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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAAY) -- We hate to see our elderly loved ones start having trouble getting around. The same goes for our pets. They're part of the family too. Now there's a procedure that could help pets across the valley, in just one day.
For Tasha, Wednesday was a big day. The 12 year old black lab has a tough time getting around. She has hip dysplasia and arthritis. But this visit to Whitesburg Animal Hospital, should change that.
"In a week, they're better. Even in the first day or two, you'll see noticeable improvement," says Whitesburg veterinarian Dr. Mark Russell.
The hospital teamed up with MediVet America to offer a one-day stem cell procedure, the first in North Alabama. It can now activate sleeping stem cells in an animal's fat, then inject them right back into the damaged areas.
"The stem cells will repair and regenerate cartilage, tendons, whatever is lacking in that area," says Trey Smith, the Director of Lab Services for MediVet America.
In the past, the cells had to be sent to California to be activated. This quicker procedure has another benefit.
"We've relied on medications to try to control this, and that's pretty much all we had. And you get to a certain point, when the medication doesn't work anymore, and their quality of life is bad. That's not hardly worth it for them. This gives them a whole new option," Dr. Russell says.
"Probably 20 to 25 percent of dogs are arthritic and they're not very good at telling their owner they're hurting," adds Smith.
So, what should you look for?
Russell says, "When your pet starts slowing down, it may not be because they're getting older, it may be because they're hurt."
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Marina Silva: We Need to Integrate Spirituality with Action (Chapter 9) English/Portuguese
Excerpted from Marina Silva: President for a Sustainable Civilization (Presidente em prol de uma Civilizao Sustentvel) In English / Portuguese audio and subtitles. http://www.globalleadership.tv...
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While it is common for hospitals to provide spiritual counseling for patients, educating medical students about faith is not common, the Rev. Harlan Ratmeyer told the 130 second-year medical students at Albany Medical College in a talk about spirituality and health titled, "Everyone is born with 3 and a 1/2 quarts of spirituality."
"We try to take care of the patient's spirituality, but what about us? If we are tired and grumpy, the same feeling exudes to the patient," said Ratmeyer, who is director of pastoral care services at Albany Medical Center.
He stressed that the students should stay in touch with the concept of "awe," and treat themselves and others by making it personal, not treating others, including patients, as objects. The capacity for wonderment is a spiritual capacity, he said.
The reverend also spoke about the concept of community family members, friends, people to confide in. "It can be life-giving."
Doctors may face an ethical dilemma regarding treatment. "The quality of life versus existence. Living longer but with poor quality of life."
Pastoral care staff works 24-7 and members are often called in at night.
"Doctors and nurses refer to us; if there is an emergency, they page us. We follow through," he said, adding, "Albany Med students are prone to call pastoral care more so than students from other medical colleges."
In addition to his work at Albany Med, Ratmeyer is pastor at The First Reformed Church of Bethlehem in Selkirk and is also a storyteller. He uses stories, often based on personal experience, to illustrate his understanding of life's basic capacities.
He told one about his kindergarten teacher. She was a stern lady, who spanked the students, pulled out a wooden birthday cake for each kid's birthday, then put it away. She did not smile. After that daunting start to his formal education, Ratmeyer said, when he entered third grade, his teacher was young, fresh out of college, newly married, spoke to and smiled at students, and he was amazed.
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WOODRIDGE, Ill. (PRWEB) September 29, 2014
Author J.M. Wright says she often found herself wandering alone in the past, as if she was lost in a desert. While she says these moments were mentally exhausting, they also turned out to be something more a learning experience.
Wright invites readers to experience her journey and have one of their own in her new book Crossing the Deserts of Life: My Spiritual Journeys (published by AuthorHouse), which will be featured at the 2014 Illinois Library Association conference.
Wright says that there was a time when she trusted no one, not even God. She attributes this to being self-absorbed and selfish. She goes on to say that this selfishness is responsible for her being in such a lonely and desolate state for so long.
There is a spiritual connection to our lives, Wright says. We can be a conqueror of the facets of life, if we look within.
Throughout Crossing the Deserts of Life, Wright emphasizes the idea that her life was once a desert, with her book being a personal reflection of a dead and arid part of her life. Readers will watch as she finds peace through her realization that God has unconditional love for her.
Nothing is so seriously bad that there cannot be victory over your life, Wright says.
Crossing the Deserts of Life By J. M. Wright Softcover | 5 x 8 in | 460 pages | ISBN 9781420875409 E-Book | ISBN 9781456748050 Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the Author J.M. Wright is a 65-year-old mother and grandmother. Crossing the Deserts of Life is her first published book and follows a transformative period of her life.
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In the US, capitalists seem to be looting Buddhism, making off with its meditation mindfulness techniques and ignoring spiritual teachings such loving kindness. But how is mindfulness unfolding in South Africa?
Upmarket lifestyle shops sell statues of Buddha by the thousand while some of Wall Streets most successful traders claim that meditation helps them to focus thus enabling them to make more money.
The Buddhist concept of mindfulness is also growing in popularity in Western medicine, as more studies show the benefits of meditation and yoga on reducing anxiety and depression.
Earlier this year, Time magazine devoted a cover story to the mindful revolution, while Bloomberg featured a story headlined To make a killing on Wall Street, start meditating.
Mindfulness, simply put, encourages people to be aware of what is happening in the present moment without judgment, often through meditation based on breathing.
Scientific studies now prove what Buddhist monks have long felt: that the effects of meditation can be measured in the brain, particularly in the prefrontal cortex that regulates emotions.
But it is hard not to be cynical about what looks like capitalist looting of an ancient Eastern spirituality, taking meditation and applying it for material benefit while ignoring the Buddhist values of compassion, tolerance and the pursuit of wisdom.
Neuroscientist Dr Cliff Saron, from the University of California at Davis, has been studying mindfulness since the 1970s.
Disturbed by the recent popularity of mindfulness with hedge-fund traders, Saron says sardonically that the way it has gained traction might be a retraction.
But his painstaking efforts have added to growing scientific proof of the positive effects of meditation.
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The fourth International Buddhist Conclave attracted tourists from across the world who were eager to visit the place where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment and to learn more about the religion he propagated.
The Conclave began on Friday in Bodh Gaya in Bihar and concluded on Monday on the banks of the Ganga in Varanasi.
Most of the visitors were enthralled to witness the rituals performed by priests on the banks of the Ganga in Varanasi.
The chanting of hymns, the flickering lights of earthen lamps and the essence of incense sticks presented a rare spiritual experience for the participants.
Secretary of Indian Tourism Amrit Abhijat said that the conclave was initiated with the view to attract more Buddhist tourists from various countries.
"They have come here directly from Bodh Gaya. Our government has made elaborate arrangements to welcome them. This is a combined effort and initiative of the central government, government of Bihar and government of Uttar Pradesh (UP). And through this religious tour we are making this effort so that countries across the globe come to know about the Buddhist circuit and it becomes easier for us to make tie-ups with them," said Abhijat.
The conclave included presentations, panel discussion and business to business meetings between the international and domestic tour operators.
Sangel Haden, who is a tourist from Bhutan said that her visit to Varanasi assumes importance as Lord Buddha had preached on this soil.
"Lord Buddha has lived most of his life here and he did a teaching on four noble truths here. So that is why it is very important for all the Bhutanese here, not only Bhutanese but all Buddhists in the world," said Haden.
Bodh Gaya witnessed a huge gathering of business leaders and tour operators. The event gave the participants an opportunity to interact, promote, package and sell pilgrimage itineraries of the Buddhist sites in the country.
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President Clinton speaks to astronauts on the International Space Station (CGI 2014)
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A U.S.-Russian space crew has blasted off successfully for the International Space Station. The Russian Soyuz-TMA14M spacecraft lifted off from the Russian-l...
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September 29, 2014
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Karen C. Fox, NASAs Goddard Space Flight Center
The sun emitted a mid-level solar flare, peaking at 10:58 p.m. EDT on Sept. 27, 2014, and NASAs Solar Dynamics Observatory captured images of the event. Solar flares are powerful bursts of radiation from the sun. Harmful radiation from a flare cannot pass through Earths atmosphere to physically affect humans on the ground, however when intense enough they can disturb the atmosphere in the layer where GPS and communications signals travel.
To see how this event may have affected Earth, please visit NOAAs Space Weather Prediction Center at http://spaceweather.gov, the U.S. governments official source for space weather forecasts, alerts, watches and warnings.
This flare is classified as an M5.1 flare. M-class flares are one-tenth as powerful as the most powerful flares, designated X-class flares.
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By HOWARD ULMAN AP Sports Writer
BOSTON (AP) - On the last day of his remarkable career, Derek Jeter performed one final amazing feat.
He brought Yankees and Red Sox fans together.
The rich and often antagonistic rivalry showed its softer side Sunday: A pregame ceremony honoring New York's retiring captain produced numerous standing ovations from a crowd filled with shirts from both teams. Jeter tipped his helmet to fans when he left the game for a pinch runner in the third inning of the Yankees' 9-5 win.
He had no idea that past captains of local pro teams would come out of the Red Sox dugout to embrace him as he stood on the outfield grass just behind shortstop during the ceremony.
"It was hard to envision what would happen because this is a place where we've been an enemy for a long, long time," Jeter said, "and for them to flip the switch this last time coming here made me feel extremely proud."
One by one, the captains came, starting with Carl Yastrzemski. He was Boston's left fielder on Oct. 2, 1978, in one of the rivalries' most memorable games. Captain Carl could only look up as a much-less accomplished Yankees shortstop, light-hitting Bucky Dent, lofted a three-run homer that lifted the Yankees to a 5-4 win in a one-game AL East playoff.
"I started thinking about how great this rivalry has been over the years and all the things that have happened - the playoff games, everything," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "And I don't know how people could really unite a crowd like he did today.
"Such big rivals, so much history between the teams, but you would have thought that it was one team in a sense today. And I don't know how many players can do that in any sport. But I think it shows you the respect he has even against your toughest rival."
The other former captains who embraced Jeter during the half-hour ceremony were Jason Varitek of the Red Sox, Bobby Orr of the Bruins, Troy Brown of the New England Patriots and Paul Pierce of the Celtics.
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NASA Image Shows King Fire #39;s Devastating Damage From Space
A new NASA image shows the devastation wreaked by the King Fire east of Sacramento, California, which has been burning for the last two weeks. NASA #39;s Landsat...
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NASA Finds #39;Previously Unknown Asteroid Belt #39; That Will Lead to More Strikes!
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Opportunity Rover Egress Practice in NASA laboratory
MER Egress test in JPL #39;s In-Situ Instrument Laboratory in preparation for actual Opportunity egress. Edited for NASA TV.
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