Simple living in a Chicago intentional community
Chicago resident L-Rainsberger lives in an urban intentional community paying 775 monthly for housing meals and shared facilities. She bikes to work, shares cars and resources with 28 neighbors, saving money while pursuing a simpler life focused on family and community outside the nonprofit sector.
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Chicaco
Keri Rainsberger
Rainsberger
Keystone Ecological Urban Center
Chicago
Uptown
Ern Methodist University
Lake Michigan
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Laird Schaub
Fellowship
Schaub
Sandhill Farm
Rutledge
Duane Elgin
California
Lela Philbrook
Philbrook
Alias
Ohio
Charles Rex Arbogast
The Couch and Pills Shift in Psychiatric Care
A Johns Hopkins led study finds a steep drop in psychotherapy by U.S. psychiatrists from 1996 97 to 2004 05 as pills and insurance incentives favor short visits. Psychotherapy use fell to 29 percent of visits and 11 percent of psychiatrists provided talk therapy to all patients, sparking debate on access and outcomes.
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CuHicnco
U.S
Ramin Mojtabai
Johns Hopkins
Bloomberg School of Public Health
Baltimore
Mottabai
Charles Barber
Yale University
Barber
Archives of
General Psychiatry
Eric Plakin
American Psychiatric Association
Plakin
David Mohr
Northwestern University
Feinberg School of Medicine
Moss and insects found in frozen Antarctic tundra
Geoscientists report 14 million year old moss tissues, insects, and plant pollen preserved in inland western Olympus Range valleys. Findings suggest warmer, wetter ancient climate with wet based glaciers and proglacial lakes. NSF supported study highlights climate thresholds and potential global impact.
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Antarctica
Washington
Alaska
Canada
Siberia
Adam Lewis
North Dakota State University
Lewis
Proceedings
The
National
Anthrax scientist linked to sorority obsession in 2001 letters
Officials tie Bruce Ivins to a decades long fixation with Kappa Kappa Gamma at Princeton as a possible clue in the 2001 anthrax letters case. Investigators note Ivins might have mailed from Princeton to mislead inquiries, amid unresolved questions of motive and past campus ties. Ivins killed himself before indictment.
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Washington
New Jersey
FBI
U.S
Bruce Ivins
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Princeton
Ivins
Justice Department
Princeton University
Kappa
Associated Press
University of Cincinnati
Katherine Breckinridge Graham
Graham
Lauren Paitson
Columbus
Ohio
Fort Detrick
Frederick
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Daniel Howard
Cox School of Business
South
Quality Life
Fellowship For Intentional Community
Elgin
Carla K. Johnson
Randolph E. Schmid
National Science Foundation
Insel Range
National Academy of Sciences
McMurdo Dry Valleys
Lara Jakes Jordan and
Matt Apuzzo
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