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Is a Treatment for NASH Finally on the Horizon?
Helen Albert - 16/04/2019 6 mins - Features
Despite a number of recent, high-profile trial failures, there are several promising candidates competing to be the first to get a therapy for the liver disease NASH approved. Whether these dreams will soon become reality, or whether NASH has caught the Alzheimer's trial failure bug remains to be seen.
By 2020, NASH, or non-alcoholic steatohepatitis, will replace hepatitis C as the number one reason for liver transplantation. However, there is still no approved treatment for this silent killer. Many companies are working feverishly to be the first to get a treatment on the market, but none have yet been successful.
Indeed, there have already been a number of high-profile disappointments in the US this year. In February, Gilead's anti-fibrosis drug selonsertib failed at phase III and Ionis delayed releasing results from their antisense gene therapy trial in patients with the condition.
While Intercept's phase III trial of its anti-fibrosis drug Ocaliva was not a complete failure, its benefits were not statistically significant in patients given the lower dose and over half the patients given the higher dose experienced side effects from the drug. More recently, Conatus Pharmaceuticals' NASH drug emricasan failed in the first of three phase II trials the company is running with Novartis.
Despite this, experts taking part in a recent panel at Bio Europe Spring in Vienna believe we will be seeing the first NASH drug approvals very soon.
"I think in the next 10 or 15 years, there will be maybe 10 or 15 different drugs with different modes of action on the market," said Marco Boorsma, General Partner at Forbion, a VC firm with experience investing in NASH.
Manuel Baader knows the NASH market well as he is Deputy Head of Global Business Development and Licensing, Cardio Metabolic Diseases at Boehringer Ingelheim, which has many potential NASH treatments in the pipeline. "We're in the early days and I wouldn't generalize anything. All these programs… have different reasons why they failed. I think it's very important to try to find out what can we do differently, what can we do better."
A multitude of targets
There seems to be no doubt that NASH is a complex disease, both to diagnose and to treat. Drug developers have taken a variety of different approaches to tackling the disease, targeting different aspects of the condition ranging from metabolic imbalances to inflammation and tissue scarring or fibrosis.
One possible treatment area that is still very new and unexplored is cell therapy and regenerative medicine. Pascale Jordan is Director of Business Development at Promethera Biosciences, a Belgian biotech developing liver stem cell therapies to treat liver diseases such as NASH. The company's tech is still at an early stage, but is already showing promise in clinical trials.
"We strongly believe that only [liver cells] can do the multitasking that has to be done into the liver to fix the disease and reverse the condition," commented Jordan.
Tuan Huy Nguyen, CEO at French biotech GoLiver, is taking it one step further. His company is also developing cell therapies, but he hopes to be able to grow whole transplantable livers in the future.
Micrograph showing mitochondria (blue), glycogen (pink), rough endoplasmic reticulum (red) in the cytoplasm of a hepatocyte.
"The liver will always try to manage to find a cell that it can convert to a hepatocyte. If you decrease inflammation and you decrease fibrosis, but you don't have a cell source for hepatocytes, how can you cure the disease? You can just slow down the disease."
Regenerative approaches such as these are still very new, but are clearly showing promise and reaching the attention of big pharma such as Boehringer Ingelheim. "We are also considering alternatives such as cell therapies," said Baader. "I think NASH is a nice field to explore beyond small molecules, peptides, and antibodies."
Matching the right patient with the right therapy
Baader believes better preclinical models could be important for improving outcomes in NASH, as finding an animal model that accurately represents the mode of action in humans is challenging. He advocates the use of additional preclinical testing systems such as human cell lines, complex 3D culture systems, organoids or precision-cut liver slices to test a prospective drug's mode of action thoroughly.
Taking a personalized medicine approach and stratifying treatments to certain patient groups could be the answer to achieving better clinical results in NASH patients.
"I think there is still room to learn how we can design the best clinical trial for our molecules. That's very important," said Baader. "One other thing is that it's a very complex disease. We don't really understand it. We have a lot of underlying mechanisms and there will not be one mechanism to solve the problem."
Jordan believes targeting the right patients is key to good trial design. "One of the biggest challenges is the selection of patients – how you select your patients, how you follow your patients."
Boom or bust?
Boorsma believes the field is just starting to come into its own. "It's still a young space. The drug development has been ongoing for 5–7 years. There were trials, of course, 15 years ago, but that was the early stuff. Now, there's a boom in development."
He believes that the NASH field just needs a bit more time. "It's not like Alzheimer's, where everything has failed. Time after time after time, it fails. Here, it seems that you can get to some kind of improvement that will develop hopefully into something great. As investors, we really see it as an opportunity."
Boorsma believes the NASH trial failures are actually opportunities for companies developing similar candidates at an earlier stage to learn and adapt. Although he concedes that negative press can make investment in an area difficult.
"With every trial, with every motivation test, we learn, and although the Intercept data was not great – still, you learn from that."
So when will we see the first NASH therapy approved? It's hard to say for sure, results in the US have not been promising so far in 2019.
French biotech Genfit's recent €120M Nasdaq IPO suggests investors are confident that the results of the phase III trial of its NASH drug elafibranor, which are due later this year, will be positive. If that is the case then the first NASH drug could be approved in 2020.
All things being well, the French company looks set to hold on to its position as the frontrunner in Europe and possibly the world if Intercept's run of bad luck continues. Only time will tell and we will be watching this space with interest!
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Andres Forero - The Busiest Drummer on Broadway
My conversation with drummer, Andres Forero, begins with him telling me that he, and everyone involved in the Broadway hit, Hamilton, are getting ready for the Tony awards, where they have a modest 16 nominations(!) This sets the tone quite nicely; Forero's time on Broadway itself has been a great success (he's also played drums for the humongous Book of Mormon), but as a jazz drummer and percussionist, he has also played with the likes of Dizzy Gillespie, Alicia Keys, and on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon. Oh, and he's already got a Grammy, Emmy, and Tony..!
"I think that's the most a show has ever had, as far as nominations at the Tony awards are concerned," Forero tells me. Since we spoke, Hamilton has swept the board, notching no fewer than 11 Tonys, I should add! "This show just continues to break all the old records, when it comes to record sales. We just certified platinum about a week ago. Never in the history of a Broadway show has one been certified gold within less than a year, never mind platinum!"
Forero is proud of these achievements, and so should he be. The only downside is a scarcity of free time:
"I've been in the studio a lot: at Avatar (a studio in New York), recording the acceptance music, if the show should win; and recording underscoring, and things like that."
The show did win - a lot - and was recently featured on the front of Rolling Stone; these sort of gratifications make the hectic lifestyle all worthwhile for Forero; and speaking of magazine covers, he recently made the cover of Modern Drummer. However, he is happy to admit that he's getting to an age where all these long shows and his other commitments are starting to be felt in his body.
"I'm a little bit tired... It's a long show," he concedes. "It's three-hours long, and my body is starting to tell me that I need to slow down a little bit. I've been going for three years without any vacation."
Not only is the show a long slog, he's also committed to doing eight of them a week, meaning a whopping 24 hours of vigorous drum time (or an entire day and night of drumming, if you prefer to look at it in a sadistic way). So how on earth does he stick to his other commitments, like teaching and recording with the band Fish, with that kind of schedule?
"Well, one of the great things about doing a Broadway show is that most of the shows are at night, so it leaves a lot of your day open. Although some people think I'm just working three hours a night; but those three hours are so demanding, so physically brutal, that I would say they more equate to seven hours," he says, with a smile. "So the next day, it is important to rest a little bit, but it also gives us an opportunity to teach and work on other projects. That is the gift of working in theatre."
This is something Forero feels isn't impressed enough on young students who have Broadway aspirations of their own.
"A lot of what they teach young folks in college is just how to be a legit player, or how to be a great player, which is wonderful," he says. "But it's important to know as a musician you can buy a home, have a family, not just get by on 50 dollar gigs here and there. I think it's important for folks to know there is another platform out there. Locate your musician union. Get a hold of them, and sign up for all of the opportunities that are out there. Be a part of that, rather than being a starving musician."
TECHNOLOGICALLY SPEAKING
When it comes to the technology side of matters, Forero is not after a shallow relationship with the companies who supply his equipment; and in audio engineers, RME, he has formed a bond that is anything but.
"One day, my close friend Karl said to me, 'there's this company called RME, you've gotta meet the people'", Forero recalls. "He didn't say anything about the product! [laughs] Karl and I had both been with the same drum company for 16 years, so for us, what's important isn't just the product, it's the people that you interact with. I believe that if the people are good, and they treat you like family, the product will stand behind the person."
If you need further proof of this importance, Forero's son is named after the cymbal company, Sabian, whose owners were chosen as his boy's godparents
"Richard DeClemente (of RME) is one of the finest human beings I've ever met. His approach – how he dealt with me, how he treated me; I was sold before I heard anything about the gear. Then I started researching the equipment," Forero says. "I have the RME Fireface UFX, and I also have the Babyface Pro for when I travel. I do a lot of travelling and remote drum clinics, so I need the Babyface's portable capabilities quite often. The Fireface UFX stays in my studio at home; and on Hamilton, we have two Fireface units at front of house, and then in the pit we have four separate RME interfaces."
Forero also finds RME kit very user-friendly, and loves the lack of latency:
"If you're someone like me who doesn't live in audio geek land, it's so great to have these products which you just plug in and they work. The RME gear is very accessible, and the lack of latency is a huge deal for people like me!"
It becomes very clear that a big part of this man's success is his hugely positive energy, and if he can always retain that, he will continue to be one of the most in demand drummers on the planet. Congratulations, Hamilton, on all the plaudits you've deservedly received.
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So, question for all the recent newbies. When the food gets here, I'll want to start immediately. I understand there's a lot of supplementation with fresh fruits/veggies/dairy, etc. How do I know how much of what to buy? Or should I just wait until the package arrives? Are there instructions? .
I'm anxious but really, really excited. I haven't told my family I'm doing this and will be going home for Thanksgiving in November. That gives me 3 months to really surprise them. I have told some of the folks at work and they are all really supportive and a few are doing the "watch and see" before they may try! .
Anyhoo - I just want to really start off strong, so all help and tips are appreciated..
Good work Geekyone. I'm feeling more and more like I may have FINALLY found the secret to weight loss....NS. Keep it going girl..
I swear that sounds like it could've been the catch phrase for one of their testimonials! Almost slogan worthy and everything..
I actually started doing my weigh in's the day I ordered, but my order was delayed by UPS... it took almost 9 days to get delivered.
The food has been a pleasant surprise. I have liked everything so far except the chicken alfredo.... and I won't order that one again. My favorite thing so far is the chicken tortilla soup... yum! Good luck to us all!!.
Good morning, just finished the 2nd week, lost 2.0 pounds this week total of 6.4 so far I feel great how is everyone else doing?.
Hi again...I finally figured out how to find my posts and this site again. There are a lot of discussion boards... fun to read, encouraging but I got lost trying to find my way back. I finally figured out to look at my personal page! .
I find myself obsessed with what I am going to eat and take with me when I am running around. I find an apple works for the in-between meals, is simple and can take the abuse of the purse!l Not skipping and getting too hungry seems to be the trick for me. I often stretch the meals out having my fruit an hour later... I am loving snow peas dipped in non fat sour cream mixed with powdered ranch dressing.
I am on my third week of nutrisystem. I have lost 10 pounds and have 15 to go to reach goal... thinking it would be nice to lose 20 though. Reading the threads and having the support of allthe nutrisystem people has been invaluable. It is the first time ever that I feel like I can stick to a life plan for eating.... feels so GOOD!! The food has been good.


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Featured Stories Four Takeaways from the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race at Canada
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Four Takeaways from the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race at Canada
By Briar Starr
The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series began their playoff run to Southern Florida this past weekend at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park as it continues to be the most exciting series of 2018.
With the track known for its controversial finishes and top moments in the series for the past five years, it didn't disappoint this year with another exciting finish.
Here are four takeaways from the Chevrolet Silverado 250 at CTMP.
Another Exciting Ending – In the past prior to the 2018 race, there have been several exciting finishes to the end of the races at CTMP. In 2013, it was Chase Elliott who made contact with Ty Dillon in the last corner of the race and went on to win. The next year, saw Ryan Blaney edge German Quiroga to the line in a clean finish. In 2016, John Hunter Nemechek won the race after bouncing and taking Cole Custer off the track, and into the wall, ending with Custer tackling Nemechek after the race. In 2017, Austin Cindric did a bump and run, spinning Kaz Grala out to win the race and lock himself into the Playoffs. This year was no exception. On the last lap, Noah Gragson accidentally took out his Kyle Busch Motorsports teammate Todd Gilliland for the race win but was unable to successfully complete the maneuver, which saw a thrilling ending to the end of the race. The two teammates were able to recover but were relegated to ninth and 11th in the official results, after almost having a 1-2 finish.
Justin Haley Breaks Through – The No. 24 GMS Racing driver was able to break through after all the mess on the final lap to lock himself into the Round of 6. It was Haley's second win of his career and the first since Gateway in the summer. Haley can breathe a little easier with not having to worry about Las Vegas and the wildcard race at Talladega to end the round. He continues to be quietly consistent this year and it would not be a surprise if he ends up being in the Championship 4 at Homestead-Miami in Southern Florida. GMS Racing continues to be the team to beat for the championship, whether it will be Haley or Johnny Sauter.
Timothy Peters Gets A For Effort- After Red Horse Racing shut down a few years ago, it left veteran Timothy Peters without a ride. Since then he has competed part-time in the series driving for multiple teams. When the news broke prior to the race weekend that Dalton Sargeant and his team had parted ways this would have seen Spencer Gallagher replace Sargeant to drive at CTMP. However, Gallagher had a shoulder injury and wasn't able to compete in the race. This gave Peters the opportunity to step in but it almost didn't happen either. His passport was expired so he had to get it renewed and did not leave for Canada until Friday morning. Peters made the trip and qualified fifth, finished eighth in both stages, led two laps and wound up finishing fourth for his second top-10 of the 2018 season and scored his 124th career top-10 finish. It was his best finish in the top five since Charlotte of last year, where Peters finished fifth. It will be interesting to see if this opportunity will allow Peters to get more chances in the Truck Series and potentially end up full time again. Only time will tell.
Alex Tagliani Scores Top-10 Finish – Lost in all the excitement from Sunday's race and finish could very well be, Alex Tagliani who piloted the No. 12 of Young's Motorsports. He had a quiet race, but is normally found inside the top-10 or competing for race wins at road courses, when the right opportunity comes along. Tagliani, who regularly competes in the NASCAR Pinty Series in Canada, earned his second career top-10 finish in the Truck Series in his fourth start. He didn't earn any stage points in either stage, but nonetheless, Tagliani continues to impress at road courses in whatever equipment he races.
The Truck Series now takes two weeks off before continuing their Round of 8 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Friday night September 14.
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Dominique Van Wieringen tops final test session in preparation for ARCA Lucas Oil 200
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How could anyone in the 21st century NOT believe that Jesus is the son of god?
Is Mary really a virgin?
How did "omniscient" Muhammed not know about Polar day/night?
WHY is PIERS MORGAN HERE?!?
God is fake and democrats are moronic.
aside from some forceful transcendental argument, i don't think anything else can..
Jackie Chan: US more corrupt than China!!!!
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article on religion and the republicans.
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The network includes staff involved in Quality Improvement, Clinical Audit and Effectiveness in organisations that provide NHS services across the London region.
Meetings This Network has given the opportunity for the local and National partners to share their service profile which has created a supportive educational resource for the London Region. Having a variety of speakers throughout the year including our key partners [NICE & HQIP] has been great resource for our Network as this provides our network members with a future direction in the National agenda and members often feedback that they found the meeting effective.


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Training to protect and serve
Potential officers go through three months of basic training, another three months of field training
Training to protect and serve Potential officers go through three months of basic training, another three months of field training Check out this story on thenewsstar.com: http://tnsne.ws/1DpM4U3
Scott Rogers, lsrogers@thenewsstar.com Published 5:16 p.m. CT Feb. 13, 2015 | Updated 9:53 p.m. CT Feb. 18, 2015
Josh Lee joins other candidates for positions with Monroe Police Department undergoing agility training at Ouachita Parish Junior High School on Friday.(Photo: MARGARET CROFT/THE NEWS-STAR)Buy Photo
Men and women of any law enforcement agency go through a number of steps to don the badge and protect and serve.
Fifteen new recruits are undergoing the first three months of training with the Monroe Police Department, hoping to graduate to the next level where they'll receive their badge and firearm and undergo another three months of field training with supervisors.
Monroe Police Detective Reggie Brown said police work is not for everyone, and people can't just walk into the department and expect they have what it takes to wear the blue.
"First of all people have to be called to do the job. They can't decide one day they want to wear the badge and protect and serve. We're looking for people with certain qualities — most importantly they need compassion and want to help people," Brown said.
Before candidates can even get through the door, they must pass the civil service exam and a physical fitness test.
Monroe's 15 recruits are joined by 14 other candidates vying for jobs at area law enforcement agencies. They'll receive training to learn the laws, self-defense tactics and firearms experience, which makes up most of their training.
"Besides being physically fit, firearms training is the most important," Brown said.
Candidates must hit targets accurately from 25 yards, 12 yards and 7 yards.
"If we get in a deadly situation and we have to fire, we must make sure we hit our target and not have stray bullets hitting any bystanders. The close encounter is where we have most of our deadly force situations," Brown said.
After graduation from the academy, recruits spend another three months with a supervisor who teach them how to interact with people and how to handle calls to learn "everything about police work and real life situations," Brown said.
The field training officer drives with the recruits around town to show them the hot spots for criminal activity. Recruits are graded during field training, and if they don't meet certain standards the police chief can opt to let them go.
Officers must undergo the same training regiment to be recertified each year. The state requires officers to undergo 20 hours of training annually; however, Monroe mandates 40 hours per year.
West Monroe Police Department hired three officers this week to replace those who retired or left for another department. The process to hire them began last year with the civil service examination, physical fitness tests, background checks and an extensive psychological evaluation.
"There's a lot of steps involved, and it normally takes three months to complete everything," West Monroe Police Chief Jeff Terrell said.
Most departments look for certain qualities in their officers — compassion, level-headedness, intelligence and the ability to handle stressful situations are all attributes Terrell said WMPD wants for officers.
"You really find out about those qualities during the background investigations. These are all steps we take to weed out people. We may start with 40 but end up with four. It's pretty tough and not easy to get hired because we're looking for people with certain attributes," Terrell said.
Ouachita Parish Sheriff Jay Russell said all potential deputies go through the police academy, and the majority first get their taste of law enforcement inside corrections where they'll be staffed at the Ouachita Correctional Center.
"That's where we put new recruits so they get to know the names and faces of people incarcerated. With an 85 percent recidivism rate you'll quickly learn who they are so when you meet them on the streets you'll know what they've been arrested for and if they're considered dangerous," Russell said. "It gives them a chance to be around criminals before they meet them on the streets."
OPSO deputies who want to patrol the streets must spend 16 weeks with a field training officer to learn all aspects of the patrol role.
A large percentage of deputies are returning military officers and veterans who have combat training and experience dealing with intense situations. Other recruits are college graduates with degrees in criminal justice who can be trained and molded into peace officers.
Regardless of their experience, OPSO expects deputies to have one thing in common — a desire to better their community and serve others.
"Most people have that passion to help others and change their community for the better. We all have a vested interest in this community and we want it to be as safe as possible," Russell said.
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Levels of certification
Louisiana currently offers three types of certification:
Level 1 (Basic Law Enforcement Peace Officer) — In order to be granted full certification the candidate must comply with the Police Officer Standards and Training requirements for firearm certification and complete 360 hours training course.
Level 2 (Basic Correctional Peace Officer) — The certification addresses peace officers who will be caring, taking into custody and controlling inmates. Similar to level 1 certification, in order to graduate the candidate needs the POST firearms certification and to successfully complete a 249 training course.
Level 3 (Jailor Training Officer) — The certification programs for a jailor officer requires the completion of a 90-hours training course and does not require POST firearms certification.
Applicants can expect to go through a screening process consisting of:
A preliminary polygraph interview.
A Polygraph examination.
Physical fitness testing including a 1.5 mile run, push-ups and sit-ups.
A background investigation.
Oral interview.
Medical examination.
Psychological examination.
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Missing Tyler man's vehicle located Tuesday off Toll 49; search underway
Corbin Search
By Stephanie Frazier | January 12, 2021 at 6:25 PM CST - Updated January 13 at 1:10 AM
SMITH COUNTY, Texas (KLTV) - An active search is underway Tuesday evening for a Tyler man missing for nearly a week.
21-year-old Corbin Stiefer was last seen on Wednesday, Jan. 6, in Tyler. He left home without his phone, ID, and medication, his family says. His car was located today off of Toll 49. Tyler Police Department and the Smith County Sheriff's Office, including K9 officers, are at the scene.
21-year-old Corbin Stiefer (Source: Steifer family)
Tuesday night, Tyler police are searching the area off Toll 49 West along County Rd 1151. Stiefer's vehicle was found in the area which led officers to begin searching for him, officials say.
His father, Jeff Stiefer, says that the car was in the area at least since Saturday. Neighbors in the area told him that they saw the car running but thought nothing of it. They said that it's not unusual for people to park there, dump trash there, and so forth, so they didn't think it was unusual.
Jeff's friend did a flyover on Tuesday and spotted the car off of the toll road. One of the neighbors called the police to report the car on Tuesday, as well.
Officials are also checking area hospitals, they said.
A search with detectives will begin again on Wednesday morning.
Stiefer's family told KLTV last week that they are upset and confused.
"We are just baffled at where our son could be," Corbin's mother, Carys, said. "My 21-year-old son was headed to an appointment Wednesday morning during the rain and he left our house in south Tyler about 11:40 and I have not seen or heard from him since. He forgot his phone and his ID and his wallet."
Stiefer's family says this behavior is unusual for him. He has been at home in Tyler since leaving Abilene Christian University in October due to an illness.
"He's such a wonderful young man. He's well loved by this family, well loved by his friends," his grandfather said.
Stiefer's mother says the illness, that requires medication, has been weighing on him.
"He has been down about his illness and he's lost quite a bit of weight and hasn't been feeling good," she said.
We have a reporter at the scene of the search and will continue to bring updates as it progresses.
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Stephanie Hill-Frazier, known to viewers as "Mama Steph," joined the KLTV team in 2011. She shares recipes she develops especially for viewers during Tuesday mornings on East Texas News Midday in her segment, 'Mama Steph on East Texas Kitchen.' She also writes feature stories, as well as news, as part of the KLTV digital team.
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A low-carb diet is usually high in protein.
A study from the Stanford University School of Medicine tried to answer the question of which diet is better: low-fat or low-carb.
Overall, those on the healthy low-fat diet lost an average of 11.68 lbs and those on the healthy low-carb diet lost an average of 13.22 lbs.
The researchers revealed that the difference did not prove one was necessarily better than the other.
It's lunchtime: Do you pick the low-carb chicken bowl or reach for the noodle salad with no fat? The answer may depend on which side you picked in the low-fat vs. low-carbohydrate diet debate. But we have good news for you: You can eat both! A new study reveals that both diets give similar results, so one isn't necessarily better than the other.
A low-fat diet includes foods like fruit and cottage cheese.
A study from the Stanford University School of Medicine tried to answer the hotly contested issue of which diet is better: low-fat or low-carb. Researchers followed 609 overweight adults, split into two groups based on their diets, to monitor their weight changes for 12 months. They found that there was no significant difference in their weight loss based on the low-carb and low-fat diets. This means that they didn't see one dietary strategy as more successful than the other.
Although researchers didn't list every meal that study participants ate over the course of 12 months (just imagine the size of that spreadsheet), they did share that both groups focused on eating healthy foods. For instance, they couldn't drink soda despite it being low-fat. And they wanted everyone to view this as a lifestyle change instead of a temporary diet, so they didn't force anyone to restrict carbs or fat in an unhealthy way.
The low-fat participants ate a diet consisting of 48 percent carbohydrates, 29 percent fat, and 21 percent protein.
The low-carb participants ate a diet consisting of 30 percent carbohydrates, 45 percent fat, and 23 percent protein.
Overall, those on the healthy low-fat diet lost an average of 5.3 kg (11.68 lbs), and those on the healthy low-carb diet lost an average of 6.0 kg (13.22 lbs). Researchers didn't view this as a significant difference.
The most important thing is maintaining a balanced diet.
Despite warnings, people are still drawn to fad diets because they want a quick fix and instant results. Unfortunately, these trends are usually not sustainable long-term, and many gain the pounds right back. The experts also warn that extreme versions of the low-fat and low-carb diets can be dangerous for your health. If you cut out too much fat, then you could have a higher risk of depression, infertility, and problems absorbing nutrients. If your carb-cutting goes too far, then you're more likely to have kidney problems, headaches, and nutrient deficiencies.
That's why a well-balanced approach is the key, instead of hopping on the next version of the trendiest diet fad. Colette Heimowitz, VP of nutrition, communication, and education at Atkins Nutritionals, Inc., thinks what sets this study apart is that the participants were asked to focus on eating healthy foods. "It does prove that when you limit added sugars, refined flours, trans fats, and processed foods and embrace a healthy whole-food diet, you can lose weight and make lasting lifestyle changes," she says.
Kitty Broihier, licensed dietitian and scientific advisor for nutrition navigation and rating company Guiding Stars, agrees. "Eat whole grains, fruits, vegetables, proteins, and healthy fats. A diet that is made up of these foods will in many cases be lower in calories and will be more filling, in large part due to more fiber from the whole grains and increased produce," she explains.
This should make picking out lunch easier tomorrow. Don't worry about counting carbs or fat. Instead, focus on whole, nutritious foods.


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Backing for unexplained wealth order 'will trigger rash of applications'
Friday October 05 2018, 12.01am , The Times
The woman who must now explain the source of her wealth spent £16 million in Harrods over ten years
Lawyers expect a glut of requests for unexplained wealth orders to follow from the High Court upholding the first application from the National Crime Agency this week.
The judge rejected a plea from a banker's wife to overturn an order that will force her to explain how she can afford £22 million of property in the UK.
The woman, identified only as Mrs A, is the subject of the first unexplained wealth order (UWO) imposed by the National Crime Agency. Mr Justice Supperstone is considering whether the woman's identity can be reported.
After the ruling, Emma Allen, a lawyer at Taylor Wessing, a City of London law firm, said that the orders, which were introduced last year, "haven't, so far, been the game-changing enforcement


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Topics:Gaming, Industry Moves, Internet, manish agarwal, Mobile, Reliance Entertainment
Reliance Games CEO Manish Agarwal quits the company
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Manish Agarwal; Photo Courtesy Brand Reporter
Reliance Games CEO Manish Agarwal has quit the company, reports NDTV. The report further mentions that Agarwal is likely to join Nazara Technologies, which was apparently acknowledged by sources at Nazara.
Agarwal had joined Reliance Entertainment as its chief operating officer (COO) in 2011, where he was responsible for all its digital businesses, including Zapak, BigFlix, BigAdda and Jump Games, and was brought in particularly keeping in mind an expected growth in the company's digital business with broadband and 3G. He was subsequently promoted as the CEO of the company about a year later.
Prior to Reliance, Agarwal was the CEO of New Media Venture at UTV which he joined in 2009. Before that, Agarwal worked as VP, Marketing at Rediff for two years before moving to MSN, where he was employed for a little over a year. He also worked as the project manager at Reliance Power and was also a senior programmer at Infosys.
Interestingly, Reliance Games recently held Pocket Gamer Connects, where apparently none of the winners of the event's Very Big Indie Pitch chose to publish with Reliance Games. There are however, still a couple of Gamer Connects upcoming this year. Reportedly, Reliance is also facing issues with monetising games in India.
Note that in October last year, Reliance Games said it would soon start incubating and investing in startups in the gaming sector. The company had said then that it was evaluating games from a few developers, and would finalize the plans for the incubator by February 2015. However that date has come and gone with no details of the incubator out.
Reliance Games currently publishes games like Ultimate Robot Fighting and Pacific Rim, and claims to witness 1.5 lakh downloads for its games over mobile every day in the country. It also claims to have over a million active daily users worldwide. It offers over 20 mobile games across various genres, on Google Play and the Apple App store that have been downloaded over 50 million times with an average 4 star rating.
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Sustainable Development Forum: Why Investing in Nature Makes Economic Sense
by Arturo Herrera on July 31, 2015
What is the role of nature in cities? How can business and government leaders align environmental stewardship with economic growth?
On September 14, the Institute for International Economic Policy at The George Washington University hosted a panel of experts to answer these questions at a live, in-person webcast at the Elliott School of International Affairs.
The participants included Mark Tercek, President and CEO of The Nature Conservancy; Rob McDonald, Senior Scientist for Sustainable Land Use at The Nature Conservancy; and Led by Marcus King, Director of the Elliot School's Master of Arts at in International Affairs Program at GW
The panel discussed how public and private sector leaders can use natural resources to both impact the bottom line and benefit society, and how ecosystem services and natural infrastructure can enhance cities and neighborhoods. With their combined expertise from the fields of environmental conservation, economics, international politics, and corporate finance, they will challenge conventional thinking about the importance of environmental resources and economics as key tools in creating a sustainable world.
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Mark Tercek is president and CEO of The Nature Conservancy, the global conservation organization known for its intense focus on collaboration and getting things done for the benefit of people and nature. He is the author of the Washington Post and Publishers Weekly bestselling book Nature's Fortune: How Business and Society Thrive by Investing in Nature. In 2012, Tercek was appointed by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to serve on the New York State 2100 Commission, which was created in the wake of Superstorm Sandy to advise the governor and the state on how to make the state's infrastructure more resilient to future storms. Tercek is also a member of several boards and councils, including Resources for the Future and the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions. He is also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Tercek earned an M.B.A. from Harvard in 1984 and a B.A. from Williams College in 1979.
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They renamed the property "El Pomar," which is a Catalan translation of "the orchard," in tribute to the Dixon Apple Orchard to which the land formerly belonged.
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The real reason the "A" was made capitalized and in smaller font was because there was a copyright and trademark issue with the area already being called The Broadmoor since the 1870s.
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Spencer Penrose (November 2, 1865 – December 7, 1939) was an American entrepreneur and philanthropist. He made his fortune from mining, ore processing, and real estate speculation in Colorado and other parts of the West.
What does the El Pomar Foundation do?
El Pomar Foundation serves as a general purpose foundation, providing Trustee-approved grants across five grant making areas: arts and culture, civic and community initiatives, education, health, and human services. The Foundation also operates several endowed funds.
The Broadmoor Suites The costs for a one-bedroom suite is around $790 a night.
Enjoy the art and architecture at the Broadmoor While it's not widely advertised, you can join a free art history tour on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 10:30am or download a brochure to learn about the artwork on a self-guided tour.
All told, he has spent an estimated $900 million to buy and restore the Broadmoor and Sea Island to their former glory. From here each will have to stand on its own. "It must operate at a profit," Anschutz says plainly.
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The Haunted Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs For the amateur paranormal investigator and horror fan, if asked about haunted hotels in Colorado, The Haunted Stanley Hotel immediately comes to mind thanks in large part to the terrifying film, The Shining.
Julia (Julie) Villiers Lewis McMillan Penrose (1870–1956) was a wealthy philanthropist born to a prominent family, the wife of the James (Jim) McMillan until he died in 1902, then the wife of millionaire Spencer Penrose until his death in 1939.
William Jackson Palmer. Many of Spencer Penrose's legacies are also represented, specifically items from the Utah Copper Company, the Pikes Peak Highway, and the Broadmoor Hotel. The Shrine is home to Spencer and Julie's ashes, lying peacefully under the first floor chapel.
Football greats, Peyton Manning, and John Elway have also relaxed at The Broadmoor. While Manning is usually a shy guy, he does get into some shenanigans with Elway when they are together at the resort. Arnold Schwarzenegger has been spotted at The Broadmoor when he was a special guest at an event.
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Enjoy the art and architecture at the Broadmoor If you didn't splurge for a room at the luxurious Broadmoor hotel, you can still have a peek around the property for absolutely no charge. Walking around the lake and admiring the architecture and decor indoors is entertainment enough.
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Tulalip hosted its quarterly biddy ball tournament on Sunday, March 20 at the Greg Williams court located within the Don Hatch Youth Center. The event was open to all kids ages 3-5 and 6-7 years old.
The Tulalip biddy ball program caters to the youngest generation of aspiring hoopers. It features lower nets, a shortened court, and is for young children who are just learning to play the game of basketball.
Biddy ball is really an instructional program setup for children of all level of experience to enjoy. There's a lot of running around, basic skill sets, and learning the fundamentals of dribbling and shooting a set shot. During one session, the kids practiced drippling back and forth with then their dominant hand, then switched to dribbling with their other hand. While during another session they worked almost entirely on footwork.
The program at one point drew an estimated 50-60 kids. All the kids received a free t-shirt with 'Next Generation Biddy Ball' written across it.
Be on the lookout for more information on Tulalip's biddy ball program in future issues of the syəcəb newspaper and on our Tulalip News Facebook page. If you have any questions or concerns call Tulalip Youth Services at (360) 716-4909.
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Naval News earlier reported, citing local sources, that the Iranian Moudge-class frigate 'Jamaran' had accidentally fired at the friendly general-purpose ship 'Konarak' during live-fire exercises near Jask in the Gulf of Oman. At least 19 people were killed and 15 were injured in an incident with an Iranian support vessel in the Gulf of Oman, the Iranian Army's press service said on Monday.
Richard Branson is considering selling more than a quarter of his stake in Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc., in a move that would provide some $500 million to support his broader Virgin business empire. Branson is trying to save his Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd., which has struggled to qualify for a U.K.-supported loan program aimed at helping businesses survive the crisis brought on by the worldwide coronavirus pandemic. He's seeking outside investors for the airline, while also weighing an infusion of his own funds. Credit Suisse Group AG has been appointed to manage any sales of the Virgin Galactic shares.
Tanzanian President John Magufuli was growing suspicious of the organization, so he reportedly decided to investigate whether the organization was as trustworthy and reliable as it claimed to be. The president reportedly confronted the WHO, then kicked the organization out of the country. Though, to be sure, the WHO has yet to comment on the situation. The unreliability of COVID-19 tests manufactured in China has been a major problem for the US, and for Europe, as countries and states have been forced to discard PPE purchased in China – often after purchasing it at inflated prices – because only one-third of the masks actually work, and many of the tests have been found to produce positive and negative results more or less at random. But we'd love to hear Bill Gates regale us with "data-based arguments" about why the WHO is indispensable to the international effort to combat the coronavirus.
Police in the UK are apparently investigating people online who post tweets critical of the coronavirus lockdown. Toby Young's LockdownSceptics.org website was contacted by a reader who has been very critical of police over-reach on Twitter. "He saw a Tweet from another sceptic complaining the police had checked his profile on LinkedIn and thought, "That can't possibly be true. Surely, they've got more urgent maters to attend to?" He then checked his own LinkedIn profile and found that LinkedIn profile was accessed nine times between April 28 and May 5, and that one of the visitors was someone working for Metropolitan Police in London. Not content with using surveillance drones to publicly shame remote countryside dog walkers, the authorities are now also apparently keeping tabs on anti-lockdown social media posts.
A few days after China had announced it was sending medical supplies to Italy, Chinese state media aired pictures of Italians on balconies and streets applauding the Chinese national anthem. "In Rome, with the Chinese anthem playing, some Italians chanted 'Grazie, Cina!' on their balconies, & their neighbors applauded along", wrote Zhao Lijian, the spokesman for China's foreign ministry. China presented itself in the role of the savior, willing to rush to the bedside of the sick patient Italy. Now a Financial Times investigation reveals that those videos were manipulated as part of Beijing's coronavirus propaganda. Hashtags #ThanksChina and #GoChina&Italy were further generated by bots. A report by the Carnegie Endowment called Italy "a target destination for China's propaganda". Antoine Bondaz, a researcher at France's Foundation for Strategic Research, told: "China considers Europe the soft belly of the West. In their logic, there is the West, and in it the U.S. that will oppose China for structural and ideological reasons, and their European allies that need to be neutral in case of conflict between China and the U.S."
KSA Finance Minister Mohammed Al-Jadaan, who warned that the world's biggest oil exporter hasn't witnessed "a crisis of this severity" in decades, adding that government spending will have to be cut "very deeply", something we touched on previously. We didn't have long to wait, because early on Monday, the Saudi government – which appears to be running out of money fast – ordered government spending cuts: "Cost of living allowance will be suspended as of June first, and the value added tax will be increased to 15% from 5% as of July first," said the Saudi finance minister according to the state news agency, suggesting Saudi Arabia is on the verge of a full-blown fiscal crisis.
Silvia Romano, an Italian aid worker who was kidnapped in Kenya 18 months ago, has been freed and is expected back in Italy on Sunday, the Italian government announced on Saturday. Asked about the release, Di Maio said he could not reveal any details. Italian daily Corriere della Sera reported on its website that Italy paid a ransom to free the woman. The girl's conversion to Islam was confirmed by investigative sources and that it could be the result of "the psychological condition in which she found herself during the kidnapping". A former militant from the al Shabaab organization who kidnapped the co-worker said that "Islamists practice brainwashing." Breaking: She is happily pregnant.
Conny Maritz, managing director of the Miss Namibia pageant, announced today both the Miss Namibia and Miss Teen Namibia pageants are canceled for this year. "We have carefully considered the effect of the pandemic on international pageantry, the Miss Namibia pageant for 2020, as well as the Miss Teen Namibia pageant for 2020, the health of members of the supporting public and of prospective participants, and in particular, the say financial influence of the pandemic on the pageants' sponsors," Maritz said.
Buddhists, along with Nepalis belonging to different religions, marked the 2,564th birth anniversary of Gautam Buddha on Thursday amid restrictions imposed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The Maya Devi Temple in Lumbini, the birthplace of the Buddha, was decorated with flowers on Wednesday. But measures were taken to only allow a limited number of monks and priests inside the temple during worship and other rituals. Pujas were also performed at Buddhist shrines across the country. President Bidya Devi Bhandari visited the Swayambhunath Temple in Kathmandu and extended her best wishes for peace and prosperity to all. Buddha Jayanthi, as the birth anniversary of Gautam Buddha is known in Nepali, also marks the Ubhauli festival, which is celebrated by the Kirat community.
People living in quarantine in a village in Lamjung – Nepal – are utilising their time by doing some repair work on a public playground. Bodh Bahadur Gurung, who has been staying in the quarantine facility for the last 10 days, said the playground needed repairs for a long time. "We thought it would be best to utilise our time doing something productive," said Bodh Bahadur. The ward office has made it compulsory for every individual who enters the area from other parts of the country or abroad to stay in quarantine for 14 days. "We are in sound health. But, we have to stay in quarantine as a precaution," said Bodh Bahadur. "And to make use of our time here, we decided to put some work on the playground." Khim Bahadur Gurung, the ward chairman, said, "We have kept individuals who arrive in this ward from other parts of the country or abroad to stop the spread of novel coronavirus. We let them repair the playground since they wanted to pass their time here doing productive work."
Eco Green Education Park has welcomed two new members of its Humboldt penguin family at the zoo in Batu, East Java. Eco Green park said that the natural breeding program for the South American bird species, Spheniscus humboldti, had succeeded during its temporary closure during the outbreak. Operations manager Deny Rina Sari said that the part was elated about the good news: "The veterinarians and keepers only monitored the [hatching] process and provided [the animals] with a nest and food." The parent penguins had been observed mating in early March, and the eggs were laid in late April.
Indonesia is finalizing a US$1 billion financial bailout plan for its flag carrier to help it stave off a debt default after the coronavirus crisis forced the airline to ground most of its planes. The rescue plan includes a proposal to restructure PT Garuda Indonesia's $500 million sukuk due next month and arrange new bridge loans of as much as $500 million to meet working capital requirements for three to six months, Deputy State-Owned Enterprises Minister Kartika Wirjoatmodjo said. Garuda will table the sukuk proposal to investors on May 18 that will include an option to extend the maturity of the securities by three years or a staggered repayment, Wirjoatmodjo said. Last month, the carrier asked bondholders to begin talks with its financial adviser, citing an "extremely challenging environment for airlines" following the virus outbreak.
The Prince Andrew Charitable Trust (PACT) will close by the end of this year after concerns were raised by the Charity Commission about unauthorised trustee benefit. The accounts say: "In November 2019, the trustees became aware of the potential reputational risk by association following negative media coverage related to HRH The Duke of York.
Moisés Escamilla May, a notorious Mexican gang leader, has died in prison after contracting coronavirus. Escamilla, 45, was the leader of a group within the feared criminal cartel Los Zetas. He was serving a 37-year sentence for organised crime, including his role in the decapitation of 12 people in Yucatán, Mexico.
A member of the Iranian parliament has disclosed that "270 billion rials (6 million €) of people's money" was paid to the United Kingdom as compensation for damages incurred in an attack by hardliners on London's embassy in 2011 in Tehran. According to the pro-reformist MP Ahmad Mazani, the compensation which amounted to 1.3 million pounds was paid for the restoration of several pieces of art that had been destroyed during the attack on the embassy.
If you own a Xiaomi smartphone or have installed the Mi browser app on any of your other brand Android device, you should enable a newly introduced privacy setting immediately to prevent the company from spying on your online activities. The aggregated data is then transferred to the servers located in China and Russia, counting servers the company rented from another Chinese tech giant Alibaba, ostensibly to better understand its users' behavior.
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In honour of a much-loved wife and mother, a donation of $500,000 to the Saanich Peninsula Hospital and Healthcare Foundation has been made. This donation is the first of two or more instalments. This generous gift will be used to create an endowment fund, interest from which will fund specific projects and, most importantly, an educational scholarship program to financially assist those individuals who have shown a passion for, and commitment to, upgrading their skills to meet the unique needs of a rural hospital.
What is the scholarship and what will it do?
The endowment fund is being established in honour of Mrs. Florence Yong. Each project will be acknowledged as being supported by the "FLORENCE YONG ENDOWMENT" and each scholarship awarded will be named the "FLORENCE YONG SCHOLARSHIP ". The income derived from the donation will be used to offer financial aid to specific projects and scholarships in any professional development pursuit that will provide long-term benefit to the Saanich Peninsula Hospital, including, but not limited to: upgrading of professional designation (i.e., LPN to RN), new advanced techniques in surgical nursing, imaging or laboratory technology, respiratory technology, orthopedics technology or rehabilitation assistance.
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Obama on dealing with ISIS: "We don't have a strategy yet"
Well why would he? Since referring to ISIS as the "jay-vees" last winter, he's spent the entire summer golfing with the rich and famous in the Hamptons or Martha's Vineyard, attending endless fundraisers in Hollywood, drinking beer and playing pool with the Governor of Colorado, dreaming up new and unconstitutional methods to impose amnesty, and doing his best to destroy the U.S. economy by directing his EPA to wage war on reliable American energy for no other reason than to benefit his wealthy "green energy" cronies. With so much on his plate how can we expect him to have time to, you know, do his job and "defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic"? Priorities.
Governor Palin saw this coming six years ago in her RNC speech. Take it away, Tony Lee:
Six years to the day after he accepted the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008, President Barack Obama announced that he did not have a strategy to combat ISIS, which recently beheaded American photojournalist James Foley.
"I don't want to put the cart before the horse," Obama said of ISIS at a Thursday press conference. "We don't have a strategy yet."
After Obama accepted the nomination in front of Greek columns on August 28, 2008, Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin asked, "But when the cloud of rhetoric has passed, when the roar of the crowd fades away, when the stadium lights go out and those Styrofoam Greek columns are hauled back to some studio lot, when that happens, what exactly is our opponent's plan?"
He has no plan, and today he not only announced it to ISIS, but to the Russians, the Chinese, Iran, North Korea, and every other rogue state or terrorist organization who'd like to take advantage of an America bereft of leadership. This almost makes Jimmy Carter's foreign policy look competent in comparison. Almost.
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