The hellish cancer treatments Americans take for granted are now outdated. The cancer treatments they give you in conventional U.S. hospitals are backward, false, and proven ineffective. They're just plain bad science.
...a stunning advancement that makes the hellish cancer treatments in America obsolete.
Yes, Germany's top cancer doctors have a long track record, proving that drastic surgery, burning radiation, and poisonous chemo are now out of date . They've developed a better way.
Incredible as it sounds, Germany's top cancer doctors literally "cook" cancer out of your body while you sleep — and you wake up without any bad side effects.
Yes, you heard me right: no bad side effects.
The German cancer cure is turning the worldwide medical community upside down! Patients whip their cancer in Germany and enjoy a new lease on life. They get to spend many more good, healthy years with their loved ones. They get to keep on doing what they love: golf, tennis, hiking, boating, and even martial arts.
Yet the American medical establishment hides the amazing German cancer cure from you.
In fact, in a moment I'll show you a couple of photos that prove the German cancer breakthrough! You'll see how a beautiful lady with a severe case of melanoma (an extremely deadly skin cancer) avoided surgery that would have ruined her looks.
She's been cancer free for over 10 years, and today she's in vibrant health!
It's shocking that some American doctors still insist on drastic, disfiguring surgeries such as radical mastectomies. Just as shocking, some American doctors still insist on "orchectomies" for prostate patients — the surgical removal of the testicles!
But these crude operations are definitely obsolete according to a German surgeon I interviewed.
… as unnecessary as those notorious "ice pick lobotomies" which American doctors were routinely doing as recently as the 1970s!
Believe it or not, American doctors in the 1970s routinely "treated" mental patients by hammering an ordinary kitchen ice pick past the eyeball right through the eye socket into the brain. Then the doctor would twist the ice pick around to scramble the frontal lobe of the patient's brain! I'm not joking.
And this cruel, brutal operation was thought to be good medicine!
You may have seen actor Jack Nicholson in his unforgettable role as the victim of a lobotomy in the 1975 film classic One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. This powerful film exposed and discredited lobotomies.
Fortunately, American doctors no longer hammer ice picks into the brains of mental patients. Yet American doctors still use many of the same crude cancer operations they've been using for the last 50 years.
During my tour of six German cancer clinics, I found out German doctors have leaped far ahead of American doctors.
He died at age 93, and not from cancer.
No wonder so many other celebrities and even European royalty have gone to Germany to get rid of their cancer. I'll name some of these famous people in a moment.
But first let me briefly introduce myself. I'm Andrew Scholberg, a healthcare consumer advocate and a medical journalist. I'm not a doctor. And that gives me an advantage because, as a journalist, I'm free to tell you about the alternative treatments your doctor can't tell you about without getting into serious trouble.
And that's no exaggeration. I've interviewed several American doctors who've been hassled by medical boards or the government. One distinguished doctor served 56 days on a road gang — like "Cool Hand Luke" — before the governor pardoned him.
Fortunately, as a journalist I'm protected by the First Amendment. I can tell you the truth without having to risk persecution from the authorities.
Before I learned about the German cancer breakthrough, I saw too many loved ones and friends suffer dreadful cancer treatments — and then die anyway, often as not. I don't want to see any more loved ones go through cancer treatment hell. And I don't want you or your loved ones to go through it either.
I'll tell you about the German cancer breakthrough, but it's simpler just to show you.
Let me show you photographic proof of the German cancer breakthrough.
A conventional doctor told a 61-year-old woman with facial cancer that drastic surgery was necessary — surgery that would've disfigured the areas around her ear and eye. She said "no." Instead, she sought treatment from a top German surgeon — the one I quoted earlier. He was a marvel you don't often see: a surgeon who routinely recommends against cancer surgery.
You see, the German surgeon has found a better way to treat cancer.
Take a look at these astonishing "before" and "after" photos.
As you can see, in the first photo, taken in May, 1995, the angry red tumor looks like some kind of deformed, mutant vegetable. It was horrible.
In the second photo, taken just five months later, the tumor is completely gone, though the skin is dark in the area where the tumor was.
In the third photo, taken in May, 1996, it's difficult to tell that this lady ever had an ugly tumor on her face!
This lady got rid of her cancer without any disfiguring surgery. So she didn't need any reconstructive surgery.
What's more, she didn't put up with any hair loss or nausea from chemo. She didn't endure scorching doses of radiation. By the way, did you know radiation does PERMANENT damage to your body? You never completely recover from it.
That's why you should at least consider doing what this woman did. She's still in touch with her German doctor. No wonder! He not only saved her life but also restored her face to its original beauty. She's doing fine.
You'll get the full details about this doctor's treatment methods in my new Special Report, German Cancer Breakthrough: A Guide to Top German Clinics.
German doctors "cook" cancer out of your body while you nap!
You're probably wondering how the German doctor whipped this ugly and shocking case of melanoma (skin cancer) without disfiguring the lady's face. The key therapy is a technique that literally "cooked" the cancer out of her body while she slept.
Best of all, this therapy killed the cancer cells throughout the body without harming any healthy cells or the immune system! So she woke up from the therapy feeling good.
This incredible German cure is the total opposite of the shotgun-approach chemotherapy American doctors use. American doctors aim to poison the cancer cells with chemo, but high-dose chemo also poisons the healthy cells. This poisoning also damages or destroys the immune system — the very asset the patient most needs to beat cancer. The results of standard, high-dose chemotherapy are often tragic.
In German Cancer Breakthrough: A Guide to Top German Alternative Clinics I fully describe how the German doctors safely "cook" cancer out of your body while you sleep.
You'd think that a fever of 105 to 107 degrees Fahrenheit would be bad for cancer patients, right? Wrong!
Surprisingly, cancer can't take the heat. But your body's healthy cells can handle a temporary fever just fine. Fever is one of the tools your immune system uses to kill disease.
Ironically, it was a German-American doctor in Philadelphia, Peter Busch, M.D., who discovered that fever can cure cancer. He found out by pure chance in 1868, 140 years ago!
One of Dr. Busch's patients was a 43-year-old woman with a severe case of sarcoma of the face. He observed that her cancer went away after she suffered a fever of 105 degrees Fahrenheit from a strep infection. It dawned on him that he might be onto a major discovery.
And today's German doctors have proved Dr. Busch right. They've proved that a fever — whether caused by an illness or artificially induced — has a devastating effect on cancer.
Yet few American doctors today even know about this remarkable treatment that causes no side effects!
"Cooking" cancer cells to death is NOT an experimental therapy. To turn up the heat on cancer, the German doctors use a machine that costs about $250,000. And the German doctors have the skill needed to operate this sophisticated machine.
Most important of all, they've racked up a long track record of success.
The fever therapy lasts about six hours, and cancer patients receive the therapy once a week. It not only "cooks" the tumor to death but also kills cancer cells that have spread elsewhere in the body.
The doctors I interviewed have used this therapy thousands of times with no side effects whatsoever — none!
So don't let some uninformed American doctor tell you it's unproven. Most American oncologists haven't studied this therapy at all. They haven't read the vast number of papers that have been published on it, or talked (as I have) to patients who beat cancer with it or to their doctors who are acknowledged international experts on this therapy.
In short, American doctors who discourage this treatment DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT!
It's not one organ or body part that has cancer.
Conventional surgery and chemotherapy may appear to wipe out a tumor. The doctors who administer these treatments might tell you they "got it all!" And then, what do you know, a few months or years later the cancer comes roaring back. Surgery usually fails because no surgeon can remove all the cancer cells that may have spread.
Why? Because cancer cells too small to detect can be anywhere in the body. Cancer is systemic — there are cancer cells throughout a patient's body — but the fever therapy kills them wherever they are.
That's one of the reasons German cancer doctors I interviewed are so successful.
They employ a state-of-the-art therapy that's more advanced than anything you'll find in America. It heals the whole body instead of just tinkering with the obvious signs of this system-wide disease.
It's all based on a simple, proven fact: High temperature — the kind we all get when we have a fever — KILLS cancer cells and leaves healthy cells unharmed.
Most "mainstream" American doctors don't even know about it, and the few who do call it quackery!
Here in the U.S., you can't get heat therapy with the German level of experience and expertise.
A few American doctors — very few — use some forms of heat therapy, but the work going on in Germany is far ahead of what you can find here.
What's more, there are several different methods of raising the body temperature. The most scientifically advanced ones aren't available in America.
That's why you need my new guide to German cancer clinics — the first such guide ever published in the English language.
And the cost is amazingly low!
Using this unique, cutting edge technology, German doctors concentrate heat in the area around the tumor. For example, the doctor places a special device directly over the breast of a breast cancer patient to heat up that specific area. The patient doesn't get a temporary whole-body fever with this kind of heat therapy.
German doctors use radio frequencies (shortwaves), which cause heat to penetrate deep into the body — 18 centimeters, about 7 inches.
As I saw for myself, the results are amazingly effective. And that's one reason why cancer patients from all over the world come to Germany.
In some countries, clinics use microwaves to heat up the tumor. But microwaves only penetrate the body about five centimeters — about two inches. This is far less effective than the deeper penetrating radio frequencies that German doctors use.
German-style deep-penetration heat therapy is not available anywhere in the United States. Heat therapy doesn't fit with the American medical establishment's model of "cut-burn-poison" for cancer treatment.
One of Germany's most legendary cancer doctors was Hans Nieper, M.D. I'm sure you've heard of some of the people who came to him to get rid of their cancer: Princess Caroline of Monaco and President Ronald Reagan, to name just two.
Dr. Nieper cured Princess Caroline of breast cancer, and she remains in glowing health to this day.
Other celebrities, such as actors William Holden and Anthony Quinn, have gone to Dr. Nieper's clinic for cancer. And comedian Red Buttons brought his wife there. It's a remarkable story. I'll tell you the details in a moment.
I already mentioned President Ronald Reagan's May 1985 trip to Germany for cancer treatment. Reagan chose Germany because of Dr. Nieper's reputation as the No. 1 cancer doctor in the world.
But President Reagan had to change his diet after his treatment in Germany for cancer. Dr. Nieper told him it was necessary. And that's when America's cancer establishment withdrew the ridiculous claim that cancer has nothing to do with diet! I suspect President Reagan's experience had something to do with their change of mind.
Sadly, Dr. Nieper died in 1998, and his clinic no longer exists. But his priceless health secrets didn't die with him. The six German clinics I toured are using the cancer breakthrough he helped pioneer and perfect.
Red's wife had an advanced case of one of the most dreaded cancers: oral pharyngeal cancer. In 1975 she said "no" to surgery that would have disfigured her face — and went to Germany instead.
Alicia got rid of her cancer with no disfiguring surgery and lived in good health for another 29 years! And Red Buttons went on to become an advocate for health freedom in America.
The same information that saved Red's wife from surgical mutilation, miserable treatments, and an early death could save you or a loved one. Get the complete information in my new Special Report German Cancer Breakthrough: A Guide to Top German Alternative Clinics.
Celebrity undergoes disfiguring surgery in U.S.
It's sad that celebrity film critic Roger Ebert (of "Siskel and Ebert" and "Ebert and Roper") didn't know about the German cancer breakthrough. Ebert suffers from cancer of the salivary glands. The poor man has endured four surgeries that have left him disfigured and unable to speak.
If only I'd been able to get my Special Report into his hands before he went under the knife!
But for you, it's not too late. I want to get this report into your hands before you or any of your loved ones have any kind of needless, life-ruining cancer surgery or chemotherapy. Many cancer patients have said they'd rather die than endure one more round of chemo.
Suzanne Somers had surgery and radiation in America for her breast cancer in 2001. Naturally her doctors wanted her to follow up these treatments with highly toxic chemotherapy. They were appalled when she said "no." Instead, she opted for mistletoe, a German herbal therapy that worked well for her.
Mistletoe therapy is natural. It's gentle on the patient but tough on cancer. All the German cancer clinics I toured use mistletoe therapy.
You might think it sounds odd or weird to use mistletoe against cancer. And you can be sure some American doctors would call mistletoe therapy "quackery." But this therapy is backed up by more than 3,000 studies conducted between 1985 and 2006.
When you order your personal copy of my new Special Report, German Cancer Breakthrough, I'm going to give you a special gift, as well: you'll get a FREE bonus report that tells you all about mistletoe therapy.
In fact, you get FIVE FREE BONUS REPORTS with your purchase of German Cancer Breakthrough.
Well, that's America's cancer establishment for you.
FDA officials and their colleagues want you to submit to disfiguring surgery, poisonous chemo, and burning radiation when you get cancer. But when they get cancer — well, that's different! They go to Germany to get rid of their cancer. For themselves, they prefer treatments that are more effective and don't have any side effects.
These fat cats don't practice what they preach, so why do they hide the German cancer breakthrough from you? Most likely, the answer is money. Cancer treatment in America has become a racket. It costs $350,000 to die of cancer in America.
You could buy a nice house for that kind of money — and pay cash!
The fact is, the drug companies get filthy rich when you buy their grossly overpriced chemo drugs, one of which costs $10,000 a month!
But don't blame your doctor. He's so pressed for time that he relies on the medical establishment's "experts" to tell him what works and what doesn't. Furthermore, he knows that he risks losing his license if he breathes even a word about alternative therapies for cancer. So he does the best he can in a broken system.
American doctors aren't evil; they simply tell you what they learned in medical school. And unfortunately, the American medical schools are under the thumb of the drug companies. The drug company executives, on the other hand, aren't so innocent.
Cancer dilemma: do you swat mosquitoes or drain the swamp?
Perhaps the main difference between American cancer doctors and their German counterparts is that the American doctors only focus on the symptom of cancer, which is the tumor. But that's like swatting mosquitoes. After you've swatted one, another one soon appears.
That's the way it is with cancer, if you focus only on the tumor. What good does it do to get rid of a tumor if another one grows back?
"Swatting mosquitoes" doesn't cut it. You have to get at the root cause. You have to drain the swamp! And that's why the select German cancer doctors in my report are so successful. Of course, they're good at getting rid of tumors, but they also focus on the root causes of cancer: toxicity in the body and improper diet.
The typical cancer patient's body is sludged up with all kinds of toxins that must come out of the body. American cancer doctors totally ignore this toxic mess, while German doctors use effective therapies to get rid of it.
In my Special Report German Cancer Breakthrough, I'll show how German doctors help cancer patients rid their bodies of poisons. You can use many of the same methods at home — and even if you're healthy it's a good idea.
Why wait until you're at death's door?
Speaking for myself, I'm detoxing myself at home, using the same techniques I've learned in the course of investigating 17 alternative cancer clinics. I practice what I preach, and I fervently hope you'll get my report and see how you can benefit, too.
I don't have cancer. I'm using these amazing secrets to make sure I NEVER get it.
My new Special Report, German Cancer Breakthrough, is chock full of the most effective techniques for preventing cancer that I'm using myself, at home. They're based on the advice of a couple dozen of the world's most famous and successful cancer doctors.
I've interviewed a great many of their "customers," too (all three of my guides to cancer clinics feature numerous interviews). I've seen for myself what actually works in real-life patients.
In German Cancer Breakthrough: A Guide to Top German Alternative Clinics I describe the simple, easy, at-home secrets that German doctors recommend to help cancer-proof your body.
You need to know a major difference between cancer doctors in America and Germany: The American cancer establishment has declared war against doctors who champion alternative cancer therapies.
In America, alternative doctors have to watch their step or they'll be persecuted, punished, and put out of business. That's not the way it is in Germany.
German doctors use the best of both worlds: the best natural medicine together with the best conventional medicine. This combination gives patients the best chance of whipping cancer for good.
Today, German doctors in six little-known cancer clinics are using the German cancer breakthrough. Unlike American doctors, the German doctors I interviewed are free to speak to their patients about the full range of treatment options without being punished or hassled by their government.
This refreshing atmosphere of freedom is the reason that people from all walks of life, including a steady stream of Americans, come to these German cancer clinics.
This way of beating cancer is like going on vacation!
These clinics don't look or smell like hospitals. Not even one of them is like that. They're like bed & breakfasts. It's like being on vacation. And the patients focus on living and healing, not death and dying.
I sort of hesitate to say it, since the people I interviewed are battling a deadly illness... but they actually seem to be having fun. There's a climate of joy and optimism you can feel.
Let me give you a brief summary of the clinics in the order in which I visited them.
"Clinic No. 1" is located in a charming and historic town near Frankfurt. Of course it offers the state-of-the-art scientific breakthroughs I've mentioned. But there's more. Across the street you'll find a spa park where you can drink the mineral waters said to have medicinal value — especially for the colon.
"Clinic No. 2" is located just five miles from the French border, not far from Strasbourg, one of the most romantic cities in the world. From the windows you enjoy an idyllic view of the historic city and the lovely vineyards around it. This clinic, too, is near the mineralized waters of a historic spa.
Rolling hills make "Clinic No. 3" a hiker's paradise. The doctor emphasizes the importance of fitness and mild exercise and encourages patients to drink the mineralized, healing waters.
"Clinic No. 4" is located at the foot of a spectacular mountain in the Bavarian Alps. The doctor is the surgeon I told you about who routinely recommends against cancer surgery. He's proven again and again that there's a better way to get rid of cancer. The clinic is located in a charming village, and the doctor encourages the patients to ride bicycles, which he provides free of charge.
"Clinic No. 5" provides a balcony in each room so the patient can enjoy the fresh Bavarian Alpine air and a beautiful view of the Alps. Like most of the clinics, there's an historic water spa nearby.
"Clinic No. 6" is perched high up in the Alps on the Austrian side of the border at the site of two Winter Olympics. Each patient's room has picture windows with views that will take your breath away. The same doctor operates an outpatient clinic on the German side of the border in an enchanting spa town.
With all of these wonderful choices, where do you begin? You'll read a full description of my interviews with the doctors in each of those clinics — as well as interviews with patients — in German Cancer Breakthrough: A Guide to Top German Alternative Clinics.
The Special Report provides all the contact information you need, including websites, addresses, phone numbers, and e-mail addresses for each of the 6 clinics.
Cancer treatment you can afford!
At one of the clinics in the Bavarian Alps I interviewed Franko, a retired pianist from Key West. As we gazed out the window on a gorgeous view of the Alps, he told me he had stage-four prostate cancer that had spread to his bones. Stage four is generally hopeless.
Without health insurance, Franko couldn't afford the standard American treatments. But he scraped together the money for his treatment in Germany. And as far as he was concerned, it was a bargain.
Compared to the six-figure price tag of cancer treatment in America, German treatments cost only pennies on the dollar — even at today's weak dollar and sky-high European prices.
After just one week at the clinic, Franko's PSA score dropped from 3,500 to 500. That'd never happen at a U.S. hospital.
At the same clinic I also interviewed Paul, a retired businessman from North Carolina who was there for a follow-up visit. Like Franko, he was there for metastatic bone cancer stemming from prostate cancer.
In Paul's previous visit at the clinic he had enjoyed meeting Cher, who was there for a health tune-up. You never know who you might meet at one of these German clinics!
More important, Paul is doing well. He loves the clinic, enjoys being in Germany, and has developed a close personal friendship with his doctors.
You'll get all the details about this clinic and five other clinics, including all the websites and contact information, in my new book German Cancer Breakthrough: A Guide to Top German Alternative Clinics.
Mastectomy for breast cancer? The German surgeon says NO!
One doctor showed me a fat scrapbook of "before" and "after" photos, including photos of patients with severe, advanced breast cancer. The "before" pictures are disturbing and ugly. The "after" pictures show healthy, happy patients. These women survived and thrived with their breasts intact!
For reasons of decency, I can't show you the "before" and "after" photos of these breast cancer patients in this letter. But you can see these pictures for yourself if you have access to a library that collects German medical journals. Look up Bio: Gesundheit fuer Koerper, Geist und Seele, August/September, No. 4/2003, pages 41-46.
"Never, never, never, NEVER!," says the surgeon!
Surgeons in general like to cut because — let's face it — it's what they do. You've probably heard the adage, "When your only tool is a hammer, everything looks like a nail." But this skilled German surgeon I interviewed often recommends against cancer surgery.
His breakthrough treatments could put many surgeons out of business — or at least force them to tighten their belts.
Rather, this brilliant surgeon helps men get rid of their prostate cancer with kinder, gentler treatments like those I describe in German Cancer Breakthrough: A Guide to Top German Alternative Clinics. These breakthrough treatments enable men to keep their precious prostate gland.
You can whip prostate cancer without the risk of losing control over your bodily functions and without being surgically mutilated. You'll read all about it in the Special Report German Cancer Breakthrough: A Guide to Top German Alternative Clinics.
German cancer doctors pull cancer out by the roots while American cancer doctors just dither around treating symptoms. That's a BIG difference.
American cancer researchers generally frown on alternative, complementary, and integrative treatments for cancer. It's been said that their idea of research is to see if two doses of this poison are better than three doses of that poison.
But researchers from Columbia University in New York were at least open-minded enough to travel to one of Germany's top cancer clinics and examine several "terminal" cases of cancer. All of these cancers were cured using the German cancer breakthrough.
The researchers were forced to admit that the German therapy "merits further study." They published their findings and you'll get the details in my new Special Report, German Cancer Breakthrough.
Let me give you an important WARNING: Not all German clinics use the German cancer breakthrough. And not all German clinics are reputable. The ones I feature in my guide are the best — the ones at the cutting edge of cancer science.
In fact, most German clinics use the same outdated cut-burn-poison method of "treating" cancer that American doctors use. I found out why when I interviewed a German doctor at his clinic in a picturesque village perched high in the Austrian Alps.
The doctor told me that a drug company salesman visited his clinic one day. I won't mention the name of the company, but you'd know it. You see their ads everywhere.
The salesman asked the doctor how many cancer patients he had. After hearing the doctor's estimate, the salesman whipped out his laptop computer and crunched some numbers.
Then the salesman looked up and offered to sneak the doctor 3.7 million Euros under the table after a year, if he'd give all his cancer patients big doses of an expensive chemo drug.
I want to be absolutely sure you get the picture. The salesman offered the doctor more than $5 million under the table, tax-free.
Do you see? If a doctor is treating lots of cancer patients, and if he prescribes an expensive chemo drug for all of them, a drug company can easily afford to give the doctor a seven-figure kickback at the end of the year.
That's why it'd be a mistake to walk into just any hospital or clinic in Germany and assume that you'll get the breakthrough treatment I've been telling you about.
I don't know for sure, but it wouldn't surprise me a bit if the same sort of thing happens here in the United States.
Some excellent cancer clinics in Germany aren't set up to accommodate English-speaking patients. You need to know which clinics are the best. In my new, exclusive guide to Germany's top cancer clinics — the first ever in English! — I point you toward facilities where English-speaking patients and their loved ones feel completely at home.
I've done all the legwork for you. The six alternative clinics I toured are first-class. They're glad to accept Americans and Canadians.
And you'll be shocked at the cost — shocked in a good way. It's surprisingly low, even after the dollar's recent loss in value. In fact, the cost is piddling compared to what you'd pay in America for conventional cancer treatments.
Let me say it again: German cancer treatments cost pennies on the dollar compared to the cost of American cancer treatment.
I profile all these clinics, devoting a chapter to each one, in my new book German Cancer Breakthrough: A Guide to Top German Alternative Clinics.
like this martial artist did!
My Special Report is packed with real-life stories of patients I spoke with personally in Germany. They not only prove the German approach can work but they give you an idea of what it's like to be a patient in one of these clinics.
I interviewed Amy, a breast cancer patient from New Jersey. Amy is a martial artist. She has always marched to the beat of a different drummer, which is how she rejected conventional treatment and ended up at a German clinic. When I spoke with her, she was there for a follow-up visit.
Her surgeon recommended a mastectomy, too. She said no.
Instead, she got serious about looking for effective alternative treatment. Her search brought her to one of the top clinics in the world — one of the six clinics in my Special Report.
Amy told me she's so confident she's made a full recovery, she plans to write a book, The Tao of Breast Cancer. She's one determined lady, and I don't doubt that she will!
To get more information about this clinic and other top clinics, including websites and contact information for all of the clinics, click on the link below.
One of the most remarkable integrative cancer clinics I toured is in Germany's wine region, just five miles from the French border.
One of the doctors there told me about a 55-year-old German named Georg (pronounced "Gayorg") who came to the clinic in 1995 as a last resort for his bone cancer that had spread.
Georg had cancer from head to toe and could barely walk. He went through the German therapies.
Now he's so healthy he's going on a motorbike tour all over Europe. His cancer is gone, and he keeps in touch with the staff at the clinic. They saved his life.
You'll find out the full details of the treatment methods in German Cancer Breakthrough: A Guide to Top German Alternative Clinics.
I found so many exciting new breakthrough treatments in these clinics. Here's another one!
immune system 20 to 25 percent!
One of the key therapies at the German cancer clinics comes from the futuristic field of space medicine.
It's a scientific breakthrough the Soviets developed to preserve the health of cosmonauts who spent long periods of time in space. Now America's NASA uses it, too, for our astronauts. And so do the German clinics.
But you won't find it in American hospitals. Too controversial. "Quackery." Unproven.
If that's true, you might wonder why NASA astronauts use the device three times a day while in space to maintain their health. Doesn't sound like quackery to me. Sounds like something that doesn't cost much and can help save your life.
Cancer patients who get this space medicine therapy simply lie down on a special mat, the doctor flips a switch, and after 16 minutes of pure relaxation, it's over. Call it the ultimate "power nap." Unlike astronauts in space, cancer patients get the therapy once a day.
What does this amazing therapy do for the cancer patient? Doctors told me it improves the circulation of the blood and gives a big boost to the immune system — the very thing that kills off the cancer cells.
Best of all, you can use this immune-boosting therapy right here in America, in your own home. The device is portable, affordable, and there are no side effects — only good effects for a wide variety of health issues. I give you all the details on where you can get it in my book.
You may be wondering whether German doctors can cure every case of cancer. No, I don't claim that. Sometimes it's too late. For example, if a cancer patient is just two or three days away from death, it's obviously too late to go to Germany.
But an American cancer doctor who gave his patient just "three weeks to live" was just plain wrong. I know because I interviewed the lady more than a year later, and she was in fine health!
Even in cases when it really is too late, German treatments can sometimes extend the cancer patient's life and result in a better quality of life without pain.
One patient who was just days away from death came to a German cancer clinic asking for help. His liver had practically conked out, and his skin was yellow.
He told the doctor he needed to live for six more months so he could pass on to his daughter the knowledge of how to run his business.
The doctor thought the man had only about two weeks left. But he could see the man's determination, so he replied, "I don't know. I'll try." The man lived for six months, met his goal, and had a peaceful death, surrounded by his loving family.
I mention that story because I want to give you a bright ray of hope, but not false hope. Even if you never go to Germany, my new book gives you helpful information you can use right at home.
Information about how to get the therapy device that's based on NASA technology.
Detoxification: How to help your largest organ – your skin – eliminate waste. It's perhaps the finest possible bath, but it uses no water.
How German doctors tear down the acid wall that hides cancer cells from your immune system. The secret is a natural substance you can easily buy at a health food store or over the Internet. Try this and your immune cells can locate and kill the cancer cells.
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Germany's top cancer doctors warn that a major cause of cancer is the build-up of pollutants, chemical food additives, putrefying waste, and other toxins that nearly everybody carries in their colons today.
For cancer patients, detoxification is job one! And for detoxification, the German doctors I interviewed all recommend colonic hydrotherapy as the cornerstone. They use it in their clinics, but it's something you can also do right here in America.
You see, back when Americans ate a healthier diet, people thought it normal to have two or more bowel movements per day. That's 14 or more movements per week, which is healthy. But today, the typical American has half that number of movements or fewer. That's unhealthy. That means things are "backing up" and getting clogged.
The Bonus Report describes colonic hydrotherapy and explains the two options: getting colonic hydrotherapy from a professional, or doing this therapy in the privacy of your home.
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Can Germany's mineralized waters really heal?
Did you know that water can actually cure an "incurable" disease? It's true. A German priest in the19th century proved it by curing himself when doctors gave him no hope. You'll learn all about the German water cure, which is still used throughout Germany today. And the FREE Bonus Report even tells you how you can easily benefit from this therapy in your shower at home.
Germany's historic, world-famous mineral springs are said to have medicinal value. People have been visiting them to "take the waters" since the days of ancient Rome.
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Have you ever wondered why Monkey's staff was stored in the underwater palace of the Dragon King of the Eastern Ocean, or why it was associated with Yu the Great? The weapon is most likely based on a number of native Chinese mythic and historical iron objects.
First and foremost is a famous Chinese story concerning the immortal Xu Xun (a.k.a. Xu Jingyang, 239-374) of the Jin Dynasty (265-420). Xu was a historical Daoist master and minor government official from Jiangsu province considered a paragon of filial piety. Popular stories describe him as a Chinese St. Patrick who traveled southern China ridding the land of flood dragons. One 17th-century story titled "An Iron Tree at Jingyang Palace" describes how the immortal chained the patriarch of the flood dragons to an iron tree that he had constructed and submerged it into a well, thus blocking the serpent's children from leaving their subterranean aquatic realm (Feng, 2005, pp. 673-744). Pre-JTTW versions of this tale depict the tree as an actual iron pillar (fig. 1) (Little, Eichman, & Ebrey, 2000, pp. 314-317). Chinese Five Elements Theory dictates that metal produces water, and as its creator, holds dominion over it. Therefore, an iron pillar would be the perfect item to ward off creatures entrenched in the aquatic environment.
There are numerous historical examples of iron objects from the Tang and Song dynasties (7th-13th cent.) being used to control water. Tang official Li Deyu (787-848) erected the great Iron Pagoda on Mt. Beigu in Jiangsu "in order to subdue the tidal waves of the [Yangzi] river" (Andersen, 2001, p. 72). Iron oxen, such as the one by Pujin Bridge in southern Shanxi, were cast during the Tang and Song dynasties and placed along river banks, some serving as bridge anchors or possibly Daoist altar pieces. The thought was that the oxen would ward off flood waters. The first iron oxen is said, according to legend, to have been created by Yu the Great to ward off future floods. Yu is connected to other iron figures placed in or near flowing bodies of water (Andersen, 2001, pp. 73-75; Cast Iron Recumbent Ox, n.d.). Small statues of the monkey-like river spirit Wuzhiqi (無支祁) were submerged in rivers in southern China during the Song (fig. 2). The spirit is mentioned in Tang-Song records as being a fiery-eyed beast known to cause devastating floods, so Yu trapped the creature under Turtle Mountain (Andersen, 2001). This story has obvious parallels with Monkey's fiery eyes and imprisonment under the Five Elements mountain.
Fig. 1 – A Ming Dynasty woodblock print depicting Xu the immortal overseeing the creation of the iron pillar in a furnace (right) and it's placement in a well (left). Dated 1444-1445 (larger version). Fig. 2 – A Song Dynasty iron figurine of the monkey river spirit Wuzhiqi (larger version).
As previously noted, Five Elements Theory dictates that metal has dominion over water. Therefore, an iron pillar would have been the best tool for controlling vast bodies of water, including the Eastern Ocean. This explains why the pillar was in the dragon treasury. The connection between Yu and Monkey comes in the form of the aforementioned Wuzhiqi tale.
The pillar has ties to two literary precursors of Sun's staff appearing in the earliest known edition of the novel, Master of the Law, Tripitaka of the Great Tang, Procures the Scriptures(13th-century). Our hero uses an iron staff borrowed from the Queen Mother of the West and a Golden Ringed Monk's staff given to him by the Mahabramha Deva, king of the gods. One chapter sees the latter being changed into a "gigantic yaksha whose head touched the sky and whose feet straddled the earth" in order to fight a demon (Wivell, 1994, p. 1189). The transformative powers of the monk's staff was eventually grafted onto the iron staff to create the current incarnation of Monkey's staff. These powers were, in effect, transferred to the pillar, giving it the ability to grow or shrink to any size. This is why the novel states Yu used the pillar as a ruler to set the depths of the rivers and oceans.
Andersen, P. (2001). The demon chained under Turtle Mountain: The history and mythology of Chinese river spirit Wuzhiqi. Berlin: G-und-H-Verl.
Little, S., Eichman, S., & Ebrey, P. B. (2000). Taoism and the arts of China. Chicago: Art Institute of Chicago.
Wu, C., & Yu, A. C. (2012). The journey to the West: Volume 4. Chicago, Illinois : University of Chicago Press.


The potential for auto theft is one of several reasons why comprehensive auto insurance makes sense.
With 2017 rapidly coming to a close, this is a great time to take an assessment of your auto insurance situation. Of course, coverage policies differ and lapse at different months for everyone. However, just as individuals use the arrival of the new year to take an accounting of their goals, it can makes sense to review your coverage around this time if your living or transportation circumstances have changed over the last year.
Brian Daubert, personal lines sales director at PayneWest Insurance, noted reviewing your insurance policy can make sense regardless of whether your transportation habits are different.
But here's another reason why it makes sense to update your insurance policy: It's one of the most common periods for car theft, according to newly released figures.
Among holidays, New Year's Day is routinely in the top five for reported car crimes. For instance, in 2016, there were 2,242 automotive thefts across the country on Jan. 1, according to the National Insurance Crime Bureau. The only two holidays that outnumbered New Year's Day last year were Halloween (2,578) and Labor Day (2,258).
Furthermore, Washington State sees quite a few of these incidents. Indeed, in 2016, there were nearly 900 vehicle thefts throughout the state that occurred on a holiday, based on the NICB's estimates. That's the fourth-largest total of the 50 states, well ahead of Georgia, where there were 763 reported automotive heists.
There's something about the West being a trigger point for car crimes. For the past several years, California has routinely led the way for vehicle theft rates. The Golden State maintained this distinction in 2016, as according to the NICB's Hot Spots report, 6 of the top 10 cities for auto theft were all in California. Making its debut appearance in last year's list was Billings, Montana, where 877 thefts occurred, up from 775 in 2015. Pueblo, Colorado, was another western city where passenger vehicle pilferages spiked.
Auto thefts are often associated with silly mistakes, like leaving the keys in the door or the ignition.
Of course, there are a variety of strategies you can implement to reduce your chances of being victimized by theft. It starts with the basics, like always locking the doors before you leave and rolling up all the windows. You should do this when you're away from home and when the car is parked in your driveway or backyard, as thieves are increasingly brazen.
You may also want to consider buying a theft-deterrent security system. Police enforcement and security experts say that they're highly effective, especially when indications affixed on the vehicle inform would-be criminals the car is armed. These signs may be posted on the driver- or passenger-side windows.
But another way to cover your bases is by shoring up your insurance policy so it includes more than accidents where you are someone else may be to blame. Appropriately titled, comprehensive auto insurance can defray the costs associated with replacing a stolen vehicle, as well as other scenarios that can happen over the course of your vehicle's lifespan, such as fire, natural disasters or vandalism.
Daubert pointed out that by visiting with your insurance agent and going over what's in place, you can get a better understanding of what's in place and potential holes that may exist. Your agent can then recommend how to fill those gaps.
Before 2018 arrives, add reviewing your insurance policy to your agenda list, or go over it with one of our coverage professionals here at PayneWest Insurance. It just may be the best move you'll make all year long.


The address where the women lived with their alleged captors is understood to be a three-storey block in Peckford Place, Stockwell, south London. Police are conducting house-to-house inquiries in the area.
A 30-year-old British woman, a 57-year-old Irish woman and a 69-year-old Malaysian woman were rescued from a house last month, after one of the women called a support charity asking for help. All three women are believed to have suffered emotional and physical abuse.
Scotland Yard revealed that part of the agreement when the women were removed from the address on 25 October was that police would not at that stage take any action.
None of the women was reported missing after they were rescued. Officers have recovered a birth certificate for the 30-year-old woman, who is believed to have lived her entire life in servitude.
Rodhouse said police agreed to move at a slow pace to accommodate the fragile state of mind of the alleged victims.
"Part of the agreement on 25 October when they were removed from the suspects' address was that police would not at that stage take any action. Since that date we have been working to gain their trust and evidence. That came to fruition on 21 November, when we were in a position to make arrests," he said.
Rodhouse said police were examining the nature of the cult. "The people involved, the nature of that collective and how it operated is all subject to our investigation and we are slowly and painstakingly piecing together more information," he said.
"Somehow that collective came to an end and … somehow the women ended up continuing to live with the suspects. How this resulted in the women living in this way for over 30 years is what we are seeking to establish, but we believe emotional and physical abuse has been a feature of all the victims' lives."
The 30-year-old woman's birth certificate was the only the official documentation that police have recovered.
"We believe she has lived with the suspects and the other victims all her life, but of course at this early stage we are still seeking out evidence," Rodhouse said.
A woman, who gave her name only as Valerie, said the area was usually quiet and calm.
"People who live here respect where they live," she said. "There is still a little community. Seeing all this going on is quite surprising to me. It's shocking really."


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(1)The persons to whom section four of the principal Act (which authorises the making of a scheme for awards to or for the benefit of persons to whom that section applies and their dependants in cases where the said persons have sustained war injuries, or been detained, by reason of their service) applies as being pilots and apprentice pilots are any pilot, and any person (whether an apprentice or not) training as a pilot, whose normal occupation as such is carried on in or from the British Islands and is that of acting as pilot or apprentice pilot in ships at sea or ships proceeding to or from sea from or to ports or pilotage districts in the British Islands which are at sea at some time while he is so acting; and in this section the expression "apprentice pilot" includes any person training as a pilot.
and paragraph (a) of subsection (3) of section four of the principal Act is hereby repealed.
(3)The cases in which a scheme made under subsection (1) of section six of the principal Act may provide for compensation to persons to whom the said section four applies as pilots and apprentice pilots for war damage to their effects are where the damage occurred in the circumstances mentioned in paragraph (a), paragraph (b) or paragraph (c) of subsection (2) of this section, and paragraph (b) of the said subsection (1) shall be construed accordingly.


Careless Driving is most commonly associated with driving accidents, but it can be a very serious charge if someone was seriously hurt or killed as a result of that accident. It can even include jail time. Any time you are charged with Careless Driving, you will be required to go to court.
Careless Driving essentially requires the state to prove that the offending driver was negligent in his operation of the vehicle. While the offender didn't intend for the accident to occur, the accident was absolutely preventable. The example of a person who is responding to a text on their phone who then rear-ends the person in front of them is a textbook example of Careless Driving. Note that Careless Driving is much different than the more severe charge of Reckless Driving.
Careless driving takes at least 4 point from the 12 an adult has available on their license in Colorado. Careless driving can also be considered as a major moving violation by your insurance company and lead to an increase in premiums. Make sure you have solid representation in your corner to keep your points low and your record intact. At a minimum, you should give us a call for a free consultation so that we can assess your specific situation.
A person faces more serious penalties if their Careless Driving resulted in serious bodily injury to another party. "Serious bodily injury" is a legal term that, put simply, means a driver or pedestrian was severely injured by the actions of the other motorist. Obviously, if a death occurs as a result of the Careless Driving, the penalties for the driver are very serious and almost always include jail time as punishment.
If you have been charged with careless driving in Denver or anywhere in Colorado, contact our office immediately to speak with a skilled Denver criminal lawyer who will fight to protect your good name and aggressively defend you rights in court.


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Gatehouse of Fleet Town Hall is a former municipal building in the High Street in Gatehouse of Fleet, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. The structure, which is now in private residential ownership, provides access to a fine ornamental garden behind the town hall.

History

Although Gatehouse of Fleet became a police burgh in 1852, it was not until the early 1880s that proposals for a town hall emerged and, even then, the initiative was led by the artists, John and Thomas Faed who lived at Barley Mill. The site that the burgh council selected, on the southeast side of the High Street, was occupied by a public house, The Commercial Inn. The provost, James Cox, oversaw the project during the delivery stage.

The new building was designed by James Robart Pearson of Edinburgh in the Renaissance style, built in red sandstone and was officially opened by Thomas Faed on 11 August 1885. As part of the celebrations, a painting by John Faed depicting a view of the town was unveiled by his sister, Susan, and his wife, Jane.

The design involved a symmetrical main frontage with three bays facing onto the High Street; the central bay, which slightly projected forward, featured a doorway on the ground floor, two sash window on the first floor and a stepped gable with a finial above. The outer bays were fenestrated by sash windows on both floors. Internally, the principal room was the main assembly hall on the first floor which contained an arched recess in which to display the painting.

A cinema showing silent films operated in the town hall in the first half of the 20th century. The town hall continued to serve as the meeting place of the burgh council for much of the 20th century but ceased to be the local seat of government when the enlarged Stewartry District Council was formed in 1975. Alterations to a design by Antony Curtiss Wolffe were completed in the 1970s and a major reconstruction of the building, to a design by the district architect's department at Stewartry District Council, was completed in time for the bicentenary of the town in 1995. The reconstruction involved a new pend being driven through the building to allow access to the fine ornamental garden behind the town hall. The entrance to the pend was flanked by a pair of Doric order columns supporting an arch of voussoirs, inscribed with the words "Town Hall", and a round headed hood mould. The building was transferred to private residential ownership, and the painting by John Faed was relocated to the local schoolhouse.

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Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 features, news, compatible phones and what it can do
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If you're a fan of Android phones then the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 is a big deal, as this upcoming chipset will almost certainly power many of the best Android phones of 2022.
The latest innovation from Qualcomm is now here after the company introduced its new Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 platform at its annual Tech Summit event. This is the new chipset that we expect to see powering a lot of the top-end phones in 2022 and beyond.
Flights and accommodation for this launch event were funded by Qualcomm, but the views reflect the writer's own honest opinion.
It's the sequel to the Snapdragon 888 (and its sibling the Snapdragon 888 Plus) that was introduced in 2020 and featured on smartphones like the Galaxy S21, OnePlus 9 Pro, Oppo Find X3 Pro and Xiaomi Mi 11.
That means we'll likely see it included in the next iterations of those phones, so we expect manufacturers like Samsung, Oppo, Xiaomi, OnePlus, Motorola, Realme and many more to include this chipset in their absolute best smartphones.
This is top-end power, so it's reserved for the most expensive devices. If you're a smartphone fan, you've likely noticed that the new chipset also has a new naming structure, too. We expected this to be called the Snapdragon 898, but Qualcomm moved to what it believes is a more "simplified" naming structure.
Read our Qualcomm Snapdragon Summit 2021 live blog for all the latest
Cut to the chase
What is it? The next top-end Android chipset from Qualcomm
When is it out? Expect it in phones in January 2022
Which phones will use the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1?
A lot of phones are likely to use the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, and many of them have already been rumored. These include the Samsung Galaxy S22 range, which will reportedly use this chipset in either most or all parts of the world.
That's a change, as typically Samsung splits its Galaxy S models between the latest Snapdragon and the latest Exynos.
So far, no manufacturers have confirmed compatibility with the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. However, we can almost guarantee you'll see this chipset on a lot of top-end smartphones in 2021.
We'll include confirmed models here when we hear more, but we've yet to see any manufacturers state whether they'll be using the new chipset.
The Samsung Galaxy S22 range is likely to land in February, but before that we could see the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 in the Xiaomi 12 in December (though that launch will probably only be for China, with the rest of the world getting it later).
The successor to the Xiaomi Mi 11 could be one of the first Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 phones (Image credit: Future)
A leak suggests a Motorola phone could join the Xiaomi 12 as one of the first with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, possibly also launching before the end of 2021. That leak didn't name the phone, but more recently another source claimed that the high-end Motorola Edge 30 Ultra will land this year with that chipset.
Leaks also suggest that the Huawei P60 range could use this chipset. That's slightly surprising as Huawei usually makes its own, but the US trade ban has complicated things there. Finally, there's also evidence of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 being used in at least one Vivo phone.
Beyond the leaks and rumors, we also expect the OnePlus 10 and Sony Xperia 1 IV to use this chipset, based on past form, as probably will the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4, and many other phones.
Don't expect Pixel phones in 2022 to be using this as it's likely Google will continue using its own Tensor chipset. One oddity is a rumor that Samsung won't be using its Exynos chipsets in certain models of the Galaxy S22.
Basically, if you buy a high-end Android smartphone in 2022, there's a good chance the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 will be at its heart.
The Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 is designed to offer a top-end flagship experience. Be aware though, not every manufacturer will use each of the features below.
A lot of the new features we talk about are now are an option for manufacturers to implement, but not every phone maker in 2022 will decide to introduce each of the below features. So don't expect these features to be guaranteed in your smartphone when you unpackage it in 2022.
How powerful is it?
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Ziad Asghar, VP of Product Management at Qualcomm, told TechRadar during a briefing that the new chipset introduces, "The biggest changes that we've ever brought about in a product."
That's a big claim (and one we'd expect Qualcomm to make) so we'll be breaking down every feature we've learned about so far.
First off, the CPU has been improved by being 20% faster than the last generation; it also offers 30% power savings. That should hopefully result in better overall performance on your smartphone, and perhaps longer battery life.
The CPU (central processing unit) is the brains of your phone for everyday tasks such as booting up and running apps, or navigating around your phone's operating system. Improvements to the CPU performance should mean your phone is slicker and speedier than previous generations.
Those stats aren't the biggest jump in numbers we've seen from a new Qualcomm platform, but the Snapdragon 888 Plus was already one of the most powerful chips on the market so we didn't expect a huge improvement here.
Artificial intelligence features also remain a focus for Qualcomm, and the company is partnering with Google Cloud to introduce its Cloud Vertex AI Neural Architecture Search features into the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 platform.
A Qualcomm spokesperson said, "It allows [manufacturers] to apply Neural Architecture Search techniques, and would let [manufacturers] be able to optimize the model to the fullest extent to be able to get the most optimal models for best accuracy".
Essentially, you should expect the best possible artifical intelligence features from this latest Snapdragon platform. Plugging in Google Cloud's features should only offer improvements here, but it's currently unclear what exactly this will offer.
New camera features
Most of the exciting improvements for the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1are in the camera, which opens up a whole new variety of features for manufacturers to introduce to your smartphone's snapper.
The image signal processor (ISP) has been improved on this chip with it introducing 4,096 times more camera data than previous models. It was previously a 14-bit ISP on the Snapdragon 888, and this features an 18-bit one.
Those four extra bits allow for improved dynamic range, which should mean you'll be able to take photos with brighter bright areas and darker dark areas.
Faster shooting in burst mode is now possible, and Qualcomm has doubled the number of photos you can take in quick succession. For example, in one second you can now take 240 12MP photos using the burst mode features.
Wide-angle photography may also be improved on your next phone. A new de-warp technology and Chromatic Aberration Correction have been introduced here, and they're designed to improve wide-angle shots.
Facial recognition technology has been improved on the latest Snapdragon with the company saying it's faster and more accurate than ever. We've yet to get any hard data specifically on that claim, though.
The company says it will better track the position of your nose, mouth, eyes, eyebrows, jawline and more. There are more than 300 facial landmarks now being used by the platform, but we're not clear on how many were used on previous generations.
The platform allows for you to shoot in 8K HDR for the very first time, and that's both HDR 10 and HDR 10 Plus. Not many smartphones currently offer 8K video recording – and it's rare you'll find a screen that is capable of making use of the footage – but it's a useful feature for future smartphones.
Sticking on video recording, and a new feature called Video Super-Resolution for Extreme Zoom should mean that your phone's telephoto camera can record better video. It's rare you'd want to shoot video at long distances, but this could be better on future smartphones.
The final video feature is a new bokeh engine that will allow for the blurred effect on the rear of your portrait shots. This will be like how it works on Portrait mode on many top-end smartphones, but the capability here is up to 4K video.
We've seen this introduced on the iPhone 13 series previously, although it was called Cinematic Mode. It'll be interesting to see which Android manufacturer includes this feature first.
Another big camera feature is the fact you can record video, but also take photos at the same time. This is up to 8K HDR video, while the camera also takes 64MP shots. It's not entirely clear how this would be implemented yet, but it's a feature you may find helpful when shooting certain moments that you also want photographs of.
Finally, you'll also be able to shoot in 18-bit RAW for the first time. This is likely a feature that will appeal to true camera enthusiasts who want to export raw images for editing.
What does it change for gaming?
Another big improvement is in gaming, which introduces an AI engine that offers 4x faster artificial intelligence performance than the Snapdragon 888. It'll be interesting to see how this works in real life.
The Adreno GPU is 30% faster than the last-gen chipset, while the Vulkan is 60% faster. That essentially means you'll be getting into your games quicker, and they should run better than your previous smartphones.
A new feature called Adreno Frame Motion Engine will allow you to double the frame rate in the games you're playing while maintaining the same power levels. Qualcomm also confirmed the feature would allow you to keep playing at the same frame rate, but you'd be using half the power.
There are further gaming features to be introduced on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, but we haven't heard about them in full yet. Expect to see more in this article at a later date.
Every other feature we've heard about so far
A new always-on camera is an impressive introduction with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. The idea here is your phone's camera would be able to constantly be running, and then software developers can introduce new features to make use of that.
As an example, Qualcomm suggested you could unlock your phone without having to press a button to start a facial recognition process.
Another example, and perhaps a more interesting implementation, would be for security purposes. The camera would be able to monitor if anyone is looking over your shoulder while you're using certain apps. If you're looking at confidential files, it would then be able to lock your phone to ensure no one else is able to peek over your shoulder.
That would only be possible for certain uses (for example, someone looking at an angle would likely not be picked up by the camera) but it's an interesting feature that could be useful.
There are improvements for audio, too. For example, Qualcomm is introduced CD lossless audio and Bluetooth LE audio into the platform for the first time.
Plus, a new feature called Android Ready SE is designed to allow you to include identification documents on your smartphone. This would allow for this process to be done securely, but there is little detail on how that would look for the average person.
The platform also includes the most advanced Wi-Fi 6 connectivity, so you may be able to experience a slightly faster Wi-Fi connection on your next smartphone.
Finally, 5G is improving on the Gen 1, but we've yet to hear many specifics about the features. Qualcomm has said this platform supports up to 10Gbps, which is likely to keep you connected without any concerns.
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Men's golf places second at UTSA Oak Hills Invitational
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The Baylor men's golf team placed second at the UTSA Oak Hills Invitational in San Antonio that ended on Tuesday.
As a team, the Bears shot 29-over-par 881 to finish five-strokes behind fellow Big 12 opponent Oklahoma. This marks the fourth time, in six tournaments this season that Baylor has finished in the top 3. It is the highest finish in a tournament field of more than 12 teams. Head coach Greg Priest said he could not have been more proud of his team.
"I think we had a chance to win the golf tournament, but we had a couple of big numbers out there today," Priest said. "Unfortunately, we weren't able to get the team victory, but Kyle and Andreas played really well. Kyle was able to win and defend his title, and he actually had to birdie his last hole to beat Andreas by one."
For Baylor junior Kyle Jones, it was a repeat success. Jones shot an even-par 213 over 54 holes in the three rounds to win the individual title. This marks the second straight Oak Hills title for Jones, who won the previous year. Heading into the final round, Jones was tied for the lead at 2-under-par. A score of 2-over-par 73, including two birdies on the back nine, was all that was needed for him to clinch the individual championship. His 10 birdies were the third-most by any player in the field.
Sophomore Andreas Gjesteby finished one stroke behind Jones at 3-over-par. Starting at 13th place, Gjesteby shot 4-under-par 67 in the final round, the lowest of anybody on the field, to finish in second place. Gjesteby had six birdies in the round to help move him up 11 spots.
By the tourney's end, five of Baylor's six representatives finished in the top-15 individually. Redshirt senior Jerry Ruiz, sophomore Niclas Mansson, and junior Filippo Zucchetti each finished tied for 15th, shooting a 10-over-par 223. Junior Mikkel Bjerch-Andresen completed his tournament tied for 53rd with a 19-over-par 232.
The Bears will play next at the Bayou City Championship in Humble from Feb. 21-23.
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// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
//  <copyright file="AbstractBuilder.cs" company="OSharp开源团队">
//      Copyright (c) 2014 OSharp. All rights reserved.
//  </copyright>
//  <last-editor>郭明锋</last-editor>
//  <last-date>2014:07:04 17:46</last-date>
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;

using OSharp.Entity;

namespace OSharp.UnitTest.Infrastructure
{
    [Description("测试实体")]
    [Serializable]
    public class TestEntity : IEntity<int>
    {
        public TestEntity()
        {
            AddDate = DateTime.Now;
            IsDeleted = false;
        }

        [Description("编号")]
        public int Id { get; set; }

        [Description("名称")]
        public string Name { get; set; }

        [Description("添加时间")]
        public DateTime AddDate { get; set; }

        [Description("是否删除")]
        public bool IsDeleted { get; set; }

        public virtual List<TestEntity> TestEntities { get; set; } = new List<TestEntity>();
    }
}

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It's a new week in the 2021 NFL season, which means that it's time for another Thursday Night Football matchup. Week 8's TNF contest will be played between a pair of NFC heavyweights as the Green Bay Packers (6-1) travel to take on the undefeated Arizona Cardinals (7-0). It's certainly a game where there seems like there won't be any shortage of excitement.
The Cardinals remain unbeaten and matched their best start in franchise history (7-0 in 1974).
They take on the 6-1 Packers on Thursday. It will be the best combined win percentage for a Thursday game in October or later in the Super Bowl era (since 1966). pic.twitter.com/qhYmgUCna7
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) October 25, 2021
In what will be one of the biggest Thursday Night Football matchups in some time, will the Packers finally put an end to the Cardinal's streak? Or will Arizona inch one step closer to a perfect season?
Read on for betting odds (BetOnline) and analysis as to what you can expect in tonight's Packers vs Cardinals matchup.
Packers vs Cardinals General Information and Statistics
Tonight's matchup will be played at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, AZ — home of the Cardinals. Kickoff is at 8:20 p.m. EST and the game can be viewed on FOX and the NFL Network, as well as multiple streaming platforms.
The Packers are averaging 24.0 points per game this season, which is the 16th-best average so far this season. Meanwhile, the Cardinals average 32.1 PPG — fourth-best in the NFL. Defensively, Green Bay is surrendering 20.9 PPG (T-7th) while Arizona has been giving up an average of 16.3 PPG (1st).
Thursday Night Football: Packers vs Cardinals Odds
Odds via BetOnline as of Thursday, October 28
Green Bay Packers (6-1) vs Arizona Cardinals (7-0)
Moneyline: Packers (+235) vs Cardinals (-280)
Spread: Packers +6.5 (-110) vs Cardinals -6.5 (-110)
Total: 50.0 — Over (-115), Under (-105)
Head-to-Head: Packers are 5-5 against the Cardinals in their last 10 games.
Complete odds list and prop bets available at BetOnline.ag.
Packers Dealing with Injuries
Normally, the Packers may have entered Thursday Night Football with better odds to win than +235, however, they're dealing with a bunch of injuries. Wideouts Davante Adams and Allen Lazard will both be out of the game as they remain on the COVID-19 list. The team would usually rely on Marquez Valdes-Scantling in this case, however, he's still on the injured reserve after dealing with COVID and a hamstring issue, with no guarantee that he'll be activated ahead of the game.
#Packers WR Allen Lazard, who is unvaccinated, is a COVID-19 close contact, presumably of Davante Adams. Lazard is out 5 days and won't play Thursday. https://t.co/bwuGhbzd69
That means that Aaron Rodgers will likely rely on Randall Cobb and Amari Rodgers as his top two pass-catching options. The only issue there is that the duo has combined for a total of 212 yards and two touchdowns this season.
Fortunately, the three-time MVP-winning quarterback has looked tremendous during Green Bay's six-game winning streak. Rodgers has completed 70.5% of his passes during that stretch for 1,577 yards and 15 touchdowns to one interception. With that being said, if anyone can make lemonade out of lemons tonight it's him. The Cardinals have one of the best offenses in the league, so the Packers will rely on Rodgers to make things work. The crazy thing is he's that good and it wouldn't be a shock to see him keep the Thursday Night Football matchup a lot closer than people expect.
Can Arizona Go 8-0 in Thursday Night Football?
At 7-0, the Cardinals are going through one of the most memorable seasons in franchise history.
A lot of that has been because of how dynamic their offense has been. Arizona has three wideouts with at least 400 receiving yards so far with Rondale Moore not too far behind at 303. James Conner and Chase Edmonds have been the perfect mix of rushing and pass-catching in the backfield. The Cardinals even added Zach Ertz not that long ago and he posted a 3-66-1 stat line in his debut. It just seems tough to imagine the Packers mangled offense keeping up with them, especially with Arizona as the 6.5-point home favorite.
The Arizona Cardinals aren't just undefeated, they've dominanted, leading the NFL thru 7 weeks in point differential at +111. #RedSea
— Around The Block – Arizona Cardinals (@Cardinals_ATB) October 26, 2021
At the end of the day, Kyler Murray has a lot more weapons than Aaron Rodgers. The third-year QB leads the league with a 73.5% completion rating, tallying 2,002 passing yards and 17 TDs to 5 INTs. He's also continued to be impressive on the ground, rushing the ball 43 times for 131 yards and a trio of scores.
Nevertheless, the Cardinals do have their injury issues as well. While they've had one of the top defenses in the league so far, Arizona will be without defensive end J.J. Watt tonight and likely for the rest of the season due to a shoulder injury. The good news is that the Cardinals will be getting Chandler Jones back for Thursday Night Football after he missed the last two games with COVID. With Green Bay's offense being depleted, Arizona's D needs to take advantage of the situation to preserve the perfect season.
After graduating with a Masters degree in Journalism, Devon joined USGS to improve his sports writing skills. As a lifelong sports fan, one of Devon's favorite things to do is analyze statistics across all sports.
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