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Fri, 13 Nov 2009 03:06:29 GMT

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Bipolar disorder, also known as manic depression, is a life-long illness affecting the chemistry of the brain. In classic cases, it causes severe mood swings from manic episodes of extreme highs to depressive episodes of debilitating lows, with relatively normal periods in-between. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, over 2 million people age 18 and older have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

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Fri, 13 Nov 2009 00:36:21 GMT

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KVIE Public Television Blog

The experience of KVIE is your experience. Join the conversation.

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I came to work at KVIE in 2007 at the ripe old age of 25. While I have always loved PBS I was certainly more familiar with the programming geared towards the younger crowd. I grew up on Sesame Street, Mr. Rogers and, my personal favorite, 3-2-1 Contact!

Cures For Panic Attacks

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 20:39:39 GMT

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What is panic? Panic is described as a sudden fear that can be with or without cause. It can create irrational and hysterical behavior. It is an outbreak and instance of overwhelming fear. A panic attack does not choose a person in any age or gender, it can happen to anyone at any place. This condition is harmless but threatening and can be dangerous to patients with high blood pressure.

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Half of working age adults in this Illinois town unemployed

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 19:08:25 GMT

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clipper's remarks: What this politically correct piece doesn't say is the town is probably mostly black.

So what does this tell you? Obama sprung from Illinois politics. Beyond any doubt, this town likely voted for Obama.

How do you like that "hope and change" Pembroke citizens??

Welcome to Obama's Amerika.

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If you think the recession has hit hard where you live, consider the little Northern Illinois town where almost half the working age adults are out of work. It's called Pembroke. CBS2's Mike Parker reports.

Imagine a community so deep in the hole, the government has fired the police force and closed two of three elementary schools. It's happened in Pembroke, a little town of some 3,000 in eastern Kankakee County near the Indiana border.

It's a town where these days, many folks don't rebuild after a fire. The charred remains just sit there.

Payton says the unemployment rate is 46 percent and the median income is just half the statewide figure. Payton says his goal right now is to create jobs in a place where businesses don't seem to want to come, and the young people mostly want to leave.

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Scott Dunn Supporting ED DRAKE’S 2010 Winter Olympic Journey

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 11:39:22 GMT

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holiday experts at Scott Dunn are leading a campaign to support Britain’s Number One male Alpine Skier Ed Drake in his quest to win gold at the forthcoming Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games (Feb 2010).

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Scott Dunn Supporting ED DRAKE’S 2010 Winter Olympic Journey

Biography
Ed Drake, 23, has been a full time member of the British Team for the last five years, and is currently ranked sixth in the world for his age group and in the top 50 overall. From Kingston, Surrey, Ed has skied since the age of three - dry ski slope racing, interspersed with family ski holidays in his favorite resort in Morzine, France, led to Ed joining the Kandahar Ski Club, the world’s oldest racing ski club. He has risen steadily through the ranks of British skiing, winning the British Junior Championship and the Individual British Championship. Despite a hip operation in 2006, Ed bounced back and his most recent successes including finishing in the top thirty in both the Downhill and Super G at Val d'Isere in the 2009 World Championships, and winning the Giant Slalom and Super G titles at the 2009 British Championships.

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Lee Sandlin: Losing the War

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 02:54:43 GMT

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I figured people had to know the basics -- World War II isn't exactly easy to miss. It was the largest war ever fought, the largest single event in history. Other than the black death of the Middle Ages, it's the worst thing we know of that has ever happened to the human race. Its aftereffects surround us in countless intertwining ways…

So what did the people I asked know about the war? Nobody could tell me the first thing about it. Once they got past who won they almost drew a blank. All they knew were those big totemic names -- Pearl Harbor, D day, Auschwitz, Hiroshima -- whose unfathomable reaches of experience had been boiled down to an abstract atrocity. The rest was gone…

I think what my little survey really demonstrates is how vast the gap is between the experience of war and the experience of peace.

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People my age and younger who've grown up in the American heartland can't help but take for granted that war is unnatural. We think of the limitless peace around us as the baseline condition of life.

But there've been places and times where people have thought of war as the given and peace the perversion. The Greeks of Homer's time, for instance, saw war as the one enduring constant underlying the petty affairs of humanity, as routine and all-consuming as the cycle of the seasons

In our own culture the people who know what war is like find it almost impossible to communicate with the children of peace. In the last election Bob Dole was defeated in large part because of World War II -- what he thought it meant, and what he didn't see it meant to people of a later generation.

Out of idle curiosity, I've been asking friends, people my age and younger, what they know about war

To give everybody a big enough target I asked about World War II.

Tags: war, peace, history, experience, generations, forgetting

How to Grow Thicker Hair

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 00:27:39 GMT

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If you have naturally thin hair or are just starting to notice that your hair is thinning as you age, there are ways to support natural hair growth and grow thicker hair. There are certain factors, well beyond aging, that make someone more prone to hair thinning or hair loss.

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ainee que je voudrais renconrer

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 00:23:36 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Au premier regard,c'est certain qu'on se dit:"par où est-ce qu'elle respire?"En deuxieme lieu,je me dit:"Crisse qu'elle aurait beaucoups de choses a me raconter,a m'apprendre!Son vecu(qui a de l'age)et ses us et coutumes.Can't wait!On part quand?
OOPS!!J'ai oublie d'ecrire en anglais!OUPS!!Forgot to write in english!Next time.

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Elderly Who Forget Age Remember Better

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 23:09:01 GMT

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clipper's remarks: A study in the journal Experimental Aging Research finds that senior citizens who were reminded about their age and stereotypes about old age performed worse on memory tests than secure seniors.

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a new study finds that older folks who accept that seniors’ memories get worse do worse on memory tests.

Scientists interested in the effects of stereotype on memory enlisted

seniors

to take a memory test.

some subjects were told that the test checked the effects of age on memory. Researchers call this a threat—it reminds participants of the stereotype. That group was also asked to write down their age after reading the instructions, again homing in on the stereotype.

The other group was told that the test controlled for biases. This could make them feel more secure. Researchers also gave participants a stigma consciousness questionnaire to test how strongly they bought into negative stereotypes.

The results: participants who got reminded of their age and the old age, poor memory stereotype did significantly worse. Those who say they feel stigmatized also performed more poorly. So your memory may function better just by believing that it will.

Tags: aging, research, study, memory, stereotypes

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Wed, 11 Nov 2009 06:17:15 GMT

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Name Brand Laptop Batteries for Less!

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 02:25:17 GMT

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In this day and age, laptop batteries are becoming a necessity for millions of people around the world. No matter what brand of laptop you have, the sad truth is, at some point you will need to replace your laptop battery.

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Stone Age Humans Crossed Sahara in the Rain

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 23:46:26 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Wet spells

While about 40 per cent of hydrocarbons in today's dust come from water-dependent plants, this rose to 60 per cent, first between 120,000 and 110,000 ago and again from 50,000 to 45,000 years ago. So the region seemed to be in the grip of unusually wet spells at the time.

That may have been enough to allow sub-Saharan Stone Age Homo sapiens to migrate north: the first fossils of modern humans outside Africa date from 93,000 year ago in Israel. And both genetic analysis and archaeology show that humans didn't spread extensively beyond Africa until 50,000 years ago, suggesting a second migration at the time of the second wet spell.

Fossil record

Ian Tattersall of the American Museum of Natural History in New York is impressed by the findings. "They tie in approximately with the information we have from the fossil record."

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It used to be wetter (Image: Sergio Pitamitz/Getty)

Wet spells in the Sahara may have opened the door for early human migration. According to new evidence, water-dependent trees and shrubs grew there between 120,000 and 45,000 years ago. This suggests that changes in the weather helped early humans cross the desert on their way out of Africa.

The Sahara would have been a formidable barrier during the Stone Age, making it hard to understand how humans made it to Europe from eastern Africa, where the earliest remains of our hominin ancestors are found.

Isla Castañeda of the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research and colleagues studied land plant hydrocarbons in Saharan dust that has settled on the sea floor off west Africa over the past 192,000 years. From the ratio of carbon isotopes in the hydrocarbons they can work out which types of plants were present at different times.

Journal reference: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, DOI: 10.1073/pnas.0905771106

Tags: anthropology, human evolution, migration, science

Joe Cada Wins World Series of Poker: WSOP 2009 Main Event Results

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 13:43:50 GMT

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Joe Cada Wins World Series of Poker: WSOP 2009 Main Event Results

Joe Cada is 2009 WSOP winner, becoming WSOP’s youngest winner ever at age of 21. Based on WSOP 2009 Main Event Results, Joe Cada has just become the World Series of Poker’s winner over Darvin Moon.

When he was 16, Joe Cada started playing poker. WSOP was his first main event, the biggest such event out of 50 tournaments. Joe Cada takes the record away from the 2008 winner, Peter Eastgate, who won at age 22.

“Joe Cada is 2009 WSOP winner, becoming WSOP’s youngest winner ever at age of 21. Based on WSOP 2009 Main Event Results, Joe Cada has just become the World Series of Poker’s winner over Darvin Moon....”

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Sylvanian Families House

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 06:06:23 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Great dolls house this Christmas. Top selling toy this year

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Sylvanian Families House

The Sylvanian Families House is a wonderful doll's house, brought into the modern age. They are beautifully designed and full of functionality that will entrance your child for months and months.

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Tue, 10 Nov 2009 05:56:52 GMT

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