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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - July 30, 1944, Abilene, Texas WAR BOND BOX SCORE aRverall quota E Quota Series E Sales Abilene Reporter WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT L. LXIV, NO. 43 A TEXAS HtWSFATIH ABILENE, TEXAS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 30, 1944 -THIRTY-TWO PAGES IN THREE SECTIONS Associated Pita (API united Preu tvf.i PRICE FIVE CENTS -Rommel Reported tilled By WES GALLAGHER CANISY, France, July V Germans told a sen- ior American staff officer today that Field Marshal Erwin Rom- mel had been critically wounded in an Allied air strafing attack, and a French Red Cross worker said they told her he later had GENERAL ROMMEL died. The staff officer said captives told him the German comman- der was wounded near Lisieux, on the British front, two weeks ago when Allied planes shot up his car and wrecked it in a ditch. He said a German cap- tain told him Rommel had been unconscious for hours and still was in a critical condition m a hospital.. The Red Cross worker, who was with the Germans only day before yesterday, said they told her Rommel was wounded in a bombing near Falaise on the British front and died later in a hospital at Bcrnay. This about 40 years from the Vichy war ministry'for dealing with French prisoners helli by the Germans, said the reports of Rommel's death were widespread and accepted as fact V by the German troops, many of whom were greatly grieved. Allied fliers repeatedly have reported shooting up German staff cars on the Normandy front, and Rommel Is widely known as a general who stays to the front lines. If Rommel actually has been killed or even seriously hurt, Adolf Hitler has suffered a crit- ical'blow, Rommel is a field commander of acknowledged i brilliance and loyalty to the Nazi regime and a man whose feats as the "Desert Fox" of North Africa have become -le- gends among the German sal- dicry. Corn Rationed WASHINGTON, July 20 The office' of Price Administration tonight ordered canned com back .on the ration list, and made grape tomato preserves and tomato marmalades ration-free, effective at a. m., Sunday. Temperature to 100 Temperatures skidded a bit Sat- urday in Abilene, the maximum reaching only 100 late in the af- ternoon. The foremost for today is cloudy and not quite so hot. lls Fall in Warsaw es Orote Taken; B-29s Active By the Associated Press Capture of Guam's Orote peninsula, guarding the south- ern end of prized Port Apra, was announced by Adm. Chester W. Nimitz last night shortly after'new gaps in Japan's prec- ious steel industry and vanishing shipping were reported. Nimitz said organized resistance of Japanese forces on Orote ceased late Friday afternoon, after elements of the first provisional marine brigade had advanced beyond the wreckage of the former U. S. marine barracks. Other American units on Tinian island, 130 miles north- ward, were compressing th.3 defenders in the southern enc of the islet. The Americans held approximately two thirds of Tinian Friday. Army Transport From Scotland Missing at Sea WASHINGTON, July 29 Loss of an Army transport plane with 28 persons aboard including 18 en route from Scot- land to Mitchell Field, New York, was announced today by the "War department. The plane, a C-54 transport, pre- sumably went down Wednesday morning between Iceland and New- foundland, the department said. It was last heard from about. a. m. Wednesday and "would have ex- hausted its gasoline that the announcement declared. An in- tensive seach is still under way. Aboard the plane were 15 Army and three Navy stretcher cases. The eight other persons aboard in- cluded a civilian crew of five and an Army flight nurse. lylore than 150 planes of the, .jjr transport, command and the RoyaJ Canadian air force have joined in Hie search, together with surface craft of the Navy, coast guard and other services. "This is tile first casualty of its the department announce- ment the beginning of the Army's world-wide evacuation program soon after the United States entered the war. Since that time, sick and wounded have been evacuated by air." The four-engine plane was flown by a transcontinental and west- ern air crew under contract to the war department. Aboard the plane were included following patients: lit. Officer Frank L. Cotopia, Hearne, Tex., Pvl. Camilo Gonzales, Keneriy. Tex., 2nd Lt. Charles F. Cohl, Jr., Las Vegas, N. Mex. Pvt. Arthur L. Pounds, Elida, N. Mex. The flight nurse on the plane was 2nd Lt. Catharine R. Price, North Liberty, Ind. The War department said the ma- jority of the patients' aboard the plane were war wounded. Kin of Abiienians Is Reported Missing Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Petitfils, 3004 Hickory, have been notified that their nephew, S. Sgt. Carter Gill Jr., son of ,Vfr. and Mrs. Carter Gill, Dallas, has been missing in action over Germany since July 16. Ser- geant Gill was a kip gunner on a Plying Fortress based in England. 1N RUN-OFF FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY THOMAS E. HAYDEN I One of the most spirited run-off rnccs for n public office In this region will he that for district attorney of the 42d judicial district, between Carl P. Hulsey and Thomas E. Hnydcn of Abilene. Official results in the counties of the district, announced yesterday by the county Democratic-executive committees, showed the following totals of votes polled by the three candidates in the first primary: Carl P. HulKcy Thomas E. Hnydcn .........................4.612 W. E. Martin ...............................1.773 Tills shows Hulscy's lead in the first primary was 186 votes. The results by counties: Cftllahnn: Hulsey, 072; Hnyocn, 975; Martin, 539. ShftckPlforcl: Hulsey, Hnydr.n. 721; Martin. 264. A Taylor; Hulsey. Haydcn, Martin, The Navy previously announced that 17 Nipponese ships were sunk by submarines, for a total of 62 enemy vessels which the Allies re- ported destroyed "In the last three days. Superfortresses bombed the steei center at Anshan, Manchuria, GO miles from Mukden, in their first blow at the "arsenal of greater east Asia." Other B-29s over north- ern China hit Tangku, port of Tientsin, and the strategic Chen- ghslen railway yards. Nimitz' communique did not confirm a Tokyo radio report that 400 U. S. carrier planes on Friday renewed the attack on the. Palau islands, guarding the eastern approaches to the Phi- lippines. The victorious Marines on Orote captured a large quantity of booty, including 32 tanks, field pieces artillery had supported a force originally estimate'd hold- Ing out ori the peninsula. Light American fleet units were patrolling Apra harbor and pre- venting the surviving Japanese from escaping. Elsewhere on Guam the front remained unchanged, al- though American patrols were rang- ing a mile ahead of the main forces in some places. Official figures and unofficial estimates indicated the Japanese already have lost men on Guam, Tinian, Saipan and sea and air fighting related to the Mari- anas operation. On Oriental battlefronts Brit- out of India were nine miles from the Burma border, Ameri- cans and Chinese inched for- ward a few more yards in the enemy's north Burma base of Myitkyina, Chinese repulsed ten Japanese counterattacks on Hengyang in southeast China but lost Pingsiang, 95 miles to the northeast. Japanese broadcasts said six Superfortresses participated in the Anshan raid. Nippon propagan- dists minimized damage but pilots returning to their western China bases said black smoke covered the area, site of the Shows steel works Japan's second largest iron and steel plant. "Observed bombing results were the U. S. communique said "against moderate enemy fighter and anti-aircraft opposition." Japanese broadcasts said smal- ler flights of B-29s raided the Dairen area and Penhsihu, coal and cement center. Tokyo reported the evacuation ol unnecessary civilians from For mosa had been speeded up. China-based liberators sank thrri Japanese ships, including a naval vessel, in renewed China coast raid: Lt. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell an nounced yesterday. The 17 ships mentioned as tru latest victims of U. S. submarines included one escort vessel, a tank- er, a transport, four cargo-tran- sport? and ten freighters. The pre- ceding day British admiralty announced 31 Japanese vessels had been sunk by their submarines. De- struction of twelve other vessels was reported Friday and Saturday in Pacific communiques. The Weather DEPARTMENT OF COltlMCRCC WEATHER BimF.AU ABILENE AND VICINITY AND EAST TEXAS Parlly cloudy Sunday and Monday. Scattered afternoon thundrr- MiAwers extreme north portion M "WEST TEXAS rartiy cloudy with widely scattered afternoon thunder Khowei'i Sunday and Monday. TEMPERATURES HOUR 1. Sat. Frl. A.M. R7 flfl 81 Br> US ft'.! 82 SI RO T8 S3 HI 8.-. KC Hit Rt: no IM Illirh and low Icmpe Ifm ant) 78. llljch r.ntl UM year: R3 17. ftimsftl tnst nljthl! KtfH. Sunrise thin morning: f Sunsrl ionlihl: ltd 102 101 mi IfT-i AMPHIBIOUS TANKS HEAD FOR GUAM amphibious tanks head for the beaches of Guam with the troops who aro now reclaiming the first United States pos- session taken by the Japs shortly after Pearl Harbor. (AP Wircphoto from U. S. r's Greatest Offense Victorious in 100 Duels SUPREME HEADQUARTERS --E X.P IT 3L Q N A BY 'Sdriaay'f .The greatest V. S. -Army offensive since the World War smashed de- termined German counter-attacks In at least 100 duels witli huge Tiger tanks and thrust 11 miles helow captured Coutances and IS beyond St. yesterday in drives which threatened to enevelop the enemy's western defenses and were costing him dearly in manpower. The American assault had pro- gressed 21 miles since it began Tuesday, and was continuing against stiffening but unsuccessful Nazi resistance. Twin thrusts below Coutances to- ward Brehal threatened to snare at least some of the Nazis who so narrowly escaned from the Cou- tances pocket Thursday and Friday. The Brehal road junction already was under American artillery fire. The German radio began to talk of the necessity of a Whole- sale withdrawal along the entire 40-mile western wing of the inva- sion front even while the enemy making tacks oh flank near with tank forces pulled out of the static front facing the British east of Caen. "From all appearances, Lt. Gen. Omar Bradley's carefully-planned 'precision offensive1 has broken; clear through the German Seventh said Wes, Gallagher, Asso- ciated Press front-line reporter with the Anierican forces. "It may well be that the Amer- icans aro fighting and winning one of the greatest decisive battles of the he wrote. "If Hitler is unable to stop the American offen- sive soon, it may have done irrepar- able damage to the morale and strength of the Wehmacht in France." In the southernmost penetration of the fifth day of trie offensive, the Americans sent nn armored spearhead across the Tessy-Brehal I road to within about a mile of the big town of Percy, midway between the Vire river and the sen. This column was well.beyond La Tilan- diere. and patrols were reported still Farther west another tank column _sped down that road through St. Denis Le Cast, Len- gronne and Hambye to points less than four miles from Bre- hal, through which German troops were trying to escape southward. Behind the advance, American tanks, self-propelled guns and hard- slogging doughboys cleaned out pocket, after pocket of madly resist- ing Germans who had been by- passed in the first rush. 'Hie cap- tives, now 'totalling more than and increasing steadily, Included the elements of seven German divisions. German dead Uttered nearly every field and lanr. The tally of enemy tanks destroy- ed mounted to 250 claimed by American fighter-bombers nlone, and the tremendous aerial support of the American drive continued without a le'c-up despite unfavorable weather. PRO-FDR FORCES VICTORS IN TAYLOR'S CONVENTION Pro-Roosevelt faction was victo- rious from start to finish of the Taylor county Democratic conven- tion Saturday, climaxing its series of triumphs with adoption of a reso- lution endorsing all Democratic nominees from justice of the peace Reports from other Texas con- ventions are found on Fajtc 12. to president of the United States. First victory for the proa came witli selection of Dallas Scarbor- ough for convention chairman over strength, opposition forces with- drew from active combat and the meeting settled down to routine ac- ceptance of reports from pro-domi- nated committees. County Chairman James P. SUn- son presided over the first portion of tlie convention, said by party veterans to have the largest r.ttcnri- nnce of any in the county's his- tory. The district courtroom was crowded to capacity with the over- flow standing out In the hulls. Every precinct except Trent was represented. Scarborough wns nominated by C. R. Penningfon nnd W. R. Ely sec- onded it. issue of this Pennington said In his nomina- tion speech, "Is whether two hip corporations will run Taylor county or whether the people through their votes will make the decisions. This is not a matter of personalities. We want our locn! party to he straight- forward find above hock- biting and underhand work as there has been before." D. G. Bowers nominated Mc- Mnhon. but no speeches were made in hfs behalf. Vote for the two turned lively Into ft contest between Abilene nnd the rest of the county. Three of the city boxes, Butternut and Pair Park witii nme votes each, nnd! ShcHon-Webb with seven votes, were for McMahon. Court house1 was split, 3 7-11 for McMahon and 1 4-11 for Scarborough. Tlie other two. Cedar street and Orange street with six votes each, went for Scarborough. Two suburban boxes were split. Veterans clubhouse gave one vote to each and McMurry filling sta- tion box went 1 3-5 for McMahon and 1 2-5 for Scarborough. Every other box in the county voted solidly with the pros. Scarborough, in his acceptance speech, made but one direct refer- ence to the opposition Pennington I had referred to as "two corpora I tlons." After the convention had voted to make his election unani- mous. Scarborough jokingly de- clared "when the city builds its own utilities plants it will need some pootl employes and give you fellows jobs." Using bis acceptance speech as a keynote address, the chairman declared, "Tlie great- est principle of government is to Rive the majority the right to rule. Any man who would accept the position as an elec- tor and then not cast his elec- toral vote in accordance, with the conviction of the people Is an embezzler of power." Scarborough pnid tribute to trc rural rii.sf.riet when Ihn test vote lor chairmnn showed their stand. "After nil." he said, "you can't fool the tanner." "I am ififiinst the third or fourth term for any he con- tinued. "The only reason .or one now is the wnr. you fiis- charfic General Marfhall, NlmltK. Eisenhower? Then why would you cli.schnrge. the commandcr-In-chlcf? "The test of democracy will be our ability to return to nor- malcy after the war. If we nrc not suarl to do so we do not deserve sclf-Rovcrn- Sec DEMOCRATS, Page 4, 'Col. 5 Turkey Hearing Break with Axis LONDON, July teetered on the verge of nn open break with Germany and Bulgaria looked for a way out from the role of a shaky satellite tonight as new cracks opened in the Nazis' military and economic armor. Reports reached Istanbul that the Bnlgnrinn government had nsknd Germany to evacuate all German armed forces from Bulgaria, point- ing out that then: were now less than two Nazi divisions In the country, that they art? nn help tn they draw Allied bombing attacks. According tn this report. Ger- many so fnr has refused the re- Quest nn the ground tluit other satellites might make the same demand and because German pres- tlpc is invo'ved. Meanwhile the Bulgnrinns fire granting Soviet demands for con- sulates in tlie country's leading towns nnd UsimKy well-informed Amerlc.m quarters In London said that Bul- Rariti again WOK putting out peace feelers, but there was some skep- ticism of the success of such ven- tures In view of the brcnkdmvn of previous efforts along this line. Anfi-Roosevelts Call for Support MONTAGUE. July Ameriean Democratic committee of Montague county Saturday called on "nil'those who love thn Demo- cm Me pnrty nnti America" fn re- semble at every courthouse In the state within 30 days to elect delp- Kfites to nn nil-south convention to name a man to support for presi- dent. Tlie committee met after the regular county Democrat ie con- vention hnd voted to .send ddOKfltc-s to tho state convention in Dallas September 12 instructed to vole for, electors pledged, to President Hoobc-1 velt for a fourth term. Other Units Surge Ahead LONDON, Sunday, July troops yes- Icrday fought within sight of Warsaw, bombarded half-way mark in the offensive rolling along (lie road (o Berlin, while in the north other Soviet units surged across the southern Latvian border in their swift drive against the almost- encircled Nazi armies of the Baltic. Warsaw's east bank suburbs were under Soviet artillery attack. Berlin said the Russians In the north were only 20 miles from tha Gulf of Riga, fighting fiercely in the Jelgava area in their effort to complete a trap on to Germans, under Col. Georg Linde- manit. Jelgava, a strategic rail Junction and Riga, Latvian capital-port on the Baltic, both were hammered heavily by Soviet bombers Friday night, "Several enemy troop trains were smashed or burned the com- munique said, indicating that the Germans already were trying to flea Estonia and Latvia. Gen. Ivan Bagramian's first Baltic armies captured more than 200 villages in this push toward the Baltic coast, including Zagare, on tha Lithuanian-Latvian border 42 miles south of the gulf, Moscow said. Far- ther south other units closing in on Kaunas, former Lithuanian capital, captured Kormclavn, less thnn 40 miles northeast of Kaunas, which Is a German bastion protecting the road to German East Prussia. The fall of Kaunas was regarded as near. The Moscow communique announced the capture of a total of towns and villages during the day, and said the Russians attack- ing below Warsaw had completely cleared (he enemy from a. fio-mite section of the east bank of the Vistula Axis defense line before Germany itself. The cleared area was between Deblln and where the San emptied into the Vistula, 100 miles southeast of Warsaw. This indicated that Marshal Konstantin K. Rokossovsky's first Whita Russian forces were getting ready to leap the Vistula for a flanking mova on Warsaw from the south and also perhaps drive straight westward toward Germany. In southern Poland Marshal Ivan S. Lonev's first Okraine armies had hurdled the San river on a broad front in the area below the cleared sector of the Vistula river. Striking west of Przemysl, fortress ctty taken Friday, the Russians rolled on through Jawornikpolski, 22 miles beyond Prezcmysl and 103 miles from Krakow on the main invasion route to. German Silesia. The Russians also captured 100 localities southwest and south of Lwow, and 20 more west of Stanislawow in the Carpathean foothills. Allies Only 5 Of Historic Florence ROME. July 29 The final phase of the battle for Florence opened violently in the rolling hills to the south today as veteran New Zealanders of this Eighth Army drove to a point just five miles be- BERLIN ROAD ROAD TO BEHUN By The Ar-snclatcd Press. front 335 miles (measured from near Normandy front G30 miles (measured from Troarnl. front G05 miles (measured from low the historic city and the Ger- mans quickly countered every Allied thrust with strong forces of Tiger tanks. The German army south of tha Arno river was compressed into a front only 30 miles long which threatened to give way along ita entire western end and pave tha way for the fall of Florence. Eifhth Army Units crowding In on this western segment were able to maintain only minor contact with the enemy, who was forced to flee as the New Zea- landers, hammering northeast- ward from Cerbaia to the point five miles below Florence, threatened to Isolate Nazi troops remaining In an clght-mlle- wide wedge between the mouth of the Elsa river and Moiite- lupo to the east. The New Zealanders, prepared to! battle In thn summer heat by their previous victorious fighting in the deserts of Africa, cut Into the last mountain line below Florence. They sprang from a small bridgehead they had established over the Tiny Pesa river near Cerbaia. Other Eighth Army troops drove to within two miles of Empoli, 15 miles west of Florence on the south of the Arno, nnd still other units closed in on Florence from ths southeast. South Africans crossed the Greve river seven miles south of Florence below Impruneta and still other Eighth Army forces won mountain positions nine iniies southeast of the city. The final stage of the battle for Florence wns set up by the New sue will provide n.r Zealandcrs1 stno from Cerbaia made and tor equipment. The FWA. yesterday and announced by head- Bovornment ncency, will i-rovldc j quarters today _ _ui.i__i fie. iKrt DurJtitt the nt Wylie'Approves School Addition A bond Issue to construct nn addition to tl-e school was ap- proved 118 to 37 by residents of the school district In dcctlon Saturday. a special Plans for the work nre being pre- pnred by Hiiffhes mid Olds and bids will lie accepted between Aug. 15 and 20 Olds said Inst night. The building will contain three cliiss rooms, n study hall, library, offices and rest rooms. School officials said prrsent fa- cilities are Inadequate, with enroll- ment increased f.rcally since mili- tary families moved in. The bond is- will provide 516.000 fnr the school ;m additional Nazis Tighten Up Squeeze on Rebels LONDON, July fiTi Holland to the Balkans tlio Nazis have tnkon strp.s 10 n-press insur- 13 the night, Associated Press correspondent Lynn Hetnzerling from the Florence Germans holding the last ridge be- tween the New Zealanders and the cltv itself lashed out with two coun- ter-attacks each of company strength Despite heavy Eighth Army artil- lery fire the enemy put two dents In the New Zealanders' line in the St. Michele and La Romola areas, Kciu.-i and to squeeze! out the last. rDmllg them back 600 yards. ounce of cnercy lit their last mobilization, reports from the cnn-! f 6XQS tliidit said today. f The German army purcc ap- pnrrntly vvn.1; with Col. Gen. Iilmlcmnnn and Flrld Mar shal Gfii. Von Biisrh on the east- ern front reported dismissed or in disfavor. Undmjroimd reports to Czech authorities in London said the Ger- mans wore takinc nil able bodied men from nohrmla nnd Moravia Into German nrms factories or nelcli nr.li-nlrcrnft units or Todt fort building Rnncs. Authoritative Dutch quarters In London said nil of occupied Nether- lands was put under n 10 few to fiiiell unre.st alter a muv.bw of patriots were .shot for "sabo- tage and terrorism." Series E Quota DALLAS. July to- day became the first cf the ten quota" states to attain Its Series E quota for the Pitih War loan. The stale already had cxccctled. with millions to tpare, record higli over-all nnd Individual quotas. Chairman Nathan Adinns of liie Texas War Finance committee an- nounced that In topping this Im- portant group of states, Texas had parcel the 100 per cent mark In Scries E sales ns of July 29, with purchases rising to or 100.1 per cent of tho 5125 million E goal. ;
Publication: Abilene Reporter News
Location: Abilene, Texas
Issue Date: July 30, 1944


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Folate Supplementation May Delay Onset of Depression in Those at High Risk
Low levels of folate, also known as folic acid or vitamin B9, have been associated with depressive symptoms in the general population. A 2014 article by A.L. Sharpley et al. in the Journal of Affective Disorders explored whether folate has protective effects. Teens and young adults (ages 14–24) at high risk for mood disorders due to a family history of these illnesses were randomly assigned to receive either folate supplements (2.5 mg daily) or placebo for up to three months. While there were no significant differences in the percentage of young people in each group who went on to be diagnosed with a mood disorder, in the folate group there was a delayed onset of illness in those who went on to become unwell.
The Importance of Folate in Bipolar Disorder
Researchers are exploring the therapeutic potential of nutraceuticals, or nutritional treatments. Folate, also known as folic acid or vitamin B9, is one of the most important nutritional elements for mental health.
The folate found in foods such as dark leafy greens must be broken down further in order to be used in the body. Folate first breaks down into dihydrofolate (DHF), which is turned into tetrahydrofolate (THF). At the 2014 meeting of the International Society for Bipolar Disorders, researcher J.H. Baek described a pathway by which THF is turned into a form called 5,10 MTHF, which is turned into a form called 5 MTHF. 5 MTHF is important for the function of the enzyme tryptophan hydroxylase and for clearing homocysteine, an amino acid that is cardio- and neuro-toxic.
L-methylfolate, the active ingredient in the medication Deplin, is an already-broken-down form of folate that the brain can use more readily than the folate from food. L-methylfolate is converted directly to 5 MTHF, so it is effective in 15% to 35% of the normal population who have a deficiency in the enzyme MTHF reductase, which converts THF to 5 MTHF. One genetic variant (a C to T allele variation 677) that results in one type of deficiency in MTHF reductase has a 42% incidence among Asians, 34% among Caucasians, and 8% among Africans, and these individuals would benefit from l-methylfolate.
Folate and Medications for Bipolar Disorder
Certain medications lead to deficits in folate, so patients should consider taking a nutritional supplement.
The anticonvulsant drug lamotrigine inhibits the conversion of folate to DHF and DHF to THF, so folate supplementation is a good idea for those patients taking lamotrigine.
The mood stabilizer valproate inhibits the conversion of toxic homocysteine to methionine and then to s-adenosyl methionine (SAMe), which acts like an internally-produced antidepressant. Thus valproate increases homocysteine, and patients on valproate should be routinely treated with folate and vitamin B12 to help lower homocysteine levels in the blood.
Folate supplements are recommended for depressed patients who are having an inadequate response to antidepressants, since the nutrient helps antidepressants work better even when patients do not have a folate deficiency. Researcher Andrew Stoll recommends folate (1mg for women and 2mg for men). However, those patients who have one of the genetic conditions that leads to a deficiency in MTHF reductase should take l-methylfolate instead of regular folate. Researcher Mauricio Fava and colleagues showed that l-methylfolate at doses of 15mg (but not 7.5mg) was more effective than placebo in patients with unipolar depression.
Extra Folate in Those Taking L-Methylfolate Could Be Counterproductive
While the nutritional supplement folate (also known as folic acid or vitamin B9) can be useful for depression, there appears to be one instance when augmentation with regular folate could be counterproductive. In those with a transport defect associated with a MTHR (methyl tetrahydrofolate reductase) deficiency, folate can compete with l-methylfolate for uptake into the brain. Folate would thus limit the beneficial effects of l-methylfolate supplementation, which is required for this 15% of the population.
Folic Acid During Pregnancy May Lower Autism Risk
A study of 85,000 children in Norway that was recently published in the Journal of the American Medical Association showed that women who took folic acid during pregnancy were 40% less likely to have a child who developed autism.
A summary of the research by National Public Radio explained:
Folic acid is the synthetic version of a B vitamin called folate. It's found naturally in foods such as spinach, black-eyed peas and rice. Public health officials recommend that women who may become pregnant take at least 400 micrograms of folic acid every day to reduce the chance of having a child with spina bifida.
The folic acid's effect reduced the most severe cases of autism but did not seem to have an effect on the incidence of more mild forms, such as Asperger syndrome. The benefits were seen in those women who had been taking folic acid for 4 weeks before conception and continued to take the supplement during the first 8 weeks of pregnancy.
L-Methylfolate Augments the Antidepressant Effects of SSRIs in Treatment-Resistant Major Depression
The B vitamin folate has been shown to be a useful augmentation treatment for patients who are nonresponsive or only partially responsive to selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) antidepressants. Treatment with folate works even in those who are not folate-deficient at baseline.
When folate is broken down in the body by reductase enzymes, it turns into the active form L-methylfolate, and crosses the blood-brain barrier. Maurizio Fava and colleagues at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) performed two placebo-controlled, randomized studies of L-methylfolate for depression. There was significantly greater improvement when SSRIs were augmented with L-methylfolate than when they were augmented with placebo. The results were significant with the use of 15mg of L-methylfolate, but not with 7.5mg, suggesting dose-related effects. Read more


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Volume 126, Issue 5, November 2009
Broadband cluster transducer for underwater acoustics applicationsa)126(2009); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.3216911View Description Hide Description
A broadband cluster transducer, based on barrel-stave flextensional transducer technology, was designed, built, and tested in air and seawater at Defence R&D Canada—Atlantic. The design goal was to develop a transducer that exhibited a transmitting voltage response of greater than from 1 to 7 kHz and have the potential for beamsteering. Six orthogonal piezoceramic-driven class I barrel-stave transducer elements mounted on a central manifold were wired separately, allowing each to be driven individually or in combination with the other elements. The resonance modes under the following drive conditions were determined from in-air conductance measurements: each of the six elements excited individually as mass-loaded class I flextensionals, three collinear pairs driven separately as class III flextensionals, and all six elements driven in phase simultaneously. The fully-driven cluster was found to have a transmitting voltage response of greater than from 800 Hz to more than 10 kHz and its topology is amenable to beamsteering that is yet to be characterized.
Model optimization of orthotropic distributed-mode loudspeaker using attached masses126(2009); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.3212943View Description Hide Description
The orthotropic model of the plate is established and the genetic simulated annealing algorithm is developed for optimization of the mode distribution of the orthotropic plate. The experiment results indicate that the orthotropic model can simulate the real plate better. And optimization aimed at the equal distribution of the modes in the orthotropic model is made to improve the corresponding sound pressure responses.
Modified Škvor/Starr approach in the mechanical-thermal noise analysis of condenser microphone126(2009); http://dx.doi.org/10.1121/1.3212917View Description Hide Description
Simple analytical expressions of mechanical resistance, such as those formulated by Škvor/Starr, are widely used to describe the mechanical-thermal noise performance of a condensermicrophone. However, the Škvor/Starr approach does not consider the location effect of acoustic holes in the backplate and overestimates the total equivalent mechanical resistance and mechanical-thermal noise. In this paper, a modified form of the Škvor/Starr approach is proposed to address this hole location dependent effect. A mode shape factor, which consists of the zero order Bessel and modified Bessel functions, is included in Škvor's mechanical resistance formulation to consider the effect of the hole location in the backplate. With reference to two B&K microphones, the theoretical results of the -weighted mechanical-thermal noise obtained by the modified Škvor/Starr approach are in good agreements with those reported experimental ones.


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Senior (2009): | Season Stats | Started in 45 of FAU's 56 games, making 43 of those starts at third base... hit in the second spot in the order 14 times... essential part of the Owls' 2009 team... held an average above .300 for most of the season... hit .421 through the first 16 games of the year, helping FAU jump out to a 13-3 start... had four hits (career-high) twice, first against Monmouth (3/10), homering and driving in a season-high three runs... had four hits one week later against Rutgers (3/17) going 4-for-6 with two RBI and two runs ... doubled twice in an early-season game against Stony Brook (2/28)... had nine multiple-hit games on the season... stole eight bases in 11 attempts and drew 24 walks - both totals were among team leaders in each category... hit four homers and eight doubles... with a two-outs in the bottom of the ninth March 15 against FIU, Bubley hit a 3-2 pitch into the right-field gap for a game-tying double - a game FAU would win prove to allow the team a berth into the league's postseason tournament.
Junior (2008): | Season Stats | Key part of an FAU lineup that ranked among the nation's best in runs per game (8.6)...hit .370 with RISP and .333 with runners on base...stepped in and made 18 consecutive starts at third base (May 15-April 13) after senior teammate and MLB draft pick Daniel Cook was sidelined by injury...14 of those starts came in the heart of FAU's Sun Belt Conference schedule, in which Bubley hit .314 against SBC pitching...also played shortstop...went on an 11-game hit streak in March--raising his average as high as .333...hit the first of three home runs on the season against Eastern Michigan (3/2)...had a season-high three hits at South Alabama (4/5)...went 4-for-7 with two home runs and five RBI in a three-game span (April 26-May 2)...finished the year hitting .280 and drove in 14 runs.
JUCO (2006 & 2007): Played for Tim Touma at Daytona Beach CC...earned all-academic honors and was named most outstanding player...hit .302 and scored 35 runs in 38 games as a sophomore...played with FAU teammates Chris Schmitt and Barry Rooks at Daytona CC.
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This chocolate strawberry dessert recipe is part of social shopper amplification that I participated in for Collective Bias and their advertiser. I'm a member of the Collective Bias® Social Fabric® Community. I was compensated for this post, but as always, all thoughts and opinions are my own.
Fluffy Fool ~ A chocolate strawberry dessert recipe.
This parfait glass is filled with freshly whipped cream, strawberry puree, and little bites of 3 Musketeers candy bars. For a special dessert or chocolate treat, give this recipe a try!
Thanks to Collective Bias for giving me this great opportunity to work with one of my favorite chocolate candy bars, 3 Musketeers! There's something special about the fluffy nougat that makes me a little giddy. Now that they're available in bite sized portions, I love them all the more. It's like the gang over at Mars knows I'm trying to lose some weight or something. They totally hit the mark with their new line of Bites!
My hash tag catch phrase for the day will now be #EatMoreBites!
I found them while I was at Walmart over the weekend.
I don't normally peruse the candy like I do the air fresheners (don't tell me I'm the only one who does the "spray 'n sniff" test), but they had the 3 Musketeers Bites placed on an end cap near the candy aisle. I peeked around the corner and saw THIS. How could I resist?! P.S. Mars and/or Walmart, if you're reading this, it would be a genius move on your part to set up a sample table for taste testing new candy varieties when they come out. I'll even offer my free sampling services! 😉
So you may be thinking, "What the heck's up with that name… Fluffy Fool?!"
No worries, here's your answer: I like the word "fluffy" 🙂
OK, that's only partially true. I do think the word fluffy is sort of cute, but the nougat in the 3 Musketeers Bites is incredibly fluffy, and the word "fool" comes from the fact that fool is traditionally a French dessert.
In French, "fool" translates to "fouler", which means, "to mash", which is exactly what we do to the strawberries when we turn them into a puree. See? It all makes perfect sense now!
A little quick housekeeping before I give you the recipe for this delicious chocolate strawberry dessert:
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OK, are you ready to eat some of this yummi goodness? Grab your apron and I'll meet you in the kitchen. Let's get our FLUFFY FOOL on!
Looking to make more chocolate strawberry dessert recipes?
Give this one a try, too!
Citrus-Chocolate Dipped Strawberries
Items You'll Need (and Want!):
This Recipe Makes/Serves: 2
This chocolate strawberry dessert is traditional strawberry fool, packed with little pieces of 3 Musketeers Bites. Makes a light and fluffy sweet treat!
35 minPrep and Rest time (if applicable)
35 minTotal Time
- 4 ounces (about 2/3 bag) Mars 3 Musketeers Bites
- For Strawberry Puree
- 1 pound fresh strawberries, diced (or thawed from frozen)
- 1/4 cup sugar or equivalent sugar substitute
- For Whipped Cream
- 4 ounces (1/2 liquid cup) heavy whipping cream
- 2 Tablespoons sugar or equivalent sugar substitute
Use a sharp knife to cut 3 Musketeers Bites in half (optional)
Make Strawberry Puree
Hull and dice strawberries and place into a large bowl. Stir in sugar, then cover the bowl with plastic wrap and chill for 30 minutes.
Place strawberries and their juice in bowl of a food processor or blender and process until pureed. Taste for sweetness. If you want them sweeter, stir in 1 Tablespoon sugar, repeating if necessary, until desired sweetness is achieved. Makes approximately 1 1/4 cups of puree. Chill until ready to assemble the dessert.
Make Whipped Cream
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Xuzhou Concert Hall
The Xuzhou Concert Hall holds concerts and performances featuring performers from all over the world. We saw a spectacular two-hour performance by a Russian dance company. Check out the events calendar on the web site below. This could be an excellent evening activity while in Xuzhou.
Directions: Binhu Park, Xuzhou. Best way to get there is by taxi.
Website: http://www.xzconcerthall.com/
- Arts and Culture
- Music
- Theater Travel
Xuzhou Museum
During the Han dynasty, Xuzhou was the capital of the kingdom of Chu, the king being of the same bloodline as the emperor.
Most of the important artefacts in the museum's collection are those from the Han dynasty, unearthed in or around Xuzhou.
One of the most archaeologically and historically important artefacts unearthed in the tomb of the King of Chu would be the full suit of jade, bound together with fine gold wire. In Chinese this is called "jin1 lv3 yu4 yi1" and is an honour and privilege only accorded to the burial of extremely high-ranking nobility. Jade was believed to preserve the corpse and prevent it from decomposing. This particular jade suit is especially significant as it was the earliest ever jade suit (latest possible burial date was 154 BC), with the largest ever number of jade pieces used (4248 pieces) and for its high quality of jade (white and green jade from Hotan in present-day Xinjiang province).
Another notable artefact unearthed in the tomb is a leopard made of jade, also on display in Xuzhou Museum.
Admission is free, so why not? :) The museum is closed on Mondays (except for Chinese public holidays) and also on Chinese New Year Eve. Opening hours are 0900--1700, with the last entry at 1630.
Address: 101 Heping Lu
Directions: Opposite the north gate of Yunlongshan (Cloud Dragon Hill)
Phone: 86-516-83804412
Website: http://www.xzmuseum.com
- Historical Travel
- Museum Visits
- Archeology
Baby Terracotta Warriors
During the Han dynasty, Xuzhou was the capital of the kingdom of Chu, the king being of the same bloodline as the emperor. Along with the famous Qin dynasty Terracotta Warriors of Xi'an (the one that springs to everyone's mind with the phrase "Terracotta Warriors"), the Han dynasty Terracotta Warriors of Hanyangling (also near Xi'an) and the Xianyang Yangjiawan Terracotta Warriors, the Han dynasty Terracotta Warriors of Xuzhou are the 4 most archaeologically, artistically and historically important terracotta warriors unearthed so far.
Located on Shizishan (Lion's Hill) to the east of downtown Xuzhou, the official English name of this place is the "Cultural Site of Han Dynasty in Xuzhou". There're 6 different areas covered by the admission ticket: Tomb of the King of Chu, Han Dynasty Terracotta Warriors Museum, Underwater Terracotta Warriors Museum (no scuba-diving gear required here, it's not what you think!), Han Dynasty Cultural Exchange Centre etc. The 4 that I've listed are worth visiting -- skip the last one on the ticket (some ancestral hall thingy, this is a new building) and the Exhibition Hall of the Tomb of the Queen of Chu doesn't seem to be open. My favourite would be the Tomb of the King of Chu (nothing beats walking into the real thing!) and the Han Dynasty Terracotta Warriors Museum.
The tomb of the King of Chu is relatively simple. There is a long entrance pathway going down to the main burial chamber, with a few small chambers on the left and right of the entrance pathway, before you get to the main one.
One of the most archaeologically and historically important artefacts unearthed in the tomb of the King of Chu would be the full suit of jade, bound together with fine gold wire. In Chinese this is called "jin1 lv3 yu4 yi1" and is an honour and privilege only accorded to the burial of extremely high-ranking nobility. Jade was believed to preserve the corpse and prevent it from decomposing. This particular jade suit is especially significant as it was the earliest ever jade suit (latest possible burial date was 154 BC), with the largest ever number of jade pieces used (4248 pieces) and for its high quality of jade (white and green jade from Hotan in present-day Xinjiang province). The jade suit on display here is a reproduction -- the original one can be seen in Xuzhou Museum.
Another notable artefact unearthed in the tomb is a leopard made of jade, also on display in Xuzhou Museum.
Near the start of the tomb's entrance pathway are a few stalls selling souvenirs. I bought some postcards and a colour booklet with some simple descriptions of this area.
Moving on to the Han Dynasty Terracotta Warriors Museum, you will see 3 long, shallow pits with glass "boxes" over them to protect the terracotta babes inside. Unlike the Qin dynasty Terracotta Warriors which were life-size, the Han dynasty nobility decided to save on materials and time by making baby-sized ones instead. I believe these were accidentally unearthed during construction work -- there're some sections where the terracotta warriors have been intentionally left as they had been crushed by the construction. In the museum there're informative displays about the history and such of the Han dynasty and the terracotta warriors here. Limited English captions available.
The "underwater" terracotta warrior pits were unearthed, cleaned out, and then had a building constructed over them, then the water around them pumped in again. This is apparently because the site was originally a big pool of water anyway, so all the water from unearthing the other sections had to find somewhere to go to...
In the Han Dynasty Cultural Exchange Centre are a collection of stone carvings which were unearthed here. Many were originally decorative parts of buildings, depicting festivities, auspicious animals, legendary deities, farming life etc.
Sadly, I'd say they're very under-promoted considering their historical and archaeological value. Most foreign travellers only know of the Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an, but not of these ones in Xuzhou. In fact, I don't think many foreigners even know of Xuzhou as a potential sightseeing city! Even our CouchSurfing host, a couple who had been teaching here for some time, hadn't even heard of its existence. On the other hand, we visited during the Qingming Festival holiday and yet the place wasn't crowded at all. If this is the amount of (Chinese) visitors during a Chinese public holiday, I wonder if it gets much in the way of visitors at all, throughout the year.
When I went, the admission price is 60 RMB, student price 30 RMB. Currently on the website the admission price is 80 RMB, so I suppose it has increased. I would say that 60 RMB is pretty reasonable and this should definitely be the No.1 stop for any sightseeing in Xuzhou -- whether it's worth 80 RMB or not, I'll leave you to decide. I could easily allow for half a day here.
Address: 1 Bingmayong Lu
Phone: 86-516-83566263 / 83167053
Website: http://www.hwhjq.com
- Historical Travel
- Museum Visits
- Archeology
Han Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses Museum
The Xuzhou Museum of Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses of the Han Dynasty should not be missed if you're coming to Xuzhou. Although not as famous as the Qin Terra Cotta Warriors in Xi'an, these figures were in relatively good condition when they were unearthed in the 1980's. But their sizes are much smaller than the life-size ones in Xi'an. Most of the figures are still preserved in the channels in the ground where they were discovered and some are displayed in the museum gallery. The museum gallery also provides extensive descriptions of these figures and how they help to understand the history and culture of the Han Dynasty. Photos of the site before the discovery and the unearthing process are also presented. The museum is part of the cultural attractions at Xuzhou's Lion Hill. Admission tickets to this museum are 20 yuan each.
Address: Lion Hill, Xuzhou
Directions: Located in the Lion Hill area on Xuzhou's east side. Served by many bus routes from the city center, including routes 5 and 605. Also accessible by taxi.
- Historical Travel
- Museum Visits
- Archeology
Tomb of the Chu King
The ancient tomb of the Chu King of Han Dynasty is located on Xuzhou's east side, part of the attractions at the Lion Hill. You will get to walk into the excavation site, which is below ground where it is a little soggy and dark. You will see some large artifacts, tools, along with the tomb of the king. The excavation site is enclosed by a building. Admission tickets are 25 yuan each.
Address: Lion Hill, Xuzhou
Directions: Many bus routes from the city center serve the Lion Hill area, including routes 5 and 605. Also accessible by taxi.
- Archeology
- Museum Visits
- Historical Travel
Xuzhou Museum
This museum presents the history of the Xuzhou area, including lots of interesting things from the Han Dynasty. It has eight permanent exhibition halls and one temporary exhibition hall, in which over 1,000 cultural relies are displayed.
Directions: Across the street from the entrance to Yunlong Mountain. Downtown Xuzhou.
- Historical Travel
- Archeology
- Museum Visits
Yunlong Mountain
Yunlong Mountain, which translates into "dragon in clouds", is popular attraction in Xuzhou. The mountain is actually made up of nine hills and looks like a dragon, hence its name. You will find some beautiful and ancient temples within this mountain. This mountain is not to be missed if you're visiting Xuzhou.
Directions: Southern part of Xuzhou, accessible by several bus routes from the train station as well as taxi.
- Family Travel
- Mountain Climbing
- Hiking and Walking
Traditional Houses, Yards
In Xuzhou there are some preserved traditional Chinese houses with courtyards. These houses are open for tourists. You can see how people (not ancient people, but people from the 1800's to maybe as late as the 1970s) lived.
Directions: Near downtown Xuzhou.
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Huaihai Campaign Museum
The Huaihai Campaign Museum offers a look at the history of the campaign. It has some old photographs, writings, as well as displays featuring Chinese tanks, trucks, soldiers at war. It also has some nice Chinese paintings.
Directions: Monument to Huaihai Campaign Martyrs park
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Panegyrics by Leaders
Along a wall next to the monument you will see panegyrics by leaders. This one shown in the picture is by former president Jiang Zemin. A lot of writings and lists of names on the walls -- all in Chinese. May not be too interesting for visitors who can't read Chinese.
Directions: Monument to Huaihai Campaign Martyrs park.
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Monument to Huaihai Campaign Martyrs
This monument offers a little history of the area, especially during the Huaihai Campaign when a lot of Chinese soldiers died. The park highlights the history, the battles, the victims and casualties, of this fairly important event for this area. Park located roughly on the south side of Xuzhou.
Directions: From the train station, there are a lot of buses that go to or pass through the park. Bus #11 (the double-decker bus) I can remember passes through there.
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