The Go Green Home is a living laboratory of green design, materials and innovation. We’ve deconstructed an existing single-family home — taking it apart board by board, nail by nail–and donated and recycled 95% of it! We’ve studied the sun, the winds and the neighborhood, and incorporated everything into the design and build of our new home. Plus we’re greening it all — from solar roof panels to recycled content countertops in the cutting edge cook’s kitchen. We’ll take you with us, step by step, updating frequently with journal entries and photos of our progress. Visit www.TheGoGreenHome.com for more information! Brought to you by Go Green Construction: www.GoGreenCalifornia.com
A healthy dose of exercise is good medicine, even for lymphoma patients receiving chemotherapy, says Kerry Courneya, Canada Research Chair in Physical Activity and Cancer in the Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation at the University of Alberta. The Healthy Exercise for Lymphoma Patients trial, a three-year study led by Courneya, published last month in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, found that a regimen of aerobic exercise training produced significant improvements in physical functioning and overall quality of life benefits in patients with lymphoma. Researchers recruited 122 patients with Hodgkin’s and non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, then classified participants by disease type and treatment status, whether they were undergoing chemotherapy at the time or receiving no treatments. Participants were randomly assigned to an exercise program designed to maximize cardiovascular fitness or to usual care, which did not include an exercise component. “The exercise program consisted of interval training,” said Courneya. “We had patients ride the bike at a modest intensity, interspersed with high-intensity bouts of exercise, where they would go full out, exerting maximum effort for a minute or two at a time, then rest for a few minutes before doing it again. That type of interval training has really been shown to maximize improvements in fitness.” Exercisers trained three times a week for 12 weeks and were encouraged to stay the course with behavioural support techniques that …
Sometimes a cocktail is just a drink, but sometimes it’s a real problem. Learn to determine when drug and/or alcohol use becomes substance abuse or dependency. Michael Finch, co-founder of Embrace Recovery in Orange County, CA. , and one of it’s highly trained counselors, describes the difference between substance abuse and substance dependency and outlines some of the simple questions that he uses to help people understand more about their substance use in order to discover whether their behavior poses a problem to their lifestyle, relationships and well being. Michael also offers a free and confidential substance use assessment in the privacy of the Embrace Recovery offices. The free assessment is followed by a customized treatment recommendation for the individual seeking help, as well as for their family members, who are often adversely affected by substance abuse and dependency and the behavior that accompanies it. Embrace Recovery proudly serves the communities in and around Orange County, CA., including Laguna, Laguna Niguel, Irvine, Mission Viejo, San Clemente, Lake Forest, Newport Beach,Huntington Beach, Santa Ana, Anaheim, Costa Mesa and Dana Point. For more information and to make an appointment for a free, confidential assessment, call 949 525-3696 or visit Embrace Recovery online at www.embracerecovery.com.
Teen speaks about the dangers of drug addiction, how she became involved in consuming and selling drugs, and her path to recovery. Did you know that most teens don’t use drugs? In fact, NIDAs latest survey that measures drug use and attitudes about drug use among high school teens shows a long-term decline in cigarette smoking, alcohol, marijuana and some other drugs. However, we are seeing a high rate of prescription drug abuse among teens. Last year, nearly one in ten high school seniors reported nonmedical use of Vicodin and one in twenty reported abusing Oxycontin, both potentially addictive opioid painkillers. Just because its prescribed by a doctor doesnt mean its not dangerous, and people should only use these drugs the way the doctor recommends. The biggest problem of drug use with teens is that there is no way to know who will become addicted. If you take the risk and try drugs, your life could become very complicated. For more information on drug use trends in high school, go to www.nida.nih.gov teens.drugabuse.gov Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: www.newmedia.hhs.gov
Sleater-Kinney’s last performance, on August 12th, 2006, at the Crystal Ballroom in their hometown of Portland, Oregon. A kickass, punky indie rock band, the best to come out of the Portland music scene, and what I believe is the best band associated with riot grrrl, no contest. Catchy as hell to boot, and responsible for the best album of 2005, The Woods, which kicks the shit out of anything else that came out that year in terms of sheer rockoutness. This is one of their best gigs. You can tell they really wanted to go out with a bang. Highlights include an incendiary performance of End of You, probably the definitive version, and Entertain, the best punk song written since Lord knows when. Setlist: 01. The Fox 02. The End of You 03. Wilderness 04. Jumpers 05. One Beat 06. Step Aside 07. The Hot Rock 08. Rollercoaster 09. All Hands on the Bad One 10. Night Light 11. What’s Mine Is Yours 12. Stay Where You Are 13. Modern Girl 14. Let’s Call It Love 15. Entertain 16. Sympathy 17. Words & Guitar Encore #1: 18. Milkshake ‘n’ Honey 19. You’re No Rock ‘n’ Roll Fun 20. Not What You Want 21. Steep Air 22. God Is A Number 23. Oh! 24. Dig Me Out Encore #2: 25. Good Things 26. Turn It On 27. One More Hour Special Thanks to the following people who allowed me to get this gig on youtube for the first time in a beautiful, widescreen, non-mediocre resolution: Carl Z and Rainman at the SK W&G board for creating the DVD and circulating it, Prophetofog, for getting me my copy and for …
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Teen speaks about the dangers of drug addiction, how she became involved in consuming and selling drugs, and her path to recovery. Did you know that most teens don’t use drugs? In fact, NIDAs latest survey that measures drug use and attitudes about drug use among high school teens shows a long-term decline in cigarette smoking, alcohol, marijuana and some other drugs. However, we are seeing a high rate of prescription drug abuse among teens. Last year, nearly one in ten high school seniors reported nonmedical use of Vicodin and one in twenty reported abusing Oxycontin, both potentially addictive opioid painkillers. Just because its prescribed by a doctor doesnt mean its not dangerous, and people should only use these drugs the way the doctor recommends. The biggest problem of drug use with teens is that there is no way to know who will become addicted. If you take the risk and try drugs, your life could become very complicated. For more information on drug use trends in high school, go to www.nida.nih.gov teens.drugabuse.gov Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: www.newmedia.hhs.gov
A reality show series based on a weirdly unique family living in Santa Barbara, CA and their chaotic life filled with surfers, skaters and healthy gourmet cooking. Follow the lives of Stacy (an active 400+ lb. mom who is in desperate need of bariatric surgery), Scott (a computer guru who drives a pink car, runs his own business and struggles to carve out a living in one of the world’s richest cities), Cousteau (their 9-year-old son who has surfed and skated since he was four-years-old, yet through his many years of competition has yet to bring home a first place trophy) and their perky Boston Terriers, Happy and Petal. You’ll also meet an eccentric cast of the 20 or so characters who fill their daily life. From the multitude of groms that are always around, to “Layback” Mike Pugh, an ex-pro skater and snowboarder, who struggles to stay clean and sober after losing his best friend to drug addiction, to “Uncle” Chris Keet who despite a good case of adult ADD, runs Santa Barbara’s premier surf school, Surf Happens, and is trying to coach Cousteau to the winner’s circle. We are currently in the development phase and working on our pilot. This is footage of Mike Pugh describing Jimmy and Lucas’s plan to camp out at the skate park to celebrate Lucas’s 8th birthday.
Sleater-Kinney’s last performance, on August 12th, 2006, at the Crystal Ballroom in their hometown of Portland, Oregon. A kickass, punky indie rock band, the best to come out of the Portland music scene, and what I believe is the best band associated with riot grrrl, no contest. Catchy as hell to boot, and responsible for the best album of 2005, The Woods, which kicks the shit out of anything else that came out that year in terms of sheer rockoutness. This is one of their best gigs. You can tell they really wanted to go out with a bang. Highlights include an incendiary performance of End of You, probably the definitive version, and Entertain, the best punk song written since Lord knows when. Setlist: 01. The Fox 02. The End of You 03. Wilderness 04. Jumpers 05. One Beat 06. Step Aside 07. The Hot Rock 08. Rollercoaster 09. All Hands on the Bad One 10. Night Light 11. What’s Mine Is Yours 12. Stay Where You Are 13. Modern Girl 14. Let’s Call It Love 15. Entertain 16. Sympathy 17. Words & Guitar Encore #1: 18. Milkshake ‘n’ Honey 19. You’re No Rock ‘n’ Roll Fun 20. Not What You Want 21. Steep Air 22. God Is A Number 23. Oh! 24. Dig Me Out Encore #2: 25. Good Things 26. Turn It On 27. One More Hour Special Thanks to the following people who allowed me to get this gig on youtube for the first time in a beautiful, widescreen, non-mediocre resolution: Carl Z and Rainman at the SK W&G board for creating the DVD and circulating it, Prophetofog, for getting me my copy and for …
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