
ADHD, Alzheimers, Sports and The Anthem, Cancer and More
Hey folks and welcome to Tuesday and a new week. Did you have good or great seats for the eclipse yesterday? Here in Fresno we didn’t get the full effect of the eclipse, but it was enough to tease us and prepare for 2024.
We don’t have a lot to say today except we hope you enjoy the stories we picked for you. We think they’re all good reads and rather important for you to view. In our humble opinion.
We also posted a picture of our possibly new logo. We’ve been testing it out on the podcast so we wanted to get your opinion today and the rest of the week. So be prepared to see it in the next few newsletters. This way you have a few days to view it and respond by clicking on the thumbs up or down and commenting.
Have a great Tuesday and see you all tomorrow!
Ciao,
Mark & Patti
What Do you Think?
Aging and Memory
Alzheimers advancements: This eye scan may detect it years in advance — www.usatoday.com
Researchers say early indicators of Alzheimer’s disease exist within our eyes, meaning a non-invasive eye scan could tip us off to Alzheimer’s years before symptoms occur.
ADHD Myths Debunked
New Research on ADHD Suggests Clearer Genetic Link — ImpactADHD — impactadhd.com
ADHD is another classic example. Despite research on ADHD, even today, there remain so-called experts who call diagnoses of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) a “fraud.” I refuse to link to their writings, but you can easily find them if you are so inclined.
More Light Could Mean Higher Risk For Cancer
Neighborhoods with more light have higher breast cancer risk, study says — CNN — edition.cnn.com
A new study from Harvard has found greater risk of breast cancer in women who live in neighborhoods that have higher levels of outdoor light during the night.
Women and Tech
Want more women in tech at your company? Make it a priority — CNET — www.cnet.com
When I was 5 years old, I emigrated from Haiti with my family to the United States. Speaking only Creole and French, I was ridiculed mercilessly at school and felt like an outsider. Thankfully, I found a common language that I could communicate through despite having an accent: math.
Power No Matter The Time of Day
Solar Energy Harnessing-Tech Even Works at Night — Ochen — ochen.com
High in the stark Nevada desert, a couple of hundred miles north-west of Las Vegas, is the shimmering circular mirage of Crescent Dunes. Ten thousand silvery glass panes surround a tall central tower, which stands like a twinkling needle in the featureless landscape around it.
Two Sides of Sports & The Anthem
Jerry Jones: Cowboys Will Stand For The Flag Or “Your Ass Will Be Off The Team” ⋆ WayneDupree.com — waynedupree.com
Just as Jones sets requirements for his team, he expects commitment and loyalty. If he’s paying the salaries, why can’t he impose these rules on his team?
Browns players kneel during national anthem prior to Giants game — NY Daily News — www.nydailynews.com
Browns head coach Hue Jackson said last week he “would hope we don’t have those issues,” when asked for his thoughts on players protesting during the national anthem.
Filed Under Mishegoss
After more than half a century, The Village Voice is closing its print edition — Poynter — www.poynter.org
A 55 and over Facebook group where friends are made (American Family Insurance) — mashable.com
It’s not easy getting older: Joint pain, bad knees, trouble hearing — the kinds of problems that get more challenging when there’s no one in your life to help you out.
