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Crafting with cat hair : cute handicrafts to make with your cat
Step-by-step, illustrated instructions for creating a variety of handicraft projects from cat fur. Requires no special equipment or training.
Identifying Factors Associated With Loneliness in Older United States Veterans: An Ecological Systems Approach
2026
Purpose:
The current study examined whether multi-level ecological factors, including sociodemographic characteristics, military-related characteristics, social support, and community-level social vulnerability, were associated with loneliness among older U.S. Veterans.
Method:
We conducted a cross-sectional analysis of baseline data from a large clinical trial involving 237 Veterans aged ≥65 years hospitalized at a Midwestern Veterans Health Administration medical center. Loneliness was measured using the Three-Item Loneliness Scale. Multiple logistic regression models were used to assess associations between loneliness and multi-level ecological factors.
Results:
Greater emotional/informational social support was significantly associated with lower odds of loneliness. Veterans residing in areas with moderate or high social vulnerability had higher odds of loneliness. No sociodemographic or military characteristics were significantly associated with loneliness after adjusting for all other factors.
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Findings highlight the importance of addressing individual and community-level social factors to reduce loneliness in older Veterans, supporting whole health approaches within gerontological care settings.
Journal Article
FCAT: FIFTY SCHOOLS GET A'S BROWARD COUNTY AVOIDS F LIST, CELEBRATES SUCCESS
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BILL HIRSCHMAN Education Writer Staff Writers Hirschman, Karla Schuster, Mark Hollis, Toni Marshall, Heidi Hall, Peter Bernard, Lorraine Welsch, Chris Burt and Amy Zerba reported this story
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Bush, Jeb
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Crocker, Linda
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Gallagher, Tom
2000
Caption: MOST IMPROVED Five Broward County schools jumped three letter grades, from a D to an A, under the state's A-Plus plan: Hallandale Elementary McNab Elementary, Pompano Beach Norcrest Elementary, Pompano Beach Plantation Park Elementary Sheridan Hills Elementary, Hollywood HOW BROWARD SCHOOLS FARED Broward has 47 new A schools Bair Middle, Sunrise Banyan Elementary, Sunrise Boulevard Heights Elementary, Hollywood Central Park Elementary, Plantation Chapel Trail Elementary, Pembroke Pines Cooper City Elementary Coral Park Elementary, Coral Springs Coral Springs Elementary Davie Elementary Eagle Ridge Elementary, Coral Springs Embassy Creek Elementary, Cooper City Flamingo Elementary, Davie Floranada Elementary, Fort Lauderdale Forest Hills Elementary, Coral Springs Forest Glen Middle, Coral Springs Fox Trail Elementary, Davie Gator Run Elementary, Weston Hallandale Elementary Harbordale Elementary, Fort Lauderdale Hawkes Bluff Elementary, Davie Hollywood Central Elementary Hollywood Hills Elementary Horizon Elementary, Sunrise Indian Ridge Middle, Davie Indian Trace Elementary, Weston James Rickards Middle, Oakland Park Lakeside Elementary, Pembroke Pines Maplewood Elementary, Coral Springs McNab Elementary, Pompano Beach Nob Hill Elementary, Sunrise Norcrest Elementary, Pompano Beach Nova Blanche Forman Elementary, Davie Park Springs Elementary, Coral Springs Pembroke Pines Elementary Pines Lakes Elementary, Pembroke Pines Plantation Park Elementary, Plantation Riverside Elementary, Coral Springs Sandpiper Elementary, Sunrise Sheridan Hills Elementary, Hollywood Sheridan Park Elementary, Hollywood Silver Lakes Elementary, Miramar Silver Palms Elementary, Pembroke Pines Stirling Elementary, Hollywood Tradewinds Elementary, Coconut Creek Tropical Elementary, Plantation Welleby Elementary, Sunrise Westchester Elementary, Coral Springs Nine schools dropped off the A list Bayview Elementary, Fort Lauderdale -- B Coral Springs Middle -- B Eagle Point Elementary, Fort Laud. -- C Pioneer Middle, Cooper City -- B Ramblewood Middle, Coral Springs -- B Riverglades Elementary, Parkland -- C Sawgrass Springs Middle, Coral Springs -- C Silver Ridge Elementary, Davie -- C Walter C. Young Middle, Pembroke Pines -- B 28 schools improved by two grades Bair Middle, Sunrise -- A Banyan Elementary, Sunrise -- A Boulevard Heights Elementary, Hollywood -- A Coral Springs Elementary -- A Davie Elementary -- A Deerfield Beach High -- C Eagle Ridge Elementary, Coral Springs -- C Flamingo Elementary, Davie -- A Floranada Elementary, Fort Lauderdale -- A Forest Hills Elementary, Coral Springs -- A Fox Trail Elementary, Davie -- A Harbordale Elementary, Fort Laud. -- A Hollywood Central Elementary -- A Hollywood Hills Elementary -- A James Rickards Middle, Oakland Park -- A Lakeside Elementary, Pembroke Pines -- A Meadowbrook Elementary, Fort Lauderdale -- C Nob Hill Elementary, Sunrise -- A Nova Blanche Forman Elem., Davie -- A Park Springs Elementary, Coral Springs -- A Pembroke Pines Elementary --A Sandpiper Elementary, Sunrise -- A Sheridan Park Elementary, Hollywood -- A Silver Lakes Elementary, Miramar -- A Silver Palms Elementary, Pemb.
Newspaper Article
Immigration, assimilation, and inequality
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Woodrow-Lafield, Karen A
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Kawano, Yukio
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Vesselinov, Elena
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Academic achievement
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Access to education
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Children
2001
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