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Jamie is invited to New Mexico to visit her cousin Amanda, but she would rather stay at home, so Sarah goes in her place. Sarah meets Amanda and her family for the first time and soon discovers that the cousins never really talk to each other.
Carrie Brownstein and Jimmy swap nerdy stories about meeting their soap opera icons and Carrie explains the origin of her high school band Born Naked.
When confronted about Apple's recent stock decline and criticism of Apple's lack of innovation, chief executive Tim Cook doesn't seem particularly bothered. It's two days after Apple's announced its new iPhone 5S and its cheaper and more colorful iPhone 5C.
Cook is also quick to point out that the cheaper iPhone 5C isn't because Apple has gone after the discount phone market, according to Bloomberg Businessweek. “There’s always a large junk part of the market,” Cook said. “We’re not in the junk business.”
However, mobile trends may be working against Apple's model. Android is gaining in popularity and prices for smartphones are falling. "Apple's not a laggard, but others have been capitalizing on the low end of the smartphone market," Charles Golvin, a Forrester Research analyst told Businessweek.
Not surprisingly, this news may have been the impetus behind Apple's cheaper iPhone 5C, although Cook doesn't agree. “We never had an objective to sell a low-cost phone,” says Cook. “Our primary objective is to sell a great phone and provide a great experience, and we figured out a way to do it at a lower cost.”
Despite the bravado, it's obvious that Apple has been thinking about cheaper phones doing better in emerging markets such as China and India. If it helps to be sold in Western countries, then all the better. Apple's market share can't be myopically focused on North America and Europe, so it had to create a cheaper iPhone. And no, that doesn't necessarily mean that it's junk.
State officials say they have found about 1,100 inmates who improperly collected more than $2 million in unemployment benefits.
Illinois Department of Employment Security officials on Tuesday told The Associated Press several inmates collecting unemployment could face prosecution. Department spokesman Greg Rivara said the agency will try to get recipients to voluntarily repay the money, and garnish state and federal tax returns to help recover the money.
Rivara said the department isn't sure yet how many people will be prosecuted. He said some cases may be too small to make charges worthwhile.
People collecting unemployment benefits have to certify every two weeks they're eligible. That includes showing they're available to work and looking for work.
This March 29, 2018 file photo shows the Facebook logo on screens at the Nasdaq MarketSite in New York's Times Square.
Facebook said Thursday it had taken down hundreds of U.S. news pages that the company said had coordinated to push people to pages filled with ads and spam, NBC News reported.
The removal is an escalation of the company’s battle against fake or sensationalist news stories, after criticism from some lawmakers and users that it has not been doing enough to stop disinformation ahead of the Nov. 6 midterm elections.
Facebook said in a corporate blog post that it had removed 559 pages and 251 accounts “that have consistently broken our rules against spam and coordinated inauthentic behavior.”
CSNWashington.com Capitals Insider Chuck Gormley will evaluate the 2011-12 performance of each player on the Caps roster. One breakdown will occur every weekday in alphabetical order. Today: Brooks Laich
Strengths: One of the NHLs most versatile and durable players, Laich is a reliable, shot-blocker who saw extensive time on the power play and penalty kill this season. Dale Hunter used him primarily as a top-line center and defensive safety valve for Alex Ovechkin but he is probably better suited as a third-line center or second-line wing who can chip in between 20 and 25 goals. Hes also a strong voice in the locker room and demands nothing less than he gives on the ice.
Weaknesses: With the amount of ice time Laich is allotted, he should produce more than the 16 goals hes scored the past two seasons. He also finished the season a minus-8, his worst plus-minus since his rookie season.
Memorable Moment on the ice: On April 5, one day after saying the Capitals would make the playoffs, Laich recorded the game-winning goal and an assist to lift the Caps to a playoff-clinching 4-2 win over the Panthers at the Verizon Center. "I wasnt trying to be like Mark Messier, Laich said. All it was was an expression of my belief in this team.
Memorable Moment off the ice: For someone who means what he says, Laich sometimes gets himself in trouble for what comes out of his mouth. Thats why his comments after Jay Beagle suffered a concussion in a fight with Arron Asham seemed rather insensitive. I really don't care about that awareness crap, to be honest, Laich told CSNwashington.com back in October. Im sick of hearing all this talk about concussions and the quiet room. This is what we love to do, guys love to play, they love to compete, they want to be on the ice. How do you take that away from somebody? Beagle went on to miss the next 31 games.
2012-13 Expectations: At 4.5 million Laich needs to be more than a third-line center for the Caps who chips in with 16 goals. With the Caps desperate for a second-line center, Laich might be asked to play on the wing next season and will need to produce 25 goals and between 50 and 60 points with a respectable plus-minus total to earn his pay.
“So the future may learn from the past” As I began to type this message, I had to catch my breath when I keyed in “September 2007.” Knowing that this is our 10th anniversary month, I might have been more prepared for the shock of the startling passage of time. It’s striking to realize that in September...
It’s summer and a young person’s fancy turns to …philanthropy? Well, perhaps more than you might think. I ran into a friend recently and she told me her college freshman daughter was off to Nicaragua. Sarah belongs to a group that organizes charitable field trips for young people – giving them the...
With reports from the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy and the Center for Effective Philanthropy, among others, focusing on program vs. operating costs, I am often asked how donors and family funders are dealing with this debate. I remember the passionate debate that followed a major...
Given that I am tired, exhilarated, challenged, inspired, frustrated, and charged up, it can mean only one thing: I have just returned from spending time with donors, family members and others involved in family philanthropy. In this case it was the 2007 Family Foundations Conference....
Happy 2007 and welcome to a New Year of Family Giving News! This is a very special year for all of us at the National Center for Family Philanthropy. It is our Tenth Anniversary year and we plan to devote a great part of this year celebrating the donors and families who inspire us....
Why do you want your children to understand generosity as a key family value and how do you hope they will take both a personal and a family role in philanthropy?
The fall season of educational workshops and speeches is coming to an end and, once again, I have learned more from conference participants than I possibly could have shared. The enthusiastic commitment of those who give up weekends and vacation time to focus on the responsibilities of philanthropy is...
The signs are all around us. The local newspaper or magazine does a feature on good things going on in the community. Your mail includes a few more personal appeals for a charitable gift. Your financial advisor reminds you that you only have a few weeks to start that fund you’ve been considering....
Many family foundations and funds have chosen to hold their annual meetings during the Thanksgiving weekend. It is a time when family is together and it makes sense for so many geographically dispersed families to add their philanthropic business to the shared celebration of giving thanks....
Tony Wadsworth is former Chairman and CEO for the UK and Ireland with music giant EMI and current Chairman of BPI.
He will also be involved in the annual Music Industry Symposium which is held at the Sage in Gateshead and will work with the Development Council who are responsible for leading on capital projects within the University.
Smoking too much weed killing brain cells is a rumor many people have heard and is widely feared among the cannabis community. Cannabis users are actually some of the most intellectual people around and are greatly protective of their intellect. They want to know what part of the brain does smoking weed affect and if there is a ‘marijuana kills brain cells study’? There is not. There are no studies that suggest smoking weed will kill brain cells. However, ‘Does weed make you stupid?’ is another question with a different answer.
The idea that weed makes you stupid likely originates from observation of the acute effects of large doses of pot smoke. Large doses can cause extreme sedation and couchlock. It can cause perceptual disturbances and make you slur your words. When viewing someone under the effects of extreme intoxication, it can certainly look like they have gotten really dumb. They may lose coordination and begin stumbling or experience ataxia. This is the result of the way cannabis affects cannabinoid receptors throughout the nervous system. Cannabinoids in cannabis bind to CB1 receptors in the nervous system. This affects pain perception, movement, anxiety levels and other functions. It can reduce pain, cause sedation, and inhibit movement, resulting in some of the symptoms that may look like a lower IQ. The anticholinergic effect is notorious for causing lapses in memory. However, this effect is temporary and is not the result of damage to brain cells.
Study Location Details Does Weed Likely Kill Brain Cells? Can it be ruled out that weed may lower IQ?
2. Impact of adolescent marijuana use on intelligence: Results from two longitudinal twin studies University of Southern California and other universities (2016) Twin study shows decline of about 4 IQ points in users NO No
3.Evaluating the relationship between cannabis use and IQ in youth and young adults at clinical high risk of psychosis. Harvard, Yale and other universities (2015) Users at high risk of psychosis showed higher IQ when use of cannabis starts at later ages NO No
The first study was done in Dunedin, New Zealand. They followed about 1000 people from adolescence to age 38. They found a decline of about 8 IQ points in those who were heavy smokers of cannabis from adolescence through to middle age. However, only 3.8 percent of people fit the criteria of heavy smoker through to middle age. It is also possible that the fall in IQ points is better explained by socioeconomic factors rather than the effects of cannabis. At the same time, heavy smokers should take this information into account, especially those who began in childhood. Use of psychoactive THC is never recommended before the age of 18, and many experts caution about use even before the age of 21. Using psychoactive marijuana in childhood is also associated with an increase in the prevalence of psychotic disorders in adulthood.
This study provides no evidence that weed kills brain cells. It cannot be ruled out that weed may lower IQ.
This study was done using twins and published by the University of Southern California in cooperation with other universities in 2016. Twin studies attempt to weed out the effects of environment versus genetics. A decline of about 4 IQ points was found in marijuana users compared to non-users. Also, a decline in IQ was found over time in both groups. However, this decline from high school age into adulthood has been observed in the general population and is generally explainable by the fact that after high school people’s interests become less academic as some go to college and others discontinue schooling. Also, the effects of social factors are not weeded out in this study, since those who admit to heavy illicit use tend to be of a lower socioeconomic status. Those with better jobs or schooling tend not to use as they can expect to need to be clean for drug tests in the course of employment. They must also be sober for school and work, unlike those who are unemployed. This study provides no evidence that weed kills brain cells. It cannot be ruled out that weed may lower IQ.
Study #3 Evaluating the relationship between cannabis use and IQ in youth and young adults at clinical high risk of psychosis.
The last study, published in 2015, was done to find out if marijuana use improves cognition in those with psychosis and at a high risk of psychosis. The study found no difference in IQ between weed smokers and non-smokers. However, it found a higher IQ in those with a high risk of psychosis who started smoking weed at later ages. This suggests that components of marijuana like THC and other cannabinoids may provide some neuroprotective effect, as has also been observed in other studies.
This study provides no evidence that weed kills brain cells. It cannot be ruled out that weed may improve IQ in those at high risk of psychosis. As for the question: ‘Does smoking weed cause brain damage?’, it is unlikely to be the case, having looked at the evidence from these studies.
Marijuana also has effects on the immune system. The anti-inflammatory effect that happens when you use marijuana, especially non-psychoactive preparations used everyday for health reasons, can also protect neurons and the myelin which coats the neuron. This protective membrane can sometimes come under attack by the immune system. Studies suggests weed is not bad for the brain won’t make you dumb. Some research suggests weed can make your brain grow slightly smarter through its neuroprotective effect. Weed has also been shown to cause neurogenesis, the growth of new brain synapses.
4.3 Study #3 Evaluating the relationship between cannabis use and IQ in youth and young adults at clinical high risk of psychosis.
I do believe this article is very true. I suffer from chronic migranes,depression, and stomach issues from having spinal meningitis in 1999 while 7 months pregnant. When i smoke weed it stops the migraine, eases my nausea and helps me relax until my body recovers from the incodent. As with my stomach issues, i rarely have a appetite to eat and since i am borderline diabetic and having had gastric-bypass i have to eat several small meals (snacks) every day, and weed gives me the apetite to eat and lets me keep my food down. When i eat if i dont smoke i get extremely nauseas, dizzy, and sometimes black out from throwing up. Also my depression seems better to me when I smoke. I am a creativer person (artist) and i put my depressed feelings into being creative with my poetry, and things i hand make. It also helps me control my meditation alot better so therefore i am able to control my heart beat, breathing and focus much better. I would love to see more articles like this such as how it cures different conditions, how it is used etc…
Also there needs to be a way to share these articles on social media like facebook and twitter. Any ideas on how i can share this on facebook??
With so much obvious corruption in government & facebook, how do you know this article wasn’t written by a marijuana smoking government “official” From marijuana users, I know this is not true.