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201. barefaced BEAUTY.

Author

Falcone, Dana Rose, Jordan, Julie, Green, Mary, Leonard, Elizabeth, and Rubenstein, Janine

Subjects
*PERSONAL beauty
Published
2020

202. 50 things you should KNOW &DO TO HELP THE planet.

Author

Baker, K. C., Dodd, Johnny, Dutt, Sonal, Fields, Jackie, Jerome, Richard, Falcone, Dana Rose, Redford, Robert, Fonda, Jane, Portman, Natalie, Ball, Sarah, Kantor, Wendy Grossman, Herbst, Diane, Johnson, Tina, Jordan, Julie, Keating, Caitlin, Naugle, Wendy, McNeil, Liz, McNiece, Mia, Smith, Morgan, and Young, Susan

Subjects
EARTH Day, ENVIRONMENTALISM, PLASTIC scrap & the environment, PUBLIC transit, ENVIRONMENTAL economics, SUSTAINABILITY
Abstract

The article offers advice for helping the plant on Earth Day, including reducing plastic waste, utilizing public transportation, and supporting local and sustainable businesses.

Published
2020

203. People picks.

Author

Heldman, Breanne L., Jordan, Julie, Lara, Maria, Greissinger, Lisa, Martin, Claire, Winik, Marion, and Smith, Nigel

Subjects
RHYTHM Section, The (Film), TOMMY (TV program), BEAUTIFUL Crime, A (Book), BOLLEN, Christopher, PETERSON, Coyote, MEIER, Myka
Abstract

The article reviews several films, television shows, and books, including the film "The Rhythm Section," the television show "Tommy," and the book "A Beautiful Crime," by Christopher Bollen. Interviews are also presented with wildlife educator Coyote Peterson and royal etiquette expert Myka Meier.

Published
2020

204. Scoop.

Author

Rubenstein, Janine, Falcone, Dana Rose, Strohm, Emily, Despres, Tricia, Telling, Gillian, Nahas, Aili, Chiu, Melody, Marx, Linda, and Jordan, Julie

Subjects
CELEBRITIES
Abstract

The article presents celebrity news briefs as of December 23, 2019. Musician Justin Timberlake has publicly apologized to his actress wife Jessica Biel for behavior he displayed on November 23 at bar in New Orleans, Louisiana. Actress Emma Stone is engaged to director Dave McCary. An interview is presented with reality television personality Kris Jenner.

Published
2019

205. JENNIFER ANISTON.

Author

Jordan, Julie

Subjects
*ACTRESSES, *STREAMING video & television, *COWORKER relationships
Abstract

An interview is presented with American actress Jennifer Aniston. Topics include her experiences during the year 2019, such as her decision to join the social media network Instagram, her return to television with a role on the streaming service AppleTV-plus show "The Morning Show," and the celebration of her 50th birthday. She also discusses her relationship with her "The Morning Show" co-star Reese Witherspoon and the possibility that she and other castmembers of the television show "Friends" will get together for a reunion.

Published
2019

207. Harmonising alcohol consumption, sales and related outcomes data across the UK and Ireland: an insurmountable barrier to policy evaluation?

Author

Jordan, Julie-Ann, McCann, Mark, Katikireddi, Srinivasa Vittal, and Higgins, Kathryn

Subjects
*COMMERCIAL statistics, *CRIME, *ALCOHOL drinking, *HOSPITAL care, *HEALTH policy, *POPULATION geography, *PUBLIC health, *QUESTIONNAIRES, *SURVEYS, *DATA analysis, *ALCOHOL-induced disorders
Abstract

There is a need to ensure public health policies are robustly evaluated to establish their benefits and harms on the population and subgroups. We aimed to assess the comparability of Northern Ireland (NI) and Republic of Ireland (RoI) alcohol-related data to determine their suitability for evaluating the effectiveness of alcohol policies on alcohol consumption, sales, and related outcomes. A comparability analysis of NI and RoI alcohol-related hospital admissions, deaths, consumption, sales, and crime administrative and survey data was undertaken. Data sources were compared, where applicable, in terms of coding systems, population coverage, definitions, quality, response/completion rates, and question similarity. The NI and RoI consumption and sales data were found not to be comparable enough for use in a natural experiment study; comparability for hospital admission data was acceptable. Key barriers to comparability included variations in population coverage and lack of overlap in questionnaire topics. Data access issues made it difficult to fully determine data comparability for alcohol-related crime and deaths. By contrast, NI alcohol-related data were more comparable with other UK countries, making comparisons for the purpose of policy evaluation possible. RoI would benefit from identifying another economically and culturally similar country with comparable alcohol-related data. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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208. Gene expression in hip soft tissues in incipient canine hip dysplasia and osteoarthritis.

Author

Hunter, Linda, Ash, Kristian, Krotscheck, Ursula, Todhunter, Rory J., Garrison, Susan J., Jordan, Julie, Castelhano, Marta G., Hayward, Jessica J., Meyers‐Wallen, Vicki, and Grenier, Jennifer

Subjects
GENE expression, PROTEOGLYCANS, DYSPLASIA, TISSUES
Abstract

Canine hip dysplasia and developmental dysplasia of the human hip share demographic, phenotypic, and clinical features including the predisposition to develop osteoarthritis in affected joints. To support the results of genetic mapping studies for CHD and its concomitant osteoarthritis with functional information, we performed RNA‐seq on hip capsule and teres ligament of affected and unaffected dogs. RNA seq showed that expressed genes segregated according age, capsule or ligament, and hip phenotype. Expression of HHIP, DACT2, and WIF1 was significantly higher in capsule from control hips than dysplastic hips indicating a disruption of the hedgehog signaling pathway. Expression of SPON 1, a key component of the WNT pathway, was increased significantly in both dysplastic capsule and ligament while FBN2 and EMILIN3 were significantly increased in dysplastic capsule. Of genes associated with human hip osteoarthritis, expression of ACAN, IGF1, CILP2, COL11A1, COL8A1, and HAPLN was increased significantly in dysplastic capsule. The significant increase in expression of PLA2F, TNFRSF, TMEM, and IGFBP in dysplastic capsule indicated an injury response. Gene set enrichment analysis revealed that genes involved in extracellular matrix structure, epithelial to mesenchymal transition, myogenesis, growth factor signaling, cancer and immune pathways were enriched in dysplastic capsule. For teres ligament from dysplastic joints, genes in retinoic signaling pathways and those encoding extracellular matrix molecules, but not proteoglycans, were enriched. Hip tissues respond to abnormal mechanics early in dysplastic hip development and these pathways present targets for intervention in the early synovitis and capsulitis secondary to canine and human hip dysplasia. © 2018 Orthopaedic Research Society. Published by Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Orthop Res 37:313–324, 2019. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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212. Q&A: Nick Zano.

Author

JORDAN, JULIE

Subjects
*WORKING hours, *CAMELS, *TELEVISION comedies, *NAVIES, *COMEDY, *LAUGHTER
Abstract

Nick Zano, known for his role in DC's Legends of Tomorrow, stars as a Navy SEAL in the action-comedy series Obliterated on Netflix. Zano was drawn to the series because of its energetic and daring nature, and hopes that viewers will either scream or laugh while watching. One memorable moment on set was when a sex scene was interrupted by a camel. Zano's idea of a perfect day off involves relaxing at home, watching documentaries, and taking a break from his demanding work schedule. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

244. Jennifer Aniston: 'We Have to Be Kinder to Our Bodies'.

Author

JORDAN, JULIE

Subjects
*LIQUIDATION
Abstract

Jennifer Aniston: "We Have to Be Kinder to Our Bodies" But after suffering a back injury in 2021, the actress, 54, learned about Pvolve, an exercise program that pairs low-impact, functional movement with resistance equipment to build strength. THE ACTRESS TALKS ABOUT WORKING OUT - AND MAKING TIME FOR "FUN AND GLUTTONY" - AS SHE LAUNCHES A NEW FITNESS PARTNERSHIP When it comes to the latest innovations in fitness, Jennifer Aniston always considered her awareness somewhat ahead of the curve. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

245. Helping the most vulnerable out of the poverty trap and reducing inequality: Policies, strategies, and services for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder, including intellectual and neurodevelopmental disabilities: Benchmarking Autism Services Efficacy: BASE Project (Volume 3) Secondary Data analysis

Author

Dillenburger, Karola, McKerr, Lynne, and Jordan, Julie-Ann

Subjects
education, mental disorders, employment, autism, secondary data analysis
Abstract

1) Executive SummaryLegislation (Autism Act NI, 2011), a cross-departmental strategy (Autism Strategy 2013-2020) and a first action plan (2013-2016) have been developed in Northern Ireland in order to support individuals and families affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) without a prior thorough baseline assessment of need. At the same time, there are large existing data sets about the population in NI that had never been subjected to a secondary data analysis with regards to data on ASD. This report covers the first comprehensive secondary data analysis and thereby aims to inform future policy and practice. Following a search of all existing, large-scale, regional or national data sets that were relevant to the lives of individuals and families affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in Northern Ireland, extensive secondary data analyses were carried out. The focus of these secondary data analyses was to distill any ASD related data from larger generic data sets. The findings are reported for each data set and follow a lifespan perspective, i.e., data related to children is reported first before data related to adults. Key findings:Autism Prevalence: Of children born in 2000 in the UK, • 0.9% (1:109) were reported to have ASD, when they were 5-year old in 2005;• 1.8% (1:55) were reported to have ASD, when they were 7-years old in 2007;• 3.5% (1:29) were reported to have ASD, when they were 11-year old in 2011.In mainstream schools in Northern Ireland • 1.2% of the children were reported to have ASD in 2006/07;• 1.8% of the children were reported to have ASD in 2012/13.Economic Deprivation: • Families of children with autism (CWA) were 9%-18% worse off per week than families of children not on the autism spectrum (COA).• Between 2006-2013 deprivation of CWA compared to COA nearly doubled as measured by eligibility for free school meals (from near 20 % to 37%) • In 2006, CWA and COA experienced similar levels of deprivation (approx. 20%), by 2013, a considerable deprivation gap had developed, with CWA experienced 6% more deprivation than COA.• Nearly 1/3 of primary school CWA lived in the most deprived areas in Northern Ireland.• Nearly ½ of children with Asperger’s Syndrome who attended special school lived in the most deprived areas.Unemployment: • Mothers of CWA were 6% less likely to be employed than mothers of COA. • Mothers of CWA earned 35%-56% less than mothers of COA.• CWA were 9% less likely to live in two income families than COA.Health: • Pre-diagnosis, CWA were more likely than COA to have physical health problems, including walking on level ground, speech and language, hearing, eyesight, and asthma.• Aged 3 years of age CWA experienced poorer emotional and social health than COA, this difference increased significantly by the time they were 7 years of age.• Mothers of young CWA had lower levels of life satisfaction and poorer mental health than mothers of young COA.Education: • In mainstream education, children with ASD aged 11-16 years reported less satisfaction with their social relationships than COA.• Younger children with ASD (aged 5 and 7 years) were less likely to enjoy school, were bullied more, and were more reluctant to attend school than COA.• CWA attended school 2-3 weeks less than COA .• Children with Asperger’s Syndrome in special schools missed the equivalent of 8-13 school days more than children with Asperger’s Syndrome in mainstream schools.• Children with ASD attending mainstream schooling were less likely to gain 5+ GCSEs A*-C or subsequently attend university.Further and Higher Education: • Enrolment rates for students with ASD have risen in Further Education (FE), from 0% to 0.7%.• Enrolment rates for students with ASD have risen in Higher Education (HE), from 0.28% to 0.45%.• Students with ASD chose to study different subjects than students without ASD, although other factors, e.g., gender, age etc. may have played a part in subject selection.• Students with ASD from NI were more likely than students without ASD to choose Northern Irish HE Institutions rather than study outside NI.Participation in adult life and employment: • A small number of adults with ASD (n=99) have benefitted from DES employment provision over the past 12 years.• It is unknown how many adults with ASD have received employment support elsewhere (e.g. Steps to Work).• Awareness and Attitudes in the General Population: • In both the 2003 and 2012 NI Life and Times Survey (NILTS), NI public reported positive attitudes towards the inclusion of children with ASD in mainstream education (see also BASE Project Vol. 2).Gap Analysis Recommendations: This was the first comprehensive secondary analysis with regards to ASD of existing large-scale data sets in Northern Ireland. Data gaps were identified and further replications would benefit from the following data inclusion:• ASD should be recorded routinely in the following datasets: o Census; o Northern Ireland Survey of Activity Limitation (NISALD); o Training for Success/Steps to work; Steps to Success; o Travel survey; o Hate crime; and o Labour Force Survey.• Data should be collected on the destinations/qualifications of special school leavers.• NILT Survey autism module should be repeated in 5 years time (2017) (see full report of 1st NILT Survey autism module 2012 in BASE Project Report Volume 2).• General public attitudes and awareness should be assessed for children and young people, using the Young Life and Times Survey (YLT) and the Kids Life and Times Survey (KLT); (this work is underway, Dillenburger, McKerr, Schubolz, & Lloyd, 2014-2015).

Published
2014

246. Your Guide to the Jam-Packed New Season.

Author

ESQUIBIAS, LIZA, L. HELDMAN, BREANNE, JORDAN, JULIE, and KRATOFIL, COLLEEN

Subjects
*FRIED chicken, *ANONYMOUS authors, *SMALL cities, *CRUISE industry, *BATMAN (Fictional character)
Abstract

This article provides a preview of upcoming TV shows and series across various networks and streaming platforms. It includes a range of genres, from superhero movies to police procedurals, family dramas, spy thrillers, and reality TV. The article also features interviews with actors and provides insights into the production process and the experiences of the cast and crew. The shows mentioned cover diverse themes and perspectives, offering something for a wide range of viewers. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

247. Chelsea Handler: 'I Like to Keep It Real'.

Author

JORDAN, JULIE

Subjects
*WOMEN comedians, *PODCASTING
Abstract

The article focuses on comedian Chelsea Handler. Topics including her late night talk show "Chelsea Lately," her memoir "Life Will Be the Death of Me," and her podcast "Dear Chelsea."

Published
2021

248. THOMPSON & STONE: Excellent Emmas!

Author

JORDAN, JULIE

Subjects
THOMPSON, Emma, 1959-, STONE, Emma, 1988-, CRUELLA (Film)
Abstract

An interview is presented with actresses Emma Thompson and Emma Stone in which they discuss their film "Cruella."

Published
2021

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