Today in History September 18 2011 highlights
This date marks Dag Hammarskjölds death in a 1961 plane crash in Northern Rhodesia. Notable events include Quebec surrender to Britain in 1759, Washington laying the Capitol cornerstone in 1793, Chile declaring independence in 1810, and key 20th century milestones such as the 1927 CBS on air debut and Jimi Hendrixs death in 1970.
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Hypoglycemia risks and causes outlined by Dr Gott
Dr Gott explains hypoglycemia dangers including signs such as confusion tremor anxiety and loss of consciousness. He cites potential causes like medications tumors alcoholism anorexia hepatitis kidney disorders and endocrine deficiencies and notes insulin surges after meals or gastric bypass can trigger symptoms. He advises prompt medical evaluation and describes a twofold treatment approach.
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Adopting Unemployed Families as Moral Leadership
Cal Thomas urges U S leaders and wealthy individuals to adopt unemployed families and help them find work. He cites Emma Harrison and British ministers as models and suggests public figures from Obama to Buffett participate to reduce government size and foster personal responsibility. He frames care for others as a satisfying, ethical trend.
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