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Correlation between intensity ratings of trigeminal stimuli (measured in estimation units) and nasal airflow (measured by rhinoresistometry). Intensity ratings and nasal airflow data were normalized (difference between measurements obtained after drug administration and at baseline). A significant correlation was found (r24=0.48, P=.02).
Temmel AFP, Quint C, Toth J, Herneth A, Hummel T. Topical Ephedrine Administration and Nasal Chemosensory Function in Healthy Human Subjects. Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 1999;125(9):1012-1014. doi:10.1001/archotol.125.9.1012
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To investigate dose-related effects of ephedrine on olfactory function in healthy subjects.
Placebo-controlled, randomized, double-blind study.
Drug effects were assessed using olfactory and trigeminal psychophysical measures (intensity ratings, odor discrimination, butanol and formic acid thresholds); nasal patency was assessed by means of anterior rhinoresistometry. The investigation was performed in 24 healthy volunteers; subjects were assigned to treatments A, B, or C (3 groups with 8 subjects each; 4 women and 4 men per group). All subjects received either placebo or ephedrine in both nostrils; group A subjects received placebo, and group B and C subjects received ephedrine in dosages of 0.12 and 0.24 mg, respectively.
Treatment with ephedrine produced a tendency toward an increase of nasal airflow. However, during the time of observation there was no significant difference between effects produced by the 2 dosages. Ephedrine had no systematic effect on measures of olfactory function. The only significant correlation to the nasal airflow was found for perceived intensity of the trigeminal stimuli, which increased with increasing flow.
Ephedrine appeared to have neither negative nor major positive effects on intranasal chemosensory function in healthy subjects. This indicates that ephedrine may be used as a decongestant in studies on olfaction.
EPHEDRINE IS routinely used in the treatment of acute rhinitis and sinusitis and in examinations of the nose as a topical decongestant. It is an α- and β-adrenergic agonist that may also enhance release of norepinephrine. Similar to other decongesting agents, it has been shown to significantly reduce congestion of the nasal cavity when applied intranasally.1,2 Ephedrine is also known for its relatively short duration of action, which may last 3 to 6 hours. Like other over-the-counter medications for the treatment of nasal congestion, this drug is used extensively.3 However, so far no systematic study has investigated its effects on human chemosensory function. In addition, it is unclear whether ephedrine itself produces olfactory dysfunction.4 Such possible side effects might be due, for example, to either direct toxic effects of the administered spray or the decreased mucosal blood flow itself, which in turn might interfere with inflammatory defense mechanisms, leaving the mucosa relatively less well protected.1
Thus, we tried to find an answer to the question of whether ephedrine influences olfactory and trigeminal sensitivity in healthy subjects.
The study was designed as a placebo-controlled, randomized, double-blind investigation. It was performed according to the Declaration of Helsinki on biomedical research (Tokyo amendment). Subjects gave written informed consent.
A total of 24 volunteers participated (12 women and 12 men; mean age, 27 years [range, 21-35 years]). The mean weight was 65 kg (range, 55-92 kg) and mean height was 171 cm (range, 159-191 cm). All subjects were in excellent health as established by a thorough physical examination and a detailed history. None of the subjects had acute rhinitis or a history of chronic nasal disease. None of the subjects took any medication except for contraceptives. Subjects were advised to not drink alcohol on the evening before commencement of measurements, to get sufficient sleep, and to not eat or smoke or drink anything other than water 1 hour before measurements. Before the session, subjects were acquainted with the experimental procedures. To control possible circadian influences,5 all sessions took place at the same time of day (±2 hours). The whole testing procedure lasted about 120 minutes.
Subjects were randomly assigned to treatments A, B, or C (3 groups with 8 subjects each, consisting of 4 women and 4 men). Two sprays each of either placebo or ephedrine were applied to the left and right nostrils 15 minutes before the second session started (baseline measurement was the first session). Subjects in group A received placebo, group B and C subjects received ephedrine in dosages of 0.12 mg and 0.24 mg, respectively; the dosages compare with those recommended with common decongestants.
Active anterior rhinoresistometry was assessed by means of a computer-assisted online system (Rhinoresistometer model RRM 1000; Stimotron Medizinische Geräte GmbH, Leipzig, Germany). Sponge nozzles were used to keep the pressure measuring tube in place. A small, transparent anesthetic-type mask was used. The rhinomanometer was routinely calibrated every day before the first measurement. Recording was performed in sitting subjects while they were breathing in a slow, regular fashion.5
Psychophysical testing of olfactory function was performed by means of penlike odor-dispensing devices (Sniffin' Sticks).6
Odor identification was assessed using 16 different odors. Subjects had to identify the odor using a multiple-choice form with 4 items. Odor discrimination was performed for 16 triplets of odorants. While 2 pens of each triplet contained the same odorant, subjects had to determine which of the 3 pens smelled different. Odor thresholds were assessed for butanol7; dilutions in water were established with a ratio of 1:2 starting at a 4% solution. Using a triple-forced-choice paradigm, thresholds were determined by means of a single staircase method. Similar to the odor discrimination task, 3 odor pens were presented to the subjects, 2 of which contained solvent and the other the odorant in a certain dilution. Subjects then had to indicate the pen that smelled different. Triplets were presented in ascending concentrations approximately every 20 seconds, until subjects had correctly identified the odorant in 2 successive trials. This triggered a reversal of the staircase. Then odors were presented in descending concentrations until the odor was no longer identified. From a total of 7 reversal points, the mean of the last 4 reversals was used as the threshold. Subjects received no immediate feedback regarding the accuracy of their decision.
Intranasal trigeminal sensations were examined by the filter paper strip method introduced by Roseburg et al,8 using formic acid. As with butanol thresholds, thresholds for formic acid were assessed by means of a single staircase. However, formic acid was presented on filter paper soaked with different concentrations of formic acid dissolved in water. Eight dilutions of formic acid were presented. The lowest concentration was 0.098% vol/vol, the highest concentration was 12.5% vol/vol.
Intensity ratings of formic acid were performed in relation to the subjects' thresholds; that is, subjects rated the intensity of formic acid solutions 4 times the concentration for which thresholds had been established. Subjects used visual analog scales of 10-cm length. The left-hand end was defined as "no sensation," and the right-hand end as "extremely intense sensation."9
Statistical analyses were performed by means of SPSS for Windows 8.0 (SPSS Inc, Chicago, Ill). For data normalization, differences were computed between measurements performed after drug administration and at baseline. All parameters were submitted to analyses of variance (between-subject factor "drug" df=2/21) with Bonferroni post hoc multiple comparisons. In addition, Pearson correlational analyses were performed to examine whether measures of chemosensory function changed in relation to changes of nasal airflow. The α level was set at .05.
Administration of ephedrine resulted in a tendency toward higher nasal airflows (F=3.03, P=.07). Saline placebo produced a mean increase of flow by 3%, single administration of ephedrine (0.12 mg) increased the flow by approximately 9%, 2 sprays (0.24 mg) increased the flow by approximately 5%.
None of the measures of intranasal chemosensory function was affected by administration of ephedrine or placebo (odor discrimination: F=0.78, P=.47; odor threshold: F=0.73, P=.49; trigeminal threshold: F=1.87, P=.18; trigeminal intensity ratings: F=0.78, P=.47). The subjects' ability to identify odors was found to be identical before and after drug administration (Table 1).
A significant correlation between measures of intranasal chemosensory function and nasal airflow was only observed for intensity ratings of formic acid (r24=0.48, P=.02; Figure 1).
This study provided the following major findings: (1) Ephedrine produced a tendency toward an increase of nasal airflow, although this increase is clinically not relevant, because it is a change below 30%.10 (2) Ephedrine did not significantly change olfactory or trigeminal function as assessed by means of odor identification, odor discrimination, butanol and formic acid thresholds, and intensity ratings of trigeminal stimuli. (3) Of all measures of intranasal chemosensory function, only intensity ratings of formic acid stimuli were correlated with measures of nasal airflow.
Administration of ephedrine produced a tendency toward an increase in nasal airflow (P=.07). However, the higher dose did not produce a larger effect than a single spray of ephedrine. One reason for this finding may be the short observation period. If it had been longer, it may be assumed that the effect of the lower dose of ephedrine might have worn off earlier than that of the higher dosage. Another reason might simply be found in a ceiling effect present at a dosage of 0.12 mg. Also, as none of the subjects had any mucosa-related problem, this ceiling might have been reached with a lower dose than, for example, in patients with nasal sinus disease.
Despite the effect on nasal airflow, ephedrine had no effect on chemosensory function. Only formic acid intensity ratings exhibited a correlation with nasal airflow. These results compare with recent findings reported by Hummel et al11 using oxymetazoline as the decongestant. Why was that so? It appears that the improved patency of the nasal cavity itself might have contributed to the increase in the ratings. It has been shown in a controlled study that external nasal dilators affect odor intensity rating12; this was interpreted in terms of a "perceptual constancy model," where a decrease in nasal resistance decreases perceived sniff vigor, which in turn produces an increase in perceived odor intensity. This may also apply to the use of nasal decongestants that increased the perceived intensity of the trigeminal stimulus, but had only a small effect on other, possibly less biased measures of chemosensory function. In other words, because ephedrine exerted its effects on the one measure that was probably most confounded by expectations and beliefs of the subject, it may be assumed that the observed effect was not related to sensory changes but to changes in the subjects' response bias.
Another reason for the changes of trigeminal intensity ratings might be that subjects were offered only 1 scale to rate trigeminal intensity. Considering the "halo-dumping" effect,13 it is possible that the increased patency contributed to the increased ratings of odor intensity. However, the increase of trigeminal intensity ratings may also relate to the changed pattern of airflow through the nose. If the nasal volume increases, the flow gets less turbulent and fewer molecules will reach the olfactory epithelium in the roof of the nasal cavity. The largest portion of nasal airflow passes the nasal cavity below the lower turbinate.10 Because trigeminal chemoreceptors appear to exhibit a high density in the anterior portion of the nasal cavity,14 this change of airflow pattern may favor the activation of an increased number of trigeminal chemoreceptors, which in turn might result in an increase of intensity ratings.
Ephedrine exerted no dose-related changes on chemosensory sensations, although it increased nasal volume. As this study was performed in healthy subjects with little mucosal discharge, it can be assumed that ephedrine had access to large portions of the olfactory epithelium. However, studies performed by means of gamma camera scans15,16 and endoscopic photography17 indicate that even in healthy subjects a large portion of a nasal spray is deposited in the anterior nasal cavity.
In conclusion, this study revealed that ephedrine has neither negative nor major positive effects on intranasal chemosensory function. Therefore, this drug appears to be suited as a decongestant for studies on olfaction.
Accepted for publication March 11, 1999.
Reprints: Andreas F. P. Temmel, MD, Universitätsklinik für Hals-, Nasen-, Ohrenheilkunde, Universität Wien, AKH Wien, Währinger Gürtel 18-20, A-1090 Wien, Austria (e-mail: email@example.com).


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TouringPlansTV: Disney's BoardWalk Inn Resort – Part One + Video
Welcome back to TouringPlansTV!
Today, I'm giving you an overview of my FAVORITE resort at Walt Disney World:
I'll be delving into the resort's theme, rooms, room views and transportation.
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TouringPlansTV: Part 2 – Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge + Video
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Me too!
In this video, I'll be discussing the pools, restaurants and amenities.
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How to Make a Disney World Vacation Affordable
It's true that a Walt Disney World Vacation isn't cheap. It's one of the complaints you hear the most and is a big hurdle for families and individuals eager to experience the magic but must keep to a budget. But a Disney World Vacation may not be as out of reach as some might think! The price tag attached to the ultimate vacation destination can be significantly less if you know a few tips and tricks and money-saving strategies. So read on to learn how to make a Disney World Vacation affordable for you and your family.
Make Your Disney Visa Work For You
I applied for a Disney Rewards Visa Card from Chase several years ago, and I love it! It was free to apply, there's no annual fee, and if you accept another cardholder's recommendation, they get a Disney gift card and so do you. Cardholders also earn 1% in reward dollars and enjoy discounts and perks at a Disney Store, DisneyStore.com, and at the Disney Parks.
A Disney Rewards Visa Card can help you pay for your vacation if you can make the card work for you. For instance, I use my card to pay for the majority of my daily purchases, but immediately pay off what I charge to avoid accumulating debt or interest. Then, throughout the year, I allow my reward dollars to accumulate to apply towards the cost of my resort, tickets, or Annual Pass. It's great knowing that each tank of gas or bag of groceries is helping to trim down my vacation costs; and of course, the card's discounts help with those costs too.
Visit During the Off-Season
One of the best ways to save on a Disney World Vacation is to visit during the off-season. When the crowd levels drop, so do the rates for airfare, the resorts, and even park tickets due to Disney World's new tiered ticket system. Seriously, a Disney World Vacation in the off-season may be half the price of the same vacation in July. But how do you know just when the off-season is? A good rule is to avoid the summer months and holidays; but for the rest of the time, the best source is the TouringPlans Crowd Calendar.
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TouringPlansTV: Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge Resort – Part One + Video
Today's episode of TouringPlansTV features Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge Resort! This is located in the Animal Kingdom park area of Walt Disney World.
In Part One, I'll be discussing the resort's theme, rooms, room views and transportation.
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TouringPlansTV: Disney's Wilderness Lodge Resort Part 2 + Video
Welcome back to TouringPlansTV!
Today is Part 2 of Disney's Wilderness Lodge Resort. I'll be discussing Dining, Transportation and Amenities.
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TouringPlansTV: Disney's Wilderness Lodge Resort + Video
This week's episode of TouringPlansTV is all about Disney's Wilderness Lodge Resort. This is located in the Magic Kingdom area of Walt Disney World.
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TouringPlansTV: Kilimanjaro Safaris Ride-Through at Disney's Animal Kingdom + Video
Not only will I be giving you deets on Kilimanjaro Safaris (found at Disney's Animal Kingdom), but I will be providing you with both a short and long video featuring the attraction.
This is where we need your help: Which version do you like better? Shorter glimpses of the attraction or longer ride-throughs? Does Angela blab too much? Let me know!
We at TouringPlans.com strive to provide viewers with the information and footage YOU want to see. Let us know your thoughts in the comments, or "like" your favorite video on our YouTube page.
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Family-Friendly Favorites at Epcot's 2016 Food and Wine Festival
Last week, we took a look at every new item at the 2016 Epcot International Food and Wine Festival, but it's always hard to resist trying our longtime festival favorites again first thing. This week, we'll take a look at 15 family-friendly festival favorites (yes, even kids will like many of these options!) to see if they're just as good as we remember. I took a stroll at dinnertime one evening just after festival opening to try a few dishes I recommended in my preview post, plus a few more that always seem to be the most popular dishes of the festival. I've included a quick summary at the bottom of this post, with my take on whether each of these dishes is a skip/maybe try/must-do, as well.
The Dishes
The pulled pork here can sometimes be a little dry, but on my visit, it was perfectly succulent, very savory, with a little punch of sweet from the pineapple chutney. The spicy mayo isn't really very spicy, but it does help keep the whole slider together. You'll only get about five bites out of the sandwich this year, with a lot of bread in there, but it's just as solid a pick as in previous years.
- Patagonia: Grilled Beef Skewer with Chimichurri Sauce and Boniato Puree ($5.75)
I've always found this to be a solid pick, as most everyone loves food on a stick, and while it sounds kind of scary with the boniato puree and the chimichurri, these are flavors that many are familiar with and happy to sample. The beef on this year's skewer was tender and nicely grilled without being dried out, with the starchy puree (think: mashed potatoes) helping round out the bite and give a bit more richness to the whole plate. The chimichurri is packed with garlic, cilantro, parsley, and a little bit of a peppery kick – you'll want it slathered over every bite, it's that good. Chefs at the Patagonia booth were even offering a side of the chimichurri for guests ordering the beef empanada, as well!
- Canada: Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup Served with a Pretzel Roll ($4.75)
This dish is so famous at the Food and Wine Festival that no modifiers are necessary – it's just "The Soup". This year's portion has, once again, shrunk slightly, but it now comes with a pretzel roll (which will look familiar if you've ordered the bratwurst from the Germany booth in the past). The soup was a tad too salty for me, though still deliciously creamy and packed with a slight smokiness from the bacon inside. The pretzel roll was a little stale, but a better delivery system for the soup than a spoon, so I went with it. With the smaller portion, this was overall a bit disappointing – it's probably still going to be a super-popular option for most festival-goers, but I'd skip unless you are seriously craving it.
- Canada: "Le Cellier" Wild Mushroom Beef Filet Mignon with Truffle Butter Sauce ($7.75)
At $7.75, this is one of the most expensive food buys of the festival, and to be honest, my portion was not worth that price this year. Even during a fairly busy dinnertime visit, with fresh steaks being cooked and served every few minutes, I got a slightly tough and unevenly cooked steak (very well done on one end, medium on the other). The mushrooms and truffle sauce were as decadent as ever, earthy and savory without being too salty. This is another "skip" for me (an unpopular opinion, to be sure), but even for kids and picky eaters, there are better options for a better value out there.
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Daisy's Best Week Ever, September 15, 2016: Disney on Ice (and off ice)!
Hello, lovebugs! I hope you've had an amazing last few weeks! This week we're visiting Disney on Ice, taking a quick trip to Epcot, and finishing up with some nighttime fun at Animal Kingdom.
Now, I'm not sure if you guys will appreciate Disney on Ice. I know it wasn't very popular when I posted it on Instagram. (Did you know TouringPlans has an Instagram?? Come play with us there!) But I absolutely loved the show. We were fortunate enough to have seats right on the ice and I was ready with my camera. While I agree Frozen has been overplayed, I was just enchanted with the characters in this format. Just take a look at how pretty Elsa was in her element!
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Quick Picks for the 2016 Epcot Food and Wine Festival
It's almost Christmas… well, *my* Christmas. Epcot International Food and Wine Festival opening day is quickly approaching, and it's time to start strategizing how to tackle all of the great eats during your trip around the World (Showcase). To do that, I've made "quick pick" lists full of my favorites from past years in a few categories: classics (great for festival first-timers), dishes that are great for families with kids or picky eaters, dishes for adventurous eaters, vegetarian picks (that even carnivores will love), and of course, a few drinks. I've included new picks in some of the categories that I'm looking forward to, and also some tips and tricks for making the most of your time (and finding the shortest lines!) at the festival booths.
Classics for first-time Food & Wine Festival visitors
Hawai'i: Kalua pork slider with sweet and sour pineapple chutney and spicy mayo
This booth's menu rarely changes because it's always consistently good. Definitely stop here early in the day, as it is one of the first booths in World Showcase and lines grow quickly.
- Australia: grilled lamb chop with mint pesto and potato crunchies
Great walk-around finger food to enjoy while strolling Epcot. Only a few bites, but the potato chip crunchies make this a fun take on a classic dish.
- Hops & Barley: New England lobster roll
A consistent favorite, usually heavy on the lobster and served on a heavenly butter-grilled bun
- Farm Fresh: Loaded Mac & Cheese with pepper bacon, cheddar cheese, and peppers
Who doesn't like mac & cheese, especially when it has bacon and other toppings? This can be a lighter portion, but one that nearly everyone will enjoy
- Belgium: beer-braised beef with smoked gouda mashed potatoes
The beer-braised beef returns this year with a new presentation (no more potato leek waffle). This booth can be a little slow, depending on how many are ordering sweet waffles (made to order), but it's worth the wait for this dish.
Mexico: Mexican chocolate flan
Mexico is always a must-stop for desserts for me – every year they make something slightly different, but always tasty, and this flan is sure to fit that pattern. A great stop for the very end of the night, when this always-busy booth's line tends to be shorter.
- Chocolate Studio: liquid nitrogen chocolate almond truffle with warm whiskey caramel
This dish debuted last year and became an instant classic for pretty much everyone. It's usually rich enough to share, and it's always a blast to watch them freeze the truffles to order.
Perfect bites for families with kids or "picky eaters"
- Germany: Schinkennudeln (baked mac and cheese with ham)
Again, who doesn't like mac & cheese? This rich dish is a variation of the baked mac and cheese found inside Biergarten, and it is just ridiculously heavenly. A good stop if you are worried Farm Fresh's version is too veggie-heavy, and usually a pretty quick line.
- Brazil: Crispy pork belly with black beans and tomato
Most kids love bacon, and this is exactly that, just with the addition of a nice stew of black bean and tomato. Full of savory flavor, this dish will be a winner for many, and bonus – there's a really cool seating area at this booth, too!
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Angel and Star Garland
By: Heidi Borchers for Inspired at Home
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Create stuffed angels and stars from brown grocery bags for a dimensional holiday garland this season. Hang this Christmas angel garland, designed by Heidi Borchers of Inspired at Home, from raffia or white yarn.
- Brown grocery bags
- Acrylic paint – gold, yellow, fuchsia, white
- Paintbrushes – ¼" flat shader, ½" flat shader
- Aleene's® Super Thick Tacky Glue™
- Scissors
- Glitter – gold, iridescent
- Fine-tip permanent black marker
- 1 (5") length ¼" wide gold metallic ribbon (per angel)
- Stuffing
- 3/16" diameter hole punch
- Raffia – white (or white yarn)
- Patterns
For 1 angel, cut 1 (6" x 9") pieces of brown bag. Transfer angel pattern and markings to 1 bag piece. Referring to photo for colors, paint angel. Let dry. Brush coat of glue on wings and halo of angel. Sprinkle gold glitter onto wet glue. Let dry. Draw eyes and mouth on angel with marker. Tie 1 gold metallic ribbon length into bow. Glue bow to angel. Let dry. Cut out angel.
Squeeze thin line of glue around edge on wrong side of design, leaving 1" unglued. With glue side down, center and press design onto remaining bag piece. Let dry. Trim excess brown bag from angel. Lightly stuff angel. Glue opening closed. Let dry. Punch holes in angel where indicated on pattern. Repeat to make desired number of angels.
For 1 star, cut 2 (8") squares of brown bag. Transfer star pattern and markings to 1 bag piece. Paint star white, up to inside pattern line (see photo). Let dry. Brush coat of glue on painted area of star. Sprinkle iridescent glitter onto wet glue. Let dry. Following gluing instructions above, assemble and stuff star. Repeat to make desired number of angels.
Cut several 8" lengths of raffia. Handling several strips as 1 for each bow, thread strips through holes in designs and tie in bows to assemble garland (see photo). For hanger, cut several 30" lengths of raffia. Handling several strips as 1 for each hanger, thread strips through hole in each end of design and knot to secure.
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I don't see that you have listed what you used for stuffing. Is it poly fill? Thanks so much for pattern. I am going to use it for my Sunday school class as a Christmas holiday project.
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Hi Hedi this Bev this is so wonderful and pretty thank you so much I am putting in near the top of my Christmas craft projects the pile is getting hi lol Thank You again Hugs Bevinfl ( Beverlee Mossman)
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Tell Us About Your Experience:
Learning from others and sharing our own experiences are excellent strategies we tend to use when making important decisions. The techniques used in finding rewarding internships are no different. Tell us about your internship and learn what previous interns had to say about their experiences interning for the NBA, Digg.com, The U.S. Coast Guard, etc.

Types of Internships:

Internships can run the gamut from financial analyst to museum educator and anything in between. Although most students tend to do internships that relate to their college major, there are many opportunities for them to do totally unrelated internships that might spark a new career interest. Engaging in career exploration is one of the most vital aspects of doing an internship. Recently I spoke to a student who completed an internship in journalism with a famous magazine in New York City last summer and was planning on interning this summer at a  nonprofit organization in Boulder, CO, where she would be helping to educate women at a domestic violence shelter. These types of internships offer hands-on experience and exposure to careers and career options that will ultimately provide the knowledge required to make an informed decision when deciding on a future career.

Networking Your Way to an Internship:

Since  networking is a vital part of career development, I often recommend that students do this when looking for an internship. When speaking with family, friends, previous supervisors, or faculty – students can ask about their learning experiences and what led them to their career in the field. College alumni networks are also good places to find people who are working in a career that you are considering. These people can not only share their individual experiences on the job, but can also let you know the types of internships they completed while they were still in college. These stories can be very valuable to you as a student and they may get you to thinking about additional career options that you may not have previously considered.

Students Share Their Stories:

Since students are very interested in what other students have done, this summer we have a group of interns at our college who will be sharing their summer internship experiences once they return to campus in the fall. I often have students ask me about  internships that other students have completed, and I find that it is often helpful for them to learn more about the experiences of others and be able to use that information to figure out how they can apply it to their own search and in choosing internships that are right for them.

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Environment Canada predicting that Wednesday will be the hottest day of the year, so far.
"There's a ridge of high pressure that's been around for a few days and it's beginning to build up bringing the high to about 34 degrees" according to Rosemary Tabory of Environment Canada.
With that the agency is issuing a heat warning for Toronto, as well as Peel, Halton, Durham, and York regions.
The city of Toronto has initiated a heat alert. That means cooling centres are open, pools are expected to stay open longer, and the Red Cross will be on the streets handing out water to the most vulnerable.
The SPCA reporting they've had 19 calls involving pets locked in cars over the last two days. Once again, Toronto police urging drivers not to leave pets or children in vehicles during the searing heat.
Air conditioners are working overtime, Toronto Hydro is asking customers to limit the strain on the grid by easing up on their electricity use. Monday's peak was about 4,100 megawatts, close to last year's record high of about 4,200 megawatts.
Environment Canada recommends keeping a lot of water around and find places to keep out of like shopping malls and general indoor facilities where there's some relief.
Symptoms of heat illness, can include
– dizziness or fainting, nausea or vomiting
– headache
– rapid breathing and heartbeat
– extreme thirst and
– decreased urination with unusually dark yellow urine.
They say if you experience any of these symptoms, immediately move to a cool place and drink liquids, water being best.


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DOD Civilian and Contractor Workforces: Additional Cost Savings Data and Efficiencies Plan Are Needed
GAO-17-128: Published: Oct 12, 2016. Publicly Released: Oct 12, 2016.
The Department of Defense (DOD) did not report all required data on military, civilian, and contracted services workforces in its February 2016 report that would demonstrate savings, as required by section 955 of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year (FY) 2013, and it estimates that by FY 2017 it will meet savings for the civilian workforce but not for contracted services....
Civilian and Contractor Workforces: Complete Information Needed to Assess DOD's Progress for Reductions and Associated Savings
GAO-16-172: Published: Dec 23, 2015. Publicly Released: Dec 23, 2015.
The Department of Defense's (DOD) September 2014 and February 2015 reports did not fully address most statutory requirements identified in section 955 of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2013. Specifically, DOD partially addressed three statutory requirements and did not address three statutory requirements. For example, DOD's September 2014 report to Congress partiall...
Bulk Fuel Pricing: DOD Needs to Take Additional Actions to Establish a More Reliable Methodology
GAO-16-78R: Published: Nov 19, 2015. Publicly Released: Nov 19, 2015.
The Department of Defense (DOD) adjusted its methodology for developing the standard fuel price for fiscal year 2016 in order to develop a more precise estimate, but the new methodology does not reflect actual market conditions or fully account for risks to the reliability of its fuel cost estimate. In July 2014, GAO found that DOD had not updated its approach to establish the standard price for f...
Military Compensation: DOD Needs More Complete and Consistent Data to Assess the Costs and Policies of Relocating Personnel
GAO-15-713: Published: Sep 9, 2015. Publicly Released: Sep 9, 2015.
The Department of Defense (DOD) has experienced an overall increase in Permanent Change of Station (PCS) per-move costs since 2001. GAO's analysis of DOD budget data shows that average PCS per-move costs, after accounting for inflation, increased by 28 percent from fiscal years 2001 to 2014. However, GAO's review of the services' annual budget materials found that the services have not reported co...
Sequestration: Documenting and Assessing Lessons Learned Would Assist DOD in Planning for Future Budget Uncertainty
GAO-15-470: Published: May 27, 2015. Publicly Released: May 27, 2015.
To implement sequestration in fiscal year (FY) 2013, the Department of Defense's (DOD) discretionary resources were reduced in approximate proportion to the size of its appropriation accounts, with the largest reductions to DOD's largest accounts, operation and maintenance. The military services' accounts absorbed about 76 percent of DOD's reduction relative to other defense accounts. In contrast...
Defense Headquarters: DOD Needs to Reassess Personnel Requirements for the Office of Secretary of Defense, Joint Staff, and Military Service Secretariats
GAO-15-10: Published: Jan 21, 2015. Publicly Released: Jan 21, 2015.
Over the past decade, authorized military and civilian positions have increased within the Department of Defense (DOD) headquarters organizations GAO reviewed—the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD), the Joint Staff, and the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force secretariats and staffs—but the size of these organizations has recently leveled off or begun to decline, and DOD's plans for...
Defense Headquarters: DOD Needs to Reevaluate Its Approach for Managing Resources Devoted to the Functional Combatant Commands
GAO-14-439: Published: Jun 26, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 26, 2014.
GAO analysis of the resources devoted to the Department of Defense's (DOD) functional combatant commands shows substantial increases in authorized positions and costs to support headquarters operations. Specifically, the number of authorized positions across the commands grew from 5,731 in fiscal year 2004 to 10,515 in fiscal year 2013. According to DOD officials, recent and emerging missions...
Defense Headquarters: Guidance Needed to Transition U.S. Central Command's Costs to the Base Budget
GAO-14-440: Published: Jun 9, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 9, 2014.
GAO analysis of U.S. Central Command's (CENTCOM) and its service component commands' data shows considerable increases in the number of authorized positions over the past decade. The Department of Defense (DOD) is planning reductions, but the extent of these reductions has not been finalized. The number of authorized military and civilian positions at CENTCOM grew about 70 percent from almost 1,59...
Defense Acquisitions: Military Services Consistently Held Required Configuration Steering Boards That Actively Reviewed Requirements Changes
GAO-14-466R: Published: May 5, 2014. Publicly Released: May 5, 2014.
In 2013, the military services held a Configuration Steering Board (CSB) to review requirements or technical configuration changes for 77 of 79 current major defense acquisition programs required to hold one by statute, approximately 97 percent. Major defense acquisition programs are those programs whose estimates exceed certain statutory dollar values as adjusted by the Department of Defense (DOD...
Defense Acquisitions: Assessments of Selected Weapon Programs
GAO-14-340SP: Published: Mar 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Mar 31, 2014.
Over the past year, the overall size of DOD's major defense acquisition program portfolio decreased, from 85 programs to 80, while the estimated cost has increased by $14.1 billion. The average time to deliver initial capability to the warfighter also increased by 2 months. The slight cost increase can be attributed to the addition of one program, the Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle. This furthe...


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By now, the narrative surrounding the recording and ultimate release of William Basinski's The Disintegration Loops has become an integral, if little known, part of post-9/11 American musical history. Basinski, the story goes, was in the process of transferring tape loops that he had made in the 1980s to digital hard disk, when he noticed that the tapes were disintegrating during the process, irreparably altering the music as it was originally recorded and permanently capturing the sound of decaying magnetic tape. The added significance of all of this is a matter of context: Basinski was transferring these loops during August and September of 2001. As he was completing the recording sessions, the World Trade Center was attacked, and Basinski watched from his rooftop in Brooklyn, The Disintegration Loops playing in the background as the Twin Towers crumbled into ash right before his eyes
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In his meditation on 9/11, Philosophy in a Time of Terror, Jacques Derrida discusses the notion of hospitality and what it means to be an unconditionally hospitable (and democratic) society: "Pure and unconditional hospitality, hospitality itself, opens or is in advance open to someone who is neither expected nor invited, to whomever arrives as an absolutely foreign visitor, as a new arrival, nonidentifiable and unforeseeable, in short, wholly other [emphasis in original]." Though Derrida is clearly talking in terms of cultural and political migration—in short, a society that is unconditionally hospitable must recognize that it has to welcome any and all guests no matter what their ideals are and no matter what their political motivations might be—it is actually quite easy to appropriate his notion of hospitality as a framework for analyzing changes in the recording and dissemination of popular music that have emerged in the near decade since 9/11.
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All of these arguments crumble in the face of The Disintegration Loops because those pieces welcome, to cite Derrida, the auditory other—the sound of imperfection, of obsolescence, of entropy. As such, Basinski's loops are perhaps the most hospitable pieces of music recorded in the digital era. Unconditionally, they welcome the emergence of their own death, and they make no attempt to sanitize, to compress—to repress?—the sound of their own decay. In fact, their very existence depends on the death of the materials used to create them. The loops are, in the purest sense of the term, impure. And Basinski, with open arms, welcomes the arrival of the impurities of his dying old tapes, ushering the outmoded and discarded into the contemporary era.
Certainly, it is possible to create music like The Disintegration Loops with any number of contemporary recording techniques. Also, to validate The Disintegration Loops solely on the grounds of authenticity—always a moving target—is slightly disingenuous, particularly given that Basinski himself did not plan for his tapes to (literally) disintegrate in his hands (let alone during 9/11). Nevertheless, listening to the The Disintegration Loops brings into stark relief, perhaps in a way that few other pieces of music do, the undeniable fact that art and the means by which art is created—whatever the medium might be—are surely subject to eventual decay. Randomness, impurity, and death are not others to life. It's quite the opposite, actually: our lives depend on them.
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