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Blogging Mentor Monday: Alex J. Cavanaugh—Need I Say More?
No, none at all. : ) Thanks for Mentoring us, Alex. You da' man!
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Thank you again, Emily!ReplyDelete
Yay for Capn Ninja! He's so darned NICE!!!ReplyDelete
Hello Emily too! Take care
Hi Alex,ReplyDelete
You certainly pay it forward and had a great launch. As a side note, I went on vacation last week and spent 10+ hours in the car each way. We ate a huge box of Hot Tamales on the way back. Those things are addictive!
Good interview and equally good answers. Thanks to all concerned.ReplyDelete
Awesome interview Alex and Emily. I so agree with Alex that part of building a successful blog entails visiting others, commenting, and developing friendships. I still struggle with finding the balance.ReplyDelete
Thanks for all your advice Alex. It's always so right on.
You want a blogging advice?ReplyDelete
Then ask the Ninja Captain himself.
Emily, I'm sure you are as satisfied by the answers as your readers.
Thank you for the questions Emily and thank you Alex for the answers.
Alex, you truly are a Ninja with your blogging superpowers. I especially love the way you bring so many people together.ReplyDelete
Emily, you have a great blog. I love your style and layout here. Terrific interview, Alex is definitely a mentor. :)
Great advice. But one you got to the moon they'd probably just be tamales by then. Not sure you can keep them hot for the whole trip.ReplyDelete
I must find out what these hot tamales are! Great question about the moon, screw the desert island lol! :)ReplyDelete
You are amazing in your blogging. I see your name everywhere, yet it is not annoying. Everyone loves you and your work and it shows.ReplyDelete
Hot tamales! Ha ha. :) Great interview Emily & Alex!ReplyDelete
Well frankly, I think Alex has a time-turner. He gets more places and gets more done than anyone I know. Defitiely the master at this.ReplyDelete
Hot tamales were a great drive-in treat.ReplyDelete
Great interview, Emily and Alex. You have a real gift for building community online, Alex. Thanks for the reminder about the Insecure WRiter's Group. :)ReplyDelete
Thank you, Kitty!ReplyDelete
Brinda they are addictive!
Natalie, it can be a balance struggle.
Thanks, Edi!
Melissa, I just try to give back as much as possible.
Rusty - microwaves!
Richard, good to know I'm not annoying.
Hart, I get more done before dawn than most people do all day. Well, not really....
Love Alex's insight and advice. He is a faithful blogging friend. Thanks for hosting him, Emily! It's good to meet you. :) Have a great week!ReplyDelete
Yay for Alex! He's fabulous, and he's such a generous blogger, too.ReplyDelete
great interview. It's good to b e reminded that reading the blogs (which I love to do!) is actually productive!ReplyDelete
Alex, don't forget your golf clubs ... do you know how far you could hit a drive on the moon?ReplyDelete
Alex uses words like ninja stars thrown by characters from Dragon Ball Z!ReplyDelete
Alex's middle name is Awesome. Alex Awesome Cavanaugh. I hope that wasn't a secret. :) But,he seems to do it all.ReplyDelete
Great interview- both of you.
I just discovered Alex's blog last week. I'd seen the second book in the Cassa series everywhere but for some reason I hadn't been to the blog. And I've seen so many people get support through the Insecure Writer's blog hop. Great job starting that!ReplyDelete
Wonderful Interview!
When I saw your schedule for the month, Em... and I saw Alex's name, I srsly squeed!ReplyDelete
Blogging is def. about building relationships. Can't agree more. And I love the IWSG! One of my favorite days of the month!
Thanks guys! Interview was awesome!
I do bow to Alex :) I have CassaStar sitting on my Kindle begging to be read. Why is there only 24 hours in a day? Blast!ReplyDelete
Great interview :)
ALEX!!! He's so unbelievable. I've been a silent lurker on his blog for a bit, and now and then I comment when I find something intelligent to say. He's freaking awesome. And I need to get CassaStar.ReplyDelete
As blogging mentors go, they don't come much bigger than Alex! Well done on another great interview Emily :-)ReplyDelete
Alex is awesome! And he really does pay it forward. I think he may be part ninja/part robot, just because who has time to write amazing books and blog AND respond to comments AND leave comments all over the blogosphere at the same time?ReplyDelete
What a fun interview! And yay for hot tamales. :) I can't live without those!ReplyDelete
Alex is amazing at 'paying it forward.' The IWSG is so wonderful. Now we need to start an Alex fanclub with Alex appreciation day. :)ReplyDelete
Alex has been a shining example for me since I followed him last year. Both as a blogger and a writer. About halfway through CassaFire and wish I had more time to read. Only enough time to hit a chapter between everything else. Been that busy.ReplyDelete
Excellent interview, Emily, Alex! :)
Hot Tamales are the best! Great interview! :)ReplyDelete
Karen and Talli, thank you!ReplyDelete
Christopher, I might have to take up golfing for just that reason.
Michael, and it's a shame I'm not a better aim!
Teresa, thank you so much.
Jenny, thanks.
Cassie, I can picture you squeeing.
Angela, I appreciate that.
Erin, all of commenters say something intelligent, so feel free to comment.
Sarah and Cherie, thank you!
Meredith, they are as important as air. Well, almost.
Rachel, that's sweet!
Love Alex. He rocks!ReplyDelete
And so do his books.
I really think Alex is SO COOL. He's the kind of person that has a million best friends because he makes you feel that way. He's sincere, talented, hard working, and such a light in this blogging/writing community ;)ReplyDelete
Brilliant! Thank you Alex :) You're CassaFire launch really was incredible, nice to hear some more thoughts about that.ReplyDelete
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Awesome interview!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great interview, Emily. And for the wonderful advice, Alex. I enjoying hearing other author/bloggers experience in balancing life. Best of luck to you!ReplyDelete
Emily, I tagged you for the Lucky & Meme Award - I don't know if you had received before.ReplyDelete
Melissa, thanks! Alex really is a wonderful example of blogging excellence.ReplyDelete
Richard, I agree! Alex is so very nice.
Southpaw, were? But aren't no more, eh? : ) I guess they're reserved for trips to the moon.
Cate, thank you!
Erin, silent lurkers count as followers, too. : )
Cherie, yes! I'm not the only one who watches in awe as Alex accomplishes all he does.
David, he's been an example to me, too. It's great to have bloggers (this includes you) to emulate. :)
Donna, you rock!ReplyDelete
Morgan, thanks - that was really sweet.
Sarah, it was huge all right.
Thanks for the advice and the great interview!ReplyDelete
Every time I come across Alex, he makes me wish I used my time better. Dunno how he does all he does, but he does.ReplyDelete
Great interview!ReplyDelete
Wonderful interview, Emily! Alex rocks and has made such a difference in the blogging community. He always offers good, sound advice, and hosts fun bogfests. His trivia questions are fun, too. Alex is innovative. We never know what he's going to come up with next. Three cheers to Alex.ReplyDelete
So nice to connect with you again, Emily. My life has been topsy turvy the past few months and I just haven't had enough time to blog. I've missed so many great posts. I hope you're doing well. Take care!
Great interview! I must say that the writing community is just awesome. People are so supportive!ReplyDelete
Great interview! I love how community-minded Alex is. :)ReplyDelete
Alex is amazing. The Insecure Writer's Support Group is huge now.ReplyDelete
Hello Emily :).ReplyDelete
Thanks for hosting the amazing Captain Alex :D He truly is everywhere on the Interwebs :D
Nice to meet you,
Yeah, when I first started blogging, I was like, "Who is this Cavanaugh fellow? He is everywhere!" Great online presence.ReplyDelete
Great interview. I especially loved the random question. Too funny!ReplyDelete
The launch of Cassafire was epic.ReplyDelete
If the moon doesn't hae wi-fi, steal a satellite along the way.
Waving at Emily.
I haven't had Hot Tamales in a long time. I think I'd take Dots to the moon.ReplyDelete
Great interview. I got to learn more about Alex.
Wonderful interview! And I love the random question's answer too. That's great. :)ReplyDelete
Great interview... loved your answers Alex, esp the three items you'd take to the moon...ReplyDelete
JL, not sure if I'm using it better, but I am using it!ReplyDelete
Lynn, I'm a Ninja of surprise...
Jessie, just an author-geek with a blog!
Mary, will do!
Thank you, everyone!
Hi Emily and Alex,ReplyDelete
Alex had some good advice and asnwers to your questions Emily!
Thanks Alex!
I wish I could do a little blogging on my lunch hour, but we're not allowed at my job. It would make life a little easier :)ReplyDelete
A case of hot tamales. Interesting choice! Thanks for the comments.ReplyDelete
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Loved your comments re. Cassie's interview (you get a 50% discount:) and thanks for haviong Alex here, today... it's always fun to learn a little more from the Borg :)
Hot Tamales, eh?ReplyDelete
Al, just want you to know that you feel like a sort of unifying force on Blogger for me and, I think, for a lot of other bloggers. Always appreciate your enthusiasm, your consistent presence and your infectious zeal.
All esteem,
wow! just interviewing alex boosts the comments! he's so popular! and gives great advice! thanks for having him!ReplyDelete
Jemi, if I couldn't blog from work, I'd never manage it all.ReplyDelete
Mark, have you not been assimilated yet?
Suze, thank you. I really appreciate that.
Great interview! Always nice to learn more about the people I see in the comments sections! And Hot Tamales are the candy of choice around our house!ReplyDelete
Alex IS that man, that's for sure! I'm humbled by all that he accomplishes. And you're right...he is a great example of paying it forward. Thanks Emily & Alex!ReplyDelete
Wonderful interview. Alex is great, and hilarious. Hot Tamales, indeed.ReplyDelete
I am constantly amazed by Alex's ability to get around the blogosphere. But even more than that - he is SO nice and supportive to everyone. And humble. You can't help but like the guy. Fabulous interview Emily & Alex. I loved it!ReplyDelete
Great interview, but with all the time Alex finds to spend on Blogger, plus writing and publishing a couple books, plus have a family, I believe I've figured out his secret. With all his science fiction-y stuff, he's figured out a way to stop time at will, so he can do all he wants in what's effectively a much longer day than what the rest of us poor mortals have.ReplyDelete
Alex is amazing and one of the most supportive bloggers out there. Great post (as typical of Alex and Emily). Brilliance I say!ReplyDelete
Yay Alex!! Great interview again Emily :)ReplyDelete
Can you believe I didn't have his book marked as 'to read' in Goodreads? Shame on me...
And Hot Tamales. Yes please! :)
Alex is a one of a kind friend to have. His support of my writing journey has been nothing short of extraordinary.ReplyDelete
I especially like the part how Alex said we should devote more time to writing and blogging; that's definitely important. Some bloggers will disappear without warning for weeks or even months and then pop up again; I'm never sure if I should stop following them or keep following them in case they show up again. And I must admit that for a long time I spent more time thinking about writing than actually writing; blogging actually motivated me to stop procrastinating so much and start writing again.ReplyDelete
Captain Alex. You are a riot. Always have to make sure those Hot Tamales are right there :-)ReplyDelete
Love it!
Thanks Emily & Alex.ReplyDelete
I really don't know how Alex does it! He's amazing!
Talk about being in 100 places at the same time...
Thank you, Julie.ReplyDelete
Appreciate that, Leigh.
Susan, I wish!
Kelley, thank you!
Neurotic, it does keep us in the writing mode.
Thank you, everyone and thanks again Emily!
Hi Emily, Hi AlexReplyDelete
Good advice. I am considering revamping my blog as my health improves to be a better friend.
Good to know you pay it forward. Nice interview.ReplyDelete
Alex is my blogger hero. Thanks for having him here to share his expertise, Emily.ReplyDelete
What a great interview, and I agree, Alex is the king of paying it forward!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the interview, Emily and Alex! Yay for the awesome blog community.ReplyDelete
Great interview:) I luv reading Alex's blog and yours:)ReplyDelete
Great interview! For a trip to the moon, I would take my family (a combo item), my laptop and chocolate. Loved that question!ReplyDelete
Thanks, Patricia and JA!ReplyDelete
Tyrean, we think alike - loved ones, electronic device, and candy!
This is a great interview. I really enjoy Alex's blog.ReplyDelete
Great post and reminder that we have to balance both. Thanks.ReplyDelete
Alex! I know him!ReplyDelete
Fun interview! And Hot Tamales are definitely a MUST.
Great interview. Thanks guysReplyDelete
Sometimes I feel I don't have enough time to spend hanging out in bloggy land. There are so many lovely people here.
Karen - I know you!ReplyDelete
Thanks everyone.
Not sure about the Wifi on the moon but I guess land lines are out.ReplyDelete
I'm working on balancing my time but I figure I'll be doing little more than blogging during April and my WIP will have to wait.
Finding the balance is tough. I'm still struggling with that. And so impressed that Alex has mastered it.ReplyDelete
Great interview!
Finding time to write blogs and visit other sites is the tricky part. I do what I can throughout the day and by the time I go to bed I have visited fifty blogs or so. That's a lot for me. If I could visit one hundred a day I would, but unfortunately time does not allow me to.ReplyDelete
You need not say more. It's Alex. Of course. Just. Of course. Perfect choice.ReplyDelete
Great interview! Of course Wifi is on the moon! ;D I'm bringing popcorn. I will share~ReplyDelete
You work it, better than anyone I know! Well Done~
Susan, you can do both!ReplyDelete
Cynthia, I'm trying.
Stephen, a hundred takes a lot of time - trust me.
Christa, thank you!
Ella, popcorn would be great.
Thank you SO much, Emily!
I've seen this book around. Thanks so much for the interview! I have found it hard to keep up with writing and blogging, but having an online presence is sort of necessary.ReplyDelete
Great interview and wonderful advice! Alex you really are one of the most wonderful bloggers I've seen out there, and I love participating in the Insecure Writer's Support Group.ReplyDelete
Alex is a hard working blogger. I see his comments everywhere and when he posts, he receives lots of comments. And nobody knows how to the word out for a new book like Alex!ReplyDelete
You are smart man to name your wife first. :)ReplyDelete


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Can MS cause attacks of coughing and difficulty breathing?Does anyone know if the intermittent, but persistent coughing attacks I get, which can last for a few weeks and then disappear for a month or so, can be associated with my MS? I wheeze terribly when I breathe during these times, and if I talk or move around the coughing almost chokes me. While the cough sounds bronchial I don't bring up any phlegm, and I don't have a fever or any other cold symptoms. The cough seems to be coming from the upper part of my chest and I do get pain between my shoulder blades, which is probably muscular. I've seen two pulmonologists who cannot find a cause; one says it is something "asthma-like" that is triggered by some unknown cause. Steroids often help relieve the cough. Could this be caused by MS related muscle spasms or something else associated with MS? Thank you for any information anyone can give me. READ MORE
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Hi Denise, I have been suffering with a horrible cough, asthsma, wheeze, and severe pneumonia since April of this year. My CT is clear & I don't smoke. I was DX with MS in 2008 after 12 years of symptoms. The pneumonia put me in the hospital for 14 days in August. My Neuro tells me it's not MS related, but I'm having swallowing problems & I think he's wrong. A pulmonolgist put me on long taper prednisone, strong antibiotics, and a vibrating vest to loosen lung secretions. I am still on these drugs. This is only the latest course of treatments this year. I'm worried about the condition returning after I finish this current treatment. It has returned before. I am also a professional singer. This breathing disorder has made my life quite miserable. I'm also experiencing blurred vision & extreme lethargy. I am going to be treated with IgG infusions starting this month. This was precribed by a Hemotoligist because my numbers are so low. I'll let you know how or if this works out. God Bless us, KatkanREAD MORE
Wow, this is amazing that I am reading this. Having just started with these exact symptoms about 3-4 weeks ago I have been diagnosed with bronchial asthma. Having been diagnosed with MS back in 1997 and never having any issues like this before, I randomly googled MS and cough and found this sight!! I am definitely bringing this up to my doc. Thank you to all for your thoughts and comments. Prayers for all! READ MORE
I have had the same symptomology for about four years. After my GP ruled out all of the obvious things, I was referred to a pulmonologist. It hadn't occured to me that the coughing might be related to my MS. He ran a series of tests-breathing into a machine with and without broncho dialation medicine to rule out asthma, a swallowing study, chest x-ray (that is all I can recall) He then said since all of the things like asthma, allergies, lung cancer were ruled out, I have an MS related condition called laryngal spasm-where the vocal chords have intermittent paralysis that causes several things. I also have a slight affect of my swallowing ability where saliva builds up in my throat and I don't swallow automatically. If this is happening, when I cough the fluid can get into my lungs. I also can choke on liquids (solids don't seem to be a problem, because so far the swallowing is subtle).Choking is an ongoing issue-so my pulmonologist had me get a medic alert bracelet (to alert folks that if I am choking or having trouble breathing it is my spasming vocal chords--not something lodged in my throat)
Also, this is one of the 'rarer' MS symptoms, even with the pulmonologist's diagnosis it was difficult to get my neuro and GP on board (it doesn't help that I am a fat chick-so both docs suggested my shortness of breath and coughing came from a lack of excercise). So, I talked with my MS Society chapter and did some of my own research and found articles that I gave to them. I understand that this can be treated with a botox injection, but haven't looked into it yet.READ MORE
Thank you for this very informative and helpful response. I am seeing a pulmonologist as well and he has ruled out the typical possibilities, like asthma, allergies, etc. I have not heard of laryngal spasm, or of some of the other problems you identified and appreciate your bringing them to my attention. I am going to do a little more research and will bring this information to my pulmonologist when I see him again next week.
I wish you the best of luck in coping with this, and other MS symptoms. Thank you again, DeniseREAD MORE
One more question, if you don't mind. Has your voice changed from all the spasms and coughing. I always sound very scratchy or hoarse now, and at times the end of my sentences get lost because I don't have enough breathe to project the words very far.
I don't know what is causing all this yet, but losing my voice is a real problem. I do some public speaking as part of my advocacy work and don't want to lose that ability completely.
Hope you are feeling okay.
DeniseREAD MORE
Denise: Happy to keep the conversation going--It makes me nuts and angry when so-called MS specialists discount and disregard my symptoms. I can't count the number of times a neuro has said, no this or that isn't MS related and I find an article about the symptom on the National MS web site or other reputable web sites. Thank goodness for the internet. I will stop ranting now, but this is a sore subject with me. As to laryneal spasm and MS, here are some articles that I have located: Article on Otohns.net on Nerve disorders of the larnyx. (link) An excerpt from a Medical Text that lists Laryngeal as part of MS (link) If it doesn't go to the correct page, search for laryngeal spasm One interesting connection that I discovered is that there is Uhthoff's Syndrome of the larnyx. (the syndrome is commonly connected to visual problems related to overheating) (link) A discussion of two phenomena attributed to MS are discussed here: Dysphagia and Dysphonia (link) More info from European Neuro Journal (link) An excellent list of all neuro related speech/swallowing disorders (link) If you search on the word 'vocal' on the UK MS society page there is alot of info: a comprehensive article I found there is (link) and finally: an article on possible treatment/help (link) I am just recovering from a terrifying week where if I tried to speak, I would have a tremendous coughing/choking episode. I am slowly getting better. Trying to build up the energy to go fight with my neurologist. Just in a bad place right now-losing speech scared me to death. Any other questions? You can also read my blog to learn more about my symptoms this past week. All the best, Janine READ MORE
Hello, I also have swallowing problems which cause me to cough and choke on food or saliva on a regular basis which sends me into a laryngospasm. It was very scary until I learned what it was and that it will subside in about 30 seconds to a minute. But what I have just figured out is that when I am coughing, not laryngo spasm, it doesn't feel like the part of my esophagus that would be used to clear my throat is working any more! Therefore I can cough and cough and cough with no results! I awake every morning to a five minute coughing attack. I haven't addressed this with my Dr. yet. Don't think there is much that can be done about it. Just another part of by body that has decided to "retire" prematurely. I also belive that I have cold induced asthma. Cold air, cold drinks, it all gets me going! Oh joy!READ MORE
Hi Denise,
I'm no expert, but I read on another MS site that coughing and resperitory problems are relatively common. One site said that about 20% of MS sufferers have respiratory problems.READ MORE
I have that problem quite a bit. I'm a fan of Fox News NY and I noticed some things with Neil Cavuto, from business news. That I had experienced, I was curious and googled him, to my surprise he has Multiple Sclerosis, I was shocked. The breathing part sometimes it's like a giant bear hug or it mimics a heart attack
I was in the hospital 2x because they thought it was my heart.
This is one strange disease.
All The best- Eva1967READ MORE
Thank you for this information. These are not symptoms we often hear of related to MS. I have heard of the MS Hug and swallowing problems but this is very different and I appreciate your sending me this information. I hope you are doing well. DeniseREAD MORE
Thank you for responding to my question. 20% is a lot of people who are experiencing coughing fits and breathing problems, I wish there was more information available about these issues. They probably aren't fully recognized as related to MS. My doctors say "maybe, it could be, don't know," but in the meantime I am having difficulty breathing, my blood oxygen level is down to 85, and no one seems to know why.READ MORE
I have a huge amount of spasticity in my chest which causes extreme tightness. It's called The MS Hug. It's difficult to get a deep breath when this happens. As a result, I have a condition which small parts of my lungs have collapsed. This has caused an asthma type cough, chronic bronchitus, and shortness of breath. This has caused my doctors to put me on asthma medications. I also take fairly large doses of Baclofen and Zanaflex to help with ths horrible spasticity in my chest. I really feel for you. I've daid numerous times to my husband that I wouldn't wish this upon my worst enemy. Do speak with your Neurologist about this. There is medication that can help. Eventually, you will used to having it and know how to deal when it happens.
Good luck and God Bless you.READ MORE
Hi, i was looking for personal stories on the MS hug (most importantly, the chest hug) and saw your comment. I am having some of the same horribly symptoms you listed. Have now been in the hospital 5 times in a month. I have 'officially' been dx'd with MS for a year and 1/2 and I am RRMS. I've had cardiac tests (all normal), chest xrays, MRI, etc...and, one Neuro IS THINKING that my nerves controlling my chest/resp. muscles are 'messed up' by MS causing these horrible breathing difficulties (which after my Pulmonary testing last week, caused the Pulmonologist to urgently admit me into the hospital/in-patient 6 days ago), major chest and rib burning and bad pains, smothering feeling, MAJOR chest tightness (the tightness even travels to throat/esophagus and it feels like my swallowing is hesitant or a lil more difficult at times int he last 3 days). ANYWAYYYYYY, I just finished 3 days of IV Solumedrol (but it is probably a little late for that, even tho i pushed hard for it after about a week of symptoms), and am on my 10th night of Elavil (Amitryptilene--muscle relaxer/antidep.), Albuterol inhaler (didn't help at all!)...all the symptoms wax and wean, but they do not go all the way away, but the last 3 1/2 days have been the worst!!! It all started suddenly a month ago...i had gone thru a horrible amount of daily stress/depression, then. Ugghh!!!! I'm so scared I'm gonna end up on a ventilator; although that is rare w/ MS'ers, I've read it happens. OK, MY QUESTIONS for you are: 1) Are you feeling better nowadays?? (I PRAY YOU ARE!) 2) Has the breathing/tightness/spasticity been healed?? 3) Can you tell me a little more details what you mentioned in your post about 'small parts of your lungs being collapsed?? 4) Which meds helped it, if it did go away?? God Bless you, and hope you are totally healed! :-)
~JodyREAD MORE
Hi, I am having bad breathing in difficulties (Pulmonologist ran breathing tests and urgently admitted me to hospital last week), horrible pains/burning/tightness in my chest and rib/ab areas. I have been dx'd w/ MS for a year and a half and thought the vertigo episodes were horrible (which they are!!), but this is way worse. I am scared to death of what is to come! I'm praying it'll resolve and be healed soon!! Anyway, I was just wondering if your breathing problems and coughing ever went away and, if so, did you take meds/do Physical Therapy/or did it go away on its own? Thanks so much! :) Praying you are much better!! :-))
Please accept my sincere apologies for not responding to your comment before this. For some reason I received an email today telling me that I had a response, and there are a whole list of them. I am going to try to respond to everyone but it may take me a few days. I simply want to tell you that yes, this is one strange disease. Every time I think I have it figured out something else, something even stranger, happens and I am at the starting point again. I have progressed quite a bit since I first wrote this comment, although I have added to my blog on the MS page that you might want to check out. I hope you are feeling better and your symptoms are under control. Thanks for writing. I might suggest that you read all the comments to my question, they are very informative and were very helpful to me as they might be to you. Best of luck, DeniseREAD MORE
Please accept my sincere apologies for not responding to your comment before this. For some reason I received an email today telling me that I had a response, and there are a whole list of them. I am going to try to respond to everyone but it may take me a few days.
I also have the MS HUG and sometimes I feel like ripping off my bra and any other clothes I have on, it feels like they are tight around me. I then realize I have already taken off my bra and have only a loose top on so that isn't causing the sqeeaing that I am feeling. It is coming from inside. Like so many others I have been unsuccessful in getting an answer to what causes this and what I can do to relieve it. It's just quite disturbing.
I also still deal with the persistent cough, sometimes it is so bad I cannot breath. And I have definitely had a significant change in my voice pattern and tone, which I think is from the cough. I bought the voice activated software to help me with my writing, thinking this would help me a lot. When you first get it you have to read into it for about an hour or more so the computer can recognize your voice. I did that and it worked well for about a month or more, as long as I remembered to tell the computer where to put the punctuation, go to the next line, capitalize a word, and so on. Then the computer started to send me messages that it didnt recognize my voice. I thought that was odd because I had been using it quite a lot and had no problem. Then I realized that when people called they often asked me if I had a cold, or if they woke me up. I realized that my voice was changing, people recognized it but so did my computer. Of course I couldn't sound like Lauren Bacall or some other sexy starlet, no, I just sounded like I had a cold.. Oh well, at least I can still talk. I can't imagine what I woudl do if I lost my voice on top of having the vision problems that I have as a result of MS. I have constant double and blurry vision and the doctors I see for that tell me I just have to learn to get used to it. Famous last words, right? I hope you are doing okay and your symptoms are not getting worse. DeniseREAD MORE
Please accept my sincere apologies for not responding to your comment before this. For some reason I received an email today telling me that I had a response, and there are a whole list of them. I am going to try to respond to everyone but it may take me a few days.
To answer your questions I must say that there are days that I feel much better and days that I feel like I have little control over my body at all. I find that the MS Hug, as bad as it is, is not my worse symptom. I would have to say that the vision problems, bladder issues, balance problems, and the numbness in my arms and legs are the symptoms that I find most consistent and problematic. Even after I am finished a "flare-up or exacerbation" my body never goes back to where it was before I had MS, although it is much better. I don't know if I mentioned that I have a spine condition that required 4 major surgeries, including a fusion. I now have 2 serious curvatures of my spine which are causing me to tilt to the right, the same side I had a hip replacement after I fell in 2001. And now I need a knee replacement on that same side, but it is delayed because of a chronic post-surgical infection after the hip replacement. I use a wheelchair all the time and as long as I can get people to take me out once in a while it's not bad. I just moved from NYC to LI so I can be near my daughter and her family, she has two little boys ages 2 and 4, and I love being close to them. I like living out here, this is where I grew up and where I raised my daughter, but I miss the public transportation in NYC. I moved there when I could no longer drive in 1994, and I am working hard to maintain my indepdendence now that I am out here again.
The important thing to know is that I am very Blessed. I have a good life, with wonderful family and friends who love me. I can see well enough to do my writing and reading, and I have wonderful memories to remind me of how wonderful my life has been and how many wonderful experiences there are and love there is to look forward to in the years to come.
Thank you for writing. Again, I apologize for the delay in responding. Please let me know how you are and I promise I will write back promptly. Regards, DeniseREAD MORE
I am sorry I have not responded sooner than this. I just got an email telling me that there was a response to my question and there is a whole list of them. I would have responded much sooner if I had heard. In fact, I think I may have written to a few people but don't remember which ones. Yes, I am as confused as I sound!
I am sorry you are dealing with the chronic cough, it is a horrible and scary feeling isn't it? Sometimes when I am coughing so hard and can't catch my breath I wonder where my next breath is going to come from. Will it come? What is going to happen to me? I now wear a "panic button" to call for help, mostly in case I fall, but it has crossed my mind that I might need it when I am in a coughing fit. I have never been on a ventilator for the coughing, but I did have oxygen for a while and I am thinking I may need to have it again. I just don't want it, as I am sure you can understand. The doctor wanted to do a biopsy but I coughed so hard under anesthesia he had to cancel it. I believe it is spasms; once you have experienced serious body spasms you don't forget the feeling of having a part of your body tighten up so badly you can't move. That is what happens to my chest, and I can't breathe in or out, my coughing is dry and I can hardly get the cough out It is terrible and I am sorry you have to deal with this too.
Basically I like to take the approach that I live a BLessed life. I have a wonderful daughter who is now married and has two adorable little boys, ages 2 and 4. They are why I moved out of the city—I love living near them and seeing them as much as I can. I had a wonderful career until 1998, when I had to stop and begin to take care of myself. I have a large, wonderful family and many great friends, and as long as they all visit or take me out once in a while I can't ask for anything more. Most importantly though, I have wonderful memories of life and love and my memories of these show me how many terrific experiences I have to look forward to. I hope you too can have these expectations and find peace and joy in your family and friends.READ MORE
My mom has had MS now for over 20 years. She is almost bedridden but still in good spirits but about 1.5 weeks ago now, she had either a small stroke or a MS episode so she currently is still in a hospital bed in Illinois. They did all the tests etc. and no indication of a stroke, but the results now is she cannot swallow. We have the pathologist come in twice a day, but she still can't swallow. We are thinking now of putting a trach in to relief the pressure and make it easier to breathe. Its a very very tough situation right now, and if you have any advice, please reply, thanks.
Jeff KruseREAD MORE
WOW!! I was looking for more information on a news article about games for MS and your profile was listed. First, I have to admit that I rarely take the time to look at the many items listed on a web page along with the article the item I searched for...I'd never get anything done!
I have always struggled with a cough following a cold or flu, sometimes for a month or more. Last August I started coughing...as a first symptom, followed by sinus symptoms. The cough was worse than ever before and the sinus symptoms persisted. I've had trouble choking on liquids for years...since before I was diagnosed with MS in 2001.
This time though, I began to have episodes during coughing where I was unable to breathe in or out... I told first my GP, then an ENT, a pulmonologist, allergist, MS doc, hematologist/oncologist and ER doc over the next 4 months...it's like breathing through a straw and then the straw closes up while coughing. Then add fluid build up in my eyelids about 4 months into this...every test in the book left docs insisting this was not allergies and not MS related but I was diagnosed with asthma, vocal chord dysfunction, sinus infection. The inhalers did help my breathing and cough and speech therapy helped me avoid the slamming shut of the vocal cords while coughing. Antibiotics didn't help the sinuses much...and steroids helped temporarily. Finally my GP tried 30 days of steroids with a very slow taper and an 'anti-inhaled-mold' pill daily for the same 30 days. I felt about 80% relief of symptoms and now have occasional bouts of mild persistant cough and sinus...tolerable. Choking on liquids is about the same frequency as before the 8 month nightmare.
My MS specialist does not believe this is MS related. My bloodwork seems to prove it's not an allergy. The only 2 explanations I was left with are another wacky immune response or something hormonal since my period stopped abruptly at the same time all these symptoms started...and returned last month!
Your question and the responses you received put MS back on my list of possible explanations!
On an unrelated topic...I'd like to talk to you because of your expertise with non-profit organizations.
take care of you,
fitMSREAD MORE
Hi Denise,
Hope you're doing well.
My wife suffers from MS and has the same EXACT symptoms. Our neurologist can't seem to find a cure for this either. We too have found some relief with the use of steroids in the past but didn't seem to help much during her last episode. I took notice that your last post was in 2009. Have you found any answers to relieving this cough as we are despirate for an answer as well. Please feel free to reply by contacting us through email at firstname.lastname@example.com or contact me through FB by searching Rod Pabst.
Thanks!READ MORE
I have asthma,Crohn's disease,arthritis and m.s..the M.S. has also cause bursitis in both of my hips because of bad walking patterns. I swim for an hour every day...and I love it! I have a great life and I do not suffer from depression. Only from pain But..... The problem is that the doctor's never know what is what...and they have no answers or advise, because they don't know what is exactly causing what disease at the time! I lose my voice very often. Sometimes for an hour, a day, a week , even up,to 3 months. It is infuriating! And no one knows why.mthey have seen paradoxical vocal cord dysfunction. But they don't know why...maybe asthma? Maybe reflux? I think it's because of the M.S.. My neurologist is not sure. I think my asthma is also caused by M.S. I have shortness of breath coming from my throat, not my lungs. My throat literally closes up! I canot breath, and then instar caughing. And then I stop talking. Sometimes my throat just sort of 'clicks.,' , and then my voice goes.....this has no connection to asthma. I have terrible heartburn. My chest burns like as if it is on fire! Sometimes it reaches my ears. Even the strongest antacids do not help. Is this the infamous bear hug? Our doctors don't tell us enough..... READ MORE
I was amazed to read this question and the number of responses that you received. I have had remitting/relapsing MS for the past eighteen years. About 10 years ago I started to have some issues with severe couging. All my doctors (internist, alllergist, pulmonolgist, and neorologist) thought it was allergy related. My last visit with the pulmomolofist ended with him telling me that he had tried every mecication that he could think of and was "stumped". Now I have something to take back to him. Thank you! I pray that you and all involved will find answers and relief. Pamela
I was looking up M.S. and cough because my Mom has these coughing spells nose runs coughing hard and loudly. there is no real time but she get these spells in the middle of the night or while eating where her nose runs like a sieve, spell last for a couple minutes at a time. she gets them frequestly then nothing for a couple weeks then she starts getting them again! Mom is 82 and has had M.S. since she was about 29yrs old. discovered it in her 40s. She is quadriplegic with slight movement in right hand to control her moude for computering!!!!READ MORE


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How could ANYone turn away an Ice-cream sandwich? This recipe is simple, guilt-free, it keeps ridiculously well in the freezer, and you can enjoy it at any time of your day. Make a whole bunch and share them at your backyard barbecue...or you can be like me and keep them a secret so you don't have to share! (Oops...did I just admit to that?)
They are seriously so good!
AtV Ice-cream Sandwiches
Step 1. The Brownie Sandwich
Make precisely one HALF batch of my Triple Chocolate Fudgy Brownie
Set in fridge to chill for at least 1 hour while you move onto Step 2.
Step 2. The Vanilla Ice-cream Filling
1 c Macadamia nuts
1 c Cashews - soaked for 2 to 4 hours
2 tsp Vanilla
1 tsp Apple Cider Vinegar //or//White Balsamic Vinegar
8 Medjool Dates - soaked in warm water for 10 minutes, pits removed
1/2 c Coconut Oil
1 tsp Lemon juice
1/2 c Water
Puree until very smooth --- move on to assembling.
Step 3. Assembling your Sammy (rough instructions)
Taking 2 pieces of parchment paper, place 1/4 of the Brownie batter in between the two pieces of paper.
Use a rolling pin to roll and flatten the brownie into desired thickness and size.
Once your Brownie has been flattened, divide into two halves and lather one side up with your Vanilla Ice-Cream filling...
Place the un-lathered half of your Brownie on top of the Vanilla Ice-Cream half and immediately transfer to your freezer. Store for at least one hour until thoroughly chilled/froze. You can also make multiple batches of Sandwiches and store them in your freezer for an unlimited amount of time, remove them 10 minutes before eating and enjoy!
Don't be afraid to get creative like I did with your Ice-cream Sandwich's look! For mini round sammies I used the top of a salt shaker...but you could use practically anything. Just remember to use parchment paper when rolling out your brownie, this will ensure that it doesn't fall apart or stick to your counter/cutting board.
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Thanks to dual 19-point efforts from Jaylen Porter and Tyler Masters, however, the Braves eventually put the Hawks in their rearview for a 72-51 win to push over the .500 mark on the season.
"We just kind of weathered the storm and that's what we have to learn how to do," Scott Central head coach Frank Staple said. "Teams are going to make a run and we just have to be mentally tough, keep doing what we do and it will work out."
Kelly took advantage of a sluggish start by the Braves (11-10) to build their biggest lead of the night, at 13-6, midway through the first quarter. Back-to-back buckets from Masters and Porter soon after closed Scott Central to within a score and by the end of the first they had knotted things up, 15-15.
From there, the Braves seized control of the contest taking their first lead of the night on a pair Chris Brown free throws to open the second. Brown's shots opened up a four minute, 10-1 run where Scott Central pull ahead 25-16 with 4:13 left in the half.
The Braves pulled ahead by as many as 12 points in the final minutes of the second quarter before heading into the locker room with a 36-26 advantage.
"Early on in the game we made some shots and hung around there," Kelly head coach Josh Eftink said. "Then later on they got several easy shots and put-back rebounds on us."
Amping up the press to start the second half, Scott Central put together their most impressive three minutes of the half as the Hawks struggled to push the ball up the floor.
The resulting Kelly turnovers allowed the Braves to hold them without a field goal through the first three minutes of the half while scoring 11-straight points pushing their lead to 47-26.
The Hawks soon adjusted and closed back within 15 points of the Braves with an 8-4 run. By the end of the third frame, Kelly trailed by 19 points at 55-36.
Scott Central maintained their 19-point edge with 3:36 to play only to see the Hawks make one more push.
Josh Robert started the rally with his third 3-pointer of the night and in the span of just over a minute the Hawks put together an 8-2 run that closed them back within 13 points with two minutes to play.
Before Kelly could make things interesting, Scott Central closed out the game scoring four-straight baskets in the final minute to make up the final.
Staples credited a strong defensive effort by his team with providing the Braves with a few much-needed runs in the second half.
"That's the reason why you play like that," Staple said. "Eventually, hopefully that press will take over and you'll be able to make a little run. A 5-0 run here, a 6-0 run there -- it can change a five-point lead to a 20-point lead in just a couple minutes."
Masters' biggest run came in the second frame, where he collected eight points during a 21-11 Brave run while Porter scored all but five of his points in the second half.
Kendall Blissett and Chris Brown scored 11 and 10 points respectively to leave Scott Central with four players in double-digits.
"I thought Masters had a big night for us rebounding wise," Staple said. "Him and Kendall Blissett both did a good job. Tyreek Willams and sophomore Javonte Daniel stepped in and did a really good job for us as well."
For Kelly, Robert had a team-high 18 points including three of the Hawks' five 3-pointers on the night. Gaven Ray was second on the team with 14.
In the night's junior varsity contest, the Braves picked up another win riding a 22-point first quarter to a 71-49 win. The Braves outscored the Hawks 22-5 in the first frame and by the half built a 25-point lead.
Matt Blissett had a game-high 22 points for the Braves while Daniel contributed 14. Ty Householder led Kelly with eight points.
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KELLY (51) -- Gaven Ray 14, Austin Williamson 3, Anthony Klunk 3, Trey Walker 5, Brent Forck 6, Josh Roberts 18, Derrick Garner 2. FG 17, FT 12-19, F 21. (3-pointers: Walker 1, Forck 1, Roberts 3. Fouled out: none.)
SCOTT CENTRAL (72) -- Alvin Gibson 2, Chris Brown 10, Jaylen Porter 19, Tyler Masters 19, Javonte Daniel 5, Kendall Blissett 11, Jeffery Porter 2, Cameron Blissett 2, Tyreek Williams 2. FG 28, 16-25, F 17. (3-pointers: none. Fouled out: none.)


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The past few months have been new cookbook heaven around here. I've given away copies of The Abundance Diet, Vegan Richa's Indian Kitchen, and Vegan Bowls (entries for the giveaway ended yesterday, I hope you entered!). And today I'm honored to … Continue reading
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Happy Vegan MOFO 2015! It's breakfast time…
Today marks the beginning of the Vegan Month of Food ~ 30 days filled with delectable food, recipes and videos from amazing food bloggers around the world. As you go through everyone's posts, you may see some similarities in daily … Continue reading
Living Candida-Free ~ Recipe and Giveaway!
Last year, I had the good fortune to do recipe testing for Ricki Heller's upcoming cookbook. The recipes were so amazing and creative, and now that I have the book in my hands, I see that it's so much more … Continue reading
Spiced Poached Pears with Granola & Sweet Cashew Cream
I know I've been pretty much awol for the past couple of weeks. After posting most days of the month for Vegan MOFO in September, I've kind of taken it easy over the past couple of weeks. But ~ the … Continue reading
Raw Sweet Potato Pudding
Did anyone check out any of the other dishes at the Virtual Vegan Potluck last weekend? I still haven't made it through all of them, but they are so AMAZING! It's been a busy week, thus the lack of creative … Continue reading
Video Blast: Cranberry Orange Oatmeal
I don't have a lot of fond breakfast memories from when I was growing up. In high school, I do remember getting up late every morning, rushing so as not to be late for school (even though I was late for homeroom nearly every day), with a hurried glass of orange juice on the way out the door.
Earlier, in elementary school, I did a little bit better. I would usually get up with enough time to sit down at the table and choose which of the little packets of hot cereal I wanted to have that day. I loved Cream of Wheat. There was just something about the creamy, slightly gritty texture, and the lumps… I LOVED the lumps! We'd always have the little flavored packets – maple brown sugar was my favorite. Can we say sugar addict?
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This morning was chilly after all the rain yesterday, so I decided to make something warm for breakfast. With some strawberries that needed to be used, strawberry crisp seemed like the answer.
Breakfast or dessert? Baked stuffed apples
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It's based on 2 simple ingredients – apple and oatmeal. Just like the variations for oatmeal are endless, so is the oatmeal stuffing.
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Begin by coring a medium-sized apple. Make the whole a bit wider than just removing the core – the extra apple can be chopped and added to the filling. If it doesn't stand upright easily, you can also cut the bottom to make it flat. Place the apple(s) into a baking dish.
Mix about 1/4 of oatmeal per apple with about 1/4 of liquid and your choice of flavorings. My most typical combination is to mix the oats with almond milk, dried cranberries or cherries, nutmeg, cinnamon and a spoonful of almond butter. Combine well and stuff into the apple, allowing some of the filling to spill onto the top of the apple.
Bake at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes, until the apple is soft. Cover the apple until the last 5 minutes – this is important to do, or the oatmeal will burn on top.
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When a girl is taking on two cocks at once, mostly refered to swicthing from one cock to another within her mouth.
"Hey did you see the Beach double down on Doug and Thoin?"
po Insane V Април 30, 2004
A double down is a kind of cradle in cheerleading. When popping (coming out of a stunt) from the stunt the flyer (person up in the air) spins twice.
Did you see her double down from that scorpian?!
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when a girl is tossing you off and takes two downstrokes without an upstroke in between, often resulting in extreme pain and in worse case scenario a snapped banj!
cindy double downed me last night and my banj hasn't stopped bleeding since.
po pd1b Март 8, 2005
To deuce. To take a poo. As in number 2.
I need to double down so stay away for at least 15-20.
po Kris C. Јануар 25, 2005
Double down describes how down a person is to do something. You're not just 'down' , you're so down, that you're double down.
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Norway Is Model Society for Electric Vehicles
In many respects, Norway's EV policy is turning the country into an EV model society. This should make for a very interesting story for 2013 and beyond, as new electric vehicle models add more depth to the EV market. In a press release from April 2012, Nissan stated: "The existing on-street charging infrastructure in Oslo currently has approximately 3,500 public charging points in Oslo, many of them free to use." The availability of charging infrastructure helped LEAF sales reach 1.7 percent of total Norwegian auto sales in its first full year on the market.
Norway is certainly not the biggest auto market in the world with about 138,000 auto sales in 2012, but Norway's electric vehicle sales are notable. Electric vehicle sales encompassed 3 percent of total auto sales in 2012, and there was a brief spike in September above 5 percent. The Norway based Electric Vehicle Union (EVU) reported: "After a record breaking month in August where EV sales in Norway were 3.6 percent of total car sales, EV sales accelerated in September to 5.2 percent of total car sales."
The introduction of the Nissan LEAF in late 2011 was the biggest factor in lifting electric vehicle sales in 2012. Nissan sold 2,298 LEAFs in Norway in 2012, which was 1.7 percent of total Norwegian auto sales.
A Nissan press release explains: "Norway is one of the most EV friendly nations of all. Keen to promote the benefits of zero emission mobility, Norway exempts buyers from paying purchase tax and 25% VAT on new cars." I would go further to say that $10 a gallon for petroleum is a strong incentive to go electric.
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Moving forward, there are big plans for fast chargers across Norway. Norwegian electric power provider Ishavskraft is working with EV charging manufacturer Delta Electronics of Taiwan to deploy a network of fast chargers throughout Norway. Ishavskraft calls this plan, the Ishavsveien, which roughly translates to arctic road. "The first stretch of the Ishavsveien charging network will service the E6 road between Oslo and the Swedish border," Delta Electronics stated on its website. "It will feature universal charging stations with Delta's EV charging solutions for all the EVs available on the market today."
In addition to the LEAF, the Mitsubishi i-MiEV sold relatively well in Norway. The Mitsubishi i-MiEV had 665 sales in 2012. This vehicle is also manufactured by French auto manufacturer, PSA Peugeot Citroën, under the brand names Peugeot iOn and Citroen C-Zero. The French versions have slight design differences to the Japanese i-MiEV, but they look almost the same from the exterior. In Norway, the Peugeot iOn had 407 sales in 2012, and the Citroen C-Zero had 513 sales in 2012. Altogether, these three sister brands had 1,585 sales, which was 1.15% of total Norwegian auto sales for 2012.
Looking ahead to the next year or two, the Tesla Model S is expected to sell well in Norway. Tesla opened a showroom in Oslo in April 2012. The new Smart Electric Drive will also soon be released.
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The next big idea in bikes?
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Buffalo Sabres General Manager Darcy Regier today announced that the Sabres have acquired a fifth-round selection in the 2013 NHL Entry Draft from the Florida Panthers in exchange for defenseman TJ Brennan.
The draft pick, which originally belonged to the New Jersey Devils, was previously acquired by the Panthers in a trade with the Los Angeles Kings.
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They are the clear favourites to retain the gold medal they won in Turkey four years ago at the tournament which will be held from the Aug. 30 to Sept.14 in Spain.
The U.S., who also won gold at the 2012 Olympics, face the Dominican Republic, Turkey, Finland, New Zealand and the Ukraine in Group C and should have a simple passage into the next round.
It will be a tougher task for second seeds Spain though, who were runners-up at the London Olympics, as they have found themselves in Group A alongside European champions France and Serbia while Egypt, Iran and Brazil complete the group.
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A Quote by Seth Goldman on entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship, conscious capitalism, business, and passion
As the year draws to an end, I face a question that annually lurks in the back of my mind, (and I suspect in the minds of most entrepreneurs), "Do I have the energy and passion for another year?" Though someone from the outside might assume the answer is always, "Yes," people on the outside tend to glamorize the real work of leading a mission-driven company. I encounter so many job applicants drawn to Honest Tea because they want to change the way business is done -- organics, Fair Trade, healthier products, bikes for employees -- but then when they find out the way to make that all real is by walking in the rain lugging 50 pounds of heavy bottles or standing in the hot sun giving out samples, they find out they aren't quite as entrepreneurial as they thought they were. (Internally we say their "Kumbaya factor" isn't as big as their "Get it Done" factor.)
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The teen years are a period fraught with raging hormones and drama, when something as innocuous as an acne flare-up, a bad grade or a lousy date can be met with epic emotions. Every adult has been there. And every adult will empathize and offer the consolation that, this too, shall pass. Acne clears up, grades improve, dates get better.
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Energy Department Invests $3 Million to Advance Fuel Cell Market
The Energy Department awarded more than $3 million to Connecticut-based FuelCell Energy for a project that could increase U.S. competitiveness in the fuel cell market.
EPA, Energy Department Honor 2014 Energy Star Partners of the Year
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Energy Department are honoring 127 organizations in 2014 for their commitment to protecting the environment through superior energy efficiency.
LLNL Report: U.S. Energy Usage Up in 2013
The Energy Department's Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) released information showing U.S. consumers used 2.3 quadrillion thermal units more energy in 2013 than the previous year.
Volvo Recognized for Leadership in Energy Efficiency
The Energy Department recognized Volvo Group North America for its leadership in energy efficiency at the New River Valley assembly plant near Roanoke, Virginia.
Deadline Extended for New Green Lease Recognition Program
The Energy Department's Better Buildings Alliance and the nonprofit Institute for Market Transformation (IMT) have extended until April 22 the submission deadline for the new Green Lease Leaders recognition program.
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We're Data Jammin': Building Interactive Educational Materials to Teach Energy
The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, along with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory hosted an Energy Education Data Jam on March 27 to advance innovative education tools and applications that improve energy literacy in the United States.