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Brain development follows a precise developmental program which ensures the establishment of a correct cellular and network system during adulthood. This developmental program might be influenced by several molecules which are released during both physiological and pathological states, including inflammation. Recently, epidemiological evidence suggests a clear link between an immunological challenge during pregnancy, also called Maternal Immune Activation (MIA), and deleterious effects on fetus’s brain development, which could be associated to pathological conditions such as Autism Spectrum Disorders and Schizophrenia. This data indicate that inflammation is associated with an altered neuronal development.
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- Estes ML; McAllister AK (2016) Maternal immune activation: Implications for neuropsychiatric disorders. Science 353: 772-777
- Pozzi D; Menna E; Canzi A; Desiato G; Mantovani C; Matteoli M (2018) The Communication Between the Immune and Nervous Systems: The Role of IL-1beta in Synaptopathies. Frontiers in molecular neuroscience 11: 111
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In this half-day course, we will get to fine-tune our intentions for the new year to create the positive change we’re looking for. When we align our intentions and actions with a clear sense of our potential, amazing accomplishments will arise. The power of intention can take us to wonderful experiences or terrible ones. Our intentions have the power to create our own enlightenment or our own problems. Through the teachings given in this workshop, we learn how to correctly set our motivation so that we live with purpose and meaning. Everyone welcome.
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Police say last August, Robert Turner abandoned his two dogs when he moved.
A neighbor called police when they saw the dogs chained in a backyard with no food or water.
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CHICAGO – “Drinking Buddies” director Joe Swanberg’s latest release of the same star wattage is “Happy Christmas,” an even lower-fi story than the Olivia Wilde beer comedy, steered even more by the casting that it was able to assemble. However, with this movie Swanberg doesn’t so much worry about having a story that could be confused with a more mainstream romantic comedy if it were to have a bigger budget.
CHICAGO – The DVD Round-Up is back to do some catch-up around the HollywoodChicago.com office of a few titles that either arrived a bit past their fresh-by date or we couldn’t find time to cover with full reviews. We still think you might want to know the details about these releases as you begin your holiday shopping, and so the DVD Round-Up returns. We hope you didn’t miss us too badly.


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Objectives: The aim of our study was to examine the trends in procedural success, in-hospital, and long-term outcomes after percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) for chronic total occlusions (CTO) over the last 25 years from a single PCI registry and to examine the impact of drug-eluting stents. Background: The percutaneous treatment of CTO remains a major challenge. Past studies have used variable definitions of CTO, and there are limited data available from contemporary practice. Methods: We evaluated the outcomes of 1,262 patients from the Mayo Clinic registry who required PCI for a CTO. The patients were divided into 4 groups according to the time of their intervention: group 1 (percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty era), group 2 (early stent era), group 3 (bare-metal stent era), and group 4 (drug-eluting stent era). Results: Procedural success rates were 51%, 72%, 73%, and 70% (p < 0.001), respectively, in the 4 groups. In-hospital mortality (2%, 1%, 0.4%, and 0%, p = 0.009), emergency coronary artery bypass grafting (15%, 3%, 2%, and 0.7%, p < 0.001), and rates of major adverse cardiac events (8%, 5%, 3%, and 4%, p = 0.052) decreased over time. During follow-up, the combined end point of death, myocardial infarction, or target lesion revascularization, was significantly lower in the 2 most recent cohorts compared with those patients treated before (p = 0.001 for trend). Technical failure to treat the CTO was not an independent predictor of long-term mortality (hazard ratio 1.16 [95% confidence interval 0.90 to 1.5], p = 0.25). Conclusions: Procedural success rates for CTO have not improved over time in the stent era, highlighting the need to develop new techniques and devices. Compared with the prestent era, in-hospital major adverse cardiac events and 1-year target vessel revascularization rates have declined by approximately 50%.
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I recently finished reading Michael Moss’s book, Salt, Sugar, Fat. I thoroughly enjoyed the book but I have no intention (or qualification) to provide a review of the book here. However, I was fascinated by a section early on in the book covering of Australian psychologist Robert McBride.Read more


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The short answer is that we are inside the Milky Way instead of looking at it from outside.
And it is not exactly true that it was not until the 1950s that the shape of the Milky Way was figured out.
As soon as Galilleo pointed a telescope at the Milky Way and resolved it into many stars, it has been known that the light of the Milky Way is composed of the light of many, many stars blended together.
There were three possible asumptions about the Milky Way stars.
One) that they were smaller than the naked eye stars, and so could be at the same distance as the naked eye stars.
Two) that they were so much smaller than the naked eye stars that they were much closer to Earth than the naked eye stars.
Three) that they were as large as the naked eye stars,and thus were so much fainter than the naked eye stars because they were very much father away than the naked eye stars.
Starting in the 17th century astronomers tried to measure the parallaxes of stars to find their distance. In the Hellenistic age, it was realized that if the Earth revolved around the Sun, the positions of the stars should move during the year as the Earth moved. Since no such movement could be detected in ancient times, that was one of the arguments used against the ancient heliocentric theory.
When early modern astronomers accepted the Heliocentry theory, they realized that detecting the parallax of stars would be a major piece of evidence for the heliocentric theory and would help figure out the size and shape of the universe.
So attempts to measure the parallaxes of stars were made and failed for over 150 years. If any astrnomers believed that the Milky Way stars were closer to Earth and chose to measure their parallaxes, the failure to do so would prove that the Milky Way stars must not be any closer than the naked eye stars. Finally, more advanced instruments in the 1830s enabled the parallaxes of 61 Cygni, Alpha centauri, and Vega, to be measured, followed by those of a few other stars in the following decades.
Those proved, among other things, that stars were not all at the same distance, so they were not all on the surface of a spherical shell around Earth. They also showed that, when the apparent magnitudes of stars were compared to their distances, the absolute magnitudes of stars could be calaculated, and those absolute magnitudes varied greatly. So the apparent magnitude of a star was a very poor indicator of the distance of that star.
Back in the 18th century, the Milky Way was assumed to be either a disc or a torus shape with the Sun and Earth inside it. Thus the stars of the Milky Way appeared as a band across the entire sky as seen from Earth, inside the Milky Way.
By then number of tiny hazy patches of light - "nebulae" - in the sky have been discovered, and some people speculated that since they looks like tiny bits of the Milky Way, the Milky Way might not be the entire universe, and there could be other things like the Milky Way at great distances from it.
Proof of the Milky Way consisting of many stars came in 1610 when Galileo Galilei used a telescope to study the Milky Way and discovered that it is composed of a huge number of faint stars. In a treatise in 1755, Immanuel Kant, drawing on earlier work by Thomas Wright, speculated (correctly) that the Milky Way might be a rotating body of a huge number of stars, held together by gravitational forces akin to the Solar System but on much larger scales. The resulting disk of stars would be seen as a band on the sky from our perspective inside the disk. Wright and Kant also conjectured that some of the nebulae visible in the night sky might be separate "galaxies" themselves, similar to our own. Kant referred to both the Milky Way and the "extragalactic nebulae" as "island universes", a term still current up to the 1930s.
I note that the German astronomer Johann Heinrich von Maedler (1794-1874) believed that all the stars in the Milky Way revolved around a center of mass (correct), and that there was a central Sun at that point (not so correct), and that point was at or near Alcyone in the Pleaides star cluster (which much too close to Earth and in the opposite direction from the real galactic center).
My copy of Men of Other Planets by Kenneth Heuer, 1951, 1954, says on page 134:
And there are estimated to be upwards of 10,000,000,000 stars alone in the great system of stars we call the Milky Way.
Furthermore, the sun has not received any special privilege, although it is suspected to be larger and brighter than the average star. Comparing the shape of the Milky Way Galaxy to a wheel,the sun is located about 3/5 of the way from the hub to the edge, while the entire star system has a diameeter of approximatley 100,000 light years.
And there is a rough diagram of the shape of the Milky Way on page 134.
So by 1951, or 1954 at the very latest, the shape of the Milky Way Galaxy was known fairly accurately by contempoarary standards.
The first project to describe the shape of the Milky Way and the position of the Sun was undertaken by William Herschel in 1785 by counting the number of stars in different regions of the sky. He produced a diagram of the shape of the galaxy with the Solar System close to the center. Using a refined approach, Kapteyn in 1920 arrived at the picture of a small (diameter about 15 kiloparsecs) ellipsoid galaxy with the Sun close to the center. A different method by Harlow Shapley based on the cataloguing of globular clusters led to a radically different picture: a flat disk with diameter approximately 70 kiloparsecs and the Sun far from the center. Both analyses failed to take into account the absorption of light by interstellar dust present in the galactic plane, but after Robert Julius Trumpler quantified this effect in 1930 by studying open clusters, the present picture of our host galaxy, the Milky Way, emerged.
So this shows that the shape and size of the galaxy, and the Sun's position in it, was determined by astroomers sometime during the period of 1930 to 1951.
I note that with the developement of radio astronomy after WWII, astronomers traced the radio waves emitted by interstellar clouds of hygrogen and began to use them to trace the spiral arms of the Milky Way. This was already being done by the 1960s.

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“Gay Girl in Damascus,” a popular blogger, turns out to be a beefy, bearded grad student recently of Stone Mountain, Georgia. Isn’t that just like the Internet?
The readership of A Gay Girl in Damascus had exploded in the wake of the current unrest in Syria. Exploiting Western appetites for unfiltered, on-the-ground information, the blogger posted elaborate tales putting his heroine alter-ego in the midst of the action. In one posting Amina Abdallah Arraf and her father found themselves in a late-night confrontation with state security forces. More dramatically, a cousin, who also turns out to be the American blogger, posted that Amina had been kidnapped: “We do not know who took her so we do not know who to ask to get her back,” the blog announced. “It is possible that they are forcibly deporting her.” This abduction unleashed a global campaign to “Free Amina Arraf.”
Earlier this week, Tom MacMaster, an American studying at Edinburgh University in Scotland, confessed that he had concocted Amina Abdallah Arraf. He invented the fictional blogger as both an exercise in creative writing and out of frustration that his postings on Middle Eastern affairs were routinely dismissed because, he believed, his name betrayed a Western identity. “I saw lots of incredibly ignorant and stupid positions repeated on the Middle East,” MacMaster claimed in his apology. “I noticed that when I, a person with a distinctly Anglo name, made comments on the Middle East, the facts I might present were ignored and I found myself accused of hating America, Jews, etc. I wondered idly whether the same ideas presented by someone with a distinctly Arab and female identity would have the same reaction.”
Yet, the reader of the Gay Girl in Damascus blog comes across a fair share of “incredibly ignorant and stupid positions.” The tolerant social attitudes described seemed more at home in Western Massachusetts than the Middle East. “I have seen lots and lots of talk of how Islam and homosexuality, Islam and democracy, Islam and feminism, Islam and human rights, Islam and so forth and so on are incompatible,” the fictional Amina blogged. “But that never comes from actual Muslims, neither directly nor by implication.” The Gay Girl in Damascus claimed that “as perhaps one of the better known openly gay women in Syria” she had experienced an “entirely supportive” surrounding religious community. So tolerant is the faith, boasted Amina Arraf, that a local imam had years earlier “urged me to reconsider my decision not to go to a Christian seminary.”
The exposure of the hoax has left A Gay Girl in Damascus’s dejected followers asking how MacMaster could have so cruelly deceived them. A more pertinent but less asked question is: How could so many people have allowed themselves to be deceived?
The portrait Tom MacMaster painted of the Middle East was the picture Western liberals wanted to see. It was not a picture of the Middle East. For alienated Westerners decrying American imperialism and Israeli oppression, there is something discomfiting in the peoples you stand in solidarity with not standing in solidarity with your issues. MacMaster made neat this ideological messiness. He told Western liberals that Middle Eastern Muslims believed in gay rights, feminism, religious toleration, free speech, and so many other sentiments in which they profess adherence.
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CBO Analysis Renews Calls for SGR Repeal
On Wednesday, U.S. Reps. Allyson Schwartz (D-PA) and Joe Heck, DO (R-NV) filed the Medicare Physician Payment Innovation Act to repeal the SGR and to create what they called "a clear path toward comprehensive reforms of Medicare payment and delivery systems."
"There is no single greater threat to the long-term solvency of Medicare and seniors access to healthcare than the broken Medicare payment system, or SGR. Each year, healthcare practitioners are faced with devastating cuts that could make it nearly impossible for them to continue providing care for Medicare beneficiaries. And each year Congress has avoided coming up with a serious solution to this problem," Heck said in a media release touting the bill.
"This bill is that solution. Our seniors and their healthcare providers deserve a program that is immune to Congressional dysfunction and that would provide stability by replacing the currently flawed formula with a system that promotes efficient, cost-effective healthcare."
The bill would:
- Permanently repeal the SGR formula.
- Provide annual positive payment updates for all physicians for four years.
- Ensure access to preventive care, care coordination, and primary care services through increased payment updates for those services.
- Aggressively test and evaluate new payment and delivery models.
- Identify payment models to provide options for providers across medical specialties, practice types, and geographic regions.
- Stabilize payment rates for providers who demonstrate a commitment to quality and efficiency within a fee-for-service model.
- Ensure long-term stability in the Medicare physician payment system through predictable updates that accurately reflect the cost and value of providing health care services in coordinated care models.
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Read this: BBC News - TV broadcasters fear digital frequency spectrum battle
Summary: The Freeview digital TV stations are unhappy about a plan to move them from their existing broadcast frequencies, and worry about being asked to make do with less spectrum overall in the long run. It also questions the predictions of mushrooming demand from the communications regulator Ofcom and the mobile phone companies. Ofcom has said demand for superfast 4G and 5G mobile services, such as watching video on the move, and from the increasing number of other internet-connected devices, could increase 80-fold by 2030. - bbc.co.ukwww.bbc.co.ukBBC News - TV broadcasters fear digital …
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The VTT Technical Research Center of Finland has updated its robot car, named Marilyn, so that it can see better than humans in foggy and snowy conditions as well as being able to navigate without stopping.
VTT says the car can see a human through fog and can avoid accidents automatically through the use of LiDAR mounted on the roof of the car where it can see wavelengths beyond human senses. The research organization said that this is a big step toward enabling autonomous vehicles to operate safely and capable of not stopping despite bad weather.
VTT added to Marilyn optical component wavelengths via 1550 nanometer LiDAR and intelligent software for improved sensor capabilities. Software modules have also been built in for filtering of point clouds and the assessment of scanner reliability to ensure the vehicle’s ability to function in fog and snow under which conditions the LiDAR sees visible and near infrared ranges of the spectrum.
"Although Marilyn's vision is limited to roughly 30 meters in thick fog, the new LiDAR type allows the car to be driven slowly rather than having full stop," said Matti Kutila Project Manager of VTT's RobotCar Crew team.
The robot car combines both radar and LiDAR technologies by optimizing the best aspects of the different sensors making it safer than a car driven by a person, VTT said.
However, VTT warned that the autonomous vehicle has a long way to go before it is able to drive people safely but the addition of new sensors and detection is a large leap toward achieving that goal.
Marilyn will be shown at the RobustSENSE event in Ulm, Germany, happening this week along with five other robot cars from the University of Ulm, Daimler, FZI, Fiat, Ficosa and Fraunhofer. VTT said this is the first time in Europe where six robotic cars will operate according to different scenarios in the same campus area where pedestrians are also moving. The cars will automatically challenge crossroads, route planning and change from manual and automated mode.
The next step is for VTT to test out the automated parking capabilities of Marilyn from a researcher outside of the car.


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25th June 2020
The Nissan Pao was one of the four Pike Factory cars produced by Nissan in the late 1980s and early 90s. PetrolBlog has seen one and now it wants one.
9th June 2020
Bruce Jamieson spent two months on holiday in South America. While he was there, he spotted an abundance of French tat in Argentina. Here are his pictures.
28th May 2020
Ben Hooper is selling his 1994 Rover 220 GSi. It comes with its original Rover dealer sticker and number plates, plus a Green Flag window sticker. Fancy.
22nd May 2020
Our man remembers the time his father borrowed an Alfa Romeo 164 Cloverleaf for 24 hours. It's the stuff dreams are made of, but it wasn't to be.
11th May 2020
There's a Toyota Sera for sale on eBay for £5,000, which seems like a small price to pay to go maximum ‘peacock’. But is it possible to look cool in a Sera?
7th May 2020
PetrolBlog stumbles across some glamorous press photos of the Mitsubishi Carisma and starts to reminisce about the fantastic TWR Design concept of 1995.
6th May 2020
Herbert Schafer had visions of the Corrado looking more like a shooting brake, while some at VW wanted to see pop-up headlights. Wolfsburg's Aerodeck?
4th May 2020
The Proton Coupe launched in the UK in 1997, around the same time as the Ford Puma. In this respect, it never stood a chance, but it had other issues, too.
28th April 2020
Seat unveiled the Marbella Playa at the 1991 Frankfurt Motor Show. It's one of the most 90s concept cars you're ever likely to see. Because lifestyle, innit
15th April 2020
In 2003, this head of a computer firm rolled the dice by purchasing NINE Renault Avantimes. Somebody give the man a drink to go with his brave pills.
14th April 2020
In the year 2000, Daihatsu offered no fewer than eight different model lines in the UK, including the Move, Grand Move, Sirion and Fourtrak.
8th April 2020
The Nissan Almera Tino mini-MPV won't encourage many somersaults or fist pumps, but you're free to call it a ‘fat Nissan Almera’ if you like.

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Nokia takes on Apple with Digital Mobile Phone
First, it was Sony who launched their Walkman branded mobile phone to go head to head with the Appleâ€™s iPod and now Nokia has done the same. Apple has had massive success with their digital music player range consisting of the iPods. They have sold more than 15 million units, which is good enough to make any competing company go jealous. Now, Nokia is coming around to check how good they are when competing against the Macintosh makers.
With mobile phone sales market becoming rather stale, Nokia plans to enter the mobile entertainment market with their latest range of mobile handsets and mobile-based digital music player is just a beginning. Their just launched N91 is a mobile developed to perform like a music player. In addition, it comes with functionalities of a digital camera and of course a PDA.
A senior Nokia representative spoke to the media about this newly launched product: “I would say there are many advantages. It has a 4-gigabyte hard disk, which means you can store up to 3,000 tracks. It is designed for music usage. You can use it with any headphones or speakers connected to it. It has very easy to use software to manage thousands of tracks. The sound quality is state-of-the-art and the best around and it’s a device which is more or less the same size as an iPod mini.”
The device is also Internet capable and can send and receive mails as well.


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On Friday night I decided to see this new film after having seen a poster for it in a local cinema. It stars a Who’s Who of senior Hollywood actresses: Mary Steenburgen, Candice Bergen, Diane Keaton, and Jane Fonda. All more or less play themselves as far as personality traits go. Ms. Steenburgen’s character is a wife who wants to spice up her 35 year marriage. Ms. Bergen is a federal judge who tries online dating while also trying to get over her husband after a long-ago divorce. Ms. Keaton is a widow whose daughters treat her like a doddering old lady (but she has the last laugh after a romantic tryst with her pilot boyfriend). Jane Fonda is nothing if not a strong lady both in reality and in this movie. Thus, it’s not surprising that she’s reluctant to completely give herself over to an old romantic flame she runs into after 40 years. Although this movie is nothing if not predictable in every way, it’s still quite entertaining and a good evening out with a girlfriend (extra points if you’re a guy and want to please your lady). Looking around the cinema that’s exactly what I saw – pairs of ladies and one or two gentleman out with their spouses/dates for the evening. Take a chance on love and take a chance on this movie. You won’t be disappointed.
Sunday, May 6, 2018
Last night my husband and I went to see this movie in lieu of doing anything else for Cinco de Mayo. The movie was the directing debut of John Krasinski (from the American version of “The Office”) and starred both himself and his wife, Emily Blunt. As I’m not normally a fan of horror films (though I did quite like “The Blair Witch Project” and the “Nightmare on Elm Street” trilogy), I probably wouldn’t have gone had we not seen a clip from the movie, and heard the two actors discussing it on our favorite British talk show, “Graham Norton.”
In a nutshell, the world has gone to hell in a handbag after being invaded by some sort of alien creatures (which may or may not have arrived via meteorites according to a news headline I read in the background) which stalk their prey based on sound (any sound). This movie is about a family of survivors: Evelyn (mom), Lee (dad), Regan (their adolescent daughter), Marcus (their slightly younger son),
I was pleased to see the ingénue, Millicent Simmonds, a deaf actress who also starred in “Wonderstruck” playing the role of their daughter, Regan. Having been a fan of the ABC Family network show, “Switched at Birth,” I have some idea how Regan took in her surroundings. One might think deafness ideal in a world where everyone has to be silent, but, as you might imagine, she had no idea of when or what sounds things made, so slip-ups are (and were) certainly possible.
Not to compare the movie in an unfavorable light, but it did strike me as a little bit like “Tremors” meets “Jurassic Park” with a bit of “Signs” thrown in for effect. Whoever designed the aliens had obviously seen “Alien” since they bear quite a few similarities.
Even if you’re not a fan of horror films, this isn’t your traditional slice and dice boogie man thriller. A lot of thought went into this film, and if you can’t imagine a scenario when all has gone quiet (try imagining an EMP outage if you really want to know), take in this film to have your eyes opened.
Kudos to Kasinski and Blunt. I only hope their efforts pay off at the Oscars next year.
Tuesday, May 1, 2018
Friday night we went to see the newest Wes Anderson film called “The Isle of Dogs.” We’ve been long overdue to see a movie as I can’t remember the last time we went to the cinema.
Even though Andrew felt the movie unfairly discriminated against cats (at least in the sense that they were hardly featured in the movie considering how much the Japanese like their cats – I mean Hello Kitty anyone?), he still enjoyed the film and agreed with the article in the New Yorker about “What ‘Isle of Dogs’ gets Right about Japan.” *
Basically all the dogs in Japan are banished to Trash Island following an epidemic of Snout Flu. A young boy (reminiscent of The Little Prince) flies to the island crash landing his plane while looking for his childhood companion, Spots.
Some of the movie is in English, some in Japanese (only part of which is actually translated, but you don’t miss much). I found the young boy’s (named Atari) English commands to be rather amusing and the refusal of one of the dogs to take orders (he must have rebel tendencies).
Overall a really cute film without being overly sentimental. My only question is what did the few children in our audience think of it? They all sat through it patiently, so I guess they must have liked it.
Sunday, April 15, 2018
My apologies for not updating my blog last weekend. I’ve been busy soaking up a bit of culture the last two weekends. Last Saturday was the annual CCAD Art Fair and this Saturday was the annual Ohioana Book Festival.
Neither my husband, nor I, had ever attended the CCAD (Columbus College of Art & Design) Art Festival, and I heard about it from an advert on WOSU morning radio. Tickets were only $5 and proceeds benefit CCAD student programming. The Festival contained three floors of art being sold by ‘top alumni and students.’
In a way, it’s like a tiny slice of the Columbus Arts Festival that’s held downtown by the river in early summer. It probably goes without saying that these are some very talented students with a bright future ahead of them. Had I had an unlimited budget (i.e., no husband controlling the purse strings), or a bigger house in which to display various items, perhaps I might have bought more, but we did our best to support the students.
Probably my favorite two purchases were the pink t-shirt that says, “Home is where the Art is,” (with a picture of a room in a house) and a necklace made out of a penny and a dime that almost resembles a $2 Canadian coin. Someone asked the artist, “Is it legal to make jewelry out of money?” Apparently it is not unless you plan to continue to try to use the coins as legal tender.
I also bought a cactus pin, a colorful, floral coin purse, an Ohio-shaped wooden coaster, a couple booklets, some stickers and a bunch of postcards. Andrew and I decided to get some art for our house, so we bought a couple mixed media pieces from an artist by the name of Mary Miller.
This Saturday I attended the annual Ohioana Book Festival which was held at a hotel in downtown Columbus. Andrew and I had only ever attended once before when it was held at the Ohioana Library located elsewhere in Columbus. Holding it at a hotel was a good idea because I think there were a lot more attendees at this one than when it was held at the other venue.
According to the program brochure, there were 120 authors of all different genres invited to the event (though I saw a sign indicating one or two weren’t able to attend due to extenuating circumstances). My friend, Karin, mentioned the festival to me, so I am grateful to her for reminding me about it. I’m only sorry she couldn’t attend.
After looking at the program schedule, I wanted to make sure to meet David Giffels, author of Furnishing Eternity,
his latest book about him and his father building a coffin together. I read about his book in the December 2017 issue of Ohio magazine, so I already knew I was going to purchase it at some point. I’m just lucky that he was attending the festival, so I also got my book personalized (To Cindy, with thanks and eternity…). During one of the panels he spoke on he told the audience the coffin is now serving as a bookshelf until needed, and is the first thing he and his wife see every day reminding him that every day is a gift.
I attended four different lectures with a cross section of authors.
The first one I sat in on was called “Gone to the Dogs: A conversation about man’s best friend, from inspiring stories of photographing rescue dogs to the selfless loyalty of canine service animals.” There were three panelists – two who had out photo books (Peanut Butter Dogs by Greg Murray & Rescue Dogs by Susannah Maynard), the other was a blind poet (Stephen Kuusisto) with his own seeing eye dog.
His latest book is called, Have Dog Will Travel. Surprisingly or not, he was more of a subject of fascination than the other two authors. In fact, there was a blind girl sitting in front of me who had all sorts of questions. Though I didn’t purchase any of their books, I hope to buy the next one the two photographers have coming out, and will probably get Mr. Kuusisto’s book from the library.
The next lecture I attended was called “Close to Home: Biographical and Autobiographical Stories of Family.” As Mr. Giffels was one of the panelist, I made a point to attend this one. Without any offense to the other authors, I had a hard time relating to them, so I found myself studying the program to see where the various authors were sitting so I could go meet some of them afterwards and get more books signed.
The third panel I attended was an unconventional choice for me being that I’m not very familiar with the genre, but always try to keep an open mind. “Cozy Mystery: Grab a cup of tea and a furry friend and enjoy this chat about the cozy side of mysteries.” Probably the closest I’ve come to reading a cozy mystery is the occasional Debbie Macomber book. I like the idea, but to me just feels a little frivolous and I need to be in the mood for that as I rarely ever read anything that’s not a memoir.
According to Wikipedia, “Cozy mysteries, also referred to as "cozies", are a subgenre of crime fiction in which sex and violence are downplayed or treated humorously, and the crime and detection take place in a small, socially intimate community. Cozies thus stand in contrast to hardboiled fiction, which feature violence and sexuality more explicitly and centrally to the plot. The term "cozy" was first coined in the late 20th century when various writers produced work in an attempt to re-create the Golden Age of Detective Fiction.”
I have to say that the lecture proved to be very interesting from a publishing point of view. For instance, I didn’t realize that cats are integral to Cozy Mysteries because they sell books. In fact, Olivia Matthews (author of a series of religious themed mysteries she described as a bit like Sister Louise meets “Murder She Wrote”) said her publisher’s assistant once asked if she could add a cat to her story (even though the book was nearly ready for publication).
She said she felt like a fraud because there’s a cat on the cover, but no cat in the story. I found that quite funny, but hardly surprising. I wish the author of Death by Eggnog, Alex Erickson,
had been on the panel. It would have been nice to have heard a male point of view in what seems to be a very female-dominated market (not surprising).
I should probably give a shout-out to Lisa Karon Richardson,
author of a series of Nancy-Drew like Cozy mysteries with titles like, The Counterfeit Clue and The Case of the Clobbered Cad (both of which I just bought on Kindle) and have the silhouette of a female on the cover, in a similar style to Nancy Drew books.
Speaking of Nancy Drew, I also bought Missing Millie Benson by Julie K. Rubini, which says on the cover: “The Secret Case of the Ghostwriter and Journalist Nancy Drew.” I had heard of this book quite awhile ago, but hadn’t yet gotten around to reading it (my life story!) When I saw it on a table amongst a stack of other autographed books, I picked it up and purchased it, then noticed that the author was actually there, so I got her to personalize it, “To Cindy, Happy Sleuthing.” (She came up with that on her own).
The last lecture I attended was also quite interesting, and I frantically took notes in between the various anecdotes. This one was simply called “The Creative Life” and featured Tom Batiuk (comic strip artist of Crankshaft and Funky Winkerbean), David Giffels, Susanne Jaffe, and Margie Shaheed. Out of all the authors, I think I could probably best relate to Mr. Batiuk
who said he often has a hard time just concentrating on just one project at a time, and has notepads scattered all over his house (and one in his car) for jotting down ideas. He also said he sometimes procrastinates by doing things like “reorganizing my bookshelf.” Like most writers, I can relate to that. I got the impression that the other three authors are a lot more disciplined.
I may also feel simpatico with Mr. Batiuk as we’re both Kent State alumni (he graduated one year before I was born and Kent State forever went down in history). I am also familiar with both his comic strips, though I wouldn’t say I’m exactly a regular reader. I probably prefer the curmudgeonly Crankshaft to Funky Winkerbean (I was never in band, so perhaps it’s a little harder for me to relate).
Probably the best part of being somewhere like the Ohioana Book Festival is being among my “tribe” of fellow readers, though I don’t read nearly as much as I used to and usually prefer to read in small doses. I liked reading everyone’s bookish shirts
and noticed the book bags they all seemed to have. I brought my “dictionary” bag and wore my “So Many Books, So Little Time” (Café Press) shirt. I also like that there were a couple dozen tables representing various libraries and bookstores, writers’ associations, etc. I picked up some free swag including a pen that lights up, a pair of sunglasses, a water bottle, a cute little cuddly toy, and lots of free brochures. I can’t wait to go back next year!


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Bone spurs predominantly affect older people. They develop as a consequence of injuries and certain medical conditions that affect joints. For example, the condition generally affects people who are already suffering from arthritis and osteoarthritis.
What Causes Shoulder Bone Spur?
As it has already been mentioned bone spurs affect older people. This is also the case with shoulder bone spurs. The very process of aging is responsible for breaking down the cartilage, the structure that cushions the ends of the bones forming joints. Since the cartilage is destroyed the bones start rubbing against each other which eventually leads to pain and swelling. The condition affects more people who are already suffering from some medical conditions that affect joints such as arthritis, osteoarthritis as well as osteoporosis.
Previous injury to the shoulder is another potential cause of a shoulder bone spur. Namely, after the injury the shoulder bones engage in the process of reparation. Bone damage of any kind leads to reparation process which eventually leads to formation of extra bone tissue in the injured area. Even though the goal of reparation is to restore the lost function and tissue of the injured bone it may sometimes cause more damage that benefit. Initially bone spurs do not cause any symptoms at all but prolonged rubbing against the nearby bones and nerves eventually results in pain, swelling and tenderness of the affected area. In severe cases shoulder movement can be significantly restricted.
Treatment for Shoulder Bone Spur
In case a shoulder bone spur does not cause any symptoms (is asymptomatic) it does not require any treatment. Such bone spurs are usually discovered accidentally during X-ray examination of the particular area done with other purposes.
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It rained this past weekend in LA (finally!) but it snowed up in the mountains and admittedly, we're jealous. Curled up on the couch with a steaming hot mug of cocoa, we found ourselves searching for cabins in the snow on Pinterest, desperately wishing we were there.
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What are the odds of a second marriage lasting?
While many couples see remarriage as a second chance at happiness, the statistics tell a different story. According to available Census data, the divorce rate for second marriages in the United States is over 60% compared to around 50% for first marriages.
Are second marriages more successful?
It’s hard to say. Other popularly cited statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau also indicate second marriages have a worse success rate than first marriages, with some 60 percent of second marriages ending in divorce. … Some experts say the number of marriages that end in divorce may be closer to 40 percent now.20 мая 2019 г.
Why do second marriages fail?
Money, Sex, and In-Laws. The above “big three” issues are the primary problems that plague most first marriages. These same issues also impact subsequent marriages—but even more so. The money problem becomes even more troublesome in second marriages due to child support and spousal maintenance payments.
Are second marriages happier than first?
MARRIAGE second time is better than the first, a new study shows. We will use your email address only for sending you newsletters. … Couples living together after a failed marriage find their life satisfaction improves for eight years, while those who tie the knot for a second time see a decade of improvement.
What is a second marriage called?
Remarriage is a marriage that takes place after a previous marital union has ended, as through divorce or widowhood. Some individuals are more likely to remarry than others; the likelihood can differ based on previous relationship status (e.g. divorced vs.
What year of marriage is divorce most common?
While there are countless divorce studies with conflicting statistics, the data points to two periods during a marriage when divorces are most common: years 1 – 2 and years 5 – 8. Of those two high-risk periods, there are two years in particular that stand out as the most common years for divorce — years 7 and 8.
Do marriages from affairs last?
According to WebMD, the “in love” stage of an affair lasts 6 to 18 months, on average. And around 75% of the marriages that start as affairs end in divorce. Considering only 5 to 7% of affair relationships lead to marriage, that’s a grim statistic for couples hoping their affairs will last forever.
Why is divorce rate higher in second marriages?
Roughly 67% to 80% of second marriages end in divorce, while third marriages crumble at an even higher rate, says Opperman. This could be because “divorce doesn’t help us choose a better partner or be a better mate in our next relationship.
What is the best age to marry?
“The ideal age to get married, with the least likelihood of divorce in the first five years, is 28 to 32,” says Carrie Krawiec, a marriage and family therapist at Birmingham Maple Clinic in Troy, Michigan. “Called the ‘Goldilocks theory,’ the idea is that people at this age are not too old and not too young.”
Do ex husbands miss their wives?
No matter how bad things were in the marriage, ex-husbands miss their wives, and ex-wives do miss their husbands.
How often do divorced couples get back together?
In her study of 1,001 reunited couples from around the world, only about 6 percent said they married, divorced and remarried the same person. On a more positive note, though, 72 percent of those who reunited stayed together, particularly if their separations occurred at a young age.
Will I regret divorce?
But more recent studies confirm that, indeed, between 32% and 50% of people do regret having made the move. These people wish they had worked harder at their relationships and stayed married. The exact percentages depend on who did the studies.
Why husbands disrespect their wives?
One of the biggest reasons that a husband will ever continually disrespect his wife, is because he himself has a low self confidence. His way of dealing with that is to make his wife feel small and point out her every flaw instead. Or, perhaps by seeking gratification in the arms of another woman out side the marriage.
What is the hardest time in a marriage?
Seventh year of marriage is the most challenging for American couples according to new research. It looks like the seven-year itch may be a reality, as a new poll reveals that this is the year that American married couples believe to be the hardest.

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Puig de Maria, excursion in Pollensa.
Excursion to Puig de Maria mountain, from the town of Pollensa. Distance 6 km, time 1:40h, medium difficulty.
Update 09/02/23. Puig de Maria mountain is located next to the town of Pollensa and its elevation is 325 meters above sea level. At its top there is a chapel, a shelter, walls and a defense tower.
The way to Puig de Maria is in good condition, is of asphalt in its first section and of stone in its second section. The difference in the rise is quite pronounced and it takes about 50 minutes to reach the top.
"On the excursion to Puig de María, the spectacular views of the town of Pollensa stand out."
A good place to start the excursion to Puig de Maria is from the town of Pollensa. During the ascent you can see the town of Pollensa with the spectacular Sierra de Tramuntana in the background. Their houses, their church, ... everything will seem to shrink in size as you ascend the Puig de Maria.
The path runs through a forest of holm oaks, pine trees and bushes and shows us beautiful views of the surroundings of Pollensa. Once at the top you will get magnificent views of the bays of Pollensa and Alcudia.
"The Puig de Maria has facilities that make the excursion more attractive."
The facilities that are located in the Puig de Maria are;
• Chapel dating from the 14th century.
• Defense tower.
• Shelter with rooms.
• Dining rooms.
• Outdoor recreation areas with benches, tables and barbecue.
The excursion to Puig de Maria is recommended to do both in a group of friends and in family with children.
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How to arrive:
To start the excursion to Puig de Maria first you must go to the town of Pollensa. In Pollensa it is very easy to see the Puig de Maria as it is located next to the town. It is easy to park nearby.

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Beware of Mr. Baker (pictured), Jay Bulger’s documentary about former Cream drummer Ginger Baker, has scooped the grand jury prize in the documentary feature competition at SXSW in Austin, Texas.
The film explores Baker’s colorful life, including his spells playing with Eric Clapton in Cream and his battles with drug addiction, and features interviews with a range of musicians, including Carlos Santana, Johnny Rotten and Steve Winwood.
Meanwhile, the audience award for documentary feature went to Annie Eastman’s Bay of All Saints. The film looks at families living in shacks in Bahia who face losing their homes amid the Brazilian government’s plans for redevelopment.
In the short film jury awards, the prize for best documentary short went to Seth Keal’s CatCam. Meanwhile, thought the Louis Black “Lone Star” Award was given to a narrative feature, a special jury recognition prize was given to Andrew Garrison’s doc Trash Dance.
“It’s been amazing this year to hear over and over again about the high range of quality across the board,” said Janet Pierson, SXSW Film conference and festival producer. “I know I’m always going on about the great variety of our program, but this year it seems to have been embraced in even wider measure and it’s very exciting.
“SXSW is a special moment for the creative community to both inspire and be inspired. We appreciate the audience and jury engagement and recognition for these highlighted titles.”
The documentary feature competition jury consisted of David Courier, Philipp Engelhorn and Catherine Shoard, while the documentary shorts jury consisted of Anna Higgs, Gerald Peary and Basil Tsiokos.
Audience awards for the Documentary Spotlight, Emerging Visions, Midnighters, 24 Beats Per Second, SXGlobal and Festival Favorites sections will be unveiled on March 17, with the Headliner Audience Award following on March 19.

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BRIDGEPORT — More than 100 Associates from the Cecil B. Highland Jr. & Barbara B. Highland Cancer Center at United Hospital Center and community members from across North Central West Virginia will lace up their dancing shoes at 1 p.m. Saturday at Meadowbrook Mall for UHC’s first Pink Glove Dance.
“The spirit of the dance is significant at this time of year, as it is being held in honor of breast cancer awareness month (October) with the hope that we can bring awareness to early detection,” says Linda Carte, RN, MSN, AOCN and director of oncology at UHC. “Every 12 minutes, a woman in America dies of breast cancer and one out of every eight women in the United States will develop breast cancer during their lifetime.”
The dance, choreographed by Kim Bell of Instep Dance & Fitness Studio, will be set to the song “Walking on Sunshine.” Dance participants will wear pink gloves in show of support for breast health and to honor care givers who take care of patients.
“Anyone wanting to participate in the dance is welcomed as we hope to put a smile on everyone’s face despite this terrible disease,” says Peggy Johnson, RN and UHC’s clinical navigator for breast health. “There will be a rehearsal dance at 6 p.m. on Friday at the Clarksburg Senior Center. Those who just want to view the performance and show their support may do so by wearing pink to the Meadowbrook Mall at 1 p.m. on Saturday.”
UHC health care professionals and the West Virginia Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Program will be available to answer any questions and provide education on early detection and prevention of cancer.
“UHC hopes to help local women, through events like the Pink Glove Dance, to realize that they are not alone in this journey,” Carte said. “We are truly in this fight together.”