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Glenn Beck entertains 15K with 'Man in the Moon'
07/07/2013 8:07am
Glenn Beck received a warm Utah welcome for a sold-out weekend of
patriotism, history, service and politics leading up to the premiere of
his original show "Man in the Moon."
Swimmer drowns at Sand Hollow State Park
07/07/2013 8:33am
A swimmer has drowned at Sand Hollow State Park in southern Utah.
Brigham City woman dead in I-15 crash
07/07/2013 9:08am
A 57-year-old woman is dead following a crash on I-15 near the
border of Tremonton and Elwood.
Questar Gas seeks 2.5% rate increase
07/07/2013 11:48am
Questar Gas announced Monday that it is asking the Utah Public
Service Commission for a $19 million increase in its Utah general
Man involved in '88 compound standoff set to be released
07/07/2013 12:25pm
After 25 years, the man who triggered a 13-day standoff at a Utah
polygamous compound that ended with the death of a corrections
officer will be released from prison Tuesday.
Feds bar new mining claims in solar energy zones
07/07/2013 12:59pm
Federal officials have taken another step toward establishing 17 new
"solar energy zones" on public lands in the West by barring new
mining claims that could impede renewable energy development on
the sites.
Team interviews old-timers in federal battle for 12.5K rural roads
07/07/2013 1:48pm
A legal team from the state of Utah has been traveling the far reaches
of the state to film roads and record testimony in the state's legal fight
against the federal government to secure title to more than 12,000
Civil-War era roads.
Man killed by hit-and-run driver who was on drugs, police say
07/07/2013 3:34pm
A man died Saturday night after being hit while
jaywalking by a man under the influence of
drugs, police said.
Teen girl killed in rollover on I-70
07/07/2013 5:09pm
A 14-year-old Denver girl died in Utah Sunday afternoon when a car
carrying her rolled on I-70 near Green River.
Floods hit Sandy homes even after drain upgrades
07/07/2013 6:04pm
Sandy city officials said storm drains
functioned correctly after massive amounts of
rain flooded six homes Saturday night.
Was shooting on reservation murder by police or suicide?
07/07/2013 7:57pm
Utah Highway Patrol trooper Dave Swenson had his gun trained on the disabled Suzuki sedan when the teenage driver and his passenger climbed out.
Infiniti FX37 is not a car, and it's not an SUV
07/07/2013 8:51pm
Crossovers are aptly named because they're neither car nor SUV. Here's a look at one that tries to compete against both, but does best in its own crossover category.
Man with special needs hit by train, killed
07/07/2013 10:08pm
A 27-year-old man with special needs was killed Sunday when a train
hit him near the Price River.
Mudslide shuts down Alpine Loop near Sundance
07/07/2013 10:31pm
A slide of mud and rock has temporarily shut down the Alpine Loop in
American Fork Canyon. Crews are working to clean the mess up.


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Article in Young Adult Fiction, Location, Historical, and Diversity categories.
North America
- Another Shore by Nancy Bond (18th Century)
- Lyn, who works in a reconstructed colonial settlement in Nova Scotia, finds herself transported back to 1744, when the French inhabitants are at war with England.
- The Broken Blade by William Durban (18th and 19th Century)
- When an injury keeps his father from going into northern Canada with fur traders, 13-year old Pierre decides to take his father's place.
- In the Shadow of the Alamo by Sherry Garland (19th Century)
- 15-year-old Lorenzo is conscripted into the Mexican Army and finds himself in the middle of the battle for the Alamo against the Americans.
Latin America
- The Honorable Prison by Lyll Becerra de Jenkins (1950's)
- When Marta's father, a newspaper editor who persistently attacks the military dictator of their Latin American country, decides to take a moral stand, the family becomes political prisoners.
- The Ramsay Scallop by Frances Temple (14th Century)
- Elenor and Thomas, unhapy at being chosen by their families to be wed, discover love and respect for each other during a pilgrimage taking them across Europe to Spain.
Check the titles in Holocaust fiction for stories from the era of World War II.
Great Britain
- Song for a Dark Queen by Rosemary Sutcliff (England, 1st Century)
- A fictional account of the life of Boudicca, queen of the Iceni, who led British tribes in a revolt against the Romans in 62 A.D.
- Frontier Wolf by Rosemary Sutcliff (England, 4th Century)
- An inexperienced Roman army officer is sent to England as a punishment to command a group known as the Frontier Wolves.
- Black Horses for the King by Anne McCaffrey (England, 6th Century)
- Galwyn, son of a Roman Celt, escapes from his tyrannical uncle and joins King Arthur to acquire the Libyan horses that Arthur hopes to use in battle against the Saxons.
- The King's Shadow by Elizabeth Alder (England/Wales 11th Century)
- Evyn's experiences as slave to King Harold of England.
- The Winter Hare by Joan E. Goodman (England, 12th Century)
- Will's dreams of experiencing the adventure and excitement of aknight come true when, as a page at his uncle's castle, he becomes involved in a battle for control of the English throne.
- Catherine, Called Birdy by Karen Cushman (England, Middle Ages)
- Catherine knows the limitations of women in the Middle Ages, but her diary tells of her dreams of adventure and her efforts to avoid being married off until she experiences those adventures.
- The Midwife's Apprentice by Karen Cushman (England, Middle Ages)
- In medieval England, a homeless girl is taken in by a midwife and finds stability and a purpose in life.
- Quest for a Kelpie by Frances Hendry (Scotland, 18th Century)
- During the Scottish uprising against the English throne, Jeannie's loved ones are in great danger, and she must seek out the Kelpie, a Scottish spirit in the form of a horse, in the hopes of saving her family.
- The Ruby in the Smoke by Philip Pullman (England, 19th Century)
- Sally, recently orphaned, becomes involved in a deadly search for a mysterious ruby.
- Shadow in the North by Philip Pullman (England, 19th Century)
- Sally tackles the mystery surrounding the 1878 collapse of a shipping firm and its ties to the sinister North Star.
- The Tiger in the Well by Philip Pullman (England, 19th Century)
- In London in 1881, Sally finds her young daughter and her possessions assailed by an unknown enemy, while a shadowy figure involves her in his plot to defraud and exploit recent immigrants.
- Good Night, Mr. Tom by Michelle Magorian (England, World War II)
- A battered child learns to trust again when he is adopted by an old man during World War II.
- The War of Jenkins' Ear by Michael Morpurgo (England, 1950's)
- At a 1950's boarding school, Toby befriends a boy who claims to be Jesus Christ.
- Dove and Sword by Nancy Garden (15th Century)
- In this fictionalized account, Gabrielle joins her friend Joan of Arc on a pilgrimage to learn about the art of healing and to help crown the French king.
- The Burning Time by Carol Matas(16th Century)
- In a very oppressive, hysterical era, Rose's mother is accused of being a witch, and Rose is challenged with clearing her name.
- The Hunted by Peter Carter (World War II)
- In this gripping story of one soldier's efforts to save a Jewish boy from the Nazis, the quiet heroics of ordinary people caught in war come to life.
- Waiting for Anya by Michael Morpurgo (World War II)
- With German soldiers rapidly advancing on France, Jo and Benjamin devise an escape plan for Jews being hidden in the area.
- I Am Rosemarie by Marietta Moskin (World War II)
- A Jewish girl from the Netherlands manages to live through the horrors of Nazi occupation in 1940.
- Number the Stars by Lois Lowry (World War II)
- Annemarie helps shelter her Jewish friend from the Nazis during Germany's occupation of Denmark during World War II.
- Chase Me, Catch Nobody by Erik Christian Haugaard (1930's)
- On a school trip to Germany in 1937, a Danish boy becomes involved in the activities of the anti-Nazi underground.
- The Final Journey by Gudrun Pausewang (World War II)
- lice has lived hidden away with her grandparents in Nazi Germany. But they have been discovered and are now riding on a train with other Jews to an unknown destination.
- The Devil in Vienna by Doris Origel (World War II)
- A Jewish girl and the daughter of a Nazi have been best friends for years, but with the onset of World War II, they find their friendship difficult to maintain.
- The Apprentice by Pilar Molina Llorente (Renaissance)
- Working as an artist's apprentice in Renaissance Florence, Arduino makes a discovery that may cost him the chance to become a painter.
- King Matt the First by Janusz Korczak (19th Century)
- Upon his father's death, Matt becomes both an orphan and a king. His hope is for children and adults to truly understand one another, but his idealism is viewed with suspicion by others in power.
- The Man from the Other Side by Uri Orlev (World War II)
- Living on the outskirts of the Warsaw ghetto during World War II, Marek and his grandparents shelter a Jewish man from the Nazis.
- Inside the Walls of Troy by Clemence McLaren (Ancient Greece)
- A fictional account of the Trojan War, as told by Helen of Troy and Cassandra.
- The Beduin's Gazelle by Frances Temple (14th Century)
- In this sequel to THE RAMSAY SCALLOP, Etienne reaches the Middle East in 1302, where he meets an engaged couple who are separated because of warring tribes.
Northwestern Africa
- The Legend of Tarik by Walter Dean Myers (Middle Ages)
- After witnessing the annihilationh of his people by El Muerte's legions, Tarik undergoes training in order to destroy the fierce leader.
- Escape from Egypt by Sonia Levitin (Ancient Egypt / Israel)
- When Moses comes to lead the Israelites to the Promised Land, Jesse, a Hebrew slave, finds his life changed by his growing faith in God and his attraction to the half-Egyptian, half-Syrian Jennat.
- Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe (19th Century)
- Okonkwo and his family see their native ways challenged when his favorite son converts to Christianity.
South Africa
- 92 Queens Road by Dianne Case (1960's)
- As Kathy grows up in South Africa in the 1960's, she gradually learns how the Apartheid society will judge her based on her skin color.
Middle East
- Song of the Magdalene by Donna Jo Napoli (Ancient Israel)
- The story of Miriam, who grows up in ancient Israel to become Mary Magdalene.
- After the War by Carol Matas(1940's)
- Having survived the Holocaust, Ruth is recruited by the Jewish underground to help smuggle children into Palestine.
- The Garden by Carol Matas (1940's)
- In this sequel to AFTER THE WAR, Ruth and her friends are struggling for the formation of a Jewish state.
- The Lady with the Hat by Uri Olev (1940's)
- Yulek, believing he's the only member of his family to survive the German concentration camps during World War II, joins other Jews who are headed for a kibbutz in Israel, unaware that his aunt in London is trying to find him.
- Tusk and Stone by Malcolm Bosse (7th Century)
- Arjun, a member of the scholarly Brahmin class, is forced to make major adjustments in his life when he is captured and put to work as an elephant driver in the army.
- The Examination by Malcolm Bosse(15th Century)
- Brothers chen and Hong experience adventure and a secret society while traveling across the country in order for Chen to take government examinations that will determine his future.
- Rebels of the Heavenly Kingdom by Katherine Paterson (19th Century)
- After being abducted by bandits, Wang Lee is rescued from slavery gy a girl who introduces him to a secret society planning the overthrow of the Manchu government.
- Island of the Ogres by Lensey Namioka (Middle Ages)
- Kajiro, an unemployed samurai, helps solve a mystery and prevent the overthrow of a young ruler on an island in medieval Japan.
- The Samurai's Tale by Erik Christian Haugaard (16th Century)
- Taro, an orphan, is taken in by a great warlord and grows up to be a samurai fighting for the enemies of his dead family.
- Valley of the Broken Cherry Trees by Lensey Namioka (16th Century)
In medieval Japan, two samurai attempt to solve a number of puzzling mysteries, including who is mutilating the cherry trees in the valley of Lord Ohmori.
- The Revenge of the Forty-Seven Samurai by Erik Christian Haugaard (17th anbd 18th Century)
- A 14-year-old servant becomes a target of suspicion and betrayal as his master gathers a group of samurai to avenge Lord Asano's death.
- Year of Impossible Goodbyes by Sook Nyul Choi (1940's)
- Sookan survives the oppressive Japanese and Russian occupation of North Korea and later escapes to freedom in South Korea.
- Echoes of the White Giraffe by Sook Nyul Choi (1940's and 1950's)
- Sequel to YEAR OF IMPOSSIBLE GOODBYES. Sookan adjusts to life in a refugee village but hopes for the end of the civil war and the reunion of her family.
Australia and South Pacific
New Zealand
- The Champion by Maurice Gee (World War II)
- In 1943, Rex sees his quiet new Zealand village dramatically changed by the arrival of a black American soldier on leave from the war.
- [http://aries.jmrl.org/search/t?in+lane+three+alex+archer In Lane Three, Alex Archer by Tessa Duder (1960's)
- Alex struggles to overcome personal trauma and hardship as she competes with a rival for a spot on New Zealand's swimming team at the 1960 Olympics.


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Citizen Staff Reports 09/27/12
Alan Wurtzel, former CEO of Circuit City Stores, will speak about his experiences leading a consumer electronics and appliances organization on Oct. 17 at 6 p.m. at University of Richmond's Queally Hall, Ukrop Auditorium. Wurtzel joined Circuit City in 1966 as vice president of legal affairs and served as CEO from 1972-86. More recently, he has been a trustee of Virginia Commonwealth University and member of the Virginia Board of Education and State Council for Higher Education. He also served on the boards of Dollar Tree Stores and Office Depot. Wurtzel is the first speaker in the 2012-13 Robins Executive Speaker Series. The program is free and open to the public, but registration is required at http://tinyurl.com/d93jr5p.
United Methodist Family Services has won the inaugural Carol S. Fox "Making Kids Count" award from Voices for Virginia's Children. The award is named after Carol Fox, a Voices founder, long-time board member and tireless advocate for children. The award is given in recognition of exemplary efforts to better the lives of Virginia's children. Winners will be honored at an evening reception on Oct. 23 at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden.
Lindsey Floyd, of Richmond, has joined Rappaport Retail Brokerage as a leasing and brokerage representative specializing in the Richmond retail real estate market. Formerly with Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer, Floyd's tenant representation clients currently include Jimmy John's, Verizon, Smoothie King and The Little Gym. She also handles landlord representation, pre-development leasing and land sales.
Sonic Drive-In has launched Limeades for Learning, a five-week program that puts Sonic donation dollars in the hands of voters to support public schools. Sonic has partnered with DonorsChoose.org and the program allows the public to vote online at http://www.limeadesforlearning.com for their favorite public school classroom projects and direct more than a half million dollars in Sonic donations. Anyone with a valid email address can vote online once per day. In addition, customers can visit their local Sonic and receive two extra votes via special bag stickers with any purchase.
Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer has announced the sale of 1600 Willow Lawn Dr. in Henrico. FM1 LLC purchased the approximately 5,000 square foot office property from Feed More, Inc. for $550,000 as an investment. John G. Myers, Jr. of Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer handled the sale negotiations on behalf of the seller.
Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer has announced the sale of an office condominium located within Springfield Professional Center at 4424 Springfield Rd. in Henrico. Seltzer Realty LLC purchased the approximately 1,900 square foot condo from Stuart Kirkland for $237,000 and will operate their business, Groundforce IT, at this location. Mac Wilson of Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer handled the sale negotiations on behalf of the seller.
Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer has announced the sale of the former Friendly's restaurant property located at 10601 Patterson Ave. in Henrico. SDC I Patterson LLC, an affiliate of Morgan Property Group based in Charlotte, NC, purchased the approximately 3,573 square foot building from O ICE LLC for $1,125,000 as an investment. Bruce Bigger of Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer handled the sale negotiations on behalf of the seller.
Dog rescued, no one injured in Northside townhouse fire
Citizen Staff Reports 03/27/2017 Public Safety
MAR. 27, 11 A.M. – No one was injured by a townhouse fire that occurred early Monday morning in the 200 block of Knightsmanor Court, near the intersection of Azalea Avenue and Richmond-Henrico Turnpike.
The first Henrico Fire officials were on scene in less than four minutes and found heavy smoke and flames coming from the two-story townhouse. Firefighters from the first-arriving fire engine and ladder truck made their way to the townhome involved in fire and searched for victims through high heat and reduced visibility. > Read more.
Walk, ceremony to observe Crime Victims' Rights Week
Citizen Staff Reports 03/27/2017 Government
In observance of National Crime Victims' Rights Week (April 2-8), and to honor victims of crime in Henrico County and raise awareness about crime victims' rights and issues, Henrico County Victim/Witness will hold a commemorative ceremony and informative walk April 5. > Read more.
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Richmond OB-GYN, an obstetrics and gynecology provider of Bon Secours Richmond Health System, will open a new office at Bon Secours Heart and Vascular Institute building in Henrico County. The building, which serves as an extension of Bon Secours St. Mary's Hospital, is located in Reynolds Crossing at Forest and Glenside Avenues. The practice opened for patients March 21.
Alice Hirata, M.D., joined the Bon Secours Medical Group and is now part of the physician team at Richmond OB-GYN, where she will help to establish a midwifery practice at St. Mary's Hospital. > Read more.
Sports Backers, Markel announce partnership for half marathon
Sports Backers announced recently a new three-year partnership with Markel, making the Innsbrook-based insurance provider the new title sponsor of the Markel Richmond Half Marathon. The race, now in its 10th year, is part of the Anthem Richmond Marathon weekend Nov. 11, which also features the VCU Health 8k.
Known as 'American's Friendliest Marathon' and celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2017, the Anthem Richmond Marathon and companion races annually draw participants from all 50 states and dozens of countries around the world. > Read more.
Local, state races beginning to take shape
Citizen Staff Reports 03/24/2017 Government
Candidates for several local and state races are emerging, as both the Henrico Republican and Democratic parties finalize their nominating processes.
In Henrico, a number of candidates are expected to pursue the Brookland District seat on the Board of Supervisors during a special election in November. (The seat opened when longtime Republican board member Dick Glover died at 82 in February). The winner of that election will serve the remainder of Glover's term, which expires at the end of 2019. > Read more.
Villa's Flagler Housing wins national NAEH award
St. Joseph's Villa's Flagler Housing & Homeless Services was one of three entities to earn the National Alliance to End Homelessness' Champion of Change Award. The awards were presented Nov. 17 during a ceremony at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.
NAEH annually recognizes proven programs and significant achievements in ending child and family homelessness.
Flagler completed its transition from an on-campus shelter to the community-based model of rapid rehousing in 2013, and it was one of the nation's first rapid re-housing service providers to be certified by NAEH. > Read more.
RIR's Christmas tree lighting rescheduled for Dec. 12
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Entertainment Dec. 12 will be provided by the Laburnum Elementary School choir and the Henrico High School Mighty Marching Warriors band. Tree decorations crafted by students from Laburnum Elementary School and L. Douglas Wilder Middle School will be on display. Hot chocolate and cookies will be supplied by the Henrico High School football boosters. > Read more.
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Posted on 01/23/2013 2:45:57 AM PST by cricket
Interesting article and conclusions per 'chicken/egg' antidote/warning from London based, Dr.David Healy:
[I predict then the outcome of more school screenings for mental illness will be more mass killings, even if the guns are taken away and the mass killings are not done with guns.]
(Excerpt) Read more at wnd.com ...
In an exclusive in-person interview in New York City with WND, London-based Dr. David Healy criticized pharmaceutical companies that have made billions of dollars marketing Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors, known as SSRIs.
Psychotropic drugs prescribed for school children cause violent behavior, Healy stated.
Healy insisted the problem today is that doctors working with schools to control the behavior of children are inclined to prescribe SSRI drugs without serious consideration of adverse consequences.
We are giving drugs to children who are passing through critical development stages, and as a society we are really conducting a vast experiment and no one really knows what the outcome of that will be.
WND contended that putting more mental illness screening into schools would actually increase the incidence of school shootings, not reduce the violence.
He sees a propaganda campaign being conducted in the
If school children are screened for mental illness problems, this presumably will lead more medical doctors to put more students on more pills, he said.
SSRI drugs covered in the sortable database include Prozac (fluoxetine), Zoloft (sertraline), Paxil (paroxetine), Celexa (citalopram), Lexapro (escitalopram) and Luvox (fluvoxamine).
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2013/01/top-psychiatrist-meds-behind-school-massacres/#avpr5XAst41OXpay.
Great article
Interesting article.
Of course, the Liberal MSM will not cover the possible mental illness/pychiatric drug issue with Lanza
And you can be sure the usual "You're a liar if you deny Sandy Hook didn't happen" and/or "WND is WorldNutDaily" posts will come soon from our esteemed PhonyCon Liberal friends who will take a few minutes away from their "Teen Mom" marathon on MTV to chime in on this
Turned out that my extreme fatigue and lethargy was not due to depression, but a hormonal imbalance and low-grade infection from an ovarian tumor.
Medicine will continue to be a hit-and-miss sport unless doctors endeavor to treat the source of an illness instead its symptoms.
I worked in an Air Force help desk atmosphere back around ten years ago. We had a young female IT airman arrive...who had bizarre behavior and I (a retired NCO and a contractor) questioned how she could hold a security clearance. After a month or two...it was common knowledge that she was being given the maximum amount of Prozac per her weight.
For two years, I watched incident after incident that should lead people to question her stability. A new boss of hers decides to use her weight problems and put her out of service. That was the only way that she was going away....otherwise, she would still be around today.
My general opinion is that either the Prozac pushed her along to do a lot of stupid things, or it kept her from doing even more things. Either way....she should not have been around.
This meds game....I think....is jeopardizing the public into believing that nutty people can be made safe via some drugs. I just don't believe it anymore.
I think an awful lot, perhaps too much, of most Doctors' continuing education comes not from reading journals and papers, but from the drug company representatives that come round to see them frequently (with scads of sample pills to boot).
A nation of kids living on the planet Miranda.
Another failed progressive idea.
Is your child a latent Reever?
Does anybody know?
these kids arent crazy because of what they take, they are crazy because of what they dont have
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You mean those doctors who have their office decorated ceiling to floor with the names of their favorite drugs? oh no they are only going to give the drugs to people who need them. /s
The SSRI's are not the only problem. The real problem is the atypical antipsychotics. If you look at all the drug company settlements, they pay off the parties suing them and admit no guilt. Then they just keep on selling them.
One side effect that people don't realize is that SSRI's block a person's ability to pray. I work with people teaching them how to meditate, which is really just extensive prayer. I perform a simple test to demonstrate to an individual the effect of their change in perception as a result of their prayer. It's like taking the tuning knob off the radio and saying "This is the only station you can listen to!"
People who are on the SSRI's do not have the ability to change their consciousness up or down. The same drugs that blocks an individual's ability to fall to lower levels and experience the depression or overwhelming fear also blocks a person's ability to raise their consciousness toward experiencing the joy of the higher realms in prayer and meditation.
List of atypical antipsychotics
The following are approved and marketed in various parts of the world:
Amisulpride (Solian)
Aripiprazole (Abilify)
Asenapine (Saphris)
Blonanserin (Lonasen)
Carpipramine (Prazinil)
Clocapramine (Clofekton)
Clotiapine (Entumine)
Clozapine (Clozaril)
Iloperidone (Fanapt)
Lurasidone (Latuda)
Mosapramine (Cremin)
Olanzapine (Zyprexa)
Paliperidone (Invega)
Perospirone (Lullan)
Quetiapine (Seroquel)
Remoxipride (Roxiam)
Risperidone (Risperdal)
Sertindole (Serdolect)
Sulpiride (Sulpirid, Eglonyl)
Ziprasidone (Geodon, Zeldox)
Zotepine (Nipolept)
Do SSRI's have a safe and legitimate, therapeutic role, in half of the psychiatric cases? for which they are prescribed? In 1/10 of them? In any of them? Does anybody know?
Several years ago I was terribly depressed; or, so it seemed. Turns out I was exhausted which led to depression. I dont have an ounce of fat and no matter how badly I felt I worked out, as it seemed to make me feel better. I was given SSRIs and they helped considerably. But the underlying problem wasnt diagnosed because sleep apnea is generally found in fat people. I have a six pack. Finally, a doctor who had sleep apnea suggested a sleep study. I was spending seconds a night in RIM; the sleep you must get to feel rested. With a CPAP and sleep drugs, I no longer needed the SSRIs.
The downside of the SSRIs is they do lead to bizarre behavior and thoughts. Fortunately, I was mature and naturally very calm. I developed a habit of thinking through everything I was about to say or do and was able to perform at a high level in a high stress job. But Id have done better without the SSRIs. Incidentally, they have what is euphemistically referred to as certain sexual side effects. These side effects are annoying, to say the least. Im so glad the problem turned out not to be depression. Depression was just a symptom. And, Im guessing that depression is only a symptom of other underlying causes in the bulk of SSRI users. The problem is that it takes a lot of effort to determine what the underlying cause is so, its easier to treat the symptom.
One of the problems with the drugs is that they block the growth of consciousness through the normal stages of development. If you give a child who is experiencing their "terrible two's" a drug to block the symptoms, it creates a void in the developmental foundation necessary for healthy psychological growth later in life.
Note: The stage of growth experienced by a child during their "terrible two's" is a separation from the strong dependency upon their mother. If a younger sibling is born before the older child goes through this stage, the older child will experience abandonment issues as they feel their mother is taken from them, or they are rejected by their mother, rather than making a healthy growth separation.
"Do SSRI's hace a safe and legitimate, therapeutic role, in half of the psychiatric cases?"
SSRI's do save lives. They work by increasing the amount of serotonin in the synaptic cleft between communicating neurons. They buffer the resulting emotional impact upon the receiving neuron much the way shock absorbers decrease the impact of a tire hitting a bump in the road.
If I break my arm, I may need painkiller. But I don't want to take the pain killers the rest of my life. It is the same with SSRI's. I would never recommend quitting SSRI's cold turkey as the emotions may become overwhelming and create a psychological dependency upon them. They should be decreased gradually under the care of an MD and a qualified therapist who teaches skills to help deal with any uncomfortable emotions arising.
One of the problems in the military is that they give a 180 day supply to soldiers. In April of 2012 they changed their recommendations and are trying to decrease some meds as they were increasing the impact of PTSD.
Takes courage.
Let's see about the 15 yr old kid in Mew Mexico, who just killed his family.
I'm betting on psychotropic drugs.
I used to take prozac, until a decade ago when I weaned off after the scrip didn't get refilled. A short while later I read about the side effects, was not a happy camper. Then about 2 years after being off the medication, I had taken a class Brain and Biology (minor in psych), in which the instructor claimed that therapists, etc, basically shotgun or take a dart board approach to prescribing meds. Don't know how true that actually was, but I was rather upset about hearing that. It was a fascinating class though.
I saw an article last week that said that SSRIs and atypical antipsychotic drugs can be useful, but that so far that usefulness had only been demonstrated in cases of severe depression.
Obvious conclusion: they are being vastly overprescribed.
They are often prescribed for "off-label" uses, as (to cite one example I recall from the article) for cases of Tourette's syndrome.
Anecdotal reports have suggested that selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) may cause suicidal or violent behavior in some patients. Because of the publicity surrounding certain events, and the numerous lawsuits that have been filed, a review of benefits and risks is needed.At most 30% of patients receive a benefit from SSRIs beyond the large placebo effect in certain mental conditions, especially depression, according to a recent meta-analysis of published trials. An equally recent meta-analysis of all SSRI trials submitted to the FDA showed a small benefit for the severely depressed patients only. Many early unpublished trials did not show any benefit. Adverse effects are common, occurring in up to 75% of subjects.
I took Ritalin in college, not because I needed it, but because it helped me study and pull all nighters. All I did was ask a doctor for it and he perscribed it no problem. The stuff puts you in a surreal, zombie like state where you almost feel out of body. Very similar to the high achieved snorting cocaine (yes, I have tried it). This was me, fully grown... I can't imagine a child taking it, much less every single day.
Of course it is true. They claim you have some kind of chemical imbalance, which the medicine fixes, but how often do they actually drill into your brain to test the chemistry? The only way they can find something that leads to lucidity is through trial and error.
She started becoming agitated and confused after about a month or two. I took her to the Shrink He saw her in that state maybe five minutes and doubled the Zoloft. Before I could get her home she was hallucinating. I took her to the ER at that hospital named after a Saint. They were also supposed to be running a mental health care unit. The attending doctor in the ER refused any and all blood work and treatment and called the State Mobile Crisis Team. As her husband I could not sign for her treatment.
While waiting I made calls to family. When I came back in to the ER to check she was in a exam room unconscious and I could not bring her around. I yelled for the staff and doctor. I told the doctor do something she has a very serious medical history including heart issues. He just stood there. He refused to act.
We loaded her up and went to the big level one hospital across the river. The one ran by the university. They acted fast and got her conscious again but she was not coherent. I said please do blood works and a CAT SCAN or MRI this is not right. I said the other hospital refused. They then balked and said we are calling Mobile Crisis.
I talked to Mobile after this time 12 hours had passed and her Blood Pressure and Pulse were off the charts. They denied the hospitals request for a mental facility transfer.
I got to the hospital and asked to speak to the floor supervisor a RN. Showed her the article and said I'm certain this is it and it can kill her unless we act. I said please call the doctor. She said our doctors came in once a day he will be here in the morning. I said OK these are my orders as her husband and they will be honored. You are not to give her any medications but Ativan without my expressed permission.
The next morning their doctor came in madder than a wet hen and demanded to know why I had refused her his orders. I said doctor please read this. He said that's pure Rubbish. I said OK the doctor you Pharmacology Professor is a liar then? He looked again and recognized the authors name. I said you will not give her any antidepressants. That night she was back to normal. The next morning six days after onset they finally gave her an MRI which revealed two bleeders in her brain one likely caused by the antidepressants.
Serotonin Syndrome is real and the hallucinations of the patients are their reality. Even top doctor of the county health department who at the time was in private practice and was not even consulted in all that time also knows it's real she saw the aftermath and was quite shaken. MY wife still has partial amnesia from it. It is not tin foil antidepressants in some persons can be very dangerous. What is this had been a teenager?
Benzos such as Valium, Ativan, Xanax are the countering medications to stop this reaction. I knew it the doctors did not. They never heard of Serotonin Syndrome.
"...A nation of kids living on the planet Miranda.
Another failed progressive idea.
Is your child a latent Reever?
saw the movie....understand the reference.
I think its dead on accurate myself.
I was on Paxil for two days.
With 7 little words, you have just given away your right to keep and bear arms.
Lord have mercy. What a mess. Thank God that YOU, and not the ignorant doctor, had the decisive power to do what needed to be done. My prayers for your wife's well-being.
gee I don't know. Lets just take everyone off their meds and see what happens, shall we?
Surely Cho Loughner Holmes and Lanza could have been managed with better parenting, better teachers, talk therapy, whole diets and more exercise. Oh and more gun control.
Families who live with the mentally ill, or those who have battled clinical depression, bipolar and schizophrenia among others- should be able to tell you about living with an unmedicated person
in the movie, there were no winners (technically).
the crew just stopped the assassin (indirectly).
actual good guy dies.
the "hunt" would continue.
One point of fantasy....getting the "word out" just doesn't
have the same effect in real life.
...even if you can't stop the signal......
People like you who abuse ritalin (speed) get high from it
People (yes kids) who need ritalin to manage true ADHD slow down to "normal" when they take it.
So shame on you.
My doctor described the feeling medicated ADHD kids get as becoming addicted - to being normal. Able to sit and think. Able to focus on learning. Able to be accepted and part of a group discussion or sports team.
It sure has changed our son's life and our entire families' lives for the better
Just sent this link to a friend of mine who's son was on meds and in PTSD treatment when a swat team knocked down his door and he ended up in prison.
Too bad the list has not been updated recently. Good stories.
Shame on me? That was 15 years ago, but the experience counts. Have you taken it? I hope your son doesn't turn into a murdering drone. Ever stop to think of the long-term damage it could be doing. He is basically taking a controlled dose of meth every single day... all because you won't give him an outlet to release his energy. Shame on you.
More than a few children are in circumstances that demand 'special schools/classes' whatever; but Liberal Judgments/expectations demand and require; that this sick child; have same educational environment as their peers. The parents want 'normal'; when by treatment and drugs; these children are themselves 'not'; and many - by drug inducements/protocols - are becoming 'less normal'; every day.
No matter the problem; or 'culture/social' crisis; Liberals are the First Responders with the remedy. As it is; these same,'politically correct' and so, judgment-impaired Liberals (and in many cases 'valueless'); are the heart of the problem, itself. No question; as to Liberalism's 'chicken/egg' culpability to the many pathetic challenges we are now confronted with. And no question; for every Liberal fix; the problems only get worse.
Doctors need to dig deeper for other causes and give familiy members possible Adverse reaction warnings. Read my post on this thread.
Anyone who can not be trusted to own and bear arms should not be running around loose, whatever the reason.
Unmedicated before or after they became dependent on the medicine?
tell you what speed-man,
You go adopt or foster yourself a child born brain damaged from a drug or alcohol adicted mother (ADHD is part of the result) - or an autistic kid - or a bipolar kid
Plenty of them in the foster child data base, just check it
Then you find a way you can help him to "release his energy" and succeed in school (even homeschool, which I do) participate in group activities that build healthy peer relationships and his own sense of self esteem - all while "releasing his energy" - no medication, of course.
My ADHD kid used to "release his energy" by spinning, rolling around the classroom, darting or wandering away from the group, punching other kids and chasing them with sticks, breaking his pencils in half, darting away from group activities and his one-on-one teacher aide, jumping off our furniture, swing sets, stair railings etc, completing 1 question on his tests in 30 minutes and then dropping to the floor to roll- somersaulting down the aisle at church etc etc etc -
Man life was one big energy release. And man was he sad. No one could stand to be around him because he couldn't DO anything with them.
Hey guess what, now he can read! Do math, take art lessons, attend Boy Scout meetings and listen to his patrol leader's directions, be on a basketball team .... and he has friends! He gets invited to birthday parties!
If that is long term, damage, we will live with it
When you walk the walk with your own ADHD kid, we'll talk the talk
I've never taken a SSRI, but I have lived with mentally ill people --- when I was doing Women's Shelter work for a Catholic Charity. There were people who needed either to be medicated or to be restrained, pronto. It was hell for us ---and for them --- not to be able to get what they needed.
On the other hand, I am very wary of head meds being given to adolescents and young adults, particularly males, when they are presenting with depression, anxiety or mild antisocial behaviors. Something like 9 out of 10 recent school-killings, family-killings and other mass killings have been committed by young males who were on --- or just got off of --- SSRI's.
I myself used to use Ambien (not a SSHI --- it's a hypnotic) for insomnia, and I didn't like the side effects: incredibly vivid, bizarre dreams. Even "serial" dreams: where you wake up briefly, somewhat scared, and think "Geez, that was bizarre" --- and then fall back asleep and pick up the dream right where it left off, and go on for Episode 2 and Episode 3. And it was worse, getting OFF of Ambien.
So I expressed my discontent to my doctor, and she put me on Amitriptyline --- again, not a SASRI, but one of the older tricyclic antidepressants. I didn't even now it was an "antidepressant" until I googled it on my own and saw that has, for some people, some of the same issues as the SSRI's. Since I'm not depressive AT ALL, I decided to discontinue the Amitriptyline and try to address the insomnia issues as best I could with warm milk, pumpkin seeds, stretching exercises, melatonin: whatever.
So my questions about these meds is very sincere. I'd like to have a better idea of when they are appropriate, and when they are not.
why, never medicated, speed man
Why even ask? After all, you would never medicate your kid, right?
He can do that for himself, like you did.
Cigs pot booze and other junk works wonders to salve the over or under stimulation and cravings for self esteem of ADHD depressed and other kids who have no other effective relief from supervised treatment, A lot of em start self-medicating before age 11
"My ADHD kid used to release his energy by spinning, rolling around the classroom, darting or wandering away from the group, punching other kids and chasing them with sticks, breaking his pencils in half, darting away from group activities and his one-on-one teacher aide, jumping off our furniture, swing sets, stair railings etc, completing 1 question on his tests in 30 minutes and then dropping to the floor to roll- somersaulting down the aisle at church etc etc etc -"
LoL sounds like a typical boy. It gets better as he gets older... or perhaps you should have raised him as a homosexual. Also keep in mind that not all people are wired for academics.
You also never answered my question. Have you ever taken one of his ritalins and, if so, do you still find it appropriate for a child? If not, you need to.
With 'the Left', currently in charge. . .we can take nothing for granted.
It is interesting; that little has been said; re the drugs that Adam Lanza was taking. Of course; why change the topic; when 'guns' are the agenda. . .
Correct, and with Obama's new executive orders, shrinks (an inherently liberal profession) and PCPs, now have the way paved forward to be able to unilaterally deem a citizen unfit to bear arms. I would advise against anyone seeing, or taking a child to a shrink from here on out. If you or your child need to talk to someone, talk with your minister/priest as they still have privacy obligations. And never tell a medical doctor of any specialty if you own a gun.
My definition of terrorist is one who deliberately kills innocent non-combatants as well as the opposing military forces. A good example is the IRA. When they were killing the invading British army a few at a time from ambush or wholesale by attacking their headquarters, they were freedom fighters. When they started blowing up pubs, post offices, etc. they became terrorists.
I can visualize Tea Party patriots taking up arms against Obamathugs from whatever 3 letter agency, and hunting down those who give them their orders. But I draw the line at going after their families or deliberately causing death to innocents who are at the wrong place at the wrong time. Otherwise we can't claim to be any better than they are.
I became depressed (or something) after my father died in my 40's. Call it mid-life crisis, whatever. Left to my own devices, I would have made it through it. I chose to talk to my doctor about it because it was effecting my home life and was effecting me in my role as a father. I had no more than mentioned this when the Doctor was writing a prescription for Prozac. Reluctantly, I decided to try it. Here is what I can tell you in hindsight:
1) This medicine will make you fat. With no change in diet or exercise, I quickly gained 30 pounds in six months.
2) You don't feel "right" the entire time you are taking this stuff. Just off cognitively. I had the mental acuity of a bowling ball.
3)I had slight improvement in general mood and cheerfulness. But, for me, just as there were heightened positive senses, the lows were lower as well.
I decided to stop taking it on my own. Just threw the bottle in the trash, which I did in haste and now know wasn't a good idea. There is a withdrawal. For a couple of days I had what I can only describe as "zaps" where I had trouble controlling my thoughts. I was aware and in control of my thoughts, but I could not control what I was thinking or stop thinking about something.
I can see how this would screw up a kid. I can also see how these drugs could be a relief. Above is just what I experienced. Never again for this cowboy.
Never again for this cowboy.
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Profile for the Big Cove Cemetery ...Our GPS coordinates for the Big Cove Cemetery have not been verified, but they should be close.<1> The overhead view might be misaligned, although it should be in the general area. Introduction ...We have organized this page based upon a problem that we had while working on our own genealogy. We found an ancestor that we believed to have been buried in one cemetery was actually buried elsewhere. We discovered that his burial had been refused at the last moment and the family had scrambled to make new arrangements. By looking at nearby cemeteries, the surrounding communities and in newspapers of the period, we were finally able to locate his burial site. This page contains six sections: |
The Location of the Big Cove Cemetery...The Big Cove Cemetery is located in Madison County. The county seat for Madison County is located in Huntsville. Below are the GPS coordinates (latitude and longitude) that we are using for the location of the Big Cove Cemetery Lat: 34.6451° (34° 38' 42") Lon: -86.4678° (-86° 28' 4") Note: The GPS location that we are using for the Big Cove Cemetery can be traced back to the Geographic Names Information System (GNIS)<2> |
Map of nearby cemeteries ...The red map marker shows the location of the Big Cove Cemetery. The blue marker shows the location of a cemetery. An index for the markers can be found to the right of the map. On the map below, all of the marker locations have been supplied by the Geographic Names Information System - which is maintained by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). While the values should be definitive, we have found that accuracy can vary. We have not yet verified the accuracy of the following markers. |
List of the closest cemeteries ...We know of 48 cemeteries that are within Less than 2 miles<3> of the Big Cove Cemetery. The cemeteries are listed in alphabetical order. Unless otherwise noted, the following cemeteries are located in Madison County.
For an expanded list with details, please visit our List of cemeteries. |
List of neighboring communities ...The following 23 communities are within 10 miles [16.1 km] of the Big Cove Cemetery.
For the full list with details, please visit our List of Communities. |
Websites to help with your genealogy research ...When we do our genealogical research, we like to start with the websites from Cyndi's List, FamilySearch, the UsGenWeb Project and Genealogy Trails. These websites either offer the information directly or else point to where you can find it. Their information is open to all and free to view - you should note that they might link to other websites which do charge. To help you get started, the following links will take you to the pages that might help with the Big Cove Cemetery: For pages that are specific to Alabama:
These pages are specific to Madison County:
Genealogy information for nearby counties:
Cemetery Information and Directories for Alabama:
Of Special Interest ... The GenDisasters website specializes in newspaper articles about tragedies and disasters. While it makes interesting reading all by itself, it should be of special interest to genealogists and family historians looking for people who were either affected by or directly involved in such tragedies.
Miscellaneous References and Mentions of the Big Cove Cemetery ...Our approach is to add the name of a cemetery whenever we see it mentioned - usually in newspapers, old books or maps. Typically we have little information to start with, but we try to add detail as we continue our research. We've created the following list to keep track of the sources we found useful in our research about the Big Cove Cemetery. Referenced GNIS Record ... GNIS ID #146694 (Name of Record: Big Cove Cemetery) Class: cemetery |
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Off-the-Road Links ...The official website for Madison County: www.co.madison.al.us/ The official website for State of Alabama: www.alabama.gov/ |
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Have you been searching deep down trying to discover what your purpose is in life? Do you find fulfillment and peace with the direction that your life is taking? Believe it or not, but most Christians struggles with defining their God-given purpose.
You may ask, "Where do I start?" It all starts with God. It is only in Him that you discover who you are and what you were put on this planet to do. You were made by Him and for Him. However, His purpose is always revealed through mankind.
We are told that God had great purpose for the children of Israel to lead them out of Egypt to the Promised Land. Some scholars says, what meant to be an 11 day journey turned into 40 years of wandering in the wilderness. This generation of Israelites did not make it to their destiny. They did not live out their purpose that God had divinely set for them.
It is God's desire that you walk in your destiny and enjoy the purpose of your creation. Jeremiah 1:5 states, "Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I dedicated you, a prophet to the nations I appointed you." He created you because He appointed you for something special. When you were conceived, He was there, when you were born, He was there, and it pleases Him that His will is accomplished through you. You were not an afterthought, or a mistake. God does not make mistakes; Everything He made, He made it intentionally.
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Developing Graphene Oxide Membranes for the Purification of Water and Green Fuels Dr. Yang Su Graphene oxide membranes have been receiving attention for their extremely powerful separation abilities and the ease at which it can be modified, allowing for membrane permittivity to be fine-tuned. These membranes show the potential to be used for water purification, 'green' gas purification and greenhouse gas capture.
The BioCapt Single-Use Microbial ImpactorThe BioCapt® Single-Use Microbial Impactor from Particle Measuring Systems (PMS) has a sensitivity range of 1 cfu and enables minimizing false positives for microbial activity in pharmaceutical cleanrooms by bringing down the level of contamination from the management of agar plates. From Particle Measuring Systems
Compass™ -Micro Lens Process Metrology SystemsThe Compass™ metrology systems available from ZYGO® have set the standard for non-contact, automated 3D surface metrology and production process control for discrete micro lenses and molds crucial to compact imaging systems, such as cameras for tablets and smart phones, and automotive vision systems. From Zygo Corporation
The Online 3D Particle Size and Shape AnalyzerMicrotrac's PartAn3D PRO is an online 3D particle size and shape analyzer that can be integrated into any process loop. It can measure 32 morphological parameters of material, including shape, size, density, transparency, surface roughness, and 3D in one rapid analysis. From Microtrac
Oxford Instruments Asylum Research Announces New SurfRider Econo Board Probes for Routine AFM Measurements