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Another risk from tree staking is damage to the bark, Janoski said. Rope or wire used to secure the tree to the stakes can rub right through the bark and the important layer just beneath the bark, where the tree grows and where it transports water and nutrients between the leaves and the roots. “If that layer is cut, the tree can’t function,” she said.

Dear Readers: Recently, I ran a question from an older gentleman signing his letter, “Indeed, not Your Sweetie.” He and his friends wanted to register their disgust at being called “Sweetie,” “Honey,” and the like by service workers and healthcare professionals.

Chelsea Singleton, an assistant professor in the department of kinesiology and community health at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, has completed a five-year study looking at violence and the impact that it has on nutrition, physical activity and obesity. The study found that In urban Chicago, Black communities had significantly higher rates of violent crime, and adults in those communities had higher rates of physical inactivity and obesity compared to adults in Hispanic or white communities.

Oru, whose name comes from the Japanese word for fold, makes five models, from the one-person Inlet designed for flatwater to the Coast XT, built for more serious adventures. When fully assembled, the Inlet is 10 feet long, 31 inches wide, and weighs just 20 pounds. When not on the water, the kayak neatly folds into a compact box, similar in size to a guitar case.

You and your wife should be honest with your daughter regarding how her choice has affected your lives. You should also discuss what you are prepared to do, financially and/or with childcare, in order to help keep her family afloat – and you should let her know that your financial and childcare support will decrease gradually over the next five years or so, in order to inspire her to step up her own earning to support her family.

“Since I’ve had her I feel like I have to work harder and faster,” Pickett said earlier this week. “Because there’s going to come a time when my child is going to be made to feel less than, and there’s nothing I can do to stop that. I can only hope that with the work that I do, parents are educating their children to defend her innocence, to stand up as allies.

“Any person that comes in to see me for rectal bleeding or other things like change of bowel habits or increased shortness of breath or anemia, anything like that I’m paying attention to,” she said. “I’m seeing these really young people coming in with very advanced cancer because either the patient blew off (symptoms) or the provider blew it off because they’re like, ‘Oh they’re so young. It couldn’t be cancer.’ I just, like, ignore age completely.”

Scenes from Universal Orlando’s new nighttime lagoon show, a Cinematic Celebration, which debuted July 16, 2018, at Universal Studios Florida. The show employs music, projected imagery from favorite films onto colorful dancing fountains and water cannons, all flanked by blasting fireworks. (Joe Burbank / Orlando Sentinel)