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This DIY for carpet odors is one of the best things around. It takes less than a couple minutes to make, costs pennies, and works wonders. If you are like me and have a dog that is constantly tracking dirt and odor in, along with a kid or two doing the same, you are going to love this.
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Easily Banish Carpet Odors
Variations of this recipe have been around for a bit, but I have one important ingredient that makes it so much better than all the others.
- Borax
- Baking Soda
- Purification essential oil (10 drops)
The key ingredient here that makes this recipe so perfect is the Purification essential oil. This blend specifically neutralizes odors. It's a combination of citronella, lavandin, lemongrass, rosemary, myrtle, and tea tree. The aromas are strong and powerful.
I also add in lemon for an extra fresh scent and because lemon on it's own can help to remove odors. These two oils together are magic!
All you need to do is combine equal parts Borax and baking soda, then add in oils and stir with a fork. To cover the carpeted areas on the main floor of my house I use 1/3 cup of each. I would start with that amount and increase it as needed.
You can make this in large batches and save for when you need it, but I prefer to make it individually each time. I typically use it about once a month. (maybe more often if I'm having company over and want the house to smell great)
Sprinkle the mixture all over your carpets and let it sit for at least an hour. You can leave it all night if you'd like!
Then, vacuum it up. Your carpets will smell so fresh and give your house a lovely scent.
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This summer, visitors to Fort Worth, TX, will find plenty of attractions and events in the self-proclaimed City of Cowboys and Culture. Here are just a few suggestions:
Celebrate National Day of the American Cowboy in the Stockyards National Historic District (July 23, 2011)
Clients can celebrate the history and heritage of the American Cowboy at the 5th Annual National Day of The American Cowboy (NDAC) July 23 in the Stockyards National Historic District. Voted as the best cowboy tribute event in the nation by American Cowboy magazine, the NDAC features an art contest, a cowboy celebration parade, a watermelon eating contest, tge Fort Worth Herd CowCamp,a most worn-out boot contest ($5 entry fee required), a best mustache contest, a Riscky's rib eating contest ($5 entry fee required), a Cowboy Idol competition and the Fort Worth Herd Cattle Drive. All activities take place along Exchange Avenue in the Stockyards National Historic District. Visit www.stockyardsstation.com.
Amon Carter Museum of American Art Marks Anniversary During 50 Fest Event (August 13, 2011)
In honor of the Amon Carter Museum of American Art's 50th Anniversary, a free celebration called 50 Fest will be held on Saturday, August 13 from 5:30–9 p.m. at the museum. Outside on the plaza, guests will be treated to food, drinks and music performed by two Austin-based bands. Gallery hours will also be extended to allow guest plenty of time to visit their favorite artworks. Visit www.cartermuseum.org.
First-Ever National Reining Horse Association Cowtown Classic to be Held in Fort Worth (August 23-27)
The first-ever National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) Cowtown Classic will be held from August 23 to 27 at Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth. Reining is a judged event designed to show the athletic ability of a ranch horse within the confines of a show arena. NRHA competitors are required to run one of 10 approved patterns. In 2009, the NRHA paid out more than $11 million in competition purses. Visit http://nrhaclassic.com.
Reichert Celebration Comes to Fort Worth (September 2 – 11)
Fort Worth and the Will Rogers Memorial Center will welcome the Reichert Celebration, an all-breed horse show and futurity, from September 2 to 11. The Reichert Celebration began in Iowa in 1999 before moving to St. Louis and, most recently, Tulsa, OK, as the show expanded. In 2010, Reichert drew more than 12,000 entries from all 50 states, Canada and Europe. The 2011 show marks the first year of a five-year agreement between the Reichert Celebration and Fort Worth. Visit www.reichertclebration.com.
Rodeo Zone Now Open in Stockyards Station
The Rodeo Zone, now open in Stockyards Station in heart of the Stockyards National Historic District, allows guests of all ages to enjoy life-like robotic bull, bronc and Texas longhorn rides. Clients can also try roping in the roping arena, learn barrel racing techniques on the horse cycles, experience real competitive rodeo on four large viewing screens, compete in a game of horseshoes, ride the mechanical bull and more. Private rodeo schools and special event packages are also available. For more information, visit www.stockyardsstation.com.
Summer Stay and Save Promotion
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Written by Nicole Chu, BHP sophomore and Discover BHP Co-Chair
This past Saturday, more than 100 admitted students and their families flocked to campus for Discover BHP, a day-long showcase of everything the Business Honors Program has to offer. My co-chair Neal Makkar (BHP/Finance '15) and I had the honor of planning the event, and we are excited to report that thanks to the combined efforts of the BHP faculty, staff, and students, the day was a resounding success.
Neal and I received so much positive feedback from the attendees: parents raved about the BHP's 100% job placement rate and the stellar academics, students rejoiced at the vibrant community and extracurricular opportunities, and both praised the friendly, professional demeanor of all the current students, faculty, and staff. I cannot count how many times a guest approached me to tell me that the event had effectively raised his/her opinion of the Business Honors Program, and that it was the people who made all the difference.
I could not agree more with that sentiment: it is the people who invest their time into the program that make the BHP one of the preeminent undergraduate business programs in the country. Moreover, having met them myself, I have no doubt that the latest batch of students will continue this legacy and raise it to still greater heights.
To the Class of 2018: Welcome to the BHP! We cannot wait to see the great things you will accomplish on the Forty Acres. Here's a quick recap of the day for those who weren't able to join us.
We started the day bright and early in the SAC Auditorium, where BHP faculty director Robert Prentice rattled off an impressive list of BHP employers to dazzle our guests. Following his opening remarks, a group of volunteers took the prospective students out for small group icebreakers and a tour of McCombs. Meanwhile, academic advisor Tisha Monsey and admissions director Paul Pritchett hosted a Q&A-style information session for the parents. Once reunited, students and parents participated in a series of panel discussions covering a wide range of topics: student life, careers and internships, and study abroad.
Lunch was my favorite part of the day—and not just because of the delicious meal. I simply enjoyed the opportunity to interact with the admitted students and their families in a relatively informal setting, fielding questions about my experiences in the program and sharing general college advice. After the meal, Jeffrey Schwartz (BHP/Finance '07) delivered the keynote speech, in which he discussed how the BHP and UT prepared him for his career path, which has spanned investment banking, business development and entrepreneurship.
Hunger abated, the high school seniors returned to the business school for a taste of BHP academics. Half of the students participated in a mock marketing class with Dr. Jade DeKinder, and the other half experienced Dr. Robert Prentice's business law class. In the meantime, the parents met members of the BHP Parents' Council in another interactive panel discussion.
For the final session, parents and students came together in the SAC Auditorium yet again to hear from our esteemed faculty. Some of our most beloved BHP professors were joined by Associate Dean Dave Platt for an entertaining and informative discussion.
Before Discover BHP officially ended, Neal and I had one final surprise for our guests. We had spent the day bragging about the breadth of extracurricular involvement by BHP students, so we figured we should spotlight some of that talent. Aware that BHP/MIS sophomore Pearce Illmer was the music director for the a cappella group One Note Stand, we invited the group to perform. They sang a soulful rendition of "Morning Comes" by Delta Rae, and then led our prospective Longhorns in "The Eyes of Texas." One Note Stand was well-received by the audience, if the number of phone recordings I saw in the audience is any indication. It was the perfect way to end the day.


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We all go through difficult times. It's part of being human. Sometimes they can feel like too much to handle. I understand, because I've been going through some testing to be considered for a lung transplant. I feel so blessed and honored to be going through this process. It is also difficult and stressful.
I've been hanging onto Isaiah 41:13 as I go through this process.
For I am the Lord your God
who takes hold of your right hand
and says to you, Do not fear;
I will help you.
What does this mean?
I talked with my husband Dave, who has a Ph.D. in Biblical Studies about this verse. What he explained made this verse even richer and more meaningful to me, and I thought it might help you too. Dave studies the Bible in the original languages, and doing so provides so much more information.
When God says He takes hold of your right hand, it means He takes hold of your hand in such a way that makes you a stronger person. This helps us have confidence in what we are going through because we are connected to Him. As He holds our hand He provides warmth, guidance, strength and protection.
God says, Do not fear; I will help you. Being connected to Him helps lessen my fear. It is God's character to be there for us when we need help. This is who He is and how He operates.
Notice that God doesn't say do not be afraid because I'll take your problem away. Life is full of problems, and He is here to help us. Gods part is to take our right hand and help us. Our part is to offer our hand to Him.
Turning to God
I am offering God my hand through this privileged, yet difficult time. How about you? Will you join me in offering your hand to God for support, comfort and guidance?
Part of taking care of myself is spending more time with God and giving myself time to rest and recuperate from all the doctor visits and tests. If there is anything else wrong with me, besides my lungs, they'll find it!
I've decided to take a break from my blog and social media posts for the next 2 months until I get through all this. It doesn't mean anything is wrong, it just means I'm lowering my stress level and giving myself time to rest.
I'd appreciate your prayers my friends. You take good care of yourself too!
I'd love to hear from you!
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Houston Co. 4-H members earn All-Star status
Eleven Houston County 4-H Club members recently were awarded 4-H All-Star status by the Tennessee 4-H Club Program.
The members first became members of the Houston County 4-H Honor Club, then became eligible for All-Star status based on their volunteer hours in the community.
Under the guidance of County Agent Laurie Mobley, these youths have worked with Operation Christmas Child, cooked food for various community events, assisted younger club members with livestock projects and worked to better the community.
The All-Stars are Katlyn Anderson, Dalton Cary, Catherine Coleman, John Clay Coleman, Victoria Coleman, John Thomas Fussell, Mary Preston Gill, Jordan Jackson, Mary Mac Pitts, Cody Schmidt and Cheyenne Spencer.
For more information about the Houston County 4-H All-Stars or Houston County 4-H Honor Club, please call 289-3242 and speak with Laurie Mobley.


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Longtime Texas A&M play-by-play broadcaster Dave South will make the 2017 football season his last one behind the microphone. In a release from the athletic department on Thursday, the "Voice of the Aggies" is retiring from his duties of both football and men's basketball after the season. He will still continue to broadcast Aggie baseball games on a year-to-year basis.
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The Wichita Falls native told The Eagle (Bryan/College Station) on what led him to his decision, "I got a bucket list of things that I want to do." That bucket list includes hiking to the bottom of the Grand Canyon and visiting Mount Rushmore.
"For most Aggie fans, Dave South is simply the Voice of Aggie Athletics," Texas A&M Director of Athletics Scott Woodward said in a statement. "To us in the athletics department, he is much more than the radio play-by-play man. He is a part of our Aggie team and an outstanding Aggie ambassador. We appreciate all that he has done for Aggie athletics and wish he and Leanne all the best."
"Dave is not only one of the best broadcasters in the business, but he is a true friend to Aggie football," said head football coach Kevin Sumlin in a statement,"His loyalty is unquestioned, his commitment unmatched and he continues to have a passion for the coaches and players that he covers. We wish Dave and Leanne all the best."
In his own statement, South thanked Aggie fans for all the memories over the years.
"To the coaches, athletes, staff and athletic directors, our experiences together over these many years have created a lifetime of wonderful memories. If memories were memorabilia, there wouldn't be a room big enough to hold my collection.
"To the Aggies and radio listeners who have been so gracious and kind for these many years, thank you for your words, texts, emails, and letters. I am humbled by your thoughtful generosity.
"Knowing God has a plan for every day of our lives, Leanne and I look forward to the future."
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Urban connections with rural areas in home-based business : implications for sustainable rural development in Saskatchewan
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The past two decades have witnessed significant growth in home-based work (HBW), particularly home-based business (HBB) activity and self-employment. These phenomena are attributed to factors such as flexible organization of production. While some empirical accounts on HBW and HBB activity in Canada do exist, they have mostly been conducted at the national or urban level rather than in rural areas. This thesis, therefore, places greater emphasis on rural HBBs in Saskatchewan where out-migration of people is threatening the viability and sustainability of rural and small communities. It is argued that rural sustainability largely depends on economic viability. The study area for the research includes the City of Saskatoon and the countryside surrounding this city. The overall goal of this research is to contribute to the discussion of rural sustainability by considering HBBs as a potential strategy to achieve sustainability in rural areas and small communities. Therefore, the primary objectives of the dissertation are to examine the nature and degree of relationships of home business activity between rural, rural-urban fringe and urban areas, and the implications on links for sustainability of rural households and communities; to examine the relationship of HBB activity to the concept of rural entrepreneurship and business development; and to assess the contributions of rural and small town HBBs to the sustainability of households and communities in Saskatchewan. A combination of the concept of "sustainable community development", the von Thunen model and the competitive strategy model (i.e., cost-leadership, differentiation, focus) provide the theoretical framework of the thesis. Through snowball sampling and mail questionnaire surveys, primary data on HBBs were obtained from Saskatoon and its surrounding regions in Saskatchewan for micro-level analysis. Both qualitative and quantitative techniques were employed to analyze the data. Major findings of the thesis include the linkages that HBBs create among places and the impact of links on community sustainability; and the apparent spatial variations in HBBs, motivations, competitive strategies, and benefits of home businesses from the urban core to the limits of the rural hinterland. It was also found that home businesses contribute positively to the sustainability of households and communities in rural Saskatchewan. Specifically, they generate significant revenue and employment opportunities for people, while supporting local economies through their networks, purchasing and selling of goods and services locally as well as keeping managers and members of their households in rural areas and small communities for considerable number of years. Indeed home-based occupation is a vital component of the mechanisms for rural sustainability. Also, this thesis proposed a rural-urban HBB model for future social science research. Major conceptual underpinnings of the research include rural-urban relations; regional and community economic development, sustainable community development; rural entrepreneurship, home-based work, home business, self-employment, competitive strategy, and the von Thunen Isolated State model.
DegreeDoctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
SupervisorRandall, James E.
CommitteeReed, Maureen; Peters, Evelyn; Bone, Robert M.; Anderson, Alan B.
Copyright DateApril 2005
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How to Eat Healthy on Campus: Avoid the Freshman 15
College is the start of a new chapter; a time to make new friends, experience a new city and become your own person. Unfortunately, that new found independence can come at a price. Between classes, cramming for exams and socializing, college students are pressed for time, under a lot of stress and frequently eating on the go.
Whether you're living off campus, bunking in a dorm, or crashing on your friend's couch, follow these tips to learn how to eat healthy in college and fight the Freshman 15:
- Stock up on healthy snacks. Fight the late-night vending machine temptation by stocking up on raw vegetables, fresh fruit, cottage cheese or low-fat yogurt. If a refrigerator isn't an option, choose snacks that contain protein and whole grains for fuel such as all natural peanut butter and whole grain crackers. And don't forget to stock up on what's available at the cafeteria that's healthy for a snack later in the day.
- Eat a balanced breakfast. Studies have shown that eating breakfast not only improves academic performance, but is important in maintaining body weight. Make it a priority to get up 15 minutes earlier to have time to prepare a healthy breakfast. Options to consider are yogurt with fruit, whole grain cereal and a banana, oatmeal with nuts and berries, or whole grain toast with some peanut butter. For those busy mornings when a sit down breakfast isn't possible, grab fruit like a banana or a granola bar for a healthy breakfast on the go.
- Do your research. Before heading to the dining hall, look up the menu online. Choosing a healthy option beforehand will help resist the temptation of less nutritious items. If viewing the menu ahead of time isn't an option, be sure to take a lap around the dining hall to assess your options before piling a bunch of food on your plate.
- Make like-minded friends. Eating right and working out is much more fun and achievable when your friends are on board as well. Find a fitness partner to keep you on track and motivated to be healthy!
These are just a few of our tips for eating healthy on campus. Chime in below with any additional tips you have for how to eat healthy on campus!
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - President Mauricio Macri, who won last year's election in Argentina partly on promises to fight corruption, on Monday denied any wrongdoing in his connection with an offshore company in the Bahamas which emerged in a leak of documents.
Macri was among the tens of thousands of rich and powerful people named in the leak of four decades worth of documents from Mossack Fonseca, a law firm based in the tax haven of Panama which specializes in setting up offshore companies.
The "Panama Papers" showed that he moonlit as director of Fleg Trading Ltd, which was founded in 1998 and dissolved in January 2009. Opposition lawmakers demanded on Monday that he explain his role at the offshore company.
In a short television interview with La Voz, Macri said that his tycoon father Franco Macri, one of the richest men in Argentina, had founded the company through a "legal operation".
"It was an offshore company to invest in Brazil, an investment that ultimately wasn't completed, and where I was director," he said. "There is nothing strange about this."
The Panama Papers were leaked to more than 100 news organizations around the world cooperating with the U.S.-based International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ).
While holding money in offshore companies is not illegal, journalists who received the leaked documents said they could provide evidence of wealth hidden for tax evasion, money laundering, sanctions busting, drug deals or other crimes.
In its online report, the ICIJ highlighted that Macri had not disclosed his connection with Fleg Trading Ltd in his assets declarations after he became Buenos Aires mayor in 2007.
The Macri administration said late on Sunday Macri had never had a stake in the firm so he had not been required to disclose the connection in those declarations.
"To create a company in a tax haven is not a crime in and of itself," the head of the Argentine anti-corruption office, Laura Alonso, wrote on Twitter.
Alonso is a member of Macri's party and her swift defense of the president prompted outcry from opposition lawmakers, including calls for her resignation.
"She came out immediately defending the president when her role is to investigate whether an act of corruption was carried out," the Front for Victory said in a statement, calling for the anti-corruption office to be headed by the opposition.
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Exactly one month ago, on Jan. 23, news leaked that a gigantic new shale oil field had been discovered… right in the middle of nowhere.
The location is a secluded town in southern Australia – Coober Pedy. It's about 850 kilometers north of Adelaide. The population is only 1,695 people.
And it's about to become an immense "ground zero" for a fast-approaching and highly volatile showdown over international energy.
Details are still forthcoming. But here's what we know so far.
Coober Pedy and the Arckaringa Basin
The rock formations underneath Coober Pedy hold some of the richest in oil and gas anywhere on earth. They're part of the Arckaringa Basin.
The Arckaringa Basin is an untapped shale oil field estimated to hold as much as 233 billion barrels of oil equivalent, according to independent petroleum industry consulting firm Gustavson Associates.
That's more oil than anywhere in America. It's more than all of Iraq, Iran, Canada, or Venezuela. It could even be more than what world energy leader Saudi Arabia really has.
As for what it's worth – industry estimates set the value of this unconventional find at as much as $20 trillion.
"This is one of the largest discoveries we've seen in the last 40 or 50 years worldwide," said Money Morning Global Energy Specialist Dr. Kent Moors. "It's a bona fide redrawing of the global energy map as we know it. This fundamentally changes the dynamics of energy."
Indeed, as Asia tries to wean itself off coal energy and Iranian oil, that region is going to be its biggest customer for Arckaringa oil.
This find is great news for Australia.
State Mineral Resources Development Minister Tom Koutsantonis described it as "a key part to securing Australia's energy security now and into the future."
Translation: Thanks to the Arckaringa Basin, Australia will remain energy self-sufficient and even become an oil exporter.
Arckaringa Basin Profit Opportunities
The find is even more exciting for energy investors.
Kent explained: "This oil find will change the world's geopolitical alignment – and benefit individuals, as well. Simply put, an oil find of this magnitude makes fortunes – many times over."
One tiny oil company based in Brisbane has 100% control of that the Arckaringa Basin: Linc Energy Ltd. (AXS: LNC). The firm has already invested $130 million in the initial drilling of several exploratory wells here. That's small potatoes for major oil companies, but Linc happens to be tiny, with a market cap of just over $1 billion USD.
For investors, Linc is the obvious play. But it may not be the most profitable one, according to Kent.
For one thing, the stock has already made a big move. When confirmation of the enormity of the find leaked, Linc shares soared 30%.
"We didn't expect it to go this nuts," CEO Peter Bond told Reuters.
No doubt there's more to come, once production gets going. But for the small-cap firm to begin well production (set for early 2014), they have to nail down one thing first – and that's where the real blowout opportunity is for energy investors, Kent told us.
You see, Linc needs help to get the oil out. They've publicly admitted this; they can't get this kind of haul out of the ground without a lot of help – both monetarily and in terms of technical expertise. So Linc is on the hunt for a partner. And they've hired Barclays bank to help them with the search.
This has caused tremendous excitement in the OSP sector – "operators and service providers."
That's where the money actually begins flowing, Kent explained, well before any oil comes out of the ground. And they're absolutely vital if Linc is to start sucking its potential $20 trillion haul out of the ground.
Kent has targeted two companies in the OSP sector that he thinks will go after the Arckaringa project. They're both traded on the NYSE.
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Last week, Winnipeg awoke to the sight of hoarfrost coated trees – a sight that prompted the inspiration for our next Winter in the Whiteshell theme. We asked our Instagram community to show us photos that depicted ❄Ice & Frost☃ and were delighted by portraits of frosted branches, wide-sweeping vistas of the slowly freezing landscape and incredible flurry feats of nature.
The three finalists for the ❄Ice & Frost☃ challenge are…
Chris P. Bakön (@craspybakon)
Chris's frosty adventure took him to the Whiteshell Suspension Bridge, where he produced gorgeous shots of frosted branches with blue hues.
Liz Tran (@liz.tran)
Liz's winning entry perfectly captured the beauty of early winter; the inbetween where water flows freely, surrounding by slowly creeping ice and frosted shores.
Dylan Boychuk (@dylanboychuk)
Dylan's unbelievable photo caught our eye immediately, showing that winter's frosted beauty can be absolutely be seen within the urban landscape.
This week, we challenge you to capture the best of Manitoba's winter outdoor adventure on Instagram. Show us your favourite skating, skiing and snowshoeing shots and tell us about why you love being active in the winter. Just a reminder that old photos are accepted, as long as they are reposted within the contest timeline. All finalists will have the chance to win our grand prize – a 3 night stay in the Whiteshell (which now includes a stay at the gorgeous Falcon Trails Resort)! Don't forget to tag #exploremb and #igwhiteshell on your posts!
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There are a lot of boys in this house. There is something really special about being the mother of a crew of boys. Something that is hard to explain and that can only be understood by... being the mother to a group of boys.
It's not so much the mothering that makes it special. It is the relationship that the boys themselves share. The very act of being brothers. That one word is so much more a verb around here than a noun. It describes not only people and a relationship, but also a behavior. A way to act, to be, and to live.
These boys are in a lifelong relationship with each other. They are sharing a childhood. They will become men together.
There is something significant about the people you grow up with. Whether you want to believe it or not, they are helping you develop into the person you are. And at this house, that relationship is even more defined because they are brothers.
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San Diego's Finch have announced a reunion show. The band will convene for a gig at the Glass House in Pomona, CA on November 23, 2007. There's no word yet on whether this is a one–off show or a sign of a wider return to action.
The band announced an "indefinite break" last year. They released Say Hello to Sunshine in 2005 and What It Is to Burn in 2002.


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August 2018 TBR
Welcome to my monthly TBR pile post. This month, I only have 4 review books to read (a.k.a. official TBR books). I already started reading 2 of them though, so I changed the layout of this post for this month a bit. I opted for posting the official TBR books that I haven't started reading yet first,… Read More August 2018 TBR


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miR-511-3p, encoded by CD206/Mrc1, was demonstrated to reduce allergic inflammation and promote alternative (M2) macrophage polarization. Here, we sought to elucidate the fundamental mechanism by which miR-511-3p attenuates allergic inflammation and promotes macrophage polarization. Compared with WT mice, the allergen-challenged Mrc1–/– mice showed increased airway hyperresponsiveness (AHR) and inflammation. However, this increased AHR and inflammation were significantly attenuated when these mice were pretransduced with adeno-associated virus–miR-511-3p (AAV–miR-511-3p). Gene expression profiling of macrophages identified Ccl2 as one of the major genes that was highly expressed in M2 macrophages but antagonized by miR-511-3p. The interaction between miR-511-3p and Ccl2 was confirmed by in silico analysis and mRNA-miR pulldown assay. Further evidence for the inhibition of Ccl2 by miR-511-3p was given by reduced levels of Ccl2 in supernatants of miR-511-3p–transduced macrophages and in bronchoalveolar lavage fluids of AAV–miR-511-3p–infected Mrc1–/– mice. Mechanistically, we demonstrated that Ccl2 promotes M1 macrophage polarization by activating RhoA signaling through Ccr2. The interaction between Ccr2 and RhoA was also supported by coimmunoprecipitation assay. Importantly, inhibition of RhoA signaling suppressed cockroach allergen–induced AHR and lung inflammation. These findings suggest a potentially novel mechanism by which miR-511-3p regulates allergic inflammation and macrophage polarization by targeting Ccl2 and its downstream Ccr2/RhoA axis.
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In the spring of 2013, a group of concerned parents asked the Carmel Clay Schools board of trustees at a public meeting to add recess time for elementary students beyond the 15 minutes allotted per day.
Six years later, they did it again.
Eleven mothers of CCS elementary students spoke at the March 25 school board meeting, asking for more unstructured playtime for the district's youngest students and questioning why it appears little has been done to address the issue since they first brought it up several years ago.
"Increased recess needs to happen for the upcoming school year," CCS parent Terri Cribb said. "Based on the board's lack of performance in the last several years related to recess, it has unfortunately earned an F in handling of this issue."
Several speakers pointed to research by the American Academy of Pediatrics, which does not recommend a certain amount of time for recess but notes that most schools offer 20 to 60 minutes per day. The 2013 AAP policy statement outlines the cognitive, social, emotional and physical benefits of unstructured play.
"Either the science is not believed or the science is being ignored," said Laura Steiner, a mother of two children at Smoky Row Elementary. "We might not know the perfect amount of recess time right now, but we do know that the way the day is now is not optional."
A few years ago, former CCS Supt. Nicholas Wahl began allowing teachers to provide additional recess time or classroom breaks at their discretion. Smoky Row parent Lisa Washburn described this as a "step in the right direction" but pointed out that in a recent CCS survey about changes to elementary school programming the No. 1 request was more time for recess.
The school board typically does not immediately respond to issues raised during the public comment portion of the meeting, but Supt. Michael Beresford, who joined CCS in July 2018, said at the meeting that the district has been studying the issue for months as part of a review of the daily school start and end times for all students.
CCS officials have discussed the possibility of switching school start times for elementary and secondary students, a change Westfield and Noblesville schools are making for the 2019-20 school year. The district could also lengthen the school day, Beresford said, which could lead to more recess time and give teachers greater flexibility. CCS added 10 minutes to the school day beginning in mid-February to make up for weather cancellations, and Beresford said it has allowed teachers to provide more time for social/emotional learning and meet other needs.
Beresford said after spring break CCS plans to electronically send examples of what a revised school schedule could look like to parents and teachers to gather feedback.
Whatever is decided, Beresford said changes will not be immediate.
"We would not be making any changes to the school day for next year, mostly because this is a very complicated process," he said.


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David Cameron, Tory leader, today announced his plans to reduce the cost of the Commons. The main thrust of his proposals is to limit the number of MPs to 'about a dozen, certainly no more than fifteen'.
In a speech to party activists he explained, 'The fact of the matter is, we simply don't need so many. After I get voted in next year, I will rule the country virtually single handed, well, me and George Osbourne. Which will save an awful lot of that stuff - money - which I already have pots of anyway. As does George. And because there will be fewer MPS, we won't need the House of Commons, so we plan to sell it off, and spend the money on lottery tickets, and with the winnings from the lottery tickets we will buy some hospitals and tanks and stuff. You see it really is quite simple.'
Some female members of the audience swooned at this point and St Johns Ambulance staff were called.
Mr Cameron is on a whistle stop tour of posh places outlining his plans for the expected incoming Tory administration.
Tomorrow he is appearing at Harrow Lido, delivering a speech entitled 'The NHS - what's all the fuss about, eh?'.
He will be supported at Harrow by George Osbourne, who will be singing a duet with his uncle Ozzy.


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Long Beach Press Telegram endorses YES on measures C and F to ban street parking
Yes on measures C, F
Lakewood can park the RV flap for good on Election Day.
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Getting Lakewood to let go of the long-standing feud over recreational vehicle and trailer parking is a bit like getting a starved terrier to surrender a London broil. We can hardly imagine Tomorrow's City Today without its best-known battle of yesterday (our apologies to those who want their own school district).
But it's time to curb the RV and trailer issue. Residents have an opportunity to settle a major portion of the exhausting flap by voting yes on measures C and F on the Nov. 7 ballot. We back both.
The measures would offer clarity to the various interpretations of the existing law, which is abused in spirit, if not letter, and, more importantly, get those mammoth RVs and trailers off the streets most of the year while still allowing proper loading and unloading.
The measures are essentially the same, but Measure C regulates RVs while Measure F applies to trailers. The initiatives would ban on-street RV and attached and unattached trailer parking except for limited periods of time. They would require residents to get permits, which would be good for one to three days, up to 16 days a year, for the times they are outfitting their vehicles for trips.
Readying RVs for sojourns would be the only legal reason to park them on the street. This will be a problem, of course, for those who use their RVs as guest rooms, but the practice of suburban camping is incompatible with today's tidy tracts.
Under the new system, Lakewood residents would simply apply for and print out their permits from an online website, providing they have registered their rigs with City Hall. The law would also require three days between permits so residents could load their trailers, leave town for a weekend, come back and unload it.
These new laws would go beyond easy-to-manipulate existing city codes, which allow RV and semi-trailer parking on city streets for up to 72 hours in the same spot. Many owners just move their rigs across the street or down a few feet from their original locations to meet the law.
Neither measure would apply to driveway or backyard parking of RVs or trailers, which are subject to different requirements. We can't see telling people what they can do on their own property as long as they follow existing regulations.
But city streets are another matter. On-street RV parking benefits the few - RV and trailer owners - to the detriment of many. This is the opposite of the utilitarian spirit that pulses through Lakewood.
In addition, the rolling motels detract from the appearance of the city's attractive postwar neighborhoods, which went from good to great in the recent housing boom as residents pulled out equity to make improvements and newcomers came in and made their own fixes.
Streets free of RVs and trailers could certainly do nothing but help property values threatened by a slowing market.
RVs and trailers, when not in use, generally belong in parks and lots made for such uses or out of sight on private property. The arguments to allow RVs to remain on public streets have finally run out of gas.


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Mildred Raines Basinger, 96
Mildred Raines Basinger, 96, of Waiehu, Maui passed away on January 17, 2014 at Hale Makua, Kahului. She was born on February 5, 1917 in Fruitvale, Tennessee.
Burial will be in Bells, Tennessee. Borthwick Norman's Mortuary assisted with arrangements.
Mrs. Basinger moved to Washington, D.C. in 1941 beginning a 32-year career on Capitol Hill, working for Senator Kenneth Douglas McKellar, (D-TN), other congressmen and in the Office of the Doorkeeper, William M. "Fish Bait" Miller.
She lived in Jackson, Tennessee after retiring and moved to Maui, Hawaii in 1999.
She is survived by son, Rex H. (Alexa Betts) Basinger, Jr., brother, Cortez Raines of Minneapolis, MN and sister, Rosemary Raines of Chattanoga, TN.
Mrs. Basinger was preceded in death by her parents, Rudolph and Belle Marcom Raines, 2 brothers, James Clifton Raines and William Robert Raines and sister Beryl Raines Nelson.
Mildred loved world travel, collecting antiques and her Great Dane "Hamlet".
Online condolences: www.ballardfamilymortuaries.com


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Stocks started to turn around on Tuesday after Fed officials raised the possibility of further easing should economic growth continue to sputter.
Stocks see-sawed in a narrow range for most of the session as investors remained cautious amid worries over the European debt crisis and the impasse over a reduction in the U.S. deficit.
The "Fast Money" traders, though, were monitoring these market movers:
POPS (stocks that went higher)
News Corp (NWSA) popped 1%: The media company increased its share buyback from $1.8 billion to $5 billion, trader Jon Najarian reports. He said, "That's why they cut off the bleeding from that horrible day yesterday."
Sealed Air (SEE) popped 3%: This stock's performance is reflecting a "big comeback" in the packaging and containers space, Najarian said.
Radiant Systems (RADS) popped 30%: ATM maker NCR said it would buy the maker of cash registers and other point-of-sale devices for about $1.2 billion, Virtus Investment Partners' Joe Terranova said. He doesn't think the trade is in RADS, though. He prefers NCR.
MGM Resorts (MGM) popped 4%: Over the last few weeks, we've seen buyers of MGM calls , trader JJ Kinahan said. The TD Ameritrade chief derivatives strategist said that trade seems to be paying off.
DROPS (stocks that went lower)
Texas Instruments (TXN) dropped 4%: Like other chip makers, this company is struggling right now, Kinahan. He doesn't things look great for TXN going forward.
AnnTaylor Stores (ANN) dropped 3%: Veracruz founder Steve Cortez is a fan of this stock. Falling cotton prices will help apparel makers and apparel retailers, he said.
Looking at the earnings calendar, two financial institutions will report this week. JPMorgan Chase will release its quarterly results on Thursday and Citigroup announce its earnings results on Friday.
So what's the trade?
People are starting to play JPMorgan for the upside, Kinahan said. He's noticed some call buyers of JPM.
It's more difficult to get a feel for Citi, though. So people aren't positioning ahead of C yet, he noted.
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Boys, especially white, upper middle class boys, get diagnosed with autism at very young ages and get all the support that their parents can find. I'm a girl with autism. I wasn't diagnosed until I was 19 years old. I went through my first semester of my first-year at Gettysburg, not knowing anything about myself except the fact that I just didn't fit in anywhere.
Unlike the stereotypical autistic boy, a girl on the spectrum doesn't have language delay problems, or interest in technical things. Instead, we are shy, less prone to aggressive outbursts, desiring to make friends, very smart, very stubborn, very creative, very imaginative, hypersensitive to stimuli, have very good memories (especially for things we're interested in), have poor eye contact (mostly with strangers), enjoy arranging things, create fantasy worlds, have obsessive interests, and have what may seem like over the top emotional reactions (Autism and Girls: The Hidden Gender poster).
I keep being told that I don't seem autistic, but that's because most autism research is done on boys. Autistic girls don't look the same as autistic boys; just like neurotypical girls don't look like neurotypical boys. Also, I'm high-functioning, which means I'm verbal, unlike the stereotypical nonverbal autistic person. Autism is not a linear spectrum — the way people typically think of a spectrum.
It is more like the graph where the center is the neurotypical person — and if the autistic person is closer to the center, they are more high functioning. If the autistic person is farther away from the center, it becomes more difficult for the autistic person to function in the neurotypical world with more social impairment, communication impairment and/or repetitive behaviors and interests.


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The Pollak Training Center (PTC) provides services that focus on helping adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities reach their full potential, whether it is in the community or the classroom.
PTC offers:
• Low participant-to-staff ratios to fulfill the needs of adults with disabilities
• Job-skill training through secure document shredding
• Community inclusion and leisure activities
This program focuses on learning basic social skills and studying topics that help participants interact independently in the community. This fun-filled adult day training program provides a safe, educational environment that encourages friendships, laughter and learning. In addition to visual art, participants receive instruction on self care, they play in a rhythm band, and they become physically active through exercise, yoga and dance.
The Art Program is part of our Adult Enrichment. The program gives people with developmental disabilities the opportunity to create art by learning ceramics and painting.
Local artists often visit the art program to help participants learn new techniques. Currently, the Art Program has teachers who instruct participants in artwork such as jewelry making and pottery. The people we serve in this program also have opportunities to sell their artwork at local art shows and festivals, including the Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival. As many as 50 clients sell their work at these festivals.
Artwork can be purchased at the Adult Enrichment Gallery in the Pollak Training Center from 8a to 2p, Monday through Friday and at the Dove Garden Shop from 10a to 5p, Tuesday through Friday and 11 to 3p on Saturday.
Funded with an Impact100 grant, the document shredding program employs more than 40 adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, providing them with valuable vocational training and an opportunity to earn a paycheck!
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A native Pensacolian, Dawn Von Stein graduated from the University of West Florida with a bachelor's degree in early childhood and elementary education. She began working at Arc in 1993 as a support specialist for the Women's Training Center where she felt she could use her teaching background to help teach daily living skills to the women at the group home. She's made her career at Arc Gateway, she says, "Because there are few other places I could work where every day is different, I feel like I'm making a difference in someone's life, and I am truly loved by those I serve."
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It seems like every other horror movie that comes out these days is a zombie film of one type or another. This speaks to their popularity, or at least what used to be their popularity, but within this onslaught of films it is has become hard to distinguish the good from the bad. Too many keep it safe by relying on the same tired tropes that have been a part of the genre for years. It is a rare film that is able to distinguish itself from the herd, and innovate rather than merely replicate. 'Dead Within' is such a film, though it is not without some reliance on the aforementioned tired tropes. It is a brilliant, innovative, yet (unfortunately) a marginally boring take on the zombie film.
Kim (Amy Cale Peterson) and Mike (Dean Chekvala) are a married couple that have taken refuge in a remote, solitary cabin for six months after a devastating outbreak. Time has taken its toll on their supplies, and on their relationship. Faced with almost inevitable death, either due to hunger or the deadly zombies lurking outside, Kim begins to break down. The secrets and regrets of how the couple has survived for six months become her waking nightmares, vividly reminding her of the costs she has paid to stay alive. Mike has taken to going out into the unknown remnants of near-by houses to search for supplies. The burden of survival has caused him to adopt an attitude of outliving the threat rather than confronting it face on.
This is more of a psychological thriller than a straight-up horror film. Much of the film is spent exploring the loneliness and neuroses that would inevitably fester in such a survival scenario. Amy Cale Peterson gives a fantastic performance as Kim, evolving the character's insanity in a meticulous yet believable fashion.
'Dead Within' is not just another zombie movie. It is a novel and dark tale affixed within the world of a zombie outbreak that explores aspects of such a scenario that other films haven't even breeched. There is not a lot of action in the film, or zombies for that matter, and this will likely turn off some audiences. This is a shame though because 'Dead Within' is a well written and imagined addition to the zombie pantheon that (hopefully) will open doors for future films to take up similar themes.
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During the first 25 days of the rescue/recovery effort at the World Trade Center site, 800 policemen are provided with only paper masks. Printed on each of the masks is a disclaimer stating: "Warning, this mask does not protect your lungs." [Guardian, 6/5/2002]
Category Tags: Rescue/recovery workers, Other events
The World Trade Center twin towers collapse—the south tower at 9:59 a.m. and the north tower half an hour later at 10:28 a.m. [CNN, 9/12/2001; New York Times, 9/12/2001; New York Times, 9/12/2001; Washington Post, 9/12/2001; MSNBC, 9/22/2001; Associated Press, 8/21/2002] The collapses create huge dust clouds that roll through the streets of Lower Manhattan, breaking windows and forcing dust and debris into the interior of surrounding buildings. Composition of dust - Chemicals and materials present in the billowing clouds include pulverized plaster, paint, foam, glass fibers and fragments, fiberglass, cement, vermiculite (used as a fire retardant instead of asbestos), chrysotile asbestos, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), polychlorinated biphenyls, polychlorinated dibenzodioxins, polychlorinated dibenzofurans, pesticides, phthalate esters, brominated diphenyl ethers, cotton fibers and lint, tarry and charred wood, soot, rubber, paper and plastic. [Allergy, Asthma & Immunology Online, 9/15/2001; CNN, 11/4/2001; Lioy et al., 7/2002; US Geological Survey, 10/2002 ] The dust has an extremely high pH. [US Geological Survey, 11/27/2001; St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 2/10/2002] Distribution of dust and debris - The debris will be distributed very unevenly throughout the city because of their varying weights. Dusts containing relatively heavy components, such as pulverized concrete and glass, will settle near the World Trade Center, whereas dust containing lighter components, like asbestos, will fall to the ground in greater relative concentrations at a further distance. Heavy metals—including zinc, strontium, lead and aluminum—will also be deposited a relatively large distance away from the disaster site. [Lioy et al., 7/2002; US Geological Survey, 10/2002 ; Jenkins, 7/4/2003 ] Composition of smoke/debris plume - Combustible materials buried in the rubble of the towers provides fuel for a fire that will burn until December. Many of the materials are made of substances that when burned release highly toxic fumes. According to Thomas Cahill, a professor of physics and engineering,
"The debris pile acted like a chemical factory. It cooked together the components and the buildings and their contents, including enormous numbers of computers, and gave off gases of toxic metals, acids, and organics for at least six weeks." [BBC, 9/10/2003; Reuters, 9/11/2003] The two towers contained as many as 50,000 personal computers, each containing small amounts of mercury and about 4 lbs of lead. The towers also contained roughly 300 mainframe computers. [Nordgren, Goldstein, and Izeman, 2/2002 ; Kupferman, 2003 ] Thousands of fluorescent lamps in the buildings contained mercury. [Nordgren, Goldstein, and Izeman, 2/2002 ; Kupferman, 2003 ] Thousands of chairs and other office furniture contained chemicals like polybrominated diphenyl ethers, which pose dangers similar to PCBs. [Nordgren, Goldstein, and Izeman, 2/2002 ] Several of the WTC's tenants are known to have had toxic materials on site. For example, there was a Secret Service shooting range that kept millions of rounds of lead ammunition on hand. And a US Customs lab had in its inventory thousands of pounds of arsenic, lead, mercury, chromium, and other toxic substances. [Kupferman, 2003 ] Other products in the buildings included synthetic fabrics, plastics, laminates, the di-electric fluids that encase electrical cables, capacitors, electrical cable insulation and transformers. The toxins resulting from the combustion of these materials include toxic lead, volatile organic compounds, dioxins (see December 27, 2002), mercury, nickel, vandium, sulphur, PAHs, PCBs and furans. [Nordgren, Goldstein, and Izeman, 2/2002 ] Distribution of smoke/debris plume - The aerosol plume will move from the WTC site in Lower Manhattan directly over Brooklyn where it will drop much of its toxic debris, contaminating the neighborhoods of Brooklyn Heights, DUMBO (Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass), Cobble Hill, Boerum Hill, Park Slope and beyond. New York City Council member David Yassky, who is in Brooklyn campaigning on this day, will later recount in an interview with Newsday, "There was a film of dust on everything—on cars, stores, everywhere in Brooklyn Heights. If you were there, as I was, you saw several hours of debris rain down on your neighborhood." [Newsday, 8/23/2002; Newsday, 9/30/2002]
Category Tags: Indoor remediation, Misuse of EPA standards, EPA's reponse, Rescue/recovery workers, Key Events
The 47-story WTC Building 7 collapses. It housed New York City's emergency command center, offices of the FBI, CIA, and various commercial offices. The collapse of the building buries an electrical substation containing more than 130,000 gallons of oil from transformers and high-voltage lines—most of which contain low levels of hazardous PCBs—that provides fuel for a fire that will burn for more than three months contaminating the city's air with a number of toxins including dibenzo-p-dioxins, dibenzofurans, and other polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons. [Washington Post, 9/12/2001; Hang, 11/26/2001; New York Daily News, 11/27/2001; New York Daily News, 11/29/2001; Stanford Report, 12/5/2001; Environmental Law, 12/26/2001; Alexander's Gas & Oil Connections, 1/9/2002; Kupferman, 2003 ]
Attorney Joel R Kupferman of the New York Environmental Law and Justice Project speaks with several emergency workers, police officers, firefighters, union representatives, office workers and residents. According to Kupferman, "All [express] serious concerns about the health hazards they now face firsthand. Some are having trouble breathing, some wheezing and coughing. Many are suffering with severe eye irritation and headaches." [NY Environmental Law and Justice Project, 9/22/2001]
Entity Tags: Joel R Kupferman, New York Environmental Law and Justice Project
Category Tags: Rescue/recovery workers, Key Events
New York City Fire Commissioner Thomas Von Essen says that almost 4,000 firefighters who have participated in the rescue efforts at the World Trade Center have complained of respiratory problems, but adds that long term effects of working at Ground Zero are uncertain. "We won't know for a long period of time if there is any long term effect. Some might lead to asthma, some might lead to lung conditions," One firefighter has been treated for allergic alveolitis, a rare lung inflammation. Von Essen's comments follow a Newsweek interview with Dr. David Prezant, the chief pulmonary physician for the city's fire department. Prezant explained to the magazine that thousands of firefighters require medical care for a range of illnesses, including coughs, sinus infections, lung trauma and severe asthma. Prezant, a professor at the Albert Einstein School of Medicine, has referred to these ailments collectively as the "World Trade Center cough." [CNN, 10/29/2001; CNN, 10/29/2001; New York Post, 10/29/2001; Newsday, 10/30/2001; BBC, 10/31/2001; New York Daily News, 11/20/2001 ]
Entity Tags: David J. Prezant, Thomas Von Essen
New York City officials order the Police and Fire Departments to reduce the number of officers and firefighters involved in recovery efforts at any one time to 24 for each department, citing new concerns about air quality at the site. The announcement is met with criticism from members of the police and firefighters unions. "We were promised by the mayor and the fire commissioner that we wouldn't give this up until we got everybody out," Michael Carter, the vice president of the Uniformed Firefighters Association, tells the New York Times. "To scale back to 24 people, that's to say that this has become nothing more than a construction site." Thomas Manley, the health and safety officer for the firefighters union, tells the Times that he does not believe the decision was really based on new concerns regarding air quality. He suggests the mayor wants to minimize the presence of the site in an effort to return business to the area. [New York Times, 11/1/2001]
Entity Tags: Thomas Manley
Category Tags: Rescue/recovery workers
Nicole Pollier, a legal intern at Center for Constitutional Rights, testifies before the Environment Committee of the New York City Council and discusses health concerns at the WTC recovery site. She says that the Center found that "virtually none of the people working at the WTC disaster site are or have been wearing any personal protective equipment," which the organization attributes to a lack of organized training. Only 5-10 percent of the workers wear disposable dust masks, she said. Additionally, "workers leaving the site are not decontaminated, nor do they use the washing stations that have been set up at the perimeter of the site by volunteer organizations." Pollier says the Center blames OSHA which has taken the position that the site's designation as a "search and rescue" operation denies it the authority to enforce safety laws. There have been "no mandated training sessions, and no enforcement of personal protective equipment requirements or exposure monitoring requirements," she explains. Instead, OSHA has played a consultative role as a technical adviser. Pollier says that the Center disagrees with OSHA's position, calling attention to a 1991 directive entitled "OSHA Response to Significant Events of Potentially Catastrophic Consequences," which states: "The OSH Act requires that OSHA respond to catastrophic events…." [New York City, 11/1/2001]
Entity Tags: Nicole Pollier, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
American Medical News reports that doctors in New York City are still treating large numbers of patients for respiratory conditions stemming from the World Trade Center disaster. About one-third of all New York City firefighters have symptoms of what is now termed the "WTC cough," typified by persistent dry unproductive coughs, wheezing, sinus irritation and shortness of breath. One-fifth of responding firefighters also complain of GERD (gastroentero reflux disease) which doctors believe may have been caused by ingesting the pulverized concrete and glass that was present in the World Trade Center dust. "What you inhale, you also swallow," explains David J. Prezant, MD, deputy chief medical officer of the New York City Fire Department. "Your entire tongue was coated with this stuff." Doctors believe these health problems were caused in part by the shortcomings of protective breathing masks, which are not supposed to be worn for days on end. [American Medical News, 11/26/2001; Newsday, 9/10/2002; Newsday, 9/30/2002]
Entity Tags: David J. Prezant
Thomas Manley, who monitors health issues for the firefighters union, tells reporters that 500 of the union's members are on sick leave because of a variety of respiratory problems. Three hundred of them may never be able to fight fires again as a result of their medical conditions. "It's getting worse and worse," he says. "They're having trouble breathing, shortness of breath, coughing with pain in their stomach." The union claims the illnesses could have been prevented if proper respirators had been provided to firefighters working at the World Trade Center site. [NY1 News, 12/21/2001; Associated Press, 12/21/2001]
Attorney Michael Barasch tells the Associated Press that he has filed legal notices on behalf of 700 firefighters and 300 police officers, fire marshals and emergency medical technicians, who have developed respiratory conditions after working at the World Trade Center disaster site. The legal notices are meant to preserve the plaintiffs' right to sue the City of New York at a later date on the premise that the city failed to follow federal regulations and provide the appropriate respirators to the rescue workers at the disaster site. [Associated Press, 1/13/2002; Nordgren, Goldstein, and Izeman, 2/2002 ]
Entity Tags: Michael Barasch
A mobile health unit at Ground Zero offers free health examinations for immigrant workers and day laborers hired to clean office buildings in Lower Manhattan. The medical team, headed by Dr. Steven Markowitz, conducts pulmonary testing of workers, collects blood and urine samples, and interviews them about their work history. By March 1, the mobile unit will examine 415 workers, primarily from Colombia and Ecuador. Markowitz later tells Newsday that workers said employers had provided them with mops, rags and bags for removing inches of dust from buildings. "Most said they were not given protective equipment," Newsday reports. Some workers who brought their own respirators said employers told them not to wear such protection." [Newsday, 4/28/2002]
Entity Tags: Steven Markowitz MD
By this date, more than two-thirds of the 62 rescue workers who came from Menlo Park, California, have complained of respiratory problems. [Nordgren, Goldstein, and Izeman, 2/2002 ; Mercury News (San Jose ), 2/4/2002; Associated Press, 10/29/2003]
Dr. Steven Markowitz, who directed a mobile health unit targeting immigrant workers hired to clean office buildings near Ground Zero (see January 14, 2002-March 1, 2002), speaks at an immigrant labor conference at the CUNY School of Law in Flushing, New York, sharing his team's findings. The team identified over 400 workers suffering from a variety of ailments. "One of the most striking findings is the persistence in symptoms, even after workers were no longer exposed to dust," Dr. Markowitz reports. "Many had stopped working [near Ground Zero] two months earlier, and when they came to the van, they still had symptoms." He says that most of the workers had symptoms consistent with the inhalation of crushed glass like chronic cough, coughing up of blood, sore throats, nasal congestion and chest pain. Other workers had symptoms that are more difficult to explain, like headaches, fatigue, dizziness and poor appetites. Markowitz admits that his team has "no idea" what the cause of those symptoms are. [Newsday, 4/28/2002]
By this time, 358 New York City firefighters and paramedics are on sick leave or light-duty because they have the "World Trade Center cough" (see November 26, 2001). [Newsday, 9/10/2002]
At a New York Academy of Medicine briefing, doctors discuss how the environmental conditions at Ground Zero during the recovery effort have so far impacted the health of those who worked at the site. Dr. Steven Levin of the Occupational Medical Center at Mt. Sinai Medical Center explains that several of the more than 1,000 workers he has seen "have developed inflammatory responses" in their lungs and adds that he has seen only a few recover. Dr. Kerry Kelly, chief medical officer for the NYC Fire Department, says that while only 3 percent of New York City firefighters had respiratory problems prior to September 11, this number has since increased to 15.6 percent. Another speaker at the briefing, Lung Chi Chen of the NYU Department of Environmental Medicine, suggests that either the pulverized glass, the high pH level (see September 20, 2001), or a combination of the two, probably causes the World Trade Center cough. "We can show that human cells can tolerate acidic exposure very well," Chen says in an interview. "But the cell cannot tolerate alkali exposure. You shift the pH up and the impact is devastating." [Newsday, 9/10/2002; Newsday, 9/30/2002]
Entity Tags: Kerry Kelly, Lung Chi Chen, Stephen Levin MD
Category Tags: Expert opinions/Independent studies, Rescue/recovery workers, Key Events
A panel of experts convene for two days, at the request of the EPA, and make recommendations for the EPA's indoor cleanup program (see May 8, 2002) in Manhattan. The panel suggests expanding the testing to "include a wider array of toxic contaminants;" lowering "the EPA's proposed danger benchmarks to take into account more vulnerable populations, such as children;" and establishing "safety standards for both residential and commercial buildings in Lower Manhattan." [New York Daily News, 10/29/2002]
Entity Tags: Environmental Protection Agency
Category Tags: Indoor remediation, Rescue/recovery workers
To date, over 1,000 New York City firefighters have filed lawsuits against the City of New York claiming that the city failed to provide them with respirators during rescue and recovery efforts at the WTC. [Kupferman, 2003 ]
By this date, over 1,700 police officers and firefighters have filed lawsuits against the City of New York claiming that conditions at Ground Zero or the Fresh Kills landfill caused their illnesses, including sarcoidosis, asthma, reactive airway disorders, and chronic coughs. [New York Daily News, 6/24/2004]
James Zadroga, a detective who worked on the recovery effort at Ground Zero following the collapse of the World Trade Center towers, dies. Zadroga was 34. According to the first report into his death, by the Ocean County medical examiner, Zadroga dies from a "history of exposure to toxic fumes and dusts." This is apparently the first death following a long-term illness related to work at the WTC site. [New York Times, 4/12/2006]
Entity Tags: James Zadroga
A report finds that the death of former New York City detective James Zadroga (see January 5, 2006) was caused by exposure to dust during rescue attempts at Ground Zero. The report, by Gerard Breton of the medical examiner's office in Ocean County, New Jersey, says, "It is felt with a reasonable degree of medical certainty that the cause of death in this case was directly related to the 9/11 incident." Before completing the report, Breton did not consult with doctors who had tested or treated other first responders at Ground Zero, although he did talk to Zadroga's physician. Neither did he test particles found in Zadroga's lungs to compare them with the dust from the World Trade Center. Nevertheless, Breton says, "I cannot personally understand that anyone could see what I saw in the lungs, and know that the person was exposed to Ground Zero, and not make the same link I made." [New York Times, 4/14/2006] His conclusion will be disputed. [New Yorker, 9/15/2008] The report may have a wider impact, as several lawsuits have been brought by first responders and downtown residents alleging that the toxic mixture of dust and fumes at Ground Zero was deadly. In addition, the report may mean Zadroga's death should be classified as "in the line of duty," meaning his survivors would be eligible for more benefits. [New York Times, 4/14/2006]
Entity Tags: James Zadroga, Gerard Breton
Category Tags: Rescue/recovery workers, Documented cases WTC-related illness
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Home » Depression » Top 10 Depression Blogs of 2014
Top 10 Depression Blogs of 2014
While depression is one of the most common mental health concerns that people suffer from, it is not a condition that takes a single form. It affects each person uniquely and can look very different from one to another. In addition, the different types of depression are diverse, ranging from clinical depression and seasonal affective disorder, to postpartum depression and dysthymia (chronic depression).
This compilation of the best depression blogs for 2014 reflects that diversity, and does not assume that a person with depression wants to spend his or her time comparing notes with someone else with the condition. Below is a series of real-life accounts, practical advice and sound wisdom.
- In Sunny Spells and Scattered Showers, author Fiona details her experience with clinical depression and borderline personality disorder. Of particular interest is her discussion of the relationship with her therapist, and the honesty with which she details the inner conflict that sometimes clashes with her commitment to treatment. She incorporates commentary and links on the latest research in a down-to-earth, tangible way. It's an insightful and inspiring read.
- My Postpartum Voice is Lauren Hale's account of her postpartum depression. Although written primarily for mothers, it is also insightful for partners and professionals. It artfully discusses the chasm between what is meant to be one of the most joyful times in a woman's life, and the stark reality of a depression that can blindside a woman after birth. Hale has developed a community around her blog by organizing chat topics and times, an invaluable resource for the housebound.
- Three Beautiful Things is not a typical blog about depression, but is cited by several other blogs which are. It follows a simple formula where writer Clare Law lists three things she is grateful for every day. Effectively an online gratitude journal, this makes one look up and around to pay attention to good things happening all around us. The blog has been going since 2004, which makes for a lot of happiness over the years!
- Depression Marathon is testament to a person's determination to overcome mental illness. Despite having depression for over 13 years, author Etta runs grueling distances and doesn't give up. Her tenacity and grit is remarkable. Her genuine, poignant voice is forthright and engaging. If you're interested in psychosomatic symptoms, you may find this blog particularly thought-provoking.
- The Ezperanza blog contains a useful mix of tips from experts. There are lots of practical strategies to help a person cope with depression and anxiety, and it's also very useful if you're caring for someone with the condition. Some of the posts are quirky, such as the one on brain burps, while others focus on common issues such as overcoming negative thinking.
- The Chipur blog is a refreshing and positive read. Authored by Bill, who has had years of experience of mental disorder in both his professional and personal life, it is interesting to read more of a male perspective on depression. Besides his blog, featuring more than 600 pieces of relevant news on anxiety and depression, he offers online counseling.
- Penned by a fresh graduate, This is a Depression Blog details the life and times of a Canadian as she works through both her studies and dysthymia. Posts about leaving medication and therapy are particularly poignant. For any students who feel they are suffering alone, this blog could be a source of solace. The writing is self-analytical rather than self-pitying, giving her voice a contagious strength.
- The Black Dog Tribe blogs feature an eclectic mix of voices which discuss different perspectives on depression. Often friends and family are not sure how best to help when a loved one has depression. Solid advice is given here. 'Tribers' and guest bloggers have shared poetry, fundraising efforts, and honest first-person narratives, together fighting the stigma surrounding mental illness. You will need to spend a minute to create an account to see content.
- The Happiness Project is a fantastic resource for those looking for new ways to bring a little more cheer into their lives. Gretchen Rubin has achieved international acclaim with her best-selling books. Her blog is well worth a visit, drawing on research, anecdotal observation and wisdom passed on down the ages. Current work features on building happiness habits, which could well complement other treatments to depression. There are also five free three-week projects to help overcome common challenges to happiness.
- Dr. Sarah Ravin is a clinical psychologist whose work focuses on eating disorders, depression and anxiety. Her professional blog offers opinions on the latest research, clinical experience and a lot of no-nonsense, sound advice. She explains treatment terminology with tangible examples and layman's terms, so the idea of seeking help becomes less intimidating. This is an excellent read, especially for those with comorbid depression and eating disorders.
Top 10 Depression Blogs of 2014
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Lyon, K. (2019). Top 10 Depression Blogs of 2014. Psych Central. Retrieved on October 29, 2020, from https://psychcentral.com/blog/top-10-depression-blogs-of-2014/
Lyon, K. (2019). Top 10 Depression Blogs of 2014. Psych Central. Retrieved on October 29, 2020, from https://psychcentral.com/blog/top-10-depression-blogs-of-2014/
Last updated: 24 May 2019 (Originally: 10 Nov 2014)
Last reviewed: By a member of our scientific advisory board on 24 May 2019
Published on Psych Central.com. All rights reserved.
Last reviewed: By a member of our scientific advisory board on 24 May 2019
Published on Psych Central.com. All rights reserved.