IT IS MY PLEASURE TO WELCOME AUTHOR CHRISTINA LORENZEN TO THE OVER 50 WRITER. CHRISTINA SHARES THE CONNECTIONS GOD USED TO GUIDE HER NEXT STEPS IN HER WRITING JOURNEY.
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After my last novella released in April, I had decided to take some time off. I had been feeling overwhelmed from the demands of building a writing career (for today it's not just about writing) and care taking of a family member. I spent a month or so thinking about what my goals for my writing were and where I should go next. Not sure where I felt led next, I decided to take time to read, watch movies and pay attention to life around me.
In early June I received a message from a friend and fellow author, with a proposal to join her group in writing and publishing a novella collection based on women of the Bible. In that instant, I not only knew my answer was yes, but I knew exactly which woman I wanted to write my story about – Ruth.
I can't even count the number of times I have read the Book of Ruth. It's one of several stories in the Bible that inspire me and give me hope. Strong women inspire all women during times of trial. Ruth, and her mother-in-law Naomi, were that inspiration for me. The project called for a modernized version of the Biblical story using the same name for our heroine. I was eager to get writing.
Like Ruth in the Bible, Ruth Baker's life has changed after having lost her husband, her job and ultimately the home she shared with her husband Joseph and daughter Mara. When a call for assistance comes from her grandmother, Eleanora Duncan, Ruth is led to believe this is what she should do. She and six-year-old Mara make the long car ride (a journey not quite as long as Ruth and Naomi's in the Bible) to the seaside town of Pebble Shores to help Ruth's grandmother as she prepares to transition from her home to a room in an assisted living facility. Already having packed up the house, Eleanora Duncan is now living in the small guest cottage on the property. Ruth is prepared to stay as long as she is needed. What she isn't prepared for is the new owner of her grandmother's home, Eli Hamill, becoming so involved in all their lives – especially her six-year-old daughter's.
I believe in divine connections. I believe in God's timing. What a blessing writing Ruth's Garden for this collection, Faithful Women: Legacies of Grace, was. At a time when I was, like Ruth, unsure of how to proceed, God answered through this invitation from my fellow author in this collection, Belle Calhoune. It's a blessing to be connected through these three women who have authored stories that readers are already saying have inspired and touched them. I hope you'll read Faithful Women: Legacies of Grace too, and that it blesses you in whatever journey you are traveling right now.
Eve: Eve Douglass has worked hard to recover from opioid addiction. In doing so, she's reinvented her life in Bay Shore, Cape Cod and held fast to her dream of one day opening her own bakery. When she meets handsome veterinarian, Flynn Samuels, Eve finds herself struggling with her attraction to him. Ever since the tragic death of her ex-boyfriend, Adam, Eve has steered clear of relationships. But Eve knows God wouldn't want her to walk through life alone. As she and Flynn begin a relationship, Eve struggles with the knowledge that she still needs to make amends to those she's wronged.
Hannah and Kane Winthrop had it all—until the challenges of infertility drove a wedge between them and threatened their marriage.
Steve doesn't believe in God, but he'll support Mari in her new walk. As her faith deepens, his concern grows. How can their relationship survive paths that aren't compatible?
DON'T FORGET TO LEAVE A COMMENT TO BE PLACED IN THE DRAWING TO WIN AN EBOOK COPY OF FAITHFUL WOMEN: LEGACIES OF GRACE BETWEEN NOW AND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH AT MIDNIGHT MDT.
Christina Lorenzen started writing as a young teen, jotting stories in wire ring composition notebooks. Her first typewriter made it faster to get all those stories out of her head and down on paper. Her love of writing has sustained her through a myriad of jobs that included hairdresser, legal secretary, waitress and door-to--door saleswoman.
Luckily for her, writing proved to be successful and a lot less walking than going door to door. She loves to write the types of stories that she loves to read and watch on her favorite channel, The Hallmark Channel. Quaint small towns and happily ever afters are a guarantee. She's the author of eight books. When she isn't writing or reading, she can be found walking her dog, talking to her herd of cats and spending time with her family.
Thank you to all who visited and left a comment for Christina. The winner of this drawing is Cleo Lampos. Congratulations Cleo!
The concepts for these stories are so current and ring with reality covered with grace. Well conceived and should make for inspiring reading. Thanks.
I really enjoyed this wonderful interview, and this looks like another great book! I enjoy Belle Calhoune's books, and look forward to her story in this collection, as well as all the others.
This sounds like a wonderful story! I would love to read it. Congratulations on your new book.


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Q: SQLite singular/plural search I'm building an Android app for a college project. It searches an SQLite database for recipes according to ingredients that the user specifies. I'm still at the beginning, and I've run into this problem. I'm storing ingredients as singular in the database. Each ingredient appears only once and I'm using a junction table to connect between recipes and ingredients (many-to-many), and this table also specifies the quantity and unit of measurement.
The problem is with the search itself. What if the user types the ingredients in plural form (which is the most likely case)? For example, if I have "tomato" as an ingredient and the user types "tomatoes", how can I make this work? Another thing, how can I list ingredients in singular or plural forms as needed when displaying recipes ("1 egg", "2 potatoes"... etc)? I'm starting to think that if I store separate ingredients for each recipe it might be easier, like "2 cups of milk" for one recipe and then once again "1 cup of milk" for another instead of simply "milk" and then specifying the quantity and UOM in separate columns, though it'd be less efficient, though in this case I won't be needing the junction table.
Sorry if this question is stupid. I haven't been able to find a solution for this, and thus I'm stuck at the beginning of my project and unable to progress further.

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Transport Prosecutor's Office has restricted the movement of four-and triple-decker vessels at the site of the Belaya river length of 300 kilometers from shoaling, told RIA Novosti the head of Ufa Tavliyarov transport prosecutor's office in Rome.
According to him, because of the drought severely shoaled White River. On the site of Ufa-Ismayilova of 300 kilometers restricted movement vessels of 305. This four-and three-deck ships.
"The rocky bottom is to be a supply of water under the vessel 15 cm, on a sandy — 10 inches, and in this area Now the water is 5 inches" — told Tavliyarov agency.
Dnepropetrovsk, look set to get the head of the pollutant Dnieper, which launched two weeks ago in the river a huge reddish stain.
Recall that the unauthorized discharge into the Dnieper was a collector of metal works of Karl Liebknecht, which is connected to six other companies. Officials from the Environmental Protection gorupravleniya asked environmental inspectors to investigate water samples to determine who is really polluted water.
Mad Dog January 6-7 bitten ten people in a sanatorium, located in Istra near Moscow, told RIA Novosti source in law enforcement.
"The incident occurred near the station of the New Jerusalem in the sanatorium" Istra ". Dog bit a dozen people who had come to rest on the New Year's holidays. All campers — mostly residents of Moscow", — said the source.
He added that the four victims were taken to the district hospital, the others have on-site assistance.
"The dog was killed. Her remains were taken to veterinary hospitals, in order to take tests to check for rabies,"
He said that electronic communication can break down.
"The Internet can be a bit slower on the next week, and especially long-distance relationship."
The unusually cold winter, a prominent now in Europe, caused by the deformation of the Atlantic Ocean instead of the usual wind, warmed by the Gulf Stream, the old woman wafted pole.
The mass death of seals in the Bering Strait, according to scientists, is caused by a virus, such a "bird flu," according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration of the USA (NOAA).
Pathogen group A influenza virus was found in five of the 162 who died in the New England pinnipeds, the report said. The strain identified as H3N8, scientists believe that it belongs to the same group of pathogens that the virus of "bird flu". Moreover, as the report says, the probability of transmission of "seal" of the virus to humans or domestic animals is low.
On Tuesday, in the state of Baja California in Mexico, an earthquake measuring 5.0 on the Richter scale. Information about the loss of life and property damage have been reported yet. National Seismological Service of Mexico reported that the earthquake occurred on Tuesday at 14:01 local time. The epicenter was located in the area in 69 km north-east of the town of Santa Rosalia, hypocenter lies at a depth of 10 km under the sea bottom.
Five-meter wave hit the coast Sunday three districts in Chumphon province in southern Thailand, destroying several houses, bungalows and restaurants, reports Xinhua.
From the disaster hit several villages, the locals left the coastal zone. No casualties and victims have not been announced.
Water, in particular, the flooded village of Hua Lam (Hua Lame) around Langsuan (Langsuan), the inhabitants took refuge in the church.
According to Thai meteorologists, heavy rains and choppy sea will continue until December 28. Small fishing vessels ordered not to go to sea.


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Seattle U guard and former Garfield standout Terrell Brown loves playing for his city: 'I want little kids from Seattle to look up to me'
Originally published February 9, 2019 at 6:00 am Updated February 11, 2019 at 12:32 pm
Brown leads the Redhawks in assists and is second in rebounding, He has made a smooth transition after averaging 30 points a game for Shoreline Community College.
Seattle Times staff reporter
Before trying to work his way into the starting lineup this season, Seattle U sophomore guard Terrell Brown faced an even bigger challenge: Getting enough credits to get his Associate Arts degree so he would be eligible to play this season for the Redhawks.
"I took 25 credits in the summer (15 is considered a full load), and 20 credits in the spring," said Brown, who played on two state championships teams as a sophomore and junior at Garfield in 2014 and 2015. "I basically got my AA in one complete year."
That Brown accomplished that has been good for the Redhawks. The physical 6-foot-1 guard, who does a little bit of everything, has been a constant during a season in which injuries have derailed the Redhawks in Western Athletic Conference play.
Brown is fourth on the team in scoring at 12.3 points a game, first in assists at 4.5 a game, second in rebounding at 6.7 a game and second in steals at 1.2 a game. But as good as Brown has been in his first year with the program, it has been a tough month for Seattle U after entering WAC play at 12-3 and harboring legitimate regular-season title hopes.
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Those hopes have been dashed as Seattle U is 1-7 in the WAC. Saturday's 1 p.m. game vs. Utah Valley was postponed due to snow and rescheduled for Feb. 26. Their next game is Thursday at Texas-Rio Grande Valley.
The trouble began when forward Matej Kavas, the team's best three-point shooter and one of its best rebounders, fractured a shin in the first weekend of conference play. That was followed by injuries to starting guard Delante Jones (knee) and top reserves Riley Grigsby (ankle) and Aaron Nettles (hamstring), which is more than the Redhawks, who weren't deep to begin with, could stand to lose.
"It's been a learning experience, but when we're a fully healthy team, I think we're really good, for sure," Brown said. "Once we all get healthy, we know can do some good things. We saw that in the pre-(conference) season."
Brown has not also been fully healthy, playing through a groin injury.
"Terrell is an exceptional person, a super hard worker, and I really enjoy coaching him," Seattle U coach Jim Hayford said. "He has been a real bright spot for us, especially this past month amidst all the injuries."
Brown said he learned a lot playing with so many great players at Garfield, including Washington Husky star Jaylen Nowell. In practice, Brown was often matched up against Tramaine Isabell, a starting senior guard at Saint Louis.
"That gave me a competitive edge because I learned a lot from him," Brown said of Isabell. "He was like a big brother to me, and I still talk to him today."
Brown averaged 10 points as a junior and 13 as a senior but was not heavily recruited like many of his teammates.
"I was always the glue guy, and I didn't mind being the dude that did whatever it took to win," said Brown, who said those traits aren't necessarily noticed by recruiters.
Brown went to Western Oregon in Monmouth for about a month before coming home, not so much homesick, but city-sick.
"It wasn't the right fit, going from a city to a small college town," he said.
Brown began taking college classes at Green River College and got stronger by hitting the weight room. He found a home last year at Shoreline Community College, where his cousin Mark McLaughlin, who was briefly a Washington Husky several years ago, was the assistant coach.
Brown averaged 30 points a game, seven more than the next highest in the Northwest Athletic Conference. That caught Seattle U's attention, and Brown did the rest by going into overdrive academically.
"Now is the easy part, taking three classes, after I was taking four and five," said Brown, who is majoring in journalism and is interested in sports broadcasting.
Brown's route to Seattle U might not have been typical, but he said found a perfect spot.
"I love it here," he said. "I am home, I am playing in front of my family and have built great relationships with the coaches, the players and the school."
Brown has a knack for getting to the basket and is concentrating on improving his outside shooting. He also takes being a leader seriously and wants to become more vocal.
"I want little kids from Seattle to look up to me – maybe he wasn't highly recruited out of high school, but if you keep going and you keep your faith, you can achieve anything you want," Brown said.
Brown also believes the Redhawks are on the verge of turning things around.
"Starting (our next game), we are going to really come together and show people that we are still here, and we're still a good team regardless who is playing or not playing," he said.
• Hayford said Nettles and Grigsby could return next week. The coach is uncertain when Kavas and Jones will be back.
Scott Hanson: 206-464-2943 or shanson@seattletimes.com; on Twitter: @scotthansongolf.

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Biomedical innovation is experiencing changes of epic proportions. Rapid progress in many scientific areas, such as gene editing, pharmacogenomics, artificial intelligence and big data-driven precision medicine have greatly advanced the promises and opportunities of the health and life sciences, but they also propose a number of challenges.
The overall aim and ambition of CeBIL is to contribute to the translation of groundbreaking biomedical research into safe, effective, affordable and accessible therapies by analyzing the most significant legal challenges to pharmaceutical innovation and public health from a cross-disciplinary perspective.
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CeBIL is motivated by a genuine wish to support and contribute to strengthening Denmark's and Europe's innovation and competitiveness within the biomedical area, to create new jobs, and – very importantly - to meet the needs, values and expectations of citizens and patients. Moreover, it will allow us to provide a forum for crucial global debates.


Welcome to Thriving After 30!
When we turn a certain age whether it's 30, 40, 50, etc, we really go into a state of reflection. We think about all the things we should have done, should have accomplished and it places many people in emotions of frustration or depression.
A lot of people think that they are too old to start a business, too old to pursue their dreams, to find the love of their life, or to be healthier than they've ever been.
When I turned the age of thirty eight years ago, I was severely overweight, stuck in a dead end job, and in a bad relationship. I had officially hit rock bottom and I believed that I was passed my prime. I hadn't accomplished the things that I wanted. I mean it wasn't pretty at all!
But, the truth is that you are JUST GETTING STARTED. The moment you stop living your life by time table and pursue the things that truly mean the most to you, that's when your journey begins!
I am Meiyoko Taylor. I am a Certified Master Life & Emotional Mastery Coach, NLP Practitioner with over a decade of success in coaching, speaking and, most importantly, genuine, in-the-trenches business & life experience.
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So many people allow the "age stigma" to keep them from success. Other people tell them that they are "too old" to do something or that they should have accomplished certain things in their lives already. They even tell this to themselves. It's time to for that to STOP.
You think success, perseverance, and opportunity. You know that you can accomplish whatever you put your mind to. You understand that there is greatness in you and that your gifts, talents, and skills are the solution to a major problem.
It means living your life in pursuit of your FULL POTENTIAL no matter your AGE. Adding value to yourself, your family, and to the world is part of what drives you. It's in your walk, your talk, your relationships and everything about you.
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Mom, wife, daughter, nana, sister, aunt – women play many important roles throughout the years. From screening for common conditions that affect women to advanced medical and surgical care, the healthcare providers at Baylor Scott & White provide the comprehensive services you need as a woman. At Baylor Scott & White Health, you've got a women's health partner for life.
The delivery platforms of birth spacing and family planning interventions were often associated with health clinics and community health posts (148–150). Many interventions targeted lactating women during the follow-up with their young children (148, 151–153). Home visits by community health workers and service provision at community health posts and mobile clinics were also used to target women and adolescents who were married, and were found to be effective at increasing use of contraception (150, 154). School-based programs were also effective at reaching adolescent girls and increased their knowledge about contraceptives and sexually transmitted infections, use of contraception, and treatment of sexually transmitted infections (155). In high-income settings, school-based interventions were most effective at reducing pregnancies and repeated pregnancies among adolescents when contraception was also available on-site (107). This might have implications for their effectiveness in low- and middle-income countries, as well. In addition, formative work of 2 ongoing studies suggested that mass media, mobile devices, texting, and community mobilization could also be used as platforms to reach adolescent girls and women of reproductive age (156, 157). Community-based programs that target men, families, and communities, beyond those that reach married and postpartum women alone, have potential to change cultural norms and enhance women's health outcomes; however, these are not well captured in the literature.
The mission of Student Health and Counseling Services is to enhance the physical and mental health of students in order to help them achieve academic success, personal development and lifelong wellness by providing an integrated program of quality, accessible, cost sensitive and confidential healthcare services, tailored to their unique and diverse needs and to assist the University community, through consultation and education, to develop a healthy campus environment consistent with UC Davis "Principles of Community".
Aggressive and early treatment of constipation can prevent painful complications from the condition, including hemorrhoids, anal fissures, ulcerations of the colon, bowel obstruction, and rectal prolapse. Start with lifestyle changes—such as adding more fiber to the diet, drinking enough water, and regular exercise. Used wisely, medications also can be very helpful. (Locked) More »
Nutritionists recommend choosing a rainbow of fruits and vegetables because each one provides a unique blend of nutrients. Within the color spectrum, yellow or orange veggies are great sources of vitamin A for skin and eye health and better immunity against infection. At the top of the list are carrots, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, and the many types of squash. While it takes just one whole carrot or six baby carrots to make one serving (one-half cup), you'll need only half a starchy sweet potato.
Studies link high sodium intake to higher blood pressure, and evidence suggests that many people at risk for high blood pressure can reduce their risk by consuming less salt or sodium, as well as following a healthy diet. Most Americans consume more sodium than they need. The recommended amount is less than 2,300 mg per day for children and adults to age 50. The limit drops to 1,500 mg per day for those 51 and older or those of any age who are African American or have hypertension, diabetes or chronic kidney disease. You get 2,300 mg in just one teaspoon of salt. One good way to reduce your sodium intake is to eat fewer prepared and packaged foods.
Women's life expectancy is greater than that of men, and they have lower death rates throughout life, regardless of race and geographic region. Historically though, women had higher rates of mortality, primarily from maternal deaths (death in childbirth). In industrialised countries, particularly the most advanced, the gender gap narrowed and was reversed following the industrial revolution. [6] Despite these differences, in many areas of health, women experience earlier and more severe disease, and experience poorer outcomes.[18]
Not surprisingly, many integrated health services were delivered in health clinics and facilities. Many women faced barriers to health facility–based care for nutrition, such as distance, time, quality of care, stocking of supplies, and the capacity and nutrition knowledge of healthcare professionals (105, 119). These barriers need to be taken into consideration to enhance the coverage of integrated health care services. Universal health care mitigated cost barriers to seeking health care, but did not address all of the barriers noted here (105, 109, 114, 120–123).
Hey hey! The month of May on NS is all about women's health awareness so we're chatting wellness advice, nourishing recipes, and beauty foods to help you feel amazing! Today on the blog I wanted to round up questions I've been getting about women's health and nutrition related to just us ladies. Sorry, fellas. If you have more questions that went unanswered here, comment below with em'. Let's go!
Salt, caffeine and alcohol intake may interfere with the balance of calcium in the body by affecting the absorption of calcium and increasing the amount lost in the urine. Moderate alcohol intake (one to two standard drinks per day) and moderate tea, coffee and caffeine-containing drinks (no more than six cups per day) are recommended. Avoid adding salt at the table and in cooking
When you do high-intensity interval training (and if you're not, you should be!), follow a 2:1 work-to-rest ratio, such as sprinting one minute followed by 30 seconds of recovery. [Tweet this secret!] According to several studies, the most recent out of Bowling Green State University, this formula maximizes your workout results. The BGSU researchers also say to trust your body: Participants in the study set their pace for both running and recovery according to how they felt, and by doing so women worked at a higher percentage of their maximum heart rate and maximum oxygen consumption than the men did.
You can get calcium from dairy products like milk, yogurt and cheese, canned fish with soft bones (sardines, anchovies and salmon; bones must be consumed to get the benefit of calcium), dark-green leafy vegetables (such as kale, mustard greens and turnip greens) and even tofu (if it's processed with calcium sulfate). Some foods are calcium-fortified; that is, they contain additional calcium. Examples include orange juice, certain cereals, soy milk and other breakfast foods. Talk to your health care professional about whether you should take calcium supplements if you don't think you're getting enough calcium from food sources.
Women often received micronutrient supplements during antenatal and postnatal care (13, 35–42, 51, 60), and, as such, supplementation was often targeted to pregnant and lactating women. The delivery of micronutrient supplementation commonly occurred in health care settings for at-home consumption. Community-based antenatal care that involved home visits by community health workers was also a common delivery platform for supplementation delivery. There were some studies that reported micronutrient supplementation to adolescents, women of reproductive age, pregnant women, and women with young children outside of the antenatal care setting. These included primary health care clinics, home visits, community centers, pharmacies, and workplaces (32, 38–43, 45, 52, 53). Adolescent girls were also reached by community- and school-based programs (26, 41, 46). School-based programs were more efficacious in reducing rates of anemia among adolescent girls, compared with the community-based interventions (26, 46). However, many of the reported studies to date involved small samples of adolescents in controlled settings, and additional research is needed on the effectiveness of these programs (59, 62).
Income-generation interventions largely target adult women (women of reproductive age, women with young children, and older women). Many microfinance and loan programs are targeted to women because of their likelihood to pay back the loans, although women with lower education levels and smaller businesses do not benefit to the same degree as women who are educated or who have bigger businesses (165). There was limited evidence of such interventions targeting adolescent girls (169). In order to understand the potential impact of income-generating activities on adolescents, more information is needed about the pathways by which adolescents contribute to their own food security, the degree to which they rely on their caregivers to meet their nutritional needs, and how those dynamics change with the age of adolescents (169). Training, workshops, and extension activities were often delivered through community centers, community groups, and financial institutions (165). Other affiliated interventions, such as agricultural extension and nutrition education, were provided at the community level and at home visits (160, 173). These delivery platforms were effective at reaching women, including low-income women, particularly when they engaged with existing community groups (e.g., self-help, farmers', and women's groups) (160, 161, 167, 169, 172, 173).


There will be opportunities for idea sharing about stewardship in general and also time for more specific conversations. These roundtable events are geared toward clergy, vestry members, and those who work with finances, stewardship, or fundraising efforts of a parish.
Each roundtable discussion will be different, as we share what's working and what's not in our parishes.
Topics up for discussion include: annual pledge drive; year-round stewardship; planned giving; fundraising; environmental stewardship; volunteers and people resources.
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OneEighty Names Emeritus Board Members
Submitted by vansicklec on Thu, 04/25/2019 - 11:48am
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On April 23rd, OneEighty Board of Trustees and Executive Director Bobbi Douglas inducted Sallie Cook and Linda Houston as Emeritus Members to the Board of OneEighty. Sallie and Linda join Sally Bernhardt, John Kropf, Kathy Long, Clyde Webb, Donna Miller, and Julia Fishelson for this distinguished honor. Emeritus status is offered in recognition of extraordinary and long-term service on the board and/or major financial contributions to the work of the agency.
Sallie Cook who passed away in August of 2018, is a founding member of Friends and Neighbors, an auxiliary group of OneEighty. She also served from 2004-2010 on the OneEighty Board of Trustees; she was President of the Board in 2009 and 2010. She continued volunteering and was instrumental in the branding of OneEighty in 2016. Sallie was a courts, cops, and government correspondent for the Akron Beacon Journal. Sallie was very involved in the community, serving on several non-profit boards throughout Wayne County and was an Athena Award Winner.
Linda Houston, a retired Associate Professor from Ohio State ATI, has been involved with and supported OneEighty for 40 years. As one of the original founders of Every Woman's House, Linda once housed women and their children who were in domestic violence situations. After Julia Fishelson donated her childhood home to become the first designated shelter in Wayne County, known as Julia's Place, Linda began taking women and their children there. Linda served as president of what was formally known as STEPS, she was a board member of Every Woman's House and CIRCLE Coalition. Women's equality has long been her driving passion. She has participated in two women's marches, served on several non-profit boards in Wooster and was also awarded the Athena Award. Linda continues to support OneEighty by donating monthly to the mission, participating each year at the Break the Cycle fundraiser and generously sharing her advice and knowledge.
Accepting the honor on Sallie's behalf is Roger Cook (husband).
PICTURED: OneEighty Board President: Amberly Wolf; Linda Houston; Roger Cook; and Executive Director of OneEighty Bobbi Douglas


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Q: Creating multiple if/else conditions using javascript I'm having an issue on how I can set multiple conditions. Basically I have three conditions that would read or listen to browser viewport. The first and second conditions are working but the third condition doesn't seem to trigger. Is it because of the conflict with the second condition?
    if($(window).width() > 1280) {
        console.log('desktop');
    }

    else if ($(window).width() < 1280) {
        console.log('tablet');
    }

    else if ($(window).width() < 780) {
        console.log('mobile');
    }

A: Your second condition also includes the third one. Because every value which is below 780 is also below 1280. You need something like windowWidth  < 1280 && windowWidth  >= 780 to give the range.
const windowWidth = $(window).width();

if(windowWidth  > 1280) {
    console.log('desktop');
} else if (windowWidth  < 1280 && windowWidth  >= 780 ) {
   console.log('tablet');
} else if (windowWidth  < 780) {
   console.log('mobile');
}

Also it will be good to keep the window into a variable, not every time use with jQuery.

A: It is because of your second else/if. If $(window).width() is less than 780, it is also less than 1280
Change it to
else if ( $(window).width() >= 780 && $(window).width() < 1280) {
    console.log('tablet');
}

A: Here is a more concise example, but the condition rely on the order, some people do not like this style, but I think it is OK, and we can add a comment.
//Do not change the condition order
if($(window).width() <= 780) {
    console.log('mobile');
}

else if ($(window).width() <= 1280) {
    console.log('tablet');
}

else {
    console.log('desktop');
}

Edited: The condition should be * than and equal to ....

A: There is flaw in your second condition...below is the fix..hope it helps!!
 if($(window).width() > 1280) {
            console.log('desktop');
        }

        else if ($(window).width() < 1280 && $(window).width() >= 780) {
            console.log('tablet');
        }

        else if ($(window).width() < 780) {
            console.log('mobile');
        }

A: It's because the condition before < 780 is also met (ie. If the width is equal to 600 its inferior to 1280). Change the condition order or, better, improve the second condition :
if($(window).width() >= 1280) {
    console.log('desktop');
}
else if ($(window).width() < 1280 && $(window).width() >= 780) {
    console.log('tablet');
}
else if ($(window).width() < 780) {
    console.log('mobile');
}

You also forgot a case, if the user's screen resolution is equal to 1280, you'll never enter any of your conditions. I change > to >= to include that case.

A: you can try this also, it will satisfy your second condition
if ($(window).width() > 1280) {
  console.log('desktop');
}
else if ($(window).width() < 1280) {
  if ($(window).width() < 780) {
    console.log('mobile');
  } else {
    console.log('tablet');
  }
}

or
if ($(window).width() > 1280) {
      console.log('desktop');
    }
    else {
      if ($(window).width() < 780) {
        console.log('mobile');
      } else {
        console.log('tablet');
      }
    }

A: The correct way to do this would be to move your third condition up to the second spot.
When doing this kind of checks always place the most restricting condition first.
In your case, the tidiest way is:
var w = $(window).width();

if (w < 780) {               // most restrictive condition. Excludes all the others...
    console.log('mobile');
} else if (w < 1280) {       // this one includes the one above but it will never be triggered if w < 780
    console.log('tablet');
} else {                     // all the other cases
    console.log('desktop');
}

Contrary to what many said, there is no need for this else if statement:
else if (windowWidth < 1280 && windowWidth >= 780) { ... }

This adds an unnecessary, redundant check.
It sure is a light operation, but imagine that, instead of windowWidth < 1280 you were checking
functionForCalculatingWidth() : int {
   // huge amount of lines with expensive computation
   return result;
}

you would be calling the same function twice. See why it is bad design?

In the same way, if you were to check conditions based on the largest element (plus let's add another fictional condition), you would do:
var w = $(window).width();

if (w > 1280) {
    console.log('desktop');
} else if (w > 990) {
   console.log('weird device');
} else if (w > 780) {
    console.log('tablet');
} else {
    console.log('mobile');
}

A: Hope this will satisfy you you can check this.
Different is this shows width in console easy to understand this logic if you cant understand let me know
Here is fiddle

$(window).bind("resize", function() {
  sizewindow = $(this).width();
  console.log(sizewindow)
  if (sizewindow < 780) {
    console.log('mobile');
  } else if (780 < sizewindow < 1280) {
    console.log('szechuan sauce');
    if (sizewindow > 1280) {
      console.log('rick and morty gone for 2 years sad af')
    }
  }

});
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>


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Reel to Real Tollywood Couples
Friday, October 17th, 2014 7:01 am by HaribabuBolineni
We knows the actors fall in love with the heroines in reel life but have a look at some of the actors fall in love with the heroines in real life also. Take a look at some of Tollywood's reel to real couples Photos.
Also Check: Beautiful Telugu Actresses Then and Now
Nagarjuna and Amala:
Nagarjuna's turning point in his film career his blockbuster film Shiva, which has completed 25 years recently and a special documentary video also released. The film not only changed his career but also changed his real life. Nagarjuna and Amala played the main lead roles in the film Shiva, later the duo acted together in couple of films. In the year 1992 the reel couples turned as real couples. The couple have a son Akhil.
Rajasekhar and Jeevitha:
Ankusam movie changed the life of these power couples, apart from this movie the duo acted together in few other films. Rajasekhar is noted for his Angry man and Cop roles in Telugu films. Rajasekhar and Jeevitha known as Tollywood's power couple. The couple has two daughters Sivani and Sivatmika.
Srikanth and Ooha:
Srikanth and Ooha together acted around three movies in Telugu. The hit movie in their combination is Aame. After few years the screen couple got married. They has two sons, Roshan and Rohan and a daughter, Medha. Ooha gave up her acting career post marriage.
Pawan Kalyan and Renu Desai:
Pawan Kalyan and Renu Desai acted together in the films Badri and Johny. The movie Badri turned superhit at box-office. After that Renu Desai worked as costume designer for some of Pawan Kalyan movies. The duo got officially married in 2009 and they have a son Akira and a daughter Aadhya. Now they separated.
Mahesh Babu and Namrata:
Check:Top 10 Paid Telugu Movies For Satellite Rights
Tollywood Prince Mahesh Babu and actress Namrata Sirodhakr acted together in the film Vamsi. After that movie they began dating and got married in 2005. They have a son Gautham Krishna and a daughter Sitara.


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EE Community Conversations – an Evolutionary Process
July 3, 2017 Andrew Carter MacDonald
By Andrew Carter MacDonald for Enlivening Edge Magazine
The first of the two Community Conversations in June was on Dissent, and the second was on Commitment. I love how the many conversations people have in our busy lives tend to come down to a few simple areas. The Community Conversations hosting team has adopted six areas, following Peter Block's identification of those six. (In addition to Dissent and Commitment, there's also Ownership, Invitation, Possibility and Gifts.) His structure is the inspiration for the evolving format we're building.
But, out of a dedication to evolutionary moving-forward, the hosting team (Will, Alia, Ryan, Vihra, Lori, Dolly, Andrew) is giving itself permission to work with the social-energetic Field of the conversations, and see what other topics there might be—or whether new ones will turn out to be variations on the six conversation types we've already been working with. New directions will emerge out of a sensing-group focused on what seems to be emerging in the Field.
One of the challenges—classic in your experience too, I imagine—is to allow the new to emerge while honoring what is already serving the community well. (Accidental pun there: the community is itself a "well," a resource of nourishment, so I could say "honoring what is already serving the community well well.")
Perhaps more than usual, this will be co-created from new and not-so-new participants on the conversations: on our Facebook page, on the calls themselves, or in response to the emails that come out from hosting team member Will. (We really like Facebook comments because they are visible to the community and help to keep everything out in the open. They also have a longer shelf-life than the Zoom call chats.)
The monthly conversations continue to be rich. The greatest value may be the interpersonal connections that are made, the sense of not being crazy-alone with our preoccupation with new forms of organizational and social life, and, related, the making of new friends. As always it's the presence of multiple perspectives along with the presence of Presence itself that makes it all work.
Among the things that stood out for me in this month's first call is the idea (expressed by Alexandra) that Dissent points to a better way. It's a kind of compass reorienting us to what we really want (a little like the Advaitic injunction neti, neti – not this, not this).
In the Commitment conversation I especially liked (from Anna B) the idea that the new and emergent in us is like a fawn coming down to drink at the pond; it needs a lot of care, respect, and a deep listening if we're to be witnesses. Big yes to that! Those qualities are ones we're holding high in our community.
Thanks to each of you who have made these conversations possible, and who will make future conversations possible.
Consider yourself invited to Enlivening Edge's community calls. They're lively and a genuine support for your evolutionary work in next-stage organizations and communities.
You can join us on the first and third Thursday of each month, 10 AM US-Pacific, 6 PM UK, 7 PM Austria. There's no financial cost to participate . . . just the energetic cost of showing up and joining in the exploration.
The next call is July 6th. We'll be exploring the lovely idea of Giftst and what that might mean – for us! You'll be challenged. You'll meet people. You're cordially invited to join.
You can sign up for notifications here and will get all the call-in details. Hope to see you there!
Andrew is a part of the Community Conversations hosting team. Watch for his book, Evolutionary Conversations: The Everywhere Birth of Tribe Two appearing later this summer. www.AndrewCarterMacDonald.com.
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Sara Bareilles - The Blessed Unrest - Review
>> Wednesday, August 7, 2013 – music, review
I am a huge Sara Bareilles fan, ever since Little Voice came out. I own all of her recordings and have had the fortune of seeing her in concert three times (completely worth it - she is better live than in the recording studio!). While I've blogged about the concerts, I've never written any album reviews - until now. I like this album so much that after I downloaded the music from iTunes, I went out and bought a physical copy. [For certain artists, I prefer having a physical CD - I can't explain why - perhaps it's my way of supporting music as something physical, not the commodity it has become].
Plus, it means I get to take a photo of the CD and all the inserts!
The music and production is different from her last two full length albums - there's less outright piano, more electronic touches and a "produced" sound, but as an artist, you have to grow and change, so I respect that. Her lyrics are still as complex /layered as always and the melodies don't sound like a regurgitation of the same songs / chords you hear on the radio these days.
Even though the album was released in mid July, I started listening to it a week early, thanks to per-release streaming off the iTunes site. With all music, I'm initially drawn to the music and the main chorus "messages". But the beauty of this album lies after the initial listens - with the complex lyrics. Sara's songs paint a complex story - beautiful, yet heart wrenching poems woven through music.
If you don't want to read through my song-by-song analysis of the album, I understand - there are a lot of words here! The Bottom Line - if you like any of Sara's previous music, go buy this record. If you like artists like Ingrid Michaelson or Colbie Caillat, go buy this record.
Song by Song:
Brave - the most "radio friendly" of the album. It does the job with its perky sound, upbeat tempo. The lyrics send a good message. It's not my favorite song on the album, but it will be popular with folks who want to hear top 40 pop. 4/5
Chasing the Sun - I love this song - great lyrics and message (life is too short not to be living it), almost an anthem but a melancholy premise of being in a graveyard 5/5
Hercules - Probably the darkest, moodiest song on the album - Fiona Apple-ish. I like this song more as I listen to it, but my initial ranking was a 3.5/5
Manhattan - The slow ballad, piano driven song about heartbreak with jazzy undertones. Simple and beautiful. 5/5
Satellite Call - Electronica, outer space feel, about sending out a message of love to those lost. The vocals and production are ethereal. Very different from her previous work. 4/5
Little Black Dress - A very catchy tune, with do-whop sounds, like Gonna Get Over You. Very fun song that you can bop to on a Friday night, with your PJs and hairbrush mic. Empowering lyrics like "I am more than just somebody's puppet, I can find the cord and then I'll cut it, I stand a pretty good chance to dust myself off and dance" 5/5
Cassiopeia - Another electronic, outer spacy song, with a great chorus full of harmonies. 4.5/5
1000 Times - A song about unrequited love that has a country twang to it! Could be played on country radio for sure - one of those "see you from the other side of the room at the country bar and I want to walk over and meet you" ballads. It has a great melody and the lyrics are heart wrenching "Cause I would die to make you mine, Bleed me dry each and every time, I don't mind, no I don't mind it, I would come back 1000 times." Sigh, don't you remember a time when you could relate? 5/5
I Choose You - Cutesy and sweet. Almost too sweet because most of Sara's songs are about breaking up and leaving. Sounds like something one would play at one's wedding, so at first I didn't really like it, until I really listened to the lyrics - "My whole heart, Will be yours forever, This is a beautiful start, To a lifelong love letter". Such a counterpoint to the previous song. 4/5
Eden - Alt pop sound, a little weird for me. Probably my least favorite song, about becoming disillusioned by your "Eden". 3.5/5
Islands - This is a haunting song, about drifting apart and losing someone, then finally letting go. I can just feel the emotion in it. It is a little produced, but I love the way it sounds. 5/5
December - I always get depressed in December (must be the stress of the Holidays, reflecting upon the past year, getting ready for the new year) and this song really sums up a lot of how I tend to feel. It is also about taking the plunge with change in your life, and how once a decision is made, you can't turn back. It really resonates with me right now. 5/5
Bonus tracks -
I Wanna Be Like Me - (iTunes) I wish I could have previewed this song, because if I had, I wouldn't have purchased my music from iTunes. Over produced pop with synth touches that make her sound like a teen Disney Channel artist. The only redeeming aspect is the song's message that you should be yourself and not someone else. 1/5
Beautiful Girl - (Target) I already own this song and some may be disappointed because it was released last year along with her EP, Once Upon Another Time. It's a lovely song, though, with a positive message for females of all ages. 5/5
Parking Lot - (Target) This should have been on the original record (although I know why it isn't - there's an f-bomb in one of the verses) with it's upbeat tempo. The song is a call to action - to get out of the parking lot that feeds your fears and insecurities.
If you are going to purchase the album, I suggest the Target version with the two bonus tracks. And all of the songs may be sampled at iTunes and Amazon.
Lisa – (August 7, 2013 at 6:41 PM)
I need to listen to this one .. so glad you shared this.
Jeanne – (August 7, 2013 at 10:07 PM)
GREAT review on this album, and hey, I just bought it. Sounds great! Thanks for sharing
Anonymous – – (August 7, 2013 at 10:28 PM)
I purchased it from iTunes last week and LOVE it. I have been a fan of Sara for some time also.
Lisa Gordon – (August 8, 2013 at 1:52 PM)
It sounds wonderful, Shirley.
Thank you for sharing it here!
tinajo – (August 10, 2013 at 2:26 PM)
Never heard but now you´ve made me curious! :-)
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Five Steps to Plan Ahead for the New Lease Accounting Standard
Michael Cole, Audit Partner
On November 11, 2015, the Financial Accounting Standards Board voted to proceed to issue its final accounting standards update on the new lease accounting rules, which will be a significant change to the current lease accounting rules used in accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America ("US GAAP") today. The new lease standard will require all leases greater than one year to be included on a company's balance sheet for the lessee. The new lease standard is expected to be published in early 2016 and will be effective for public companies for annual and interim periods beginning after December 15, 2018, and for private companies for annual periods beginning after December 15, 2019. Early adoption will be permitted.
The most significant change of the new lease standard to a lessee is that a right-of-use asset and a liability representing the present value of the future lease payments will be recorded on the balance sheet. The standard will introduce the concept of Type A and Type B leases. Under a Type A lease, which is similar to many capital and equipment leases today, the right of use asset will be amortized to the income statement separate from interest, and interest expense would be recorded for the portion of the lease payments that represent interest. Under a Type B lease, which is similar to today's operating lease, the total expense would be recorded to a single total lease expense. The accounting for a lessor under the new standard would be similar to the current accounting rules today.
Since these forthcoming changes in the lease accounting rules are significant to a lessee, we recommend that companies start thinking now about the effects that these new rules will have on their leases. The following are five steps that businesses can do now to ensure that they are prepared for the implementation of this new standard once it becomes effective.
1. Take "Inventory" of Leases
The first step to prepare for the effects of the new lease standard is for companies to perform an analysis on their capital and operating leases as they stand today. The analysis should also include leases that are projected to be entered into or current leases that will be amended in the upcoming years. Once the inventory is complete, companies can determined the effect that the new lease standard will have on their financial statements both by adding the leases to the balance sheet as well as the income statement effects that the ongoing future activities will have on the results of operations.
2. EBITDA Impacts
Since many companies use Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization ("EBITDA") to measure a company's performance, this new lease standard will likely have an impact on EBITDA, and for companies with multiple leases, this impact could be significant. As discussed above, Type A leases will likely result in an increase to EBITDA since amortization of the right-of-use asset and interest related to lease payment will likely be added back to earnings. EBITDA will likely decrease for Type B leases since the entire expense will be recorded to operations. Companies should consider the effects that the new lease standards will have on their current and future EBITDA amounts.
3. Debt Covenants
Companies that have credit facilities that require financial covenant compliance on a periodic basis will likely be affected by the new standard. In most cases, the lease obligation will be split into current and long-term portions. This will affect such ratios as current ratio, working capital and other ratios that involve current liabilities. Additionally, some banks may now consider the lease obligation amounts as debt, so the debt to equity ratios may be affected. It is advised that companies work with their financial institutions in the next couple years to discuss the impacts that the new lease standard will have on their covenants and consider revising the compliance requirements as necessary to avoid violations.
4. Cash Flows
When companies are negotiating leases, the timing and amount of monthly lease payments is an important factor to both the lessee and lessor. Items as rent abatement (free rent), rent increases over the lease term and tenant improvement allowances are examples of negotiating points when entering into new leases that ultimately affect a lessee's cash flows. Although the new lease standard will not affect the timing of payments on current leases, it could affect the negotiations of the cash flows and other financial incentives of new leases that will be entered into in the future. Before entering into new leases, companies should perform an analysis of the financial statement effects under the guidelines of the new lease standard.
5. Educating Team Members
Since the US GAAP lease rules haven't had a significant change since 1976, it will be important to educate team members of these new rules. This will be particularly important when performing the evaluation as to whether a new lease will be considered a Type A or Type B lease. It will also be important to ensure that team members account for the future ongoing lease activity properly.
Although the new lease standard will likely have some material financial statement impacts for lessees, planning ahead for these changes with stockholders, financial institutions and other financial statement users should result in a smooth and efficient implementation of the new lease accounting rules.
To learn more about the new lease accounting standards, contact Michael Cole at 562.216.1806 or michael.cole@hcvt.com.
Michael Cole


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Magid: No game-changers, but Apple still impresses
Participants take the escalator following the opening address at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference held at Moscone West in San Francisco, Calif. on Monday, June 10, 2013. (Gary Reyes/ Bay Area News Group)
By Larry Magid | larry@larrymagid.com |
PUBLISHED: June 14, 2013 at 9:51 a.m. | UPDATED: August 12, 2016 at 4:11 p.m.
I didn't expect any "game changers" during the keynote presentation at last week's Apple (AAPL) Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) and I wasn't disappointed. But I was nevertheless impressed. The products announced — all useful next steps for Apple — were only part of the story. The most important product on display was Apple itself. After months of falling stock prices and countless media comments about Apple's lackluster recent products, it was time for CEO Tim Cook and company to show the world that Apple has a bright future.
As I watched the event on my computer (I was on the East Coast and unable to attend in person), I got the sense that this might be the first real post-Steve Jobs era Apple keynote. It wasn't the first major Apple show-and-tell since Jobs died in 2011, but it was the first time that I sensed that Cook and his entire team were truly in charge. For one thing, we saw a new Apple executive emerge. Craig Federighi, who, along with Jobs, came to Apple in 1997 when it acquired NeXT, was occasionally funny and always on task, reinforcing the impression that Cook has a strong bench with both technical and marketing chops. As for Cook, who has had his share of setbacks this year, he could have copped his apparent motto from that famous British World War II poster, "Keep Calm and Carry On."
Apple's senior vice president of industrial design, Jony Ive didn't grace the stage in person, but he did star in a video about the new iOS 7 operating system for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Ive, who is credited for designing much of Apple's recent hardware, played a major role in the design of iOS 7. In the video, Ives said that "True simplicity is derived from so much more than just the absences of clutter or ornamentation," and added that "It's about bringing order to complexity."
It was Federighi who described the details of iOS 7, a completely re-skinned version of the operating system that maintains most of the current functionality with a whole new look, including new icons, new typography, new color schemes and translucent screen images.
My favorite new iOS feature is the Control Center, which allows users to swipe up from the bottom of the screen to get immediate access to settings such as turning Wi-Fi on or off, adjusting the volume, brightness and other settings. You can also use Control Center to access a timer, flashlight and camera settings.
Not everyone on stage was unfamiliar to frequent Apple watchers. Phil Schiller, senior vice president of worldwide marketing, who's been with Apple in various management positions for 20 years, showed off Apple's new MacBook Air laptops and — in an unusual move — previewed an upcoming product that's not in the immediate pipeline. It's a radically redesigned Mac Pro, the high-end desktop PC that's used as a professional workstation for graphic artists and others who need extensive computing power. The new machine, which is a fraction of the size of the machine it replaces, has a cylindrical shape and impressive horsepower, far beyond the needs of most computer users. It features a 2-core Intel (INTC) Xeon E5 CPU, flash storage, and support for up to three 4K displays. After showing off the new PC, Schiller, using rather unusual language for a product keynote, rebuked Apple's critics by proclaiming, "can't innovate anymore, my ass."
While the Mac Pro will appeal to a small number of power users, my favorite product was the new MacBook Air with "all-day battery life." In fact, I liked it so much that I bought one the next day and am writing this column on my new $1,299 13-inch MacBook Air with 256 GB of solid-state storage and 4 megabytes of memory (the 11-inch version with 128 GB of storage starts at $999).
While the ultra-light and thin machine seems a little peppier than the previous model, the biggest selling point — to me — was the extended battery life. Schiller said that the new 11-inch MacBook Air will run for up to nine hours on a single charge, which is a big boost from the previous claim of five hours. The 13-inch Air is advertised to run for 12 hours, compared to seven hours for the previous model. I've only used my 13-inch MacBook Air for a little more than four hours so far and, according to the meter, have about 50 percent battery life left. My experience is about on par with Laptop magazine's tests where the battery lasted nine hours and 34 minutes of "continuous Web surfing on 40 percent brightness." That's less than Apple's claims, but like gasoline mileage in a car, actual results always depend on usage factors.
I'm still waiting for the game changers that the Apple CEO promised when he was onstage last month at the All Things Digital conference, and I'm also waiting to learn more about the new product categories that he hinted about at an Apple quarterly earnings call in April. In the meantime, Apple users will at least get to enjoy the incremental improvements that the company announced last week.
Contact Larry Magid at larry@larrymagid.com. Listen for his technology chats on KCBS-AM (740) weekdays at 3:50 p.m.
Larry Magid
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Anhidrosis: Treatments, causes, symptoms, and home remedies
Last updated	 Wed 18 October 2017	 Last updated	Wed 18 Oct 2017
By Christian Nordqvist
Reviewed by University of Illinois-Chicago, School of Medicine
Anhidrosis or hypohidrosis is a dysfunction in which a person is unable to sweat when they are hot. Anhidrosis refers to the complete absence of sweating, while hypohidrosis is when a person sweats less than normal.
Sweating allows heat to be released from the body. If people cannot sweat properly, they cannot cool themselves, and this can be harmful.
If the condition affects a small area of the body, it is not usually dangerous, but anhidrosis or hypohidrosis of the entire body can result in overheating and eventually heatstroke, a potentially life-threatening condition. A person may not realize they have the condition until it is serious.
Treatment options for anhidrosis
People who do not sweat enough when doing exercise are at risk of developing heat stroke.
Treatment will focus on the underlying condition that causes the anhidrosis.
Patients with anhidrosis in only a small part of their body might not require any treatment.
Medications that have been reported to help include prednisolone, a corticosteroid and injection of a local anesthetic into the sympathetic nerve tissue in the neck.
If the cause is unknown, treatment options are limited. People with the condition should avoid activities and environments that raise their core body temperature, and exercise should be done in a cool place, and preferably under supervision.
Anhidrosis, hypohidrosis and heat stroke
People who do not sweat enough, or at all, when doing exercise or in hot environments are at risk of developing heat stroke.
Heat stroke is a medical emergency that can cause damage to the brain and the internal organs. It can be fatal.
If a person develops heat stroke, it is important to call 9-1-1 and keep them as cool as possible.
Causes of anhidrosis
Anhidrosis occurs when the body's sweat glands do not work properly or at all.
Possible reasons include:
Trauma to the nerves that control sweating.
Ross syndrome, a rare disorder of sweating associated with an absence of reflex and tonic pupil (a disorder that affects the pupil of the eye).
Amyloidosis, a group of diseases in which one or more organ systems accumulate deposits of abnormal proteins known as amyloid.
Diabetic autonomic neuropathy, in which sweating is lost due to damage to the nervous system from poorly controlled glucose.
Long-term alcohol abuse, which can lead to alcoholic neuropathy.
Sjogren's syndrome, a chronic disorder of the immune system.
Lung cancer, which can cause anhidrosis on one side of the body and excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) on the other.
Horner syndrome, caused by damage to the sympathetic nervous system in the neck.
Skin conditions or skin damage, including severe burns and leprosy.
Trauma to the sweat glands.
Systemic sclerosis, or scleroderma, a group of rare chronic, progressive autoimmune diseases in which connective tissues and the skin harden and tighten.
Plugged sweat gland ducts due to dead skin or bacterial infections.
Graft-versus-host disease, in which immune cells from a bone marrow donor attack the bone marrow transplant recipient's sweat cells.
Anhidrosis can also be a symptom of severe dehydration, which occurs when the body loses more fluids than it takes in.
Drug-induced anhidrosis
If people cannot sweat properly, they cannot cool.
A number of medications can lead to anhidrosis.
Antimuscarinic anticholinergic agents have a number of applications. They are sometimes used to control some of the side-effects of antipsychotics, as also known as neuroleptics or major tranquilizers. Examples include benzhexol, benztropine, biperiden, orphenadrine, and procyclidine.
Tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs) are prescribed for clinical depression. They have anticholinergic side effects. TCAs have now mostly been replaced by antidepressants with fewer side effects.
Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors are used as antiglaucoma agents, diuretics, and antiepileptics. They can also help manage osteoporosis, duodenal and gastric ulcers, mountain sickness, and some neurological disorders. Examples include acetazolamide, methazolamide, dorzolamide, and topiramate.
Signs and symptoms of anhidrosis
Anhidrosis or hypohidrosis is a dysfunction in which a person is unable to sweat.
Anhidrosis may affect one part of the body only, two or more parts, or the whole body.
The most common signs and symptoms associated with anhidrosis are:
abnormally poor or lack of sweating in response to heat or exertion
dizziness and weakness
sensitivity to raised temperatures, due to an inability to cool down
People in whom just part or parts of the body are affected may find that the unaffected parts sweat excessively, to try to compensate. One part of the body may be completely dry, while another is wet.
If most of the body is affected, physical exertion or hot temperatures may lead to heat cramps, heat exhaustion or heatstroke.
Aside from older age, there are several risk factors for anhidrosis. They include the following:
Genetic mutations: Changes to genes can cause abnormalities resulting in sweat glands not functioning properly.
Diabetes: Diabetes can sometimes cause sweat gland irregularities.
Skin conditions: Skin disorders, including psoriasis and certain rashes, can affect the sweat glands and cause anhidrosis.
Scarring can also cause the sweat glands to not properly heal, which may increase the risk of anhidrosis.
Diagnosing anhidrosis
In an emergency situation, the health care team will take measures to cool the patient and administer fluids to stabilize him or her.
Tests may be carried out to confirm the diagnosis and rule out possible conditions or illnesses.
A quantitative sudomotor axon reflex test (QSART) measures the autonomic nerves that regulate sweating.
It can assess disorders of the autonomic nervous system, peripheral neuropathies, and some other types of pain disorders.
Electrodes filled with acetylcholine are placed on the wrist and different areas of the leg. Mild electrical stimulation is applied to the skin (iontophoresis), and acetylcholine, a naturally-occurring chemical, enters the skin. Acetylcholine stimulates the sweat glands, and sweat responses are measured.
A silastic sweat imprint test also uses electrodes, but pilocarpine is given to stimulate the sweat glands. An imprint of the sweat droplets appears as indentations on a material made of silicone rubber.
A thermoregulatory sweat test assesses the thermo-regulatory sudomotor pathway of the whole body, and it measures sweat production in relation to an increase in core temperature.
The patient's body is coated with alizarin red powder. When moist, the powder changes color from orange to purple.
To monitor core temperature, a is inserted into the patient's mouth. To detect excessive surface heating, a thermal device is placed on the skin. The patient enters a chamber that is heated by infrared heating units. Temperature and humidity are carefully controlled.As the patient sweats, or not, the whole body is photographed. Computer scanning technology maps the areas of anhidrosis.
A biopsy may help to examine the sweat glands and skin cells.
Several home remedies exist for anhidrosis including:
Ginger and soy bean supplements: Adding these to a diet can help improve blood flow and promote correct perspiration.
Baking soda: This can help increase a person's ability to sweat by increasing capillary flow. Oral supplements are a popular home remedy.
Cucumber juice: Juicing cucumber can improve sweat production by increasing hydration.
If anhidrosis is a recurring problem, home remedies may help. However, patients should consult their doctor before trying them.
Patients should see a doctor if they experience any of the following:
elevated heart rate
feeling sick or nausea
fatigue and feelings of weakness
Patients that experience persisting goosebumps in hot conditions should also see a doctor.
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