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Jordan Schultz

  • Communications and PAC Manager, NRLCA
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Atlas Obscura, medRxiv, Waste Dive, Control Engineering Magazine, Pumps & Systems, The Flume
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Differentiating Hyperkinetic and Hypokinetic Motor Features in the Progression of Huntingtons Disease

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By Nabil M. Halabi, Jordan Schultz, Peggy C. Nopoulos, Annie Killoran
| medRxiv
The authors have declared no competing interest. Enroll-HD is a multi-site longitudinal study which follows the natural history of HD patients and their non-affected relatives; it is sponsored in its entirety by the CHDI, a not-for-profit research organization which dedicates its funds and research to HD. Jordan L. Schultz was supported by the National Institute of Neurological Disability and Stroke (NINDS) through the following grant: K23-NS117736. Jordan L.
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Solving Vibration Problems at Whitewater Rafting Facility

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By Dylan Baugh, Jordan Schultz, Amin Almasi, Lev Nelik
| Pumps & Systems
Oklahoma City’s Boathouse district brings a unique spin to entertainment and attraction in the region. Offering a multitude of outdoor adventures and located conveniently in the OKC metro, the Boathouse district brings adventure for residents and tourists with rowing, high-speed slides, paddleboarding, kayaking, canoeing, zip-lining and more. The Riversport Rapids is the most recent add-on to the Boathouse district. This is one of only three man-made whitewater attractions in the United States.
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Crestone Ziggurat

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By Jordan Schultz
| Atlas Obscura
With a population of fewer than 150 people, Crestone, Colorado, is home to several world religions, including Hinduism, Zen, Catholicism, Tibetan Buddhism, and New Age, each with its own (or, in some cases, several) spiritual center. Sitting high above the town, the Crestone Ziggurat is among the most noticeable—and scenic—of the settlement’s spiritual structures. Ziggurats are large structures first built in ancient Mesopotamia out of sun-dried bricks.
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