Buttery microwave popcorn. Now there is evidence it might be responsible for certain lung injuries from vaping certain ecigarette flavored properties. By the time the 17yearold boy was admitted to anni icu this past spring, what started as a bad cough developed in a lifethreatening illness. How critical did his condition c he oneupportnd we were concerned that heht survive. Reporter dr. Karen bted e p identified. She said what she saw in his imaging didnt pattern of vapingrelated lung injury that has emerged in recent months, particularly in the united states. We also did ct scans, and that gives us a deeper look at the lungs. That showed he had diffuse pattern. So if you picture the branchs of a tree in the springtime when a tree is budding, thats what we were seeing on these images of the ct scan, and thats a pattern that is in keeping with damage. Reporter doctors diagnosised a form of bronchiolitis, also known as popcorn workers lung. Smoll airways in the lung become so inflamed an
He was already home and dry and knew that he didnt need to hole it. Tapping in for a birdie that took him to 20 under par, three shots ahead of rahm in second. Thats all from sportsday. Well have more throughout the evening. Next here on bbc news, its the film review. Hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. To take us through this weeks cinema releases is jason solomons. 50, jason, what do we have this week . Brad pitt dons a space suit and shoots for the stars in ad astra. 80s action hero sly stallone sharpens up his act to release rambo last blood. And a family gathers in china to say goodbye to grandma in the farewell. Lets start with brad pitt in space. Thats right, brad in space. He is so hot right now in this post tarantino glow from once upon a time in hollywood. This is a very different performance from him, a much more buttoned down performance. In this film it is officially proven that brad pitt is the coolest man in the world. He has a psych evalfrom nasa who decid
Check the book fairs tab on our web site, booktv. Org. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to the council on Foreign Relations. Its a pleasure to have George Packer here for the somewhat be a late launch of the issue on forever affairs. Most of you know georges byline very well. You probably know his most recent books, the assassins the most important chronicle of the early years of the iraq war, the unwinding which won the National Book award in 2014 13 and now his new book, our man, rich holbrooke and the end of the american century. We were thrilled to have an excerpt of it in Foreign Affairs in this issue, focusing on vietnam and afghanistan which we will talk about in the course of this conversation. I recommend the peace hartley to all consecutive you nose at a substitute nor book but as a teaser. Im confident if you read the 8,000 word inside Foreign Affairs youll read the entire a 500 or so pages in the hard cover edition. It is a really extraordinary and fascinating book. Both as
And im sure most of you know georges byline very wellin the atlantic now and new yorker before that for a decade or two. Fifteen years. You probably know his most recent book the assassins is the most important chronicle of the early years of the iraq war, the unwinding which won the National Book award in 2014 2030. And now his new book, our man we were thrilled to have an expert in Foreign Affairs in this issue and focusing on two pieces of the book of enoch and afghanistan which we will talk about in the course of this conversation but i recommend the piece heartily not as a substitute for the book but as a teaser. Im confident if you read the 8000 words in Foreign Affairs will go on to read the entire 500 or so pages in the hardcover edition. It is a really extraordinary fascinating book. Both as a chronicle of an infection on American Foreign policy and diplomacy and war over the half century or so in which Richard Holbrook was a central player but also in its portrait of this ind
Message, glad tidings, good news, use. Information. Is it only preachers . No. This is a scholar and teacher who will discuss how makers of art and literature fiction, film, poetry are bringing us good news and revealing to us truths to help us live wisely and well if, that is, we know how to read the books and watch the films. How do we watch and read the products of our secular culture to grow in wisdom and faith and grace . Stay with us as we talk with dr. Margaret about is fiction, film, and faith around us and the depths of rich human insight found in the best of the arts. Hello and welcome to mosaic. This is dr. Margaret turek. And margaret, may i call you margaret . Absolutely. All right. You have a teacher, a professor of dog mattics at the st. Patricks seminary. Youve taught also at the university of dallas. Yes. You have an m. A. In systematic theology and a doctoral degree in theology as well. You are a learned scholar and experienced teacher and writer. I know that. What do