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The Month in Review - Past 30 Days
Thursday, May 23, 2013 Indian commerce ministry seeks hike in rubber import duty Hydro S&S Industries to be aquirred by Kingfa Sci. & Tech. of China JPS Industries, Inc. names John Ehmann president of Stevens Urethane Division Bridgestone Commercial Solutions introduces three new fuel-efficient Firestone brand truck tires Smithers Rapra webinar on recycling and use of rubber waste announced Dunlop introduces the new Sportmax Q3 sportbike tire Goodyear to present at KeyBanc capital markets conference International Rubber Study Group expects slower growth for NR and SBR in 2013
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 Trelleborg launches survey to find the inhibitors to innovation Dow lab safety academy promotes safety mindset in future chemical workforce Braskem announces polyethylene caps Spain's Elix signs ABS, SAN distribution deal with Germany's Velox T&W Tire joins Michelin commercial service network and Michelin retread technologies PolyOne expands in South America, adds new specialty TPE capabilities Bridgestone wins design patent rights lawsuit in China Ashland Inc. enters into $150 million accelerated share repurchase agreement
Tuesday, May 21, 2013 Styron to roll over styrene butadiene latex prices for June Yokohamas BluEarth E51 is original equipment on the Lexus IS Continental strengthens its organization in China Rubber Division, ACS, seeks nominations for science and technology awards Hankook Tire named as a top supplier for Sears Holdings Membrane elements from Lanxess approved for drinking water applications PolyOne improves automotive HVAC design and efficiency with specialty TPE solution
Monday, May 20, 2013 Continental rubber compounds provide wet dry grip for Adidas running shoes Trelleborg accepts courts judgement on EU cartel decision Asia Carbon announces earnings and plant upgrades LyondellBasell European restructuring to include HDPE unit in Germany Technip awarded contract for a polyethylene Nova chemicals expansion project in Canada Ashland Inc. board raises annual dividend by more than 50 percent and announces new $600 million common share repurchase program PolyOne InVisiO Color and Design services help brand owners harness the power of differentiation Michelin announces the election of supervisory board members
Friday, May 17, 2013 Dow Corning introduces new silicone fluid for color Ashland Performance Materials introduces Arocure, UV-curable hot melt pressure sensitive adhesive Thermoplastic elastomers market to reach $23.9 billion by 2018 at a CAGR of 8.1 percent Hankook's chairman Cho Yang-Rai makes Forbes' list PolyOne shareholders elect Sandra Beach Lin to board of directors Apollo Tyres' Chennai unit conferred with FICCI quality systems excellence awards Book of the day - Practical Guide to the Assessment of the Useful Life of Rubbers Lubrizol and Merquinsa showcase innovative engineered polymer solutions at Feiplastic 2013
Thursday, May 16, 2013 ExxonMobil Chemical to demonstrate elastomer materials at Chinaplas 2013 LMI Custom Mixing hires ISO coordinator Tire recall exposes need for tire destruction Master Bond releases new medical silicone sealant Parker TechSeal offers self-sealing polymer technology for medical applications Vietnam rubber tycoon rejects land grabbing accusations Dow Corning launches two new skin care programs with silicone technologies
Wednesday, May 15, 2013 Evonik plans new silica plant in Brazil Semperit AG reports strongest first quarter in company's history Investment agreement between Continental and Schaeffler ends in May 2014 CMT announces 7th Global Rubber & Tire Markets annual industry meeting in Bangkok this June Albemarle Corporation and Senze Meilu establish joint venture in Shanxi Nokian Tyres: Shares subscribed with option rights Continental Tire to expand North American Soccer presence Momentive Performance Materials Inc. announces results for the first quarter
Tuesday, May 14, 2013 Yokohama Rubber to implement tree planting as part of earthquake recovery Geleste extends its reach into Europe Lanxess opens first production facility for high performance bladders in Brazil ICIS announces its second butadiene and derivatives conference Yulex Corporation and the University of Arizona partner to improve guayule for biorubber production Continental announces new distributor for Contitread in Southern California Sil-Pro announces new production capabilities
Monday, May 13, 2013 Alliance Rubber Company recognized for American product innovation China imported 230,000 tons of natural rubber in April 2013 Toyo Tires named the official tire of MFest Cooper Standard announces final results of its self-tender offer TIA issues best management practices Apollo Tyres fiscal year 2013 profit increased 50 percent Yokohama reports sales, earnings down for first quarter Cooper Tire & Rubber declares 165th consecutive quarterly dividend
Friday, May 10, 2013 Cooper Tire & Rubber Company reports results for the first quarter of 2013 Dow declares quarterly dividend of 32 cents per share Pirelli announces first quarter results Cooper Standard reports first quarter 2013 financial results AirBoss announces first quarter 2013 results Goodyear holds grand opening of new global headquarters ContiTech makes sealing components for brake systems EU Court of Justice upholds ENI SpA rubber cartel fine
Thursday, May 09, 2013 Dow Chemical received a $2.2 billion payment from Petrochemical Industries Company of Kuwait over scrapped venture AirBoss of America Corp. declares dividend Lanxess takes action against weak demand Three more organizations join the IRSG Panel of Associates Bridgestone Corporation announces first quarter 2013 results Ashland Performance Materials launches Arocure UV-curable hot melt pressure sensitive adhesives Michelin recognized as one of the world's top innovators by Thomson Reuters Toyo announces completion of new tire plant in Malaysia
Wednesday, May 08, 2013 Phillips Carbon Black shuts its Palej unit Statement from the Rubber Manufacturers Association U.S. ethylene prices hit four-month low in April Japan's crude rubber stocks reach all-time high Rubber Division, ACS July training courses announced NN, Inc. reports earnings for 2013 first quarter University of Akron's College of Polymer Science and Polymer Engineering celebrates 25th Anniversary
Tuesday, May 07, 2013 Ansell expands TouchNTuff product line Goodyear is number 137 in 2013 Fortune 500 list Dow Chemical Company research fellow Jerzy Klosin to receive tenth annual SCI Gordon E. Moore Medal BASF receives European water stewardship certificate Huntsman announces second quarter 2013 common dividend U.S. Zinc commences zinc oxide capacity expansion project Nobel laureate in chemistry to deliver lecture on Creativity, Discovery and Risk Seminar: How to avoid failure of rubber products
Monday, May 06, 2013 Polish trade magazine Motor chooses ContiPremiumContact 5 as test winner Yokohama ranked first in the China Original Equipment Tire Satisfaction Index Study SK Capital completes acquisition of antioxidant and UV stabilizer solutions business of Chemtura Goodyear presented with Honda's excellence in quality award Trelleborg agricultural and forestry tires arrive in Mexico Continental confirms guidance for year as a whole following expected difficult start Yokohama Tire Corporation announces three corporate promotions Hankook Tire and DTM extend official tire supply partnership ahead of schedule
Friday, May 03, 2013 Bridgestone Europe transfers ownership of Nokian Tyres shares to Bridgestone Corp Apollo Tyres makes Thailand its ASEAN hub Styron Implements Capacity Reduction for SB Latex in Europe Polyone announces first quarter results Toyo Tires exhibits at CRTS CHINA 2013 Goodyear tires chosen as original equipment for 2014 Silverado and Sierra Dash acquires Pathway Polymers
Thursday, May 02, 2013 Toyo Tires named the official tire of Bimmerfest Huntsman releases first quarter 2013 results Arsenal Capital Partners acquires Arnco Angle Advisors announces the sale of Bates, LLC to Park-Ohio Holdings Corporation New market report for S-SBR released Bando USA becomes ARPM member Bayer MaterialScience to sell polyester resins businesses to Stepan
Wednesday, May 01, 2013 China's rubber inventory rises to record levels Polymerics hires Richard D. Shaw as production manager Silicone liquid crystal stiffens with repeated compression Nokian Tyres interim report January-March 2013 released Continental's fully automatic AIBA tire testing facility recognized by international jury Bridgestone Corporation holds foundation stone laying ceremony for new plant in Thailand Reserve your booth for Rubber Technology Expo 2014 - March 12-15, 2014, Bangkok, Thailand Engel scores record fiscal year revenues in improved manufacturing environment
Tuesday, April 30, 2013 Nissan recalls 123,000 Altimas due to spare tire defect ERA launches comprehensive source for research results and analysis Vacuubrand introduces new eight cylinder diaphragm vacuum pump Eastman expands non-phthalate plasticizer portfolio ExxonMobil announces estimated first quarter 2013 results India: Import duty on rubber to be increased soon Avon Rubber acquires VR Technology
Monday, April 29, 2013 Ken Research: Tire industry size in Asia expected to reach $406,431 million by 2017 Cabot Malaysia to close carbon black manufacturing facility Yokohama Rubber to build truck/bus tire plant in Mississippi Goodyear reports higher first quarter earnings Engel opens fourth subsidiary in Germany Call for nominations for Tire Society technical achievement award Eastman announces first quarter results Titan International announces another record quarter
Friday, April 26, 2013 Hankook Tire's quarterly gauge index reveals Americans are eager to spruce up their vehicles and hit the road Book of the day - Fatigue, Stress and Strain of Rubber Components by Judson Bauman Florida Senate Appropriations Committee amended SB 1132, a bill to prohibit the sale of unsafe used tires Natvar establishing operations in Costa Rica Apollo Tyres introduces 4G range of passenger car tires for the Indian market BASF to reduce workforce by 500 positions worldwide Alternative Rubber & Plastics, Inc. celebrates 20th anniversary Iowa court upholds $32.8 million Cooper tire case verdict
Thursday, April 25, 2013 Goodyear enhances three of its commercial truck tires PolyOne showcases new non-halogen flame-retardant TPEs for appliance wire applications Sigmasoft together with RJG announce training session at Plastics in Medical Devices Conference in Boston Ashland reports preliminary financial results for second quarter Ford reports first quarter pre-tax profits of $2.1 billion Dean Denny has joined Harwick Standard Distribution Corporation Trelleborg announces dividend at annual general meeting Bangkok will host the 7th Global Rubber & Tire Markets in June
Wednesday, April 24, 2013 Toyo Tires head office to be relocated to Itami, Hyogo Prefecture IISRP elects Ube Industries executive as president SPE installs John Ratzlaff as president and Vijay Boolani as president-elect Faurecia signs joint venture agreement with Changan Automobile Group ContiTech opens new plant for rubber compounds in Nyiregyhaza, Hungary Michelin named Edison Award finalist Goodyear unveils special edition military support tire Bridgestone releases Earth Day 2013 consumer recycling and sustainability survey findings
Tuesday, April 23, 2013 Boeing names Goodyear a supplier of the year TIA board of directors nomination deadline is approaching Michelin announces first quarter revenue of EUR 4.88 billion LyondellBasell will announce first quarter 2013 results Bridgestone Cycle to increase production capacity in China Kraton to announce financial results for the first quarter and 2013 Mitsubishi Chemical acquires U.S. compounder Comtrex SPE Antec 2013 opens in Cincinnati


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D-Tools, Inc. Announces 2013 Design Awards Contest Sponsors
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CyberPower Inc. today announced the Zeus EVO Storm, a series of performance desktop gaming PCs based on NVIDIA's new GeForce GTX 780 extreme performance GPU. Base price of a GTX 780-based gaming system will be $1179.
Octava Introduces Audio Video over IP Extender Solution
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Digital Signage in a Box -- A Turn-Key Bundle From Mitsubishi Electric and Shuttle Computer Group
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New GigaCore Range of Gigabit Ethernet Switches from LUMINEX Network Intelligence Makes InfoComm Debut
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EPI Unveils Three New Extended Resolution Philips Displays to the North American Market
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Christie CTO Paul Salvini Keynote Speaker at New High Performance Displays Conference in Vancouver
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Draper Introduces High Performance XS850E Viewing Surface
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19.Dec.09 Endurance Regional Training Day at E14
An Endurance Regional Training Day for Coaches and Athletes (U20, U23 and Seniors) will be held on 24th January 2010, 10am - 4pm at Mile End stadium, London E14 7TW. Endurance Coaches at Level 2 working towards Level 3; Level 3 and Level 4 are invited, as are athletes meeting a minimum standard.
02.Dec.09 Steeplechase Training & Development Day
A Steeplechase Training & Development Day is to be held at Lee Valley Athletics Centre for all existing and aspiring steeplechasers (male and female) and steeplechase coaches seeking to develop their abilities.
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Got my LCD-2 rev2 at work, the mids are great, very good actually, then the bass is amazing, it's amazing because it extends so much further than the normal dynamic drivers, lots of extension, love it.
I used the Objective2 to drive it tonight, with the Ipod gen5 straight into it and also with my Ipod touch 64gb into CLAS into the O2, both sound very good, the CLAS is better of course.
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Cellar/Tasting Notes Possibly the best dry white the estate has produced since the proprietors, the Cathiards, acquired the property in 1990, this wine exhibits a sensational fragrance of buttered citrus, honeyed melons and a touch of grapefruit, lemon zest and orange rind. It also displays grapefruit on the attack and..
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NextBusDC, a smartphone app that had been tracking the arrival times of Metro buses for users since 2009, has quit working, according to a Washington Post story.
The app, which is the end product of a partnership between NextBus—a company that tracks transit system data, and AppTight, which makes the data user-friendly in an app format, stopped working on Dec. 20, according to the In The Capital website.
In The Capital reported that a contractual relationship between the two companies "ceased," with NextBus receiving only three days' notice and AppTight no notice at all. AppTight's Kelly Beener remarked that only the data feed to the DC app has stopped, and the San Francisco version continues to function.
NextBus' Ken Schmier told The Washington Post that he has "received 7,000 complaints about the service ending," and expects the app to be back online within about a week.
Metro chief spokesman Dan Stessel said that Metro is neither involved in the dispute nor an official supporter of the app, but mentioned that the same information is available on Metro's website.
At the time of writing this article, the NextBus DC app was not available on iTunes or via the Google Play store.
Tamika Smith
9:34 am on Thursday, January 3, 2013
This app is most useful for people during the winter and hot summer months. Why did it have to take complaints for Metro to move forward on reinstating this app?
Harvey Wallbanger
10:24 am on Thursday, January 3, 2013
Not cool metro! Isn't the app a source of revenue for metro? Don't they charge the app maker to share the NextBus data? I wonder how long they will take to get the data flowing again... if it's shorter than a month I'd be surprised.
11:48 am on Thursday, January 3, 2013
Doesn't this have nothing to do with Metro? "Metro chief spokesman Dan Stessel said that Metro is neither involved in the dispute nor an official supporter of the app"
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12:07 pm on Thursday, January 3, 2013
I realize how ancient it may seem but can't you just call the number? You must not be too terribly busy if you're waiting for a bus.
12:59 pm on Thursday, January 3, 2013
This article isn't quite right. The Nextbus service is still working, it's just the app that's not. Why pay for an app when you can get the same info for free by pointing your phone's browser to nextbus.com?


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Perhaps the rhetoric is not helpful to the debate, to that extent I agree with you, but I'm with 6, leftist ideals simply need to be defeated.
I don't know how to get through to leftists so the debate generally turns ugly. It seems they are hell bent on giving more and more control to our federal government. Once the federal government controls how you get your healthcare, how much you can eat, what you can eat, how you save for your retirement, what kind of car you can drive, what temperature you must set your thermostat etc etc etc..you've got a situation where you must go to the mostly unelected government to ask permission for everything.
Once the government has control of enough of the population through handouts, government programs and government jobs how long will it be before there are more people who will gladly give more and more powers to the federal government because they are entirely dependant on the government for everything that sustains them?
You may think this could never happen and I say it's happening now.
Think about it this way. The right likes to elect people who want to give themselves less authority, and it seems that the left wants to elect people who want to give themselves more authority.
Human history has no shortage of so called benevolent dictators who always seem to surround themselves with a small and well funded or taken care of ruling class and a large dependant underclass who will support them because of their total dependence.
Can you say GM, UAW, AFLCIO, GE, the entire green "industry", minority groups, etc etc etc.
The entire democratic party is nothing but a sham full of payoffs, bribes government kickbacks to loyalists and corporations who are with the program. The entire stimulus package was nothing but a Obama slush fund for buying votes.
Vote for me and i'll make sure you get a government hand out, your grant, your permit, your loan.etc etc etc.
It won't be better first of all and it will be broke just like our social security program, just like our medicare program, just like our entire federal government. And why does the federal government need to do what the individual states are perfectly capable of doing for themselves if they choose.
There are other things that can be done to bring down healthcare costs besides reducing supply and increasing demand. And where the hell has that ever worked anyway? Did you ever think about that, or is it you don't care what it costs?
You'll see the cost of healthcare go down when the government starts to de-regulate it. Allowing insurance companies to compete across state lines is a good place to start. 90% of what doctors do is crap that could be done just as well by a GED holder with a little training at devry. Stop requiring a PHD for most of what doctors do and i guarantee the price will come down (increased supply). If you want the phd to stitch you up then you pay for that privilidge. Me, I'll be happy to let a "medical technician" patch me up. Once the docs lose a large chunk of their business they will have to start competing and you won't end up in a jam packed waiting room hoping to get 5 min with your doctor an hour and a half past your appointment time.
If you like regulation, perhaps a good place to start is to limit payouts on insurance claims. Why should we all pay for a mistake made by a doctor. You think the doctor pays for it or the insurance company pays for the ridiculous awards of millions and millions of dollars? They don't, they just pass it on to the rest of us. But do you think the dems are interested in upsetting their biggest campaign contributors..trial lawyers? I don't think so.
If this healthcare scam stands, I am confident you will find out the hard way that it is more about controlling what you do and less about delivering better healthcare. The cost will be infinately more than your prized politicians are telling you and no matter how much they tax us for it, it will still be perpetually in the red.
You are the one who is ignorant of the effects of legalizing pot and what are the effects. Alcohol is legal and it only effects a small percent of the population adversely becoming alcoholics, etc. If pot was legal I would estimate upwards of 90% of our youth would try it and maybe 50% or more would start using it regularly and stop studying, dropout, go on to other poisonous drugs, go to crime and in general ruin there lives.
It happens all the time but now it would effect a lot more of our youth. Those of you promoting the legalization will be responsible. I have never taken pot but I have first hand experience with it's effects on folks. I had a pot head on my crew until I fired him about 20 years ago.
He could not work more than 3 to four days a week. Get on pot and couldn't get up early in the morning. That's one example. I know of some smart kids who went to college taken heavy courses in Engineering, etc. but got on pot and had to drop it and take some easy liberal arts courses or just drop out all together because they could no longer study hard like they used too.
Yeah legalize pot and destroy our youth and it will be the fault of you and others wanting to legalize the poison . Thank you, thank you very much"I could have ended the war in a month. I could have made North Vietnam look like a mud puddle."
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Everything effects us all differently....I've known some people who smoke pot that were some of the smartest people I've ever met. On the other hand I've seen people that pot has completely destroyed....and the same thing goes for alcohol...too many people can't handle their liquor.
I've been on both sides of the issue with pot...for it and against it.....now I think it is one of those things that should be left for the people to decide themselves....the majority of people that smoke it legal will have tried it being illegal anyway.
I wouldn't smoke it...been there done that and pot ruined part of my life, but at least we wouldn't be spending billions of dollars and destroying our children's lives if we legalized it.
Think about it...if kids smoke pot, some of them will quit it and never smoke it again, and another portion of them will continue to be more intelligent than you and I....but if we lock those same kids up their lives will be completely changed forever because they have a drug charge on their record.
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That is a classic. You have never smoked pot and I am the ignorant one. Wow! How can you write such nonsense on a public forum?
In case you haven't checked lately, pot is legal in California when following certain loopholes. There are stores on every street corner that sell it legally. Cops and cities cannot stop it, nor do they want to. When cops catch people with it they seldom write them up and just dump it out because they know it is nowhere near as strong as alcohol.
Any kid that wants to try it is not waiting for the full legalization of it. They can get it anytime they want right now easier than getting alcohol. So where is your 50% data?
As for your experience with people who smoke pot, the guy who worked for you was probably a deadbeat anyway. Who's to say he would do any better with only abusing alcohol? The students who dropped out of college probably smoked pot all along but were not disciplined enough for those tough courses. Pot does impair or discourage studying, but so does alcohol, laziness, girlfriends, social activities, poor study habits, hobbies and a general lack of interest in your courses.
There are a lot of good and bad people that make livings by keeping it illegal but it is running us broke, filling our courtrooms, prisons and empowering Mexican cartels. You should weigh out the costs with better information.
Funny I have to smoke pot and ruin my life before I can comment on what I have seen and observed from pot smokers. You are the classic here.
I can read and observe with my senses and do not have to shoot myself to know that that is bad for me or anyone else. Same with pot. I will say again the IMHO pot will destroy a much higher percentage of folks taking it than those who drink.
And only a small percentage who drink will become alcoholics whereas a IMHO a sizable group of pot smokers will be destroyed by its effects. So the effects of pot are worse than alcohol. That is what I firmly believe and you can promote legalizing pot if you want but never for me. Thank you, thank you very much"I could have ended the war in a month. I could have made North Vietnam look like a mud puddle."
"I have little interest in streamlining government or in making it more efficient, for I mean to reduce its size. I do not undertake to promote welfare, for I propose to extend freedom. My aim is not to pass laws, but to repeal them."
Barry Goldwater
By keeping it illegal at least it takes some effort and "expense" to purchase it. If you make it legal then it will be considered acceptable and you can smoke in anywhere and everywhere and not just in some areas of California where nobody cares about anything or anybody.
I say make it like a traffic ticket if you get caught and offer rehab to those who want it and let the those who want to destroy themselves do so but not by letting them buy it legally. Thank you, thank you very much"I could have ended the war in a month. I could have made North Vietnam look like a mud puddle."
"I have little interest in streamlining government or in making it more efficient, for I mean to reduce its size. I do not undertake to promote welfare, for I propose to extend freedom. My aim is not to pass laws, but to repeal them."
Barry Goldwater
Wrong....pot is more available to kids now and more dangerous than if it were legal because there is no regulation on it...dealers can lace it with whatever other drug they want to get kids addicted so that they will buy more.
Smoking it anywhere and everywhere is not the case...at least not in Arkansas where they have made smoking tobacco in public buildings and anywhere near the entrance to a building illegal.
So you are against spending tax dollars on keeping the nation healthy...but you are for spending tax dollars to chase a wild goose that will never be caught in order to keep the nation healthy? I'm confused.
Lower your intake of the chemical THC and your confusion will slowly abate.
Now no one is trying to end POT smoking but making it illegal would do far more harm than good.
In Amsterdam where they are actually tightening up on marijuana forms of the drug can be purchased that are excessively potent.
Now why would such a liberal Country crack down on coffee houses if marijuana is so harmless ?
More facts about the damage marijuana does.
THC Affects Brain Functioning
THC is up to no good in the brain. THC finds brain cells, or neurons, with specific kinds of receptors called cannabinoid receptors and binds to them.
Certain parts of the brain have high concentrations of cannabinoid receptors. These areas are the hippocampus, the cerebellum, the basal ganglia, and the cerebral cortex. The functions that these brain areas control are the ones most affected by marijuana.
For example, THC interferes with learning and memory—that is because the hippocampus—a part of the brain with a funny name and a big job—plays a critical role in certain types of learning. Disrupting its normal functioning can lead to problems studying, learning new things, and recalling recent events. The difficulty can be a lot more serious than forgetting if you took out the trash this morning, which happens to everyone once in a while.
Do these effects persist? We don't know for sure, but as adolescents your brains are still developing. So is it really worth the risk?
Marijuana Use Increases Heart Rate
Within a few minutes after inhaling marijuana smoke, an individual's heart begins beating more rapidly, the bronchial passages relax and become enlarged, and blood vessels in the eyes expand, making the eyes look red. The heart rate, normally 70 to 80 beats per minute, may increase by 20 to 50 beats per minute or, in some cases, even double. This effect can be greater if other drugs are taken with marijuana.
The Brain
When people smoke marijuana for years, they can suffer some pretty negative consequences. For example, because marijuana affects brain function, your ability to do complex tasks could be compromised, as well as your pursuit of academic, athletic, or other life goals that require you to be 100-percent focused and alert. In fact, people who use marijuana over the long term report less life satisfaction, poorer education, and job achievement, and more interpersonal problems compared to people who do not use marijuana.
Marijuana also may affect your mental health. Studies show that early marijuana use may increase your risk of developing psychosis if you have a genetic vulnerability to the disease. Psychosis is a severe mental disorder in which there is a loss of contact with reality, including false ideas about what is happening (delusions) and seeing or hearing things that aren't there (hallucinations). Marijuana also has been associated with depression and anxiety, but more research is necessary to confirm and better understand that relationship
Lungs and Airways
People who abuse marijuana are at risk of injuring their lungs through exposure to respiratory irritants and carcinogens found in marijuana smoke. The smoke from marijuana contains some of the same chemicals found in tobacco smoke; plus, marijuana users tend to inhale more deeply and hold their breath longer, so more smoke enters the lungs. Not surprisingly, people who smoke marijuana have some of the same breathing problems as those who smoke tobacco—they are more susceptible to chest colds, coughs, and bronchitis than people who do not smoke. And, even though we don't know yet whether or how marijuana use affects the risk for lung and other cancers—why take the risk?
What About Medical Marijuana?
Under U.S. law since 1970, marijuana has been a Schedule I controlled substance. This means that the drug has no approved medical use. However, there are medications containing synthetic THC, the main active ingredient in marijuana, that are used to treat nausea in cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy, and to stimulate appetite in patients with wasting syndrome—severe, involuntary weight loss—due to AIDS.
Since the discovery of the cannabinoid system—receptors in the body that bind THC, and chemicals that act as these receptors—scientists are actively looking for ways to use this system for medical purposes. Several promising compounds are being tested for the treatment of obesity, pain, and other disorders. However, it is unlikely that smoked marijuana will be developed as a medication because of its negative health effects.
1. National Institute on Drug Abuse. Marijuana: Facts for Teens (http://www.drugabuse.gov/publication...na-facts-teens). NIH Pub. No. 04-4037. Bethesda, MD. NIDA, NIH, DHHS. Revised March 2011. Retrieved February 2012.
2. National Institute on Drug Abuse. Marijuana: Facts Parents Need to Know (http://www.drugabuse.gov/publication...s-need-to-know). NIH Pub. No. 07-4036. Bethesda, MD. NIDA, NIH, DHHS. Revised March 2011. Retrieved February 2012.
3. National Institute on Drug Abuse. Monitoring the Future. National Results on Adolescent Drug Use. Overview of Key Findings 2011.
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The Science Center of Iowa announced its official opening date and a major donor this morning at a 10:30 a.m. press conference. The new SCI, located downtown between Southwest Third and Fifth streets (north of the new Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway extension and south of Court Avenue) will open its doors at 9 a.m. Saturday, May 14, 2005.
With less than six months to go until opening day, Deere & Co. announced today its pledge of $1 million, the largest gift the company has ever made in Central Iowa, according to Dave Rodger, the general manager of the John Deere Des Moines Works in Ankeny. Rodger said the project is a "natural partnership" with the company's ongoing support of science-based educational opportunities for today's youths.
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WILLIAMSON — With 52 of the 61 indictments returned by the Mingo County Grand Jury last Thursday being cases involving illegal drug trafficking, Mingo County Circuit Judge Michael Thornsbury, Prosecuting Attorney C. Michael Sparks, Mingo County Sheriff Eugene Crum and Drug Task Force Commander Dave Rockel felt that 2013 was starting off on a positive note and were eager for those who were indicted to be taken into custody.
Although law enforcement officials had a good idea of what they might face or find when they knocked on the doors of defendants in the wee hours of Friday morning, they found themselves shocked by the quantity of prescription pills at one residence and what was described as "ill-gotten gains" at another.
George Rauben White, of Taylorville, is well known in Mingo County, having operated White's Sign Co. for many years. White was indicted by the grand jury on 3 counts of delivery of a Schedule II controlled substance (Oxycodone). When search warrants were obtained for White's business and home, the officers conducting the arrest found themselves amazed at the amount and variety of prescription meds discovered inside 2 safes, one at the Sign Co. and one inside the residence.
"We found morphine tablets, valium, hydrocodone and oxycodone tablets plus several more different types of prescription medication," said Sheriff Crum. "When the safe at Mr. White's business was opened, it looked like a pharmacy. This is one of the largest drug finds we've made in quite a while."
Commander Rockel spoke with the Daily News regarding some of the other items confiscated during the raid, saying that a quantity of long guns and hand guns were found, and a state-of-the-art video surveillance at the business will hopefully yield information as to who has frequented the business to buy and sell things other than t-shirts and signage.
"These recordings will help us to identify persons of interest and we're very optimistic that information will lead to further arrests," stated Rockel. 'We also found a large coffee can that held a quantity of prescription pills. People have thought for years that you can conceal pills in a canister that contains coffee and the smell will be undetectable by drug-sniffing dogs. This is a myth – not the truth."
Officers confiscated a laptop computer, two computer modems, a rolodex and several other pieces of key information that will assist with further investigations. White is currently incarcerated in the Southwestern Regional Jail at Holden and is being held without bond until his arraignment hearing that is scheduled to take place in Mingo County Circuit Court on Tuesday.
Also arrested during the drug roundup was Marvin Vance, a lifelong resident of the Breeden community. The defendant was allegedly observed throwing drugs or drug paraphernalia in the creek behind his home in an attempt to conceal them from law enforcement when he realized officers were on his door with an arrest warrant.
Vance had a large gun collection (66 weapons), a large amount of ammunition, gun clips and magazines, and prescription pills in the home and on the property. He is said to have owned a dozen vehicles that included several vintage and classic cars worth a substantial amount of money that were seized, and were believed to have been purchased with funding from the sale of illegal drugs.
"People can't seem to resist the lure of what they consider "fast and easy money", said Crum. "The more they make – the more they want. They don't make a few bucks and walk away; they get into the drug trade deeper and deeper until they find themselves behind bars, losing everything they own. A lot of them leave family members behind. This creates a hardship on everyone involved…there are no winners, everyone loses."
"I want everyone to know that these arrests are only the beginning," remarked the sheriff. "Commander Rockel is the best I've ever worked with when it comes to drug investigations, and my deputies are top-notch in my book. We are making a lot of changes in our department and we're focusing on training each and every officer in all aspects of the law. I feel that each day, they become better prepared to fight crimes such as these. We've got a long way to go to shut down drug traffic in Mingo County but each day brings us one step closer to our goal."
"If every drug arrest we make saves one life, we've accomplished a lot."
Commander Rockel stated that he wanted to thank everyone who contributed to these arrests, mentioning all the officers from his department and municipalities throughout the county, along with Home-Confinement officers and court bailiffs.
"Everyone pitched in. We became a great team of men and women with one goal in mind and that was arresting individuals who were indicted for selling illegal drugs. This proves that working together, anything can be accomplished. This is a factor that has been missing in our county for many years but we have closed the door on the past and are committed to making a strong future for the residents who call this their home," commented Rockel.
Commander Rockel and Sheriff Crum asked to encourage the public to continue calling in your reports of suspicious behavior or drug activity in your neighborhood, and said that each and every tip is carefully checked out.
"Without you – our jobs would be a lot harder. Many of these indictments started out with a tip, and look at how they ended. We want to say thank you to everyone who has assisted us with these investigations," said Rockel.
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The Sky-ES by AngelBeds is an outstanding memory foam mattress, comparable to the TEMPUR-Cloud™, building on our years of achievements in the industry. Crafted for sleepers who favor a cloud-like sensation, the Sky offers a softer, more pliable memory foam that not only cushions pressure points perfectly, but also provides a more gentle sleep experience. If you enjoy a soft mattress but desire the health benefits of memory foam, this is the ideal one for you.
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Our Angel-ES Foam compares to Tempur-Pedic's Tempur-ES™ foam, which is being used in their softer TEMPUR-Cloud™ collection beds. Now you can experience that same comfort and support with the Extra Soft foam in our Sky collection bed models. The 8" Sky provides the super soft feel that relaxes every part of your body. This sleep system performs just like all AngelBeds mattresses: less motion transfer, anti-microbial, allergen resistant, and the ability to return to its original form quickly. The Super-Stretch cover allows you to fully enjoy the feel and benefits of this supple mattress. It is removable and washable so it stays fresh for years. Compare the Sky-ES to the TEMPUR-Cloud™ from Tempur-Pedic™ and realize the savings possible when you go with AngelBeds.
Additional TEMPUR-Cloud® vs SKY-ES Comparisons
Both our SKY ES and Tempur-Pedic's TEMPUR-Cloud™ measure 8 inches in height, both feature a layer of extra soft foam that provides unmatched comfort and support, and both feature a cool air layer, but we have upgraded our cover to include a stretch knit for a better comfort and feel. On top of that, our bed offers you a savings of up to $950 and FREE SHIPPING, both ways. Like TEMPUR-Cloud™ this is one of our softest feeling beds using memory foam.
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We know you may be a little hesitant to purchase a new bed. The best way to see if a bed is right for you is by sleeping in it at least 2 weeks until your body adjusts to the new sleep surface.
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Our Angel-ES Foam compares to Tempur-Pedic's extra soft foam which is being used in their softer Cloud series beds. Now you can experience that same comfort and support with the Extra Soft foam in our Sky series bed models.
Angel-ES Foam is a newly designed formulation using the same NASA developed technology to provide a softer feel to our body conforming mattresses. We use the finest American made open cell memory foam. Open cell is the newest technology and does not trap heat and provides a cooler sleep system that responds to your body temperature and weight providing customized support and eliminating any pressure points for a more restful night's sleep.
Angel-ES Foam has been so popular since we first introduced our Sky series, providing a pillow top feel for the most comfortable material to date. The ES foam reduces motion transfer if your partner moves in bed and is anti-microbial and dust mite resistant.
I ordered and received a queen size Sky (8") mattress with two pillows about a year or so ago and I absolutely love it. It's the best mattress I have ever slept on, and I wanted to let you folks know it. I recommend it to anyone when talking of beds. It's the same material as the "other guys" whose name begins with a "T" and about half the price. Just thought I'd let you know.
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We purchased this item to use to separate mail at a school. It should have been exactly what we were looking for. The construction is ok. It was easy enough to put together - though a bit of a hassle. In terms of the shelves, the product was missing several of the little inserts that hold up the shelvesand even when the inserts are there, a shelf sometimes falls.It would be more secure if there was another insert at the center of each shelf, or something that supported the shelf along each side- or the ideal would be a slot that the shelf fit into.
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I am enjoying returning the students papers back to them when I have time and in one place so the papers can be stapled and sent home at one time. Also, it is sturdy enough to have the students retrieve their own "mail" without fear of it tearing up. Lastly, there are enough spaces that no matter how many students I have in the class (not more than 36) it can accommodate. Great Buy. I plan to have this piece for quite some time.
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Get an air cooler, air purifier, and humidifier all in one with the EdgeStar Portable Evaporative Air Cooler with Air Purification (EAC211TS). The ultimate in versatility, this multi-functional, evaporative air cooler and air purifier blows cool, fresh air while it draws surrounding air over a filter to remove atmospheric pollutants. By selecting this EdgeStar unit's air cooling/humidification function, air is drawn over a honeycomb water curtain to extirpate particulate matter - providing superior cooling without sacrificing airflow or air quality.
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