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Widely considered as the most successful tourism campaign in the world, The Best Job in the World campaign for the islands of the Great Barrier Reef catapulted global tourism marketing into a whole new realm.
Today's reality is that no matter where a crisis originates – be it in the boardroom, on-location or even in the middle of the ocean – it will unfold online, potentially going viral within mere minutes. With today's 24/7 real-time news cycle, how do you get in front of the story when, before you even have time to be briefed on the details and gather your crisis team, reporters, journalists and bloggers are already contacting you for information?
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National PRIA President Robina Xavier, the Global Alliance Chair John Paluszek and the Chair of the Public Relations Society of America Gary McCormick have answered a series of questions in turn and discuss the issues confronting communication in the 21st century.
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Physical events can be high risk when it comes to ROI or cost per lead. They require a lot of pre-planning, budget and resources and no-show rates can make or break the outcome. In a region as large as Australia, they can also be limiting when it comes to reach. This Webinar identifies when the environment is right for an online event, address the fears and myths around this online communication medium and how easy it is to integrate it into your current marketing or communication plan.
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Our worlds are converging. The lines between television, web, and mobile devices are blurring each day, and as professional communicators, it's incumbent on the PR industry to embrace these digital tools... but with a new blog launched less than every two seconds, and a new social media site just around the corner, knowing where - and how - to start can be a challenge.
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The Australian Centre for Public Communication in conjunction with Media Monitors recently launched research into the "use of new media in the 2007 Australian Federal Election" titled 'E-Electioneering". At the launch Prof Jim Mcnamara quizzed the audience to guess - who was the only sitting member of a major political party to allow negative comment to be published on their blog? Malcolm Turnbull.
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Text 100 was the first PR company to open for business in Second Life - a rapidly growing virtual world in which people can interact, create, educate, play, and work in a 3-D environment.
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Internal branding has now been around for over a decade and is well passed the "fad" stage. The concept has great value but is still causing confusion. The terminology doesn't help with brand engagement, assimilation alignment and equity, the internal brand and employer branding.
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Postdoctoral Analytical Chemist for the National Center for Water Quality Research
Heidelberg University, located in Tiffin, Ohio, is seeking qualified candidates for a two-year, potentially renewable postdoctoral position as an analytical chemist in the National Center for Water Quality Research (NCWQR). Information about the NCWQR can be found at www.heidelberg.edu/ncwqr. Heidelberg University offers a strong liberal arts curriculum and professional education programs with the mission of personal, intellectual, and professional development, leading to a life of purpose with distinction.
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- Develop hands-on expertise in operation of NCWQR's liquid chromatograph-mass spectrometer (LC-MS/MS), gas chromatograph-mass spectrometer (GC-MS), and high performance liquid chromatograph (HPLC), and personally conduct analyses of pesticides in environmental samples, especially water, collected as part of NCWQR research and monitoring efforts.
- Collaborate with NCWQR's QA/QC officer in maintaining existing analytical and data management protocols and in developing analytical protocols for analysis of additional persistent organic pollutants (POPs).
- Develop a POP research program integrated with the existing Heidelberg Tributary Loading Program and other programs of the NCWQR. As such:
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- Extensive hands-on experience in analysis of environmental samples on LC-MS/MS, GC-MS, and HPLC and in maintenance of those instruments.
- Ability to be an effective member of a research team.
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In addition, the ideal candidate will model Heidelberg University's core values of integrity, honesty, humility, transparency, respectfulness, diversity, caring, loyalty, and accountability in all work.
For consideration and to submit materials for consideration, complete the online application. Review of candidates will begin on August 8, 2014, and will continue until the position has been filled.
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LAS VEGAS (AP) - Authorities in Las Vegas say a Hungarian immigrant with a gun in each hand robbed a Las Vegas bank and went straight to a payday lender before shooting his way into one home and encountering an armed homeowner at another while trying to elude police.
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This is my entry to the monthly blogging event over at Maison Cupcake called Forever Nigella, this month hosted by Kat at Housewife Confidential. The theme is 'Sea Fish and Eat It,' which promted me to have a scour through NIgella's books to find a fishy recipe.
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You always hear about how Philadelphia schools care more about the money than the kids; how the teachers consider their positions as just a job rather than an opportunity to help a student grow. This school is in every way, shape and form not your typical Philadelphia public school. I am a 2011 graduate from Science Leadership Academy (SLA) and this is the school to be if you want your child, or you to feel accepted as an individual. Even after you graduate, you can still feel the connection you have with the school. I personally feel a connection with this school, probably even more since I graduated. My father passed right after I graduated high school and at the funeral, while walking down the isle, it was Mr. Lehmann who pulled me in for a well needed hug, saying that everything would be okay. Now, I'm not sure how it is at other high schools, but for him to have made time to come to such an important event really made a difference and impacted my thoughts in a whole new way on what it means to be part of the SLA community. Being part of SLA is being part of a family.
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I transferred my son to SLA in the eleventh grade. He had been a straight A student at his previous school; however, he was not being taught 'everything' for the classes he was excelling in. His new math teacher at SLA found this disparity within 7 business days of my son's enrollment and notified me, the math chair, principal, counselor, roster chair, new math teacher and advisor of his findings with a very feasible, attainable resolution. I loved that everything was already working in my child's favor to get him up to speed--without him failing--they just needed my approval. I feel that SLA 'rescued' my son and now he can realistically look forward to university in the very near future.
SLA is a unique environment for high school students. Their curriculum is innovative and challenging for all of the students. The intern program at the Franklin Institute allows them to have hands on experiences in the world of science on a weekly basis, and having school issued laptops allows students to be independant and up to date with technology no matter their economic status.
This school is a model for educating students for the 21st century. Learning is treated here as solutions to problem solving in the real world. SLA is an environment where students are expected to to contribute with innovative thinking and collaborative projects. We could not have chosen a better high school to support our daughter's creativity and love of learning.
Science Leadership Academy is an incredible learning community. From its fiercely dedicated Principal and Faculty to the newest Freshmen there is a a sense that this is a place for sharing knowledge and learning. Having spent much time in the building and having watched students and faculty interacting I have been constantly impressed at the level of respect shown to every individual. Principal Lehmann's dedication and hard work have to be seen to be believed!
This is the best school I've attended. SLA is a school that does not just end in the classroom. At SLA you learn the true meaning of school, community, oneself and surrounding. I graduated from SLA and I'm proud to tell people how great my high school was.
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OMG this school is great. I go there and their lunch is good, so are the staff. Its great for kids who love science. I'd give it 5 stars!!!!
As a student at SLA, I can say, SLA is the most amazing school. It is a great learning environment, colorful, clean. Makes me happy to be there. The teachers are great, interested and interesting, and they want to be in school, and they care about us. The principle is on a first name basis with all of his students. Its a great school.
This has been a terrific school for my daughter. She is extremely strong academically, and Mr. Lehmann and the teachers have been extraordinarily supportive of what she personally needs to get the most out of high school. My sense is that they are supportive of each individual student, no matter the level. We also love the honest diversity of the school, and the warmth of the community. Wow. Some students might want a more traditional approach -- but for any self-starter, I can't think of a better place.
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The entire staff at SLA go beyond what is asked of them. They are open to suggestions and respond to parents when help is needed. They are attentive to the students needs and listen to them. Because of this the students in return respect each other and their teachers.
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Vikings K Blair Walsh has been named the NFC's Special Teams Player of the Week for his Week 17 performance against the Green Bay Packers. Walsh sent the Vikings into the playoffs with a 29-yard FG as time expired, and he also connected on FGs of 54 and 37 yards in the 37-34 win. This was Walsh's second game-winning kick of the 2012 season (Week 1 vs. Jacksonville).
Walsh has won this award 3 times and becomes the first rookie to do so since Devin Hester in 2006. Until now, no Vikings rookie has ever won the Player of the Week Award 3 times in one season (A. Peterson – 2007, R. Moss – 1998). The Pro Bowl kicker was honored after his Week 1 performance against Jacksonville and his Week 15 showing in St. Louis.
The Georgia product was 10-10 on FGs of 50+ yards this season, a NFL record. He led the NFL in FGs with 35 and was 4th in scoring with 141 points. His 92.1 FG percentage is the best in NFL history by a rookie kicker. Walsh was 35-38 on the season and was 3rd in the NFL with 53 touchbacks.
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Congrats to you Blair because you deserve this award for sure!
By vikingfanforlife on Jan 3, 2013 | Reply
Super Bowl bound. I like it…Blair Walsh kicking the winning field goal in the Super Bowl. Ok who are we going to draft first? I am thinking a wide receiver. How about a mean nose tackle? Maybe a safety or a defensive back. Keeping Ponder opens up lots of possibilities.
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One has to ask themselves. If it was not for RGIII and Andrew Luck, Do you think Walsh is deserving of being included in the rookie of the year conversation???????? I DO!
The kid has broken records already in his first season, not only do I think the records he sets will hold for awhile, I think he will continue to beat his own records. I am waiting for the day that we have to put all of our eggs in his basket and have him kick a 64 yarder. I think if anyone in this league is going to hit that kick, it is going to be Walsh. Depending on wind and direction of wind, he may get his chance in OT this saturday to pull out one of the greatest Wildcard wins in PLAYOFF HISTORY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Congrats to him
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Hats off to you Blair, coaches, and scouts!! :)
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Hicksville School District Superintendent Maureen Bright gave an overall picture of the district profile at the school board meeting last Wednesday night. The meeting was the final one before the upcoming budget vote, which will take place on Tuesday, May 21 at Hicksville High School from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
The total number for the 2013-14 proposed budget is $124,595,008. This is a 3.29 percent increase or $3,963,375 from the 2012-13 school year. In 2012-13 the total budget was $120,631,633.
"We want to develop a budget that will continue to provide quality educational programs and opportunities for our students," said Superintendent, Bright. "We want to be sustainable over multiple years and meet state and federal mandates as well as comply with tax levy limit legislation."
State aid was a main focal point as Bright noted that the district received a slight increase of $555,048 for 2013-14. She said although this was a positive thing, the number was a 14 percent reduction from 2008-09 when the district received $2.2 million in state aid.
The tax levy in the district for 2013-14 is $101,713,347, which is a 2.94 percent increase from 2012-13 when the number was $98,808,447. The estimated cost to the homeowner averages out to $4,810, which is a $138 annual increase from 2012-13 when the cost was $4,672.
Maintenance and capital projects were also a topic of interest as there are several projects in the works for the 2013-14 school year.
"We believe that our school facilities and grounds should be a point of pride in our community," said Bright. "The proper care and maintenance of the district facilities is a priority."
Upcoming capital projects include roof replacement at Fork Lane Elementary, totaling $410,000, exterior drain repair at Lee Avenue School, totaling $20,000 and district wide ceiling and lighting replacement totaling $207,880. Total costs for capital repairs with fees are $1,113,601.
Maintenance projects for 2013-14 are district wide classroom floor replacement, gym floor refinishing and fencing replacement. Other projects include district-wide painting and locker repair and repainting. Total costs for maintenance is $231,000.
The next public school board meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 21 at 8:30 p.m. at the administrative building at 200 Division Avenue in Hicksville. Visit the district's website at: www.hicksvillepublicschools.org for information.


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The Virginia Festival of the Book is in its second day with more authors and readers coming together to discuss their works.
On Thursday, a panel of four authors focused on the challenges of living with an illness, and using writing to help overcome a disease.
Joanna Chapman was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007.
She says even though she has no family history of the disease, six months later her mother was diagnosed.
"It brought us a lot closer and it was good because we kind of learned from each other," said Chapman, author of 'The Divine Secrets of the Ta-Ta Sisterhood.'
Author Amy Ryan has been living with type 1 diabetes for almost 20 years, but said she was diagnosed late in life.
"Most people think it strike only children, but it strikes young adults, people in their twenties," Ryan said.
Others on the panel shared their stories of what it is like living with heart disease, and HIV.
They all chose to put their struggles and triumphs on paper so others could understand what it's like living with illness.
"There are general themes of acceptance and depression and coping and pulling yourself up by your boot straps lots of times and moving," said Ryan. "I thought it was fascinating to me how many similar themes ran through our stories even though we have very different diseases."
The women say they hope that by sharing their stories others who are recently diagnosed can find solidarity
"One reader said to me you've enabled me to see my future. I never understand what it's going to be like for the next 20 years."
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PARKING - Free parking is available as long as you park and enter the gates open to the garage. Otherwise there is a self park garage ($4 for first hour, $1 each additional hour ($10 max including overnight) as well as valet ($8 day or $15 overnight).
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Glendale, Arizona 85305
Phone: (623) 937-3700
Imagine going to a place where EVERYTHING is gluten-free, free samples are plentiful, you can attend classes on living gluten/allergen-free and be surrounded by our gluten-free community...there is a place like that on February 22nd & 23rd at the Renaissance Glendale Hotel & Spa!
You may purchase discounted tickets ahead of time by using the form below. Full-price tickets will be on sale at the event if we do not sell out in advance. Sell outs will be indicated on the website. We recommend buying your tickets ahead of time.
Class:Happily Living Gluten Free (This class is now being taught by Chris Serafini, DC)
Class:Tips for Successful GF Baking & Cooking
Class:First timer mistakes and how to avoid them
Class:Safely Eat Out Around the World Gluten Free and Allergy Free
Class:5 Secrets to Managing Your Allergies & Migraines Holistically
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Amy Fothergill was trained at Cornell University's School of Hotel Administration. She never thought her culinary skills would be necessary to manage her family's special diet but has found her cooking knowledge has come in handy. Currently she is a cooking instructor, consultant, blogger, and author of a gluten-free cookbook, The WarmKitchen. She lives in the San Francisco bay area with her husband and two children.
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Dr. Brett Brimhall is a nationally known Chiropractor and public speaker.
Dr. Brimhall attended Parker College of Chiropractic in Dallas, Texas. He was President of the Percussor, Applied Kinesiology, and Nutrition Clubs. There he received his Bachelor of Science in Anatomy and graduated Magna Cum Laude for his Doctorate of Chiropractic. Throughout the different graduation activities, Dr. Brimhall won many awards. At the graduation banquet, his classmates voted him Mr. Congeniality. At graduation, he was given the Outstanding Intern Award for the Alpha Clinic. For each graduating class from Parker, the president and faculty of the college nominate and vote for one student "who, to an outstanding degree, has demonstrated the Parker principles of friendship, love of mankind, and the compassion to serve in the practice of chiropractic." Dr. Brimhall received that special James W. Parker Chiropractic Philosophy Award.
Dr. Brimhall has lectured both nationally and internationally since 1996 on the subject of health, wellness and nutrition. He along with his father, John Brimhall, travels around the country training other practitioners in 'The Brimhall Six Steps to Wellness'. Dr. Brimhall is has a great relationship with his community. He teaches free monthly classes in his clinic to empower his patients and community to take back their health. He speaks to small and large businesses on various topics of health, nutrition and total body wellness. He is currently licensed for chiropractic, acupuncture and physiotherapy in the state of Arizona where he owns and manages Brimhall Wellness Center.
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Erica Dermer is founder and head celiac in charge of Celiac and the Beast. She started her website because she felt like she had a new and humorous voice to bring to the gluten-free table, and desperately needed some celiac catharsis through writing and blogging. With a background in marketing and market research and development (including the food and beverage industry), she's always had a soft spot in her heart for packaged goods, marketing, and branding in the specialty diets industry. It also helps that she's a self-proclaimed terrible cook, so she relies on many gluten-free products to help her get through her day without burning down the kitchen. She uses humor to get through her diagnosis and living gluten-free in a world full of wheat. As a celiac and gluten-free advocate, her aim is to educate the world about celiac disease and the importance of this wonderful "less than 20ppm" universe we live in. She has partnered with her non-celiac significant other, who not only designs gluten-free themed merchandise for Celiac and the Beast, but is a key taste-tester for the brand. Her first book, "Celiac and the Beast: A Love Story Between a Gluten-Free Girl, Her Genes, and a Broken Digestive Tract" was released in October 2013 and highlights her life with a celiac disease diagnosis and what she's learned along the way.
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An Arizona native, Dr. Cohn attended SS. Simon & Jude, St. Mary's HS, Phoenix College and U of A. As a PanAm Purser she flew around the world and developed a love for alternative medicines. She had her only child in a homebirth at age 42 and was so empowered by that experience she returned to school to become a Network Chiropractor. Her allergy work has become a passion in the past 4 years and she's helped hundreds of people across the US eliminate their allergies & migraines permanently at www.remoteallergyrelief.com.
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Kim Koeller is an international business executive, sought-after speaker and the award-winning author of the Let's Eat Out Around the World Gluten Free and Allergy Free series of 25-plus books, ebooks and mobile apps. Trusted by customers in over 60 countries, this pioneering series has won 18 quality innovation awards for 8 consecutive years and most recently released a 4th edition 2014 book.
After years of misdiagnosis, Kim has been 100% gluten and allergy free for over 12 years due to celiac disease and several food allergies. Leveraging her personal health experiences coupled with 2-plus million miles of travel, she founded GlutenFree Passport in 2005 to help the worldwide community and empower people to safely eat, travel and live across the globe.
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Butternut Squash Soup with Ginger Shrimp
5 Reasons Why You Should Make This for Thanksgiving
1. It's one of those recipes that's a killer because it's both supremely impressive- I mean, this is a restaurant quality soup- and legitimately very easy to make.
2. A pot of this will serve as a first course for 8 people.
3. It's light and fresh-tasting but it's also bursting with Fall goodness. It'll sate the Thanksgiving appetite but it won't destroy it completely (hello, Pigs in Blankets, aka I can eat 50 of you like potato chips, aka Now I have to eat turkey? Why God, why?)
4. The most labor-intensive part of it is deveining the shrimp which is super gross BUT it can be avoided by purchasing prepared shrimp or frozen shrimp or making your annoying cousin Ronald do all the prep work on it.
5. Look how pretty it is! It'll match your motif! Also, the combination of spicy, warm ginger and throat-tickling anise will bring a sense of calm over the table. CALM. On Thanksgiving. Who even knew such things were possible?
Butternut Squash Soup with Ginger Shrimp
Thank you, Bon Appetit
Makes: 5 cups or 8 first course servings
For Shrimp
1 lb of large shrimp, deveined and peeled with tail remaining
1 TBsp of fresh ginger, peeled and finely grated
1/4 tsp of salt
1 TBsp of vegetable oil
For Soup
2/3 Cup of shallot, chopped
1 garlic clove, thinly sliced
3 whole star anise
2 TBsp of unsalted butter
1 and 3/4 lb of butternut squash, peeled and seeded and cut into 1/2 inch pieces (5 cups)
4 Cups of chicken stock
2 Cups of water
1. Toss shrimp with grated ginger and toss. Let marinate in fridge for 30 minutes but NO longer or shrimp will start to cook because they are weird like that.
While shrimp are marinating, we prepare the soup that will impress people. Yay.
2. In a 3-quart, heavy saucepan over moderate heat, cook shallot, garlic and anise.
3. Stir until shallot is softened. Cook about five minutes.
4. Add squash, stock and water and simmer, uncovered for 20 minutes or so (until squash is very tender).
5. Remove star anise. Coo to them, precious little babies. Thank them for their service.
6. Puree soup in 2 batches in a blender OR use one of those hand immersion blenders which are AWESOME and which I clearly just used for the first time.
7. Transfer to cleaned pan and keep warm, covered.
8. Sprinkle our shimp with the salt.
9. Heat vegetable oil in a nonstick skillet over moderately high heat until hot but not smoking.
10. Saute shrimp in batches until just cooked through, about a 1.5 minutes on each side.
Bring soup to a simmer, season with salt and pepper. Mound shrimp in each bowl.
Note: On Weight Watchers? This insanely delicious soup is 5 points per 1 cup serving and 5 shrimp is 2 points.
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BizNovember 12, 2011
Love it! Definitely going on my lunch menu this week – thanks for the recipe!!
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VESTAL, N.Y.- Sophomore guard Alex Ross made three three-pointers in the second overtime period to help Lehigh (5-6) defeat Binghamton (2-9) 68-67 in a non-conference women's basketball game on Friday night at the Events Center. The game marked the second of a season-high five game home stand.
Binghamton led 64-57 with 2:28 left in the second overtime when Lehigh went on a 9-2 run on Ross' three treys to get within 67-66 at the 1:02 mark. From there, senior guard Kaela Pearce and junior guard Tricia Smith each went 1-for-2 from the free throw line put the Mountain Hawks ahead 68-67 with 13 seconds to go. The game was sealed when Pearce drew a charge with two seconds left.
"When you have a close game like that it becomes a smash-mouth grind it out mentality," said head coach Rich Conover. "You have to find a way to win."
Binghamton was down 48-43 with 1:50 left in the regulation when junior forward Laura Franceski (Moscow, Pa.) made three free throws to close the gap to 48-46 with 1:14 remaining. A Lehigh foul with seven seconds sent senior center Laine Kurpniece (Riga, Latvia) to the free throw line where she knocked down both her free throws to tie the game 48-48 and send it into overtime.
In the first overtime period, the Bearcats trailed 54-52 with time winding down, but were able to convert again, this time on a lay-up by senior guard Laura Sario (Espoo, Finland) with six seconds to go. Franceski was then able to block a desperation three-point attempt by Melissa Rich as time expired to insure the game going into the second overtime.
Ross, however, took over down the stretch and finished with a team-high 17 points on 5-of-9 from beyond the three-point arc. Smith also poured in 17 points as she shot 8-of-10 from the free throw line.
was led by Kurpniece who scored a game-high 22 points. Sario
had her first career double-double as she knocked in 18 points
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Asthma and acid reflux: Are they linked?
Asthma and acid reflux: Are they linked?
Is there a connection between asthma and acid reflux?
Asthma and acid reflux often occur together. It isn't clear why, or whether one causes the other. What we do know is that acid reflux can worsen asthma — and asthma can worsen acid reflux. This can be particularly true if you have severe acid reflux, a condition known as gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).
Asthma and acid reflux can occur together in children as well as in adults. In fact, about half the children with asthma also have GERD.
When asthma and acid reflux do occur together, asthma medications may not work as well to control signs and symptoms such as coughing or shortness of breath. Likewise, asthma may worsen acid reflux signs and symptoms such as coughing, wheezing and chest pain.
Treating acid reflux may help ease symptoms caused by either condition. You may be able to control acid reflux with over-the-counter medications — for example, a proton pump inhibitor, such as omeprazole (Prilosec). Avoiding reflux triggers such as fatty foods, alcohol and tobacco also may help. If that's not enough, prescription medications may be needed. In severe cases, surgery is sometimes necessary.
Talk to your doctor if you or your child has frequent asthma flare-ups. You may need to adjust asthma-control medications such as inhaled corticosteroids or take other steps to control asthma symptoms.
In some cases, asthma medications can worsen acid reflux. This is particularly true of theophylline (Theo-24, Elixophyllin, others). But don't quit taking or change any asthma medications without getting your doctor's OK first.
If you or your child is diagnosed with acid reflux, asthma or both, getting the right treatment will help ease symptoms — and it may help prevent health problems associated with either condition.
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It might be about time to push the little boy out of the nest, MITM. Every species kicks the kids out eventually, not to punish them but because its natures way. Its called letting them grow up, its normal, its a good thing. Whether Danny has some unresolved oedipal issues, or is just too lazy or cheap to find his own place voluntarily, youre not doing him any favors letting him stay, especially when its causing this kind of friction. For one thing, it gives him way too much control over your lives. If Dannys going to rule the roost, it should be his own damn roost. Its terrific that you and your son have such a close bond, but its not your job to be his social lifeor to choose his friends. Your husband may be jealous, but that doesnt mean he isnt right. And you can be sure hes no less tired than you are of all the tension. Having Danny move out is not choosing your husband over your son; its choosing to live as a wife and mother whose adult child no longer lives with you. It is not the wholesale withdrawal of all your love; its a change in living arrangements. Period. And, while I know youre dreading the empty nest now, once its a done deal you might find you and your hubby fill the space up quite nicely.
My ex-husband and I divorced three years ago after he decided that being a husband to me and father to our two small kids (then 4 and 6) was way more responsibility than he could handle. It also turned out he had a good friend at the office. He swore their relationship didnt become physical until we had actually split up, but Ive always blamed her for our breakup. Ive tried to keep my anger and disappointment away from the kids and have made it a point not to say or imply anything bad about her, but its been hard sometimes. Theyve met her and know that shes special to their father, but he hasnt made a big deal out of it. He and I agreed months ago that he could take the kids to Disney World for a week before school starts, and theyre really excited. Now he tells me shes going with them, that theyre getting married, and that he wants the kids to get to know her. This feels really threatening to me, like Im being displaced, like shes already taken my husband and now wants my kids, too. And theyll like her better because shes all about fun while Im all about schoolwork and chores. Am I overreacting? If I canceled the trip, it would break my kids hearts, which would make me feel awful. Should I just let them go and pretend its OK with me?
Theyre Mine
This may be the hardest part of divorce, TM, having to let other adults into your kids lives. Dont cancel the trip. Not only would it make you the bad guy, but if your ex is really marrying this woman, it would just postpone the inevitable. Unless you want to wreck the kids relationship with their dad, its best if they have a good relationship with her, too.
You may be overreacting just a smidgen, but its OK. She is not taking your place. On a purely practical level, your husband doesnt want the full-time responsibility, remember? And youre their momthey love you the best. Just because its your job to pay attention to their homework doesnt mean you never have any fun with them, just dont get suckered into a bidding war for their affection. You deserve major credit, you know, for not having turned this woman into the wicked witch, so while theyre away, instead of cleaning out your closets, clean out your pores: Get a facial and a massage, some major pampering. Dont do anything drastic to your appearance, though, because your kids are going to miss you a lot, and theyll want you to look just like they remember when they get home.
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