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Wabash Ready to Run as a Team at Nationalsby Brent Harris • November 15, 2012 Share:
The Wabash College cross country team will make the short trip to Terre Haute, Indiana Friday afternoon to prepare for Saturday's NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships. The drive may only take a couple of hours, but the preparation has taken at least three years.
The Little Giants return to national championship meet for the third consecutive season — the second longest streak in Wabash history since qualifying for nationals every year from 1991-1996. Two years ago Wabash placed 13th with help from an All-American 20th-place individual performance by Seth Einterz '11. Last year's team took 16th place with Kevin McCarthy finishing in sixth place individually to earn All-America honors.
The approach this year will be to run as a group minus a single dominant runner. The Little Giants were able to do that at last weekend's Great Lakes Regional meet. Four Wabash runners earned All-Regional honors. Shane Hoerbert was the top finisher, crossing the line in 10th place. Dalton Boyer finished 16th to earn All-Region honors for the second consecutive season. He was joined on the All-Region team by Billy McManus (22nd place) and Nick Boyce (27th place).
"Our depth has been crucial this season," Hoerbert said. "We are different from the 2010 and 2011 teams because there were key individuals that could carry the squad. We are more of a group that's capable of running together. If we do that on a given day, who knows what we can do.
"I think this trip to nationals provides a key to our next two seasons. Saturday we can prove that we are just as good as the past two teams that had great athletes like Kevin McCarthy and Brian David. Now going forward we can do just as well if not better because those athletes have helped the entire team strive for excellence."
Senior Jake Waterman is no stranger to national competition. The 2012 national champion in the outdoor 800-meter run and two-time national runner-up in the 800 indoor race finished 36th last weekend at the cross country regionals. He believes this group of Wabash runners can work together and draw upon its experience from past races.
"Coach Busch has talked all season long about running together as a team to maximize our efforts," Waterman said. "We know each other as runners, how each of us will run and where we will be at different points in the race.
"We don't have a guaranteed All-American on this team. Every person is going to be important on Saturday. We need to run smart and not get caught up in the pack. Knowing the course will help, as will having the experience of competing at national in prior seasons."
"I think we will be a little less nervous than we were last year entering the national meet for the first time," Boyce added. "We'll be ready for it mentally, and that's really important. We'll be able to relax more this year."
The Little Giants finished second last week behind Calvin College at the Great Lake Regional championships. Wabash has been placed as high as 17th in the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association rankings this season, but head into this week's nationals ranked 27th after a second-place finish at the North Coast Athletic Conference championship meet three weeks ago.
McManus, who ran his best time of the 2011 season at the nationals, knows he and the rest of his teammates can draw from their experience to finish high in the standings again on Saturday.
"A lot of us have higher goals than last season," McManus said. "Coming in as freshmen, we really didn't know what the race would be like. It was a great experience. Now having that under our belts and having seen it before we have a better idea of where we need to be throughout the race. Hopefully we can move up from last year's finish."
Hoerbert, McManus, Boyce, Boyer, Waterman, Jake Ponton, Daniel Hoover, and Jared Burris have all been under 26 minutes in 8000-meter races this season. Two races this season have taken place at the Lavern Gibson Cross Country Course in Terre Haute where Saturday's race will be held, giving the Little Giants a possible edge over other teams.
"The experience we have on this course is a crucial component," Hoerbert said. "We trained with our long run there last weekend, and a lot of us have competed on that course in high school and in several collegiate meets. That gives us a lot of confidence going into the national meet."
The men's championship begins at 11 a.m. on Saturday.


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Bethesda Woman Sentenced To Prison For Bankruptcy Fraud
Baltimore, Maryland - U.S. District Judge J. Frederick Motz sentenced Diana J. Stout, age 56, of Bethesda, Maryland, today to 27 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release for making a false statement in bankruptcy, and concealment of assets, in connection with her Chapter 7 Bankruptcy case. Judge Motz also ordered Stout to pay restitution of $155,747.83.
The sentence was announced by United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein; Special Agent in Charge Stephen E. Vogt of the Federal Bureau of Investigation; and the Greenbelt Office of the United States Trustee Program, the Department of Justice agency that supervises bankruptcy cases and trustees.
According to Stout's plea agreement, from April 2010 through June 2011, Stout engaged in a scheme to defraud creditors in her Chapter 7 bankruptcy case, the trustee and the bankruptcy court. Stout filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition on April 20, 2010. The Chapter 7 bankruptcy process is designed to provide a "fresh start" by liquidating all assets of the debtor and distributing the proceeds of the bankruptcy estate to creditors. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy trustee is appointed to gather these assets and generally act on behalf of unsecured creditors.
The filing of the bankruptcy petition prevented Stout's former boyfriend from proceeding in a civil complaint he had filed against Stout and two of her children claiming that Stout had misappropriated more than $1 million of his assets for her own use or the use of her children, including for the purchase of property in South Carolina. Stout and her daughter had purchased the property, which was titled in both their names, in February 2008, with funds provided by Stout and her boyfriend. In July 2009, after Stout's relationship with her boyfriend had ended, Stout transferred her interest in the property to her daughter for $1.
In order to conceal her assets, when Stout filed her bankruptcy petition she failed to disclose: that she had transferred the South Carolina property to her daughter; that she owned a diamond bracelet with 75 individually set diamonds in 18kt white gold; that she owned 797 shares of common stock in Eagle Bancorp Inc.; and that she owned a 1993 Toyota Supra and 2005 Chevrolet Avalanche SUV, in addition to the two vehicles listed. Between October 2010 and May 2011, Stout sold the Toyota Supra for $14,000; the stock for a total of $10,125.91; and the diamond bracelet for $85,000, none of which she reported to the bankruptcy trustee.
Stout's bankruptcy estate included a home in Hagerstown, Maryland. In November 2010, Stout filed an insurance claim seeking reimbursement for necessary repairs to the property, resulting from water damage. She did not notify the Chapter 7 trustee that she was seeking to obtain insurance proceeds relating to property of the bankruptcy estate. After receiving the checks, which were issued jointly to her and the contractors who were to perform the work, Stout forged the signatures of the contractors, converted the proceeds of all three checks to her own use, and did not use any of the money to perform the needed repairs. The bankruptcy trustee was forced to use other assets of the bankruptcy estate to perform the needed repairs.
On February 13, 2011, the bankruptcy trustee initiated proceedings in the bankruptcy court which sought to recover Stout's interest in the South Carolina property, alleging that the transfer was intended to defraud Stout's creditors and that Stout did not receive reasonably equivalent value for the transfer. Shortly thereafter, Stout signed and had a revised deed filed which falsely stated that the property had been transferred to her daughter in exchange for $75,000 paid to Stout. Stout then filed an "Answer" to the trustee's complaint, which she signed on behalf of her daughter, falsely stating that her daughter had paid Stout $75,000 for her interest in the South Carolina property. Stout knew that the statements were false and she admitted that she made them with the intent to defeat the Chapter 7 trustee's legal action and to defraud her creditors.
Between March 15 and March 30, 2011, Stout also filed numerous false pleadings purporting to withdraw a claim for payment that had been filed by Stout's creditors, and which bore either typewritten or forged handwritten signatures purporting to be from the named creditor. In fact, the creditor was not aware of the filing and had not signed such a filing. Many of the pleadings also contained a fraudulent certificate of service bearing the typewritten signature of Stout's bankruptcy attorney, who in fact did not prepare or serve these pleadings, or authorize Stout to sign them on his behalf.
United States Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein praised the FBI and the U.S. Trustee's Office for their work in the investigation. Mr. Rosenstein thanked Special Assistant United States Attorneys Liza Collery of the U.S. Justice Department, Criminal Division, Appellate Section and Ann O'Brien of the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division, who prosecuted the case.


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QSL Card from W4SWL, Roseboro, N.C., to W4ATC, NC State Student Amateur Radio
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- Title:
- QSL Card from W4SWL, Roseboro, N.C., to W4ATC, NC State Student Amateur Radio
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Student Life
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Amateur radio stations
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Card (information artifact)
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- ua021_428-001-cb0008-000-345
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Roseboro (N.C.)
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University Archives
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- Special Collections Research Center at NCSU Libraries
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- North Carolina State University, Student and Other Organizations, Student Amateur Radio Society Records, 1930-1995 (UA021.428) held by Special Collections Research Center at NCSU Libraries
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And you thought I'd get nothing…
Sigh. I'm plowing my way through a tough post – lots of crossreferences, that sort of thing. It doesn't help that some very good bloggers took big chunks of my thoughts on the subject – already down as electrons ready to go this past week – already (glare) (grin). You'll get a big post later, maybe even tomorrow. Still, I hate to see you all have nothing from me. So…
A bit of trivial fact. There are a lot of players who have been playing WoW longer than me. Who have been playing priests longer than me. Who play, in fact, better than me. Lots of them, actually.
I'm not writing for you. To be quite honest, I DO hope you'll stay and read, but then add and improve upon the basis of what I said. Note I happily accept corrections (look through older posts – they're frequent enough it shouldn't take long.)
Up there in the About Me bit? I mean it. I'm not doing this to be the fount of all wisdom. I'm here partly to give you something to chew upon – a chance to see some things that have tripped me in the past in the hopes you'll get to do new and more exciting misadventures. I'm also here so you can teach me – so I can get better.
If, however, you are going to drop a comment that amounts to, "I've been doing this longer and better and you have nothing to teach me so STFU,"… your comment did not get approved. Nobody learns from that. Nobody is amused by that. (Yes, I consider amusement useful even if irrelevant. The bottom line of this is that this is a GAME and it's supposed to be FUN.) Thank you for reading, and goodbye.
For the rest of you – grab a drink and have a chunk of floor (sorry, not enough chairs). Let's figure out what we don't know, each of us, and have a little more fun.
3 Responses to "And you thought I'd get nothing…"
Geez Kirk, what asshat left you that kind of message?
I love your blog. I'll admit I look forward to posts from you and from other bloggers that cover askpects of the game about which I knew nothing, cause I like to learn things that go under the heading of 'tips and tricks'.
But for the most part, I read your blog and others for the feeling of community I have, like you are inviting me into your conversation, and your thoughts, and saying "This is what I'm thinking at the moment. Pull up a chair, and have a drink. Take a load off, and have a laugh. If something I say sparked an idea, share it."
Good lord, that's why I do what I do. I have no interest in being the font of all knowledge or something. I actually prefer telling stories, and I've been toying with the idea of sharing sections of my fantasy novel in dribs and drabs on slow days, just for the ehck of it. I only add info posts on topics that I wish someone would have shared with ME when I was a young druid, or looking for that info and coming up dry.
Kirk, please keep up the wonderful fun and community you ahve here, and ignore asshats like that. Your living room is comfy, and there is room for all…
But if you need a bouncer, give me a call 🙂
[…] was directly inspired by a comment that was left on his blog, and his reaction to it, and… well, I'll let you read it, since his website is still very much alive for history to […]


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Wood Badge
From MeritBadgeDotOrg
Wood Badge training is centered around fun outdoor activities.
Upon completion of Leader Specific Training, an adult leader is eligible to attend Wood Badge. As the core leadership skills training course for the BSA, Wood Badge focuses on strengthening every volunteer's ability to work with groups of youth and adults and is less focused on outdoor skills, which are more effectively addressed in other training courses.
Wood Badge teaches participants the basics of listening, communicating, valuing people, team development, situational leadership, problem solving, and managing conflict. Once the skill is learned, each member is given the opportunity to use the skill as a member of a successful working team. At the conclusion of the course, each participant develops a set of personal goals related to his or her Scouting role known as "the Ticket." Working toward these goals allows each participant to practice and demonstrate new skills.
Nationwide over the past years, Wood Badge courses have increased more than 30 percent. This has increased communication to allow for a more seamless connection among all BSA programs.
History of Wood Badge
In 1911, four years after Scouting began in Great Britain, Lord Baden-Powell began training Scouters through a series of lectures. This led to the first Wood Badge training course for Scoutmasters, held eight years later at Gilwell Park near London. In 1936, an experimental Wood Badge course was conducted in the United States at the Schiff Scout Reservation. Then, in 1948, the first American Wood Badge course was introduced in the United States as advanced training for trainers of Boy Scout leaders. Later, the program was extended to include troop committee members, commissioners, and Explorer leaders.
Experiments began in the late 1960s with a leadership development Wood Badge course emphasizing 11 leadership skills or "competencies." This program was launched in 1972 in support of a major revision of the Boy Scout phase of the program. In 1978, an evaluation of the Boy Scout Leader Wood Badge course revealed a need for greater emphasis on the practical aspects of good troop operation. The result was the development of a course that would provide a blend of Scoutcraft skills and practical troop operation, mixed with a variety of leadership exercises..
In 2001, the new Wood Badge for the 21st Century was introduced. It was developed for all Scouters: Cub Scout leaders, Boy Scout leaders, Venturing leaders, and council and district leaders. The focus is on leadership skills, not outdoor skills. The first part of the new Wood Badge course reflects unit meetings, while the second part of the course uses a troop camping activity as its delivery model.
The new Wood Badge course is administered nationally by the Boy Scout Division.
As a result of attending Wood Badge, participants will be able to
- View Scouting globally, as a family of interrelated, values-based programs that provide age-appropriate activities for youth.
- Recognize the contemporary leadership concepts utilized in corporate America and leading government organizations that are relevant to our values-based movement.
- Apply the skills they learn from their participation as a member of a successful working team.
- Revitalize their commitment by sharing in an overall inspirational experience that helps provide Scouting with the leadership it needs to accomplish its mission on an ongoing basis.
Wood Badge courses may be conducted as a weeklong experience, or over two weekends with patrol meetings between each session. Experience has shown that either format produces satisfactory results. A staff guide is provided with a conversion guide for a weekend or weeklong course. An administrative guidebook outlines the procedures for administering the program.
Each Scouter invited to participate in Wood Badge training must have completed the New Leader Training and Leader Specific Training for their Scout position and completed the outdoor skills training programs appropriate for their Scouting position.
Conducting the Training
Wood Badge courses are authorized by regional service centers. When a local council feels it can guarantee enough participants from its own ranks, it may apply to the region to conduct a local council Wood Badge course. In a local council course, all participants, staff, and support come from the local council.
Two or more local councils may cooperate in conducting a cluster-council Wood Badge course. With regional approval, one of the participating councils acts as the host council. The host council normally coordinates the advance preparation, invitation procedure, and staff selection, and provides a site and basic equipment. The course director will participate in the selection of staff from the participating councils.
A minimum of 30 course members must be registered, with full fees paid, 30 days before the opening day of the course. This will ensure good patrol operation, full participation, and financial success. For efficiency of operation, there should not be more than eight patrols.
The primary purpose of the Wood Badge experience is to strengthen Scouting in our units, districts, and local councils. The Wood Badge ticket represents the participant's commitment to complete a set of personal goals relating to that individual's Scouting position. These goals will significantly strengthen the program in which the participant is involved. In addition, the ticket gives participants an opportunity to practice and demonstrate a working knowledge of the leadership skills presented during the course. Participants should complete their Wood Badge ticket no later than 18 months after the course.
Upon successful completion of the ticket, the participant is entitled to receive the Wood Badge recognition. This consists of a parchment certificate, the Wood Badge beads (two wooden beads on a leather thong), a tan neckerchief with a swatch of MacLaren tartan, and a leather woggle or neckerchief slide.
The Wood Badge recognition not only identifies a Scouter who has completed advanced training, but also reminds the wearer of an ongoing commitment to continued service to Scouting.
Scouters who have completed the Wood Badge Course may wear:
- Wood Badge slide or woggle, No.02173, trained Scouter, with Wood Badge neckerchief
- Wood Badge Troop 1 neckerchief, No.02209.
- Wood Badge tartan neckerchief, No.02213.
Wood Badge necklace with two beads-participant, No.02175; three beads-staff, No.02176; four beads-course director, No.02177; worn under Wood Badge neckerchief, and over the ends below the woggle, with official field uniform; Wood Badge beads are not worn on civilian clothes, dress blazer uniform, or with a T-shirt. Wood Badge beads may be worn with a neckerchief as indicated or alone.
Since 1948, the Wood Badge course has served as a source of training and inspiration to thousands of leaders. These Scouters have affected the lives of millions of America's youth in a quality Boy Scout program of citizenship training, character development, and fitness.
See Also
Online or classroom Leader Training
Youth Protection training (YPT) is required for all BSA registered volunteers and must be retaken every two years. Some councils and units may require more frequent (e.g., annual) retaking of YPT). Check with your local council and unit to find out what their policies are.
In addition to YPT, registered adults should complete the following courses online at https://my.scouting.org:
- Before the First Meeting
- First 30 Days
- Position Trained
Other training opportunities: Roundtable – University of Scouting – Teaching EDGE – pow wow
Outdoor Leader Training
In addition to fulfilling other requirements, some unit leaders need outdoor-specific training.
- BALOO – To have a Pack campout, or a Webelos Den campout, at least one unit leader must be BALOO trained.
- Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills – Scoutmasters and Assistant Scoutmasters -- at least one must be trained to have a campout.
- Wood Badge – Advanced Leadership skills for Cub Scout, Scout, Venturing, district and council Scouters.
- Seabadge – Advanced Leadership skills for unit, district and council Sea Scouters.
Other outdoor-related links
External Links
- BSA Wood Badge
- Wood Badge - Why Cub Scout leaders should attend
- Wood Badge Fact Sheet
- Pocket Card
- Wood Badge slide or woggle, No.02173,
- Wood Badge neckerchief - Wood Badge Troop 1 neckerchief, No.02209, Wood Badge tartan neckerchief, No.02213.
- Wood Badge necklace with two beads, No.02175; three beads, No.02176; four beads, No.02177; worn under Wood Badge neckerchief, and over the ends below the woggle, with official field uniform; Wood Badge beads are not worn on civilian clothes, dress blazer uniform, or with a T-shirt. Wood Badge beads may be worn with a neckerchief as indicated or alone.
- WoodBdge.Org]
- Wood Badge on Wikipedia]
- Wood Badge on USScouts.org


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I really think in these two photo's you can see how much Sean has grown to look like his dad.
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Wow! Is the first photo John or Sean? I can't tell!
Oh I've always thought Sean looks so much like John it's scary. Just with darker hair!
Is that picture of John and Yoko from the summer of 1970 in LA?!??!?!?!?!?, I've being dying to find a photo of him from that time period. It brings me to tears
Hi, I'm not too certain when or where the photo was taken, Yoko obviously has very short hair .. it could be from the time they were in LA with Janov, Greg.


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A rise in food and gas costs drove a measure of wholesale prices in May. But outside those volatile categories, inflation was mild.
The Labor Department said the producer price index rose 0.5 percent in May from April, nearly offsetting a 0.7 percent decline in April from March. Gas prices rose 1.5 percent last month, and food costs increased 0.6 percent.
The index, which measures price changes before they reach the consumer, has increased just 1.7 percent in the 12 months ending in May. That's up from a 0.6 percent year-over-year increase in April, the smallest in 10 months.
Core prices, which exclude the food and energy, rose just 0.1 percent in May. They are up 1.7 percent in the past year, below the Federal Reserve's 2 percent inflation target.


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Nicola Morgan, the Crabbit Old Bat, is an award-winning author of around 90 books across many genres. For the last few years, she has given crabbitly honest advice to determined writers, here and in her books, WRITE TO BE PUBLISHED, WRITE A GREAT SYNOPSIS, DEAR AGENT and TWEET RIGHT.
Friday, 16 December 2011
Release your inner synaesthete
Mondays are Red is said to be "about" synaesthesia. It's actually "about" the power of language, more than anything. Please do go and read that post and come back to comment. (It would be lovely if you left a comment on Mary's blog, too, just so she knows you were there.)
In 2012 I'm planning a major creative writing competition based on synaesthetic writing. There will be one section for school pupils and one for adults.So, watch this space! And if you'd like to read Mondays are Red or recommend it to a teenage reader/writer of your acquaintance, the details are here.
Meanwhile, do go and read the post on Mary's blog and either leave a comment there or here. Or both. And have fun exercising your inner synaesthete in time for the writing competition. :)
7 comments:
- Dan Holloway said...
that sounds like a very fun competition!
And an unrelated question - is there homework we should be doing in prepartion for your Blackwell's event? I've finished WTBP of course
- 16 December 2011 at 09:56
- Nicola Morgan said...
Dan - the only homework is mine. I need to prepare the event! No, no homework - because I wouldn't be able to contact participants, it would be impossible to organise. I'm rather worried that you're already going to know everything I'm going to talk about (whatever that is...)
- 16 December 2011 at 10:06
- Claire Leyana said...
Monday's are blue for me, Wednesday's are more red! Looks like an interesting read though!
- 16 December 2011 at 10:43
- Dan Holloway said...
I somehow doubt that very much!
Claire - gosh, yes, I'd completely forgotten - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftJZomwDhxQ
- 16 December 2011 at 15:26
- Katalin Havasi said...
Nicola, can we say that the topic of 'Mondays are Red' is synaesthesia but its theme is the power of language?
Somewhere I've read: 'Language is power, life, and the instrument of culture, the instrument of domination and liberation.' (Angela Carter, the late English novelist, who lived in Japan for several years).
I think the English language is particularly powerful. It's straightforward and user-friendly.
(I should know; my mother tongue is not English. :))
Recently I read a true story in Reader's Digest about a plane crash somewhere in Asia. The pilot didn't see a hill while landing and although the co-pilots saw the danger clearly they couldn't prevent the tragedy because their language was not straightforward enough to explain the situation quickly. Many people died. And this type of accident was not an isolated case in Asia. Asian languages are circular, or more precisely spiral. They don't go to the point at once. After this accident all the pilots in that country were taught English to use while in air and there were no more problems.
Sorry guys for the long post.
- 16 December 2011 at 15:30
- jannet watson said...
magical spells really work!! I never thought there were still honest, genuine, trustworthy and very powerful spell casters until i met the spiritual helper, MERUJA OWO. last week he did a love spell for me and it worked effectively and now he just casted another healing spell for my friend who has fibroid and family problem and now she is totally free and she is presently the happiest person on earth, she keeps thanking me all day..
I just thought it would be good to tell the whole world about his good work and how genuine he is, i wasn't thinking i could get any help because of my past experiences with other fake casters who could not bring my husband back to me and they all promised heaven and earth and all they are able to do is ask for more money all the time until i met with this man. he does all spells, Love spells, money spells, lottery spells e.t.c i wish i can save every one who is in those casters trap right now because i went though hell thinking and hoping they could help me.i recommend MERUJA OWO for any kind of help you want.
his email address is: firstname.lastname@example.com
if you want to ask me anything my e-mail is: email@example.com
Kind Regards,
- 17 December 2011 at 11:18
- Nicola Morgan said...
Jannet Watson - that's such a hilarious message that, even though it's completely irrelevant to this blog, I'm leaving it there.
- 19 December 2011 at 09:46


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NickPres needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 74 designs submitted by 10 freelance designers.
Bijou on the Bayou Vacation Rental Property
I am Nick. I am the president of a corporation which is opening a few new websites and running contests for the designs right now. However, I have a personal rental property that is in Slidell, LA near New Orleans and on the water. I am looking for a logo and webpage design and would like to see what someone can come up with to help me market this Vacation Rental better. I really want it to stand out above the rest of the rentals in the area and have a theme that makes people want to rent there.
The Home has been a rental for a year this month and has been renting out to people of all sorts. Mostly Vacation Renters Looking to come to louisiana to Visit New Orleans yet want the opportunity to live the louisiana swamp life, in a quieter area than the city of New Orleans. The Property is filled with mossy trees, cypress, bamboo and all the swamp type things. Canoes down the bayou's and all of the above are what they enjoy. Most of the people coming there will be avid fishermen and there wives looking for a "Fish Camp" if you will. While my home can accommodate this, it appeals more to there wives who want a more beautiful scenic look, a much nicer house with some luxury furnishings and the lack of old moldy smelling fish camps there probably used to. I am also trying to appeal to Weddings and events. the property is on an Acre and with the new deck I will soon be building will provide an "isle" to walk down to a party deck right on the water.
As you can see I am trying to get a Louisiana Swamp Feel, while showing a more luxury type setting. I want to charge a little more than the competition showing our luxury setup while still appealing to the guys looking for a "Fish Camp" right on the water. We chose the Name "Bijou on the Bayou" because Bijou is French for "Jewel" I have attached a listing of the property below so you can go see for yourself the land and the property that surrounds it, the home, its colors, and decorations.
I have also attached a word document where we created a mock up logo with the colors of the house (Yellow/Tanish with Green Shutters). It has a picture of the the house included in the logo (cropped) and I would like to stay with that look. Its a real nature type of place, so I kind of went with a Tuscan type of them with vines all around the image to give it a natural look, but since the property is surrounded by Bamboo, that could even be incorporated.
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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Syed T Ali, MD, 315 464-4720
4143 Upstate University Hospital - Downtown Campus
750 East Adams Street
Syracuse, NY 13210
315 464-4720
750 East Adams Street
Syracuse, NY 13210
315 464-4720
Current Appointments
- Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology
Hospital Campus
- Downtown
Clinical Section Affiliations
- Anesthesiology: Cardiac Anesthesia, Pain Treatment
- Upstate Heart and Vascular Center: Cardiac Anesthesia
- Anesthesiology at University Hospital
Upstate University Hospital - Downtown Campus
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Syracuse, NY 13210
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Education & Fellowships
- Fellowship: University Hospital, Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, NY, 2001, Cardiac Anesthesia
- Fellowship: University Hospital, Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, NY, 2000, Pain Management
- Residency: University Hospital, Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, NY, 1999, Anesthesiology
- Residency: Elmhurst Hospital Center, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, 1996, Medicine Internship
- MD: Sind Medical College, University of Karachi, Karachi, Pakistan, 1991
Previous Appointments
- Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Syracuse, NY, 2001–2005
Specialties & Certification
- Anesthesiology
- Pain Management
- Adults
- Adult Anesthesiology
- Cardiac Anesthesiology
- Chronic Pain Rehabilitation
- Electrical Stimulation for Pain
- General Anesthesia for Bone Marrow Biopsy and Aspiration, and Spinal Tap Procedures
- General Anesthesia for Dental Procedures
- General Anesthesia for Radiographic Procedures (MRI, CT Scan, Interventional Radiology, Nuclear Medicine)
- General Anesthesia for Surgical Procedures (General Surgery, ENT, Orthopedics, Vascular, Neurosurgery, and Others)
- General, Regional and Monitored Anesthesia
- Pain Control
- Pain Management for Chronic Illness
- Transesophageal Echocardiogram (TEE)
- American Society of Anesthesiologists
- New York State Society of Anesthesiologists (NYSSA)
Current Hospital Privileges
- Upstate University Hospital
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Are you tired of tomatoes yet? I'm not 🙂 I've been enjoying them a lot lately, much more actually than you see here. I've had this tomato salad with steak and this tomato salad with chicken. We have had even more in between.
You see, I don't like tomatoes in my salads. But I love tomato salads! I'm funny that way. Since my last two posts however, it seems that a lot of you are funny that way too. Nice to know I'm in such great company! 🙂
So, I'll share one last tomato salad before I move on. I hope you don't mind terribly. Like the first two salads, this is blazingly simple to make but delicious nonetheless…highlighting the tomatoes' natural flavour.
Tomato Salad 3
- 250-300 grams tomatoes (different sizes and colors are good — of roughly the same volume)
- 1 small red onion
- A couple of sprigs each parsley and dill, leaves only, roughly chopped
- 5 basil leaves, roughly chopped
- Extra virgin olive oil
- Balsamic vinegar
- Sea salt
- Freshly cracked black pepper
– Slice the tomatoes in chunks – they don't have to be the same shape, just approximately the same size.
– Slice the onion into thin half moons – as thin as you can manage.
– Toss onions, tomatoes, and chopped herbs together and dress with a couple of good glugs of olive oil and some dashes balsamic vinegar. Sprinkle with sea salt (as good a finishing salt as you have – and don't be shy about it) and freshly cracked black pepper. I always do this to taste but if you want a guide just use 3 parts oil to 1 part vinegar, toss, taste, and adjust. Toss carefully…you don't want battered tomatoes!
I know, I know…this is basically Tomato Salad 2 with herbs, and although almost painfully obvious (tomatoes + herbs = good), it's still one of my favourites and I do feel I'd like to mark down my love for it here. The addition of greenery (herbs not lettuce!) really does make this an altogether different salad, adding its own layer of flavours that do a sprightly little dance, an altogether pleasant one I might add, around the tomatoes. I could eat this straight from the bowl with a spoon in one hand and a piece of crusty bread in the other.
I don't always use the same set of herbs I've used here. In fact, each time I make this salad the number if herbs I use, and the combination thereof, changes. Cilantro, mint, culantro, thai basil, spring onions, chives, marjoram, chervil, lemon thyme. The possibilities are giddily endless! I usually toss in what I have on hand or fetch what I think would go well with whatever else we are eating.
Recently I bought a hefty tinapang bangus (smoked milkfish – one of my favourite types/preparations of fish ever. Period.) at the market, and we served it with the salad above, but switched all the herbs for cilantro – fish perfection! In fact, as far as we may be geographically, the cilantro version of this salad is our go-to siding for Filipino fish dishes and Mexican food (using a splash of red wine vinegar instead of the balsamic above). Gets on famously with both!
I've come to the end of my tomato salad series (although certainly not the end of tomato consumption!)! I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did 🙂 You can check out more ways with tomatoes over here.
For even more about tomatoes, go take a peek at the Summer Fest Party…they are celebrating tomatoes this week: Steamy Kitchen, Simmer Till Done, Matt Bites, Away to Garden, White on Rice, The Sister Project, and Gluten Free Girl.


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As society has developed it has also become increasingly complex. Existing structures require redevelopment so that they can continue to serve their purpose. New structures will need to be developed to meet new and changing needs. As a result, construction has become the second largest industry in the United States. Construction managers are an important part of this work-breaking down barriers between construction and design. They can help direct the industry's efforts and honor the Lord and value justice, stewardship, creativity, and collaboration.
Anything built is considered a construction project, so opportunities to practice construction management are nearly limitless. Specific examples include projects that:
- Develop land
- Construct highways, airports, and railways
- Create manufacturing and processing plants
- Install telecommunications systems
- Design residential and industrial buildings
On these projects, your role may include:
- Estimating project costs
- Developing construction schedules
- Coordinating subcontractor activities
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- Coordinating on-site construction activity
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The interactive GeoPlatform, a superior tool developed by the University of New Hampshire and NOAA, today is showing mostly "light oiling" along Santa Rosa Island over the next seventy-two hours. You can reconfigure the display yourself if you're interested in other areas of the Gulf Coast or other indices.
2. 100 Days.
All the news organizations are noting that today marks the one hundredth day anniversary of the explosion of BP's Deepwater Horizon drilling platform. As George Altman of the Mobile Register describes it:
Exactly 100 days ago, the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded, killing 11 people and spawning what has been called the worst environmental disaster in U.S. history. Federal officials say they could permanently plug the broken oil well in a matter of weeks, but even if they are successful, an enormous recovery project still lies ahead.The Economist magazine, which loves to chart all kinds of stuff, last week added the BP oil catastrophe to the long list of other 'worst' peacetime oil spills in history. (See below). Even if one accepts the London-based magazine's British-friendly low-ball estimate of the total barrels of BP oil spewing into the Gulf of Mexico -- and discounts the magazine's inexplicable obliviousness to the ongoing Nigerian oil disaster -- BP wins the dubious distinction of the world's worst oil polluter, tarball-blackened hands down.
3. Size and Amount Matter.
Skytruth yesterday posted a different sort of chart, one showing that "cumulatively, the surface oil slicks and sheen observed on ... satellite images directly impacted 68,000 square miles of ocean - as big as the state of Oklahoma."
What we find more interesting, however, are charts showing how much in wealth all these momentous oil spills have cost the human species. A year and a half ago, Jeff Siegel was marking the anniversary of what was then, in some circles, considered the world's worst oil spill -- the Exxon Valdez disaster. ["You've Come a Long Way, Baby"]
Siegel's calculations show the cumulative cost of twenty notable oil spills, adjusted for inflation, totalled $41,142,623,500. Yesterday, British Petroleum nearly doubled that amount when it announced it had a second quarter loss of $17.2 billion and is setting aside another $15 billion to cover projected charges against future earnings. The $32 billion total quite likely could rise, BP's chairman of the board told Barron's yesterday. And, he's strangely optimistic no fines for gross negligence will add to the total.
As Seigel's article begs to be asked, how much better off would we and the warming earth be if that money had been poured into alternatives to carbon-based fossil fuels?
4. Long Term Recovery.
It's clear that we won't know the full cost of BP's criminal negligence for decades to come. As McClatchy News reports Minnesota attorney Bill O'Neill, who handled Exxon Valdez lawsuits for fishermen and businesses, told a Senate committee yesterday, "The inability to know the impacts of the spill are inherent in oil spills. In three or four years, you're still not going to know what the impact of the spill is."
BP's newly designated CEO, Robert Dudley, said in a conference call with reporters yesterday that "he hopes 'five years from now' people will look back and conclude his company acted with "incredible corporate responsibility to a very tragic accident." But attorney O'Neill points out that it took many more years than that in Alaska to verify that some local fisheries there could never recover. And another witness, a native of Cordova, Alaska, says it took fifteen years for his town to recover economically.
As Oceana.org points out in a fact sheet, BP's Deepwater Horizon catastrophe released "an oil spill the size of Exxon Valdez" every 4 to 7 days over the course of the last three months. Some 21 years later in Alaska --
there are still two species that continue to be listed as "not recovered," these are the Pacific herring and pigeon guillemot. There are ten species that are still "recovering", including sea otters, killer whales, clams, and mussels. Commercial fishing, recreation and tourism are among the "human services" still listed as "recovering." The ten species listed as "recovered" include bald eagles, pink and sockeye salmon and harbor seals. There are five resources listed as "unknown," including the cutthroat trout, rockfish and subtidal communities.5. Gulf Spill Legislation.
Even without knowing how long or deep will be the effects of BP's oil spill, both the U.S. House and the Senate are considering legislation that would "toughen regulations on offshore drilling," the Times Picayune reports. Late is better than never, we suppose.
The New York Times reprints an article from Greenwire by Katie Howell and Robin Bravender that identifies a number of near-identical provisions in the two bills:
- "Both measures require drillers to beef up their oil spill response plans that are filed before drilling begins."
- Both would write into statutory law the regulatory restructuring of MMS announced over a month ago by the Interior Department;
- "The two bills would raise the liability limits for oil companies responsible for spills." The Senate does this cleanly by eliminating the current $75 million liability limitation for oil; the House bill merely would authorize a president to raise the cap.
- "Both measures would grant the presidential commission tasked with investigating the oil spill subpoena power to conduct its investigations and would increase funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund."
- The Senate bill "would set up a multiagency oil spill research and development program is similar to a measure passed on the House floor last week (H.R. 2693 (pdf)). The House has also passed a version H.R. 5019 of the "Home Star" energy-efficiency retrofit program that is included in the Senate bill.
Has anything been left out? Well for starters, as The Atlantic's Nicole Allan reports, almost everything good that once was in the proposed Senate energy bill.
[I]t includes none of the grand, carbon-slashing measures that phrase called to mind just weeks ago. Instead, the Clean Energy Jobs and Oil Company Accountability Act is a modest, contained package that gives a curt nod to climate advocates but focuses on responding to the BP oil spill.Reid apparently couldn't get more than one measly Republican vote to assure that the original energy bill could be debated on the floor of the Senate. Together with the defection of a couple of ultra-conservative Democrats, that means he couldn't find the 60 votes out of 100 needed to defeat a threatened Republican filibuster.
6. BP vs. U.S. Senate.
No less than five friends and relatives sent me messages today pointing to Thomas Friedman's column which went on the web yesterday and which appears in today's print edition of the Times. In sum, he says, the Senate is a bigger threat to the Gulf of Mexico coastal ecosystem than BP Corp.
There are three things it should be doing for the gulf and our other vital ecosystems. First, taking out some minimal insurance against climate change by reducing our carbon emissions; this region is particularly vulnerable to sea level rise and the more intense storms that climate change will bring. Second, set us on a path to diminish our addiction to oil so we don't have to drill in ever-deeper waters. And, finally, provide the federal funding to restore America's critical ecosystems. The Senate abandoned the first two but is still working on the third.To be clear, what Friedman means when he refers to the "Senate" is the minority of all Republican senators and two or three Democrats who are paid by the oil and coal industry to keep us addicted to carbon-based fuels until we choke on the carbon monoxide-fouled air or burn the planet to a cinder.
Senator Reid isn't responsible for that minority of nay-sayers being in the Senate. We are. All of us.
The voters in states like Louisiana, for example, who for years have sent mere tools of the oil industry to Washington to work assiduously for more offshore rigs and money -- and less barrier islands and beaches -- for that state. But the rest of us also share in the blame. We know too well how corrupt our election politics have become, yet we neglect to do anything about it.
A coalition of environmental organizations released a joint statement that puts the problem starkly:
As we witness the worst industry‐caused environmental catastrophe in our history,Every decade for the last three decades has been a record-setter for global warmth. Photo plankton that feed the fish in the world's oceans are disappearing, mostly probably because of warming oceans. The fish won't be far behind.
the deadliest coal mining disaster in 40 years, and sweat through the hottest first 6
months of any year on record, there's never been a more urgent time to move
forward with a clean energy and climate policy.
There's no doubt that big oil, big coal, their army of lobbyists and their partners in
Congress are cheering the obstruction that blocked Senate action on clean energy
and climate legislation. Their cheers are cheers for China taking the lead in clean
energy jobs, the Middle East getting more of our money, and America getting more
pollution and fewer jobs.
At every opportunity, a minority of Senators who are in the pocket of America's
largest polluters in the coal and oil industries chose obstruction over working
together to solve America's energy and national security challenges. As a result of
their actions, the big polluters will continue to reap record profits at the expense of Americans.
If all of that and the BP catastrophe, too, can't wake us up what will it take?


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Start in plank position, with your shoulders pressed down, and your pelvis tucked. Drive your right knee to your chest, and tuck your chin, keeping your torso and hips stable. Step back to plank and repeat on the other side. Do 15 reps on each side.
Overhead Swing
Use a kettlebell to blast off those love handles. Put your feet shoulder-width apart with the bell between them, slightly in front of you. Grab the handle with both hands and squat with your hips back. Hike the kettlebell back toward your rear end (don't let it swing all the way behind you; it should stop a little behind your knees). Keeping your back flat and your arms straight, immediately stand up and press your hips forward, swinging the kettlebell upward until it's overhead. As the bell begins to arc back down, bend your knees and squat, swinging it between your legs. Do 15 reps.
Side-Over Twists
Start in a side plank with your left hand on the floor and your right hand reaching to the sky. Inhale and lift your body up until it arcs while reaching your right hand overhead. On the exhale, lift your hips, twist your torso and reach your right arm behind you under your left hip. Complete 10-20 repetitions on each side.
Lateral Bend
This move is a great one to do throughout the day. Stand with your arms stretched overhead. Bend sideways, lift one knee to the side and pull your elbow to touch your knee. Straighten and repeat on the other side. Do 10 reps on each side.
Backstroke Rotation
While doing 25 reps of this move may leave you winded, it's worth the effort. Sit on your butt and lift your feet off the ground into a boat pose with your arms stretched out in front of you. On an exhale, reach your left arm up and overhead letting your torso and head follow. Sweep your left arm along the floor as the right goes overhead and back.
Positioning is important for this move. Start on your hands and knees with your hips and shoulders at the same level, and your knees elevated and spread wide. (You should have equal weight on all four limbs, with a flat back.) Hook your right foot over your left ankle and drop your right hip by pivoting on your left foot and aiming the hip towards your right elbow. Keep your arms locked and shoulders positioned directly over your hands throughout the movement. Return to your starting position and repeat on the right. Alternate sides and repeat 10 times.
Cut the Carbs
Exercise alone might not keep those love handles at bay, so cut out processed carbs—you know, the delicious stuff like breads, bagels, and pasta—and watch your alcohol intake.
Get Your Zzzs
Studies show that getting a good night's sleep can work wonders on your waistline. Eight hours of uninterrupted shut-eye a night will give you results.
SOURCES: Celebrity fitness trainers and co-founders of The Prime Method, Jennifer Devilliers and Jolie Kobrinsky; Juliet Kaska, founder of JK Zen Fitness and spokesperson for Orthaheel shoes


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Sunday, March 04, 2007
Saying good bye to winter 2007
That wasn't the end of the karnevál, next was back to the auditorium where rock band Zanzibar is awaiting to perform. Me, of course I'm happy to go back to my couch :)
*reflection effect was done with dumpr.net which i'm addicted!
14 comments:
- isabella said...
Kris, what exactly are they burning? Father winter? ;-)
- 2:36 pm
- Kris said...
actually i've no idea what the bonfire symbolises ..hehe , me just follow like a sheep
- 2:40 pm
- Fabrizio ikol22 said...
Astonished and amazed on how a mix of colour and B&W can come out so well. My best compliments !!!
- 2:53 pm
- Jing said...
like the reflections too.
and i just thought about the crowded temple here, people there really look less...
Last night, i at last really lost myself amongst the crowded: body and mind.
nice Sunday,
btw, we call the 15th day of lunar August is the Middle Autumn Festival, or Moon festival. and the Chinese Valentines' day is also another day: the 7th day of the lunar July.
wow...so different!!interesing.
- 3:03 pm
- Lilly said...
haha!! Sometimes it's just nice and enjoyable staying at home, watching telly and not doing anything in particular. That's what I'm doing today (although there are tons of things I should actually be doing). Enjoy your lazy Sunday!
- 5:27 pm
Thank you for giving me a new toy! I have become a child again, you know!
You have there a big fire as we have on 24. June !
It`s always a pleasure to look at your photos.
- 5:49 pm
- Dsole said...
oh, your treatment was great! Nice pic!
- 6:21 pm
- Jilly said...
Superb photograph. Love the reflection and just that one mass of fire. Extraordinary. Well done.
Jilly x
- 7:03 pm
- james said...
I see it was raining. It's almost always raining in Bath so I typically just stay in bed. In contrast to that, the couch sounds symptomatic of an active lifestyle.
- 2:52 am
- Kala said...
I am glad u did so as well- your skill in capturing things through your lens is amazing - the black and white and flame red orange really is nice! This is better than fireworks! =)
- 11:33 am
- Zsolt72 said...
I love this new technology Kris..thank you for sharing. I guess i will try it for my next post if I get familiar with it.
The result is wonderful!
- 11:51 am
- The Wellspring said...
Wow - this is a very cool shot. Well done!
- 2:16 pm
- Kris said...
7th day of lunar July? Didnt know about it. July is particularly unpopular amongst the chinese in Malaysia due to the ghost month ?-)
Zsolt / Mimmu,
try it at your own risk! dont blame for being addicted, ok? quick show us the result! ;)
you're too kind! but thanks :)
LOL..are you kidding ?! couch can work as bed, didnt u know?
dont worry, relax there's always tomorrow! :p
Thank you all for your visits :)
- 10:18 am
- maiylah said...
love the reflection effect!!!
yup, dumpr could be quite addictive ... ;)
- 10:57 am


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Are you drawn towards learning about other cultures and inspired by the idea of pursing a potential career as an educator? Would you enjoy teaching English to non-English speakers? Do you visualize exploring potential career opportunities with a certain population, such as adults or school-age children? Does the idea of pursuing a career overseas interest you? Earning a degree from Masters in ESL Schools might appeal to you if you are drawn to language, literacy, linguistics and communication.
Masters in ESL/TESOL schools may help graduates develop skills that may create interesting potential teaching opportunities both in the US and abroad. A Masters in ESL might help graduates build a foundation to teach others whose first language is not English how to read, write, and speak the language. TESOL Masters programs may teach you to how to formulate lesson plans, instruct to diverse groups, find the most effective methods of teaching English, and to assess your students. It might be fulfilling to help motivate, educate and provide tools to non-native English speakers who would otherwise not be able to communicate in a foreign language.
You may find it useful to browse through all available ESL and TESOL Master's Degree programs to check the different program sequencing, certification, and licensing. It might also be helpful to verify the admission and course requirements in each school's program outlines.
FACT: ESL refers to English as a Second Language, and TESOL refers to Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages.
Is a campus-based Masters in ESL/TESOL for me?
Are you someone who has always dreamed about having a traditional college campus experience?
Some students prefer studying amongst others, being able to interact with professors, and create new networks. A nice potential advantage to searching for masters in ESL schools that offer campus based programs is that you may have access to all the university amenities, whether language labs, libraries, social services or athletic facilities. Some students may find that it is easier to study in community with classmates. Some programs may even cater to the working student by offering classes in the evening or later in the day.
What kind of courses Will I Take at Masters in ESL Schools?
The curriculum and number of classes can vary from program to program, and depend on whether you are intending to specialize. For instance, some students may focus on teaching adults, while others may want to teach K-12 age groups. Typically, one can expect that courses in the ESL curriculum are designed to introduce the student to language development, the psychology of learning, and the effective construction of learning materials. Some of the subjects you might study if enrolled in a Masters in ESL or a Masters in TESOL might involve courses in:
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- Literacy/Reading Theory and Practice
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Asked by Nancy Gorlan, Minneapolis, Minnesota
If a family shows a history of bipolar disorder -- in a mother and her son -- are there environmental steps the son can take to "discourage" the development of bipolar disorder in his children?
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Dr. Charles Raison
Emory University Medical School
Your question is an outstanding one -- in both senses of the word. It is a great question, but it is also outstanding in the sense that it has yet to be definitively answered.
This is an example of how scientists don't always tackle the most obvious and important questions. You might be able to guess the reason. To fully answer this question, researchers would have to study many high-risk children from birth and try different types of interventions to see what did and didn't protect against the development of bipolar disorder. The study would require a huge subject population and at least 30 years to do.
So in the absence of this type of evidence, we have to rely on what we know about bipolar disorder in general. Fortunately, we know enough about risks and protective factors for psychiatric conditions in general that we can be fairly confident in making some suggestions.
Your question is not unrelated to one I answered several weeks ago about a bipolar child with bad home behavior. My answer created a fair amount of controversy because I focused on the possibility that the home environment, rather than the bipolar disorder per se, might be driving at least some of the problem. Of course, in the case of the particular questioner, this thought was purely hypothetical. But in general it is far from hypothetical that environmental adversity markedly increases the risk for all psychiatric conditions.
Science is increasingly finding that mental illnesses walk a tightrope strung between genes and the environment. In fact, not just mental disorders, but all the illnesses of the modern world (e.g. heart disease, dementia, diabetes, cancer) seem to walk the same tightrope. And they all follow the same basic formula: They arise when vulnerability meets adversity.
Adversity immediately conjures images of war, family violence or death of a loved one. But it is apparent from many studies that adversity has other less-recognized faces, including sickness, poor nutrition and various types of environmental pollution -- all of which can promote the development and/or maintenance of mental illness.
Vulnerability also wears many faces. We think immediately of genes, but recent data show clearly that environmental exposures (especially early in life) play a large role in programming how one's genes are expressed. "Good genes" are no help if they are silenced, and "bad genes" don't pose much threat if they are not expressed. This insight is fueling the rise of a field called epigenetics, which is rapidly confounding any simple separation between genes and the environment.
So the first thing to say regarding how to protect children at increased genetic risk for bipolar disorder is that they should be shielded from environmental adversity. I am not saying to avoid the types of environmental challenges that build character and make us stronger and more resilient, but to avoid the kind of stressors that are overwhelming, chronic, irresolvable and destructive. Families that provide love, support and guidance to their children are a powerful bulwark against psychiatric illness and promote good outcomes when illnesses like bipolar disorder do develop.
In addition to providing challenges, but avoiding adversities, it is important to provide children with the healthiest environment possible. In this regard, everything that is good for your heart is also probably protective against developing bipolar disorder. Studies suggest that diets heavy in sugar are a risk factor for mood disorders. Such dietary patterns also increase risk because they lead to obesity. Poor sleeping patterns are both a symptom of bipolar disorder and can bring the illness on, so learning good sleep hygiene is especially important for young people at genetic risk for the disease. Teaching children how to handle stress in productive ways without becoming swamped by anxiety or anger is also likely to provide significant protection against bipolar disorder.
Finally, there is tremendous interest in the world of psychiatric research regarding whether treating high-risk young people with medications will protect them against developing severe mental illnesses such as bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. My take on the data is that the jury is still out. Nonetheless, if it were my child and I saw clear warning signs of bipolar disorder, I would bring the child into psychiatric treatment immediately and not hesitate to use medications if my doctor thought they were indicated.
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