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Hi,I am from Beauregard Al(outskirts of Auburn)I dont know much about weather but I enjoy it just the same. I have made lots of great friends on WU! UR3
By: auburn, 6:29 PM GMT on February 28, 2011
Just cause admin removed the http://classic.wunderground.com
from the header doesn't mean Classic is gone...it just means you might have to type a little (or God forbid any of you change your link to http://classic.wunderground.com...that would be too easy and you would have a reason to gripe!So instead of crying that if they dont change it back your gonna leave...why dont you just do that and stop all the belly aching.
Welcome to da Doghouse...right Clem?
I want one!!!Old Or new!!!!
GENEVA — Volkswagen AG is resurrecting its iconic microbus, which debuted in 1950 and became a favorite of hippies for its unique styling and copious space for travelers.
Volkswagen is showing a concept version of the van — known by its German nickname, the Bulli — at the Geneva Auto Show this week. Among the six-seater's modern twists: It's powered by an electric motor and uses an iPad to control the entertainment system, climate control and other functions.
Volkswagen said the Bulli can go up to 186.4 miles on a single battery charge. That's far, considering that the Nissan Leaf is rated at 73 miles on a charge by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The Bulli can go up to 87 miles per hour.
The Bulli was the brainchild of a Dutch Volkswagen importer, Ben Pon, who in 1947 sketched out a simple public bus built on the wheels of the Volkswagen Beetle. The original Bulli was made from 1950 to 1967. Other versions followed, and the vehicle was eventually sold worldwide.
The concept is slightly shorter and wider than the original, with a less boxy front. But there are plenty of nods to the original, including a three-person bench seat in the front and a two-tone paint job.
Volkswagen hasn't confirmed that the concept van will go into production.
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The massive sunspot, which astronomers say is the size of Jupiter, is the strongest solar flare in four years, NASA said Wednesday.
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How do I edit my startup programs for Mac OS X?
In particular, I have this "Hotspot Shield" program I installed that is starting up every time I reboot my computer. I want to remove it from auto-startup.
Assuming that program is started upon login, not upon booting:
System Preferences » Accounts » Login Items shows the things started at login. In that screen, select the program and click the "minus" button to remove it.


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Bobby Dee & The Decibells are all about those "Happy Days" when "Teen Idols" ruled the airwaves.
Using the classic 50's Rock n Roll instrumentation of Guitar, Piano & Saxophone along with the smooth vocals of Bob Doherty and Billy Orr out front, Adelaide's new dance band is sure to have Rock n Rollers boppin' away on dance floors in their favourite pubs & clubs.
Bob Doherty, the popular vocalist from Good Company stars as Bobby Dee along with guitar legend Billy Orr on his red Stratocaster. Billy performed for many years with Johnny O'Keefe. On rock n roll Piano and Hammond Organ is Geoff Skewes, formerly of 60's national recording artists The Vibrants
Playing Tenor Saxophone is the very talented Terry Benn who has worked in Sydney with American acts such as The Temptations and The Four Tops. Terry also played saxophone in concert with Australian rock icons The Angels. Adding to the mix are the powerful rhythm section from Mack Brown Rox, Arthur Tucker on his '71 Fender Precision Bass and Rob Huxtable powering on his big, big Gretch drum kit.
Cool Rockabilly - Hot Rock 'n Roll!
Since 1989 Andy & The Rockits
have rocked 'em around Australia, New Zealand, Japan & the United States,
with a unique blend of
Rock 'n Roll, Jumpin' Blues, Cookin' Swing & Honky Tonkin' Hillbilly.
It's a taste of old with a dash of new.
"…He launched into his first song, and the front row spontaneously combusted" ~ Planeta en Ritmo Festival, Austin Texas
"…It took less than a phrase and the audience were on their feet!".
~ Fox Promotions, Wisconsin USA
"…Seymour is in complete control of his material & has what it takes to wow an audience"
~ The Advertiser.
"….this guy is one cool Daddy-o" ~ Rip it up magazine
The Customlines play a form of jump, swing blues from artists such as Little Walter, Ike Turner, Nat King Cole, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, and many more. The band is made up of Trev Gliesert - guitar and vocals; Nathon Dawson - harmonica and vocals; Jacob Bain - upright and electric bass, and Trev Drake - drums and vocals.
The Customlines were formed in 1996 and have been playing the Adelaide and Country Pub and Club circuit as well as private and corporate shows. Their style of music appeals to both young and older audiences and is very danceable. We love the style of music we play and our aim is to entertain and to get our audiences to have a swinging good time as well as have a good time ourselves.
The Silverados are one of Adelaide leading Rockabilly outfits and are strongly influenced by some of the traditional early 50's American rockabilly artists such as Carl Perkins, Eddie Cochran, Billy Lee Riley and Elvis Presley to the more modern day neo-rockabilly influences.
The Silverados have performed alongside many of Australia's top Rockabilly bands plus overseas artists such as
The Go Getters (Sweden), Amber Foxx (USA), Phil Hayley and The Coments (UK) as well as Bill Hayley's daughter, Gina Hayley.
EAST TEXAS have developed their unique Rockabilly sound from Country, Swing, Western Swing and Rock n' Roll. Their intricate "hot-rodding" of old standard tunes and carefully crafted originals bring a breath of fresh air to the Australian scene. Souped-up, stripped-down, fuel injected and rebadged Rockabilly like you've never heard before!
The EAST TEXAS stage show is an event not to be missed. Colour, costume and three lead singers create an unforgettable show. www.easttexas.com.au
The Lincolns are an Adelaide based 4 piece Teddy Boy Rock n Roll band who play a mix of High Energy Rock n Roll and Rockabilly classics with their own unique style and sound.
Dressed in their drape coats, drainpipe trousers and creepers, the Lincolns punch the songs out with the same enthusiasm, style, and energy as they were played when things were really kicking off in the fabulous fifties. They are guaranteed to keep you bopping the night away!
Originally formed back in the 80's as a support act. The P.P. Cats played the live music scene in Adelaide and Sydney with much success.
Front man Johnny black with many years of experience and his exceptional vocal and piano skills, teamed up with some of Adelaide's finest Rock n Roll and Rockabilly musicians to bring you the sounds of the 50's with the style of the greatest piano player of the era Jerry Lee Lewis . Johnny Black is also a talented Double Bass player with the Rockabilly band " East Texas " who have just returned from touring the USA.
On lead guitar we have the talented Peter Poropat with many years experience in various bands around Adelaide including Rockabilly band " Salvy and the Hired Help" he brings the original sounds of the 50's using the famous Gretsch Guitar made famous by the likes of Eddie Cochran and Brian Setzer.
Coming from well known bands like The Saucermen and The Jam Jets, is Frank Macri on the bass with more than twenty years of rock & roll and Rockabilly experience he brings the 50's sound on stage using the latest Dipinto Belvedere bass and equipment.
On drums is DJ Jess Mallia who is mostly known as one of Adelaide's leading rock & roll DJs but not common knowledge that he is also a talented drummer with over fifteen years experience.
Special feature this year we have Little Max Mallia, at 5 years old he is no stranger to the stage . He is the son of Rock n roll DJ jess and made his first appearance at the Victor Harbor Rock n Roll festival at the age of three singing Rock Around The Clock . Now with a little bit more experience he still loves Rock n roll and is looking forward to joining the Pumpin Piano Cats on stage once again for a couple of songs.
Come and join us and take a leap back to the 50'. These popular tunes will definitely suit all generations and take you back to an era everyone can enjoy .
The Satellites' musical influences stem from all forms of roots music including Country, Rhythm & Blues, Jazz, Swing, Western Swing, Rock n' Roll, and of course Rockabilly adding their own unique flavour to come up with the rockin'est combo Adelaide has seen in years. The Satellites live act is a show in it's own right. Their performance is exceptional, with stage antics & an exuberant spontaneity that makes their live shows an unforgettable experience.
The Memphis Suns are a Vintage/Retro inspired 3 piece Rockabilly band with influences from (naturally) Elvis, Glen Glenn, Bill Hayley, Chuck Berry and more.
Retro, Rockabilly, Rock & Roll with our own special Hot Diggity Dog 'Chilli Palmer' sauce blend of the old and new!
Think a Supercharged Rocket Fueled mix of Roy Orison, Del Shannon, The Shadows, The Stray Cats and Chris Isaak with a Pulp Fiction twist and you've got 'THE CADILLACS'


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Politics In Other Washington Counties, Seattle's Influence Shows
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About a month back, I wrote this story about a Seattle organization called The Washington Bus that was going to Bellingham and knocking on doors for a progressive county council candidate up there named Ken Mann. They've also been driving down to Tacoma and doing the same for a candidate there named Marilyn Strickland. Today, they got to see where their efforts got them.
In Tacoma, Strickland landed a comfortable victory of 60.75% over her opponent for the city council position, David Curry. But in Bellingham, Mann is only winning by 27 votes right now, with 50.17% of the vote. That means that any votes that the Washington Bus garnered could be helping Mann beat his opponent, incumbent Sam Crawford. It's possible that the majority will hold for Mann, but as they continue to count votes, things could swing either way. Only 24% of Whatcom County's vote is counted right now, but a small margin was expected—elections are regularly decided up there by less than 100 votes.
The Tacoma race is less interesting—
both candidates for the position were progressive [The Tacoma Tribune is dumb and I will never read it again, Curry is not progressive, I have been corrected by commenters], and Strickland came out of the primary with a ton of money and a resounding majority. The Washington Bus probably didn't need to supply as much help as they did.
Good luck to progressives up north—let's hope the Washington Bus' efforts were not in vain.


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This is the last community release before our final release - the purpose of this release is to allow you to see the changes we've been doing into the API based on your feedback, to let you start building apps on what is closer to the final drop.
There are a couple of significant things about this release.
The foremost significant thing in my mind is that the whole foundation of CAB has changed to relying on an internal component we've named ObjectBuilder. ObjectBuilder has all the elements you need to build a typical Inversion Of Control / Dependency Injection framework, and also allows you to extend it to do more specific things than hooking objects up together. This is a great improvement from relying on a lot of extensions to System.ComponentModel, and has drastically reduced our code size. We haven't documented it yet as a standalone Application Block, since it's not relevant for -users- of CAB as much as people extending CAB in interesting ways. EntLib will also use ObjectBuilder internally. If you want to learn about common flavors of Inversion Of Control patterns, look at Martin's classic article on the subject. But keep in mind that ObjectBuilder takes dependency injection as just an example of overall inversion of control.We'll have to post more about this in the future, I'm sure.
There has also been a thorough polish of the whole application startup sequence and WorkItems. This makes it way simpler to make small, starter apps and start getting your feet wet with CAB. I sometimes felt like I was drowning when doing a one-module, one-form, one-workitem app. Not anymore.
In addition, to the war cry of 'simplify!', we have cleaned up a lot of other areas - UI Elements (no more URIs and a simpler conceptual model) - Commands (simple model, just a normal component with adapters that bridge to different UI control intances that can fire them.
I am feeling very good about this release. It will require a little bit of work to migrate from our last community preview, but the overall productivity you should get out of the new one should compensate it.


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Tito Jackson says his brother Michael will become more popular than The Beatles or Elvis Presley now he is dead.
The former member of the Jackson Five - the group which launched his brother's stratospheric career - has revealed Michael was bitter critics never classed him as one of the all-time truly great musicians during his lifetime.
Tito said: "Michael always wanted people to think he was the greatest. I knew that, millions and millions of people knew that, but the media would never say it.
"They would never give him his due, even though he had all the records to prove it. They kept him below the mega-stardom reserved for Elvis and The Beatles. They would never put his name next to them. That's all he wanted when he was living."
The 55-year-old musician insists it is only since Michael's untimely passing last month that the world has rediscovered his sibling's music and humanitarian message.
Tito added to Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper: "I love Elvis and The Beatles but Michael showed the world something we never imagined.
"Now that he's dead he will rise even higher than them. He has definitely done more than them.
"It wasn't just music - it had messages like 'Heal the World' and 'We Are The World'. They were anthems for the world that brought people together."
Since his shock death on June 25, aged 50, it has been estimated the 'King of Pop' has sold nine million albums worldwide.
Michael Jackson bigger than The Beatles
Tito Jackson claims the world is only now beginning to recognise his brother Michael's full talent and place him alongside such legendary artists as The Beatles and Elvis Presley.
Tito Jackson says his brother Michael will become more popular than The Beatles or Elvis Presley now he is dead.
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I've just noticed a link for an online drugstore has appeared in my footer. I thought this may be due to a plugin i installed but after uninstalling the few new plugins i had downloaded its still there and i cant seem to figure out how to get rid of it. I've looked in my footer.php file which says the following:
<?php eval(base64_decode('Pz4gPGhyIC8+DQoNCjxkaXYgaWQ9ImZvb3RlciIgc3R5bGU9Im92ZXJmbG93OmhpZGRlbiI+CQkNCjxwPkNvcHlyaWdodCA8P3BocCB0aGVfdGltZSgnWScpOyA/PiwgPD9waHAgYmxvZ2luZm8oJ25hbWUnKTsgPz4uPGJyIC8+DQogV29yZFByZXNzIC4gPD9waHAgaWYoaXNfaG9tZSgpKSA6ID8+PGEgaHJlZj0iaHR0cDovL2NoZWFwZHJ1Z3MyNC5jb20vIiB0aXRsZT0ib25saW5lIGRydWdzdG9yZSI+b25saW5lIGRydWdzdG9yZTwvYT48P3BocCBlbmRpZjsgPz4gPC9wPg0KPC9kaXY+CQ0KCQ0KPD9waHAgd3BfZm9vdGVyKCk7ID8+DQo8L2JvZHk+DQo8L2h0bWw+IDw/'));?>
and i've also looked in my index.php and page.php files but still cant find this link to the drug website. Can anyone help me get rid of this unwanted link???


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I am loading a kml file, works great!! However I would like to have Europe (or even country / City) centered. If I use center tag, it works but then my kml file is not being loaded. Is there anyway to use them together or maybe another way to achieve this?
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Army National Guard (ARNG) Education Support Center (ESC)
What is it?
The ARNG ESC, located at the Professional Education Center (PEC) in Arkansas, is the focal point for education benefits for ARNG Soldiers, their Families, and Civilian employees of the ARNG. The ESC consists of five support teams: counseling, GI Bill, incentives and bonuses, testing and General Education Diploma (GED) Plus, and federal tuition support teams.
What has the ARNG done?
The ESC provides GI Bill eligibility analysis, educational counseling, degree planning, and various other educational services to Soldiers and the education offices in all 50 states and four territories. The ESC provides information about the Active Component, Reserve Components, mobilization GI Bills, the ARNG GI Bill 'Kicker', and the work study program. The ESC provides guidance to Soldiers on various educational assistance programs including federal tuition assistance, state funded programs, Reserve Officer Training Corps scholarships, the Student Loan Repayment Program, and the Healthcare Professional Student Loan Repayment Plan. The ESC provides information about testing programs for college-level credit such as College Level Examination Program, college entrance exams such as Scholastic Aptitude Test, Graduate Record Exam, and Graduate Management Aptitude Test, and certification and licensing exams. The ESC also oversees the Student Guide for Success, and other test preparation programs. They assist in administering the GED Plus testing to new recruits. The ESC also disseminates information and provides counseling for programs such as Troops to Teachers, Spouses to Teachers, Service Members Opportunity Colleges, Army e-Learning, and the Army Continuing Education Registry Transcript System. Active Guard and Reserve and mobilization-day Soldiers who attend classes at the PEC provide a link to the ARNG community. The ESC conducts numerous briefings to Soldiers relating to ARNG benefits and incentive programs.
What continued efforts does the ARNG have planned for the future?
The list of recently added benefits and services include:
Why is this important to the Army?
Education is the bedrock of a strong Nation and a strong military. The ESC is the future of ARNG education support and is an information clearinghouse on all matters related to military education support. The ESC ensures that ARNG benefits are explained thoroughly in order to "clear pathways to the Soldiers' success" in meeting their educational goals.


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BALTIMORE, July 19, 2012 — US Lacrosse will bring four lacrosse events and more than 1,400 athletes to Lake Buena Vista, Fla., next week as the Champion All-American Showcase, a US Lacrosse event, and the fourth annual US Lacrosse Under-15 National Championships, powered by Lacrosse Unlimited, join the ESPNHS Games at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.
"There are nearly 20,000 members of US Lacrosse in Florida," said Beth Porreca, director of special events at US Lacrosse. "The growth of lacrosse there, along with our excellent working relationships with Disney Sports, ESPN, Champion and Lacrosse Unlimited, have helped make our series of events at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex a much-anticipated and memorable week for the teams and families in each of the last two years. We're looking forward to another great week of lacrosse beginning Sunday."
The girls' Champion All-American Showcase runs July 22-24 and will feature 84 of the nation's best high school lacrosse players from 30 states. The players will compete on four teams in round-robin and bracket play. ESPN3.com will stream the championship game live at 1 p.m. ET July 24.
The boys' Champion All-American Showcase takes place July 25-27 and likewise is a four-team event with round-robin and bracket play. Ninety-six of the country's top high school players from 31 states will participate. The championship game begins at 1 p.m. ET July 27 and will air on ESPNU at 7 p.m. ET the same day. The broadcast also will be available on Watch ESPN.
For more information about the Champion All-American Showcase, please visit
The US Lacrosse Girls' U15 National Championship runs July 24-26 and will include 25 of the nation's best club and community-based teams from 13 states. They'll play three games on the first day, then be seeded in a single bracket to compete for the national championship. The gold medal game draws at noon July 26. The two-time defending national champion Yellow Jackets (N.Y.) return, and will face challenges from US Lacrosse West Regional Champion Nor Cal Elite Green (Calif.), US Lacrosse Central Regional Champion Coyotes Fusion (Colo.), and US Lacrosse Southeast Regional Champion Stickbenders (Fla.), among others.
The US Lacrosse Boys' U15 National Championship (July 27-29) concludes the action. Twenty-six of the nation's best teams from 12 states will compete in pool play followed by a bracket tournament to determine the national champion. Faceoff for the championship game is set for noon July 29. Defending national champion For the Love of the Game (N.Y.), which finished as the runner-up in 2009 and 2010, returns to try to repeat. US Lacrosse Southeast Regional Champion No Limit Ballers (N.Y.) join 2011 national semifinalists Nor Cal Talon (Calif.), Long Island Express (N.Y.), and Long Island Jesters (N.Y.) in a competitive field of challengers.
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Brain Injury Advocates: The Emergence of the "People with Acquired Brain Injury" Human and Civil Rights Movement
Susan C. Hultberg, president of the Brain Injury Network, an international and U.S. national advocacy organization for people who have sustained brain injuries, is pleased to announce the publication of her new book entitled Brain Injury Advocates: The Emergence of the People with Acquired Brain Injury Human and Civil Rights Movement. The book is currently available for purchase at the following link:
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Brain Injury Network
This nonprofit agency is a USA national and international survivor of abi or tbi advocacy organization operated for and by survivors. We are interested in promoting the human rights and civil rights of persons who have sustained acquired brain injuries. We have developed and are disseminating a public policy agenda which reflects our concerns for our community.
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Brain Injury Survivor Movement July 4, 2008 Statement
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Brain Injury and Parental Rights
In this policy statement dated 3-17-13 the Brain Injury Network affirms that individuals with acquired brain injuries have the right to maintain relationships with their minor children.
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Brain Injury Network Announces the Human Rights Concerns of People with Acquired Brain Injuries
Brain Injury Network press release regarding the human rights issues of people with acquired brain injuries. MarketWire Press Release Dated 1--11-11
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BIN National Standards for College Programs for Adult Students with ABI/TBI
August 1, 2006: Brain Injury Network (BIN) is calling for a system of regulation, review and standards nationwide for utilization in college and other post-secondary disability programs. The Brain Injury Network, a survivor-led and operated association of people with acquired brain injuries from traumatic brain injury (tbi), stroke, tumor, illness and other abi categories, is advocating for national standards for acquired brain injury programs at colleges and universities. Indeed, international standards are needed. But since the Brain Injury Network originates in California, U.S.A., we are first calling for standards to be implemented in the United States of America.... It has dawned on us that new laws are needed to protect adults with cognitive challenges who attend colleges all across the United States.
Regulation, Review and Standards For College and Other Post-Secondary Level Disability Programs Are Needed
National Standards
Regulation of College Disability Programs
Review of College Disability Programs
Public Access to Information about College Disability Programs
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BIN Post-Secondary Education Brain Injury Program Protocols
Post-Secondary Education Brain Injury Program Protocols as developed by the Brain Injury Network (BIN)
Article dated 9-9-09
This section discusses the Brain Injury Network recommendations for nationwide protocols for postsecondary level college programs for students with brain injuries. These protocols were developed by the Brain Injury Network in the years 2005-2006. Let us keep in mind that many people with brain injuries have very few options for rehabilitation from their injuries. One of the few available, affordable, resources for cognitive retraining, or training, is the postsecondary educational system....Therefore, we recommend the creation of nationwide protocols for all postsecondary education programs for students with brain injuries. (In fact, we espouse "national standards for college programs".)
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Brain Injury Advocacy Article
Article on Brain Injury Advocacy from the Brain Injury Network web site. BIN is an abi survivor advocacy organization.
"We also believe in collective-advocacy by and for our survivor community. Collective-advocacy is the process by which we people with acquired brain injuries organize, formulate, collaborate, reach consensus and articulate for our collective survivor community's interests.... Our advocacy reflects our concerns and spells out some particular policies and protocols that we believe will be in the best interests of our community. Please study our position statements. Please initiate and carry out policy that will promote our policy concerns. Thank you."
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Brain Injury Network - ABI Advocacy by Survivors
The Brain Injury Network - ABI Advocacy by Survivors Cause on Facebook.
Please help brain injury survivor advocates raise public awareness about issues of importance to our survivor community.
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Brain Injury Network Public Policy and Advocacy Index
The survivor board of directors approved public policy position statements of the Brain Injury Network (BIN), a survivor advocacy US national and international organization. The organization has been operational in Santa Rosa, Ca. since 1998. Two key missions of the Brain Injury Network are to formulate public policy that will best serve people with acquired brain injuries and to advocate for said policies on a USA national and international level. The organization has developed over 70 policies on behalf of the brain injury community with more policies in development. Additionally, policy dissemination is an ongoing project of the Brain Injury Network. The entire focus of the Brain Injury Network is survivors of acquired brain injuries.
Policy Topics as of 6-15-11:
Safety First
Ability Rights
ABI (Acquired Brain Injury) Subclassification Hierarchy
Advocacy Agencies
Advocate Competency
Advocates: Disclosure
Assisted Living Facilities
Best Practice Guidelines
Bicycle Helmet Law
Building Code Standards
Brain Injury Community
Civil Rights
Classification of TBI
Clinical Research
Cognitive Retraining (also called Cognitive Therapy or Cognitive Training)
Community Reintegration (Reintegrative Services)
Comprehensive Health Reform
Conflict of Interest
Counselor Training
Department of Mental Health
Disability Rights and Issues
Disclosures, Advocates
Disclosures, Medical Providers
Disclosures, Researchers
Disclosures, Web Sites
Doctor Education
Drug Companies
Empowerment, Patient
Financial Institutions
Florescent Lighting
Funding Priorities for Survivors
Gold Standard Research Studies
Helmet Law
High School Graduation
Hospital Privacy
Hospital Settings
Human Research Guidelines
Human Rights
Identification as People
Incarcerated Criminals with TBI
Law Abiding Survivors (We are the great majority.)
Law Enforcement
Least Restrictive Living Environment
Legal Rights
Local and County Services
Local Services vs. National Centers; Costly Duplication
Living Environments
Locked Facilities
Mandated Reporter Law
Medical Device Makers
Mental Illness
National Centers; Costly Duplication
Nursing Home Placements
On-Line Networking Web Sites
On-Line Recruitment of Patients
Organizations or Providers Offering Money to People with Brain Injuries or the Families of People with Brain Injuries
Patient Data Harvesting
Patient Empowerment
Patient Recruitment and Covert Devices Online to Recruit Patients to Medical Research Studies
Patient Recruitment Methodology Online or through Social Media
Persistent Vegetative State (PVS)
Persistent Wakeful but Unaware State (PWUS)
Physician Disclosures
Post-Acute Medical Environments
PostConcussion Syndrome
Post-Secondary Education
Post-Secondary Programs
Post-TBI Syndrome Diagnosis, Research and Treatment
Privacy On-Line
Privacy Settings on Web Sites Designed for Brain Injury Survivors
Profiting from Exposing Brain Injury Survivors' Identities
Psychologist Training
Psychotropic Drugs, Use of
PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder)
Raising Money to "Promote" Medical Research
Recruitment Methodology
Removal of Life Support
Research Studies
School Age Children with ABI
Skiing and Helmets
Social Community and On-Line Networking Websites
Social Communities for People with Brain Injuries
Social Media
Societal Norms and Conventions
Sports or Athletics Activities: A Good Mind for Life is more important than a Trophy
Stigma and Brain Injury
Strokes are not TBI's
Subclassification Hierarchy of Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)
Support Group Facilitation
Survivor Advocacy
Survivor Advocates
Survivor Identity, Exposure of
Survivor Priorities
Survivor Social Communities
Survivor Stories in Media
TBI is a Subset of ABI
The Term "Survivor"
Third Party Stakeholders
Universal Health Care
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Why We Need Collective Advocacy
Article: We survivors speak best regarding our issues and regarding advocacy and public policy invovling our brain injury survivor community.
This site is dedicated to the world-wide brain injury community and especially to those who wish to participate in collective advocacy via the Brain Injury Network, a survivor advocacy organization.
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SDL said the legal wrangle was linked to its acquisition of rival Trados in 2005 with a "former Trados shareholder claiming breaches of fiduciary duty by the former Trados directors" over the deal.
In a statement, SDL said: "The board believes the case to be completely without merit. We anticipate the case will progress to a court hearing in 2013.
"We estimate the potential exposure is between $1 and $3m, which if required, will be funded as part of our operational cash flow in 2013."
Despite SDL's confidence, investors took flight and the FTSE 250 company's shares tumbled 72 to 568p even though management said third-quarter performance was "broadly in line with management expectations".
George O'Connor, analyst at Panmure, lowered his target price for the company from 713p to 667p. "Following a decent set of interim results, the best that SDL can muster for the third quarter is that trading is broadly in line. That often translates to 'not quite' in line," he warned.
On a slow day of trading across the London markets SDL was the second biggest mid-cap faller, beaten only by Bumi which tumbled 34.7 to 245.3p ahead of news released after the bell that Nat Rothschild is to resign from the troubled mining business. The FTSE 250 advanced 17.41 to 11855.67, while the FTSE 100 rose 12.29 to 5805.61.
Angus Campbell, head of market analysis at Capital Spreads said: "Pre-emptive trading habits have dominated the markets in recent weeks as investors have been trying to second guess the next big development in the eurozone and yesterday we saw buyers picking up banking stocks in the hope that later in the week they'll be some good news out of Europe.
"There were also some good retail sales figures from the US which helped to support the rally, but the question remains whether there's enough buyers out there to really test the highs of the year."
Admiral, the Cardiff-based motor insurer, was the biggest riser on the blue-chip leaderboard, climbing 32p to £11.19. Analysts said the company had benefited from Direct Line's initial public offering, with shares in its rival now at 188p in conditional trading, having been listed at 175p.
Shares in Kingfisher also rose 7.3 to 275.8p on the back of a report after an analyst and media visit that the home improvement retailer is considering launching its fast-growing Screwfix operation in France.
Screwfix, which supplies of tools, plumbing and electrical equipment to small tradesmen and home improvement enthusiasts, currently trades from 250 outlets in the UK.
"It could sit pretty well in the French market," chief operating officer Euan Sutherland told Reuters during the visit to Screwfix's distribution centre in Stoke-on-Trent.
Although the company later played down the report, analysts were enthusiastic. Caroline Gulliver at Espirito Santo, said: "We were impressed with what we saw, particularly the multi-channel developments at Screwfix and B&Q's steps to becoming the UK's most "helpful home improvement company". There are macro-economic concerns for the group in France and Poland but we remain convinced that Kingfisher is well positioned to gain market share and grow profits, thus with the stock trading on 11 times our 2013 earnings per share estimate we remain buyers."
Money manager Hargreaves Lansdown advanced 13½ to 725½p after good first-quarter results on Friday. Banks Barclays and Standard Chartered also performed strongly, advancing 4.65 to 236.85p and 34p to £14.61½ respectively.
At the other end of the table, mining stocks tanked in expectation of weak economic data on Thursday from China, a heavy consumer of metals. Copper miner Kazakhmys was the biggest blue-chip faller, closing down 25½ at 690p. Eurasian Natural Resources Corp fell 9.1 to 319.8, Evraz dipped 5.1 to 229.2p and Anglo American retreated 36p to £17.88½.
Goldman Sachs cut its rating on Rio Tinto to "neutral" from "buy" after reducing the miner's earnings outlook on lower commodity price forecasts and warning that the potential upside for the stock is limited. Shares in the company fell 48½p to £29.73½.
BT Group also fell 1.7 to 217p after Barclays analysts cut their price target from 260p to 230p citing concerns about growth in the telecoms group's corporate business.
They also warned over BT's surprise move into sports broadcasting. It paid £738m for the rights to show live Premier League matches from next year, a deal which the analysts said would increase its cost base.
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When The Beatles stepped onto Sullivan's New York stage on Sunday, February 9, 1964, to make their American TV debut, 86 percent of all TVs on at that hour--73 million Americans--tuned in. It was the most-watched program in history to that point and remains one of the most-watched programs of all time.
Nearly 50 years after the four landmark live performances of The Beatles on "The Ed Sullivan Show," those legendary appearances with newly remastered audio and carefully restored video will finally be made available worldwide on home video through a major distributor. The 4 Complete Ed Sullivan Shows Starring The Beatles will be released September 7, 2010. The 4 Complete Ed Sullivan Shows Starring The Beatles was produced by SOFA Entertainment.
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Interannual Variability Influences Brown Tide (Aureococcus anophagefferens) Blooms in CoastalEmbayments
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Blooms of Aureococcus anophagefferens in Chincoteague Bay were observed during 5 of 6 years between 2002 and 2007. In order to understand factors controlling blooms, interannual differences in nitrogen and carbon uptake and concentrations of dissolved constituents were compared at two sites in Chincoteague Bay, MD and VA over the 6-year time period. Over that time, we observed that there was no single nitrogen compound that fueled blooms each year. Instead, A. anophagefferens took up a wide range of nitrogen compounds to meet its nutritional demands. Although photosynthetic carbon fixation was the dominant form of carbon acquisition during blooms, organic carbon uptake contributed up to 30 % of the total carbon uptake. In addition to interannual variability in nitrogen and carbon uptake, we observed that there was an increase in bloom intensity and duration over the 6-year study period during which dissolved organic carbon appeared to accumulate in the system.
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- Interannual Variability Influences Brown Tide (Aureococcus anophagefferens) Blooms in CoastalEmbayments
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Estuaries and Coasts
Volume 37, Issue 1 Supplement, pp 147-163
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Tue, Jan. 19, 12:26 PM
- Up nearly 1% early in the session, the major averages have pulled back, with the S&P 500 now flat, and the Nasdaq inching into the red.
- Alongside that pullback is crude oil, which topped $30 per barrel earlier, but is currently off 1.1% on the day to $29.08 per barrel.
- The 10-year Treasury yield had popped four basis points higher on the bounce, but it too has returned to unchanged on the session at 2.04%.
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Nov. 18, 2015, 2:27 PM
- The minutes more or less promise a rate hike next month, and stocks are adding to session gains, with all major averages now higher by 1% or more.
- Where there's not a lot of movement is in interest rates, commodities, and the dollar - all pretty much as they were prior to the minutes.
- Given the near-certainty of higher interest rates next month, 30-day Fed Funds futures are leaving a little meat on the bone for speculators, pricing in only about a 65% chance of a 25 basis point move. The Dec. 2016 futures have priced in a Fed Funds rate about 67 basis points higher than it stands today.
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Aug. 24, 2015, 12:32 PM
- Stocks are down about 1% (and the Nasdaq just -0.3% as some tech names turn green) -- a bad day on many occasions, but a major clawback from the Dow's 1,000-point-lower opening minutes today, with some more aggressive bargain hunting going on.
- The Dow's down just 140 now. Advancers at the NYSE are up to just under 200, against nearly 3,000 trading in the red. Apple and Intel are the Dow reps that are in positive ground.
- The VIX is around 37 after jumping near 50. Earlier, the NYSE invoked Rule 48 (allowing stocks to open without indications) for the first time since the Global Financial Crisis.
- The dollar is still down against major currencies: -2.6% against yen, down 1.2% against the Swiss franc. The euro was up 1.6% against the dollar. Nymex WTI crude recovered a bit but is still down 3.9% to $38.87.
- ETFs: SPY, QQQ, DIA, SH, SSO, SDS, VOO, IVV, UPRO, PSQ, SPXU, TQQQ, SPXL, RSP, QID, SQQQ, QLD, CRF, DOG, DXD, RWL, UDOW, EPS, SDOW, VV, USA, SCHX, DDM, VFINX, ZF, QQEW, QQQE, FEX, JKD, EEH, SPLX, SFLA, EQL, QQXT, IWL, SPUU, ERW, FWDD, ZLRG, SYE, UDPIX, SBUS, OTPIX, RYARX
Apr. 29, 2015, 2:48 PM
- Down 0.5-0.7% for most of the session, the major averages have rallied to nearly unchanged with 75 minutes to go in the session.
- If anything, the FOMC statement leaned hawkish as the central bankers brushed off the Q1 slowdown as weather-related and gave no indication that a June rate hike is off the table.
- The 10-year Treasury yield was as high as 2.07% this session, but has slipped back to 2.03%. 30-day Fed Funds futures still aren't seeing liftoff until late Q3 or early Q4.
- Previously: FOMC: Q1 slowdown "transitory" (April 29)
- ETFs: VV, SCHX, FEX, JKD, EEH, EQL, IWL, ERW, FWDD, ZLRG, SYE, SBUS
Oct. 14, 2014, 3:37 PM
- Up 1% or more earlier in the session, the major averages have returned to roughly unchanged, with today's most interesting macro themes (and perhaps tells) being the plunge in oil prices and Treasury yields.
- Short-term rate markets are paying attention, and the expectation for the first Fed rate hike - which was June 2015 not long ago - has now been pushed out to September.
- ETFs: VV, SCHX, FEX, JKD, EEH, EQL, IWL, ERW, FWDD, SYE
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Over at GalleyCat, they've got the list of Pulitzer Prize book winners up, and, oh, man, Cormac McCarthy has won the Pulitzer Prize for The Road. Now, don't get me wrong, I really do think that The Road is a great novel, but: America, how are you feeling? Apocalypse much? Why didn't anyone go this crazy over McCarthy's last novel, No Country For Old Men? All that book got was a Coen brothers adaptation.
In other Pulitzer news, it's not a bad year as far as the Pulitzers go: the non-fiction winners all look pretty good, and The Echo Maker, which was on the shortlist for fiction, is a pretty astounding novel, but apparently not even Powers could stop the juggernaut that is Cormac McCarthy's charred dystopic husk of Future America. We should reserve the Oscar for the upcoming movie. The end is nigh!


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- 1 (1 1/2 lb) small green cabbage, finely shredded
- 1 carrot, peeled and grated
- 1 bunch dill, finely chopped
- 1 clove garlic, peeled and minced
- 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 1⁄3 cup plain yogurt
- salt, to taste
- paprika
- Combine the cabbage, carrot, dill and garlic in a serving bowl.
- In a small jar, shake the olive oil, vinegar, mustard, yogurt and salt together and pour over the salad.
- Sprinkle with paprika and refrigerate until serving time.
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After 6 statements the automated option was not available on my account. Spoke to a CSR and without me asking she was very explicit about the difference between a soft and hard pull and explained she would put the request in and it would only be a soft pull. I would get approved, declined, or the system would tell her a hard was required to continue and she would ask for my permission before doing that.
She said they would counter offer, so I asked for a $3,000 total line. Declined with just the soft, no request for hard.
A few weeks later I got a call from Discover that they were following up on recent requests that were denied and trying to see what they could do. She verified my information, ensured me it was only a soft pull (again without me prompting) and said the system would tell her I could get none or up to $3,000.
Approved for the $3,000 I originally requested. No hard pull.
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Low maternal vitamin D status and fetal bone development: Cohort study
Version of Record online: 14 DEC 2009
DOI: 10.1359/jbmr.090701
Copyright © 2010 American Society for Bone and Mineral Research
Journal of Bone and Mineral Research
Volume 25, Issue 1, pages 14–19, January 2010
Additional Information
How to Cite
Mahon, P., Harvey, N., Crozier, S., Inskip, H., Robinson, S., Arden, N., Swaminathan, R., Cooper, C. and Godfrey, K. (2010), Low maternal vitamin D status and fetal bone development: Cohort study. J Bone Miner Res, 25: 14–19. doi: 10.1359/jbmr.090701
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- Issue online: 20 JAN 2010
- Version of Record online: 14 DEC 2009
- Manuscript Accepted: 1 JUL 2009
- Manuscript Revised: 10 APR 2009
- Manuscript Received: 17 JAN 2009
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- vitamin D;
- fetus;
- developmental origins;
- osteoporosis;
- three-dimensional ultrasound
Recent findings suggest that maternal vitamin D insufficiency during pregnancy has consequences for the offspring's bone health in later life. To investigate whether maternal vitamin D insufficiency affects fetal femur growth in ways similar to those seen in childhood rickets and study the timing during gestation of any effect of maternal vitamin D status, we studied 424 pregnant women within a prospective longitudinal study of maternal nutrition and lifestyle before and during pregnancy (Southampton Women's Survey). Using high-resolution 3D ultrasound, we measured fetal femur length and distal metaphyseal cross-sectional area, together with the ratio of femoral metaphyseal cross-sectional area to femur length (femoral splaying index). Lower maternal 25-hydroxyvitamin vitamin D concentration was not related to fetal femur length but was associated with greater femoral metaphyseal cross-sectional area and a higher femoral splaying index at 19 weeks' gestation [r = −0.16, 95% confidence interbal (CI) −0.25 to −0.06 and r = −0.17, 95% CI −0.26 to −0.07, respectively] and at 34 weeks' gestation (r = –0.10, 95% CI −0.20 to 0.00 and r = −0.11, 95% CI −0.21 to −0.01, respectively). Three groups of women were identified with 25-hydroxyvitamin vitamin D concentrations that were sufficient/borderline (>50 nmol/L, 63.4%), insufficient (25 to 50 nmol/L, 30.7%), and deficient (≤25 nmol/L, 5.9%). Across these groups, the geometric mean femoral splaying indices at 19 weeks' gestation increased from 0.074 (sufficient/borderline) to 0.078 (insufficient) and 0.084 (deficient). Our observations suggest that maternal vitamin D insufficiency can influence fetal femoral development as early as 19 weeks' gestation. This suggests that measures to improve maternal vitamin D status should be instituted in early pregnancy. © 2010 American Society for Bone and Mineral Research


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So Weiner sought the advice of a nutritionist. Her nutritionist sent her to a therapist, who helped her sort through the emotions underlying her exercise addiction. "Once I learned the language of this problem it was a lot easier to talk about," she says. Weiner also attended group therapy. "It was really empowering to meet with seven other women who had gone through the experience. I realized that I'm not alone."
Weiner received both individual cognitive therapy, aimed at changing harmful thought patterns and emotions, and behavioral therapy in group sessions, aimed at shifting destructive behavior. This sort of multifaceted approach is typical, says Sacker. He recommends that exercise bulimics find a team for support, including therapists and a physician who can help diagnose and treat the physical effects of overexercise.
Weiner has a message for others who are struggling with an exercise addiction: "Recovery is 100% possible." The first step, she says, is admitting you have a problem. "Take a risk and talk to someone about it." And find a doctor or psychologist who can help you work through the root cause of your problem.
Finding new ways to deal with emotions is an important part of the healing process, says Sacker. Many women in Weiner's therapy group discovered that journal writing helped them work through their emotions in a constructive way. Most also sought other ways of expressing themselves, often through artistic pursuits like dance or painting. One woman even wrote songs about her experience.
Weiner turned to theater as an alternative outlet. She began scripting one-woman plays about body image, exercise addiction, self-hatred, and other issues facing young people. Today she travels around the U.S. acting out her play, Body Loathing, Body Love, which chronicles her struggle with exercise bulimia. Her latest project is a television show focused on teen issues.
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Twitter for Video App Vine Loaded Down with Porn Videos in First Week of Launch
Twitter finally released its much-anticipated video companion app, Vine, last week. The video sharing network allows users to post very short video clips and share them with other users both on their own network and on Twitter. Like Twitter, hashtags help define videos and make them more easily searchable.
Only one hitch: Since their launch, they have been flooded with porn, some of the homemade variety and some more professional stock.
It would be funny if it weren't so predictable. Porn is one of the dominant sources of bandwidth usage on the Internet and has been for a long time. People like to watch other people doing it and any chance they have to add to the vast array of possible options online, they will take it, particularly people in the business of selling porn.
But this only further underscores the arbitrary nature of apps and the App Store from Apple. Just last week, Apple pulled the 500px app from its store because it claimed the app didn't make it difficult enough to search for naked photos. Yet a simple hashtag search on Vine and you get all the six-second porn you want in video form.
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The furor over Vine ramped up after a porn video was "accidentally" (according to Vine) added to the editor's picks section. Of course, Vine's downloads probably skyrocketed thereafter.
What is unfortunate is that there are a lot of very creative videos being added to Vine. The argument against Twitter and other forms of social media is that much of the content is stupid. That is of course true, just as it is true of virtually every daily conversation overheard pretty much anywhere. Meaningful content, be it in person or online, is often in short supply. After all, there are great works of art and then there's Justin Bieber.
But the lack of overwhelmingly good content is certainly not the fault of Twitter, Vine or any other social network. We are the ones doing the typing and shooting. And a service like Vine that limits video the way Twitter limits characters not only makes for a rather forced creative medium, it appeals to our society's short attention spans...assuming they can avoid all the damn porn.
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Remarkable Success
Each summer at the American Heart Association, we pause to reflect on all we've accomplished over a year . You're the Cure advocates are working hard, and they're truly changing their communities for the better! In the past year, our volunteers, staff and partners helped pass 74 state...
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Although August is usually a time for vacations and trips to the pool, it's also an ideal time to meet with your federal lawmakers. Members of Congress will be traveling back home, which means for the entire month they will be closer to their constituents and interested in hearing from you! ...
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Patients, advocates, and all those who care about heart health know that robust investments in research paired with policies that support medical innovation are key to finding new cures and treatments. With heart disease and stroke being the No. 1 and No. 5 killers in America, it's surprising that...
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Cardiac Rehab Hill Day Recap
Cardiovascular disease is the leading killer of women as well as men, and each year 935,000 Americans have a heart attack or other coronary event. The good news is that cardiac rehab (CR) is proven to reduce the likelihood of a second cardiac event. CR also reduces hospital readmissions, decreases health...
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As Congress prepares to move forward on the spending bills necessary to keep the federal government running, we're on the lookout for policy language that would run counter to our ongoing mission to reduce and someday end cardiovascular disease and stroke. In the House, the agriculture spending...
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High School Graduates Prepared to Save a Life
It's graduation season, and the American Heart Association and You're the Cure couldn't be more excited to celebrate this year's high school graduates. These bright young people not only bring fresh energy and ideas to our communities, workplaces and universities; in 32 states, they are...
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Help Protect PE for Kids Like Me!
Guest post from Reagan Spomer, 6th grader Alliance for a Healthier Generation Youth Advisory Board Member & You're the Cure Advocate I have two words for you… scooter hockey. Sounds fun, doesn't it? That's because it is! Scooter hockey, along with cage ball and 3-way soccer...
6 Jun 2016
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Will you help influence scientific research?
We need to hear from consumers like you as the American Heart Association (AHA) and the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) partner together on the future of research. Your experience could lead to the next research study to improve heart disease and stroke treatment. As an advocate...
10 May 2016
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5 Things That Can Make You a Stroke Hero
You don't need superpowers to be a Stroke Hero! But you do need to pay attention to the risk factors and know the warning signs of stroke . This May for American Stroke Month , join other Stroke Heroes across the nation in learning and sharing steps to live heathier lives in an effort to...
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White House releases rules to protect public from tobacco
Big news, You're the Cure Advocates! After a two year delay, the White House finally gave the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authority over all tobacco products, including cigars, hookah, and e-cigarettes, in a move that protects both kids and adults across the country from taking up a life...
6 May 2016
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Advocates to Congress: Act FAST!
Last month, 34 You're the Cure advocates came to Washington, D.C. to meet with their Senators and Representatives to discuss why they need to cosponsor the FAST Act. First, watch the powerful video below that explains why telestroke care is personal to them and so many like them across the country...
12 Apr 2016
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Exercise their Minds: Protect PE
The benefits of physical education ring clear as a school bell. With daily PE, we can keep kids' hearts healthy and their minds in gear to do their best at school. The fact is, active kids learn better. And the benefits don't end there. Physical education has positive impacts on their physical...
12 Apr 2016
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AHA President Says: The Science is Clear on Sodium Reduction
Check this out! In a new video, the President of the AHA, Dr. Mark Creager, explains that the science behind sodium reduction is clear. He says that robust evidence has linked excess sodium intake with high blood pressure, which increases the risk of heart attack, stroke, and heart failure. And, he points...
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You've spoken loud and clear
Just a couple months ago, thousands told us what you thought of the You're the Cure advocacy program. You didn't hold your opinions back…but that is exactly what we wanted and needed to hear. So, what did you tell us and what are we going do about it? Here are our top 3 takeaways...
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The healthy difference a month can make
March is Nutrition Month, and a perfect time to get more involved with the AHA's ongoing efforts to promote science-based food and nutrition programs that help reduce cardiovascular disease and stroke. Every day, we're seeing new initiatives: to make fruits and vegetables more affordable...
8 Mar 2016
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The Road to Recovery
Everyone knows someone who has had a heart attack, and thanks to modern science there are amazing medical interventions making survival possible. But once a patient has survived their cardiac event, what is next? For many patients, cardiac rehabilitation is a vital part of the recovery process but our...
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It's time to fight for the NIH
Not only does March kick-off the start of the NCAA basketball tournament, but also our push for more funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Last year, we achieved a major win when Congress gave the NIH an additional $2 billion in funding. But we cannot be satisfied with just one victory...
7 Mar 2016
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FAST Act Hill Day Wrap-Up
Earlier this month, 34 You're the Cure advocates and over 180 neurologists from across the country flew into Washington, D.C., joining together in support of the FAST (Furthering Access to Stroke Telemedicine) Act. This bill would expand coverage of telestroke services, regardless of where a patient...
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The following is a guest post from Kristen Powers. She is a You're the Cure advocate from Florida, who will be in Washington D.C. later this month advocating for the Furthering Access to Stroke Telemedicine (FAST) Act. I was just 33 years old when I had my stroke. One day I was training for my...
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The recent compromise on strong school nutrition standards is a win for students, parents, and educators. But it's not a guarantee. Floor votes in both the House and Senate lie ahead, and plenty of voices are still saying that we should go back to meals loaded with sugar, salt, and fat. Help us...
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