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Dec. 29, 2008
Houston County
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Casey, Ella Louise Dansby
Ms. Ella Louise Dansby Casey passed away early Monday morning, Dec. 29, 2008, at Flowers Hospital. She was 95.
Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 1, 2009, at Fuqua-Bankston Funeral Home with Pastor Sarah Tomlin, the Revs. Kenneth Earles and Greg Doss officiating. Burial will follow in Elam Baptist Church Cemetery under the direction of Fuqua-Bankston Funeral Home of Ozark. Visitation will be held Wednesday, Dec.31, 2008, from 6-8 p.m. at FuquaŁ Bankston Funeral Home.Flowers will be accepted or memorial contributions to Ozark First Assembly of God.
Ms. Casey was born Dec. 8, 1913, to George Washington Dansby II and Ila Seay Dansby from Cuthbert, Ga. Her childhood was spent in Barbour County before moving to Ozark, where she spent the remainder of her life.
Ms. Casey was a devoted homemaker and loving wife, mother of six children, a grandmother and a sister. She was a great cook, seamstress, and avid gardener with beautiful roses being her specialty. Most of all, Ms. Casey loved Jesus and was a faithful Christian who fought a good fight and was ready to meet her Lord and Savior. Earlier, Ms. Casey had taught Sunday school and loved to sing the wonderful old hymns in church specials with her daughter, Cheryl.
Ms. Casey was preceded in death by her parents, four brothers and three sisters.
Survivors include her children, Irma Dean Smith and husband, Tullie Roscoe of Crestview, Fla., Vivian DeCaro of Ozark; Betty LaPlant and husband, Larry of Roswell, N.M., Morris Casey and wife, Jackie of Montgomery, Gene Casey and wife, Sandra, of Ozark, and Cheryl Casey of Madison; one brother, George Earl Dansby of Hope Hull; two half-sisters, Evelyn Burke of Dothan and Virginia Cannon of Ozark; one half-brother, D.W. Dansby of Ariton; six grandsons, Kenneth Smith of Cheyenne, Wyo., James F. Payne of McCalla, Jeff and Tim Casey of Jackson, Miss.; David Casey of Daleville, and Keith Casey of Fla.; five granddaughters, Laura Galloway of Ozark, Melissa Fox of Dalhart, Texas, Kim Casey of Pelham,Melanie Eckard of Las Cruces, N.M., and Victoria Floyd, currently in Baumholder, Germany. Five great-grandchildren and many special nieces and nephews also survive.
Fuqua-Bankston Funeral Home in Ozark, (334) 774-4551, is in charge of arrangements.
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I mentioned this in another thread but I figured I might mention it here in the C-Store forum in case developers read this.
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I just turned 18, and this story is from a few months ago. I was sitting in the park with a male friend of mine, on a warm spring day. I was wearing a tight mini skirt and a t shirt. I got up and walked across the lawn to the park bathrooms. There were two men sitting on a concrete ledge outside the bathrooms – the man closest to me had grey hair and leathery, sun damaged skin, and his friend was young, maybe in his early twenties, good looking. As I walked past the older guy, he called after me, "Hey there, what's your name? Spare a cigarette? Hey, who do you think is cuter, me or my friend?" I ignored them and went into the bathroom.
When I came back out, I walked past them quickly, hoping they had taken my silence for an answer and moved on. Instead, the same guy called out to me again, "Hey, come sit with us for a minute!" I kept walking away. "You've got nice legs! Thanks for wearing that skirt today and giving me something to look at!" I could hear them both laughing, and I walked even faster.
When I got back to the spot where my friend was waiting for me, I sat down and immediately told him what happened, and described how I wished I had flipped the guys off or yelled back at them, and complained about how this sort of thing happens to me almost every day. He laughed and said, "You do have nice legs though, I like to look at them too…"
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Pull up the laminate flooring on the floor of the travel trailer using the crowbar and hammer. You can put the crowbar underneath the edge of the tile and pull it up.
How to Repair Rotten Wood in a Travel Trailer
Travel trailers can haul your ATVs as well as give you a place to camp. But like anything, it needs maintenance to work well. One problem spot is the wood floor on the vehicle, which can rot. Replacing it is quite a project and will take time and effort. In this case, the trailer has a back door for loading ATVs and is outfitted with a laminate floor, but the process is similar for other travel trailers as well.
Things You'll Need
- Crowbar
- Hammer
- Insulation
- Gloves
- 1/2-inch plywood sheets
- Circular saw
- Saw horses
- Tape measure
- Pencil
- Nails
- Laminate flooring
- Utility knife
Remove the rotted flooring in the trailer using the crowbar and hammer. You'll have to pry up each individual nail by pushing the crowbar into the nail end and pulling it back. Remove the entire floor of the trailer until you're left with the metal subfloor.
Remove the insulation in the floor using your hands. Depending on the type of insulation, you may want to wear gloves so your hands don't get damaged.
Lay the new insulation in between the floor studs, filling in all gaps that you can.
Install the plywood by laying down each sheet on the studs and hammering them into place with the hammer and nails. Make sure none of the seams in the plywood line up and that they're staggered like a brick pattern.
Measure for any boards that aren't standard size and cut the plywood to size using the circular saw and sawhorses. Mark the panel using the pencil, then place the plywood on the sawhorse to cut it.
Nail the remaining boards to the floor using the hammer and nails.
Apply the laminate flooring by peeling the backing off each tile and sticking it to the plywood. Make sure each tile is lined up edge-to-edge with the one next to it.
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Forty years ago today, Neil Alden Armstrong became the most famous man on the planet by taking a short walk off of it. Since then, he's tried to live with that fact, and also live it down.
Only rarely does he show up on television, and then only fleetingly. He hasn't leveraged his fame for higher office or some grand cause, nor has he sold it willy-nilly.
For the 40th anniversary, Armstrong has once again carefully rationed himself. He told planners at the Smithsonian Institution and NASA that he would speak at their events, but not as the keynoter, not at length and only in conjunction with other Apollo alumni. A book-signing session at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum in Washington featuring his Apollo 11 crew members, Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin and Michael Collins, was out of the question because Armstrong stopped signing autographs years ago when brokers began peddling bogus signatures on the Internet.
In one of their few joint public appearances, the three astronauts spoke last night to a packed crowd at the National Air and Space Museum. Armstrong only discussed Apollo 11 for about 11 seconds. He gave a professorial lecture titled "Goddard, governance and geophysics," looking at the inventions and discoveries that led to his historic "small step for a man" on July 20, 1969.
President Barack Obama is scheduled to meet with the Apollo 11 crew today as part of NASA's official commemoration of the moon landing.
In his limited public utterances, Armstrong has always turned the subject away from himself. He will defer, deflect or refuse to answer. Carol Armstrong says her husband averages about 10 interview requests per month. He turns them all down, usually without reply (he did not respond to a request for this article). "I think he thinks it's all been said before," Carol says, from their home near Cincinnati.
Those who know Armstrong say his behavior has been consistent over the arc of his 78 years. Even before the world insisted on lionizing him, he was his own man, faithful to his standards: Reject personal glory. Avoid focusing on the self. Keep what's private private. Some of Armstrong's closest working associates never knew that he and his first wife, Janet, had a 2-year-old daughter who died of a brain tumor a few years before Armstrong went into space.
"Neil has a very strict sense of what's appropriate to be involved in, and has since he was a boy," says James Hansen, a former NASA historian who spent nearly three years corresponding with Armstrong before winning his cooperation on a 2005 biography, "First Man: The Life of Neil A. Armstrong."
Armstrong has such a hard time speaking about himself in the first person, Hansen says, that "he felt he couldn't write an autobiography or a memoir."
Adds Hansen, an Auburn University historian: "Neil was very much the same person after Apollo 11 as he was before it. The pragmatism, the modesty, the shyness were there from an early age. I don't see any radical changes in (him) throughout his life."


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Unlacquered brass and well water....
Is this a bad combination? I'm about to pull the trigger on an Herbeau flamande kitchen faucet in unlacquered brass and copper--is this a mistake with well water? And, along those lines, what about polished nickel finishes in our bathrooms--a mistake with well water?
For the faucet--is the Flamande an appropriate size and scale for our large Kohler Whitehaven? I really don't know how to figure all this out. Thanks.
It depends on the well water. Most well water will need a whole house treatment system if you want to avoid white mineral buildup on everything, including the internal parts of your faucet. Some well water will turn your brass and copper green.
Have your water tested and engage the services of a respected water treatment company to devise you a plan.
We have well water too and I decided to not go with a living finish on my waterstone because I knew our hard water would cause a lot of calcium spots and mineral deposits because of the high mineral content. Some people love the patina that is caused by aging and minerals but I wanted mine to retain it's original beauty so I went with a finish that had a clear coat. Beautiful faucet BTW.
I think they are both lovely! You have great taste and honestly if you don't like the natural patina that starts to develop you can always polish it from time to time Good luck, I know you will love it! Please post pics when you get it installed.
Well water is not "universal" in qualities. It can be hard as a rock or soft as can be, full of junk or almost pure as R/O water.
Has your plumber or well installer sent samples off to a lab for general testing aside from the bacteria test required for occupancy?
Lots of helpful info over at the plumbing forum..... We wound up using a softening system since ours was very hard. With appropriate treatment, I'd think you could use any type of fixures that you wanted.


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Blogiversary III: Goal Tending
Every year when our blogiversary rolls around, we like to take a moment to outline our goals. So it's time to officially state three things that we're going to work really hard to accomplish over the next 365 days. After all, there's nothing like a public proclamation to light a fire under the ol' buns. So enough chit-chat. Here are the three biggest things on our list (speaking of big, check out my ridiculous calves).
Goal Numero Uno: Move On- As we recently shared, we're saying peace out to our lovely and amazing casa. It's definitely bittersweet, but we can't wait to get our mitts on something new-to-us and shine it up like a lucky penny – both so our lovely readers can follow along and so we can create something amazing for our family. Dated wallpaper and wood paneling beware! This goal is all about tackling more projects, sharing more tutorials, and taking on inexpensive mini makeovers and bigger major makeovers as well. We definitely plan to blog in real time – so there won't just be afters, there will be befores and durings and pitfalls and do-overs and everything else that real life DIYers encounter along the way. Many readers request that we share our process and want just as much info about the how and the why as they do when it comes to seeing the polished finished product. So we plan to share everything from our battles with selecting a whole house paint palette to the trials and tribulations of organizing our pantry- should we be lucky enough to end up with a real one of those. Oh the possibilities…
Goal Numero Dos: Loosen Up- Sometimes we find ourselves feeling a bit machine-like with our regimented post schedule. And we really want to get back to the days when we didn't have two weeks of posts saved up (we fantasize about writing something and sharing it the next day instead of sticking it in line to be published a few weeks later). Of course this means that we might not always have two posts a day or a big reveal every Tuesday, since some projects take longer than expected, and the post just won't be ready in time (which is why we started stockpiling things in the first place). But while it might mean that every once in a while we'll post less than twice, it also means that something could pop up on a weekend or you might just find a 6:30am feeding post. Heck, you might even get a big reveal on a Friday instead of a Tuesday. Crazy, we know.
We also yearn for the simpler days when we occasionally wrote quick updates or shared something small as opposed to serving up 2000+ word counts on the daily. Sometimes short and sweet beats heavy and wordy, so we'd love to get back to a nice balance of both. The beauty of this looser real-time blogging goal is that it's natural, fun, and how this whole blog began. Plus you can follow along with everything that we're taking on in a more true to life way. We're excited to get back to the spontaneity of posting about something when it's on our mind or right after we've snapped the last after photo instead of waiting until our next open slot (which might not be for 14 agonizing can't-wait-to-share-this days later). Especially as we gear up to sell our house and move into a new place there will be lots of little updates and what-we're-doing-now posts (about everything from trying to sell out house, touring other potential homes, packing, etc). Some weeks we'll be crazy busy, others might be a bit less hectic, but our goal has always been to portray our real life and share our real-time triumphs (and not-so-triumphs) so that's exactly what we aim to do with this newfound free-as-a-bird blogging goal.
Goal Numero Tres: Get Real- Sure, HGTV's 30 minute before and after shows are totally gratifying, but one reason that we love blogging is because you get to see all those little moments in between. Most home bloggers, both big and small, update everyone in diary form as they take on projects over the course of a few weeks or even months. And although we got into the habit of weekly updates on certain room makeovers, it was beginning to feel a little odd. See, back in the first year of this blog we shared updates as they occurred. One day our cabinets arrived, so we told you. Another day Lowe's sold our washer and dryer to someone else by accident, so we told you. We didn't wait for our whole kitchen to come together and write a post about it, or even craft finely tuned weekly synopses. Instead we literally wrote four months of posts about every cog that fell into place and every lesson that we learned along the way. But lately we feel like we wait until projects wrap up and tie themselves into a nice little bow (with a clear beginning, middle, and end) and it just feels less Real Deal Holyfield to us.
So from now on, we'd like to re-embrace the whole home makeover diary concept. If something we try to tackle sucks, we'll laugh about how it sucks (like this). If we find ourselves at Lowe's before the sun's up in the name of baseboard, you'll know (like this). If something is looking a bit less lovely than it used to, we'll share that too (like this). If we're geeking out over some new purchase, we'll gush (like this and this). We realize that we have fun sharing those ordinary, in-progress moments in our life too. To some readers, it might feel like "filler" to share the new faucet that we found on eBay or to talk about our great paint debate, but those are actually things that we've shared on this blog from the very beginning, and we can't wait to get back to them.
In the end, we know these good-ol'-days-inspired, off-the-cuff tweaks might make some people like our blog less while others may enjoy it more. But after three years of blogging we've learned that it's impossible to please 100% of the people 100% of the time (unless you toss money into the air at a parade, but even then someone can lose an eye). So we just have to trust ourselves and allow YHL to grow and evolve and change in the next few years just as it has for the last few. This blog has always been about following our instincts, doing what we love, and sharing our lives with anyone who's interested. So we plan to continue to serve up a nice heaping portion of our hammer-and-paint-brush-wielding existence with anyone who'd like to drop in and see what we're up to. Our virtual door is always open.
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The goals sound great, guys! I'm excited to tag along as you search for the new digs, and a looser schedule and small updates sound like a good diretion!
Sounds like fun!
Hi Guys,
Loved this post! I agree blogging is hard sometimes when you plan in advance etc. In addtition to my interior design business, blogging itself is a full time job! Balance is super hard! I am excited to see what's coming for you guys!
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I trust you guys and have no fear that this will still be a blog I'll be loving on. Thanks for sharing your goals with us!
I haven't even finished reading your post yet, but being a Calgary girl, loving the homage to our goalie… :) Loving the updates, and the goals…very excited to read more about your happenings… as they happen.
I have been devoted (obsessed is probably more accurate!)to your blog for a couple of years now and truly commend you for what you've built together through this blog. All the best as you continue striving to satisfy your readers' voracious appretite for all things YHL while still keeping it fresh for yourselves! Thank you for sharing your lives with us.
I think these goals are great. A little spontenaiety will add just the right spice! I will be following you guys on your journey whether you post 0 times a day or 5 – to me it's the content that counts.
I am SO excited for what is to come! Your new goals are exactly what I've been hoping to see from your blog, or missing from when I first started following you. This is going to be GRRReat!!! Congrats to you guys for staying true to your hearts (and ours!).
I am excited about your new goal setting and know that no matter how you guys go about your blog, it will be super entertaining and informative at the same time. You always manage to pull this off, and with the plethora of new tasks coming your way I have confidence your blog will do nothing but improve. I, for one, am super pumped about hearing all the "little" things as you start the new journey of making another house your home! Can't wait!
Love that you're gonna mix it up! I'm super excited to see u guys move, too. My husband and I are renovating our house room by room (2 yrs so far….), and then we are going to move & start all over. Looking forward to all of your transitions & getting even more idea inspirations from u guys!
Hi, Sherry and John!
This is the first time I've responded on any blog ever, probably because I'm part of that 3% of your reader population that wasn't really born into it. But you guys are amazing me every day I read your blog and, well, you asked for us to respond! I just want to urge you–please enjoy your move, please make time for yourselves and protect yourselves (I know it must be glorious to be popular, good-looking and read about, but I also know that private family time is a must to build your lives wholesomely), your beautiful baby and your puppy, and please be true to yourselves. Your goals sound very on-target.
Although I live in Europe, my husband and I have bought land in the Pacific Northwest (for when we retire) and are building a mountain home there. All of your intelligent and common sense ideas are percolating inside of me, and hopefully the end result will be a fraction as beautiful as what you have consistently come up with over the months and years.
Take care and bonne continuation!!
I look forward to many more years of reading your blog, being inspired and using your tutorials and how-tos. Following your hearts got you this far, I'm sure it will only continue to take you even farther! Continue to be true to yourselves. You guys are awesome! :)
your goals sound very well balanced and honestly as a reader, the more real the better. i say do what feels natural because you definitely have a following!
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I look forward to seeing a new house with new projects!
So excited to see how the blog will evolve with the sale of your current home and purchase of a new one. I also love your goals about mixing it up and keeping it real!
At this point, I totally trust whatever you guys think will be good for your blog … I'm excited to see the changes (and definitely excited to read less 2000+ word posts! Not that they aren't great, just don't always have the time!)
You look so happy to be playing soccer! We've been trying to figure out the balance between having posts in-queue and being spontaneous. It's a nice feeling to know tomorrows post is done, but totally lame when you want to say something and have to wait a week. We recently decided to pre-write 3 posts for a week, write one creative-writing style story, and throw in how ever many off the cuff posts as we feel like. That way we still have the comfort of knowing things will keep on going even if we're super busy and don't get a chance to write anything. I'm sure you'll figure out a balance, you guys are pros!
I have to say, that I am so glad that you are going back to a more freestyle approach. Not that I don't love your blog now (love you guys!), but I actually really, really enjoyed your first couple of years of blogging. Plus, none of us want you to get burned out!
Love this update. I think that's what people love about your blog in the first place – being honest, genuine and tackling lots of projects, be it big or small! Can't wait to see what's next on tap for you guys!
good luck with your goals. I like number 3 best!
I love the goals. Love that you'll be keepin' it real and showing more process than all finished projects. Keep up the great work!
I finally chose my paint colors (eloquent ivory and gentle tide) and now I'm afraid after I paint my house I'll love the color palette in your new house more than the old one.
Your goals sound great and I'm especially excited about #2. I must admit things were so predictable I would skip my least favorite (Mon. PM=givaways; Thurs=winners, etc). And kudos to keeping it short, though I love long and meaty posts from my favorite bloggers, I know it is A LOT of work, so it's good for your own selves to lighten up (and enjoy it more!). Looking forward to next year. Thanks for all you do, John and Sherry!
I have to say I'm really looking forward to more spontaneous posts! I enjoyed that about the early YHL blogging days, and while I totally understand having to schedule posts weeks ahead of time (especially with a new baby!), I feel like a spontaneous and more casual approach to blogging seems more personable and less "businessy." Looking forward to all of your new house adventures, S & J!
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I need your opinion, please. I bought a bale of sphagnum moss. Added a bag of Organic Miracle Grow soil (which quickly disappeared into the sphagnum moss. Then I sprayed two pouches of water soluble Miraclegrow (that I got cheap). Mixed it very well on a big tarp then moved it to a pile. Then I read that sphagnum moss acts like a sponge but has no nutrient benefit.
I tested three blends of this mix with my garden sand and found that I will have to add one part to 2+ parts garden sand, or it will hold too much water. Please give me any comment about this experiment. What should I expect?
Will sphagnum moss break down and into what?
In my mind I keep repeating something I read in a gardening book this weekend: The best soil is 25% water, 25% air, 45% minerals (sand I guess) and 5% organic matter.
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If anybody wants to debate whether peat moss is renewable, please do that in the Official Peat Moss Renewability Thread.
Peat moss doesn't break down much more than it has already, so it doesn't add a lot in terms of nutrients.
It will loosen soil and allow air to get in. It will also help sandy soil retain moisture and help moisture get into clay soil. But one drawback is that if it dries out, it can repel water. If it's mixed into the soil thoroughly enough, I think this is less of an issue.
The best soil is a mixture of 45 percent mineral (that is the sand, silt, and clay particles), about 5 percent organic matter, about 45 percent air, and about 45 percent moisture and what you want to do is make a soil that will retain about that much moisture and air. The best way to do that is to add organic matter to your mineral soil, whether sand, silt, or clay, and the best OM to add is anything you can get at low cost or free.
Peat moss has no nutrients and is a non renewable resource, and is a very expensive soil amendment that adds nothing of value to your soil. Any other form of organic matter is better and tree leaves, where available, are a very good renewable source of organic matter for the soil. There is a planting bed where several years ago I mixed in a bale (3.8 cubic feet) of peat moss into a 4 foot by 4 foot planting bed and I can still find evidence of that peat moss in that bed. If you spend money on peat moss you will alos need to spend money on some nutrients to add to that soil while if you add compost, or leaf mold, that more then likely will not be necessary.
"Sphagnum moss" usually refers to the plant material that is harvested live and then dried. "Sphagnum peat moss" is harvested long dead. "Peat" is older material on its way to becoming coal.
Sphagnum moss is great for starting seeds and rooting cuttings because it has natural antibiotics and fungicides that protect the seeds/cuttings from disease. I read somewhere that it was once used as surgical dressing. It breaks down quickly, maybe, a month in soil but I am unsure. I am sure that peat moss visibly disappears in my soil in two years.
Thanks for the responses. Your comments and links got me to deeply dive into the use of my Sphagnum mixture. I will mix a small percentage (say 25%) into my soil and add organic matter. I have alot of oak leaves and the pollen strings from the oaks. But Oak is supposed to be acid. But Sphagnum has a PH of 3.4-4.2. So that also is acid. One source said, "The water in Sphagnum wetlands can reach a pH as low as 3 Â about the same as the pH of orange or grapefruit juice."
If I had it to do over I would not have purchased the Sphagum. I will use it but at a low percent and well blended with the sandy soil.


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02/01/1994 - "Protective effects of excitatory amino acid receptor antagonists have been previously demonstrated after temporary global ischemia and permanent focal ischemia in rats. "
06/09/1998 - "In this study, we examined the effects of ATA on expression of mRNAs encoding glutamate receptor subunits in gerbil hippocampus after global ischemia. "
01/01/2013 - "Glutamate receptor (GluR)-mediated neurotoxicity is implicated in a variety of disorders ranging from ischemia to neural degeneration. "
12/01/2011 - "Our data showed that glutamate receptor expression was significantly higher in the hippocampus of the ischemia CON group than in the ischemia EE group. "
02/01/2010 - "Although glutamate receptor-mediated mitochondrial Ca(2+) overload and dysfunction is a major component of ischemia-induced neuronal death, no direct relationship between selective neuronal vulnerability and mitochondrial dysfunction has been demonstrated in intact brain preparations. "
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09/01/2009 - "The results of our coordinated electrophysiological, receptor-pharmacological and histoblot studies demonstrated that repeated, daily, short convulsions resulted in a significant decrease of the general excitability of the somatosensory cortex together with changes in ionotropic glutamate receptor subunits. "
04/10/2003 - "As glutamate receptors are thought to participate in seizure induction and the subsequent neuronal degeneration that ensues, previous studies have proposed that variation in the precise subunit composition of glutamate receptors may result in differential susceptibility to excitotoxic cell death. "
11/26/2001 - "The goal of this study was to determine the age of onset of cognitive dysfunction and alterations in seizure susceptibility in rats subjected to recurrent neonatal seizures and the relation of this cognitive impairment to mossy fiber sprouting and expression of glutamate receptors. "
12/11/1999 - "This study shows that PBN specifically protects against anticholinesterase-induced seizures by reversible protection of AChE activity and not by the blockade of muscarinic or glutamate receptors, reactivation of AChE or scavenging of ROS. "
07/01/2013 - "The observed differential transcriptional responses may contribute to early-life seizure-induced pre-conditioning and neuroprotection by reducing glutamate receptor-mediated Ca(2+) permeability of the hippocampus and redirecting inflammatory and apoptotic pathways. "
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06/01/2014 - "Consequently, efficacy of selective ionotropic glutamate receptor antagonism in chronic pain conditions may warrant further investigation. "
06/01/2014 - "Results from clinical trials of a selective ionotropic glutamate receptor 5 (iGluR5) antagonist, LY5454694 tosylate, in 2 chronic pain conditions."
05/01/2014 - "The objective of this study was to establish in healthy volunteers the maximally tolerated multiple dose (MTMD) of the ionotropic glutamate receptor 5 antagonist LY545694 (part A), and to investigate whether that dose had analgesic or antihyperalgesic effects in the brief thermal stimulation (BTS) pain model (Part B). "
04/01/2012 - "The present study evaluated the contribution of glutamate receptors in CeA to generation of the affective response to acute pain in rats. "
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01/01/2009 - "Various studies have been done to check the status of glutamate receptor gene in the pathogenesis of schizophrenia. "
10/01/2008 - "The authors have reviewed related literature and summarized the association between schizophrenia and glutamate receptor gene SNPs such as rs11146020 in GRIN1, 366C/G in GRIN2B, and rs1468412 in GRM3, etc. Due to controversial results in various studies, it is hypothesized that schizophrenia are complicated polygenic inherited diseases. "
01/01/2008 - "We aimed to review the existing literature (1978 till 2007) on post-mortem and in vivo studies of the various components of glutamatergic neurotransmission as well as studies of the glutamate receptor genes within the thalamus in schizophrenia. "
07/01/2007 - "Recent linkage and association studies have identified the glutamate receptor, ionotropic, delta 1 gene GRID1 on 10q22 as a strong candidate for schizophrenia. "
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1 cup milk
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½ cup sugar
1 teaspoon salt
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