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Peripartum cardiomyopathy is a rare disorder in which a pregnant woman's heart becomes weakened and enlarged. It develops during the last month of pregnancy, or within 5 months after the baby is born.
Cardiomyopathy - peripartum
Cardiomyopathy occurs when there is damage to the heart. As a result, the heart muscle becomes weak and does not pump well. This affects the lungs, liver, and other body systems.
Peripartum cardiomyopathy is a form of dilated cardiomyopathy in which no other cause of heart weakening can be found.
It may occur in childbearing women of any age, but it is most common after age 30.
Risk factors for the condition include:
During a physical exam, the health care provider will look for signs of fluid in the lungs by touching and tapping with the fingers. A stethoscope will be used to listen for lung crackles, a rapid heart rate, or abnormal heart sounds.
The liver may be enlarged and neck veins may be swollen. Blood pressure may be low or may drop when standing up.
Heart enlargement, congestion of the lungs or the veins in the lungs, decreased cardiac output, decreased movement or functioning of the heart, or heart failure may show up on:
A heart biopsy may help determine if the underlying cause of cardiomyopathy is a heart muscle infection (myocarditis). However, this procedure is not done very often.
A woman may need to stay in the hospital until acute symptoms subside.
Because it is very often possible to restore heart function, and the women who have this condition are often young, everything possible is done to treat the problem.
This may include extreme steps such as:
For most women, however, treatment mainly focuses on relieving the symptoms. Some symptoms go away on their own without treatment.
Medicines that are often used include:
A low-salt diet may be recommended. Fluid may be restricted in some cases. Activities, including nursing the baby, may be limited when symptoms develop.
Daily weighing may be recommended. A weight gain of 3 - 4 pounds or more over 1 or 2 days may be a sign of fluid buildup.
Women who smoke and drink alcohol will be advised to stop, since these habits may make the symptoms worse.
There are several possible outcomes in peripartum cardiomyopathy. Some women remain stable for long periods, while others get worse slowly.
Others get worse very quickly and may be candidates for a heart transplant. The death rate may be as high as 25 - 50%.
The outlook is good for women whose hearts returns to normal size after the baby is born. If the heart remains enlarged, future pregnancies may result in heart failure. It is not known how to predict who will recover and who will develop severe heart failure.
Women who develop peripartum cardiomyopathy are at high risk of developing the same problem with future pregnancies. They should discuss birth control methods with their health care provider.
Call your health care provider if you are currently pregnant or have recently delivered a baby and think you may have signs of cardiomyopathy.
Get medical help right away if you develop chest pain, palpitations, faintness, or other new or unexplained symptoms.
Eat a well-balanced diet and get regular exercise to help keep your heart strong. Avoid cigarettes and alcohol. Your doctor may advise you to avoid getting pregnant again if you have had heart failure during a previous pregnancy.
McKenna W. Diseases of the myocardium and endocardium. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 60.
Warnes CA. Pregnancy and heart disease. In: Bonow RO, Mann DL, Zipes DP, Libby P, eds. Braunwald's Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine. 9th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 82.
Michael A. Chen, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Medicine, Division of Cardiology, Harborview Medical Center, University of Washington Medical School, Seattle, Washington. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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#11 Mon 19 Dec 11 5:18pm
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Re: Save our School food
Jamie I totally agree!
I run a business called The Fun Food Company and we deliver roadshows to KS3 students, usually in PHSE type days.
The roadshow is an hour long, 30 minutes of great nutritional teaching about balanced meals, importance of breakfast, food groups etc with high levels of audience participation, and the second 30 mins is a cooking competition between the Red Chillis and the Green peas of who can cook the best healthy meal in 15 minutes!
The pupils (50 - 300 of them) all have red or green voting cards and vote for the winner at the end. I then use the recipes made in the show as specials during the lunch time and serve the pupils.
All this to promote how good, enjoyable and easy healthy eating can be.
Jamie if you want to back my cause please get in touch! Or if anyone has a school they would like me to bring the roadshow to, please also get in touch for more information.
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#12 Wed 04 Jan 12 12:16pm
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Re: Save our School food
I'm pleased with the standard of food served in my local Primary, however with the rise of obesity in children I'm surprised at the amount of high calorie puddings. Why is this?
I'm also thoroughly dismayed by the recent introduction of "prison trays", where children receive main course and dessert on the same tray/ plate, rather than a separate plate and dish. Surely along with serving good quality food, we should be respecting it and the children, by serving it appropriately. Is this a national decision or just a local, convenience issue??
#13 Thu 05 Jan 12 5:35pm
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Re: Save our School food
Hi Jamie
My local primary school is pretty good with baked potatoes, veggie burgers etc but still serves iced sponge pudding with custard, chocolate crispies, other puddings or fruit. Most kids will choose the sugar hit. We don't want our kids eating puddings etc, that should be parental decision at home for treats not an everyday occurrence. Also why in this economic climate, are schools wasting money on desserts when the money could be spent on sporting equipment, teaching or better main courses? Just give them a choice of fruit only - they don't need desserts!!!
PS can you also do something to raise awareness about allergies, particularly coeliac. Food intolerances are epidemic and obviously linked to crappy food. ie there is 6 times the amount of gluten in bread these days compared to the old days, no wonder intolerances etc are on the rise. All because of big business.
Last edited by busymama (Thu 05 Jan 12 5:36pm)
#14 Sat 07 Jan 12 11:10am
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Re: Save our School food
Hi, Jamie and Happy New Year. I'm a big fan mainly of your ideas. I think that not only you are passionate about food but you are determined to pass it on to others, too.
I watched your episode about school breakfast here in my country, Greece and I followed all the disscussion in your forum. Being Greek, I found completely unthinkable the fact tha one should "load" themselves with totally useless ingredients, first thing in the morning. Breakfast should be full with nourishing proteins, vitamins and fibres to keep you going. Parents make a huge mistake when they don't realize that. I think everything starts at school because today's kids will be next generation's parents. However, if someone could actually be inside their kitchen and show them how to cook healthy would be great. I know that you did that too. That's why I 'm a big fan.I took the initiative of posting one of your recipes into my blog (fruitandcakes.com). I hope you don't mind. It is only my humble effort to let the world know my country's traditional recipes, which I believe are healthy, delicious and of low-calories because they are based mostly in vegetables and good olive oil.
PS Thank you so much for coming to Greece and promoting our recipes without ruinning them with touristic tricks.
God bless.
#15 Sun 08 Jan 12 10:35am
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Re: Save our School food
Good luck Jamie, unfortunately I think you're going to need it.
We are in a very fortunate position in Finland. Here there is no such thing as bringing a packed lunch. All school children have a free hot lunch at school, normally alongside their teachers. There isn't a choice of meal, but there is always some type of protien, carbs and veg, and normally there is a salad served as well. The children have a choice between water and milk to drink, and very rarely is there a desert, although they often have fruit. All of the children are encouraged to eat at least a little of everything, and they happily cater to special dietary needs. As such when we have my children's friends here they seem much happier to eat whatever you serve them.
#16 Thu 29 Mar 12 3:02pm
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Re: Save our School food
Dear Mr Oliver,
my name is Denis Siljak and I work with World Vision International in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This country has suffered war in last decade, resulting with number of unsolved issues even today. One of the issues, as you might imagine, is nutrition for pre-school and school children, schools offering unhealthy junk food. From WVI BiH research we learn that 20% of school children suffer from obesity. So we decided to do something about it! We initiated advocacy campaign directed to national level authorities in order to change something. And we succeeded! With inclusion of Ministry of Education and Ministry of Health, nutrition experts, paediatricians, etc… we are in the process of development of pre-school and school children nutrition standards. This document will be adopted by government and obligatory for all pre-school institutions and schools in country. We expect to finalize and have document adopted by the end of this year.
Having in mind your contribution and achievements through campaigns in England, achievements that led to change of nutrition in schools, WVI BiH would like to offer you possibility for cooperation and kindly ask for support to this process.
I would love to send you an e-mail with more details on this process, but unfortunately I couldn't find your e-mail anywhere. And I would like to avoid discussion on it on public forum like this.
Would it be possible to contact you directly through e-mail? I would appreciate your answer to denis_siljak(at)wvi.org
Best regards,
Denis Siljak - World Vision International in BiH, Project Manager
#17 Tue 08 May 12 12:29pm
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Re: Save our School food
I had a thought. A guy on Ted talks called Rory Sutherland talks about behavioral economics and marketing. He says you don't have to persuade people to see your point of view you just have to change their frame of reference. Take parallel currency and the boots advantage card angle. What kid could resist double points for healthier food?
#18 Tue 25 Sep 12 8:02am
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Re: Save our School food
I'm starting to get very worried with the food in school at the moment and I think that we all need to take further action. I am starting to dig deeper and my research shows that the greatest problems we are dealing with are additives. The lower the quality food, the more chemicals are pumped into it. The body doesn't evaluate chemicals as food and the digestive system rejects them; only to leave them build up inside which causes short and long term problems. The short term issues are lack of concentration, frustration and stomach pains which is not good if you are at school. I will be providing evidence that one of the long term effects is type 2 diabetes. This is easily avoided by eating food without chemicals and it can be treated (unknown to doctors) with a strict diet programme and other non NHS accepted "alternative" techniques.
Your comments would be appreciated, but there will be much more of this in my future posts.
Love to all,

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Bleeding under the skin can occur from broken blood vessels that form tiny pinpoint red dots (called petechiae). Blood also can collect under the tissue in larger flat areas (called purpura ), or in a very large bruised area (called an ecchymosis).
Ecchymoses; Skin spots - red; Pinpoint red spots on the skin; Petechiae
Aside from the common bruise, bleeding into the skin or mucous membranes is a very significant sign and should always be checked out by a health care provider.
Redness of the skin (erythema) should not be mistaken for bleeding. Areas of bleeding under the skin do not become pale (blanch) when you press on the area. The redness of erythema decreases when you apply pressure to it and returns when release the pressure.
Protect aging skin. Avoid trauma such as bumping or pulling on skin areas. For a cut or scrape, use direct pressure to stop the bleeding.
If you have a drug reaction, ask your health care provider about stopping the drug. Otherwise, follow your prescribed therapy to treat the underlying cause of the problem.
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Ballas M, Kraut EH. Bleeding and bruising: a diagnostic work-up. Am Fam Physician. 2008 Apr 15;77(8):1117-24.
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The Investigative Fund at The Nation Institute is dedicated to improving the scope and overall quality of investigative reporting in the independent press and beyond. The Investigative Fund incubates and supports important investigative stories with the potential for social impact, particularly on issues that may be bypassed by the mainstream media. The Investigative Fund does this by providing reporters with editorial guidance, institutional support, and grants to cover the research costs associated with investigative journalism.
Investigative Newsource
Founded 2009; Member of INN since 2011
Our mission is to produce investigative journalism that informs citizens of Southern California. We are collaborative, not competitive, and seek to distribute our work throughout the region, across multiple media platforms.
Investigative Post
Member of INN since 2012
Investigative Post is a non-profit investigative reporting center focused on issues of importance to Buffalo and Western New York Investigative Post has a dual mission: to promote a just and well-governed community and a healthy environment and economy by providing citizens with high-quality investigative reporting and analysis and to develop young journalists, particularly those of color, through partnerships with local colleges and universities and by providing internships, apprenticeships and other opportunities to students and recent graduates wanting to learn the craft of investigative reporting.
Investigative Reporting Workshop at American University
Founded 2009; Member of INN since 2011
The Investigative Reporting Workshop, a project of the School of Communication (SOC) at American University, is a nonprofit, professional newsroom. The Workshop publishes in-depth stories at investigativereportingworkshop.org about government and corporate accountability, ranging widely from the environment and health to national security and the economy. The Workshop pairs experienced professional reporters and editors with graduate students, and co-publishes with mainstream media partners and nonprofit newsrooms. We also have an ongoing relationship with the PBS program FRONTLINE.
Iowa Center for Public Affairs Journalism
Founded 2010; Member of INN since 2011
The Iowa Center's mission is to maintain an independent, non-partisan journalistic program dedicated to producing and encouraging explanatory and investigative journalism in Iowa, engaging in collaborative reporting efforts with Iowa news organizations and educating journalism students.
Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
Founded 2010; Member of INN since 2011
The Juvenile Justice Information Exchange (JJIE) is the only publication covering juvenile justice and related issues in the Southeast and around the nation on a consistent, daily basis. In the past, traditional journalism organizations filled this function. Today, due to shrinking resources, there are large gaps in that coverage. The Juvenile Justice Information Exchange fills the void.
KHI News Service
Member of INN since 2012
The KHI News Service provides thorough and objective coverage of issues, people and events that affect health policy in Kansas. We launched the KHI News Service in 2006 and recruited highly respected Kansas journalists to staff it because of our belief that good journalism is critical to an informed citizenry, a robust public debate and ultimately good public policy.
Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting
Member of INN since 2011
The Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting is a nonprofit, nonpartisan investigative journalism organization founded in 2009 to research, write and publish stories about Maine government. These stories empower citizens to understand how their government works and hold public officials accountable. Our vision is to fulfill the responsibility of a free press in the American democracy by looking beneath the surface of Maine government and writing clearly and without fear or favor about what we discover. The Center keeps citizens informed about their government and their public servants through high-quality, independent investigative reporting that is published on our website and by more than 30 media partners across Maine.
Member of INN since 2012
Elected officials collect large sums of money to run their election campaigns, and they often pay back campaign contributors with special access and favorable laws. This common practice is contrary to the public interest, yet legal. MapLight is a nonpartisan research organization that reveals money's influence on politics in the U.S. Congress and in the California and Wisconsin Legislatures. We provide journalists and citizens with transparency tools that connect data on campaign contributions, politicians, legislative votes, industries, companies, and more to show patterns of influence never before possible to see.
Maryland Reporter
Founded 2009; Member of INN since 2013
MarylandReporter.com is a daily news website produced by journalists committed to making state government as open, transparent, accountable and responsive as possible – in deed, not just in promise.
Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting
Founded 2009; Member of INN since 2011
The Midwest Center for Investigative Reporting is an independent, nonprofit newsroom devoted to educating the public about crucial issues in the Midwest with a special focus on agribusiness and related topics such as government programs, environment and energy. Started in 2009 by journalist Mike Sherry, the Center intends to provide training and education for students, professional journalists and citizens to better understand agribusiness and its impact locally, regionally and globally. The Center also plans to use both traditional and innovative digital tools and techniques to analyze data about agribusiness and distribute the results.
Midwest Energy News
Founded 2010; Member of INN since 2015
Midwest Energy News, launched in 2010, is a nonprofit news site dedicated to keeping stakeholders, policymakers, and citizens informed of the important changes taking place as the Midwest shifts from fossil fuels to a clean energy system.
Member of INN since 2010
MinnPost is a nonprofit, nonpartisan enterprise whose mission is to provide high-quality journalism for news-intense people who care about Minnesota. We publish online atwww.minnpost.com Monday through Friday with a limited edition on Saturday. MinnPost provides news and analysis based on reporting by professional journalists, most of whom have decades of experience in the Twin Cities media.
Member of INN since 2013
Mongabay.org aims to raise awareness about social and environmental issues relating to forests and other ecosystems.
Montana Center for Investigative Reporting
Founded 2013; Member of INN since 2013
The Montana Center for Investigative Reporting is an independent, nonprofit news organization dedicated to producing investigative journalism in the public interest on issues crucial to the healthy function of Montana communities
Mother Jones
Founded 1976; Member of INN since 2013
Mother Jones is a nonprofit news organization that specializes in investigative, political, and social justice reporting. We currently have two main "platforms": an award-winning bimonthly national magazine (circulation 240,000), and a website featuring new, original reporting 24-7. (In the past we've had a radio show and TV specials; theme parks are in the conceptual stage.) Why should you read or support us? Because "smart, fearless journalism" keeps people informed—"informed" being pretty much indispensable to a democracy that actually works. Because we've been ahead of the curve time and again.
National Institute for Computer-Assisted Reporting
Founded 1989; Member of INN since 2011
The National Institute for Computer-Assisted Reporting is a program of Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc. and the Missouri School of Journalism. Since 1989, NICAR has trained thousands of journalists in the practical skills of getting and analyzing electronic information and also maintains a library of databases containing government data on a wide array of subjects, available for purchase by IRE members.
National Institute on Money in State Politics
Founded 1999; Member of INN since 2011
The National Institute on Money in State Politics is the only nonpartisan, nonprofit organization revealing the influence of campaign money on state-level elections and public policy in all 50 states. Our comprehensive and verifiable campaign-finance database and relevant issue analyses are available for free through our Web site FollowTheMoney.org. We encourage transparency and promote independent investigation of state-level campaign contributions by journalists, academic researchers, public-interest groups, government agencies, policymakers, students and the public at large.
New England Center for Investigative Reporting
Founded 2009; Member of INN since 2011
The New England Center for Investigative Reporting (NECIR) is a nonprofit investigative reporting newsroom based at Boston University. Our mission is to ensure the survival of serious, in-depth investigative journalism in New England and to train a new generation of investigative reporters. NECIR produces high-quality, high-impact multi-media investigative stories that require time and resources few mainstream news outlets can provide. All of our reporting is done by experienced, professional journalists with the assistance of student researchers.
New Haven Independent
Member of INN since 2011
New Haven. Its neighborhoods. Its government. Its people – from the knuckleheads to the dreamers and schemers, and everyone in between. That's what this web site is about: A five-day-a-week report on news about the City of New Haven, Connecticut, produced by veteran local journalists, and by you.
New Mexico In-Depth
Member of INN since 2012
New Mexico In Depth's goal is to foster, promote and publish journalism in the public interest. We want our journalism to be curious and analytical, to tackle big questions and complex issues. We hope to give a more contextual and comprehensive picture of life in our communities and make it available to as many New Mexicans as possible.
Founded 2000; Member of INN since 2010
Newsdesk.org is a commercial-free source for important but overlooked news, and a platform for independent journalists to fund, produce, publish and promote their public-interest work. Founded in 2000, Newsdesk has published a wide variety of investigative and public-interest news coverage by a diverse community of reporters.
Newspaper Tree
Member of INN since 2012
Newspaper Tree is a nonpartisan, nonprofit public service digital news and culture publication covering the El Paso/Juárez borderlands.
NJ Spotlight
Member of INN since 2012
NJ Spotlight is an online news service providing insight and information on issues critical to New Jersey, with the aim of informing and engaging the state's communities and businesses. We are nonpartisan, independent, policy-centered and community-minded. NJ Spotlight exists through the generous support of the Community Foundation of New Jersey, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and the William Penn Foundation.
North Carolina Health News
Founded 2011; Member of INN since 2013
Founded in November 2011 as a North Carolina nonprofit, NCHN is an independent news organization devoted to covering health care in the state. We are serious about our independence and are not affiliated with any political party, special interest organization or activist group. Our mission is to fill the widening gap in media coverage by creating a substantive website that will provide crucial information about health care in North Carolina. NCHN will feature original stories and feature stories written by experienced health journalists Rose Hoban, Taylor Sisk and others. North Carolina Health News will also link to health articles written by other media outlets and offer a resource guide for North Carolina consumers to help them navigate an increasingly complex health care system.
Oakland Local
Founded 2008; Member of INN since 2011
Oakland Local's parent, The Center for Media Change (CMC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2008. Our mission is to use media and technology to find a way to make professional journalism viable in the digital age; and to foster civic engagement and create positive social change, especially in under-served communities of color. Over the five years of our existence, our programs have created innovative new ways to serve local communities, increase civic engagement and hold those in power accountable.
Ochberg Society for Trauma Journalism
Member of INN since 2013
The Ochberg Society is a global network of journalists who advance the compassionate and ethical coverage of trauma, conflict and social injustice. We began as a group of Ochberg Fellows of the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma who wanted to continue to support each other's work. Over the years our membership has grown to include editors, reporters, photographers and documentary film-makers from around the world and at different stages in their careers.
Ohio Center for Investigative Journalism
Founded 2012; Member of INN since 2013
Eye on Ohio was incorporated in August 2012 to advance the practice of non-profit investigative journalism. Based in Cleveland but covering stories with a state-wide impact, it was founded by journalists committed to preserving and enhancing this important field of journalism. Our mission is to promote the public good by pursuing in-depth, underreported and high-impact journalism which exposes injustice and explores its consequences. Our reporting will investigate the truth, hold those in power accountable, and seek solutions.
Oklahoma Watch
Member of INN since 2011
Oklahoma Watch is a non-profit organization that produces in-depth and investigative journalism on important public-policy issues facing the state. Our mission is to dig beneath the surface of issues of public importance, provide insightful analysis and reveal surprising trends, facts, issues, underlying causes and possible solutions. Oklahoma Watch is non-partisan and strives to be balanced, fair, accurate and comprehensive. Our goal is make a difference in the lives of Oklahomans.
Member of INN since 2011
The Center for Responsive Politics is the nation's premier research group tracking money in U.S. politics and its effect on elections and public policy. Nonpartisan, independent and nonprofit, the organization aims to create a more educated voter, an involved citizenry and a more transparent and responsive government. Its OpenSecrets Blog, run by award-winning journalists, breaks original stories that go behind the numbers, including investigative work on "dark money" and its growing role in electoral politics.
Pacific News Service/New America Media
Founded 1996; Member of INN since 2011
New America Media is the country's first and largest national collaboration and advocate of 2000 ethnic news organizations. Over 57 million ethnic adults connect to each other, to home countries and to America through 3000+ ethnic media, the fastest growing sector of American journalism. Founded by the nonprofit Pacific News Service in 1996, NAM is headquartered in California with offices inNew York and Washington D.C., and partnerships with journalism schools to grow local associations of ethnic media.
Philadelphia Public School Notebook
Founded 1994; Member of INN since 2010
The Philadelphia Public School Notebook is an independent, nonprofit news service serving thousands of supporters of the Philadelphia public schools. TheNotebook serves as an information source and voice for parents, students, teachers, and other members of the community who are working for quality and equality in Philadelphia's public schools.
Founded 2007; Member of INN since 2011
ProPublica is an independent, non-profit newsroom that produces investigative journalism in the public interest. Our work focuses exclusively on truly important stories, stories with "moral force." We do this by producing journalism that shines a light on exploitation of the weak by the strong and on the failures of those with power to vindicate the trust placed in them.
Public Herald
Member of INN since 2012
Public Herald is a nonprofit organization. Our independent group of journalists and artists are dedicated to investigative journalism in the public interest. We work with communities who face challenging conditions to tell their stories through engaging online journalism and multimedia projects. We are focused on accountability where people are silenced by the abuse of power from government, industry, social or environmental circumstances.
Public Insight Network (Spot.us)
Member of INN since 2011
Spot.Us is a nonprofit platform for "community powered reporting." Through Spot.Us the public can support journalists and newsrooms to do reporting on important and perhaps overlooked topics. Contributions are tax deductible and we partner with news organizations to distribute content under appropriate licenses.
Member of INN since 2011
PublicSource is an independent, non-profit news group that focuses on original investigative reporting about critical issues facing Pittsburgh and the Western Pennsylvania region. It was launched to undertake in-depth reporting in the public interest. PublicSource will concentrate on issues that have a major impact on the lives of citizens and on those who have the power and responsibility to influence those events.
Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
Member of INN since 2011
The Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting is an innovative award-winning non-profit journalism organization dedicated to supporting the independent international journalism that U.S. media organizations are increasingly less able to undertake. The Center focuses on under-reported topics, promoting high-quality international reporting and creating platforms that reach broad and diverse audiences.
Raleigh Public Record
Member of INN since 2013
The nonprofit Raleigh Public Record reports and documents the news of Raleigh, North Carolina. Through its website the Record fairly and responsibly covers the issues affecting all Raleigh communities, using traditional pen-and-pad reporting as well as audio and visual storytelling. While reporting stories traditional media no longer cover, the Record also tests new ways to convey news and helps train a new generation of journalists.
Rocky Mountain Investigative News Network
Founded 2011;
The I-News Network is the public-service journalism arm of Rocky Mountain PBS. I-News produces in-depth, research-based journalism that many newsrooms couldn't do alone. We collaborate with the most respected news outlets to deliver this journalism to millions of Coloradans. Together with our media partners, we're filling a void in serious public-service journalism, bringing more in-depth news to the places you already look for your news: your newspaper, radio, television, computer and digital device.
San Francisco Public Press
Founded 2009; Member of INN since 2011
The San Francisco Public Press is an independent nonprofit, noncommercial news organization dedicated to producing important local public-interest news. We do for print and Web journalism what public broadcasting has done for radio and television.
Schuster Institute for Investigative Reporting
Founded 2004; Member of INN since 2011
As one of the pioneers the new nonprofit journalism our goals are to investigate significant social and political problems and human rights issues, and uncover corporate and government abuses of power.
Southern Investigative Reporting Foundation
Founded 2012; Member of INN since 2012
The Southern Investigative Reporting Foundation launched in 2012 with the goal of providing in-depth financial investigative reporting for the common good. We believe investigative journalism is a critical independent tool for ensuring government and corporate accountability and uncovering concealed but crucial information. With the massive shrinking of media budgets and severe trimming of staffs in recent years, investigative reporting projects have been sharply curtailed or eliminated.
St. Louis Public Radio, formerly St. Louis Beacon
Founded 2008; Member of INN since 2011
St. Louis Public Radio exists to help people become deeply informed about the issues that affect their lives, better prepared to make decisions and more engaged in our community.
Sunlight Foundation
Member of INN since 2012
The Sunlight Foundation is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that uses the power of the Internet to catalyze greater government openness and transparency, and provides new tools and resources for media and citizens, alike. We are committed to improving access to government information by making it available online, indeed redefining "public" information as meaning "online," and by creating new tools and websites to enable individuals and communities to better access that information and put it to use.
Texas Observer
Member of INN since 2011
The Texas Observer writes about issues ignored or under-reported in the mainstream press. Our goal is to cover stories crucial to the public interest and to provoke dialogue that promotes democratic participation and open government, in pursuit of a vision of Texas where education, justice and material progress are available to all.The Texas Observer is a nonprofit news organization that specializes in investigative, political and social-justice reporting from the strangest state in the Union. Our award-winning magazine is published monthly, and our Web site features daily content.
Texas Tribune
The Texas Tribune is a nonpartisan, nonprofit media organization that promotes civic engagement and discourse on public policy, politics, government, and other matters of statewide concern. Our vision is to serve the journalism community as a source of innovation and to build the next great public media brand in the United States.
The Chicago Bureau
Founded 2012; Member of INN since 2013
Our aim is not to simply entertain or inform as just another entry in a busy local news market. Rather, using all media, we strive to move forward the conversation on vital youth policy concerns.
The Daily Climate
Founded 2007; Member of INN since 2012
The Daily Climate is an independent media organization working to increase public understanding of climate change, including its scope and scale, potential solutions and the political processes that impede or advance them. The Daily Climate does not espouse a political point of view on the news but instead reports the issue to the best of our ability. Editorial integrity is the foundation of our mission. Establishing the trust of our readers is a fundamental editorial objective; all of our reporting, editing and publishing adheres to the highest standards of journalism, including honesty, accuracy, balance and objectivity.
The Kentucky Center for Public Service Journalism
Founded 2015; Member of INN since 2015
The Kentucky Center for Public Service Journalism (The Center/KCPSJ) is a nonprofit (501-c-3 pending), nonpartisan, independent news organization that produces in-depth, informative journalism in the public interest for a place for which we have deep caring and affection. Focusing on the integrity of Kentucky's public institutions and quality-of-life issues impacting the people of Kentucky, The Center will deal with issues including, but not limited to, the environment, economy, justice system, education, health, diversity, human rights, immigration and public safety and the impact of government policies on Kentucky residents.
The Lens NOLA
Member of INN since 2011
The Lens is the New Orleans area's first nonprofit, nonpartisan public-interest newsroom, dedicated to unique in-depth reporting projects, as well as exclusive daily stories. Our mission is to educate, engage and empower readers with information and analysis necessary for them to advocate for a more transparent and just governance that is accountable to the public.
The Reporters, Inc.
The Reporters Inc. is an independent, not-for-profit 501(c)(3) journalistic production house. We're devoted to producing multimedia projects that promote social awareness and encourage social change. Our goal is to uncover subjects and explore concerns that are often undiscovered, inadequately examined, misrepresented, underrepresented, or just plain ignored by other media.
The Seattle Globalist
Founded 2005; Member of INN since 2011
The Seattle Globalist is a daily "hyperglobal" publication covering the connections between Seattle and the rest of the globe. It's where Seattle meets the world. The Globalist features travel writing from a Northwest perspective, restaurant and music reviews, a calendar of cultural events, and perspectives on global news from Seattle's international population. Behind this layer of content is a robust community of Globalists—travelers, immigrants, global health workers, students, foreign film buffs, foodies— all the Seattleites who identify with the rest of the world.
Toni Stabile Center for Investigative Reporting
Member of INN since 2011
The Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism is dedicated to training students for distinguished careers in investigative journalism. Teaching investigative journalism is a core mission of The Journalism School. Some of the best investigative journalists in the country teach at Columbia and many other professors use investigative techniques in courses not explicitly labeled with the "I" word.
Tucson Sentinel
Member of INN since 2011
TucsonSentinel.com is a local independent nonprofit news organization that offers professional reporting and community conversation on issues that affect Tucson. Our goal is to build a sustainable nonprofit business model that delivers quality reporting in a competitive media environment. TucsonSentinel.com provides evenhanded professionally produced journalism.
Voice of OC
Member of INN since 2012
Welcome to Voice of OC. We are a non-profit investigative news agency dedicated to in-depth coverage of Orange County government and politics. Voice of OC reporters deploy through a geographically based beat structure with each reporter covering several Orange County cities. In many respects, Voice of OC reporters cover their beats like good municipal reporters have always covered city halls. But our approach goes significantly beyond a standard newsroom municipal coverage plan.
Voice of San Diego
Member of INN since 2011
Voice of San Diego is a member-based nonprofit investigative news organization that gives concerned citizens the tools they need to engage in important conversations about their community. We are unlike any news outlet in San Diego because we dig deeper to uncover the truth and devote the time necessary to turn the chaos of news into a story people can access and understand.
Founded 2010; Member of INN since 2011
VTDigger.org is a statewide news website dedicated to coverage of Vermont politics, consumer affairs, business and public policy. VTDigger.org is a project of The Vermont Journalism Trust, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. The two organizations merged in October 2010. VJT became the official publisher for VTDigger.org in March 2011. We publish original news reporting, video, audio and photos, in addition to raw information in the form of press releases and government documents.
WBEZ, 91.5 – Chicago Public Media
Member of INN since 2011
Chicago Public Media serves the public interest by producing and delivering diverse, compelling content of multiple viewpoints and expression. We act as the circuit that connects residents of our region to one another, to the nation, and to the world in a relevant and evocative way. We are a regional resource fostering full and active citizenship by creating connections and remaining present and involved broadly in community life.
Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism
Member of INN since 2009
The Center works with its partners and mainstream and ethnic news media to improve the quality and expand the amount of investigative journalism in Wisconsin. Our focus is on government integrity and quality of life issues. Our mission statement: Protect the vulnerable. Expose wrongdoing. Seek solutions to problems.
Women's eNews
Member of INN since 2012
Women's eNews is an impact-driven nonprofit news organization that creates social change by disseminating information and focusing attention on the rights of women and girls around the world through investigative reporting. Established in 2000, Women's eNews has received over 40 awards for our coverage. Our news is available free to the public on our website and via email subscription service. With registered subscribers who are activists, educators, policy makers and world leaders, Women's eNews sets the news agenda for conventional media.
WXXI LJC Innovation Trail
Member of INN since 2012
The Innovation Trail is a collaboration between Six upstate New York public media outlets, led by WXXI, along with WBFO/WNED, WRVO, WSKG, WMHT andNorth Country Public Radio. The initiative, funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), will help the public gain a better understanding of the connection between technological breakthroughs and the revitalization of upstate New York's economy. Reports will focus on research, development, education, funding, and policy issues around emerging fields like energy, information technology, biotech, nanotech, and photonics.
Founded 2008; Member of INN since 2011
WyoFile is an independent, nonprofit news service focused on the people, places and policy of Wyoming. Recognizing the rapid decline in resources among traditional news outlets, WyoFile offers supplemental in-depth coverage of complicated subjects and issues ranging from tax policy to trends in Wyoming culture. Designed as a one-stop venue for Wyoming news, WyoFile produces regular commentary and analysis as well as daily summaries and links to important Wyoming-related stories in the state and national press. Written and edited by leading Wyoming journalists and educators, WyoFile is a non-partisan public interest site for people who care deeply about the civic and cultural health of our state. The site provides news and information that enables the residents of Wyoming to become informed and engaged contributors to important public issues.
Youth Today
Founded 1984; Member of INN since 2009
Youth Today provides quality, independent journalism and training for professionals who work to ensure that all of our children reach their full personal, educational and societal potential


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Advanced Synthesis Tools from Mentor Graphics Support Actel's Radiation-Tolerant RTAX4000S Device
WILSONVILLE, Ore., Sept. 7, 2005- Mentor Graphics Corporation (Nasdaq: MENT), today announced support for Actel's new RTAX4000S device in all of Mentor's advanced synthesis tools and solutions. The RTAX4000S is the industry's highest density radiation-tolerant field-programmable gate array (FPGA) for space designs. Customers can now immediately use Mentor Graphics{reg} Precision{reg} Synthesis or LeonardoSpectrum™ tools to design for all devices in the newly expanded antifuse-based RTAX-S family. Both Precision Synthesis and LeonardoSpectrum are fully compatible with the latest version of Actel's Libero 6.2 IDE design environment.
Actel and Mentor Graphics continue to work closely together to ensure excellent quality of results and ease of use for all customers designing with Actel FPGAs. "Our collaborative efforts bring significant benefits for companies seeking to develop system designs with high reliability, advanced features and superior performance. Mentor Graphics is a key supplier for FPGA users with a strong Mil/Aero presence, so their extended support for the new RTAX4000S device is very important to us," said Dennis Kish, vice president of marketing at Actel. "Our customers using the expanded RTAX-S family of devices will be able to improve system performance and reliability by leveraging the pushbutton and interactive optimization capabilities offered in Mentor's synthesis tools."
Building upon its technology leadership position with a complete range of design tools and flows for highly demanding applications, Mentor Graphics has earned the confidence of a large installed base of Mil/Aero customers. "We are pleased to partner with Actel and fully support the expanded RTAX-S family of devices," said Simon Bloch, general manager of the Design Creation and Synthesis Division, Mentor Graphics. "The latest high-density RTAX4000S FPGA demonstrates Actel's long-term commitment to meeting the exacting needs of its customers. Similarly, Mentor Graphics will continue to enhance the advanced features of our tools to fully support customers who are especially sensitive to the highest possible reliability standards."
The RTAX4000S device is the largest of Actel's flash-based FPGAs with up to 4 million system gates. The family brings a unique set of advantages for system designers in space applications, including built-in triple module redundancy (TMR). Like Actel's other space-flight FPGAs, the devices will be single chip, for minimum board space and weight, and hardened against radiation-induced single-event upsets (SEUs). In addition, the availability of a non-flight-worthy packaged version of the device proves useful for designing rapid prototypes using silicon with architecture, density and timing properties that are identical to the flight-worthy FPGAs.
The Precision Synthesis tool suite integrates logical (Precision RTL) and physical (Precision Physical) synthesis techniques to define a new approach to complex FPGA design. Built on a unified data model, it allows designers to cross-probe between multiple views, giving users added control when analyzing a design. The intuitive debug environment includes an incremental timing analysis tool that allows companies to solve next-generation FPGA implementation and timing challenges, resulting in shorter design cycles and significantly higher performance. The LeonardoSpectrum tool from Mentor Graphics is the mature, industry-proven synthesis product for both FPGA and ASIC design.
About Actel
Actel Corporation is the leader in single-chip FPGA solutions. The company is traded on the NASDAQ National Market under the symbol ACTL and is headquartered at 2061 Stierlin Court, Mountain View, Calif., 94043-4655. For more information about Actel, visit http://www.actel.com. Telephone: 888-99-ACTEL (992-2835).
About Mentor Graphics
Mentor Graphics Corporation is a world leader in electronic hardware and software design solutions, providing products, consulting services and award-winning support for the world's most successful electronics and semiconductor companies. Established in 1981, the company reported revenues over the last 12 months of about $700 million and employs approximately 3,900 people worldwide. Corporate headquarters are located at 8005 S.W. Boeckman Road, Wilsonville, Oregon 97070-7777; Silicon Valley headquarters are located at 1001 Ridder Park Drive, San Jose, California 95131-2314. World Wide Web site: www.mentor.com.
Mentor Graphics, Precision and Leonardo are registered trademarks and LeonardoSpectrum is a trademark of Mentor Graphics Corporation. All other company or product names are the registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective owners.
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I mentioned in an earlier post that I had participated in the Butler Summer Institute, a chance for those particularly academic minded students to work closely with a professor on research for 9 weeks in the summer.
The program is fantastic because it is open not only to scientific research (about 20 students are involved in the sciences) but also to the humanities (10 spots total). This keeps the options nearly limitless–projects range from psychology to comparative literature analysis to the study of C. elegans (a worm, I think).
My project was peculiar: being a Creative Writing Major, I engaged in a creative project. For nine weeks I developed and wrote a science fiction novel. This may seem like a frivolous use of the program, but I was engaging in the literary discussion that exists through several works of science fiction, including the work of Mary Shelly, Phillip K. Dick, and H.G. Wells. I ended up with an 80 page draft of the first half of the novel. What this should tell you is that the program gives all sorts of students with ambitious ideas an avenue to pursue them.


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I did my own twist on a few things (like polishing the kegs and using them for brew kettles)
Not sure if this belongs in the "Other Foods" section, but does anyone here home brew? I am about to order a kit and try to get started with it. Unlike Pizza, home brewing seems like it will actually be cheaper than buying stuff that someone else makes... Also excited to try to mimic some of mine and my wife's favorite beers... Mostly hers since I am not picky.
It is always cheaper just to buy the beer, and mimicking something that you can literally just buy is a waste of time no matter what.
I heartily disagree... Once you get past the equipment (and you can do it with $150 worth of equipment for all grain brewing) you can DEFINITELY save money. $25 to $40 for 5 gallons of beer that's better than something sitting in a bottle for 2,3, or 6 months.If you buy in bulk, it's even cheaper. I'm not buying in bulk and my average batch of 6 gallons costs $35 in ingredients (including premium vials of yeast suspension and whole hops). That's enough for 60+ 12 oz bottles.My advanced system was VERY expensive, so I'm definitely not saving any money, but I'm not doing it for that. It's about the journey of building they system and making kick-ass beer. I run at about 90% efficiency which also makes for better utilization of the ingredients and lowers the cost. So I figure at the rate I drink beer, I can recoup my expenses in about 30 years. LOL Kidding.
No no no no!!!!! A thousand times no!!!!! Chewing on the malt, sucking on the hops, sipping the mash before fermentation, watching the beer develop its color and clarity....... These things cannot be purchased! A surprising comment from a member of this "pizza homebrewing" forum! John K
You should never factor your time into the cost of a hobby. That what differentiates a hobby from a career.In my case, if I did that, I'd lose money after making a coupe of ounces of beer.If that's the case no hobbyist here should be building their own ovens, or making their own pizzas.What's the cost of making a Neopolitan pizza with Caputo 00, San Marzano tomatoes and bufala mozzarela in your home built WFO versus flying to Naples to get a pie there? Would it be just as good, better? Cheaper? It's all relative.Often it isn't even about the end product, but the journey.
You purchase stuff that can be purchased, and make stuff that cannot be purchased.
As it turns out, I usually end up buying almost all my food (rather than cooking it) just for that reason.
Well, my Irish Red Ale is sitting in bottles getting conditioned. The flat, warm cup of it I drank while bottling tasted pretty awesome so I have high hopes for the end product. Next up is an American Wheat infused with Pineapple. Gotta get ready for Spring, whenever the spring actually gets here.
You missed St. Paddy's day with your Irish Ale?
I'm a long time homebrewer, though the last time I brewed was about a year ago. The theme for tonights brew-club meeting is "Vintage", meaning bring whatever you've had in your cellar for any length of time. Last year, someone brought in several different years worth of Westvleteren 12s, all at least 8 years old. Wow! Anyway, I think I've got some good old homebrews to share tonight.


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Hi an annonymous notice was published in our Parish Newsletter. It asked all Catholics to pray One Roasry on Good Friday between the hours of 1200 and 1500 (3pm) on Good Friday. The Diocese is participating as are the Diocese of all New Zealand. Good Friday is chosen because it is the Holiest Day of the Church calendar.
The reason is to ask Our Lady for Peace and thr return of morals to our Secular divided world. The example given is 1573 when all of Chrisdom prayed for the defeat of the Turkish Invasion of Europe. It worked and the Turks turned about and returned to Istanbul.
The writer goes on to say Satan gets a headache if you carry a Rosary, he collaspes when you say it and he angonises when many say it. Anything can be achieved if a mass Rosary is said. 1917 a Rosary was said worldwide to end World War One, so it might work.
Will you join and pass it along to all you know. Say it together, alone or as a Parish or a Group, anytime on Good Friday, but particularly between 1200 and 3pm. Will you help encircle the earth with a shield of grace from Our Lady and ask Her to interceed with Her Son to save our Planet from the Evil One and return Morals and Faith to our Society?
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Hail Mary, full of grace.
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MY FRIENDS down south tell me that, at today's special meeting of the District Leadership Council, Chancellor Mathur briefly held forth on his recent court experience, lecturing those in attendance.
Given his key role in the disastrous & embarrassing & disturbing Rodney Poindexter episode--which of course yielded his recent courtroom adventure--one might suppose that Mathur would take the opportunity to warn others against his many and egregious errors.
I'm told that he acknowledged no errors.
Then he asked for questions. There were none.
The meeting was over.
Maybe somebody told the fellow to take the high road and he thinks this is it.
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- Anonymous9:28 AM, May 12, 2007
Did tears form in his eyes? Did he get all trembly? This man so believes that he is Righteous and Good that he imagines himself to be Job, encountering yet another trial an' trib, and then he gets choked up.
Meanwhile, everybody else knows him to be an asshole, and they just get the hell out of there. - Anonymous12:53 PM, May 12, 2007
"Meanwhile, everybody else knows him ..."
Who the fuck are you to speak for everybody, 9:28? - Anonymous1:23 PM, May 12, 2007
Please, 12:53, provide a list of the wonderful and endearing qualities of your sweet little hero.
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Tenaz - Anonymous12:01 AM, May 14, 2007
Is it true that Raghu is grooming Dale Carranza to become an administrator? Did I here correctly that Dale "Ray, How should I vote cuz I ain't gotta clue?" Carranza is taking or did take a course in leadership or something such as that at Argosy University?; - one of our more putrid of for profit diploma mills.
Could Dale Carranza of "DaleRay" infamy be one of our next administrators? - Anonymous12:06 AM, May 14, 2007
Doesn't or Didn't one of the second generation hirings, Elizabeth "not a clue dimwit" Cipres also work or serve Argosy in some way.
Did I hear that Tom "meet me behind the confessional" Fuentes also had something to do with Argosy?
Would all of this explain the Argosy promotional cards ended up in employee mail files about a year ago? - Anonymous11:29 PM, May 14, 2007
Liz "the dimwit"? Yes, she is. Say, I heard that she got moved back to SSC and took all of the library furniture with her. Geez.
Anyhow, anyone up for a civil war? - Anonymous3:25 PM, May 16, 2007
10:36 Why is the list of "endearing qualities of your hero" in Spanish? So most of the people posting cannot participate? Here is how your list reads in English.
Balls (as in testicles) There is a real quality!
Big headed / Stubborn
Owner (of what?)
Patriot(ic) (Just because he likes to say the Pledge of Allegiance? What has he done to deserve this descriptor?)