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Arizona Cardinals defensive coordinator Ray Horton figures to be a fairly hot commodity with regards to head coaching jobs this offseason.
Horton, who interviewed for the St. Louis Rams opening last offseason before the team hired Jeff Fisher, is credited for transforming Arizona's defense from one of the worst units in the league to one of the best.
So it stands to reason at least a few teams with openings will take a look at Horton.
A guest of Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Thursday, Horton said an interview like the one he had with the Rams is valuable for for both sides.
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"I think both sides learn something," he said, noting how you learn about the team you're interviewing with while they learn about your philosophies. "I think, probably, it's a win-win for everybody involved.
"They get a little exposure, I get a little exposure, so I think both sides probably should ask poignant questions."
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PINEHURST - Village officials believe they have found a way to solve downtown parking problems: by building a two-level parking deck that complements the historic area.
The deck, which will be known as the Carriage House, will add 68 parking spaces and include a building with public restrooms. It will be located on an existing parking lot behind The Holly Inn hotel on property owned by Pinehurst Resort.
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HUGO — Holiday shoppers nationwide spent more in 2009 than the previous year according to national credit card companies, which track spending trends.Shopping results in Hugo and Choctaw County were mixed according to area retailers.Russell Baker, manager of Sharpe's Department Store in downtown Hugo, had glowing reports about his Christmas sales.In a word, Baker said his Christmas sales were, "fantastic.""It was the wildest Christmas season I've ever had," the veteran retailer said today. "It was the biggest two weeks I've ever had and it was the biggest December our store has ever had."
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By Amber HannekenStaff WriterHUGO — The love of music brought Bill Burkhalter and Crystal Rushin together, she loves to sing and he writes songs and plays instruments. Burkhalter met Rushin through Hugo High School music teacher Carla Rabon. Burkhalter was a coach and teacher at the school. Rabon said Rushin, her student, had a lot of talent and he remembered hearing her sing in past performances. "When I started to get back into music after I retired, I called her and said, 'hey you want to sing?' She said, 'yes' and we've been doing it off and on ever since — about four or five years now," Burkhalter said. Burkhalter has his own music studio next to his house where he can record and produce CDs. He started playing in bands at 12 years old and writing lyrics in college. Rushin, 26, began singing at the age of 5 in church and school. She grew up around music, as her grandfather, aunt and mother are also singers and had their own gospel band that traveled and performed. Rock music is what she really enjoys singing, but she said she is able to sing any kind of music and she also plays guitar."I want to get my music career going and be able to travel and sing," she said.Right now, Rushin and Burkhalter are working with a professional in music production to get their talents noticed. Stan Manning, of Houston, is currently pushing her demo CD in New Hampshire, Houston and Colorado. Burkhalter, who has written more than 200 songs, wrote seven of the songs on the demo and plays the instruments. The song titled, "The Other Side" was written by Rushin and there is a cover of "Unchained Melody" by The Righteous Brothers. The entire CD was created in Burkhalter's studio. Their music can be listened to on their MySpace site at www.myspace.com/makburk or people can get a copy of the CD by calling Burkhalter at 317.3082."(Manning) has the connections that we don't have," Burkhalter said. "Of course, living in Hugo, it's hard to get connected with anybody that can do anything for you. A couple of years ago, I went to Nashville with a bunch of songs and there are so many talented people there that unless you have an inside foothold in something, you're probably not going to be recognized." They've sent out hundreds of copies of their CD but are mostly relying on Manning to be their connection in the music industry. One local radio station, K95.5, has agreed to play their music between 4 and 5 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 27."I have no aspirations of becoming a rock star or anything like that. I love to write music and I love to record and play music," Burkhalter said. "Crystal is an excellent singer and that's what I would like to see come out of anything I do. She is young enough and talented enough that someone should know about it."The two recently performed at Burkhalter's Christmas family reunion and Rushin said they will perform for anyone who asks. Twice, Rushin auditioned for American Idol, once in Memphis, Tenn., and the other time in Dallas.
HUGO — Fourteen hunters participated in the 13th Annual Hugo Disability Deer Hunt Dec. 11, 12 and 13.This hunt, located in Kiamichi Park, allows the Hugo Lake Project to provide quality deer management as well as a deer camp hunting experience for those who have special needs. Six deer (four does and two bucks) were harvested.The event is provided by volunteer efforts and local sponsors.A highlight of this year's hunt was a presentation of a plaque by Barbara Grubbs to Chris Lynch, Hugo Lake manager. Grubbs thanked the community for providing hunters with special needs, like her husband, Joe, an opportunity to participate in something they love.
By Amber HannekenStaff WriterGOODLAND — In separate meetings Thursday afternoon, Grant and Goodland school boards agreed to propose the annexation of Goodland Dependent School District No. 13 into Grant Dependent School District No. 3. Residents within Goodland School District will have the opportunity to vote on the issue March 2, 2010. Community meetings will be scheduled in January and February so electors and parents will have the opportunity to discuss the proposed annexation.Steve Allred, superintendent of Goodland Public School, said cuts in education funding by the state of Oklahoma are the main reason for the move, which won't take effect until the next school year. Goodland will remain open for the remainder of the 2009-2010 school year.There has been a "perfect storm" of funding shortfalls this year, Allred said, which includes allocation cuts to state aid, cuts in factors determining state aid, cuts in insurance for teachers and non-certified staff and no midyear adjustment for student growth."When we did the budget and looked at teacher needs, we were going to be OK, until these cuts started hitting," Allred said.Goodland currently has 127 pre-kindergarten through eighth grade students and employs eight certified teachers and four parents.
By Stan StamperPublisherHUGO — Faced with a Friday deadline in federal court in Oklahoma City, Tarrant County officials (Fort Worth, Texas) have begun negotiations with Irving, Texas and the city of Hugo, seeking to ink a memorandum of understanding in which they gain the right to buy water from Hugo under circumstances to be negotiated in the future.Both the cities of Hugo and Irving have scheduled special council meetings for Thursday, with the subject of water on their respective agendas. Hugo's is at noon in the council chambers.Faced with explosive growth with millions of additional residents projected over the next 40 years in Dallas and north Texas, Texas officials have said they would be more than happy to have an opportunity to purchase Oklahoma's leftover water.Soon after Hugo and Irving completed their water contract negotiations and inked an agreement, more than a year ago Tarrant County termed Irving's action "reckless," for not seeking Oklahoma water through the Tarrant County-led consortium. Reportedly, Tarrant County has expended several million dollars in legal and consulting fees in their attempts to acquire Oklahoma water.The city of Hugo continues to press its own federal lawsuit against the State of Oklahoma, in which it asserts the state has illegally prohibited it from selling water for which it holds a state permit and a corresponding storage contract with the federal government for water in Hugo Lake.Hugo has argued that the State's water sale prohibition, is contrary to federal law and the U.S. Commerce Clause which prohibits states' restriction of the sale of goods in interstate commerce.There has been no dispute that Hugo holds the permit for the water or that they owe the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers more than $2.4 million dollars for that storage and that their debt grows daily. Unfortunately for Hugo, no industry has stepped forward since the early '70s, and expressed any interest in its vast water holdings—until north Texas communities, including Irving, sought a formal contract in recent years.


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Travelers are on pins and needles after news that six instances of the latter had been discovered in turkey sandwiches on four separate Delta Air Lines flights from Amsterdam to the United States on Sunday. One injury was reported, and the FBI, along with Dutch authorities, have begun a criminal investigation into the origins of the implement. The airline is, for the time being, serving prepackaged foods on flights from the routes involved.
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Shrimp served on a 1992 Aerolineas Argentinas Flight 386 from Argentina to Los Angeles hiked the number of travel-related cholera cases in the United States to an all-time high. Seventy five passengers (all but two of whom sat in the main economy cabin; first class dined on a separate menu) who consumed tainted seafood salad were sickened, and one elderly man died. The incident was linked to a cholera outbreak that began in Peru in 1991 and claimed the lives of 5000 people in Mexico and the Carribean.
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In June 2011, American Airlines temporarily stopped offering green salads and lettuce and tomato garnishes on flights departing from Europe in the wake of an E. coli outbreak that sickened over 4,000 people in 10 countries, and killed more than four dozen people in Germany and France. This was a pre-emptive measure on the part of the airline, in order to alleviate anxiety from an already nervous flying public, and no other airlines followed suit.
Later that year, tragedy struck when Othon Cortes of Miami ate food allegedly contaminated with bacteria during an American Airlines flight from Barcelona, Spain, to New York. In December 2011, Cortes' family filed a $1 million lawsuit against the airline and catering company Sky Chefs, claiming that an in-flight meal that allegedly contained chicken was the source of the Clostridium perfringens bacteria that caused the man to succumb to a cardiac event during the second leg of his flight. American Airlines has declined to comment, and LSG Sky Chefs began the process to dismiss the case, saying via a representative, "Based upon the allegations in the complaint it is not possible that Sky Chefs is the responsible party because we did not cater the Barcelona flight in question."
The International Flight Services Association, which represents airlines and catering facilities, revised its World Food Safety Guidelines for Airline Catering in 2010 in accordance with World Health Organization strategy for developing standards. The 87-page document addresses guidelines for food handling safety, hygiene, temperature control, washing, thawing and freezing, among other concerns, and specifically addresses precautions for avoiding foreign object contamination in airline meals.
FDA officials told USA Today in 2010 that the number of warning letters to airlines and airline catering companies has decreased significantly in recent years, mainly due to airlines' adoption of internal safety standards and the elimination of most fresh food from flights.


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On raising a son on the autism spectrum, progressive politics, pop culture, and coffee addiction.
Saturday, July 03, 2010
The inside dope on melatonin
This spring, however, with the anxiety of the end of school, the unknowns of summer, and a new school year looming large on his horizon, Bud started to have trouble sleeping again, and his 9 mg dose was rendered ineffective. The doctor he sees for medication management authorized us to go up to 12 mg a night, but before we got started with that, Bud had an appointment with his pediatrician, who asked me about the melatonin I was giving Bud and, specifically, about where I'd been buying it. I told her I usually picked it up at Target or the local pharmacy, and she gave me a valuable tip.
She said that melatonin, like most natural supplements, is not regulated, so a 3 mg tablet may not actually contain 3 mg of pure melatonin. She suggested that I go online and order "pharmaceutical grade melatonin" and try that before I increased Bud's dose. It worked beautifully. Bud's holding steady at 9 mg a night and has been sleeping soundly - even during the past week, when we were away from home on vacation.
I wish I'd known about this years ago, so I'm passing it along, in case any of you are having hit-or-miss experience with over-the-counter melatonin.
Sleep well, my friends.
27 comments:
- Alysia said...
very interesting! can you tell us where you get it from? we get ours from Kirkman directly (corn-free, dairy-free, etc) and our 4 yr old has held steady at 2 mg for 3 months now, but I find as I get closer to the end of the bottle it's less effective (is that possible??) Would love to know where you get yours from. Thanks!
http://www.trydefyinggravity.wordpress.com - July 03, 2010 1:41 PM
- kristi said...
We had TC on melatonin for awhile but now he gets sleepy and stays asleep, it is as if the melatonin kick started something in his brain. We use it occasionally if he is extremely out of sorts but not very often.
- July 03, 2010 3:22 PM
- Dani G said...
So interesting. Just in the last few weeks (since school's been out), my bird's been having a hard time getting to sleep at night. I've been thinking melatonin, but haven't made a move yet. Thanks so much for sharing your experience!!
- July 03, 2010 4:41 PM
- Ashlee @ I'm Topsy Turvy said...
Melatonin has changed our night time routine and lives (4 children with Aspergers)!! Thanks for this advice!
- July 03, 2010 6:05 PM
- Missy said...
I did not know this about melatonin. It is definitely something I am going to have to look into.
- July 03, 2010 6:41 PM
- Stephanie said...
So how do you get started with a melatonin treatment? I've asked some of our doctors, but I've gotten very vague responses--they won't write a script for it, but many think it's a good idea.
Would you be willing to write (or point me to a post that you've already written) to help me (and possibly others) get started? - July 03, 2010 11:31 PM
- graceunderautism said...
I had been told about it not always being pure, but didn't know about ordering the pharmaceutical kind. I have noticed that certain brands do not work as well as others. Also, the time release does not work well for my Js because they will wake up between the gap in the 2 layers.
- July 04, 2010 12:53 AM
- Moggymom said...
good to know! I recently read a study that supported a much smaller (0.3mg) dose as more effective than larger doses and tried it with my 6mg/night kiddo and it actually worked! It isn't as easy to find though, I think the brand we bought was Sundown from Kroger.
- July 04, 2010 9:07 AM
- Apples and Autobots said...
I have two little Aspies, and I've been considering melatonin. My 8 yr. old son was on a prescription medication for sleep, but we took him off of it because it wasn't very effective. Our 3 yr. old is keeping us up into the wee hours. So, I think I might try it.
- July 04, 2010 10:29 PM
- Accidental Expert said...
Thanks for this. We use melatonin too, sometimes with less than stellar results. I'll have to look into this.
- July 05, 2010 11:59 AM
- pickledfairy said...
Thank-you so much for this "tip"! I took take melatonin to help with my wonky sleep patterns due to the pain and over active autonomic nervous system that comes with mitochondrial disease. I have been buying mine at my local grocery store, but after reading this I am going to be ordering it from the compounding pharmacy that fills my other mito cocktail meds.
Sheridan - July 07, 2010 7:10 PM
- Pam said...
Good info. We've been using melatonin for a few years iwth our Aspie (9 yr old) and it has made such a difference. We use a liquid and find that older bottles that have been open for a while tend to lose effectiveness. I'll check the purity of the brand more carefully. Thanks!
- July 08, 2010 3:54 PM
- Bannie said...
Boo has gone up to 6 mg...and we buy it at Walgreens or whoever has it b1g1F...I'm going to look online and get the "good stuff". Boo can't sleep without it....That worries me.
Have you tried or used Inositol? It is very effective for Boo's anxiety.
I call it vitamin Valium...
(I would love to use it more often but coffee renders it ineffective...and coffee is a must have!)
but if I wake up during the night and ruminate and it seems like my night is over I pop one...(650 mg) and can get back to sleep. - July 09, 2010 3:25 PM
- Daisy said...
Fascinating! Thanks for the advice. My daughter and my husband occasionally take melatonin. My daughter complains that she has to continually increase her dosage; this may be why. Thanks for sharing!
- July 09, 2010 5:56 PM
- Maddy said...
Lummy! Now that's worth the ticket - we're all over the place here after the time zone change from England / transatlantic / international visit.
Glad to hear that things are settling down your end. - July 11, 2010 1:17 AM
- Life With PDD-NOS said...
What a fantastic tip!
We aren't taking melatonin, anymore, because my son sleeps unaided at night these days. But, this is awesome to know if we were ever to need it again.
Thanks! Keep on with the great blogging. - July 12, 2010 7:58 PM
- j* said...
Thank you, I will pass this on to my melatonin-needing-friends.
- July 13, 2010 1:33 AM
- Different, Not Diseased said...
I am interested in where you get the "pharmaceutical grade" melatonin, too. My daughter (8 yo - anxiety) takes Natrol Timed-Release 5 mg. My son (10 yo, bipolar) takes 3 mg Natrol - non time release. My husband, (depression & ADHD) takes melatonin, which doesn't give him a good night's sleep, or trazodone, which leaves him feeling awfully groggy, even after 10 hrs of sleep, so we're looking for something different for him. I'm so glad to have found your blog. ~ Mommiest Girl
- July 17, 2010 9:34 AM
wow! just heard about you from Wrong Planet, and I am honored to read you.
Thanks so much for being who you are and telling the world. We need more like you and Bud. - July 22, 2010 2:31 AM
- AmyLK said...
That's a wonderful tip! Thanks for sharing and that's a great Dr you have there!
- July 23, 2010 10:46 AM
- MOM-NOS said...
Oh, goodness. My apologies for not replying sooner to your questions. Sometimes I reply in my head and forget that I haven't actually put the replies in writing.
Alysia, I just did a Google search and came up with this. I'm sure there are other brands out there and I think there are places where it's not as expensive. Also, these capsules are large, so if your child has trouble taking pills, they might not be right for you. That being said, I used to crush Bud's melatonin and mix it with applesauce, so I think you could just open the capsules and do the same.
Stephanie, Bud has never had a prescription with melatonin, but his doctors have been good about helping me determine how much is appropriate to give him. Here's what I know: Bud processes melatonin REALLY differently than other people. Some adults use 250 mcg to sleep. Bud's current dose is 9 mg - which is 9,000 mcg. He is not groggy in the morning. In fact, sometimes he still doesn't sleep all the way through till morning. He started using melatonin when he was 5, and he started on 1 mg, which worked beautifully. By the time he was 7, melatonin alone wasn't enough and he needed another medication to treat additional issues, which had the added benefit of making him sleepy - but his melatonin has still increased as he's grown. We have the go-ahead from his doctor to go as high as 12 mg, but since we switched to the pharmaceutical grade, we're holding steady at 9.
Sheridan, so nice to see you here! :)
Bannie, I haven't tried Inositol, though I think you've mentioned it to me in the past as well. So far, melatonin is doing the trick (knock on wood...) - July 27, 2010 10:08 PM
The correct dose is 0.3 mg (or ml). You can get this dose by buying melatonin in liquid form and using a very small syringe (without the needle).
Rachael Wurtman J.D., M.S. - July 31, 2010 8:53 PM
- Alysia said...
wow - thank you for the info and the google search! You don't even know me and you took the time to do that! I must say, this is what I love about this online community of like-minded parents going through the same things - helping each other as we going on this journey with our kids. Thank you.
I hope you don't mind if I add you to my list of important blogs on my site.
http://trydefyinggravity.wordpress.com - July 31, 2010 10:00 PM
- David N. Andrews M. Ed., C. P. S. E. said...
My daughter's mum and I gave the wee one melatonin as a small child, but we never had to go online to buy it or get a syringe to administer it: it was already in the milk we got for her, which was pulled late in the evening and contained enough melatonin to help her get sleepy.
- August 01, 2010 9:56 PM
- Em said...
MOM-NOS: I just started reading your blog. Its great! I work for the Autism Society of NC and felt I had to make a plug about addressing death:
Catherine Faherty for the Asheville TEACCH Center wrote "Understanding Death and Illness and What They Teach About Life"
The wonderful part about this book is that it is interactive, something you use WITH your son. You can tailor the worksheets to his specific needs. Catherine is amazing. Her ways of explaining death and emotions such as grief are sublime and beautiful, something I think us "neuro-typicals" need a dose of at times.
Anyway, I would recommend her other books as well!
Emily - August 02, 2010 9:44 AM
- Em said...
oops, totaly meant to post my above comment on the more recent post about death
- August 02, 2010 2:50 PM
- Patrick said...
Wow!! Thanks for that tidbit of highly useful information! We've been considering giving our 5 year old a miniscule amount of melatonin to help her sleep through the night. If we do decide to do it, we'll definitely look into getting the pharmaceutical grade melatonin from a reliable source!!
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Sunday, May 15th, 2011I was shocked to find that in just one week of protesting the Ethnic Studies ban in front of the Department of Education I was treated worse than in the 56 days of protesting at the Arizona State Capitol.
The very employees that have benefited from the education system are the worst offenders. You see, most of the people walking out of the Education building were employees, especially given the fact that our focus was on the main entrance as employees poured out after a days work. We, the protesters, just stood their with our signs. Time and time again we received harsh looks and hurtful comments. We have to assume that a person who works at the "Department of Education" has to have at the very least a bachelors degree, and I assure you that most have a much higher education. Yet, all that education apparently did not teach them the most important thing needed in society, being polite to others.
As these employees exited the building we stood there greeting them and bidding them a good night. They ignored us as if we were invisible and often times we were looked at with disgust. We met disapproving head shakes, rolling of the eyes and snide offensive comments regarding our "unpatriotic" behavior. Rarely would an employee respond and say hello or good evening. The majority of us protesting are over forty years old and many of us look like your neighbor or the friendly shopper you run into at the grocery store as you do your weekly shopping.
Perhaps the signs offended them, or perhaps they are simply dogmatic employees of John Huppenthal or any other dictator that may win the election to become Superintendent of Public Instruction for the crisis stricken state of Arizona. In any event the signs should not offend the employees of the Dept. of Ed. This is the same manner in which the struggle to end segregation started as far back as 1909 when a small group of activists started the NAACP. The struggle for equality was a long one and eventually a successful one for colored people. For the most part! It required major decisions by the U.S. Supreme Court which included decisions such as Brown vs. Board of Education that in turn initiated the desegregation of schools of which I was a part of.
You would think that educated people that work for the Department of Education would understand our struggle to make sure that history is not censored or cleansed by a white majority. It is precisely the aforementioned concept of desegregation that players like Tom Horne (R) currently our Attorney General uses as part of his spin. He claims that these classes segregate the different ethnic groups when in fact the classes are open to all students, but specifically teach those Latino students history that allows them to identify not only with their roots but allows them to better understand the history that placed them specifically where they are at that moment. It is an awakening for Latino students that actually allows them to yearn for more education which in turn allows them to extend their horizons, eventually assimilating themselves fully as proud Americans fully engaged in their civic duties.
Maybe that's what really bothers Tom Horne the Canadian Immigrant and ex Superintendent of Public Instruction for Arizona, or Steve Montenegro the Salvadoran Immigrant state representative, rising star of the Republican party and sponsor of HB2281, the ethnic studies ban bill, the fact that these students might actually grow up to be productive members of society fully engaged in politics and the American way of life.
While I was protesting at the Department of Education I ran into a man that looked awful familiar. He sat at a bench on the lawn with me and as we chatted we realized that we had both been students in the Mexican American studies program in college thirty one years ago and that he had been President of MECHA. I laughed and said, "you and I are those students that Tom Horne says have been incited to overthrow the U.S. Government by and through the ethnic studies program." We laughed it up, you see "Bert" as we'll call him, works at the U.S. Supreme Court across the street from the Dept. of Ed and his brother who was also in MECHA and was an ethnic studies student is a doctor of medicine.
Wherever you fall on the ethnic studies ban issue, you can't deny that certain factors exist. There's an attempt to censor information from Americans and an attempt to deny students the ability to continue to learn a subject that over time has been proven to produce great Americans. One thing I would ask critics of the Ethnic Studies Program which forms part of the TUSD curriculum, show me one instance in which in the last thirty seven years of the program's existence an Ethnic Studies student has grown up to be part of or has initiated a terrorist plot to overthrow the U.S. Government.
I stopped by a Cousins Sub shop the other day. The franchise owner has been there for as long as I can remember. "He said you look very red", I chuckled and said "Yep, coming from a protest at the Department of Education over the Ethnic Studies ban in Tucson." I said, "you know that Tom Horne and others say it promotes the overthrow of the U.S. government?" he laughed and responded, "yes, it does", "overthrow of the U.S. government via the vote", "that's what they are afraid of."
Sometime this month we'll see a decision from John Huppenthal on the Ethnic Studies program based on the audit handed to him a couple of weeks ago. I suspect all hell will break loose when the decision is rendered by Huppenthal.
Perhaps he should be focused on teaching his employees to act in an educated manner with all Americans as they exit the building wearing their Dept of Ed badges regardless of whether they are supportive of Huppenthal's policies or the Ethnic Studies program.
In any event, Arizona's Department of Education has been duly renamed the "The Department of Segregation"
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