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You're sick and tired of being sick and tired … and bloated and foggy-brained. An allergist or doctor tests you for food allergies and tells you that you should avoid gluten. You've been gluten-free for a while, but you're still experiencing some of the following symptoms:
- gastrointestinal problems such as diarrhea and cramping
- skin breakouts (hives, eczema, swelling)
- joint pain or migraine headaches
- mood changes
- immune disruption
Despite the glut of gluten-free offerings — including gluten-free beer — an increasing number of people still feel bloated. In addition, more people are developing Celiac disease or non-Celiac sensitivity. But why? Here are a few possible reasons:
1. Products labeled gluten-free aren't really gluten-free: Gluten-free labeling — at least in some cases — offers the same dubious promise as "cage-free" or "natural." In an attempt to regulate gluten-free foods in 2007, the Food and Drug Administration proposed to allow manufacturers to label a food "gluten-free" if the food does not contain 20 or more parts-per-million gluten, among other parameters. But if a food contains 19 ppm gluten, it still might trigger an allergy or sensitivity.
2. Gluten-free foods contain other allergens: When most people think of gluten, they think of the protein in wheat. But other foods including rye, oat, barley, soy, dairy, eggs and tree nuts could trigger symptoms. Take soy for example. "Soybeans are high in phytic acid, which can block the uptake of essential minerals. Soy also has enzyme inhibitors that block the action of enzymes needed for protein digestion," says Carolyn Dean, medical director of the nonprofit Nutrional Magnesium Association.
3. Cross-contamination: According to the National Institute of Allergy and Infections Diseases (NIAID), almost 90 percent of allergic reactions to egg, milk or peanuts occurred because a child accidentally consumed the food, whether because of misread food labels or because a food allergen came into contact with other foods — a problem better known as cross-contamination. Many food processors use the same facilities or equipment to create different foods. Your beloved gluten-free pretzel might be made on the same conveyor belt as whole-wheat bread.
4. Preservatives: Although a mouthwash might be labeled free of gluten, it could contain preservatives, which according to a study by Johns Hopkins, is one possible factor in an increased risk of allergies in children. Soda certainly has no gluten in it, but a study in the Journal of Attention Disorders links sodium benzoate, a common preservative in soft drinks, to ADHD in college students. "When it comes to diagnosing potential food sensitivities, artificial sweeteners are one of the most likely culprits of distress," says Dr. Timothy Morley, medical director of BodyLogicMD of Midtown Manhattan.
5. Corn conundrum: Although Harvard Medical School's Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center says on its website that a true allergy to corn is rare, some medical professionals now doubt that claim. Corn and its derivatives (sweeteners like high fructose corn syrup, cornstarch, maltodextrin, xanthan gum) have become ubiquitous in Western food. "Any food can be a potential allergen, especially one we are exposed to frequently such as corn," says Kelly Morrow, associate professor of nutrition and exercise science at Bastyr University.
A study in Plant Foods for Human Nutrition concluded that "some maize prolamins [plant proteins] contain amino acid sequences that resemble wheat gluten."
"Corn is the fourth food, along with gluten, dairy (casein) and soy that can damage the villi of the small intestine and cause them to atrophy," says Dr. John Symes," referring to finger-like structures in the gut that are responsible for absorbing nutrients.
6. Genetically modified organisms (GMO, or GM foods): Several animal studies indicate serious health risks associated with GM food consumption including infertility, immune dysregulation, accelerated aging, dysregulation of genes associated with cholesterol synthesis, insulin regulation, cell signaling, and protein formation, and changes in the liver, kidney, spleen and gastrointestinal system, according to the American Academy of Environmental Science. (And here's one original medical study that shows how mice that were fed GMO-soy developed ageing livers.)
Another study published in the International Journal of Biological Sciences concluded: "In three GM maize varieties … new side effects linked to the consumption of these cereals were revealed, which were … mostly concentrated in kidney and liver function, the two major diet detoxification organs … [i]n addition, some effects on heart, adrenal, spleen and blood cells were also frequently noted.
Are you gluten-free but still have food allergies? Tell us about it in the comments below.
Judd Handler is a health writer in Encinitas, Calif., and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Good prices in the street markets
The most traditional and lively street market in Seville is known as El Jueves which is open on Thursday mornings in the calle Feria. Its stalls are full of books, second-hand clothes, curiosities, tools, paintings, antiques and furniture. On Sunday mornings, stamp and coin lovers have a date in the plaza del Cabildo until 15.00 hours. On the same day, in the plaza de la Alfalfa, there is a market for pet lovers, especially those interested in birds.
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I took part of this year's Appy Days, which is an event bringing together companies and developers, with the shared purpose of developing a mobile App!
The event started on a Mondays morning in the idyllic Danish town of Silkeborg, with some interesting speakers speaking a language that only nerds understand. First speaker was Frank Allan Hansen from the Alexandra Institute. He gave a great overview of the development within applications for cell phone devices and summed up the different development platforms and their market share. Frank was followed by Martin Esmann from Microsoft, who gave a quick introduction to the Windows Phone Platform and why it belonged in the marketplace. Furthermore, was given a quick introduction to app development on the Windows Phone platform, which surprisingly seemed fairly easy to work on. That was also one of Martins primary sales arguments for the Windows Phone oppose to IOS or Android. According to Microsoft the cost of app development on the Windows platform was up to 50% cheaper than Apple IOS.
"Lunch also very much appreciated"
The presentations were all very technical, and it required full attention to keep track of the details. Therefore, was lunch also very much appreciated and some great networking took place.
After lunch the companies pitched their ideas to the forum of developers, graphics people and people like me called project managers. Some very interesting ideas were presented and after the pitch it was time to find the perfect match between developers and companies. I choose to join Arla Foods and immediately after the team had been settled, the discussions about features and functions began.
For the next two days our team of 5 would be working hard on saving time for families with kids, planning their weekly meals. The solution would be an app working across Iphone, Ipad and Web, all synchronised with the Arla's Database supplying more than 4000 professionally tested recipes.
"You might think we were guinea pigs"
The two days at Arla HQ was a great experience and included a lot great snacks supplied by the wonderful ladies from "Karolines Køkken" (the kitchen where all recipes are developed.) You might think we were guinea pigs, but I like to think of us as the luckiest individuals at work. Thanks a lot to Arla for great treatment.
The final day of Appy Days was the day of the grand finale, where every team presented their app prototype. There was even a team that had a fully functioning app operating and ready to be place in the app store, which must be considered a great achievement for 72 hours of work. However, this app was not the winner of the completion. Instead the concept from "Be My Eyes" took victory for their solution to connect blind people with a community of volunteers ready to help out via a video conference call.
The concept of Appy Days was great, and my impression was that both developers and companies made good use of each other and that connections was made.


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Solo show has its static side but captures adroitly an artist's passions
Got a problem with Pablo Picasso — his bluntness, his sexual politics, his sheer shirtlessness? Fine, then the man will just pack up his bathtub and bid you adieu.
The San Diego Rep production of Herbert Siguenza's solo show "A Weekend With Pablo Picasso" opens with a clever visual joke along those lines — one that ties in nicely with the artist's reputation for sleight-of-eye surprises.
The moment poses a promise that's fulfilled fitfully over the course of the 85-minute, monologue-based work, which is long on wit and history if a little slack on the dramatic tension.
One thing's certain: It's hard to conceive of a better fit for the part of the larger-than-life painter than Siguenza, the playwright-performer and sly clown who co-founded the maverick Chicano troupe Culture Clash nearly 30 years ago.
Not only does Siguenza act and write, he's an accomplished (and lightning-quick) visual artist who dashes off several works during the course of the show.
Along the way, he also captures convincingly a sense of Picasso's appetites, passions and earthy ethos.
Siguenza (the Rep's current resident artist) first workshopped the show at the downtown theater three years ago, and has continued to develop it in productions around the country.
The piece's key conceit: Picasso has a single weekend to complete a commissioned set of paintings and vases. The year is 1957, and the artist is 76 years old, living and working in the South of France.
He speaks directly to playgoers under the (slightly awkward) pretext we're voyeuristic art students; many of his remarks come in the form of one-liners that carry varying degrees of pith and wisdom. (The pronouncement that "each picture is a vial of my blood" conveys a vivid, visceral sense of Picasso's artistic ferocity. "Do not try — do" puts one more in mind of Yoda.)
The series of recollections and observations can make the play feel less like a story in progress than a still life; the mandate to finish the works adds only a modest sense of consequence, given that Picasso is clearly not one to be pushed around by art dealers or troubled by deadlines.
And yet the show, directed by Rep associate artistic director Todd Salovey, packs multiple powerful moments. The creation of one painting becomes like a concerto for canvas, with Siguenza's stylized movements choreographed to jazz. The scene highlights the best of Bruno Louchouarn's rich sound design and Victoria Petrovich's often dazzling projections (on Giulio Perrone's graceful set).
There's also the quiet revelation of Picasso's proposed deal with God over his dying sister that cuts so deep it could stand to be explored some more.
Siguenza's Picasso is at his funniest when he tells of watching his wife wrestle with his furious mistress in front of the artist's iconic antiwar painting "Guernica." (Shades of that great "Dr. Strangelove" movie line: "You can't fight in here, this is the war room!")
And at his most sobering when he recalls being asked of the same painting by a Nazi officer in Occupied France, "Did you do that?" His reply: "No, you did." ("Guernica" immortalizes the German and Italian bombardment of a Spanish village.)
In such moments, Siguenza privileges us with glimpses into the soul of an artist who's playful enough to fashion whimsical installations out of cheese and bread, and brilliant enough to nourish a revolution.
"A Weekend With Pablo Picasso"
When: 7 p.m. Tuesdays-Wednesdays; 8 p.m. Thursdays-Fridays; 2 and 8 p.m. Saturdays; 2 and 7 p.m. Sundays. Through Oct. 6.
Where: San Diego Rep's Lyceum Space, 79 Horton Plaza, downtown.
Tickets: About $31-$62 (students $18; other discounts available)
Phone: (619) 544-1000
Online: sdrep.org


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U.S. Vice President Joe Biden told Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto on Friday that he wants to deepen relations between the neighboring countries beyond drugs, security and immigration.
Launching the High Level Economic Dialogue to boost trade and investment ties, Biden urged the two countries to develop a stronger economic partnership that can move "more people, goods and information across our border."
"We have a billion dollars a day in trade. Is there any businessman or woman here who can't rationally picture in 10 years that being $2 billion?" Biden asked at the Foreign Ministry before he met with the president. "We cannot settle for business as usual."
Biden later talked with Pena Nieto about expanding trade between the countries by improving border crossing infrastructure and keeping international bridges open longer hours so more goods can move across. The meeting came just weeks after revelations that the National Security Agency had monitored Pena Nieto's emails before his 2012 election.
"There is no relationship that we value more, there is no economic relationship that we think holds the most promise and there is no part of the world that has the opportunity to do as much to generate economic growth over the next 20 or 30 years in the hemisphere," Biden said after the meeting.
Pena Nieto has been dealing with massive flooding in the southern state of Guerrero and street protests by teachers opposed to his education reforms.
Biden offered to provide assistance for storm recovery if Mexico asked for it. He said he was traveling next to see the flooding in Colorado.
The vice president also characterized Mexico's reforms as "historic changes" that would help the country "establish a new role in the 21st century." During his first nine months, Pena Nieto worked with the country's two main opposition parties to pass reforms of the tightly concentrated telecommunications market and the union-controlled education system.
In educational cooperation, Biden said the two countries have great opportunities for increased academic and student exchanges and joint research.
Pena Nieto said he set a goal with Biden for 100,000 Mexican students go study in the U.S. and 50,000 U.S. students study in Mexico.
"Vice President Biden's visit in Mexico reaffirms our government's common vision and the interest we have in making our region of North America stronger, more solid and consolidated," said Pena Nieto.
Before his meeting with Mexico's leader, Biden referred to the recent marches by protesting teachers that have choked Mexico City streets, and quipped that he thought the masses had assembled to welcome him.
"I was disappointed when I found out that the 15,000 out there weren't hollering 'Biden, Biden,'" he said.
Biden met with Mexico's secretaries of finance, foreign affairs, tourism, economy and education. He is traveling with the U.S. secretaries of commerce, homeland security and transportation and the U.S. trade representative.
President Barack Obama announced the bilateral economic dialogue in a visit to Mexico in May. According to the White House, the annual Cabinet-level meetings are designed to promote mutual growth, job creation and economic competitiveness.
"I have personally at the request of the president focused on the Middle East, Syria and events in that region. But the president made clear to me, and as they say he was pushing on an open door, that no matter what occupies us immediately, it is important for us to be here," Biden said.
Myron Brilliant, head of international affairs for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, participated in Friday's dialogue on the role of the private sector. He agrees that the two countries should have a bilateral approach to infrastructure and investment.
"Let's make the border seamless. ... the technology exists," he said. "It's just a question of getting the two governments to implement something."
The challenge, he said, is keeping the governments focused on building closer economic ties and producing results.
"How does this get prioritized versus other issues?" Brilliant said. "After all, the president is a little distracted in Washington by the debt ceiling, fiscal issues, crises in the Middle East. We have to make sure that we don't forget that our own future resides in part on how we strengthen North American competitiveness, and that ties back to Mexico."


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Losing Virginity
The auction is coming to a close for a man and woman who've decided to sell of their virginity and they're about to face the toughest challenge yet: sex for the first time with a complete stranger.
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Tim Flannery and John Doyle investigate how Australia's mineral and agricultural wealth is helping to drive the Chinese economy, feeding its people and accelerating the urbanisation of the most populous nation.
Fight for Britain
Following the fall of France in June 1940, Britain was all but alone in Europe to carry on the fight against Nazi Germany.
Tim Flannery and John Doyle meet the usual eclectic group of characters as they burrow beneath the surface of China and the Chinese while asking what does communism in China mean today.
Losing Virginity
The auction is coming to a close for a man and woman who've decided to sell of their virginity and they're about to face the toughest challenge yet: sex for the first time with a complete stranger.
The Climax
The documentary that follows one man and one woman as they auction their first sexual experiences draws to a close, looking at the changes that occur for the individuals once a decision has been made, and acted upon.
Media Spotlight
With the launch of the auction for the virginity of a man and woman, they're thrown into the media spotlight. Their once quiet personal lives begin to transform as they become the most recognised virgins in the world.
Parents React
Alex and Catarina's lives begin to change once they inform their parents of their plans to auction their virginity.
Target Germany
In the spring of 1941 most of Europe was under German control. In the West only Britain remained in the fight. But it was largely a fight for survival.
Why ANZAC with Sam Neill
Actor Sam Neill unravels the ANZAC century - its tough truths and enduring legends, revealing his own family's involvement in the ANZAC story for the first time.
From the hi-tech and high speed bullet trains rapidly connecting the nation to the inter city express and metro subways, the train is a modern day symbol of Chinese power, wealth and might - and the ability to just get things done.
Utopia Girls
Historian-presenter Dr Clare Wright tells the story of the extraordinary women who rose above the hardships and inequalities of late 19th century life to win for Australian women both the right to vote and stand for parliament.
Liberation of Europe
For many, the Normandy landings in June 1944 are most associated with the liberation of Europe. But it was almost exactly the year before that parts of mainland Europe began to throw off the Nazi yoke.
The Rising Sun
Japan had been at war with China several years before the outbreak of the Second World War. As a result, her war machine was already up to speed as the wider conflict developed.
Being Virgins
Virgins Wanted is an observational documentary that follows one man and one woman as they seek to auction their first sexual experience.
Judgement Day
A man and woman who've decided to auction their virginity battle with pressure from their families and the harsh judgement from onlookers.
Pieces of Me
Pieces of Me tells the story of three Australian women who have all inherited gene disorder, BRCA 2. This means they have an 80% risk of developing breast cancer and a 60% chance of getting ovarian cancer by the time they reach 50.
Rocket Compulsion
This is the story of a tenacious Australian jet pilot, David Mayman, as he strives to achieve his childhood dream of building and free-flying his very own Rocket Belt, only to discover he faces a nearly impossible task.
The Party of Reagan
Ronald Reagan was able to turn from celebrity to US President and now Donald Trump wants to do the same - both Republicans and both facing the White House at around 70-years-old. But what was Reagan's lasting impact on American politics?
Out Of The Ashes
In February 2009, ferocious bushfires ravaged Victoria. Whole towns, 178 people, vast forests and millions of animals perished. This is the story of how the unique ecosystem of South Eastern Australia both promotes and recovers from fire.
The Mystery Of Remote Ancestors
This documentary depicts the dramatic discovery of prehistoric civilisations in central China, which has challenged the prevailing archaeological wisdom about the geographical origin of the human species.
The Sounds of Aus
You can't tell an Australian by the way they look, but the minute they open their mouths, the guessing is over. But why do we speak the way we do? Comedian John Clarke attempts to find out.
The Inquisition
The Wood Royal Commission unleashed an extraordinary investigation that swept through the NSW Police Force like a tsunami. For many, the stakes were life or death. Not everyone survived.
Miracle in the Desert
Robert Bogucki survived 43 days lost in Australia's Great Sandy Desert before being rescued. While police called off the initial search after 15 days, believing him to have perished, family members hired specialist trackers to continue the search.
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Someone to Watch Over Me
(1) Deal with the newcomers. (2) Talk to Crandon about the newcomers. (3) Deal with the band of troublemakers. (4) Talk to Crandon about the greasers in the sewer. (5) Talk to Mrs. Hostetler. (6) Find information about Alice Hostetler's new friends. (7) Look for Alice Hostetler and her friend, Andy, in the building named The Gray. (8) No sign of either Alice or Andy. Inspect The Gray for clues on their whereabouts. (9) Tell Mrs. Hostetler about Andy's plan to steal the Crimson Caravan money. (10) Alice almost attacked her mm other, but instead left New Vegas to find her own path. (11) Talk to Mrs. Hostetler. (12) Although saddened by Alice's escape, Mrs. Hostetler wanted to live up to her end of the deal.
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Henchman Message.
This side quest necessitates that you head into the unpredictable locale known as North Vegas Square. You can find an entrance to the square north of the New Vegas Strip and Freeside, adjacent to the H&H Tools Factory to its west. Once inside, begin to roam around. If you want to undertake this side quest, then your best bet here is to keep things cool and civil. When you locate a man named Crandon, you're on the right trail. Speak with him, and you'll learn a bit about North Vegas Square. The people here have managed to cut out for themselves a relatively peaceful little hovel, though there's still some trouble afoot that they have to deal with, in lieu of non-existent help from the NCR. Offer to help Crandon out (which will require a mild Barter or Speech check), and this side quest will be offered up to you.
The first task Crandon offers up is easy enough to navigate and complete. Crandon tells you about some unwanted squatters that have made a home in the settlement's disheveled playground. Travel over to the playground in question (it will be marked on your map and compass, so long as this is your active quest on your Pip-Boy), and find the squatters' leader, a man named Squatter Bill. Talk to him and ask him about leaving. He'll strike a threatening pose at first, but you can just use your Speech to convince him to walk away without getting hurt. You can even buy him off with Barter. If worse comes to worse, you'll come to blows. Regardless, once they're dealt with, be sure to report back to Crandon with the good news.
When you do, Crandon will offer up a new, more arduous task for you to undertake. Some unwanted persons have made a home in the sewers underneath North Vegas Square. He wants you to jump into the sewers yourself and scare them off. Find the manhole cover in question (again using your map). Once inside, use the Local Map to find your way to the destination in question, since you'll find yourself in a pretty labyrinthine situation once in the sewers. Holster your weapon, since you won't necessarily have to fight here. When you find the leader of the unwanted persons, a slick-talking man named Greasy Johnny, talk to him. It will take more convincing on the Speech or Barter end to get Greasy Johnny to leave, but you should be able to do so. Pulling weaponry is a last resort, but a necessary one if all else fails.
Report back to Crandon. He'll thank you for your work, reward you, and then offer up yet another task. This one involves someone that doesn't live at North Vegas Square, but rather someone who lives around the outskirts of that location. Crandon will tell you about a family named the Hostetlers, who live in an intact house just to the northwest of Durable Dunn's Sacked Caravan, and southeast of the New Vegas Medical Clinic. As usual, this location will be shown on your map. According to Crandon, the Hostetler's daughter has been getting in with some undesirable folks, and he wants you to help bring her back from the brink. For starters, quick-travel to one of the aforementioned locations so you can easily walk to the Hostetler's home. Speak with Mrs. Hostetler inside, and she'll tell you about her daughter. Offer to help, and she'll accept your offer and tell you a bit about where her daughter is likely hanging out.
Return to North Vegas Square. You could cut to the chase immediately, but you're supposed to find a specific person who gives you a clue as to where to find this young woman first. This man's name is Jules. You can speak with him about all sorts of subjects, but ultimately, you'll want to ask him about where some of the youngsters around here hang out. Jules recommends The Gray, a two-story building on the Square. Head on inside thereafter, and turn left from the entrance. You'll run into a goon who happens to know Andy, the cretin who has absconded with the Hostetler's daughter. You can simply lie to this guy with a high Speech skill to get him to abandon his post in front of Andy's room. Otherwise, do him in.
Whether you use a key or pick the lock manually, you'll need to gain access to Andy's room. Unfortunately, Andy and the girl are nowhere to be found, but the good news is that there's a clue here, the Henchman Message, on a small shelf underneath the room's broken television. Grab the note and go to leave. Andy should intercept you at this point. You can opt to kill him or otherwise get in on his scheme, but we chose the high ground, letting Andy live while vowing to tell the Hostetlers exactly what's going on. After all, Andy and the Hostetlers' daughter are plotting to take all of their money. All you have to do now is return to the Hostetler home. Speak to the daughter first. Use a combination of skill checks to convince her that she needs to take care of herself (if you can). She'll run off, and Mrs. Hostetler will initially be upset. But if you let her keep the reward money for following through on your end of the bargain, she'll let bygones be bygones.


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So far in this bird series, I have shown you how the tutu base is finished for wear and how the bodice fronts are patterned and feathered. Today we will be looking at patterning the tail piece with the tutu that will be worn by Emily Cloyd as our example.
I first assembled the tutu onto the dress form according to the dancer's measurements and attach the feathered front.
For patterning, we like to use this plastic sheeting that is similar to a plastic party tablecloth. It is durable, flexible, see-through and easier to work with than other patterning mediums.
This is a basic pattern for the bird tail that was created earlier. You can clearly see all the notes I have taken on it through the different drafts I made. I will lay a clean sheet of pattern plastic on top to trace and create a rough draft for Emily's tutu based on this.
After I have cut the pattern draft, I will apply it to the tutu to see where I need to make changes that are specific to this dancer and the shape of her costume.
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10 Characteristics Of Great Investors
Matt Blumberg, founder and CEO of our portfolio company Return Path likes to write "counter posts" when he reads something interesting on this blog. Yesterday, after reading the 10 Characteristics of Great Companies, he decided to post the 10 Characteristics of Great Investors.
Most entrepreneurs will enjoy the list that includes some zingers like this one:
Great investors don't publicly take credit for the success of their investments, even if they were major drivers of that success
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Why not do a comic featuring the clowns? Humor could come from unexpected locations and situations. Would you want your clown accountant with you when you meet the government tax auditor? Would clowns on the Moon have a tiny lunar lander with countless clowns pouring out. One small step for Bozo, one giant pie in the face of mankind!
The clowns are so original as comic strip characters even Gary Larson didn't think of it!


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|Lobster Mac and Cheese Recipe
Lobster Mac and Cheese Recipe
I always thought that Lobster Mac & Cheese was just too indulgent to make at home. It seems like something so frivolous, financially indulgent and, well, a waste. In Boston (our new temporary home - more about that later!), Lobster Mac & Cheese is everywhere - on every menu. I see it on menus more often than I do 'Chowdah.' Most menus have it listed for $25. Yikes. I calculated that I would be able to make enough for 2 large servings for less $25. It still blows my $10 dinner budget, but it is a great splurge for a Saturday night dinner.
After some research on "The Best Homemade Mac and Cheese" recipes, I decided to use The Barefoot Contessa's recipe as a starting point. I used white cheddar, gruyere and added some colby jack to balance the flavor of the stronger cheeses.
Lobster Mac and Cheese for Two
1 1/2 pound Lobster, cooked
1/2 pound of Cavatappi pasta
2 tablespoons of sea salt
4 cups of milk
4 tablespoons of butter (divided)
1/4 cup of all-purpose flour
4 ounces of Gruyere Cheese, shredded
6 ounces of White Cheddar, shredded
4 ounces of Colby Jack, shredded
1/4 teaspoon of black pepper
1/4 teaspoon of sea salt
3/4 cups of fresh bread crumbs (2 slices of bread)
Remove the meat from the claws and tail of the lobster. Discard the shell (or save to make stock). Cut the meat into 1 to 1/2 inch pieces.
Begin by boiling a large pot of water - add 2 tablespoons of sea salt. When the water has reached boiling, add the pasta. Cook for 6-7 minutes. I like to cook pasta 2 minutes shorter than the directed time on the package, in general.
For the cheese sauce, begin by making a simple white sauce* by melting 3 tablespoons of butter on medium in a heavy bottomed sauce pan. Reserve the remaining 1 tablespoon for the breadcrumb topping. Add flour to the butter, stirring with a whisk. Stir and cook over medium low for 1 minute, until flour is cooked. Pour in milk, stirring until smooth. Cook over medium high heat for 5 minutes until the sauce has thickened.
*You've just made a roux, a basic white sauce! Most bisques, chowders, cream sauces are made from a roux.
Remove the sauce from the heat. Add all of the grated cheese and stir until smooth. Add pasta into the cheese sauce and stir to coat. Add the lobster in and season with salt & pepper. Distribute into 2 oven proof bowls.
To make breadcrumbs, tear the 2 slices of bread into a food processor. Whirl until evenly crumby. Melt the remaining 1 tablespoon of butter in a small bowl, then add breadcrumbs and toss with the butter. Crumble the breadcrumbs on top of the pasta.
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If anyone looks back at this week at year's end, the most important California political news may prove to have had nothing to do with visiting presidents or tax initiatives or pension plans.
It may have been one of the races that weren't made.
Legislative candidates have been dropping out of races -- particularly in the state senate, where Democrats now stand a decent chance of securing a 2/3 super majority. The 2/3 barrier is crucial in California, because so many things -- from raising taxes or fees to school funding to putting constitutional amendments on the ballot -- require a two-thirds vote.
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Both Democrats and Republicans have seen candidates they were counting on in the very small number of competitive districts drop out. Perhaps most notably, Cameron Smyth, an assemblyman who would have made a very strong candidate in a state senate seat near Los Angeles, decided not to run.
Smyth was the third potential candidate to give up on the seat, leaving Democrat Fran Pavley as the leading contender for a seat. Given the way the math works after redistricting, Republicans may need this seat in order to keep Democrats from obtaining two-thirds.
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The Curator and Responsible NASA Official are genuinely interested in answering your questions and helping you get the information you need. However, due to the large amount of e-mail they receive daily from the public, it is difficult to respond in a timely manner. In order to reduce the amount of time it takes to answer your questions, we ask you to browse the Frequently Asked Questions listed below to see if there is an immediate answer to your question. If your questions are not found there, please:
1. Check the Ask the Expert archives and the other NASA Frequently Asked Questions links, listed to the right.
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Thank you for your interest in human space flight!
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How do I apply to work for NASA?
Please visit our Web site: http://www.nasajobs.nasa.gov/
How do I request an astronaut to speak at my event?
Information about requesting an astronaut appearance can be found online at http://www.nasa.gov/about/speakers/AN_SB2_Landing.html.
Where do I find astronaut biographies?
Astronaut bios can be found on the Web at http://www.jsc.nasa.gov/BIOS/
Can I borrow an exhibit from NASA for my school or event?
Exhibits are available on loan to educational facilities and other non-profit functions from Johnson Space Center Exhibits. See the Exhibits Web site at http://www.jsc.nasa.gov/programs/exhibits/index.html for a catalog.
How can I obtain photography associated with the space
Still photographs may be downloaded from the Web at http://images.jsc.nasa.gov/ or be purchased from the Johnson Space Center's Media Resource Center at 281-483-4231. Hubble Space Telescope photographs are available at: http://oposite.stsci.edu/pubinfo/pictures.html. To print your own photos, see the Did You Know box.
I am a teacher. How do I get material for my classroom?
The following Web site has information on NASA Educator Resource Centers listed by state:Education Resource Centers by State
How do I get information on seeing a launch or stay updated on launch activities?
All human space launches occur at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The phone number for launch information is: 321-867-7819. The KSC Web site is at http://www.ksc.nasa.gov/. To purchase tickets to be bused to a launch viewing area, please contact the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Center at http://www.store.yahoo.com/kennedyspacecenter/lttandmaxac.html.
I have a question about a planetary probe. Whom do I contact?
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, is responsible for
planetary probes and maintains much of NASA's solar system information. The phone number is 818-354-5011. The JPL Web site is at http://www.jpl.nasa.gov.
How do I get information on NASA satellites?
Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, is the NASA Center responsible for satellite programs. It has information on satellite images, the Hubble Space Telescope, space tracking and space debris. The phone number is 301-286-5566. The GSFC Web site is at http://www.gsfc.nasa.gov/.
How does NASA receive and distribute my tax dollars?
Less than 1 percent of the federal budget goes to NASA. The budget for NASA is administered at NASA Headquarters in Washington, D.C. Inquiries on this subject should be directed to 202-358-1753. The main NASA Web site is at http://www.nasa.gov/.
Where do I find more technical information on NASA's
Requests for NASA technical publications and papers should be directed to NASA's Center for Aerospace Information (CASI) at 301-621-0390. CASI's Web site is at http://www.sti.nasa.gov/.
Where can I get NASA souvenirs such as pens, caps, patches and stickers?
NASA souvenirs may be purchased via the Web at http://www.thespaceshop.com/
Where can I get an individual picture of a particular astronaut?
Online portraits of individual astronauts are available at the following Web site: http://www.jsc.nasa.gov/Bios/.
I want to work at NASA. What college should I attend?
NASA does not recommend specific institutions or courses of instruction. Please contact accredited universities of your choice to determine if instruction is offered in the aerospace field. The qualifications for becoming an astronaut are covered in the Astronaut Selection and Training Brochure on the Web.
Can I see the shuttle and space station from the ground?
Yes, depending on your location, the orbit of the shuttle and station and lighting conditions, you might be able to see the shuttle and station from the ground. A detailed list of sighting opportunities is posted on the Web at: http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/sightings/index.html
I have a computer software program for tracking the shuttle and station, but it asks me for orbital elements or Keplerian elements. Where can I find these?
The most up-to-date orbital elements for the shuttle and the space station are available on the Web at http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/elements/index.html
What does a space shuttle launch feel like?
It is a very exciting, noisy, shaky ride for the first two minutes. Then the solid rocket boosters drop off and it gets a lot smoother, but there still is a strong push on the back of the astronauts' seats from all the power in the three main engines. Those three main engines burn fuel at an incredible rate -- approximately 3,785 liters (1,000 gallons) every second. The shuttle goes from standing still on the launch pad to more than 27,359 kilometers per hour (17,000 mph) in just over eight minutes. That means the astronauts go 3,219 kilometers per hour (2,000 mph) faster every minute.
Can NASA SkyWatch be used to determine if a satellite was visible in the past?
Yes. All you need to do to begin searching for a sighting in the past is to enter the time you want to begin searching in the "Threshold (GMT)" field on the Input Tab. This is true for past as well as future sightings. Remember, the format for the time is year/day:hour:min:sec in Greenwich Mean Time.
I have a great proposal I'd like to send NASA that will ...
NASA does accept unsolicited research proposals. For more information on how to submit such a proposal, please go to the following Web site: http://ec.msfc.nasa.gov/hq/library/unSol-Prop.html. For information on available NASA Research Grants, please go to the following Web site: http://www.nasa.gov/about/research/.
What causes the two sonic booms as the shuttle is approaching the landing site?
As the space shuttle re-enters the atmosphere at supersonic speeds, it creates shock waves that produce sonic booms. There is a shock wave at the orbiter's nose and one at the orbiter's tail as it re-enters These shock waves are created when the pressure disturbances caused by the shuttle flying through the air cannot escape the shuttle. These pressure waves travel at the speed of sound, but the shuttle is flying faster than the speed of sound, so a wave of pressure builds up along the nose and tail. As the shuttle altitude decreases, these pressure waves intersect the ground with a large pressure delta that your ears detect as a boom.
In fact, you'll hear not one, but two sonic booms! Because the space shuttle is so large, 37 meters (122 feet) long, you will hear the sonic booms created by both the nose and tail shock waves, which occur about one-half second apart. All supersonic airplanes produce two sonic booms, but because they happen so close to each other, you hear them as one sound.
Does the Human Space Flight Web have e-mail updates available?
Yes, the Human Space Flight Web now has e-mail updates available. See the subscription page.
When did assembly start and how long will it take to complete the station?
The construction of the International Space Station began with the launch of the first element, the Russian Zarya Control Module, on Nov. 20, 1998. In accordance with our Vision for Space Exploration, completion of ISS is scheduled for 2010.
Is a launch schedule available?
A launch schedule is available online.
How big will the station be when it is complete?
When the International Space Station is complete, it will have a mass of almost 453.6 metric tons (1 million pounds), be larger than a five-bedroom house and measure 110 meters (361 feet) end-to-end.
When did people start living on the station?
The first crew -- Commander Bill Shepherd, a U.S. astronaut; Soyuz Commander Yuri Gidzenko, a Russian cosmonaut, and Flight Engineer Sergei Krikalev, a Russian cosmonaut -- was launched on a Russian Soyuz spacecraft to begin permanent human habitation of the station in October 2000. From that point on, it has been permanently staffed. For more information, please see the Flight 2R Information page.
Have any future station crews been named yet?
Yes, future expedition crews have been named.
Which countries are participating in this cooperative project?
The International Space Station draws upon the resources and the scientific and technological expertise of 16 cooperating nations, including the United States, Canada, Japan, Russia and 11 participating member nations of the European Space Agency -- Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. In addition, Brazil and Italy have signed on as payload participants.
What is the orbit of the space station?
The International Space Station orbits at an average altitude of 354 kilometers (220 miles) at an inclination of 51.6 degrees to the equator.
How much does the space station cost?
Information about NASA's budget is available at the NASA Headquarters Office of Legislative Affairs.
How will the economy benefit from development and completion of the International Space Station?
Money spent on America's space program is a good investment. Every dollar spent by NASA returns at least $2 in direct and indirect benefits.
How is space station waste disposed?
Non-recyclable items are put on either a Russian Progress return vehicle, which will totally disintegrate re-entering Earth's atmosphere, or one of our shuttles, which brings it all the way back to Earth for disposal.
Why has the name of the space station been changed?
In 1988, President Ronald Reagan gave the station its original name -- Freedom. In the years that followed, Space Station Freedom's design underwent modifications with each annual budget cycle as Congress called for its cost to be reduced. In 1993, President Bill Clinton called for the station to be redesigned once again to reduce costs and include more international involvement. To stimulate innovation, teams from different NASA centers competed to develop three distinct station redesign options. The White House selected the option dubbed Alpha. After the Russians agreed to supply major hardware elements, many originally intended for their Mir 2 space station program, the station became known as the International Space Station.
How can I obtain permission to use NASA images?
NASA images generally are not copyrighted. You may use NASA imagery, video and audio material for educational or informational purposes, including photo collections, textbooks, public exhibits and Internet Web pages. This general permission does not include the NASA insignia logo (the blue "meatball" insignia), the NASA logotype (the red "worm" logo) and the NASA seal. These images may not be used by persons who are not NASA employees or on products, including Web pages, that are not NASA sponsored. See Reproduction Guidelines for Use of NASA Images and Emblems for more information.
How can I obtain copies of NASA images?
NASA's archives, which start with historical images of aircraft and run through the most recent images obtained from NASA spacecraft, contain millions of images. This large number of images, combined with the constant, worldwide interest in the collection, makes it financially prohibitive for the agency to provide members of the public with free copies of images on demand. NASA images may be purchased from several sources. See Obtaining Copies of NASA Images for a list of suppliers.
How can I become an astronaut?
Any adult man or woman in excellent physical condition who meets the basic qualifications can be selected to enter astronaut training. For mission specialists and pilot astronauts, the minimum requirements include a bachelor's degree in engineering, science or mathematics from an accredited institution. Three years of related experience must follow the degree, and an advanced degree is desirable. Pilot astronauts must have at least 1,000 hours of experience in jet aircraft, and they need better vision than mission specialists. Competition extremely keen, with an average of more than 4,000 applicants for about 20 openings every two years. Astronaut recruiting occurs periodically. For more information, write to the Astronaut Selection Office, NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX 77058. See the Astronaut Selection and Training Web site for more information.
May I use NASA photographs on my Web site?
NASA photographs may not be used to advertise or endorse any product, but may be used for educational purposes. For more information, please see Reproduction Guidelines for Use of NASA Images and Emblems.
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Grubb, Elmer F. (1872-1959)
Born 12 August 1872 in Elkhart County, Indiana, to David B. and Elizabeth (Witters) Grubb, Elmer Grubb married Esther Eunice Johnston, (b. 17 March 1877), the daughter of Jacob W. and Lydia (Nye) Johnston in 1896. On 15 October 1897 they united with Silver Street Mennonite Church, Goshen Indiana. Elmer Grubb was ordained in 1900 by his pastor, John C. Mehl. In May 1901 he became pastor of the Stevensville, Ontario congregation (General Conference Mennonite Church). In November 1903 he began serving the Wadsworth Mennonite Church, Wadsworth, Ohio. He was called by the Home Mission Board (GCM) to begin the first urban mission of the General Conference Mennonite Church—in Los Angeles. Arriving 12 July 1909 he started the River Street Mission at 1432 San Fernando St. (later North Spring St.). In 1912 the work was moved to Avenue 19 and Albion Street and named "Whosoever-Will Mission." His ministry was terminated 1 July 1917 when the board decided to develop a German-speaking Mennonite church.
Grubb became the assistant probation officer in Los Angeles County, and retired in 1942. The family joined the Mount Washington Presbyterian Church of Los Angeles.
Elmer and Esther Grubb had three children: Ezra, (b. 1 May 1898), John C. (b. 13 January 1901), and Ruth (b. 24 August 1903). Elmer Grubb died in Los Angeles on 15 November 1959.
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Various speakers talked about unseating President Obama, and making the former Illinois senator a one-term president.
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Transition Undefined
tran·si·tion (n.) movement, passage, or change from one position, state, stage, subject, concept, etc., to another; change
A simple definition, but as students with Autism Spectrum Disorder reach adolescence and enter the Transition phase of their education, there is one very important word in this definition that is often overlooked: "To". To what are they transitioning? The transition destination isn't as simple as a single pinpoint on a map. A quick internet search on transition for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities will yield a plethora of destinations:
- To post secondary education
- To employment
- To independent living
- To service eligibility and away from service entitlement
Internet searching also leads to an overwhelming amount of information that changes daily, further complicating the definition of To. What are the best "go to" resources? How does one best determine the efficacy of various programs and service providers? It's crucial to learn to weed through the emotional and provocative marketing speak and analyzing outcomes and results.
Preparation is fundamental to any plan, transition or otherwise. Common sense tells us you can't plan a journey unless you have a destination. How can parents and care providers best define destination when student developments are unpredictable over the next three months, much less the next three years? The process of transition planning is often a paradigm shift for parents and students alike. Suddenly all the previous years' energy and hope devoted to achieving academic gains and showing improved test scores now must focus on what happens when the testing is no longer a sufficient predictor of milestones. It's time to start finding answers to those questions that have been lurking around the corner and have been somewhat difficult to ask, much less answer. Will he be able to live independently? Will she go to college? How long will this financial drain last? Will she be able to earn a living? What support services are available as he enters adulthood? In many ways, it's like receiving a diagnosis all over again. Although the diagnosis may remain the same, the game plan changes significantly.
All parents are faced with some transition dilemma or another. Parents often lull themselves into thinking that once their child goes off to college, their work is done. However, as has often been said: The bigger the children, the bigger the problems. Families everywhere are frequently faced with an unexpected 5-Year-Plan for college. Not to mention the boomerang effect of children leaving the nest, only to return because of an unfortunate economic swing. It's a safe assumption that every parent faces their children's transition years with some trepidation, regardless of the children's capabilities or limitations. But when the financial demands will likely extend beyond the immediate future, such as in the case of the student with ASD , it is essential to make a plan for the allocation of funds. This allocation plan may well need to cover a lifetime, not just a life stage. Being prepared is the best line of defense .
Transition to Postsecondary Education
As Transition planning begins, it's not always evident what postsecondary education might look like, or if it's even an option. Students with developmental delays often experience a developmental pop in their mid-to-late teens, making the planning process all the more difficult. The good news is that choices for postsecondary education are increasingly available to the student with ASD. The challenge becomes assessing the quality and effectiveness of offerings for this population as a whole, not to mention a particular individual with a unique learning profile.
In it's report, "Postsecondary Education Options for Students with Intellectual Disabilities," the Institute for Community Inclusion identifies and describes several types of Postsecondary Education models for students with intellectual disabilities. Some models are segregated, while other seek to foster partial or complete inclusion with nondisabled peers. While understanding the models is one thing, trying to locate them is another. You may, after much link hopping and Googling, find a model program that seems to be an ideal match to what you're seeking. The problem then becomes that many of these programs have extremely limited enrollment capabilities and long, long waiting lists. Why, if the demand is so high for such programming, is it not more readily available? And if you do find a program that seems to be a good fit and has openings, how do you assess whether the service provider is engaging in best practice and not simply telling families what they want to hear? It's crucial that families learn both to ask the right questions and evaluate the answers.
Transition to Employment
In order to be self-sufficient, one must have access to income. One of the main intents of the transition plan is to eventually obtain and maintain employment. In the 2009 report,"The Current State of Services for Adults with Autism," author Peter Gerhardt notes that, "Outcome studies of adults with ASD document that, independent of current ability levels, the vast majority of adults with ASD are either unemployed or underemployed." But a job alone may not be enough. Is the individual appropriately employed for his or her skill level? Are the hours worked per week determined by the employee's capacity or the employer's comfort level? While being offered a job is often cause for celebration, opportunity only truly exists when the job is a good match and appropriate supports are in place. As Gerhardt also points out in the report, "…(T)he potential of individuals with ASD to become employed and engaged adults is limited more by the failure of the systems charged with supporting them than by the challenges associated with being on the spectrum."
As the ASD adult transitions out of public education and into adult services, the delivery of services becomes an entirely new terrain. Gone are the days of entitlement to service. The onus lies with the individual and the family to establish eligibility for service and find service providers. The availability of service providers offering employment support varies by state. Some large corporations are taking the initiative in recruiting individuals with special needs, and receive tax incentives for doing so. Of course tax law changes from year to year, so what's available today, may not be tomorrow.
As with postsecondary education options, there are many types of employment models with varying degrees of support. Options range from segregated employment—typically referred to as a sheltered workshop—to constant or intermittent oversight by a job coach, to working fully independently alongside nondisabled peers. Understanding options will help immeasurably in drafting transition plans and working with school and vocational personnel.
Transition to Independent Living
In addition to thinking about postsecondary education and employment options, families of teens and young adults with ASD must consider future living arrangements. How, where, and with whom is the young adult with ASD going to live? Many adults with autism continue to live with family members. Are you, your child's siblings or extended family members adequately prepared for such an arrangement? If living at home isn't in the best interest of either the adult with ASD or the family, then examining housing options are a must. In addition, it's crucial to include the development of independent living skills in transition planning. The focus of this skill development should be extremely individualized.
Transition to Eligibility for Adult Support Services
Parents and service providers of the ASD student are all too familiar with the right to a free and appropriate education. As a student exits public education and transitions to the next life stage, what once was a question of entitlement becomes a question of eligibility. Under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), students with disabilities are entitled to services until they either graduate with a regular diploma or age out of the system at age 21. Once the young adult with ASD leaves the public school system, the same right to services doesn't exist. Adult services are accessed by being found eligible for benefits. Eligibilty varies from program to program and from state to state. Simply having an autism spectrum diagnosis does not guarantee adult services. Actions taken during the transition planning stages can impact availability of supports when school days are over.
It's All About the IEP
According to attorney Wayne Steedman of Callegary and Steedman, PA, it is critical that parents pay very close attention to the transition plan in their child's Individualized Education Plan (IEP). Transition goals and objectives are required by law to have the same format and measurability as academic goals. Formal assessments must be conducted to determine an appropriate transition plan. Parents need to carefully assess the IEP to ensure that these requirements are met. And once IEP transition goals have been written, appropriate services must be added to achieve them. Schools may utilize outside service providers if necessary, and the school transition specialist can help arrange for a state Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) counselor attend IEP meetings.
Amy Alvord, Transition Specialist at Ivymount School in Maryland, notes that the biggest mistake parents make during the transition years is twofold: Planning isn't started early enough, and generalizing what the student is learning at school isn't done at home or in the community. It is crucial for students to learn self-management skills if they are to be successful at living independently. It is also important for the student to develop what Alvord refers to as "self -disclosure." This means that the student is able answer questions such as "What's hard for you?" and "What helps you?" in a clear manner that can be generalized in the community.
Parents and students must be active participants in transition planning, and begin the process as early as possible. While IEP meetings might seem like old hat, families must refocus energies to make these legal documents meaningful. There's much more to exiting the school system than planning a graduation party. Transition for a student with ASD might be better defined as an evolutionary process:
ev·o·lu·tion (n.) A gradual process in which something changes into a different and usually more complex or better form.


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Purported Sandy Hook Elementary School shooter Adam Lanza was, according to a man reported to be his uncle, on the antipsychotic drug Fanapt. The "uncle" turned out to be a fraud, but given that most news reports describe Lanza as being emotionally or mentally disturbed, it's quite likely he was on some sort of mind-altering drug or drug combination.
Documented side effects of Fanapt are aggression, confusion, delirium, hostility, impulse-control disorder, mania, mood swings, paranoia, panic attack and suicide. Sound familiar?
Gun grabbers have gone almost apoplectic since the shooting, blaming the (misnamed) assault rifle—which was reportedly still in Lanza's car when police arrived at the school—for the deaths of the children and teacher. Lanza has since been pushed into the memory hole—along with the man in camouflage plucked from the nearby woods and many other anomalies— and the focus has been on the AR15 and its links in other recent mass shootings.
But there is another common denominator in mass shootings: psychotropic drugs. Aurora movie theater shooter James Holmes, Columbine killer Eric Harris, and a host of other mass murdering young killers were on some type of psychotropic drugs when they committed their crimes.
According to a study published in the journal PLoS One and based on the FDA's Adverse Event Reporting System, the following mind-altering drugs are most frequently linked to violence:
10. Desvenlafaxine (Pristiq) is an antidepressant associated with 7.9 times more violence than many other drugs.
9. Venlafaxine (Effexor) is related to Pristiq and is an antidepressant also used in treating those with anxiety disorders. Effexor is 8.3 times more associated with violent behavior than other drugs.
8. Fluvoxamine (Luvox) is an antidepressant that affects serotonin (SSRI), and is 8.4 times more likely to be linked to violence than other medications
7. Triazolam (Halcion) can be addictive and is a benzodiazepine that supposedly treats insomnia. It's 8.7 times more likely to be associated with violence than other medications.
6. Atomoxetine (Strattera) is often prescribed to tread ADHD and is 9 times more likely to be associated with violence.
5. Mefoquine (Lariam) treats malaria and sometimes products bizarre behavior, and is 9.5 times more likely to be linked to violence.
4. Amphetamines come in many forms and are often used to treat ADHD (even to children not diagnosed with ADHD). They are 9.6 times more likely to be linked to violence.
3. Paroxetine (Paxil) is an SSRI (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor) antidepressant. Many users experience severe withdrawal symptoms and are more likely to produce children with birth defects as well as 10.3 times more likely to be linked to violence than other medications.
2. Fluoxetine (Prozac) is a household name for a powerful SSRI antidepressant linked with 10.9 times more violence than other drugs.
1. Varenicline (Chantix) is administered to smokers to supposedly help curb cigarette cravings, but it's a whopping 18 times more likely to be linked to violent behavior than other drugs.
Big Pharma is killing everything from babies to adults by the thousands, but no one seems interested in banning these drugs or holding Big Pharma and prescribing physicians accountable. The Food and Drug Administration, which approves these drugs, recognizes that more 100,000 adverse drug reaction (ADR) deaths occur each year. ADRs is the fourth leading cause of death, ahead of pulmonary disease, diabetes, AIDS, pneumonia, accidents and automobile deaths.
Drug companies bribe doctors to prescribe their medications and use fake studies to sell their efficacy. The drug company GlaxoSmithKline was recently fined a mere $93,000 in Argentina for killing 14 babies during illegal lab vaccine trials in which the company falsified parental authorizations so that the babies could participate without legitimate parental permission. According to one pediatrician working at the public hospital when GSK began recruiting babies for their illegal human trials, not only did GSK force illiterate parents into handing over their children, but they also "recruited" several doctors working at the hospital into their cause. The actual number of children affected may run in the thousands.
According to a study published in Human and Experimental Toxicology, the more vaccinated a baby is the more likely he is to die or suffer serious reaction.
Yet lawful gun owners are becoming the scapegoat for the mess Big Pharma is creating and more draconian, liberty stealing laws will likely result from the shooting.
Bob Livingston is an ultra-conservative American who has been writing a newsletter since 1969. Bob has devoted much of his life to research and the quest for truth on a variety of subjects.
Source: Personal Liberty Digest, December 28, 2012


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This U.S. Drought Monitor week has been dominated primarily by the passing of the Hurricane Sandy and her remnants. This powerful, far-reaching storm passed along the East Coast before making landfall near Atlantic City, N.J., on Monday and combining with a mid-latitude Low pressure system as it continued it trek through the Mid-Atlantic and into the Northeast.
In its wake, the storm dumped up to over eight inches of rain in Virginia, Maryland and Delaware. The highest total, 9.57 inches as of Tuesday morning, fell at the Oceana Nas/Soucek airport in Virginia. States up the coastline from North Carolina to New York, Connecticut, and Rhode Island experienced significant flooding, while wind and wave events were felt as far west as Wisconsin and Illinois. In the Appalachian Mountains unofficial totals of over two feet of snow fell in western Maryland and nearly that amount in parts of West Virginia by Tuesday morning.
More than 8.2 million people experienced power outages from the combination of rain, wind, snow and flooding. Transportation has been disrupted with more than 10,000 flights canceled and many roads and bridges impassable. Thirty-nine deaths in the U.S. have been attributed to the storm as of Tuesday including at least one from the HMS Bounty, a replica of the 18th-century tall ship that was caught in the storm off the coast of North Carolina.
The Southeast: With the exception of the East Coast of Florida and coastal North Carolina, beneficial precipitation largely eluded the Southeast. Along coastal North Carolina, including the Outer Banks, Abnormal Dryness (D0) was alleviated. Conversely, in central North Carolina, Abnormal Dryness (D0) expended. Areas of northern, eastern, and southern Georgia and southern Alabama saw expansion of Moderate Drought (D1) and Abnormal Dryness (D0) as precipitation deficits mount and impacts begin to be felt again.
The Northeast and Mid-Atlantic: With the exception of areas of central Virginia and Upstate New York, the remnant of hurricane Sandy erased all Moderate Drought (D1) and Abnormal Dryness (D0) in the region.
The South and Southern Plains: In Oklahoma, Extreme Drought (D3) expanded slightly in the center of the state as many areas have now gone more than 30 days without rainfall and soil moisture impacts are intensifying. In Texas, drought conditions improved in the eastern and central part of the state, while Exceptional Drought (D4) intensified slightly along the south coast. Drought in other parts of the region remained the same.
The Central and Northern Plains and Midwest: More widespread rains in the Midwest alleviated some D2-D0 Drought through Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, and Iowa. North Dakota saw a minor alleviation of Severe (D2) and Moderate Drought (D1) in the north and central parts of the state.
The West: Severe Drought (D2) conditions in Arizona and New Mexico expanded slightly. Conversely, areas of Extreme (D3) and Severe (D2) Drought in southeast and southwest Wyoming saw improvement from recent precipitation.
Hawaii, Alaska and Puerto Rico: Drought conditions remained unchanged in Alaska and Hawaii this week. Another week of beneficial, above-normal precipitation has eradicated the Abnormal Dryness (D0) in Puerto Rico.
Looking Ahead: During the Nov. 1 – 5 time period, there is an enhanced probability of precipitation from the Southern Plains, extending up through the Great Lakes and into northern New England. A second area of enhanced precipitation probabilities is expected in the Northwest. Above-normal temperatures are expected in a large swath from the Southern Plains into the High Plains and the West. Below-normal temperatures will mostly be constrained to the North and the East.
For the ensuing 5 days (Nov. 6 – 10), the odds favor normal to above normal temperatures across the CONUS with the exception of the Southeast, where the odds favor below normal temperatures. Normal to below-normal precipitation is expected from the Tennessee Valley, through the South and Central Plains, and across most of the West. The odds of above-normal precipitation are greatest across the northern Plains, into the Great Lakes, all down the East Coast, and in southern Texas. In Alaska, temperatures are expected to be normal to above-normal in the north and below-normal in the south. Precipitation is expected to be above-normal in northern Alaska and normal to below-normal across the rest of the state.