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Chennai: Destruction of Coral Reefs Raises Tsunami Fears
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May 23, 2012
"CHENNAI : Chennai has become vulnerable to tsunamis and cyclones following the destruction of coral reefs, which are nature's defence against such disasters, said director of the Zoological Survey of India K Venkatraman.
Speaking on the sidelines of a function organised to mark the International Day for Biological Diversity he told City Express that Chennai had been rendered vulnerable by the destruction of the city's coral reefs that acted as a protective barrier. "Coral reefs, also known as the rain forests of the seas, are the frontline protectors followed by mangroves, which Chennai does not have. And that is the reason why the city was affected by the tsunami and had such high casualties when the cyclone hit the coast," said Venkatraman.
S Balaji, chief conservator of forests and trust director of the Gulf of Mannar Biosphere Reserve Trust, said that the tsunami did not impact the Gulf of Mannar as much as it affected Chennai since the region was shielded by coral reefs and mangroves. He added that Cuddalore, whose coral reefs have been destroyed, was also badly hit."
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There's a nice video on YouTube of the MINDSTORMS Blues band playing a Christmas song, led by an inspired OrganFairy:
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- 222Doc said...
The Beethoven of NXT, this guy is the music of NXT
- Dec 18, 2008, 10:59:00 AM
- Mike1 said...
He never needs a band, his robot band can do it all for him! A video of each NXT playing its part would be nice. Its just too cool to describe in words, Nor picture (worth a thousand words) Nor a video (worth seconds x 30 FPS x 1000 words per frame = Words)
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I keep saying to myself, I don't understand! I really don't. I am a dairy farmer's wife in Shelby County, and we produce a high quality, wholesome product that sells in the stores today for $2.49 a gallon. In 1997 this same gallon of milk sold for an average price of $2.36 in Louisville, according to a 2000 summary by the Federal Milk Market Administrator.
Dairy farmers have no say in those prices either at the store or the farm. We take the price given to us for our milk. The people who set those prices must think inflation doesn't affect us.
We are if nothing else consistent in our efforts to provide encouragement and guidance for the people who build and manage the roads in our county, and we're not planning to stop.
And we feel that when the state Transportation Cabinet isn't asking, that's when engineers and officials are in the greatest need of our advice. So here's today's suggestion: Forget about placing more traffic signals on the Shelbyville Bypass.
Two more Shelby Countians are being considered among the very best at what they do in the state, and we like that.
Sloane Barnett and Jennifer Cox are two of the 24 men and women statewide being considered for the honor of the state's Teacher of the Year and moving on to national competition.
Ms. Barnett, who teaches at Simpsonville Elementary, will vie with seven others for the top honor among elementary teachers. Ms. Cox, who teachers language arts at East Middle School, faces the same field among middle school instructors.
Leon Mooneyhan has taken on the role of the "music man" in Shelby County, trumpeting his vision for a downtown performance and convention center and scoring his own little symphony out of the sometimes discordant notes he hears.
When I first chatted with Mooneyhan about his concept of a "City Center" for Shelbyville, about three years ago on a Saturday morning in the historic home of a mutual friend, it was – mixing my metaphors here – as if he were preaching a sermon while I was right behind him, wearing a robe and singing bass.
Friend to all! That's how I will always remember Robert (Bob) Dean Logan.
Bob's passing evokes many memories dating back to our pre-elementary school days. And they are all good.
I never heard Bob speak an unkind word about anybody with the possible exception of
UK football coaches through the years. He was an ardent fan of the "Big Blue" and never understood why UK football couldn't rival UK basketball.
On Friday night at Collins High School's newly reopened turf field, the Titans will play host to rival Shelby County High School for the second time in their three years of existence.
The first two games between these two have not been close, but this one looks on paper like it might be a real battle, indicative of a balancing of the playing field and the emergence of a true – if not simply geographic – rivalry. This should be a spectacle and a lot of fun for everyone.
Except for one thing:
The Shelby County School Board has taken lot of constructive criticism recently about its actions relative to the tax assessments for this fiscal year. Some residents are asking hard questions about the decisions and the processes related to those assessments, and we will be watching this commentary unfold as it relates to the elections for the seats in three districts – two contested – this November.
We deserve better.
On Sept. 11 a forum was scheduled for our congressional candidates sponsored by the Shelby County Farm Bureau. This would be one of the few times Shelby Countians would see our District 4 congressional candidates, Bill Adkins and Thomas Massie, live discussing their visions for our district. So, months before, I requested off work and did my best to spread the word to all my friends and family to attend this forum on agricultural issues.
It really puzzles me how Linda Allewalt ("Catholics can't have issue both ways," Aug. 29) could ignore the basic issue that her article puts forth concerning this administration's contraception mandate, in light of existing law. It is just not the Catholics that this president and his administration demean, insofar as values are concerned. Most Christians believe the state must never infringe on the conscience of the citizens where religious beliefs would be violated.
A cousin called from Mississippi on Saturday morning to say that my beloved alma mater and her favorite team, Southern Mississippi, should get a new football coach.
"A new coach?." I said via an intermediary. "The guy only has coached two games. How can you dislike a coach after two games?"
Did I mention this cousin was of a mature age, a God-fearing, church-going woman who speaks in a quiet, honey-thick Southern drawl that Andy and Gomer surely would appreciate, that her mother was my Aunt Bea? Well, that's a side point.
The heart-stopping sounds that raise us from deep sleeps and catapult us into an adrenaline-infused tidal wave of fear now have a new coconspirator.
You know that remorse that automatically overwhelms you when you hear a telephone ringing in the middle of the night or a text message beeping on your cellular telephone while you are aslumber. Each of us to is ingrained to believe that no good news ever arrives during those hours. Our personal histories stand testament to that.
We are hearing the calls to 911 about the 911 system, and they are alarms to which we all must respond. The very safety of you and your neighbors could depend on whether these calls for help are heard in the locally knowledgeable manner to which we have become accustomed. We fear that practice soon could become obsolete.
At issue here are the charges for telephone lines that are collected from each of our bills and then funneled to state and local governments to pay for the infrastructure of the emergency response service to which you connect when you dial 911.
As we continue to see the dirty work of residents who toss trash onto pastureland and cigarettes onto streets as if those were swinging-door receptacles for their refuse, we are encouraged when we see institutions taking responsibility for making our county more energy conscious, our environment more sustainable and our young people more encouraged about both.
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press, on the right of the people peaceably, to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
Christina Rosales, Valerio Cabrera and Miriam Rosales have a BIG Goal – they want to earn scholarships so they can attend and graduate from college.
Students at Collins High School, they received the spark after attending a state Hispanic leadership conference this summer in Lexington, where they spent a week in the dorms at the Bluegrass Community Technical College. Their college degrees would be the first for their families – even when Valerio graduates from high school would be the first for his family.
If you are old enough to remember watching Green Acres, you likely will recall how Oliver Wendell Douglas had to climb a pole outside his bedroom wall – which slid open, conveniently – to place a call through Sam Drucker in Hooterville that would be relayed to his neighbors or beyond.
We're relieved that state Sen. Paul Hornback (R-Shelbyville) has our collective backs when it comes to our safety during the reconstruction of the eastbound ramp onto Interstate 64 from KY 55. We fear that if Sen. Hornback weren't vigilant that those of us who drive this ramp regularly or occasionally would be dealing for the next two years with even more danger than we have come to expect.
We are proud of the Simpsonville City Commission for its handling of the zoning change application by Horizon Properties Group, which wants to build an outlet mall on the southern side of the city.
Whether you support the zoning change for 24 acres from Agriculture and Commerical to Interchange – making the parcel absolutely appropriate for the mall – or support construction of the mall itself, surely you must feel that due process has been well served.
The Shelby County Community Theatre has nothing on the currently playing "Think Big" campaign put on by the administration of the Shelby County Public Schools. The production, written and directed by Superintendent James Neihof, is an annual tradition, based on the school board's vote on its property tax assessment, presented this year at Collins High School on Aug. 23, 2012. I attended the show and have the following review:
Does God have a place in the platform of a political party? It depends upon whom you ask. On day two of the Democratic National Convention, three attempts were made to include God in the Democratic Party Platform. San Antonio Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa asked for delegates to ratify the proposal by voice vote and an awkward moment ensued when the first two votes deadlocked. The third vote drew even louder opposition, yet the Chair gaveled the proposed change into place, which drew loud boos. Who knew God would be so controversial at the convention?


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Livigno is based in the region of Lombardy in Italy, deep in the Italian Alps. The area is a popular ski resort and is visited by many skiers and snowboarders every year who enjoy the area and who stay for holidays and ski trips. A selection of restaurants and hotels are also dotted around the area and are perfectly accommodating to the tourists who wish to stay there.
Choosing The Right Hotels Livigno
One can find a selection of chalets, mountain resorts and hotels that can either be rented for a night or for an extended stay. The Hotel Alexander is considered to be one of the best hotels in the area and is very popular among the locals, as well as tourists and visitors from around the world. The hotel has some extremely beautiful views which look out over the hills from the guest rooms and the staff are all very accommodating.
The park chalet village is often rated by visitors as one of the best set of chalets in the area and boasts a selection of luxury apartments that are filled with televisions, bubble baths, saunas, living rooms, bedrooms and bath rooms. A restaurant sits near by the chalets and serves hot meals that are of a high quality. There is also a wine menu that is respected by those who dine there.
The Hotel Baita Montana is another popular hotel thanks to its selection of things to do. This includes a gym and a spa which is open throughout the day. A swimming pool is also accessible, as well as a spa room, which offers a variety of treatments. The slopes in Livigno are popular among skiers and the hotels and chalets are also well catered for, thanks to the dedication that goes into keeping them of a good condition and an enjoyable experience to stay at.


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After falling behind 9-1 after one inning, the Buena Vista baseball team battled back to within 11-8 in its half of the fifth, but the Wash U then scored four runs of its own in the bottom half and went on to top BVU, 21-9.
On what turned out to be a cold and very blustery day for baseball, BVU took a 1-0 lead in the first when lead-off man Ryan Titman walked and then stole second before coming around to score on batter later on a Brock Yossi RBI single to center.
Wash U, however, then stormed back with nine runs in its half, on eight hits,
The two teams then traded runs in the second before the Bears pushed the margin to 11-2 with another run in the third.
The Beavers tried to manage a comeback with six runs in the fifth on four hits. Chad Sibigtroth got the scoring started with a two-run single before Neil Eddie plated another with a single of his own. Weston Foxx later doubled home to more runs before scoring the final run of the frame on a wild pitch.
Just like it did in the first two innings, Wash U had another answer, this time plating four runs to extend its lead to 15-8 after five innings. It then put the game away with five more runs in the sixth to go along with the game's final run in the seventh.
After BVU scored one in the eighth to make it 21-9, the game was then called in the bottom half because of darkness.
Foxx led the charge at the plate for the Beavers with three hits, as Yossi, Eddie and junior Ryan Scheetz all followed with two. As a team, BVU finished with 10 hits, but couldn't overcome eight errors, defensively.
Junior Reggie Kock suffered the loss for the Beavers, as he was charged with nine runs (six earned) on eight hits in 0.2 innings. Griffin Hatten then gave the team 3.2 innings of work, allowing only two earned runs on five hits, while striking out three. Ian Grigsby allowed just one earned run in his 2.2 innings of relief, while striking out four. Kelsen Ganeku pitched to two batters in the eighth before the game was called and struck out one.
Buena Vista is now 1-2 overall and will play a pair of games on Saturday, beginning with a 9:00am contest with #14 St. Scholastica, followed by a 3:00pm contest against Wash U.


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Nearly 2,400 wines traveled to West Lafayette for one of the nation's largest wine competitions, the Indy International Wine Competition, August 1-3, 2012 at Purdue University.
Wines from 41 states and 14 countries as far away as France, Australia, Chile and Germany were judged on appearance, aroma, taste, and aftertaste by 50 international judges.
For the first time, an Indiana winery won Wine of the Year, besting 2400 other wines to be named the best wine of the entire competition. River City Winery, New Albany, IN won Wine of the Year for their 2011 Vignoles! White Wine of the Year honors went to Tabor Hill Winery of Michigan for their 2011 Gewürztraminer. Chateau Ste. Michelle of Woodinville, Washington won Red Wine of the Year for their 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon. Rosé Wine of the Year was awarded to 21 Brix Winery of Portland, New York for their 2011 Ellatawba Rosé.
Tickets for the 2012 Big Ten Football Championship Game will go on sale to the general public on Saturday, July 28 at 10 a.m. ET. The second annual Big Ten Football Championship Game will be played on Saturday, December 1, at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis and will begin at 8:17 p.m. ET on FOX.
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The family-run Dryden Riding Centre is relocating to Greenhill Farm, Selkirk, in the heart of the Scottish Borders. We will now be know as Ian Stark Equestrian Centre.
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This 8.5 mile route from Selkirk takes in Ettrickfoot and Yair before returning to Selkirk.
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A traditional heathland course laid out across Selkirk Hill.
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This 19.5 mile route starts in Selkirk towards Ettrickbridge and climbs up to the summit of Witchie Knowe with views of the Yarrow Valley before returning to Selkirk.
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Lilliesleaf Golf Course is a fun course for the less discerning golfer. Dress is informal, and dogs and children are welcome at all times. The course is made up of 11 challenging holes.
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The interviews that followed the Belgian Grand Prix were conducted against a backdrop of boos, apparently for a Greenpeace protestor who tried to make her way on to the podium.
Before the race, which was won by Red Bull's reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel, two paragliders from the activist group initially flew over the Spa-Francorchamps circuit, trailing a banner slamming the Arctic drilling plans of race sponsors Shell.
A second group of four men who had evaded security and scaled the main grandstand overlooking the grid then unfurled a banner from the roof that read: "ARCTIC OIL? SHELL NO".
Pole-sitter Lewis Hamilton in his Mercedes had to settle for third behind Ferrari's Fernando Alonso, who is now Vettel's closest challenger, but 46 points adrift.
Despite the protests before and after the race, a ruffled Vettel said: "It was a fantastic race for us from start to finish.
"It helped on the first lap getting a tow off Lewis through Eau Rouge. Once I passed him we could control the race.
"So a great result, with the car better than we expected going into the race which I really enjoyed a lot.
"Fortunately there was no rain, so no need for any critical calls to be made, and a comfortable afternoon for us."
Recognising he never once had an opportunity to challenge Vettel, Alonso said: "We had to recover some places because we were not okay yesterday (during qualifying).
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But come March 1, it's not as if all the reductions that are planned will happen overnight.
Practically, federal workers facing furloughs must be given at least 30 days' notice. Even though a number of federal agencies said they will do furloughs, official notices aren't expected to go out until March 1 at the earliest. So actual furloughs may not occur until April.
Second, the White House budget office can tell agencies how to apportion their reduced budgets so that the effects of the funding cut might not need to occur right away. "There's some discretion," said Pete Davis, a former Capitol Hill staffer who now runs a Washington research firm.
That kind of leeway might allow lawmakers some time to figure out how to avert the full effects of the sequester.
So there's a chance the sequester could be replaced?
Yes, increasingly policy observers expect Congress will at least try to replace it by March 27, although there are no guarantees.
March 27 is the day funding for the government expires. To prevent a government shutdown on March 28, lawmakers must pass another funding bill -- if not for the rest of the year, then at least for a few weeks or months.
If lawmakers choose to replace the sequester, they would likely do so with a set of savings -- some real, some gimmicky -- elsewhere in the budget. And it's possible the savings would be realized over 10 years, rather than all in 2013.
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Angela LundeAngela Lunde is a dementia education specialist in the education core of Mayo Clinic's Alzheimer's Disease Research Center at the Abigail Van Buren Alzheimer's Disease Research Clinic in Rochester, Minn.
The transfer of information about dementias, as well as understanding the need for participation in clinical trials, is an essential component of the education core.
Angela is a member of the Alzheimer's Association board of directors and co-chair of the annual Minnesota Dementia Conference. She is a member of the Dementia Behavior Assessment and Response Team (D-BART), a multidisciplinary outreach service assisting professional and family caregivers in understanding and managing difficult behaviors often present in dementia. She facilitates several support groups, including Memory Club, an early-stage education and support series, and more recently, helped to develop and now deliver Healthy Action to Benefit Independence and Thinking (HABIT), a 10-day cognitive rehab and wellness program for people with mild cognitive impairment.
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Wellness, chocolate and caregiving: Best wishes for 2011
By Angela Lunde
32 comments posted
Happy new year to those of you loyal followers of this blog, as well as those of you who tune in every once in a while, and to those of you who are finding us for the first time.
The number of you who have been a part of this blog community over the past year has been remarkable. The compassion and support you provide one another through your words is more valuable than you know.
Over the past week, a couple of important and timely pieces of information and articles have crossed my desk that I thought I'd pass along.
First a new Medicare Benefit went into effect on January 2, 2011. Under the Affordable Care Act (the healthcare reform law), Medicare will now pay for an annual wellness visit. This visit will include a personalized prevention plan including an assessment of cognitive function.
This is a big victory for those of us advocating for early diagnosis of a cognitive disorder due to Alzheimer's or other dementia. Details are included in this fact sheet:
Medicare Update: Annual Wellness Visit (PDF file requiring Adobe Reader)
Also, a few days ago, Karen made a comment on the blog that I think is true for most caregivers. She wrote:
"I realize that I (caregiver and daughter) may be the one grieving more than her (Karen's mother with dementia) because as long as she feels secure, she seems to be happy. One of the basic universal needs each of us has is to feel secure. Consequently, one of the most loving things we can do for a person with Alzheimer's disease is to figure out what provides them with a sense of security and contentment. This approach may essentially be Alzheimer's 'therapy' at its best. The 'therapy' is connecting the person with dementia with a familiar object, touch or activity; it may be soft music, a particular aroma or even chocolate!"
A great article in the "New York Times" came out on December 31. "The Vanishing Mind: Giving Alzheimer's Patients Their Way, Even Chocolate", stated "with virtually no effective medical treatment for Alzheimer's yet, most dementia therapy is the caregiving performed by families and nursing homes." The article provides an overall philosophy of care that I wholeheartedly embrace. It's worth reading and sharing your thoughts.
"Laugh when you can,
Apologize when you should,
And let go of what you can't change.
Life's too short to be anything ... but happy."
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September 27, 2011 5:06 p.m.
Has anyone tried a stuffed animal to comfort your loved one? My mother had a calico stuffed cat for 3 years before she passed away this past February. Her name was Caldonia and she brought so much joy to my mother! They were inseperable. Mom died with Caldonia in her arms and all of us kids by her side.
- bettina
March 22, 2011 1:47 a.m.
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- lilymedical
February 28, 2011 2:30 p.m.
I want to share something about incontinence that is working for us. My husband has been soaking the bed with urine nightly despite depends with a heavy duty Poise inside. I do have a plastic zippered cover on the entire mattress (found them at walmart) and big waterproof pads on top of the sheets. This week, I put spandex bicycle shorts like you would work out in, also known as dri-fits over his depends & they hold the depends snugly in place so there is no leaking. Also the material wicks moisture, so that helps too. Hope this saves someone else some laundry!
- Nancy
February 28, 2011 2:25 p.m.
Leah, When we added Namenda to my husband's Aricept, he improved some by singing from the hymnbook in church again & reading words again. It has not hurt his appetite any.
- Nancy
February 23, 2011 10:49 p.m.
I am 75 and without any medical opinion I feel I may be suffering from 'mild' alz. When conversing, I fairly commonly search for a name or a word; I feel as if a tiny 'arrow' moving around in my brain to find that name or word which does not come to me presently but after a day or two. What mental exercise can I do regularly to avoid falling prey to this terrible disease?.. any suggestions will be appriciated.
- Girish
February 11, 2011 3:37 p.m.
This is my first visit to this site. I've never blogged before and even though we're all invisible, it still makes me a little nervous; however, in this case we all have something huge in common. I just brought my 86 year old father here to live with and be loved and cared for by me and my family. He has advanced Alzheimer's. He has made the adjustment to this dramatic change in his circumstances well. My family is also still undergoing that process, as well. I haven't checked out whether or not there is a local support group so thought I'd at least start with the blogging experience to see if that fills the bill. There are days when my father and I share great laughter and there are days when I wonder what I've gotten myself into; particularly in regard to watching this disease destroy the man he was. It's heartbreaking. I've only had him with me a month. It's quite different to have full time care of him vs going out to where he lived once a month for a week. My whole life is reoriented around him and I'm still figuring out how that's going to work the most smoothly in terms of my own activities. This is a ginormous undertaking but it is a labor of unadulterated love. I cannot abide the thought of strangers taking care of my father. The most pressing question I have at the moment is how do some of you handle the sundowning and/or sleeplessness at night? There are nights when my dad can't stay in bed. Thanks so much.
- Lisa
January 24, 2011 5:11 p.m.
My hucband was taking aricept 10mg, now the dr. want him to take also namenda twice a day with some improvement in 12 weeks, has anyone taken that or given it to a family member and seen some improvement i dont want to give him anything that will take his appetite again just as he is starting to eat well again
- Leah
January 23, 2011 1:28 p.m.
this my frist time on this site .my father is 77yrs.old and he is bing treated for dementia, off and through previse months we noticed his memory was getting, he is also hard of hearing so alot of times its hard talking with to with getting loud .he is the type thats is very strong willed and loves being busy, well n a nutshell it happen so fast for us one week he was driving the next n va hosptial not knowing anyone, its just him and my mom that live together and she has bad health as well, im the babygirl of 4 my oldest bro.passed away very sudden a hard shock on us all,i have another bro.and sister,for whatever reasons they mayb my sister and i are the one that really take care of mom&dad and me just because of how iam i seam to b the rock of the family i dont so my feeling to others so to say all of that is to say (HELP) we are a family thats lives paycheck to paycheck country raised so something like this is hard, my sister&myself take turns at nite stayn with mom&dad workn on getting help n daytime momis is on oxg.24hrs.and can dobut so much but things she can handle dad,but she cant so what is some tips u guys have .so if i rambled but not really a typer.thanks ,patrica
- patricia
January 17, 2011 6:46 p.m.
Ms. Angela, my wife of 63 years was diagnosed with early ALZHEIMERS in 2001. We did as advise moved from a lovely home we built in NC and moved to Mount Joy, PA., to be closer to our two sons. My wife lost control of all mechanics but still has a very good mind. Thus I made a decision to keep her in our home with nurses from an IN HOME CARE CO. For many years Doctors questioned whether or not she has ALZHEIMERS. We treat her with medications, etc as if she has. Have you heard of this from others with "A"?
January 16, 2011 8:03 p.m.
Jerry, even though there seems to be a truism that no two people with AD follow an identical pattern ... in my support group we tend to say that if you know one person with AD, then you know one person with AD ... depression, sleeping longer, and not wanting to eat are fairly common symptoms. Same with losing interest in hobbies and activities that previously provided joy. So I would suggest the following: discuss the depression with your doctor; perhaps a different anti-depressant, or a higher dosage of her current med, would make a difference. It took 3 different anti-depressants till we found the right one for my wife; then when it seemed to become less effective, the doctor increased the dosage and it made another dramatic positive difference. Also, you said you and your wife exercise at your Y. See if your Y also offers cultural programs that your wife could attend. My wife goes to our Y once a week for 3 hours to attend different classes. My wife also now has severe problems using the computer, but discovered the game "Super Text Twisters' (basically, scrambled words!) and now plays that one game online for hours each day. Hope some of these suggestions help!
- Allan
January 15, 2011 7:47 p.m.
I took care of an elderly who had dementia. She used to enjoy eating ice cream and she would perk up. However, it got so bad that she didn't want to eat unless her family serves her. She became extremely aggressive to the caregivers including me and can say the meanest thing to a person day in and out. Her family thought they were helping but they make it worse when they kept on changing the dosage of her medicine the doctor's prescribed. They took it upon themselves to diagnose her when they weren't with her all the time. They go online and read what everyone says then they copy. What they don't realize is that what works for someone else doesn't mean it will work for their mom. It was frustrating since they don't have to deal with their mom 24 hours.
- Nichelle
January 15, 2011 7:38 p.m.
My wife has early Alzheimers. At age 64 she has a great deal of problems with depression. Throught the holidays, depression has been a constant companion of both of us even though she is on an anti-depressant. Our winter here has not allowed for much outside exercise. We have begun to exercise 3 to 5 days a week at our local Y--it seems to be helping. My wife too, enjoys ice cream very much, but she is beginning to not want to eat an evening meal and she is sleeping much more than she has in the past. Do others find their loved one not wanting to eat? She no longer is able to handle computer communication, needle work, and other time passing activities. Gardening has been her only respite and in the winter, that is not available, Are there any suggestions? Thanks for your comments they make me realize others have trod this path before, I am not alone.
- Jerry
January 14, 2011 5:21 p.m.
Thank you, Marilyn, and I agree with all you wrote. In fact, I've made that point of how important it is for doctors to listen to spouses/caregivers in my article, "Alzheimer's and Baby Boomers," published in the September issue of the American Journal of Alzheimer's Disease and otther Dementias. Doctors simply MUST pay more careful attention the observations of those who are with someone 24/7 ... spouses/significant others/caregivers will often observe worrisome symptoms that will not present themselves during brief office visits with doctors, nor on quick AD screening tests such as the commonly used Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE). So I think it is very prudent for seniors to be accompanied by someone who knows them well during any doctor visit that will involve a screening for dementia.
- Allan
January 13, 2011 7:40 p.m.
Happy New Year to you all!!!I think I am understanding my mothers condition a little better as we go I am attending support groups so that I can be more informed and educated on what to do when my mom starts to fight with my 11 year old son.She is so helpful she makes me laugh and cry at some of the things she says and does I am just so thankful that I am able to care for her,today I am sick and it is hard to watch her when I don't feel good so I just listen to her and ya she loves candy she is like a child at this point.A curious child she has her good days and her bad moments I am so glad for all the support I have received from the day center where she goes and the best Dr.who has helped me come to terms with this role reversal that is happening in our lives.The other day the pastor at my church raised his voice and she got scared.I put my arm around her and comforted her she is just like a little girl she talks so much about her dad my grandfather who I don't remember. I hope to take her to Texas soon to see my sister and her sisters.she loves to be out and about
- sylvia
January 13, 2011 12:32 p.m.
This is in support of a comment by Allan. My father was given a questionaire by the memory clinic when we were looking for a diagnosis of her worrisome symptoms. After reading it, I made copies and each of us children also answered it. The clinic was so impressed, they made it part of their program to have the entire family answer the questions. The answers came from different perspectives; but, reinforced the early signs that pointed to early dementia. Also, please remember caregivers, you know your loved ones better than anyone. You take the suggestions that best work for you to keep your loved ones safe and secure and feeling loved. Don't feel insecure about your decisions. Yes, you will re-evaluate decisions and even change directons; but, that is normal. There are no absolutes with this disease except that your loved one will die from it. Like the poem, that you cannot change.
- Marilyn
January 13, 2011 9:37 a.m.
My sister has alzheimer and some days are very difficult for her (and me). Sometimes I think she knows who I am but not other times. She mostly just wants to sleep now. Sometimes she is aggressive and other times she will actually tell me that she loves me. I come home crying everyday after my visits. My two consolations are prayer and being able to share my feelings with friends. My readers here are considered my friends also.
- Lorraine
January 13, 2011 9:18 a.m.
January 13, 2011 6:32 a.m.
I am concerned that chocolate is not good for diabetics & in my husband at least causes diarrhoea so some caution should be taken
- anne
January 12, 2011 6:37 p.m.
Gail made a good point. Chocolates or ice cream alone cannot solve the problems of aggressive or confused behavior.My Mom was delighted with the nightly ice cream ritual but she also was receiving psychiatric medications to help her confusion and aggressive tendencies. It was only with expert medical treatment and loving care at home that she managed to lead the illusion of a "normal' life. A life that was supervised from morning until night to keep her safe and to give her the dignity that she deserved. I learned alot. Safety and dignity came first. Tools to achieve theset goals can encompass many things: color coding things with red standing for danger or giving chocolate/ice cream for calm happy moments when they able to accept those moment. One cannot force it .. the ice cream will then just be flushed down the toilet and all the effort of the caregiver are for nothing. In the case of my Mom, she needed medical help in the form of prescriptions to help her regain her life and not just chocolates and ice cream.
- Connie
January 12, 2011 6:20 p.m.
I read the NYT article with much interest and could completely relate and agree with its fundamental argument. My Mom never liked sweets and hated ice cream. As her dementia progressed, one of her joys was a bowl of ice cream just before bed time. Every night, I would present her with a bowl of ice cream. She was surprised that I would think of this and thought it was a lovely present (not recalling that she got a bowl of ice cream every night). Her face would light up and she would say as if handed a big present "you made all this for me?" The sun downing was forgotten and like a child she was able to relax with her ice cream and go to sleep. Perhaps it was the routine of the day or the ice cream or my presence but I will never know for certain what gave her joy or at least comfort. Perhaps it was the ice cream. At least I feel some comfort in thinking I provided some happiness in that dark abyss known as dementia and alzheimers.
- connie
January 12, 2011 4:58 p.m.
My mother has Alzheimer's, another sister has Parkinson's, and the family of a third sister has been told that she has "Senior Dementia". She is in as assisted living program for others with senior dementia. I have never before heard this term. Can anyone help explain?
- Jo
January 12, 2011 4:33 p.m.
Responding to the blog of "let them eat chocolate". My husband of 60 years has had dementia the past 6. His greatest love is ice cream. Getting it out of the freezer is truly the only thing he can do for himself. I decided several months ago I would not even ask him to put it in a bowl instead of eating it out of the carton but I often find it in the refrigerator side all melted. Sometimes he forgets it for days and days, but I always keep lots of it on hand. Dementia patients have so little left to enjoy! We go out to movies, out to lunch, to church and to church dinner groups (our congregation knows he has this disease and are extremely sweet and supportive). I take him on long car trips, often for several days. He loves these excursions and it gives him great security to be by my side for long periods of time which he can't manage when I am busy doing household stuff. It is good for each of us as long as he is manageable. It's tedious, boring and hard for me to keep up with everything. I get frustrated and lose patience, but I am thankful that my health is good enough for me to face the challenge. And so thankful that he does not exhibit the anger I know that many dementia patients have. He knows how dependent he is on me and thanks me several times a day for taking care of him. I agree with Bob - whatever makes them happy, go for it!
- Arabella
January 12, 2011 4:12 p.m.
I started reading this colum early last year and I am enjoying it so much. There are so many things that I see now that even the Dr. had not forwarned me about being a caregiver for my husband who has dementia, I understand him so much better,when he does something wrong I realize he don't even know it and is so innocent, but always try to be helpful.I thank all of you for posting, and I look forward to reading this blog.my husband is so loving and I know he would do the same kind of care for me.
- Leah...nNNT3G
January 12, 2011 3:32 p.m.
Angela, thank you for bringing so many of us together who share the same concerns and challenges. I was caregiver for my wife for a little over a year. During that period I was on a number of boards of directors and had many meetings. I had a caregiver with her at home and I handled the night time and some days when I did not have meetings. To save my health I finally retained three wonderful ladies as her caregivers at home and there were two of them with her 24/7 because she required a lot of attention. I will not go into all of the creative methods they developed involving her bathroom, shower, medicines, and getting her out of the home for exercise and exposure to others. As to enjoying chocolate or whatever, I recommend enjoy whatever makes caregiver and/or patient happy. When the patient, my wife, was happy then the household was happy. She loved her strawberry ice cream and milk shakes. I slept in another room in our home. She was led to believe I was out of town or at work. Otherwise, I would have interfered with the caregivers' routines. She had the same three caregivers throughout her illness. Saying each one was the best caregiver and the most caring, loving, and understanding would be a major understatement. My wife passed away the first of this new year. The caregivers are as heartbroken as I. I worry about them and their grief. So, yes indeed, whatever brings fun and enjoyment to all involved with this horrible disease, go for it.
- Bob
January 12, 2011 3:08 p.m.
I appreciate the attention given to caregiving. With Denentia you are never going to see a return to good health. I care for my Dad. My Mom and I have been doing so for the past few years. I have a health care background. I am challenged by my circumstances. Seems as if I have underestimated caring for a dementia patient long term. The blogs and such resources are invaluable!
- Robyn
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Penname: Northumbrian [Contact - ] Real name: Neil Member Since: 2009.07.26 Last Login: 2013.12.08 Website: Bio: Sports Day has WON! the HP Fanfic Poll Awards (http://hpfanficfanpoll.livejournal.com/) I'm only just an Englishman; from North of "the Wall," but South of "the border." The bit that most of England doesn't know is theirs. I've been a fan for years, ever since I read book one, which is also when I suspected that Harry and Ginny would, eventually, be a couple. This was confirmed to me in the opening Chapters of CoS. I cannot read Dramione, Drinny, slash or, for that matter, any major non-canon pairing. If JKR says that's what happens, that's good enough for me. Why bother re-imagining? I like action, rather than fluff, though I seem to write a lot of fluff. I appear to be writing several stories. In fact, Im only writing one. In chronological order (of events, not writing) my stories are: Bloodstone: 5th Century Rome & Northumbria (COMPLETE)* Killers: 1940 & 1946 (In Progress)* Molly and her Daughter: 1990-1999 (in progress) Nott, Father & Son: 1990-2002 (COMPLETE) The Hufflepuff late 1996 (COMPLETE)* Vituperation July/August 1997 (COMPLETE)* Summer of '97: August 1997 (COMPLETE)* Locket: November 1997 (COMPLETE)* Fred and George's Busy Day: August 1997-May 1998 (COMPLETE)* The Pencil Portrait Problem (a Theodore Nott mystery): September-October 1997 (COMPLETE)* Tales of the Battle: May 1998 (COMPLETE)* Grave Days: May-September 1998 (COMPLETE) The Badly Fitting Coat: June 1998 (COMPLETE) Aurors and Schoolgirls: September 1998-June 1999 (Progressing) What Luna Sees: December 1998 (COMPLETE) Spontaneity: Sunday 28 March 1999 (COMPLETE) The Mind of Arthur Weasley: Monday 29 March 1999 (COMPLETE) Mistletoe Kisses: 31 December 1999 with flashbacks to 1995 (COMPLETE)* The Girl From DRaCoMC September 1999 (COMPLETE)* Players Rites September 1999 (COMPLETE) Hunters and Prey: February-March 2000 (in progress) Disharmony: June 2000 (COMPLETE) Zionks: October 2000 (COMPLETE) Knavery: March 2001 (COMPLETE) April Fool: April 2001 (COMPLETE)* Angelina: April 2001 (in progress)* Endings and Beginnings: April-June 2001 (notes and jottings) Swimsuit Quidditch: August 2001 (COMPLETE) The Question: February 2002 (COMPLETE) MIT: Muggle Liaison Team?: July 2002 (in progress)* The Professor and his Landlady: July 2002 (COMPLETE)* The Secret Diary of Hermione Granger: July 2002 (COMPLETE)* After Breakfast: 7 September 2002 (COMPLETE) MIT: Haunted House: Dead: November 2002 (COMPLETE)* Epithalamium Spring 2003 (In Progress) MIT: Hampstead Heath Corpse August 2003 (COMPLETE)* It takes Two: February 2004 (COMPLETE) E.C.C.E.N.T.R.I.C. April 2004 (COMPLETE) Unspeakable: 2004 (COMPLETE) (co-written with C A Campbell)* First Sight: October 2004 (COMPLETE) Bare: October 2004 (COMPLETE)* Exsanguination A vampire story: September-November 2004 (notes and jottings) Conceptions: February 2005 (COMPLETE)* Conversations: March 2005 (COMPLETE)* Concerns: April 2005 (COMPLETE)* Moon: March 2005 (COMPLETE)* Brown: April 2005 (COMPLETE)* Yggdrasil: June 2006 (COMPLETE)8 Sleepless Night: December 2006 (COMPLETE) Beard Hunters: December 2007 (COMPLETE) Dennis: February 2008 (COMPLETE)* Ginnys Rival: March 2008 (COMPLETE) Strangers at Drakeshaugh: September/October 2009 (in progress) Sports DayJune 2010 The Drakeshaugh Dragon: August 2010 (COMPLETE) Moons: July 2010 (COMPLETE)* Xmas Daze: December 2011 Owl Post: July 2016 (COMPLETE) Zygosis: August 2026 (COMPLETE)* James and Me: August 2027 (in progress)* Centuries: 2080-2081 (COMPLETE) *these stories aren\'t Harry/Ginny tales, so are posted at fanfiction.net Beta-reader: No Membership status: Member Instant Message:[    None   |    None   |    None   |    northumbrianneil   ] Communication:[    None   |    None   |    None   ] Creative:[      |      |    None   ]
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Interview with Kori Udovicki, UN Assistant Secretary General, UN Development Program Assistant Administrator and Regional Director for Europe and the CIS.
If people in the developing world each emitted the same amount of waste as the average European does, the human race would need four Earth-size planets to cope with the pollution. This is according to the UNDP's 2007-2008 Human Development Report, unveiled in Moscow last week.
Ms Udovicki, who took part in the presentation, spoke to RIA Novosti about the report's main topic - climate change - and about efforts to tackle it in the countries of the former Soviet Union.
Question: This time round, the UN Human Development Report focused on the implications of climate change. How was it received here, in Moscow?
Answer: I'm under the impression that not only is there a huge interest in related issues in Russia, but there's also a willingness to do something to improve the situation. Russia can therefore be a new ally of ours, and this is something that encourages me to promote further joint efforts.
Q: It is only since the start of this year that you've been working as the head of the UNDP Regional Director for Europe and the CIS. Which countries have you visited in this capacity so far?
A: I've been touring the region quite a lot as my work envisages pro-active and direct contact with colleagues and partners in various countries. The UNDP is a pretty centralized organization and its activities are mainly region-based. I've already been to five Central Asian states, three countries of the South Caucasus and to Belarus. And I traveled to Moldova and Ukraine even before I took the post.
Q: Which of the post-Soviet countries have now found themselves in zones facing the most dramatic impact from climate change?
A: Climate change is something hard to quantify. That said, however, it may adversely affect human life and activity. We are talking about what is likely to happen in certain regions if nothing is done to slow down the process. This report doesn't aim to draw parallels, nor to make comparative profiles of all the countries in the region. But the risks are already obvious, for instance in Central Asia, where they are related primarily to the melting of ice caps. This leads to changes in river flow and, subsequently, to water shortages. From this, other consequences will ensue, including damage to farming activity, human health and the natural environment. We assume that the average air temperature on the Earth will not exceed the threshold of 2 degrees Centigrade. But if it does, we may face phenomena fraught with irreversible consequences. To give you an idea of how drastic even a 2 degree temperature rise could be, let me recall that in the Ice Age air temperatures were only 5 degrees lower than they are in the modern-day world.
Some people argue there are regions that could benefit from climate change, with an increase in crop yields. One thing to keep in mind, however, is that the adverse effects on the eco-systems of the north could be drastic, and that they could undermine the living conditions of local populations as extreme climate fluctuations lead to a melting of ice shields. Those who see some potential benefit to this should bear in mind that the process will also result in shortages of fresh potable water.
Q: For a few years now, Central Asian countries have been trying to consolidate their efforts to tackle desertification around the Aral Sea, but no concrete steps have been taken so far. Is this issue part of the UNDP agenda?
A: We have run several projects related to the Aral issue. One of them has involved research into the receding sea levels as well as aid for the coastal population. The UNDP is one of the few international organizations working to develop nations' institutional capacities in the field of environmental protection. This involves assistance in putting together national programs and building up local potential, as well as help with creating conditions in which governments and local agencies will be able to proceed in the right direction on their own. Also, we help to promote interstate cooperation so as to enable countries to tackle problems through joint efforts, including through the introduction of innovative approaches to integrated management of water resources.
It has already been noticed that even countries with political differences tend to team up to cope with environmental challenges. Specifically, the UNDP supports efforts to develop cross-border water cooperation in the Syr-Darya River basin, with Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan taking part.
Q: The title of your report is "Fighting climate change: human solidarity in a divided world." How should that solidarity manifest itself, do you think?
A: I would like to underline that the report focuses on the human aspect of climate change. We emphasize the fact that developing countries are being hit the hardest, although their contribution to global climate change is much smaller [than that of the industrialized nations]. Which is why disadvantaged population groups need our solidarity more than others. Suffice it to say that of the 250 million people who have recently suffered from natural disasters, from phenomena related to climatic calamities, as many as 98% live in the developing world.
Out task is to identify what kind of structural and economic measures should be taken to cope with emerging challenges. Thus, for instance, in addressing the problem of carbon dioxide emissions, we seek to activate mechanisms for engaging the private sector, the business community and donor organizations capable of providing tangible aid.
We should be aware that for no one are the emissions harmless: they pollute and destroy the Earth's atmosphere; and it's common knowledge that air cannot be bought for money, nor can it be divided between the rich and the poor. Everyone will be affected. Speaking of solidarity, one should bear in mind that those with the least amount of resources to protect themselves are victims of extravagant energy consumption in developed countries. And there is a need for additional investment to fund the purchase of cleaner technologies capable of reducing hazardous emissions and slowing down the resultant destructive processes.
Q: How important is it to you to see environmental issues figure on the agenda of CIS presidential summits and of the Commonwealth's various integration bodies?
A: No doubt, heads of states and regional organizations are among the key players in this arena. EurAsEC [the Eurasian Economic Community] has already signed a cooperation memorandum with us, expressing a willingness to take concrete collaborative actions. We pin high hopes on the meeting that is now taking place in Bali.
Officials from almost all the member countries have come to Indonesia for the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change conference, and regulatory measures are expected to be taken there to alleviate the impact of climate change and to control hazardous emissions.
Q: What other issues faced by transition economies, primarily in the CIS and Eastern Europe, are in the focus of the UNDP's activities?
A: Our main goal is to protect the least advantaged and to mobilize human and economic resources in order to support national leaders' political measures aimed at reducing poverty. Speaking of transition economies in Europe and the CIS, they have in the last decade accumulated substantial experience in reducing poverty.
But we do run our own programs here as well, making sure that no one is left on the sidelines of the process, that development opportunities opened up with the advent of new economic methods become accessible to all population groups and that economic growth comes with social justice. Nor do we stay away from the shaping and development of management institutions, with the old system largely destroyed. We see our mission as helping nations that have been through dramatic times to return to normal again.
Q: And when man-made disasters occur, does the UNDP offer aid to those affected?
A: I would like to point out here that the UN continues to address this problem proactively. Medical help and aftermath management were the key priority in the initial stages, whereas now we are focusing more on efforts to develop the economies of affected communities. I wouldn't say the traditional aspects are no longer relevant, but our current work is aimed primarily at the psychological, social and economic rehabilitation of [affected] regions and their populations. If a person feels victimized, he or she will hardly be able to compete on the market and his or her opportunities as an individual will be constrained. Our objective is therefore to help people restore confidence in themselves and fulfill their potential by giving them access to information, education, and opportunities for economic activity.
Q: Ms Udovicki, before taking up the UN post, you worked in several high-ranking positions in the government of Serbia. Did you see any similarity between processes going on in countries of the former Yugoslavia and in post-Soviet states?
A: I did not realize how much we actually have in common until those processes began, you know. Even while still a member of what was known as the Socialist bloc in the past, Yugoslavia already had some elements of a market economy. This was its key difference from the Soviet Union. Also, the disintegration of Yugoslavia was a very painful process, accompanied with bloody military conflicts. The republics of the former Soviet Union were luckier in this respect, with the exception of some regional trouble spots. It was the period of transition that brought us closer together, making evident a need for reintegration with the countries that had broken apart to establish their national identity.
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The second in the Edwardian with a touch of steam punk themed series
Thanks as always for looking
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Tags: | Edwardian, Female, Flash / lighting, General, Hat, Model, Photo journalism, Portraits / people, Steam punk, Themed |
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Love the styling Les, excellent lighting and processing. The square crop works well too.
Oh yes, love this one. Best image this morning.
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10/17/11 10:18 pm
nooo minniee!! D:
but congrats team onew :]
10/15/11 7:08 pm
Oh awesome ^^
10/14/11 5:19 pm
Yey! Congrats Team Onew! ^^
10/14/11 11:27 am
Congrats team Onew <3
10/14/11 10:35 am
Yey! Congrats Team Onew! ^^
noo… oh my Taemin… but congrats Team Onew (: was a good play
10/14/11 8:26 am
good job team onew <3
10/14/11 7:34 am
10/14/11 7:24 am
nice job team onew ^^ i love u ^^ keke
team taemin did a great job
nice effort everyone ^^
10/14/11 3:56 am
Aww...Team Taemin lost :(
But nvm! I will support Team Onew for the next round then~ Hwaiting^^
onew win...saying chicken making me hungry...onew give us some…
10/14/11 1:58 am
Hoorah! Let's celebrate with a bucket of chicken!!! xD
Congrats team onew
10/14/11 1:10 am
chukae team onew <33
10/14/11 1:06 am
Yay!! So happy hehe Good job Team Onew! And good game Team Taemin! *shakes hands*
You did awesome :D
10/14/11 12:39 am
Yay!! So happy hehe Good job Team Onew! And good game Team Taemin! *shakes hands*
10/13/11 11:51 pm
congrats team Onew!! :D must be fried chicken power!! XD
10/13/11 11:51 pm
Yay! Team onew!! :D
:/ :/ :/ :/ good try Team Taemin (lol myself included ) but CONGRATS TEAM ONEW! xD nice game
10/13/11 10:07 pm
both teams had done well. good job! congrats to team Onew.
10/13/11 9:36 pm
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It's okay team taemin :( but congrats to team onew!
10/13/11 8:46 pm
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Twenty-three-old Mikel Edward Brady was arrested Tuesday in Durham on charges of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill Trooper Michael Potts.
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