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Naperville residents Andrew D. Hummel and Patrick M. Griffin might not know one another, but they have something in common.
Both were arrested within about an hour of each other early Thursday morning, following separate incidents in the city's downtown bar district. Hummel allegedly punched a bar bouncer in the stomach, while Griffin reputedly tried twice to head-butt a Naperville police officer, according to written police reports.
Hummel, 23, lives on the 600 block of Oakhurst Drive, in the Springbrook Estates neighborhood on the city's west side. He was arrested about 12:10 a.m. Thursday at Bar Louie, 22 E. Chicago Ave.
A police report stated Hummel was intoxicated and asked to leave by bar employees. "When he created a scene inside and refused to leave, two bouncers escorted him out," the report read in part.
Hummel at that point became "verbally abusive" to the security workers "and attempted to re-enter the bar. He was denied entry and, "while being escorted to the end of the property, (he) punched a bouncer in the stomach," the report continued.
Both workers then "tackled Hummel to the ground, detaining him. The police observed the battery while standing only meters away."
Griffin, 41, lives on the 700 block of Burning Tree Lane, in the Cress Creek area of the city's north side. He was involved in a fracas about 1:19 a.m. at Peanuts Bar & Grill, at 22 W. Chicago Ave., just down the street from Bar Louie, according to another police report.
After being asked to leave the bar "due to his behavior" and then walking away, Griffin returned a short time later, that report stated. Police soon after arrested him for trespassing.
"Once under arrest, he resisted the responding officers' efforts to place him into the back of the squad car," the report continued.
And "upon arrival at the Naperville Police Department jail, (Griffin) continued to be aggressive, by attempting to head-butt an officer on two, separate occasions," the report declared.
Griffin has an extensive arrest record that includes cases of battery and assault in Naperville. Hummel has no significant record in DuPage County.
Hummel faces trial in DuPage County Circuit Court in Wheaton on charges of battery and criminal trespass to land, according to the reports. Griffin, in addition to the trespassing complaint, faces trial there on two counts of aggravated assault and one of resisting a peace officer.
Both men are free on bond.
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Both sessions take place during the 2014 AFP Annual Conference taking place at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
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AFP Annual Conference, Las Vegas, NV, USA: Chatham's Dan Gentzel will be speaking on the implications of global hedge accounting changes under US GAAP and IFRS at the AFP Annual Conference 2013 in Las Vegas on Tuesday, October 29th at 2pm in Room - Lagoon DJ. Chatham will be exhibiting at Booth #313. Stop by booth 313 to catch up on everything happening at Chatham.


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They've been dubbed an affront to motorists' privacy, a moneymaker for cities and a lifesaver. Like it or not, red-light runners and speeders increasingly are getting caught by cameras instead of cops.
And an East Valley company is one of the front-runners in the race for national dominance in the camera-centered road crime-catching business.
American Traffic Solutions grew its client base by a whopping 40 percent in just the last three months.
The privately owned company, which located its headquarters and global operations center in Scottsdale and its regional customer service and tech center in Mesa, has added 17 clients so far in 2007, upping its portfolio to 60.
Mesa, Phoenix, Glendale and Avondale are among those who use American Traffic Solutions services.
The company is pitching to Tempe, Scottsdale and 18 others that use other service providers or haven't yet installed a traffic camera system, said Sherri Teille, the company's marketing manager. And if the Arizona Department of Transportation decides to dot Loop 101 with cameras, the local company is itching to bid for the business, she said.
American Traffic Solutions has systems installed in four of the six biggest U.S. cities — Phoenix, New York City, Philadelphia and Houston. It is the largest provider of photo traffic safety services in Texas and has 90 percent of the market share in Missouri, she said.
And it's making a run at passing the biggest U.S. service provider in the business, Redflex Traffic Systems, she said.
"We are a close second, and soon we should be the market leader," Teille said.
It's no wonder the 15-yearold company is projecting $40 million revenue for this year.
American Traffic Solutions claims to be gaining speed by providing the "best technology, and the smallest and least obtrusive," cameras available, Teille said.
Mesa Councilman Rex Griswold is a fan.
The company replaced Mesa's big, old, difficult-to-relocate cameras with small, portable, digital versions, he said.
Griswold said the cameras have been a major factor in reducing serious accidents — "Our stats prove it," he said — but not a big moneymaker, as some believe.
"For the city, they are pretty much cost neutral," Griswold said.
But he isn't surprised by the speedy growth of American Traffic Solutions or the entire traffic-camera industry.
"There are two ways to control speed," Griswold said. "You can post an officer 24 hours a day on a corner, or you can use red-light cameras. Or you could do nothing and just let accidents happen."
Teille said the Scottsdale-based company crafts contracts however the municipality wants or, in some cases, to conform to state regulations. That means some customers pay a flat fee for the services, others pay based on the number of paid citations, and some contracts include a combination of the two, she said.
Teille said the camera systems are the "most effective and cost-efficient" method of enforcing traffic laws, but she said most municipalities, like Mesa, do not see the system as a windfall to fill up the coffers.


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Chakotay and Janeway romance
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Okay I am now going to take time out from my very important posting frenzy in the
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forum to explain to you all why Chakotay/7 works. For personal background in case anyone hasn't noticed I have always been J/7 and I have never been a Chakotay fan (other than saying he's good to look at). So I should be puking over C/7.
Chakotay is perfect for 7. Not perfect for the long term but perfect for where she is right now. He's kind, he's thoughtful, he's attracted to strong women and he will never hurt her. She is deeply wounded and unsure of herself as far as relationships and Chakotay has the patience, empathy and natural desire to dote on her that she needs. .....
What does Chakotay get out of it? As we know strong women are his thing, but this time he gets to be the strong man as well because 7 needs him. She's kick ass but she's vulnerable. He can give more to her than Seska ever needed or wanted. She may not show her appreciation but as she grows more comfortable in being in a relationship I think Chakotay will see her blooming and feel that he
appreciated. It will be an important relationship for both of them and while it will not last (and doesn't in the books) they will part with no animosity and with a gratitude for the time they spent together.
Ok...that was a good argument for C/7.
But I still don't like it!
Yes, Teacake... you should still puke!
As you point out, Seven needs a therapist, not a lover.
What does he get out of it? Besides great "arm candy" can SHE realistically support HIS emotional needs? If all he "needs" is to be in the orbit of a strong woman what will happen when this man gets cut free from the younger woman who no longer "needs" his kind of therapy? After living in the shadow of unrequited (?) love for 7 years and then having/losing Seven (according to your scenario) will he just resign the game and retire to a monastery?
I've know a lot of couples over the years where one of them is very happy in the orbit of a stronger person, the examples I'm thinking of are all stronger women with doting man in orbit. And of course we've had millennium of literature with the opposite portrayal. Though I make fun of Chakotay I don't think this relationship pattern is in itself dysfunctional for everyone. If his comfort zone is of being a carer that's fine. 7 is incapable of taking advantage of that, probably his biggest struggle will be getting her to accept the care in the first place, as it sometimes is with Janeway.
As to what happens to him afterwards, well I'll go with the books.. he breaks up amicably with 7 and he and Janeway hook up. Hopefully now that no one is dead any more they will drop the Chakotay nervous breakdown storyline and everything will work out.. but I think she will always be the alpha partner and he will always be in a carer role who relishes being in orbit. And maybe in the 24th century that's no longer a subject for mockery.
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Behavior change (public health)
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Behavior change has become a central objective of public health interventions over the last half decade, as the influence of prevention within the health services has increased. The increased influence of prevention has coincided with increased multi-lateral and bi-lateral aid in the area of human development, and the increased need for the international development community to show cost-effectiveness for allocated dollars spent.
Many health conditions are caused by risk behaviors, such as problem drinking, substance use, smoking, reckless driving, overeating, or unprotected sexual intercourse. The key question in health behavior research is how to predict and modify the adoption and maintenance of health behaviors. Fortunately, human beings have, in principle, control over their conduct. Health-compromising behaviors can be eliminated by self-regulatory efforts, and health-enhancing behaviors can be adopted instead, such as physical exercise, weight control, preventive nutrition, dental hygiene, condom use, or accident prevention. Health behavior change refers to the motivational, volitional, and actional processes of abandoning such health-compromising behaviors in favor of adopting and maintaining health-enhancing behaviors.
Behavior change programs, which have evolved over time, encompass a broad range of activities and approaches, which focus on the individual, community, and environmental influences on behavior.Behavior change, a relatively recent public health-related term, should not be confused with behavior modification, a term with specific meaning in a clinical psychiatry setting.
Behavior change programs tend to focus on a few behavioral change theories which gained ground in the 1980s. These theories share a major commonality in defining individual actions as the locus of change. Behavior change programs that are usually focused on activities that help a person or a community to reflect upon their risk behaviors and change them to reduce their risk and vulnerability are known as interventions. See also "The Transtheoretical (Stages of Change) Model of Behavior Change," "The Theory of Reasoned Action," "The Health Belief Model" and the Health Action Process Approach.
Behavior Change Tools[edit]
- Care groups are groups of 10-15 volunteer, community-based health educators who regularly meet together.
- Barrier Analysis is a rapid assessment tool used in behavior change projects to identify behavioral determinants.
Behavior Change Communication[edit]
Behavior Change Communication, or BCC, is an approach to behavior change focused on communication. The assumptions is that through communication of some kind, individuals and communities can somehow be persuaded to behave in ways that will make their lives safer and healthier. BCC was first employed in HIV and TB prevention projects. More recently, its ambit has grown to encompass any communication activity whose goal is to help individuals and communities select and practice behavior that will positively impact their health, such as immunization, cervical cancer check up, employing single-use syringes, etc.
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One criticism is that its practitioners have on several occasions developed new terms to describe their approach (e.g. Strategic Behavioral Communication (SBC); Information, Education, Communication (IEC); and Communication for Social Change (CSC).) This suggests that BCC is an evolving area, rather than a mature field. Other criticisms are that behavior change encompasses conflicting approaches, insufficient impact measurement, variety of theories, and overly mechanistic approaches. Theories emerging from the West reflect change ideologies rooted in rational choice, individual transformations, and the role of reason and knowledge. Practices emerging in developing countries illustrate the role of the community, social acceptance, emotion, and emulation in personal change.
For example, villagers in a Kenyan community offered this theory of behavior: experiences trigger emotions, positive or negative, which in turn shape attitudes that lead to behavioral choices. One person's behavior can become another person's experience. It suggests that if a person's experience is the key to his or her behavior, then one way to stimulate new behavior might be to expand this pool of experience. NGOs in Kenya, such as PATH, have designed ways to bring about experience-sharing through deep dialogue in groups and theater processes. In India, participatory community-driven theater among sex workers led to passionate and heartfelt dialogue. In many cases, the critical reflection triggered by these discourses has led participants to self-driven behavior changes.
One school of thought argues that BCC that focuses on "target" audiences and fixed, externally determined behavioral outcomes can violate the very principles that underlie work in the community: dignity, participation, and choice. Focusing on community involvement can lead to deep and durable changes. If BCC practitioners can support communities in understanding their risks, and helping them design behavior change solutions that will work for them, they may be able to demonstrate transformational power of BCC.
External links[edit]
- Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Communication Programs (JHU∙CCP) specializes in health-related BCC programs, primarily in developing countries. It includes programs in reproductive health and family planning, tuberculosis, malaria, clean water and sanitation, and HIV/AIDS.
- Private Sector Partnerships USAID project focused on increasing the private sector's role in providing high-quality health products and services in developing countries.
- Sara Del Valle: Effects of Behavioral Changes in a Smallpox Attack Model An article demonstrating the impact of behavioral changes on disease spread.
- Research on the psychology of online behavior change campaigns: Online Interventions for Social Marketing Health Behavior Change Campaigns
- Barrier Analysis resources: Barrier Analysis website, Barrier Analysis narrated presentation, Barrier Analysis Facilitator Manual
- Designing for Behavior Change Curriculum was developed by the CORE Group Social and Behavior Change Working Group
- Delivering on Your Good Intentions: The Foundations of Habit-Based Behavioral Change - a 2013 paper looking at how habits affect behavior change efforts. Paper was developed for 2Morrow, Inc and focuses on Health & Wellness.


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* ContinuityLockOut: This was put together to be the finale, and resolve as much of the last two seasons as the writers could. So naturally this wasn't going to make sense to those who hadn't watched the last two seasons, which is why DVD of this film came with a recap of those seasons, to at least ''try'' to get people up to speed.
* WhatAnIdiot: Dammit, Mitchell.
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** They all knew that the Replicator could make more of themselves, they were just hoping they could kill it before it did.
** It was a reasonable assumption, since he had only seen/heard the one Replicator and only a couple minutes had gone by.
** Nobody thought to bring a P90 or a sidearm when dealing with the original Replicator? Sure, you might not want to pop a hole in the ship but it's a hell of a lot better than the alternative.
*** IOA agent James Marrick and by extension, the IOA as a whole. The sheer stupidity that went into the idea that they not only knew how to deal with the situation ''better'' than the people who'd been doing this sort of thing for years, ''and'' thinking that they could use the ''Replicators'' without suffering any ill consequences goes far beyond TooDumbToLive.


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Mogwai announce 20th Anniversary UK shows
It's two decades since Stuart Braithwaite's project came to life - they're celebrating the anniversary with some huge gigs.
January 26, 2015 10:00am
It's two decades since Stuart Braithwaite's project came to life - they're celebrating the anniversary with some huge gigs.
January 26, 2015 10:00am
There's some weird goo flying around in this new clip. Approach with caution.
November 25, 2014 4:40pm
A review of the feuds that should've really had more traction.
November 17, 2014 5:40pm
Stream a new track, 'Teenage Exorcists', ahead of the EP's December release.
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The kind of no-holds-barred heavy rock sound that Mogwai made their own, but taken a step further.
September 10, 2014 6:14pm
The twelve Albums of the Year are set to be announced tomorrow, 10th September.
September 9, 2014 6:36pm
Multi-venue Bristol event takes place this October.
September 4, 2014 2:20pm
Free shows take place this October, with Caribou and Mogwai also on the bill.
September 4, 2014 11:43am
Song was produced by former Hole/Smashing Pumpkins bassist Melissa Auf der Maur.
August 28, 2014 10:18am
London Grammar, FKA twigs and Arctic Monkeys are all up for awards at this year's ceremony.
August 12, 2014 7:39pm
DIY rounds up the records most deserving and most likely to get a Mercury nod this September.
August 7, 2014 12:37pm
Scottish band's new album is scheduled to come out later this year.
July 25, 2014 3:54pm
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July 23, 2014 3:30pm
From Damon Albarn and beyond, we've got all the updates from Henham Park.
July 19, 2014 11:10am
Scottish group headline the BBC Radio 6Music Stage, bringing strobes and hexagons in devilish supply.
July 18, 2014 11:32pm
Braithwaite's band headline the BBC Radio 6 Music stage at Latitude this evening.
July 18, 2014 7:45pm
DIY rounds up the best acts playing the Friday of Latitude 2014 with a nifty playlist.
July 18, 2014 9:20am
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DIY's picked out the freshest faces to catch at Henham Park this weekend.
July 16, 2014 2:04pm
Stuart Braithwaite takes stock of an insane few months for Mogwai, even by their standards.
July 15, 2014 4:44pm
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A record which triumphs whether you're a Scot or not.
July 10, 2014 11:05am
DIY's free print mag is available to read online or via our usual stockists across the UK.
July 4, 2014 12:00pm
Scandinavian giants front DIY's Latitude Fest special, out 4th July.
July 3, 2014 3:43pm
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A multidisciplinary graduate level course exposing students to the clinical aspects of neuroscience (same as ANAT-825, PHAR-825 and PHGY-825). Didactic lectures cover detailed organization of the nervous system with clinical implications. Laboratories review basic neuroanatomy and pathology. Clinical demonstrations expose students to several neurological disorders. Lectures, laboratories, and clinical cases.
NSCI 825 will be running in Winter 2013. This will be a full credit course that will include Independent Learning, Lab Sessions and Lectures. Because the course is run concurrent with 2nd year medical curriculum, the detailed course schedule will not be available until early in 2013. Dr. Michael Kawaja will be providing an overview on January 8th, 2013 at 10:00 am in Bracken Library Room 124.


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Vegan Zucchini Fritters with Creamy Cashew Marinara
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Hi, has anyone ever heard of this sewing machine? I told a friend that I would look at it for her and see if I could figure it out. The threading looks pretty straightforward, but I'm not so sure about the bobbin winder. Any help is appreciated. I have searched the web looking for manuals or something, but so far nothing except other people looking for directions :)
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I collect antique sewing machines, but couldn't find a listing for a "Good Housekeeper." Can you post pictures? Annie |
Yes, I'll have my DH help me hoist it up on the table (it weighs a TON!) this week and take some pics. Sue |
Pictures will be a definate help, perhaps someone else has a machine, not of this make, but similar and can help you with threading and such. Looking forward to seeing your machine. Budster |
Do you see how to wind the bobbin? I think it goes from the lower spool holder through the little silver tension disk (or else its a screw only) on the lower right and then up to the bobbin which is placed on the holder....you loosen the middle disk of the larger fly wheel and push down the lever where it says PUSH. I assume this because of the spool holder and it's position on the lower part of the machine. I think the UP DOWN is for the feed dogs....watch and see if the little teeth under the throat plate go down or not. The small knob could be your reverse button when you want to back up the sewing. I am sorry I don't know how much sewing experience you have but it seems from the overall look of the machine it should have a fairly similar model made by someone else.....As for the needle not moving.....make sure things are tight (but not so tight you can't budge the disk in the center of the handwheel....you loosen the inner disk to wind the boobins). Maybe someone wound a bobbin and didn't tighten the disk back up. Loosen and tighten all the knobs and see what happens. |
Budster, thanks! Actually I have quite a few years of sewing experience, but not so much with a variety of machines. I didn't think of the up down button being for the feed dogs (I guess 40+ years didn't teach me anything LOL). I'll try all your suggestions tomorrow. Sue |
The up and down might also release the throat plate. There could be other throat plates for mending etc. |
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Some trash and some treasure. The teacup on the right a treasure, on the left not so much. The gravy boat a treasure, particularly for someone who has that pattern and needs a gravy boat. The green pitcher,looks like souvenier ware and the pink bud vase while depression era is your basic $4 to $5 vase...or less at a garage sale. The footed dish similar. The 2 plates are hand painted from the era when "ladies" took up china painting. I think they are treasures but you sure won't sell them for much, but they look nice hung or as a plate to serve a few cookies on. At one time I collected a bunch and used then to serve desserts. As trash goes, it's pretty high class trash....as treasure it's pretty poor treasure. Nothing would bring more than $10....well maybe the forget me not plate might bring $20 in a shop. But all have decorative value and I could find a spot for all in my house. Linda C |
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Hi all, So as I've read lots of threads I've realized that people prefer clear beer over beer that is cloudy. Why is this? Does the clarity of the beer affect the taste? Is this just an aesthetic issue? I've never really thought about clarity in my beers because I either drink from the bottle or from stoneware (my wife is a potter). Now I know some styles, like Hefeweizen, are suppose to be cloudy, but why are most beers suppose to be clear? Thanks!
It's aesthetics. Just as I like my food to be visually appealing, I like my beers to be visually appealing. I love great food and I feel like food is more enjoyable when it's prepared and served appropriately. Eating a clump of spaghetti out of pot is ok, but sitting at the table with a glass of red wine and serving pasta from a nice serving platter just makes it "better" and more enjoyable, even if the food tastes the same. Last night, I was drinking a crystal clear IPA. I poured it and sat next to the fire and looked at the bubbles coming out through the beer, and smelled the aroma. I looked at the lacing as I finished the glass. It's the whole experience- I mean, I can drink a cloudy beer (but not murky, I won't). But I enjoy the whole experience of drinking a well made and great tasting beer. Then, I pour another!
Not only does appearance affect the overall appeal like yooper said, but also affects the perceived flavor. Much of what we taste, or think we taste, is in our head, which is why the processed foods all contain dyes. For example, we expect a cherry to be red, so any time a candy company makes a cherry flavored candy, they add red coloring to it. Otherwise, most of us wouldn't even know it was cherry just by tasting it. The same applies to beer, though a lot of what we think a beer should look like has been dictated by the large beer companies. The degree of filtration has become a popular marketing ploy, much like the number of transistors in radios back in the day. So it isn't really that crystal clear beers are better than slightly hazy beers, it's just that we think they are. Now, stepping down from the soapbox, if I'm brewing a lighter colored beer, I usually try to keep it relatively clear, but I don't obsess over it. If you make a cloudy beer, the upside is that since most people seem to think it won't be as good, you'll have more of it for yourself.
I think you should check the BJCP guide for styles. There are some styles that should be brilliantly clear (such as a pilsner) where there are some where cloudiness is okay and even expected (weizen). The BJCP style guide gives clear descriptions on what beers should be clear and which are okay to have some cloudiness. For me, I prefer to have a clear beer for the same reasons that Yooper explained perfectly (now I want a beer at 10:30am, Yoop, thanks) above.
What Yooper said is spot on! I also enjoy the challenge of making the best beer possible, which to me includes appearance. I don't get nearly as much satisfaction from drinking or giving out a hazy, god forbid murky, brew as I do a crystal clear one. All a matter of personal preference though.
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Another thing I thought about. I wouldn't drink a beer out of the bottle or a ceramic mug (as the OP said he does). Unless the beer was BMC and I was on the boat, I would use a glass. I do take glasses on the boat with my growler, though! The aroma of a good IPA isn't available when you drink from the bottle. The ceramic mug is cool, and I bet it's pretty, but the glass is where I can see the lacing and the bubbles and the head. I wouldn't turn down a beer that was served in a cool mug or stoneware, of course. It's just that part of the experience to me is the enjoyment of the visuals. When I sit down with a glass of Scotch, I don't drink it out of a plastic mug either. Even the beers that are allowed to be cloudy (say, a weizen) is cloudy perhaps, but not murky. The haze is due to the wheat proteins or the suspended yeast, and the haze should be slight. You shouldn't ever have a murky looking beer.
While Crystal clear beer is nice, I think that some here take it too seriously. I think quick chilling is the only really important key. I was concerned when I mashed 2 lbs of oats in a pale ale once, fermenting beer was GREY!!!!! turned out crystal clear. No finings or filtering.


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An overactive thyroid can lead to significant weight loss, as well as heart problems. Learn the symptoms and how to get your pet the proper treatment.
With all the news lately about overweight pets, having a cat or dog that's on the slim side may not seem like a cause for alarm. However, if your older cat is losing weight despite having a healthy appetite, make an appointment with the vet, especially if the cat is over 10. The cause may be hyperthyroidism, or an overactive thyroid. In fact, this condition is one of the most common health issues in elderly cats.
While hyperthyroidism (not to be confused with hypothyroidism, an underactive thyroid) is one of the most common causes of weight loss in cats, it is almost never found in dogs, according to Dr. Sandy Willis, DVM, based in Seattle. "We really don't know why cats get it and why dogs don't," Willis says. "And we don't know what causes it. We're seeing it more often these days in cats--probably because owners are taking better care of their pets and bringing them to their veterinarian for wellness exams and at the first sign of problems."
For cat owners, being aware of the symptoms of thyroid problems is key to keeping your aging pet healthy.
"Cats can be second-class citizens among pet owners because of their independent nature," says Willis. "Pets, particularly cats, hide disease. They can be really subtle."
Here is more about hyperthyroidism and how to spot it in your cat.
What Exactly Is Hyperthyroidism?
Hyperthyroidism is a high metabolic state caused by an increased concentration of thyroid hormones. It is usually caused by an increase in thyroid cells that can result in an enlarged thyroid. It may also be triggered by an adenoma (a small noncancerous mass) on the thyroid.
In addition to significant weight loss, if left untreated, an overactive thyroid can lead to other serious health problems, including high blood pressure and blindness. Many cats with untreated hyperthyroidism die of heart disease, Willis says.
The good news is, once identified, hyperthyroidism is treatable and possibly even curable, with an excellent prognosis for an improved quality of life for your pet.
Symptoms To Watch For
The symptoms of hyperthyroidism can be subtle and can mimic other conditions like diabetes and cancer, as well as many common signs of aging, Willis says. Talk to your vet if your cat exhibits any of the following:
- Subtle or significant weight loss
- Increase in appetite
- Increase in thirst
- Hyperactivity
- More frequent caterwauling or howling
- Pacing and anxiety
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Frequent urination
On the other hand, early in the disease, hyperthyroidism can also be asymptomatic, Willis says. It's important to bring your pets in for regular checkups, so a vet can assess their health.


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Democratic National Committee chairman Howard Dean took to the CNN airwaves today to declare Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., "wrong on the courts, he's wrong on Iraq, he's wrong on the economy, he's wrong on healthcare — supporting President Bush's veto of the children's healthcare bill. He's even sadly wrong on torture, he went out and stood up against using torture which the United States should not be using if we want to be a great nation and then he supported President Bush's veto of the bill that would have stopped it."
Continued Dean: "This is a guy who is back in the 1940′s and we need a president for 2010."
He's back in the 1940s?
Is that yet another subtle dig at the septuagenarian Republican who would be the oldest president ever first elected to the White House? Despite Dean's semi-pledge to not attack McCain directly on that front?
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On Late Style is a book that came out of a very popular graduate seminar called "Last Works/Late Style" that Said taught only once at Columbia in the fall of 1995. It was a subject that had increasing resonance for him, particularly after his diagnosis of leukemia in September 1991. Michael Wood, who was a colleague of Said's at Columbia for 18 years, has written the introduction.
Musicians, composers, writers, playwrights, and even one director are included. Richard Strauss, Ludwig van Beethoven, Arnold Schoenberg, Theodor Adorno, Thomas Mann, Jean Genet, Giuseppe Tomesi di Lampedusa, C.P. Cavafy, Samuel Beckett, Luchino Visconti, and Glenn Gould, as well as Euripides, Benjamin Britten, Mozart, and Shakespeare, who come up in shorter passages, are all discussed.
This book of seven chapters focuses on how the late works of an artist often show no harmony, no evidence of the coming together of a lifetime's work, but are difficult to understand and full of unresolved contradiction. This is in contrast to some instances when the late work completes a lifetime of artistic creation as with Rembrandt, Matisse, Bach, or Wagner. Said points out how Beethoven is a perfect example of this: when he was young, his work was vigorous and, you could say, worked together as a whole, but by the end of his life it had almost the opposite feeling—it had gotten difficult, and no longer felt of a piece. As Said explains, Beethoven's late music was "at the core of what was new in modern music of our time." Since an artist producing late work is often creating well past his moment in time it is easy to see why this work is not appreciated by the society of his contemporaries. Atonal, severe, dissonant, and full of tension, they were often works of genius "ahead of their time."
Said also writes about the opinions of musicians, writers, and filmmakers on each other: Glenn Gould's feelings about Strauss's operas, Beethoven's feelings about Mozart's operas, Proust's influence on Lampedusa's The Leopard, Antonio Gramsci's influence on both Lampedusa and the director Luchino Visconti who made "The Leopard."
This is an important and eagerly awaited work of criticism that should take its place beside Said's Culture and Imperialism.
"These studies . . . buzz with excitement and intelligence and demonstrate what his admirers already knew, the extraordinary range of Said's intellectual interests."
—Frank Kermode, London Review of Books
"Brilliant. . . . This gracefully unquiet, probing and wise book [is] Said's own elegiac masterpiece of late style."
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"Edward W. Said was himself an example of 'the virtuoso as intellectual,' as he has referred to Glenn Gould. Strauss, Beethoven, Schoenberg, Mann, Genet, Adorno, Lampedusa, Visconti, and Gramsci are all in this brilliant book—a profound statement of Said's humanity, which I can only find encouraging as I face the inevitable predicament of the late stage of my own life."
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I made this chowder for Christmas day lunch and it was a great hit. I left out the sour cream since I thought the soup was rich enough without it. Also, I used a thick-cut, high-quality bacon instead of the normal bacon which made a nice presentation and taste once ladled into bowls. I might even try using proscuitto instead of bacon next time!
For years, Julia Child's "master recipe" for chowders (corn, clam, etc.) has been my standby and always served to rave reviews. Decided to try this one for a change for Xmas dinner and it was smashing. Everyone loved it. Made it pretty much exactly according to the recipe but in a double batch, the day before Xmas. It was superb every day this week. Made the cheese twists too (see the magazine) and they were even more of a hit. Highly recommended. Happy New Year.
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Sexuality and Gender Diversity. Working with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people
The NSW Police Force supports Wear it Purple 2014. This Friday – August 29 – police officers across the state will be wearing purple wristbands and talking to community members and young people in schools and at major public transport sites about the importance of supporting diversity. Young people have the right to be who they are without fear of judgement, discrimination and violence.
The NSW Police Force works in partnership with community organisations and government agencies on programs and events to support safety within the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) communities.
All police can respond to crime and it is important to report a matter as soon as possible. However, should you wish to speak to an officer with specific expertise or training, the following specialist roles may be of assistance:
- The GLLO Program – officers based in many Local Area Commands across the state who are trained in lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex issues and can offer follow-up support for victims of crime. Please note, not all police stations have a GLLO. Please report crime as soon as possible to any police officer. You can ask for a GLLO to contact you after you have reported a crime.
- School Liaison Police and Youth Liaison Officers across NSW can assist with a range of youth issues including bullying and harrasment, education on these issues and support for victims.
- Domestic Violence Liaison Officers receive training on LGBTI experiences of domestic and family violence and can offer follow-up support if you are a victim of such crime.
Note: If you would like to know who your closest GLLO is, contact your local police station and ask if they have a GLLO. GLLO stands for Gay and Lesbian Liaison Officer but these officers also liaise with bisexual, transgender, intersex people and anyone identifying as sex, sexuality or gender diverse or questioning their identity.
Some specific initiatives are outlined below, however for further information contact the Senior Programs Officer, Sexuality and Gender Diversity on 02 9768 0739 or 02 9285 3678.
Bring violence out of the closet
This information resource was produced to assist members of sexuality and gender diverse communities report domestic and family violence to the police. This compact z card provides community members with an outline of what to expect should they report domestic or family violence to the police. It clarifies key roles within the police and offers a number of external referrals for additional support.
Copies of this card are available through Domestic Violence Liaison Officers at many Local Area Commands.
The police have participated in Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras since 1996. Each year the police enter a marching contingent into the famous Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade, accompanied by the NSW Police Band. Many participants are GLLOs or officers who undertake GLLO duties, supporting inclusive workplace practice and diversity within the community.
The NSW Police Force has participated in Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras since 1996.
Sexuality and Gender Diversity Policy
The NSW Police Force Policy on Sexuality and Gender Diversity 2011-2014 makes a commitment to working productively with gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and intersex communities to prevent and reduce crime and the fear of crime.
Work has commenced to review and renew this policy commitment for the 2015-2018 period.
The NSW Police Force is committed to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex communities by:
- Encouraging and supporting these communities in reporting incidents of violence, crime and anti-social behaviour towards or involving members of the community;
- Ensuring the provision of high quality, professional policing services;
- Building and maintaining effective partnerships;
- Ensuring a supportive workplace for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex employees and those performing gay and lesbian liaison duties.
The Transgender Anti-Violence Project
This is an initiative to encourage members of the transgender community to report violence to the police. Victims of crime can also report to The Gender Centre through the TAVP and request advocacy to assist them to report to the police.


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