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Sometimes you need to completely collapse to be able to rebuild.
All you have to be is a human being. That's success. When you're a human being, life feels satisfying.
[singing] I will start anew / I will make amends / and I will make quite certain / that the story ends / on a note of hope / on a strong amen / and I'll thank the world / and remember when / I was able to begin again!
As for the girl who once rode these paths on her blue bicycle all those years back: She resides in me still, still guilty of the crime Jerry Salinger accused me of the last time I saw him—that I love the world and am hungry to know more of it.
I want to do more than survive. I need to start over.
I thought maybe starting over didn't have to mean cutting myself off completely. Maybe I'd been hanging with the wrong people. Maybe I could start over with the right person. But if I'd have known what was going to happen, I never would have walked through that door.
You may think it's too late to start over; it's not. You may think that you are too broken to be fixed; you're not.
I wanted my life to start - but in those rare moments when it seemed like something might actually change, panic shot through me.
that you will learn to call the place home.
Patience allows you to tolerate the times you fail and the times you then forget to just start over.
I still hope that when we meet again, you'll remember how I made you feel and you'll realize that this is the time to say it all — this is the time to follow your heart. And I still hope that one day, you'll stop being so damn logical and follow your heart and I still hope that your heart will lead you back to me.
I still hope that we'll meet halfway when you've changed a little bit; when you've figured out where you belong and you're no longer chasing rainbows, when you've achieved all the dreams that were stopping you from being with someone.
I still hope you remember the last conversation we had so we can continue talking about it, so we can pick up exactly where we left off, so we can feel like time hasn't changed a thing because for me it hasn't — for me, time stopped when you went away.
Every breath I take is a new beginning.
If your life is missing something you cannot place back into it, restructure. You will get nowhere dismantling the pieces with nothing to take their place.
When you're lost, you're also free.
Anyone desperate enough for suicide should be desperate enough to go to creative extremes to solve problems: elope at midnight, stow away on the boat to New Zealand and start over, do what they always wanted to do but were afraid to try.
Therefore, the best criterion for choosing what to keep and what to discard is whether keeping it will make you happy, whether it will bring you joy.
When things go wrong, don't go wrong with them.
Do you know there's a halfway world between each ending and each new beginning? It's called the hurting time, Jean Perdu. It's a bog; it's where your dreams and worries and forgotten plans gather. Your steps are heavier during that time. Don't underestimate that transition, Jeanno, between farewell and new departure. Give yourself the time you need. Some thresholds are too wide to be taken in one stride.
There's no such thing as a completely fresh start. Everything new arrives on the heels of something old, and every new beginning comes at the cost of an ending.
He nods, as if to acknowledge that endings are almost always a little sad, even when there is something to look forward to on the other side.
You wrote down all these things to say goodbye to, but so many of them are good things. Why not just say goodbye to the bad things? Say goodbye to all the times you felt lost, to all the times it was a 'no' instead of a 'yes,' to all the scrapes as and bruises, to all the heartache. Say goodbye to everything you really want to do for the last time, but don't go have the last Scotch with Barney — have the first Scotch toasting Barney's new life because that's a good thing, and the good things will always be here waiting for you.
This is how bad stories end. But it's also how the best stories begin.
You knew me once, but you won't know me twice.
Your soul has fallen to bits and pieces. Good. Rearrange them to suit yourself.
I'd finally come to understand what it had been: a yearning for a way out, when actually what I had wanted was a way in. I was there now. Or close.
It is always important to know when something has reached its end. Closing circles, shutting doors, finishing chapters, it doesn't matter what we call it; what matters is to leave in the past those moments in life that are over. Slowly, I began to realize that I could not go back and force things to be as they once were: those two years, which up until then had seemed an endless inferno, were now beginning to show me their true meaning.
I think it is very important for people to run away...from home, from the mainstream, from their family, from the culture, from the society that produced them...because the moment I have to learn something new, like new habits, new languages, I myself have something like a rebirth. I reduce myself to the lowest denominator and this is very healthy for an artist. To start all over again.
If you feel too much, there's still a place for you here. If you feel too much, don't go. It this world is too painful, stop and rest. It's okay to stop and rest. If you need a break, it's okay to say you need a break.This life –it's not a contest, not a race, not a performance, not a thing that you win. It's okay to slow down. You are here for more than grades, more than a job, more than a promotion, more than keeping up, more than getting by.This life is not about status or opinion or appearance. You don't have to fake it. You do not have to fake it. Other people feel this way too. If your heart is broken, it's okay to say your heart is broken. If you feel stuck, it's okay to say you feel stuck. If you can't let go, it's okay to say you can't let go.You are not alone in these places. Other people feel how you feel. You are more than just your pain. You are more than wounds, more than drugs, more than death and silence.There is still some time to be surprised. There is still some time to ask for help. There is still some time to start again. There is still some time for love to find you. It's not too late. You're not alone. It's okay –whatever you need and however long it takes- its okay. It's okay. If you feel too much, there's still a place for you here. If you feel too much, don't go. There is still some time.


The IDF announced on Sunday the imminent end of the operation to locate and destroy cross-border attack tunnels dug by Hezbollah into Israeli territory, after finding the sixth and final tunnel on Saturday.
Operation Northern Shield will be officially concluded after the sixth tunnel is destroyed, IDF spokesperson Brig. Gen. Ronen Manelis told reporters during a Sunday briefing.
"With today's development, the IDF has now exposed all cross-border tunnels dug by Hezbollah from Lebanon into Israel. The tunnels will be neutralized in the coming days," the military said in a statement.
"According to our assessments, there are no longer any tunnels crossing into Israel," the military's international spokesman Lt. Col. Jonathan Conricus told reporters, adding that Hezbollah retained some underground facilities on the Lebanese side.
The tunnel had a rail system to move equipment and garbage, electricity, stairs, and other features that made it more sophisticated than previously discovered tunnels.
The final tunnel is also the longest of the exposed cross-border tunnels, extending 800 meters in Lebanon and 10 meters into Israel. The entrance is said to lie at a private home in Lebanon's Ramyah, making it the second tunnel to originate from the southern village.
"Operation Northern Shield deprived Hezbollah of the unique offensive abilities it had built for years as part of its planned attack on Israeli territory. Denying Hezbollah this ability harmed the terrorist organization's ability to carry out its plans while also improving the security situation in the northern arena and removing a threat from Israeli citizens," the IDF said.
The IDF said it would continue conducting broad defense efforts on the Lebanese border, including the continued construction of the security barrier which began last year.


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Deciding What's Most Important in Life Your values are the things that you believe are important in the way you live and work.
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Six Types of Human ValuesIndividualistic Values. The most inherent value of a person is individualistic which means valuing the self over anything else in the world. … Family Values. … Professional Values. … National Values. … Moral Values. … Spiritual Values. … The Conflict of Values.
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IDA Member Spotlight: Sue Ding
By Veronica Monteyro
Sue Ding is a documentary filmmaker and artist based in Los Angeles. She directs and produces nonfiction projects for platforms including The New York Times and PBS. Her most recent film, The Claudia Kishi Club, was an official selection at SXSW and premiered on Netflix. Her work explores identity, storytelling, and visual culture.
Sue also leads the XR media program at the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, and consults on interactive, immersive, and multiplatform projects. She writes and lectures on documentary, participatory, and emerging media storytelling. Sue is an alumni of MIT's Open Documentary Lab and Comparative Media Studies graduate program, and a Senior Civic Media Fellow at USC's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.
IDA: Was there a particular moment in your life that you realized you wanted to be a documentary filmmaker?
SUE DING: I didn't have a specific "aha" moment, but as a second-generation immigrant who grew up navigating two cultures, I've always been curious about the lives and perspectives of different communities. I also learned about a lot of mainstream American culture secondhand through the media, which prompted a lasting interest in how we use storytelling and visual culture to understand ourselves and the world around us.
IDA: "The Baby-Sitters Club" was an iconic novel series that many millennials recall reading as a child—myself included! The only Asian-American character in the series, Claudia Kishi, was an inspiration to many Asian-American kids because of the lack of representation on screen across genres. Can you explain the significance behind directing The Claudia Kishi Club and whether it had personal meaning to you?
SD: The Claudia Kishi Club was a very personal project for me. Growing up, I rarely encountered characters of color in books or other media. As an Asian-American character who was a protagonist rather than a sidekick, and an individual rather than a stereotype, Claudia was a revelation. She was also the creative one in her group, and an important early affirmation that I could be an artist—despite the overwhelming whiteness and maleness of art classes and museums.
Claudia inspired a generation of young Asian-American and Pacific Islander readers, many of whom are now writers and artists creating amazing work of their own. It was important to me to celebrate not only Claudia in the film, but also fellow creators who are shaping a more inclusive and vibrant media landscape today.
IDA: Is there a particular documentary that has made a significant impact on you?
SD: Agnès Varda's Les plages d'Agnès (The Beaches of Agnès) is a film that I'm continuously inspired by! I love its playful reflexivity and exuberantly motley approach—the film reminds us that we can tell stories however we want, not limited to predefined categories or formal conventions. Varda's curiosity about the world, her collaborative spirit, and her joyful creativity are an affirmation of why I do what I do.
IDA: What has your experience been like as an IDA member?
SD: I'm very grateful for the sense of community that the IDA provides. As an independent filmmaker, I work on my own for long stretches of time. Attending IDA events like Getting Real and local screenings helps me stay connected to the documentary community, and gives me the opportunity to see great work, learn from my peers, and participate in important conversations about moving the industry forward.
IDA Member Spotlight
Tuesday, January 31, 2023 - 11:00am PT
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London Fire Brigade today outlined its commitment to making people with disabilities and long term health conditions safe from fire. The Brigade is highlighting the fire risks associated with health equipment and products used by some of the capital's most vulnerable individuals. We have also produced a short checklist to help carers to identify if the people they support would benefit from a free home fire safety visit by the Brigade.
The Brigade's concern centres on the fact that some health care equipment and products used in the home allow people to remain in familiar surroundings but used, or stored incorrectly, can increase the speed and intensity of a fire.
This week, during Carers Week, the Brigade is writing to 25 carer support charities, nearly 1,500 care homes and all 33 councils across London to share new safety leaflets, which highlight the fire risks associated with such home care equipment and products and how to prevent fires.
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We offer free home fire safety visits, and those with long term conditions and disabilities are a priority group for visits.
"It is a sad fact that people with disabilities and long term conditions are more likely to die in fires. Not only are people often less able to escape if a fire does break out, but they may also have equipment or products in their home which can increase the speed and intensity of a fire. That's why we're doing as much as possible to highlight how people can stay safe in their homes.
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We have also developed a simple person-centred risk assessment check-list to help carers quickly assess whether the person they care for would benefit from a home fire safety visit.
Last year the Brigade highlighted the dangers of using flammable emollient products, especially for smokers with mobility issues.
We're highlighting the plight of a man who died in a fire in London to try and prevent further similar tragedies.
Mr A* was 61 years old and having suffered a stroke 20 years earlier, was paralysed down one side, was bedbound, incontinent, had mental health issues and took medication likely to cause drowsiness. He used an airflow mattress and emollient products to treat or prevent pressure sores caused by his immobility.
A care package was provided by Mr A's local authority whereby a carer lived in with him to provide 24 hour care.
When the carer left the house briefly Mr A dropped a cigarette onto his bedding. A fire started and developed rapidly, accelerated by the airflow mattress and residues of emollient products on his clothing and bedding.
There was no smoke detection inside the property, and the alarm was raised by neighbours who saw smoke coming from the house.
Mr A was found deceased in his bed by fire officers who had forced his front door to gain entry to the property.
Whether you help a loved one maintain their independence or spend you working days caring for others, we're here to support you.
Healthcare equipment helps people to be cared for in familiar surroundings. Whilst these items can ease discomfort and improve healthcare outcomes, it's important to be aware of the fire safety implications.
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Prevalence of Doctor-Diagnosed Arthritis and Arthritis-Attributable Effects Among Hispanic Adults, by Hispanic Subgroup --- United States, 2002, 2003, 2006, and 2009
Arthritis affects approximately 50 million adults in the United States, making it one of the most prevalent health conditions among U.S. adults and the most common cause of disability (1). Arthritis is associated with substantial activity limitation, work disability, increased prevalence of obesity, reduced quality of life, and high health-care costs (1--3). Among U.S. adults, the prevalence of arthritis and arthritis-attributable effects (e.g., arthritis-attributable activity limitations [AAAL]) varies among racial/ethnic groups; non-Hispanic whites and non-Hispanic blacks have a higher prevalence of doctor- diagnosed arthritis compared with Hispanics, but Hispanics and non-Hispanic blacks have a higher prevalence of arthritis-attributable effects compared with non-Hispanic whites (1,2). The prevalence of arthritis and its effects among specific Hispanic subgroups has not been studied in a nationally representative sample of U.S. adults. To determine the annualized prevalence of arthritis and arthritis-attributable effects among Hispanic subgroups, CDC analyzed National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) data for 2002, 2003, 2006, and 2009 combined. This report describes the results of that analysis, which indicated that the age-adjusted prevalence of arthritis ranged from 11.7% among Cubans/Cuban Americans to 21.8% among Puerto Ricans; an estimated 3.1 million Hispanics had arthritis during these years. Among all subgroups of Hispanics with arthritis, at least 20% of persons with arthritis reported an arthritis-attributable effect: AAAL (range: 21.1% among Cubans/Cuban Americans to 48.5% among Puerto Ricans); arthritis-attributable work limitations (AAWL) (range: 32.9% among Central/South Americans to 41.6% among Mexican Americans); and severe joint pain (SJP) (range: 23.7% among Cubans/Cuban Americans to 44.1% among Puerto Ricans). These findings identify Hispanic subgroups with high burdens of arthritis who likely are in need of interventions designed to improve their quality of life.
The annualized prevalence of arthritis and three measures of arthritis-attributable effects (AAAL, AAWL, and SJP) among adults aged ≥18 years were estimated using data from NHIS, an in-person, nationally representative survey of the noninstitutionalized U.S. civilian population. Data were from the NHIS sample adult survey component; for this module, one adult per selected household was chosen randomly to participate. The survey oversampled Asians (2006 and 2009), blacks, and Hispanics. Additionally, in 2006, NHIS sampling procedures were revised so that persons in these racial/ethnic subgroups aged ≥65 years have an increased probability of being selected as an adult in the sample. Response rates for the sample adult survey component were 74.3% in 2002 (31,044 respondents), 74.2% in 2003 (30,852 respondents), 70.8% in 2006 (24,275 respondents), and 65.4% in 2009 (27,731 respondents).* To date, these are the only survey years in which all of the arthritis-attributable effects have been measured. All analyses included adjustment for the multistage complex survey design. Sampling weights were applied so that estimates are representative of the noninstitutionalized U.S. civilian population.
Doctor-diagnosed arthritis was defined as a response of "yes" to the question, "Have you ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that you have some form of arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, gout, lupus, or fibromyalgia?" Persons with arthritis who responded "yes" to the question, "Are you now limited in any way in any of your usual activities because of arthritis or joint symptoms?" were classified as having AAAL. Those with arthritis aged 18--64 years who responded "yes" to the question, "Do arthritis or joint symptoms now affect whether you work, the type of work you do, or the amount of work you do?" were classified as having AAWL. Respondents with arthritis also were asked to rate their average joint pain during the preceding 30 days on a scale of 0 (no pain) to 10 (extreme pain); SJP was defined as a rating of 7 or higher.
Prevalence of arthritis and 95% confidence intervals (CIs) were generated for seven self-identified Hispanic subgroups: Mexican, Mexican American, Central and South American, Puerto Rican, other/multiple Hispanic, Cuban/Cuban American, and Dominican/Dominican American. The prevalence of arthritis was estimated among all Hispanic adults, whereas prevalence of arthritis-attributable effects (i.e., AAAL, AAWL, and SJP) was estimated only among adults with arthritis. Age-adjusted prevalence, standardized to the 2000 U.S. standard population (4), was estimated for subgroup comparisons; unadjusted prevalence (Table 1) was estimated for program planning. Age-adjusted prevalence of doctor-diagnosed arthritis among Hispanic subgroups also was stratified by age group, sex, education, and body mass index (BMI). Statistical significance was defined as nonoverlapping CIs.
Puerto Ricans reported the highest age-adjusted prevalence of arthritis (21.8%; CI = 19.6%--24.3%) (Table 1, Figure) and Cubans/Cuban Americans the lowest (11.7%; CI = 10.0%--13.7%). An estimated 3.1 million Hispanics had arthritis.
For most subgroups, arthritis prevalence was highest among persons aged ≥65 years, women, and persons who were obese (BMI ≥30) (Table 2). The pattern in the relationship between educational attainment and arthritis within subgroups was inconsistent.
Among those with arthritis, Puerto Ricans had the highest age-adjusted prevalence of AAAL (48.5%; CI = 41.7%--55.3%) and Cubans/Cuban Americans the lowest (21.1%; CI = 13.9%--30.8%); nearly 1.4 million Hispanics reported AAAL. Mexican Americans and Central/South Americans reported the highest and lowest age-adjusted prevalence of AAWL, respectively (41.6%; CI = 34.6%--48.9% and 32.9%; CI = 24.3%--42.8%); overall, an estimated 875,000 Hispanics aged 18--64 years reported AAWL. Puerto Ricans reported the highest prevalence of SJP (44.1%; CI = 36.8%--51.8%) and Cubans/Cuban Americans (23.7%; CI = 14.5%--36.3%) the lowest; overall, an estimated 1.2 million Hispanics reported SJP.
LB Murphy, PhD, JM Hootman, PhD, GA Langmaid, TJ Brady, PhD, CG Helmick, MD, Div of Adult and Community Health, YJ Cheng, MD, PhD, Div of Diabetes Translation, L Schieb, MSPH, Div for Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion; J Bolen, PhD, Div of Human Development and Disabilities, National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities, CDC.
Previous analyses of NHIS data among racial/ethnic groups indicated that Hispanics overall had a lower prevalence of arthritis compared with non-Hispanic whites and blacks (1,2). This subgroup analysis demonstrated variability in the prevalence of arthritis among Hispanic subgroups. The prevalence among Puerto Ricans (21.8%) was similar to that observed among non-Hispanic whites (22.6%) and non-Hispanic blacks (21.4%) in the previous analysis of 2007--2009 NHIS data (1).
Previous NHIS analyses also have indicated that, overall, Hispanics with arthritis report a high prevalence of arthritis-attributable effects (1,2). Despite the low prevalence of arthritis among some Hispanic subgroups in this analysis, the prevalence of each arthritis-attributable effect measure was greater than 20% for each subgroup, indicating the substantial impact of arthritis on the lives of all Hispanic subgroups. Furthermore, the prevalence of arthritis-attributable effects among Hispanics with arthritis was similar to or higher than that for non-Hispanic blacks and non-Hispanic whites. For example, the highest prevalence of AAAL was among Puerto Ricans (48.5%), which was similar to the prevalence of AAAL among non-Hispanic blacks (43.4%) and higher than the prevalence among non-Hispanic whites (35.0%) in the 2007--2009 NHIS (1).
These are the first nationally representative estimates of the prevalence of arthritis and arthritis-attributable effects among Hispanic subgroups. The high prevalence among Puerto Ricans and low prevalence among Cuban Americans is a pattern that has been observed in previous studies. For example, a previous NHIS analysis of health status indicators (e.g., self-rated health and physical limitations) among all adults indicated a similar pattern of a high burden among Puerto Ricans and low burden among Cubans/Cuban Americans (5). A community-based study in Massachusetts found that a significantly higher proportion of older Puerto Ricans and Dominicans reported difficulties with activities of daily living compared with older non-Hispanic whites (e.g., 60% and 50% of Puerto Ricans and Dominicans, respectively, reported difficulties climbing stairs, compared with 43% of non-Hispanic whites) (6).
Studies examining the prevalence of health conditions and outcomes among Hispanic subgroups have suggested that prevalence rises with decreasing levels of education. For example, the low prevalence among Cuban/Cuban Americans and high prevalence among Puerto Ricans corresponds with the high and lower levels of educational attainment among Cubans/Cuban Americans and Puerto Ricans, respectively (5). This study did not find a consistent pattern in the relationship between arthritis prevalence and education level within subgroups (i.e., the prevalence of arthritis decreased with rising levels of education for the Cuban/Cuban American and other/multiple Hispanic subgroups only).
The findings in this report are subject to at least five limitations. First, doctor-diagnosed arthritis was self-reported; however, validation studies, which did not include Hispanics, have shown the definition to be sufficiently sensitive for public health surveillance (1). Second, Hispanics typically are undercounted in census counts and surveys (7); however, the limited amount of published information is insufficient to ascertain the impact (i.e., overestimation or underestimation) of this on estimates in this report. Third, although the analyses were based on 4 years of combined NHIS data, for some subgroups, the small sample sizes reduced the precision of some estimates. Fourth, the variability in health insurance coverage among Hispanic subgroups (e.g., in 2008, 16%, 23%, and 35% of Puerto Ricans, Cubans/Cuban Americans, and Mexicans in the United States reported being uninsured) (8) might account for some of the variability in prevalence of doctor-diagnosed arthritis among these subgroups. If so, arthritis prevalence might be underestimated in populations with low health insurance coverage or limited access to medical care. Finally, the prevalence of arthritis rises with increasing BMI (1). Some of the variability in the prevalence of arthritis and arthritis-attributable effects might be linked to varying BMI among Hispanic subgroups. Sample sizes were insufficient to examine this possibility.
Physical activity has been proven to reduce pain and improve physical function among persons with arthritis (9). Using evidence from focus group work with Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, Mexican Americans, Cubans/Cuban Americans, and Central/South Americans, CDC developed a health communications campaign (Buenos DÍas, Artritis) to promote physical activity among Spanish-speaking adults with arthritis (10). Self-management education (SME) is another strategy that has been proven to improve the quality of life of persons with arthritis (9). Tomando Control de Su Salud (Taking Control of Your Health) and Programa de Manejo Personal de la Artritis (The Arthritis Self-Management Program) are Spanish-language, culturally adapted SME programs; similarly, Manejando Mi Artritis (The Arthritis Toolkit) is a self-study program for Spanish-speaking adults with arthritis. Because wide-scale use of these evidence-based, community-level interventions would maximize their public health impact and likely lead to meaningful improvements in the quality of life for adults with arthritis, the CDC Arthritis Program funds 12 state programs to increase the availability of evidence-based physical activity and SME courses. Policies that lead to investment of public and private resources (financial and human capital) might result in increased availability and access to evidence-based intervention programs. The geographic clustering of some Hispanic subpopulations in the United States (e.g., the largest Puerto Rican community in the United States is in New York City) indicates that identifiable areas exist that might have substantial need for these interventions and that greater use of an effective program might have a large public health impact in these areas.
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Brady TJ, Jernick SL, Hootman JM, Sniezek JE. Public health interventions for arthritis: expanding the toolbox of evidence-based interventions. J Womens Health (Larchmt) 2009;18:1905--17.
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* Additional information available at http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nhis/quest_data_related_1997_forward.htm.
Arthritis and arthritis-attributable effects (i.e., arthritis-attributable activity limitations, arthritis-attributable work limitations, and severe joint pain) are a major public health problem in the United States. Non-Hispanic whites and blacks have a higher prevalence of arthritis than Hispanics, but Hispanics and non-Hispanic blacks have a higher prevalence of arthritis-attributable effects than non-Hispanic whites.
What does this report add?
Based on combined and annualized data from 2002, 2003, 2006, and 2009, an estimated 3.1 million Hispanics had arthritis. The age-adjusted prevalence of arthritis ranged from 11.7% among Cubans/Cuban Americans to 21.8% among Puerto Ricans. Among persons with arthritis, the estimated prevalence of arthritis-attributable effects varied considerably among Hispanic subgroups, but in all subgroups at least 20% of persons with arthritis reported one or more of the three effects: activity limitations, work limitations, and severe joint pain.
What are the implications for public health practice?
The burden of arthritis and arthritis-attributable effects is varied but substantial among all Hispanic subgroups. Wide-scale use of culturally adapted, community-level interventions that are proven to increase physical activity and self-management skills likely would lead to meaningful improvements in the quality of life for Hispanic adults with arthritis.
TABLE 1. Prevalence of doctor-diagnosed arthritis and three arthritis-attributable effects among Hispanic adults, by Hispanic subgroup --- United States, 2002, 2003, 2006, and 2009
Other/Multiple Hispanic subgroups
Cuban/Cuban American
Dominican/Dominican American
(95% CI)
Unweighted total sample size
Doctor-diagnosed arthritis
Unweighted sample size
Weighted average annual no.
Unadjusted
(7.5--9.1)
(12.0--14.5)
(7.5--10.1)
Age-adjusted
Arthritis-attributable activity limitations*
Arthritis-attributable work limitations*†
Severe joint pain*
Abbreviation: CI = confidence interval.
* Among respondents with arthritis.
† Among respondents aged 18--64 years.
FIGURE. Age-adjusted prevalence of three arthritis-attributable effects among Hispanic adults with arthritis, by Hispanic subgroup --- United States, 2002, 2003, 2006, and 2009
* Subgroups are in decreasing order of arthritis-attributable activity limitation prevalence.
Alternate Text: The figure above shows age-adjusted prevalence of three arthritis-attributable effects among Hispanic adults with arthritis, by Hispanic subgroup, in the United States during 2002, 2003, 2006, and 2009. Puerto Ricans reported the highest age-adjusted prevalence of arthritis (21.8%; confidence interval = 19.6%-24.3%) and Cubans and Cuban Americans the lowest (11.7%; confidence interval = 10.0%-13.7%). An estimated 3.1 million Hispanics had arthritis.
TABLE 2. Age-adjusted prevalence of doctor-diagnosed arthritis among Hispanic adults, by Hispanic subgroup and selected characteristics --- United States, 2002, 2003, 2006, and 2009*
Age (yrs)
18--44
(2.0-- 2.9)
2.1†
(12.4--5.4)
(19.1--29.7 )
Greater than high school
Underweight/Normal (<25.0)
Overweight (25.0--29.9)
Obese (≥30.0)
* All estimates except age-specific prevalence are age-adjusted.
† Estimates with a relative standard error > 30 and ≤50% are statistically unreliable.
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In that vein, below are links that reveal more, if interested.
– A blog of love poetry – A one-a-day for a year (March 2010 – 2011) project, the selections coming from my poetry library, decades in the collecting. Both it and the blog are truly a "love's labor lost" (sorry, love word play…) truncated by the fire that destroyed my apartment a few days before Christmas 2010.
– The solo road-trip to the West Coast (and back) in my beloved (and aging) 1999 Porsche Boxster – Five weeks and almost 9,000 miles: to speak at the wedding of a young friend, to clear my head, to research the largest massacre of Chinese in this country, which took place on a remote part of the Snake River in Idaho.
The photo in the header is of the Isle of Skye, off the northwest coast of Scotland, viewed while hiking in Knoydart Peninsula, the remotest part of "mainland" Scotland, on a fine Summer's day in 2005 when all of life was good and right and, therefore, fleeting.


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A brief history of the origins of Manx BirdLife
In the beginning, there was Chris Sharpe ...
Chris Sharpe
It was in 1996 that the idea of publishing an atlas of Manx birds took its first tentative steps. With the Island in a prolonged period of economic and population growth, there was increasing pressure on the natural environment. Some of the major developments of that time included environmental impact assessments in their planning processes, but there was a lack of comprehensive information to support these assessments. Chris Sharpe and his team of dedicated ornithologists and ecologists saw the need to undertake a systematic survey of the Island's bird life.
The birth of Manx Bird Atlas
Manx Bird Atlas
This led to the creation in September 1997 of the charity, Manx Bird Atlas (the original name for what is now known as Manx BirdLife). From 1998 to March 2003, Manx Bird Atlas staff and volunteers undertook a comprehensive study of the Isle of Man's bird life. Their research spanned breeding and winter seasons, during which all of the island's 665 1km squares were surveyed. It was the most extensive field atlas survey of its kind. The work was supported by more than 300 individual and 60 corporate sponsors, along with other Manx charities and the Isle of Man Government.
Manx Bird Atlas (Ed.1)
Despite the setback of access restrictions in 2001 (due to Foot and Mouth Disease outbreaks across the British Isles), the survey work was completed on time. In excess of 626,000 records were generated during these first five years, including 120,000 records submitted by the public. The results of the fieldwork, with detailed analyses, were published in 2007 in the 389-page Manx Bird Atlas (first edition).
Towards the next Atlas (second edition)
Since the original atlas work was completed, the charity has continued to survey and monitor the wild birds of the Isle of Man. In April 2008, we renamed ourselves as Manx BirdLife in recognition of our longer term conservation aims. In October 2008, Manx BirdLife entered into a partnership with the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) with the aim of combining local expertise on the status of species and their habitats with the RSPB's resources and know how. Together our goal is to ensure the long-term abundance and diversity of the island's bird life.
In 2017, we aim to publish a further ten years of survey data in the second edition of the Manx Bird Atlas. This will feature comparisons and analysis against the benchmark laid down by the first edition of the Atlas.
Acknowledging the work of those before us
The conservation of wild birds on the Isle of Man owes a great debt to Chris Sharpe and his team. In turn, Chris acknowledges the tireless work and invaluable information provided by those before him. The references and acknowledgements given in the Manx Bird Atlas (first edition) reveal the passion and endeavours of many dedicated folk - professional and amateur alike - who have contributed to our understanding of the ornithological history of the Isle of Man. To them, we also give our thanks.


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What is Chabad-Lubavitch? Well, in a nutshell...
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It is considered to be the most dynamic force in Jewish life today.
Chabad of Mobile, a branch of this world-wide movement, is directed by Rabbi Yosef and Bina Goldwasser.
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The word "Chabad" is a Hebrew acronym for the three intellectual faculties of:chachmah-wisdom, binah-comprehension and da'at-knowledge. The movement's system of Jewish religious philosophy, the deepest dimension of G-d's Torah, teaches understanding and recognition of the Creator, the role and purpose of Creation, and the importance and unique mission of each Creature. This philosophy guides a person to refine and govern his and her every act and feeling through wisdom, comprehension and knowledge.
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The origins of today's Chabad-Lubavitch organization can be traced to the early 1940's when the sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn of righteous memory (1880-1950), appointed his son-in-law and later successor, Rabbi Menachem Mendel, to head the newly-founded educational and social service arms of the movement.
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Although the Palestine Chronicle is committed to its editorial style, of analysis, commentary, news, etc, we felt morally obligated to publish this article, by a distraught mother whose son went missing during a trip to Israel early 2006. We urge our readers in Palestine, who may have some information on the whereabouts of the missing son, to consult the link provided below.
On February 15, 2006, our son, Christopher Houghtaling, arrived in Tel Aviv, Israel. Far from the "typical" American tourist, Chris traveled without a cell phone, without credit cards and without a companion. He had purchased a round-trip ticket and was scheduled to leave Israel after one week. Upon landing he was questioned by immigration authorities then released without incident. He has not been seen or heard from since.
Chris was an avid Bible-reader and had an extensive knowledge of it, particularly the Old Testament. He frequently discussed the Bible with us and his siblings and often commented that it would be "really neat" to go there. He was excited about the trip which was his first opportunity to visit the land and places where historic events occurred. At the age of 28 years, Chris was fulfilling a life-long dream.
He promised to call me when he got settled, but the phone call never came. Two years later we are still living in a parent's worst nightmare. Passport records reflex his entry into the country but there is no record of his departure.
We believe that our son is alive, but can only speculate as to what would prevent him from contacting us. He may be in a hospital or some kind of trouble; however, we are doubtful that any harm has come to him as the result of reckless living. Chris briefly engaged in a "partying" lifestyle in his teenage years, but had since abstained from any form of substance abuse.
He stands about five feet three inches, and weighs about 110 pounds. He had black hair and has worn it long. He frequently grows a beard. Chris is soft-spoken, intelligent; resourceful… he loves the outdoors.
His compassion and caring may also provide another clue to his whereabouts. More than a decade ago my husband, Tim Houghtaling, traveled to Romania with a mission team to build an orphanage. Chris told us that he would like to do something like that someday. He has carpentry skills and a high mechanical aptitude. Prior to his trip to Israel, Chris built a log cabin and a playground in our back yard for his nieces and nephews.
Chris has five brothers and a sister who are also distraught by his disappearance. Family members have posted a MySpace page on the Internet and have launched email campaigns containing his physical description and asking for help in locating him.
Last May, my husband and I flew to Israel to search for Chris. We met with contacts at the U.S. Embassy and filled out a missing person's report in Jerusalem. We also faxed information to a police officer in Ramallah and spoke to the director of the University of Bethlehem. After traveling across the ocean, then over 1,000 miles within the country, distributing Chris' information and making contacts with anyone who we thought might be able to help us… we returned home.
But, our search is not over. We will continue to search for Chris until we have answers, until he is safely home. Our son is missing. Please contact us if you know where he is, if you have seen him or have any information regarding his disappearance.
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Emergency work on Fakenham church
Published: 7:18 AM March 3, 2010 Updated: 8:16 PM October 10, 2020
Work is due to begin in April on a �19,000 emergency restoration project to replace ageing windows at Fakenham Parish Church.The three Victorian windows, two in the chancel and one above the church organ, are the only ones in the church which have not been recently renovated.
Work is due to begin in April on a �19,000 emergency restoration project to replace ageing windows at Fakenham Parish Church.
The three Victorian windows, two in the chancel and one above the church organ, are the only ones in the church which have not been recently renovated.
Temporary windows will be installed while experts replace the glass and re-use the salvaged lead during the work which is expected to be completed by the time the wedding season arrives in June.
Rector of Fakenham, the Rev Adrian Bell, said the project was prioritised by architects after the ravages of the winter weather took their toll on the 100-year-old glass.
"The windows have taken a real bashing during the winter," he said. "This is our major work for this year, and if we don't do it these windows will simply fall out.
"They are in a very poor state. But once we have the replacements it will increase the light and warmth in the chancel."
The church has so far raised about �7,500 of the total needed for the work, with a �3,000 donation from its patrons at Trinity College in Cambridge helped by a number of smaller grants and fundraising events.
The fundraising effort will continue on Saturday with a Grand Book and Jigsaw Fayre from 10am to 1pm. Admission is free for the event which will offer hundreds of new and second-hand books and jigsaws, and a story time for children.


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Dudeoir Competes for the Ultimate Beard! (Beauty Redefined E5)
In this episode of Beauty Redefined, "dudeoir" model and bail bondsman Josh Varozza introduces us to the unique world of Beard Competitions! Josh heads out to the The Northern California Beard and Moustache Competition at the California Automobile Museum where he will compete in the 8th annual Beard and Mustache competition, hosted by the MBSC – the Moustache and Beard Social Club. Josh will go head-to-head against some of the most impressive facial hair he has ever seen, but he will also go heart-to-heart with his competitors to find out how their facial hair makes them feel and what makes it a key part of their inner and outer beauty.
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After Dudeoir's Photoshoot Goes Viral He Marries His Photographer! (Beauty Redefined E4)
Wedding bells are ringing! In this very personal episode of Beauty Redefined, we join Tami Bears and Josh Varozza at Hagen Ranch, in Plattsville, California, as their families gather to celebrate the joining of this unique couple and the start of their lives as husband and wife.
Tami was the photographer and Josh was the subject of an offbeat calendar of light-hearted photos that struck a chord with people across the country. Josh, a big guy with tattoos and an incomparable beard, struck "seductive" poses for the camera clad in patriotic attire and this series of "dudeoir shots" quickly went viral. Josh became a role model for people struggling to love themselves and Tami became much more than just a friend...they fell in love and got engaged!
Dudeoir and Drag Queens On Ice! An Event for Fun and Charity (Beauty Redefined E3)
Drag Queens on Ice is celebrating their 8th Annual event, fundraising for local Sacramento, California charities, and showing how dressing in drag draws off of what beauty is and allows each individual to create their own persona, their own version of being beautiful.
Beauty Redefined Episode 2
Sonya del Gallego is a small, powerfully built, cheerful woman who doesn't exactly fit the profile of what one imagines when they think of a sumo wrestler. Not surprisingly, she is defiant in challenging gender stereotypes, and is an advocate for being yourself, regardless of whether it fits society's standards of "normal".
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In is as opposed to something one does. However,
In Western society, it is a social
norm to extend the dichotomy of biological sex and morphology to culturally
constructed gender roles. Males are expected to present a masculine persona of
strength and competitiveness where females are to present the feminine persona
of weakness and passiveness. Gender stereotypes provide the ability to
distinguish male from female, which is fundamental for any social interaction
(Sully, 2012). These stereotypes suggest that gender is something one is as
opposed to something one does. However, the gender roles attributed to sexual
identity are the result of repetitious cultural performances which can be
performed as conscious or unconscious acts (McGarry 2017). Deborah Cameron's
informants performed the male heterosexual gender role through language by
meeting the standards of hegemonic masculinity.
One of the fundamental aspects of
Western hegemonic masculinity is an authoritative presence which is evident through
the competitive and hierarchical nature of the informants' dialogue. Despite
the topic of discussion being the inadequacies of homosexuals, the underlying
goal was to dominate the exchange by winning a verbal duel through superior
insults. The struggle for dominance is also visible as there is a greater value
in interrupting for attention rather than respecting rights of speech (Cameron
2017: 97). The influence of this competitive use of language originates with
being raised with the cultural undertones of hegemonic masculinity where boys
are taught to be confident in order to gain status. To juxtapose, feminine
dialogue relies heavily on cooperation and establishing connections between
individuals in order to gain popularity. The lack of cooperation in male
heterosexuality is a competitive performance through confrontational language,
whether the informants are aware or not.
On the other hand, there is a subtle
sense of cooperation between the informants as a repercussion of their
competitive nature is the authentication of their identity's by elevating
themselves above homosexuals. However, the use of the term homosexual in the
context of the informants has little to do with sexual preference. In fact,
anyone who fails to meet the standard criteria of masculinity is categorized as
homosexual. Not only does this include physical factors, such as a wearing
feminine clothing, but also behavior, such as speaking to females who are
culturally viewed as unattractive (Cameron 2017: 94). These factors illustrate
an insufficient masculine appearance and to sympathize with such individuals
risks one owns masculinity. Therefore, the informants are performing
heterosexual masculinity by verbally denouncing others who are not masculine.
Furthermore, there are customary
social pressures that influence the language and acceptable topics for
heterosexual males. The criteria for the accepted norm depends on the genders
and sexes present and the degree of connection between those involved. In the
context of the informants, they are a friend group of heterosexual males which
makes gossip an acceptable topic. Gossip in Western culture is viewed as
feminine behavior that men should avoid, however, in this case, there are no
females for which the men must differentiate themselves from. The presence of a
woman makes certain topics unavailable but at the same time, it also validates
other topics (Cameron 2017: 98). For that reason, it is more acceptable for a
man to display his emotions when he is alone with a woman as opposed to alone
with a man. This is because in the former case, there are no other men present
for which males must prove their dominance. In this way, male heterosexuality
is a performance as there is no universal way to display masculinity, instead,
one must perform in a specific way to specific audiences.
Most heterosexual males are unaware
of how influential hegemonic masculinity is in determining the language of
their everyday performances, assuming they are aware that it is a performance.
On the broader aspect, it applies to the acceptable language used for specific
audiences and circumstances. It also separates those who meet the standards of
masculine heterosexuality with so-called 'homosexuals' who don't through
collaborative criticism and gossip. Finally, it encourages competitive dialogue
between groups of heterosexual males in order to secure authority and dominance
over the conversation. Altogether, these factors of Western hegemonic
masculinity show that a large portion of the decision making and meaning behind
male heterosexual language is rooted in the fact that they are performing a
prewritten script that is their heterosexual gender identity.
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JUST IN: Michael Cohen Makes Wild 2020 Campaign Announcement
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Donald Trump's longtime former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, was the guy who once said that he would take a bullet for the president. Then, things went south between the president and his attorney after Special Counsel Robert Mueller raided Cohen's home, hotel, office, and even his safe deposit box at his bank. Trump's former attorney may have just had the last laugh.
Cohen was a Democrat until someone told him that he could not hold a position in the Republican National Committee and be a member of the other party. At that time, he switched. Now, he has decided to return back to his party of choice and campaign against Trump and the Republicans for upcoming midterm elections and the during the 2020 presidential race.
Apparently, he is prepared to do what he can to help his new party. That means helping Democrats raise money, do speeches for them, and even stump on the campaign trail.
Cohen's public relations attorney, Lanny Davis, tweeted that Cohen coming back to the Democratic party meant his client was, according to CNN:
"Distancing himself from the values of the current (administration).'
Trump dumped Cohen when he moved to Washington D.C. and into the White House. Cohen wanted to go with him. The attorney even sent sad miss-you messages to the president. However, when Cohen realized that the president had abandoned him, the attorney finally turned to special counsel Robert Mueller.
He testified over 50 hours for the special counsel's investigation into Russia's attack on the U.S. 2016 presidential election and any conspiracy between the Russians and the Trump campaign. At that point, POTUS's tweets became vicious:
'If anyone is looking for a good lawyer, I would strongly suggest that you don't retain the services of Michael Cohen!'
Cohen's attorney said that he wanted to right any presidential wrongs including Trump's host of lies. He even offered to do campaign ads. However, how that would play for the Democrats has not been clear up until this point. After all, Trump's personal attorney did plead guilty to "eight criminal counts" last summer and he still has not been sentenced, according to CNN.
The midterms have been fast approaching, so there would be questions about how much Cohen could accomplish in that brief period of time. Not only that, the self-described fixer's sentence means he is limited in where he can travel – New York City, Washington D.C., Florida, and Illinois.
Last July, Cohen told ABC News he had switched loyalties:
'To be crystal clear, my wife, my daughter and my son, and this country have my first loyalty.'
The special counsel has ripped 52-year-old attorney's life. When he worked for Trump, Cohen paid off a number of women as hush money. It would have been very bad for a porn star's story about her sexual relationship with the president just weeks before the 2016 election.
Mueller caught the attorney in the net of his investigation for arranging a $130,000 payoff to an adult entertainer, Stormy Daniels. At first, Cohen cast himself as the fall guy. Later, he admitted he had done so at Trump's direction.
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Touring Miami's Fall Art Scene
By Alex Travers on Wednesday, November 20, 2019
HistoryMiami Museum
It's been a rough year for Miami sports, but that doesn't mean fans can't reminisce about past accomplishments. Like when Dan Marino broke the career passing-yardage record. Or when Jason Taylor reached double-digits in sacks for the sixth time in his tenure with the Miami Dolphins. Opening on September 28th, "Gridiron Glory: The Best of the Pro Football Hall of Fame" will showcase all that and more. It's billed as the largest and most comprehensive exhibition on America's favorite sport, with more than 200 artifacts, rare photographs, and interactive displays.
The "Miami, the Magic City" exhibition inside the HistoryMiami Museum.
Faena Theater
Check your morals at the door, advises the Faena Theater. That's because you'll be playing a part in an interactive version of The Cook, the Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover, a play about lust, barbarism, and bad table manners. But that's not all. The show, a Sleep No More–like version of Peter Greenaway's acclaimed film, also highlights the basic weaknesses and strength of the human soul. Here, however, the cook actually serves up dishes from a menu created by James Beard Award Winner (and South Florida native) Michelle Bernstein. And after the meal, the plot thickens. What's real? What's fake? Well, that's for you to decide.
A scene from The Cook, the Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover.
Vizcaya Museum & Gardens
No matter where you stand on maximalist design—whether, in your estimation, it is garish, situation-appropriate, or sublime—let's all agree that Miami is the perfect backdrop for the style. At Vizcaya Museum & Gardens, a place that has been described as "the finest private house ever built in America" and "a jewel among Miami's skyscrapers," opulence rules. It is lavish, excessive, and wonderful. And the serenity of its gardens—all surrounded by a verdant tropical forest—offers harmony to grand style of the main house. If the Palace of Versailles had never existed, James Deering (the industrialist who once inhabited Vizcaya) would have crafted the next-best thing without ever leaving America.
Rubell Family Collection
The constantly expanding Rubell Museum is almost ready to move into its new home. Mera and Don Rubell have operated the private collection for nearly 55 years, and it is better than ever. What originally started in New York has now become a large part of Miami's art vocabulary, a collection that is rich and deeply personal. And it's about to get even more exciting come December 4th when it opens in its new space on Northwest 23rd Street. The new 2.5-acre space will offer a sweep of contemporary art that cannot be found anywhere else.
An untitled 1978 painting by Cindy Sherman.
Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM)
Hanging green gardens, an expertly curated selection of modern and contemporary art, and stunning views of Biscayne Bay: Welcome to the Pérez Art Museum Miami, the city's most-treasured art destination. In beauty, significance, and even controversy—the museum once lost some funding for a show featuring artists still living in Cuba—PAMM is unrivaled. Its exhibitions are original. And visionary. (Be sure to see Teresita Fernández's "Elemental," on view through February 9.) Plus, PAMM's obsession with South Florida traditions is bold and wide-ranging, not limited to art. It encompasses many elements of the city's unique culture, including books, furnishings, and the waterfront restaurant, Verde.
Pérez Art Museum Miami at dusk.
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