Aggrevated..

A Democrat running to become Florida's next governor was arrested after he beat up two elderly people and threatened to kill them, police say.

Kevin Cichowski, 46, was charged with multiple counts of aggravated battery, tampering with a witness and robbery on Friday, according to the Flagler County Sheriff's Office.

Cichowski is listed as a Democratic candidate for governor with the Florida Division of Elections and previously ran for Palm Coast mayor in 2021.

Police received a report Friday morning that Cichowski had allegedly battered two elderly victims, believed to be his parents, inside their Palm Coast home.

He allegedly hit one with a cane and threw a cellphone at the other. Police also said he had a gun.  Just a thought.

Career..

 

Tacks..

 

Itswell

 

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Foot Print..

 

Linked..

 

Diabetes and Alzheimer’s disease are closely linked through shared biological mechanisms, leading some researchers to unofficially refer to Alzheimer's as "Type 3 diabetes". Research indicates that having type 2 diabetes significantly increases the risk—by approximately 50% to 100%—of developing Alzheimer's. 

The connection between these conditions is primarily driven by how the body and brain handle insulin and glucose: 

 Just as body tissues can become resistant to insulin in type 2 diabetes, brain cells can also lose their sensitivity to the hormone. This "brain diabetes" impairs the ability of neurons to use glucose for energy, which can lead to cell dysfunction and death.

• Insulin resistance is linked to the build-up of amyloid-beta and tau proteins, the hallmark signs of Alzheimer’s. Insulin and amyloid-beta are both broken down by the same enzyme (IDE); when insulin levels are too high, the enzyme is "distracted" by insulin, allowing toxic amyloid to accumulate.
•  Chronic high blood sugar damages both large and small blood vessels. In the brain, this reduced blood flow can starve cells of oxygen and essential nutrients, contributing to cognitive decline.
•  High blood sugar triggers chronic inflammation throughout the body and brain, which can damage brain cells and accelerate the progression of dementia.

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Sorry..

 

Liberal Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor issued an unusual apology Wednesday for critical remarks she made about the upbringing of one of her conservative colleagues, Justice Brett Kavanaugh.

“At a recent appearance at the University of Kansas School of Law, I referred to a disagreement with one of my colleagues in a prior case, but I made remarks that were inappropriate," Sotomayor said in a statement issued by the court. "I regret my hurtful comments. I have apologized to my colleague.”

Kavanaugh was in the majority, while Sotomayor dissented. The court has a 6-3 conservative majority.

Without mentioning him by name, Sotomayor on April 7 referenced Kavanaugh’s opinion, which sought to explain why he joined the majority, according to a Bloomberg Law report.

She then added, Bloomberg Law reported: “This is from a man whose parents were professionals. And probably doesn’t really know any person who works by the hour.”

Kavanaugh, who is white, grew up in the Maryland suburbs of Washington D.C., while Sotomayor, the first Latina to serve on the court, whose parents were from Puerto Rico, spent her childhood in a public housing project in the Bronx, New York City.

Comment:

Why did she choose Kavanaugh in particular?  Just a thought

NASA..

 

Swal-Well

 

Political strategist Mike Madrid told CNN that the Democratic Party is having a “come to Jesus's moment” following Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) being hit with sexual misconduct allegations.

Madrid joined CNN’s Laura Coates noted that the accusations against Swalwell which he is denying, throw a major twist into California’s gubernatorial race where polls show Swalwell was a frontrunner for Democrats. She referenced a Politico poll showing Swalwell pulling 11%, with only Tom Steyer scoring more among Democrats.

 Swalwell was a frontrunner thanks to President Donald Trump painting him as a “leader of Trump resistance.” Swalwell has been accused of sexually assaulting staffers. One former staffer alleged the congressman raped her.

Eric Swalwell, the fiercest face of the Democratic resistance, was raised by Republicans in Dublin, California.

When asked later how he came to the other side, Eric said it wasn’t hard: “Democrats just had the better ideas.”

Comment:

Ideas.. just a thought.

Summer..

 

The Trump administration will temporarily lift summer gasoline regulations as prices at the pump near $4 a gallon amid the Iran war.

The emergency fuel waiver allows refiners and retailers to sell E15 gasoline, which is blended with 15% ethanol, over the summer, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced Wednesday.

Restrictions on selling E10 gasoline, which contains 10% ethanol, will also be temporarily lifted, according to the agency. Normally, federal rules require a switch to more costly summer blends from June 1 through Sept. 15 because gas with higher ethanol content can evaporate more easily in hot weather, contributing to air pollution.

EPA is working with our federal partners to reduce unnecessary costs and uncertainty and ensure that gas prices remain affordable for all Americans through the summer," EPA Administrator Zeldin said in the statement. "This emergency action will provide American families with relief by increasing fuel supply and consumer choice."

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Comment:

The Dems, for four years, run all the stories of confidence, greatness, and ... about the Biden Administration, while the boarders were crossed illegally, the laws are broken, inflation skyrocketing by 10%, food shortage worldwide as a result of expanding sanctions on Russia and Russia oil.

Now the Dems, forgetting all, and trying to discredit and oppose everything with this current administration.   Just a thought.

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Shingles-Sildenafil- Argenine..

 

Seeds and nuts are high in arginine.

Studies have shown that people who receive the shingles vaccine are 20% less likely to develop dementia and Alzheimer's disease over a seven-year period.

• Researchers believe the vaccine may protect against Alzheimer's by preventing the reactivation of the herpes zoster virus, which is thought to trigger brain inflammation and subsequent tau/amyloid buildup, or through its immune-boosting components.  
• *A real-world patient data has linked sildenafil use to a 30% to 54% reduction in the incidence of Alzheimer's disease, particularly in studies using large, insurance-claims databases.   
• *Arginine appears to act as a "chemical chaperone," reducing the aggregation (clumping) of toxic proteins that lead to plaque formation.
• Research indicates that arginine, a naturally occurring, affordable amino acid, also reduced neuroinflammation and improved cognitive performance in mice, potentially correcting brain inflammation-associated damage. 
While these findings are promising, experts stress that these studies are largely observational, based on animal models, or in early stages, and that further, large-scale clinical trials are needed to prove effectiveness in humans. 

Latest..

Latest Alzheimer’s prevention research (2025–2026) emphasizes that a personalized, multi-domain approach—combining intensive exercise, brain-healthy diets (Mediterranean/DASH), and social engagement—can significantly reduce risk. Emerging, cutting-edge studies highlight that exercise strengthens the blood-brain barrier, and AI is accelerating discovery of treatments targeting amyloid plaque. 

 Studies indicate that the shingles vaccine, Viagra, and specific amino acids like arginine may 

help clear toxic plaque.

• The SMARRT study found that personalized coaching on diet, exercise, and sleep can significantly reduce memory loss in high-risk older adults.

 Aim for 30 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise 5 days a week.

•   Follow the Mediterranean or DASH diets, which prioritize vegetables, fruits, and healthy fats.
•   Control high blood pressure, diabetes, and treat hearing loss.
•   Stay socially active and engage in consistent brain-stimulating activities. 

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Exodus..

 

Over the weekend, Partnership for NYC CEO Steven Fulop warned that Wall Street firms — the city’s cash cows — are increasingly eyeing the exits to escape Mamdani’s “tax the rich” crusade.

JPMorgan Chase chief Jamie Dimon sounded similar alarms, noting that New York’s steep taxes and red tape have sparked a “large exodus” of businesses out of the city.
Wall Street powerhouse Apollo Global Management’s plans to locate a second US headquarters outside NYC is the latest example.

And all this on top of a new Bureau of Labor Statistics employer survey that flags the loss of 20,000 Big Apple jobs in 2025, even though the state and city comptrollers had both expected an increase of 40,000.

Following the 2020 Census, New York lost one seat in the U.S. House of Representatives, bringing its delegation down from 27 to 26. Florida gained one seat, increasing its delegation to 28.   Just a thought.