Amarillo has an official flower, Hemerocallis fulva, (the day lily), an official horse (Equus quarterhorsicus), and an official steak (Sirloinicus humongous). But did you know we have a strong candidate for the official spider of Amarillo: Latrodectus mactans. I refer to the black widow spider.
Not to alarm anyone, but by my estimate, our city is currently home to 10 zillion jillion black widows. The reason you don't already know this is because you aren't paying attention. Also, you aren't nocturnal like black widows, so you are asleep while they're awake, and visa versa.
As evidence that we might be overrun by widows, I submit the following: First, I've killed about 30 (that's three, zero) in my yard alone. Two of these had spun their freaky, irregular little webs against the tires of my car while I was out of town. After killing them (more about that in a minute), I left that car parked for a while and went out to find three new black widows in webs on each of three tires.
Lest you think black widows might simply prefer Nissans, I've also killed them in downspouts, shrubs, the woodpile, around the deck, in the garage, up against the foundation of my house, on the front porch, and in a wheelbarrow that was resting against the garage.
I mentioned this apparently sudden explosion of widows to a friend, who began looking for them at his place. Guess what? Right - more widows. Another friend - same result.
Normally I'm a live-and-let-live person. If a creature isn't bothering me or posing a direct threat, the rules say it gets to die of old age. However, I make an exception for black widow spiders, whose venom is said to be 15 times more toxic than a rattlesnake.
Several questions might be going through your mind right about now, such as "Is Horsley nuts?" The questions that go through my mind are 1. Why the population explosion of black widows in our city? 2. Why am I the only one who seems to notice this phenomenon? 3. What's the best way to kill a black widow?
For question one, my research indicates that a primary predator of black widows is the common dirt dauber wasp, sometimes called a "mud dobber." I don't have to connect the dots here, do I?
I seem to be the only one noticing the arachnids' population spike because I'm the only person I know who goes outside at night with a flashlight, looking for the little beasts. I can almost guarantee that if more people went out with a flashlight at night and examined all around the foundation of their homes, all 190,000 of us would find black widows.
The secret is to locate the webs during the day. Widows aren't orb-weavers, the spiders that make pretty little Spider-Man circular webs. The widow's web is sort of a mess, near the ground, usually up against another object such as a building or a Nissan Pathfinder. Its threads go every which way.
Chances are the web will contain a few windblown leaves or dry grass, but you probably won't find any spiders there during daylight hours.
After dark, the night belongs to the widows. Which brings me to my third question: How best to kill them, assuming you want to. If you don't want to, that's fine except you are contributing to the population explosion.
Your local home center will sell a spray can of spider killer, made especially for spider nervous systems. I promise that if you get the can close enough to the spider and quirt it in the face, it will die after writhing on the ground for a minute or two. There is a better way.
I've read that ordinary hairspray will also kill black widows, but my results using Pantene Pro-V have been inconclusive. All four of the black widows I sprayed one evening last week sprinted back into their holes so fast that I didn't have time to check for a pulse. Their hair looked really, really good though.
The very best product I've found for dispatching widows is a can of wasp and hornet spray, but be sure to get the foaming variety. With foaming wasp and hornet spray, you can remain a safe distance from the menace and instantly envelope it in a frothy, toxic blob, from which there is no escape except through eternity.
Without the foaming type of spray, a blasted spider might come running straight toward you, and believe me when I say you don't want that. Good luck and be careful out there.


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Since metal prices fluctuate daily, a person has to call the recycling center to find out the current prices for scrap metal. Scrap metal prices also differ from center to center. Most scrap metal recycling centers buy copper, stainless steel, cast iron, aluminum, brass and batteries, to name a few.
Approximately 2,500 pounds of iron and over 1,000 pounds of coal are saved. About 18 million homes can be powered for a year by energy saved from recycling. Recycling uses 74% less energy to produce it than produci ng from raw materials.
Scrap Monster puts brass radiator scrap prices at $1.15 per pound, while others prices scrap at $1.38. So, depending on where you are in the U.S. and what company you sell to, prices are going to vary. Red brass scrap will sell for $1.44 per pound, as of June 2016. Yellow brass will sell for $1.31 per pound.
Below are the average costs which typically are obtainable for ferrous metals. Appliances: $0.07/pound Cast iron: $110/ton Sheet iron: $135/ton Scrap iron: $135/ton Melting steel: $145/ton There are not any quality ratings listed for those ferrous metals.
Iron ore prices from October 2017 to October 2018 (in U.S. dollars per dry metric ton unit)* This statistic shows the average monthly commodity price of iron ore from October 2017 to October 2018.
Current Scrap Iron Prices Per Pound Canada Below is a list of scrap iron types you can sell for top current scrap iron prices throughout Canada. You should remember that the current prices scrap yards pay for scrap iron in Canada differs from scrap yard to scrap yard.
how much does iron ore cost per pound - price of iron ore per pound – Grinding Mill China. price of iron ore per pound. Posted at: January 4, 2013 . cost of iron per gram - arcadria.eu.
Pyrite Fool's Gold Nuggets: $10 per 1/2 pound: At , for example, a pound of unpolished iron pyrite costs close to $10 while a one pound bulk pack retails for about the same price. Many people often think that fool's gold has no value, but this often is not the case. If you have found pyrite, it may be worth a little more than you think.


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A tale of Hawaiʻi second ladies: Jaime Green
Hawaii Public Radio | By Catherine Cruz
Published October 14, 2022 at 2:03 PM HST
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Lt. Gov. Josh Green and Jamie Green greet passing cars while campaigning in Honolulu on Aug. 2, 2022. (AP Photo/Audrey McAvoy)
Jaime Green comes from a family of educators but is a lawyer by trade, graduating from the UH Richardson School of Law. As the wife of gubernatorial candidate and current Lt. Gov. Josh Green, she could move from Hawaiʻi second lady to Hawaiʻi first lady.
Did you know she met her husband while working at the Hawaiʻi State Capitol? They now have two children, ages 11 and 15. They would be the first young children to live at the governor's mansion since former Gov. George Ariyoshi's family departed in 1986.
Jaime Green spoke to The Conversation about issues she hopes to elevate if her husband becomes Hawaiʻi's next governor.
Our interview with Vivian Aiona, wife of gubernatorial candidate and former Lt. Gov. Duke Aiona, aired on The Conversation on Thursday, Oct. 13.
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This interview aired on The Conversation on Oct. 14, 2022. The Conversation airs weekdays at 11 a.m. on HPR-1.
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Catherine Cruz is the host of The Conversation. Originally from Guam, she spent more than 30 years at KITV, covering beats from government to education. Contact her at ccruz@hawaiipublicradio.org.
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Earlier this week, Gov. Josh Green unveiled his Green Affordability Plan, a proposal to reform the state's tax code for every income bracket.Green estimates the plan to cost the state around $312 million — and possibly save the average family of four about $2,000 annually.

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Discovery of Radio Outbursts in the Active Nucleus of M81
Ho, Luis C. and Van Dyk, Schuyler D. and Pooley, Guy G. and Sramek, Richard A. and Weiler, Kurt W. (1999) Discovery of Radio Outbursts in the Active Nucleus of M81. Astronomical Journal, 118 (2). pp. 843-852. ISSN 0004-6256. doi:10.1086/300950. https://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:20170408-160806572
The low-luminosity active galactic nucleus of M81 has been monitored at centimeter wavelengths since early 1993 as a by-product of radio programs to study the radio emission from supernova 1993J. The extensive data sets reveal that the nucleus experienced several radio outbursts during the monitoring period. At 2 and 3.6 cm, the main outburst occurred roughly in the beginning of 1993 September and lasted for approximately 3 months; at longer wavelengths, the maximum flux density decreases and the onset of the burst is delayed. These characteristics qualitatively resemble the standard model for adiabatically expanding radio sources, although certain discrepancies between the observations and the theoretical predictions suggest that the model is too simplistic. In addition to the large-amplitude, prolonged variations, we also detected milder changes in the flux density at 3.6 cm and possibly at 6 cm on short (≾1 day) timescales. We discuss a possible association between the radio activity and an optical flare observed during the period that the nucleus was monitored at radio wavelengths.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1086/300950 DOI Article
http://arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/9905077 arXiv Discussion Paper
Ho, Luis C. 0000-0001-6947-5846
Van Dyk, Schuyler D. 0000-0001-9038-9950
© 1999. The American Astronomical Society. Received 1997 July 9; accepted 1999 May 6. During the course of this work, L. C. H. was supported by a postdoctoral fellowship from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, by NASA grant NAG 5-3556, and by NASA grants GO-06837.01-95A and AR-07527.02-96A from the Space Telescope Science Institute (operated by AURA, Inc., under NASA contract NAS 5-26555). K. W. W. wishes to acknowledge the Office of Naval Research for the 6.1 funding that supports his work. We thank Norbert Bartel, Michael Eracleous, Heino Falcke, and the referee for helpful comments and Rick Perley and Michael Rupen for advice concerning pointing errors of the VLA.
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Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics UNSPECIFIED
NASA NAG 5-3556
NASA GO-06837.01-95A
NASA AR-07527.02-96A
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galaxies: active; galaxies: individual (NGC 3031) ; galaxies: nuclei; galaxies: Seyfert; radio continuum: galaxies
Luis C. Ho et al 1999 AJ 118 843
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Since Cooper is in a private preschool, his schedule is always different from mine. This year, he started school the week after LL and I did. His open house fell on a Wednesday from 9-12 (which works perfectly with my planning time), so I met Matt and Cooper up there to meet his teacher.
I don't know if anyone has noticed, but Cooper is already 4 years old, but is in 3 year old preschool. Since his birthday falls smack in the middle of summer, we had to choose to either make him the oldest in his class, or the absolute youngest in his class. We started talking about this a few years ago because we knew it would effect when we needed to start him in school. Initially, I wanted to put him in right away and make him the youngest. We spent a lot of time talking about it, talking with people who also had to make the same choice, talking to younger grades teachers, and taking our specific child into the mix. After doing all of those things, we decided to make him the oldest in his group. So he's 4, but in 3 year old pre-k. The rest of his class will turn 4 throughout the year, so after a few months, he won't be the only 4 year old anymore. Basically, he'll start kindergarten already 6 years old and will just remain 6 for the entire school year (and other kids will turn 6 as the year goes on). So far, I think this is the perfect choice for Cooper.
Open house was very low-key, and Cooper played with a friend while Matt and I filled out some forms.
Cooper's class! His teacher is Miss Jennifer, and his class theme for the year is Fruit of the Spirit. Every kid gets their own fruit for the year (it's on their cubby, their backpack, and their mat), and Cooper is a coconut (so perfect - haha)!
We are so excited to see how much he grows this year! A big change for him will be that he now goes to school for 5 days a week instead of 3 like last year. Currently, we're one week in to school and he's doing great!


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Q: Error: Must use import to load ES Module - MikroOrm and Typescript I'm trying to initialize a mikrorm setup to handle my postgres DB, but I fail to run my run-dev script due to ESM compilation error:
> yarn dev
Error: Must use import to load ES Module: C:\Users\Itay\Desktop\anewproj\dastack\server\src\index.ts

I delved deep into what can be the issue if it's tsconfig stuff that had to be changed or a loose import but sadly i didn't find anything pointing to it being in these files (index.ts, mikro-orm.config.ts)
I'm using the latest node version:
node -v
v18.7.0

and this version of yarn:
yarn -v
1.22.19

Also, I stumble into a very simillar error when I'm trying to run migrations through the cli tool:
Error [ERR_REQUIRE_ESM]: Must use import to load ES Module

these are the files i've been working on:
index.ts
import { MikroORM } from "@mikro-orm/core";
import { Post } from "./entities/Post";
import { __prod__ } from "./constants";
import microConfig from './mikro-orm.config';

const main = async () => {
    const orm = await MikroORM.init(microConfig);

    const post = orm.em.create(Post, {title: 'my first dummpy post', createdAt: new Date(), updatedAt: new Date()});
    await orm.em.persistAndFlush(post);

    console.log("-----------sql 2 --------")
    await orm.em.nativeInsert(Post, {title: "second post with other insert"});

}

main().catch(err => {
    console.error(err)
})

mikto-orm.config.ts
import { __prod__ } from "./constants";
import { MikroORM } from "@mikro-orm/core";
import { Post } from "./entities/Post";
import path from "path";

export default {

    migrations: {
    path: path.join(__dirname, "./migrations"),
    pattern: /^[\w]+\d+\.[tj]$/,
    },
    entities: [Post],
    dbName:"fakereddit",
    type:"postgresql",
    debug:!__prod__,

} as Parameters<typeof MikroORM.init>[0];

tsconfig.json
{
  "compilerOptions": {
    "target": "ES2021",
    "module": "ESNext",
    "lib": ["dom", "ESNext", "esnext.asynciterable"],
    "skipLibCheck": true,
    "sourceMap": true,
    "outDir": "./dist",
    "moduleResolution": "node",
    "removeComments": true,
    "noImplicitAny": true,
    "strictNullChecks": true,
    "strictFunctionTypes": true,
    "noImplicitThis": true,
    "noUnusedLocals": true,
    "noUnusedParameters": true,
    "noImplicitReturns": true,
    "noFallthroughCasesInSwitch": true,
    "allowSyntheticDefaultImports": true,
    "esModuleInterop": true,
    "emitDecoratorMetadata": true,
    "experimentalDecorators": true,
    "resolveJsonModule": true,
    "baseUrl": ".",
    "strict": true
  },
  "ts-node": {
    "esm": true
  },
  "exclude": ["node_modules"],
  "include": ["./src/**/*.tsx", "./src/**/*.ts"]
}

Hope there's a way to fix this without nuking everything

A: This is now handled automatically in MikroORM v5.4+

I would rather discourage use of ES modules if you plan on using classes for e
ntity definition and the default reflect-metadata, as you will fall into issues with circular dependencies easily. With ts-morph or EntitySchema it might work, but there will be other issues on the way, many dependencies are not ESM ready just yet IMHO.
But if you still want to try, you can make MikroORM use dynamic imports via MIKRO_ORM_DYNAMIC_IMPORTS=1 env var.
You can also see the JS example repository that uses ES modules with EntitySchema:
https://github.com/mikro-orm/express-js-example-app
(it uses the .env file to set this)
edit: next version of MikroORM (5.3.2 or above) will handle this automatically, MIKRO_ORM_DYNAMIC_IMPORTS won't be needed.

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Now police are appealing for witnesses of the incident which took place at around 7.30pm on Friday, March 15.
The youngster was badly shaken but was not seriously hurt and did not require hospital treatment.
He was cycling with two friends when the gang of men blocked their path.
Police say the man who attacked the boy was in his early 20s, over six feet tall and of stocky build.
He was wearing a light grey hoody and a black puffer body warmer with an orange logo on the left of his chest. The man who ordered the victim to get off his bike is described as about 17 and around 5ft 8 inches tall and of slim build. He had short blonde hair, freckles and a Liverpudlian accent.
"We want to speak to anyone who was in the area around the time of the incident and witnessed what happened or anything else that may be relevant.
Anyone with information that may help should call Cheshire Constabulary on 101, quoting IML 347917, give the details via https://cheshire.police.uk/contact/general-enquiries or contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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Q: Rails activeadmin partial form action I have a custom form for rails activeadmin, but for some reason the action of the form is throwing error:
undefined method `posts_path' for #<#<Class:0x007f63cad3e5c0>:0x007f63bcc4e2e0>

Heres my admin/post.rb
ActiveAdmin.register Post do

  # See permitted parameters documentation:
  # https://github.com/activeadmin/activeadmin/blob/master/docs/2-resource-customization.md#setting-up-strong-parameters
  #
  # permit_params :list, :of, :attributes, :on, :model
  #
  # or
  #
  # permit_params do
  #   permitted = [:permitted, :attributes]
  #   permitted << :other if resource.something?
  #   permitted
  # end

  form :partial => 'form'

end

My partial file _form.html.erb
<%= form_tag(resource, method: "post", multipart: true, class: 'formtastic post') do %>
<fieldset class="inputs">

            <%= label_tag('post_title', "Title") %>
            <%= text_field(:post, :title) %>

            <%= label_tag('description', "Description") %>
            <%= text_area_tag(:description) %>

            <%= label_tag('file', "Upload Image") %>
            <%= file_field_tag :file %>

            <%= label_tag('file', "Select Theme:") %>
            <%= collection_select(:post, :category_id, Category.all, :id, :title, prompt: true) %>

</fieldset>

<fieldset class="actions">

            <%= submit_tag("Create Post") %>

            Cancel

</fieldset>
<% end %>

A: Well, form builder is trying to find posts_path, whereas posts are under admin scope
Try
= active_admin_form_for [:admin, resource] do |f|

Also
= semantic_form_for [:admin, resource] do |f|

works as well

A: My workaround:
<% url = resource.new_record? ? admin_posts_path : admin_post_path(resource) %>
<%= form_tag url do |f| %>
  <%= text_field(:post, :title) %>
<% end %>


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Her interests are painting, photography, writing, film, running, swimming, gymnastics and dancing.
In 2004 she entered both the Ford Supermodel Search and Ballygowan Supermodel Search. In 2006 she signed with Ford Models Europe and made her debut when she walked the spring shows for Miu Miu, Dries Van Noten and Luis Vuitton in Paris.
Laragh McCann has signed with AVANT MDELS Warsaw, Wizard Models Tokyo and Viva Models Berlin.
In 2004, Laragh McCann entered the Ford Supermodel Search and the Ballygowan Supermodel Search.
In 2006 she signed with Ford Models Europe. Her debut was in Paris where she walked the spring shows for Luis Vuitton, Miu Miu and Dries Van Noten. She also appeared in an editorial for Glamour Italy that was photographed by Claudia Pasanisi Smith.
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Perhaps Halloween came a month late for the boys as the Spartans treated the spectators to a horror show on Saturday with a heavy defeat away at Dinnington.
Perhaps many players had hoped the game would be off as the forecast was for ice and snow, but in the event it was a crisp winter morning, but much warmer than forecast. However, for some reason right from the off the Spartans were completely off the pace and playing a different game to recent weeks. Where the passing game had previously been improving, they reverted to tring to beat the whole team. Players playing on the wrong side of the field or trying to take the ball off their team mates.
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Album opener "This Extravagant Lie" is that tune playing mournfully on the jukebox as one enters the town's lone watering hole. "A fitting shadow tightly stretched atop the heap, Another page stained and turned, Notes beget blood in blessed sleep, I've never been one to crumble so easily." Each line from the opening verse could be a specific character populating that barren roadhouse. The music plinking out of the worn speakers a-washed in reverb and delay, the horns coming in just at the right time to ram home the feeling. The feeling of being alone in a crowded room.
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Steve Altamuro steps down from Washington Township school board
Updated Jan 17, 2019; Posted Apr 24, 2013
By Michelle Caffrey | For NJ.com
In a surprise move at the end of Tuesday night's Washington Township Board of Education meeting, member Steve Altamuro announced his resignation from the board, effective at the close of the meeting.
Altamuro, a former assemblyman and township councilman, has been an outspoken and controversial member of the board during his three-year tenure, serving as president for two of them. He said that he hasn't been able to attend board and committee meetings as regularly lately due to work, and he wants to spend more time with his wife and three children after spending the past decade or more in public office. If the school board's election wasn't moved to November -- a move Altamuro was against -- his term would've been up in May, he said, adding he intended to serve one three-year term and nothing more.
"I'm just not committed to spending the colossal amount of time needed to be a board member," Altamuro said, adding later it's not the last the board will see of him. "I think I can better serve the people of Washington Township as a member of public coming out to meetings. I can represent all of the people in town without the restrictions I have on me now."
A critic of increasing taxes and an advocate of finding savings via outsourcing some district support services, Altamuro said that he's more free to speak his mind when he's at the podium and not on the dais.
"I don't want to hold my tongue anymore," Altamuro said. "When I step down, I don't have to be shackled by limitations, and I won't be any more."
In his foreboding farewell address on Tuesday night, Altamuro had harsh warnings for the future of the school district. He said the fiscal accomplishments the board achieved in past years when they decreased budgets two years in a row, are being "undone." He also warned against board members with political agendas, stating "beware of members' motivations and why they're here."
Altamuro, a former member of the negotiations committee during contract negotiations, often took -- and returned -- blows, from members of the Washington Township Education Association,
whether during board meetings
on distributed literature
During rallies and public comments, Altamuro was
accused of disrespecting teachers
, while he countered that union members were
attacking the board without knowing the real story behind negotiations.
stepped down
from the negotiations committee in January, saying he didn't want to allow the union to use him as an excuse for why the contract wasn't settled.
During his remarks Tuesday, Altamuro said he only had the best interest of the district, students and taxpayers in mind when on the board.
"I intended to serve a three-year term. I never had the intention to seek reelection," Altamuro said. "It's never been a stepping stone or way to advance myself."
Altamuro, a Washington Township High School alumni, said it wasn't all a bust, and that he has "had some good times" on the board. "I enjoyed going back to my high school and attending graduations."
Board of Education President Kurt Snyder thanked Altamuro for his service after his resignation was accepted unanimously by the board, and said he appreciated his candor over the years.
"I thank you for always being upfront," Snyder said.
Contact staff writer Michelle Caffrey at 856-686-3686 or mcaffrey@southjerseymedia.com


By Daniel R. Anderson, M.D., Ph.D.
When I talk to my patients about their heart disease, we're really talking about inflammation.
Research has well established in recent decades the role inflammation plays in the development of plaques in the arteries or atherosclerotic disease. Inflammation is the steady drumbeat of a slow march toward heart disease that may not present any problems or even symptoms until a life-threatening heart attack or debilitating stroke.
Unfortunately, I don't meet many of my patients until after one of those major events, and I'm confident every other cardiologist in the world can say the same thing.
Heart disease is called the silent killer for a good reason, and much of cardiology today is about managing symptoms and mitigating risk factors. By the time a cardiologist or physician is brought into the equation, much of the damage has already been done.
If we look at heart disease as links in a chain—with a heart attack or stroke as the final link—then inflammation is one of the first links.
Eliminate inflammation, and we end heart disease, right?
Probably not, even if that were remotely possible.
But we could definitely knock it off its perch as the world's top killer. We might be able to help those people living with the silent killer and don't even know it—like the 52-year-old who has all the outward appearances of health and vitality but then suddenly drops dead without warning or symptoms.
In fact, all three stages of plaque development—initiation, growth and rupture with stroke or heart attack as a final event—could be a result of inflammation from injured arteries. Injuries that promote atherosclerosis include smoking, high blood pressure, diabetes and high LDL or "bad" cholesterol.
These risk factors cause a number of responses that result in the production of molecules and mediators that cause inflammation in the artery walls. Meanwhile, in the course of a lifetime, the smooth muscle cells and immune cells within the artery walls take up cholesterol and other proteins in the blood.
That uptake is believed to be a key player in the build up of the fatty streak in our arteries while we are still very young—perhaps as early as our teens or even younger.
As the insults and injuries pile up in our lifetimes, immune cells are attracted to the growing atherosclerotic plaque in our arteries. One particular bad player is the "bad" cholesterol, which is the prime suspect in the death of smooth muscle cells and the breakdown in tissue that holds arteries together.
As the plaque builds up and artery walls weaken, a rupture is nearly inevitable. The rupture exposes the plaque contents to our blood's clotting cells, which in turn attach to the plaque, resulting in a thrombus that blocks blood flow. This is the heart attack we all fear.
The ultimate result can be a fatal heart attack while you're blowing out the candles on your 52nd birthday cake. For others, it might happen at 62 or 72 or 82.
All of this is just part of being human. It was true 10,000 years ago, is true today and will probably continue to be true for generations to come.
That inevitability, however, doesn't mean we should all just give in and take up smoking or join the bacon-of-the-month club.
Life is full of risks. Knowing these risks—and taking the right precautions—is part of why we live more than twice as long as Americans did just 100 years ago.
We now understand that not only is inflammation a central aspect of plaque and coronary artery disease, but the type of inflammation plays a critical role in how heart disease progresses. Even better, the type of inflammation might tell us what type of cardiac event might occur in the future.
So, a cardiovascular event such as suffering a heart attack and dying at 52 years old, or chest pain at age 65, which requires artery bypass surgery or a stroke at age 75 may depend on the specific type of inflammation that likely has been present for decades.
Several sobering studies show that 70 percent of 30-year-olds already have plaques and atherosclerotic disease.
Predicting if and how this atherosclerotic disease progresses as we age is the challenge. Right now, we are not very good at predicting who will "drop dead from a heart attack" at the age of 52 or who will live with atherosclerotic disease into old age, with or without problems.
There are a number of ways to measure inflammation, however.
Several blood tests determine if you have a risk for a cardiovascular event by measuring blood levels of inflammatory molecules, including the high sensitivity C-reactive protein test, or hs-CRP for short. One of the most widely available tests, hs-CRP, determines if you have an elevated risk of a cardiovascular event.
But there's nothing out there that can accurately gauge the risk for a 30- or 40-year-old long before any of the trouble arises. Recognition of the problem at the time of a heart attack is really a failure of medicine.
If 70 percent of adults have atherosclerotic disease by the third decade, we need to be talking about how to prevent the death at age 52. We are good at predicting risk in young adults, and we're getting better at it. However, we miss almost 20 percent of adults who have disease because every test tells us all is well. Then the event or heart attack occurs.
Why are we missing these people?
The answer is unclear, but it may be in part due to inflammation. Until we better understand inflammation, we can't effectively predict events in some individuals, regardless of their age.
Sadly, most cardiac patients don't even know they have a problem until they're recovering from a heart attack or stroke. Most troubling are those who have the first event that turns out to be fatal.
Working with Geoffrey M. Thiele, Ph.D., and Michael J. Duryee, M.S., at UNMC, we have found a new biomarker for inflammation, and we're optimistic about its ability to accurately predict cardiac events. But we still have years of work before that test becomes a reality.
Treat diabetes with weight loss and, if necessary, medications.
We also know that inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis result in systemic inflammation, and local infections like gingivitis, prostatitis, bronchitis, urinary tract infections and gastric inflammation are associated with plaque formation and atherosclerosis. These inflammatory diseases also accelerate plaque development, atherosclerotic disease and cause cardiovascular events earlier in life.
Being aware and treating these issues will serve you well.
The risk is real. You know what to do.
Treat your known medical problems.
Don't smoke, lose the weight, eat right and exercise.
If you do all these things, your inflammation will decrease and your risk of a cardiovascular event will also decrease or be delayed by years.
Hopefully you don't have an event until you are 62 or 72 or, better yet, not at all. That is unquestionably a real possibility, with aggressive treatment.
While searching for evidence that might add insight into inflammatory conditions such as alcoholic liver disease and arthritis, researchers at the University of Nebraska Medical Center and the Omaha VA Medical Center made a remarkable discovery.
Dr. Geoffrey Thiele, a professor of internal medicine, and Michael Duryee, a research coordinator for the Division Rheumatology and Immunology at UNMC's College of Medicine, examined a natural molecule known as MAA or malondialdehyde–acetaldehyde. MAA builds up in a person's blood as a result of inflammation, and as the research team discovered, it also indicates the presence of coronary artery disease.
Thiele and Duryee—along with cardiologist and researcher Daniel Anderson, M.D., Ph.D.—tested blood samples from hundreds of volunteers in two separate pilot studies. Both studies found a clear correlation between MAA and coronary artery disease, which often leads to heart disease, the world's leading killer.
The team is currently developing the discovery into an inexpensive and simple blood test that could more accurately predict a person's risk of cardiac events like heart attack or stroke.
If successful, the test could better arm physicians worldwide with years, if not decades, of advance warning against a patient's risk of heart attack, enabling earlier and more effective preventative care.
UNeMed Corporation is the technology transfer office (TTO) for the University of Nebraska Medical Center. UNeMed serves researchers, faculty and staff who develop new biomedical technology and inventions and strives to help bring those innovations to the marketplace for a healthier and better world.


How Risky Are The Compounds Called AGEs in Cooked Meats?
Q: How risky are the compounds called AGEs in cooked meats?
A: AGEs (advanced glycation end products) are compounds that seem to increase oxidation and inflammation in the body; they are linked to heart disease, and may play some role in cancer development. These compounds form when beef, pork, chicken and fish are cooked, especially at higher temperatures and with dry heat (roasting, grilling, frying and broiling). However, they also form in other foods and within the body. AGEs form when high-fat foods are heated to high temperatures and in production of dry-heat processed snack foods (such as crackers, chips and cookies). Animal and limited human research suggests that greater consumption of AGEs raises their level in the body. Although many foods contain these compounds, research suggests that people who eat the major sources – diets high in grilled or roasted meats, fats and highly processed foods – may consume more than double the AGEs of people who eat meals rich in plant foods with smaller amounts of meat, especially prepared by moist heat (in soup or stew, microwaved or poached). It would be premature to make dietary changes solely based on concern about AGEs, but the mostly plant-based diet with meats in only moderate portions (infrequently cooked at high temperatures) and with limited use of highly processed foods is already the advice to reduce risk of cancer and promote overall health. AGEs form within the body during normal metabolism, but in greater amounts in people with high blood sugar and perhaps with obesity. So the bottom line is that the basic steps that decrease risk of cancer and heart disease seem to also go a long way to decrease exposure to AGEs.


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013import javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException;
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016import org.jsimpledb.core.CollectionField;
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024    private SimpleSchemaField elementField;
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026    public SimpleSchemaField getElementField() {
027        return this.elementField;
028    }
029    public void setElementField(SimpleSchemaField elementField) {
030        this.elementField = elementField;
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033    @Override
034    public Map<String, SimpleSchemaField> getSubFields() {
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038    @Override
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078    @Override
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Im trying to have text move behind an object as if it were being dropped into something... any ideas how to do this? it would mean animating the text onto the page, having it move and then make it look it it's moving into an object and then disappearing.. any ideas?
The way VideoScribe works is that the order the elements are drawn on the canvas is determined by their order in the timeline. The leftmost element in the timeline will be drawn first and the right most element last. When an element has been added to the canvas anything that is drawn after will appear on top of it on the canvas. So you can't really have an element move behind one that is already on the canvas; it will always appear on top.
The best I can come up with is to use a morph of an image to make it drop (but you can't morph text unless you create the text as an SVG) into a box and then duplicate the box. I have attached an example scribe here that you can import into VideoScribe.
Maybe you could fake the move behind with scribble outs. I attached an example.
Thank you! for some reason i cant seem to open these files!
You need to download them. Then import them into videoscribe by clicking the folder in the lower right corner of project screen.
You can't just click/doubleclick the file to open, if that if what you are doing.
Thank you! I wish this was more easily achieved with text! The moving text option works Russ, but if it's not great if I'm moving multiple text elements. The Penny option would be good if i was just using an image ( i get that i could just get the text as a png but then i loose functionality!) .
i suppose there is just no good answer!


Given his last name and the fact that he's a Los Angeles-based classical-music composer, Adam Schoenberg has been asked a certain question more times than he cares to remember: Is he related to the late, great 20th century composer Arnold Schoenberg?
"No, I'm not," said the 32-year-old Schoenberg with a rueful smile, as if sorry to disappoint. Seated on a couch in his L.A. home during a recent interview, he explained that he hails from rural Massachusetts and that he's a relatively new Angeleno, having moved here a few years ago with his wife.
But Schoenberg said that his family tree isn't completely devoid of musical genius — he is distantly related to the Gershwin clan by marriage.
A Juilliard graduate, Schoenberg has worked closely with conductor Robert Spano and the so-called Atlanta School of composers — a cohort of new-music writers who collaborate frequently with the Atlanta Symphony. Schoenberg's "American Symphony" will be presented in Atlanta in October.
His piece "Finding Rothko," a chamber orchestra piece inspired by the works of Mark Rothko, will be presented in April by the Pacific Symphony in Costa Mesa.
This summer has been a busy one for Schoenberg. His wife, Janine, a playwright and screenwriter, recently gave birth to their first child, a son named Luca. ("Bounce" is inspired by their son.) This semester, he begins a full-time teaching position at UCLA's Herb Alpert School of Music. He will teach classes, appropriately enough, at Schoenberg Hall.
The composer spoke about his new piece and his career so far. Here are excerpts from the conversation.
How would you describe "Bounce"?
A friend of mine said it sounds like Radiohead meets Aaron Copland. I think that's pretty accurate.
Is there anything unusual about the piece?
It uses an instrument called an aluphone. It's a new percussion instrument that comes from Denmark. [It features a series of bowls in a marimba-like formation.] I think it's the first time that it's been used in an orchestral composition.
How difficult is it to make a living as a young composer in L.A.?
Last year, I made a living off of my compositions. But with a family, I need more income. The teaching position at UCLA definitely helps.
You've written scores for some independent movies. Does Hollywood interest you?
I would love to write a film score and one orchestral piece a year. But what's important for me now is composing for orchestras.
You wrote an academic thesis on film composer Thomas Newman. What was that like?
He's someone who's been influential on my own music. I was able to come out here and watch him work on "Revolutionary Road."
What's your favorite Thomas Newman score?
"American Beauty." I just saw "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel," and I thought his music for that was excellent. I also liked his score for "Wall-E."
Were you a musical kid growing up?
I pretty much kept to myself as a kid, and the piano was something I could do on my own. But music wasn't something I considered as a career until I got to college [at Oberlin].
What do you do when you're not composing?
I'm a big sports fans. I'm always watching "SportsCenter" [on ESPN].
Would you describe yourself as a fast composer?
No, I'm a slow writer. Improvising is big for me. I'll sit at my piano [a 1917 Steinway baby grand] and just improvise. Then I'll write it down by hand. I feel comfortable composing that way, but I'll also use software.
Is it easy to compose with a newborn in the house?
My studio used to be in what is now the nursery. But now I can compose at work. I'm usually the most productive between 1 a.m. and 4 a.m.
Doesn't that wake the baby?
He wakes up every 30 minutes, so it's not a problem.


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In the 2015-2016 school year, students were arrested 50 times at SPPS. Last year, only five students were arrested. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
On May 25, 2016, St. Paul School Resource Officer Bill Kraus forcibly arrested then 19-year-old Darion Bell outside of St. Paul Central High School. Bell, a Black youth who had recently transferred out of Central to the High School for Recording Arts, was on Central's campus to visit one of his former teachers. Kraus used mace to detain Bell and violently slammed Bell to the concrete. Kraus, a tall and broad white man with more than 23 years experience in policing, kept his knee in the center of Bell's back, despite Bell's multiple cries of pain and cries for help.
The end of the incident was caught on camera. (Note, the following video contains images of police violence and adult language).
Bell's arrest – and the lack of discipline for Kraus – capped off a school year punctuated by violence and discrimination against students of color from the police, teachers and administration of St. Paul Public Schools (SPPS). In the fall of 2015, that same school year, a school resource officer maced a group of students to break up a fight at Como Park High School, while another student was tased for "obstructing legal process with force and disorderly conduct" according to the incident report. The student had apparently resisted leaving the building after being suspended, according to a report from MPR News. In March 2016, teacher Theo Olson was put on paid administrative leave for making multiple racist comments on social media and his personal blog. The district's handling of Olson's case, which many families noted was indicative of an entire school district culture and not just one outlier teacher, sparked a protest during a March 2016 meeting of the SPPS Board of Education. After Bell's arrest, students at Central High School staged a walk-out in protest of school resource officers.
"Do we want to contribute to the school-to-prison pipeline, or are we really trying to protect students?" Alaziz continued.
The stage was set, and in such a climate the call from parents and students was to drastically change policies around School Resource Officers (SROs) or get rid of them altogether.
In August 2016, SPPS renegotiated its contract with School Resource Officers, the St. Paul Police officers who work in the high schools of the district. The 2016-2017 school year contract greatly reduced the officers' involvement in student discipline, called for more training and records keeping of student engagement, while also creating pilot restorative justice programs around the district.
But despite all the new directives and policies, families from the school district still feel that there is a persistent culture of intimidation and discrimination.
In short, the district has work to do. And the SRO contract is being renegotiated again this summer.
St. Paul Public Schools currently employs nine School Resource Officers, four of whom are people of color. There is one SRO posted at each of the district's high schools, with two SROs designated as "mobile" positions, offering backup at the high schools as needed. Bill Kraus, who violently arrested former SPPS student Darion Bell in May 2016, is a mobile officer.
The new SRO contract brought a litany of changes to how the SROs operate and cost the district $884,499 – money that many view could have been better spent elsewhere.
"I was in a classroom where the textbooks, my teacher had students blacking out certain parts of it because they were so outdated. And there are so many parts of the school that need renewing, but there's no money for it," said Central student Makkah Abdur Salaam at the July 2016 meeting.
SROs now no longer arrest students for low-level offenses, such as petty theft or fighting without a weapon. Instead, SPPS now has a greater emphasis on restorative justice. Six pilot programs were granted $150,000 each across the school district this past year, with the program poised to grow to nine pilot sites next year. The district also added more school counselors, social workers, psychologists and nurses.
This change has greatly reduced the number of arrests at SPPS. In the 2015-2016 school year, students were arrested 50 times at SPPS. Last year, only five students were arrested. Both years are down significantly from the 2014-2015 school year, when 129 arrests were made.
But there were even more changes this past year, ones that Olson said were designed to "humanize" the SROs and "to bring more understanding," both for the students and the SROs as they perform their job. The officers now wear a blue polo shirt rather than the standard police uniform to appear less intimidating. The district also introduced the SROs to students and families more visibly this year, by having them participate in welcoming events and sending out Q&A interviews of the SROs "so the community can get to know them," Olson said. The SRO interviews are not available in any language other than English, a fact that was not lost on Diriye, who primarily works with East African families.
As a former dean of students, Diriye said that meaningful outreach to families – with proper translation services and proactive engagement – should have been implemented on SRO issues long before the new contract.
"You have to show the parents and the kids that you care, that means you call personally. Not email. You have to build a relationship. Right now, there's not enough outreach, the only time they send a message is when the student is already in trouble," Diriye said.
SROs also now track their engagement with students – something that wasn't done until this past school year, despite the district tracking metrics on almost every other aspect of a student's academic career. The tracking is subjective (categorized as positive or negative) and is self-reported by the SROs.
Khulia Pringle, an organizer, educator and parent of a former SPPS student, is highly skeptical. When the SROs self-report interactions, Pringle said that what counts as an interaction is unclear. There's also a lack of clarity around what counts as positive.
And while Olson said the district is working to ensure that students and their families know their rights and have access to outside resources after a confrontation, she also pointed out that she and the district are still working on better communicating with students.
What has perhaps brought about the most change in Olson's opinion, was that all nine SROs were required to participate in monthly facilitated "reflective conversations" to help them with de-escalation by talking through their fears and feelings and to understand what a confrontation would look like through the lens of a student or the student's family.
"We're encouraging them to think about 'How am I presenting myself in this situation?' We have to acknowledge that their might be negative trauma with the police, and our SROs have split seconds to make a decision sometimes," Olson said. "We'll never be 100 percent perfect. It's unrealistic to believe that there's a full embrace of the concept, but we believe we have a strong momentum going," Olson said.
By the numbers, SPPS is bucking national trends. Schools with SROs are usually five times more likely to arrest than schools without. And according to a 2010 report from the National Center for Education Statistics, the number of SROs increased nationally by 27 percent from 1997 to 2007. But in St. Paul, from 1989 to 2016, SROs were reduced from 17 officers to nine. Due to budget constraints, Olson said the two mobile officers will be cut in the 2017-2018 school year, leaving only seven SROs in the district.
But for all the improvements, problems persist.
Tyrese Clarke was an honor roll student from fourth through ninth grade in St. Paul Public Schools. His mother, Melissa Gallagher, describes him as well liked and a class clown. Clarke has ADHD, but that has never hindered him. He has been working and earning his own money since he was 15.
Clarke and Gallagher said that they felt like Clarke was racially targeted. Due to the amount of stress the treatment brought him, Clarke left SPPS in November.
Clarke and Gallagher's experience is not unique. Pringle's daughter experienced similar issues until she left SPPS. Bell dropped out of school altogether after the incident with SRO Kraus.
For these reasons, Pringle would like to see SROs phased out of schools, especially in St. Paul. If the district reduced spending on SROs, Pringle suggested SPPS invest the nearly $900,000 from the SRO contract into training parents and elders as community-led accountability partners for classrooms. In her view, it would be a lot cheaper than police officers, and would be more effective too.
"With students, it's about building real relationships in community, that's the only way we're going to figure this out," she said.
The next SPPS Board of Education meeting will be held on Aug. 15 at 6:05 p.m., preceded by a public comment period at 5:30 p.m.
While I don't agree with SROs in general, the main incident cited was one where the student was belligerent and refused to leave. I would expect any student black or white behaving like that with an officer could expect to get treated that way – firmly and without a doubt. That said, the Tyrese Clarke situation is shocking, saddening and a real downer — don't teachers get any kind of cultural bias training at all! If this is what is happening in general, we are wasting many lives here in this town. The problems overall to me seemed related to cultural issues — a clueless Hispanic Superintendent who obtained power, and took the Hispanic approach of "now it's my turn to be in power, do it my way, or the highway!"; I have seen Hispanics, even those who looked very "black" see themselves as "white" and at the same time viscerally fear those who are "black". I don't think we take seriously enough the various cultural issues that can arise as we become less homogeneous. Meanwhile the many ethnic groups of Saint Paul have suffered under her tenure. Good riddance.
If there was any way I could sue the st.paul humbolt school Principal I would for him failing my son and Discriminating him and the board of Education.
At Harding high School we have one of the best SRO officer . I see how he interact with students and staff.
He know students by names.
Another SRO was officer Simmons who retired and work st Johnson high School and also was their basketball coach.
The Kraus arrest looked pretty much by the book, not brutality. I think we need to pick our battles and not cry wolf every time an officer has to use force.


"If you couldn't answer with your job, how would you answer the question 'what do you do'?"
It's funny, if you actually did ask me that question, I probably wouldn't answer with my job anyway. While my job is something I do, it's not who I am. What I am and what I do right now is be a MOM.
I worry about my child 24/7. Whether he's developing at the right pace, whether he's smart, whether's he's eating enough, whether he's safe, whether he's happy.
I am there for him. Through the long sleepless nights, the bumps/bruises, the snot, the poop, the drool, the milestones and all the uneventful moments of just being.
I nurture his curiosity. By reading to him, by talking to him, by singing to him, by playing with him, by being by his side as he explores.
I provide for him. I give him clothes, toys, sustenance, attention, affection, adoration, a home where he's safe, a family full of people that love him.
I document his life. I take photos, I write letters, I keep mementos, all so he knows where he came from and that we think ever single moment with him is special.
I create memories for him. I provide entertainment and activities, plan vacations and trips, give him experiences and outings and adventures.
I exist. To make him happy, to make sure he's safe, to teach him to be a good person, to kiss his ouchies and make it all better.
I am his quiet. He is my wild.
I love him. Unconditionally. With all my heart and soul. I am his mama.
Love this :) Motherhood is amazing, isn't it? I enjoyed your Mommy Confessions, by the way. Some had me in tears and others had me laughing hysterically. Read them to the hubs and he just didn't get it. Men! Great post!
"I am his quiet. He is my wild." So beautifully said. Motherhood is just so huge and all encompassing, luckily in mostly all wonderful ways.
So well put, as always!
Awww, I love it! You are such an awesome mama.
I love this. You have such a way with words!
I've read your blog for quite a while and each time I learn something new from your posts. I'm not a mother yet but I do know that if I'm even half of the mother you are, I'll be doing a good job.
melted my heart! Great post on motherhood!
So sweet. You have such a gift with words!
While being a full-time mom is my only job (for now), I don't think I would have any other answer as to what I do. It is my life.
So so sweet!! You are the best mom!