#north east ohio

[purplepiratefaerywitchthing]

This seems super crazy to do, but we're desperate.

PLEASE HELP! Our current foster kitty Staco REALLY REALLY REALLY needs a forever home!

We have had him for several months now and despite calling shelters and posting his picture on local community pages, no one has come forward to adopt him. This is a very sweet, healthy, loving young cat, estimated to be 2 years old at MOST so still very much a kitten!

The only problem is he doesn't get along well with other animals, in particular other cats. We think he'd be fine around dogs, especially if they kept to themselves/gave him space. He might even be okay with just one other cat, but we really don't know. All we know is that we have 6 others besides him and he hates all of them. There was even a bad fight with one he'd been otherwise neutral towards that resulted in a nasty infection. Thankfully everyone is okay and being kept seperate, but our house is not big and he's very stressed to have to be kept in a small room by himself most of the time.

We give him all the love and attention we can, but this is not the right environment for him. If ANYONE out there in the big world is looking for a kitty friend who lives even remotely close to the North East Ohio (USA) area, please please please consider coming to meet him. We will give you some food, a bag of litter, and even transport him to you if necessary.

If you have any questions, contact me via email at [email protected].

If you see this post but cannot adopt, PLEASE share it!

#please help #cat adoptions #adopt dont shop #rescue #cleveland #cleveland ohio #north east ohio #cats #cute #aww #foster cat #foster cat needs a home #animals #pets #pets in need #ohio cats #ohio

[felicianotowing]

#roadsideassistance #towing #lockout #towtruck #towing24/7 #tirechange #felicianotowing #batteryjump #westlake #elyria #amherst #north east ohio #northridge #avon #Avon lake

[jamesartifice]

Black Out NEO

#solar eclipse #North East Ohio

[secretlevelzine]

Front cover for issue 1

#retro gaming #videogame #gaming #zine promo #zine #zine project #zine preview #ohio #north east ohio

[allaroundtheworld55]

#555 #55 #ohio #north east ohio

[lecliss]

This is so meaningless but like, I kinda can't stand the term "mid-west". Like, correct me if I'm wrong but isn't that just central? And I know the term Central American already exists for Mexico, but we can just say central North America, right?

#mid west. might as well just say slightly west. like see? thats stupid. #theyre not even all the way center. OHIO IS IN THE EAST YOU DIPSHITS #and looking at maps like. why isnt texas involved??? why is it the 'midwest' north????? WHY IS IT NOT EVERYTHING IN THE MIDDLE???? #WHO CAME UP WITH THAT?????? FUCK THAT GUY IN PARTICULAR #personal

[solradguy]

The Gear Project was an American scientific undertaking of crucial importance in the history of the Guilty Gear series. Founded in 2014, it was initially named the Ohioan Evolution Project.

The Flame of Corruption and the Scales of Juno actually weren't discovered in the Backyard; Asuka, Freddie, and Aria dredged them out of the toxic waste pits around Cleveland and gave 'em the ol' spit shine

#asks #Their lab couldn't've been in Ohio though because Begin mentions it being in the mountains somewhere #The Appalachians go into Ohio a tiiiiny teensy bit along the north-east and south-east but it's just ancient hills #Nothing that could be considered a mountain even if we were to be extremely generous about what a mountain was haha

[thawilly]

AIR QUALITY

Toxic smoke from Canadian wildfires could impact health of millions of Americans

ByMary Kekatos 

Monday, June 5, 2023 7:25PM



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The air quality today is poor in the Chicago area due to smoke from Canada wildfires and high ozone levels.

Wildfires across the United States and Canada -- fueled by record heat and dry conditions -- could severely impact the health of millions of people.

Smoke from wildfires in several Canadian provinces, including Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia, led to air quality alerts throughout several states in the Midwest, mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Additionally, fires in Michigan and New Jersey have created dense fog and heavy smoke.

Inhaling toxic smoke and ash from wildfires could cause damage to the body -- including the lungs and heart -- and even weaken our immune systems, experts said.

"Wildfire smoke itself is quite a complex mixture and it's made up of fine particles ... and a number of other gases, which are toxic, mainly due to the fact that wildfires burn everything so more toxic than household fires because everything has been burned," Dr. Kimberly Humphrey, a climate change and human health fellow at the Center for Climate, Health, and the Global Environment at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, told ABC News.

Fine particulate matter known as PM2.5, which is 30 times smaller in diameter than a human hair, is of particular concern.

Because these particles are too small to be seen with the naked eye, they can easily enter the nose and throat and can travel to the lungs, with some of the smallest particles even circulating in the bloodstream, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.

"The top offender here is these fine particles," Dr. Vijay Limaye, a climate and health scientist at the National Resources Defense Council, told ABC News. "That size is really important because can penetrate really deeply and wreak havoc on the body."

PM2.5 can cause both short-term health effects, even for healthy people, including irritation of the eyes, nose and throat; coughing, sneezing; and shortness of breath and long-term effects such as worsening of conditions such as asthma and heart disease.

This is especially concerning for vulnerable groups including children, pregnant people, older adults and those who are immunocompromised or having pre-existing conditions.

"Lower socioeconomic neighborhoods are at a higher risk as well," Humphrey said. "Often they don't have the ability for financial reasons, predominantly, and also social reasons to get away from wildfire smoke, they may not be able to shelter inside, they may not be able to afford the equipment to protect their lungs from the smoke."

AIR QUALITY

Toxic smoke from Canadian wildfires could impact health of millions of Americans

ByMary Kekatos 

Monday, June 5, 2023 7:25PM



EMBED <>MORE VIDEOS 

The air quality today is poor in the Chicago area due to smoke from Canada wildfires and high ozone levels.

Wildfires across the United States and Canada -- fueled by record heat and dry conditions -- could severely impact the health of millions of people.

Smoke from wildfires in several Canadian provinces, including Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia, led to air quality alerts throughout several states in the Midwest, mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Additionally, fires in Michigan and New Jersey have created dense fog and heavy smoke.

Inhaling toxic smoke and ash from wildfires could cause damage to the body -- including the lungs and heart -- and even weaken our immune systems, experts said.

"Wildfire smoke itself is quite a complex mixture and it's made up of fine particles ... and a number of other gases, which are toxic, mainly due to the fact that wildfires burn everything so more toxic than household fires because everything has been burned," Dr. Kimberly Humphrey, a climate change and human health fellow at the Center for Climate, Health, and the Global Environment at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, told ABC News.

Fine particulate matter known as PM2.5, which is 30 times smaller in diameter than a human hair, is of particular concern.

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Because these particles are too small to be seen with the naked eye, they can easily enter the nose and throat and can travel to the lungs, with some of the smallest particles even circulating in the bloodstream, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.

"The top offender here is these fine particles," Dr. Vijay Limaye, a climate and health scientist at the National Resources Defense Council, told ABC News. "That size is really important because can penetrate really deeply and wreak havoc on the body."

PM2.5 can cause both short-term health effects, even for healthy people, including irritation of the eyes, nose and throat; coughing, sneezing; and shortness of breath and long-term effects such as worsening of conditions such as asthma and heart disease.

This is especially concerning for vulnerable groups including children, pregnant people, older adults and those who are immunocompromised or having pre-existing conditions.

"Lower socioeconomic neighborhoods are at a higher risk as well," Humphrey said. "Often they don't have the ability for financial reasons, predominantly, and also social reasons to get away from wildfire smoke, they may not be able to shelter inside, they may not be able to afford the equipment to protect their lungs from the smoke."

Not all PM2.5 particles are the same. One study from California in 2021 found that those from wildfires can be up to 10 times more harmful than the same type of air pollution coming from combustion activity.

Being exposed to smoke can cause lung inflammation and could make it harder to remove inhaled foreign materials and bacteria, potentially increasing the susceptibility to respiratory infections, including COVID-19, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Depending upon the length and amount of exposure, prolonged lung inflammation could result in impaired lung function that lasts long after the wildfire has ended.

Additionally, studies have shown a link between poor air quality -- which these fires have caused -- and cardiovascular disease, including strokes, heart attacks, heart failure and atrial fibrillation.

Because of climate change, there will not only be more record-setting wildfires but also more people at risk of inhaling toxic smoke as well, the experts said.

"It's clear that the climate change problem is essentially creating conditions that make the fire problem and the smoke problem worse," Limaye said. "So, we're talking about, hotter days, longer wildfire, seasons, drier conditions, spring snowmelt that essentially, put more wildfire fuel in play earlier -- all these kinds of converging factors."

He added, "And I think it's reasonable to expect that wildfire smoke is going to grow as a public health concern in the coming years."

Humphrey recommends that people stay aware of their local air quality and, if it reaches unhealthy levels, to wear a mask, ideally an N95.

#north east #new england #new jersey #michigan #mid west #fire #wild fires #news #north america #polution #air pollution #ontario #quebec #nova scotia #virginia #ohio

[akjzsd]

the curse of t4t is finding that all of your partners are minimum 10 hours away

#one of my girlfriends has like. a radar for ONLY finding partners in the north east #meanwhile my ass can NOT find anyone near ohio!!!!

[travelella]

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, East 9th Street, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

DJ Johnson

#Rock and Roll Hall of Fame #East 9th Street #Cleveland #Ohio #USA #OHArchitecture #US #United States #United States of America #North America #Museum

[puka04]

Toy Hunt 202! North East Ohio Toy Meet #79 January 2024 Meet Up

#youtube #toy hunt #neo-tacc #puka04 #north east ohio toy and collectible club

[felicianotowing]

http://felicianotowingllc.com

#towing #towlife #roadsideassistance #batteryjump #towtruck #tirechange #towing24/7 #winchout #felicianotowing #lockout #westlake #life tow #tow #help community #we buy junk cars #we buy cars #north east Ohio #Lorain county #elyria #amherst #north ridgeville #olmsted #columbia station #grafton

[thom50]

Today we join Eric Coppolino in calling for the immediate, total evacuation of East Palestine, Ohio due to the dioxin fallout now taking place there. The full interview with Eric Coppolino will be added to the bottom of this article once it is published (approx. 11 am central, Tuesday). The toxic cloud event that’s dropping

#dioxin #east palestine #eric coppolino #evacuation #fallout #ohio #toxicity #usa #disasters #north america #survival

[allaroundtheworld55]

#55 #north east ohio

[reportwire]

Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa stretchered off with head injury

Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa stretchered off with head injury

CINCINNATI — Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa sustained neck and head injuries after being slammed to the ground Thursday night against the Cincinnati Bengals and was stretchered from the field. The Dolphins said Tagovailoa was conscious, had movement in all his extremities and was taken to University of Cincinnati Medical Center for further evaluation. The Dolphins said after their…

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#afc east #AFC North #american football conference #Athlete health #Athlete injuries #Cinc #Cincinnati Bengals #Football #Josh Tupou #Miami Dolphins #National Football League #NFL football #north america #Ohio #Professional football #Sports #united states

[tentacion3099]

"Over 100 survivors rescued and 160 arrests made in North East Ohio human trafficking sting called Operation Buyer’s Remorse."

"Those arrested come from all walks including an EMT, nurses, educators, retirees, former law enforcement officers, self-employed individuals, delivery drivers and others."

#human trafficking #usa