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American Journal of Public Health September 2005 Highlights
The articles highlighted below appear in the September 2005 issue of the American Journal of Public Health, the Journal of the American Public Health Association.
Fast-food restaurants are concentrated within a short walking distance of schools, exposing children to "poor quality food environments" on a daily basis.
According to a study of fast-food restaurants in the Chicago area, the median distance of any school from a fast-food restaurant was .52 km or about a third of a mile, a distance an adult can walk easily in five minutes. Almost 80 percent of schools had at least one fast-food restaurant within 800 meters, or less than a half mile. Fast-food restaurants were statistically significantly clustered in areas within a short walking distance from schools, with an estimated 3 to 4 times as many fast-food restaurants within 1.5 km from schools than would be expected if the restaurants were distributed throughout the city in a way unrelated to school locations.
Last year, the Institute of Medicine called on the food industry to voluntarily restrict advertising of unhealthy food to children. The study's authors also point to possible school policies prohibiting off-campus fast food from being brought to school and zoning requirements to limit restaurants' proximity to schools as ways to combat rising obesity rates among children.
[From: " Clustering of Fast-Food Restaurants Around Schools: A Novel Application of Spatial Statistics to the Study of Food Environments." Contact: S. Bryn Austin, ScD, Division of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine, Children's Hospital, Boston, firstname.lastname@example.com.]
Weight loss programs need to be race- and income-specific because weight control experiences are far different between black and white women and affluent and poor women, according to a recent study.
Researchers put together focus groups made up of obese women and divided by race and socioeconomic status. They found most of the women had been able to lose weight in the past, but they failed to keep it off. The white women surveyed said physical activity was their key to weight-loss success, while the black women put more emphasis on food choices. Black women in particular said weight loss programs that incorporated spiritual and psychological support would be helpful. And the low-income women surveyed said cost had been a barrier to effective weight loss for them. The study's authors said this points to a need to promote "creative strategies that educate low-[income] women on cost-effective ways to eat healthy and engage in physical activity…"
Black and low-income women are at higher risk for obesity than the general population, but tailored weight-loss programs could help reduce the risk, the study's authors said.
[From: "Racial and Socioeconomic Differences in the Weight-Loss Experiences of Obese Women." Contact: Esa M. Davis, MD, MPH, Department of Family Medicine—Research Division, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, firstname.lastname@example.com.]
Snack, convenience and fast foods continue to dominate the advertising shown during the programs children view most.
Researchers analyzed 426 food advertisements aimed at children and general audiences as well as the nutritional value of the advertised foods. They found convenience or fast foods and sweets made up 83 percent of advertised foods. Snack time eating was depicted more often than breakfast, lunch and dinner combined. If children eat a diet similar to those advertised during their favorite television programs, they will exceed the daily sodium recommendation and consume almost a cup of added sugar daily, according to the analysis.
Hospital readmissions for diabetes-related complications vary both according to race and insurance coverage.
An analysis of non-maternal adult diabetics with Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance showed Hispanics with all types of insurance and blacks who were Medicare beneficiaries had higher readmission rates than whites. The analysis focused on adults who were readmitted to hospitals in five states after being initially hospitalized for diabetes-related complications.
Within each insurance payer, Hispanics from low-income communities had the highest rates of readmission, and among Medicare beneficiaries, blacks and Hispanics had higher readmission rates for acute complications and microvascular conditions, while whites had higher readmission rates for macrovascular conditions. In other words, blacks and Hispanics are at higher risk for being readmitted to the hospitals for conditions that could have been prevented with accurate care following their earlier hospitalization.
[From: " Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Potentially Preventable Readmissions: The Case of Diabetes." Contact: H. Joanna Jiang, PhD, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, Md., email@example.com.]
School-based exercise programs can have a profound impact on a girl's likelihood to be physically active.
A study of 2,744 girls at 24 high schools showed those exposed to a school-based "comprehensive physical activity intervention" were more likely to exercise regularly than the girls who had not participated in such an intervention. Researchers found 45 percent of girls in the intervention schools reported regular, vigorous physical activity in the months following the intervention, compared to 36 percent of girls in the control schools.
Increasing physical activity among youth is a critical public health goal, even as school systems are slashing physical education programs due to budget concerns.
[From: "Promotion of Physical Activity Among High School Girls: A Randomized Controlled Trial." Contact: Russell R. Pate, PhD, Department of Exercise Science, Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina, firstname.lastname@example.com.]
The risks that obesity and diabetes carry for adverse pregnancy outcomes, such as cesarean section and low birth weight, vary among racial and ethnic groups, yet both conditions are bad news for all women hoping for a healthy pregnancy.
Researchers collected data from the 1999, 2000 and 2001 New York City birth files for 329,988 singleton births that included information on the mother's pre-pregnancy weight and weight gain during pregnancy. They found that chronic and gestational diabetes were significant risks for a primary cesarean and for preterm birth in all women. Diabetes as a risk for low birth weight varied by group. For example, whereas chronic diabetes increased the risk for low birth weight among Asians, Hispanics, and whites, it was not a significant predictor of low birth weight among blacks.
The bottom line, say the study's authors: "In this large, population-based study, obesity and diabetes were independently associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes, highlighting the need for women to undergo lifestyle changes to help them control their weight during the childbearing years and beyond."
[From: " Maternal Obesity and Diabetes as Risk Factors for Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes: Differences Among 4 Racial/Ethnic Groups." Contact: Terry Rosenberg, PhD, Medical Health and Research Association, New York, N.Y., email@example.com .]
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Dr. Carol Anderson Gives Gladstein Lecture
For those who missed the Gladstein Lecture in 'real time' the HRI is proud to announce our new Video Archive on our website where many of our events can be streamed.
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Visiting Gladstein Professor of Human Rights Annual Lecture (2013).
"The Danger of the Single Story: African Americans' Anti-colonialism in the Early Cold War"
Carol Anderson is associate professor of African American studies and history at Emory University, where she teaches courses in 20th Century African American History, Human rights, Transnational Freedom Struggles, and Colonialism and Anti-Colonialism. She completed her Masters in Political Science at Miami University where she graduated Phi Beta Kappa, as well as her Ph.D in History at The Ohio State University.
Her research focuses predominately on the relationship between domestic and international policies, and race, justice and equality in the United States. Her research has garnered substantial fellowships and grants from the American Council of Learned Societies, the Ford Foundation, National Humanities Center and many more. Her publications include the Gustavus Myers and Myrna Bernath Book Award winning book Eyes off the Prize: The United Nations and the African-American Struggle for Human Rights, 1944-1955. She is also working on a second book, Bourgeois Radicals: The NAACP and the Struggle for Colonial Liberation, 1941-1960 which acknowledges the important role that the nation's civil rights organizations play in the fight for the liberation of peoples of color in Africa and Asia.
Professor Anderson has served on working groups dealing with race, minority rights, and criminal justice at Stanford's Center for Applied Science and Behavioral Studies, the Aspen Institute, and the United Nations. She is currently on the Board of Directors of the Harry S. Truman Library Institute and the National Economic and Social Rights Initiative, as well as previously served as a member of the U.S. State Department's Historical Advisory Committee.
She has also received numerous teaching awards, including the Crystal Apple Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Education, William T. Kemper Fellowship for Teaching Excellence, the Mizzou Class of '39 Outstanding Faculty Award, the Most Inspiring Professor Award from the Athletic Department, the Gold Chalk Award for Outstanding Graduate Teaching, and the Provost's Teaching Award for Outstanding Junior Faculty.
As the Gladstein Visiting Professor of Human Rights, Professor Anderson will teach a graduate level course titled: Seminar in Variable Topics: Human Rights and American Exceptionalism (Spring 2013- HRTS 5899). She also delivered the keynote Gladstein Lecture on February 20th at the Dodd Center, Storrs, CT.


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Wolfenstein Motion Comic Retells Mecha-Hitler HistoryActivision is putting out a video graphic novel series to promote Raven's upcoming shooter Wolfenstein. The first of four videos has protagonist BJ Blazkowicz battling a ferocious mechanical Hitler in a retelling of the hero's historical conquests.
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Dash is a Figure found in The Incredibles Play Set.
Release Date: August 18, 2013
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Voiced by: Spencer Fox (Film)
First Appearance: The Incredibles (2004)
Dash is the smallest member of the family, but also the quickest. Besides having super fast attacks, his special ability is his super speed. It is unlocked by default when he is used in the Toy Box, but must be unlocked from the Training Facility in the Playset. Dash is best used to travel around the city without using a car. While he can be hard to control, he is still able to smash through practically everything, including enemies, without stopping.
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Dashiell "Dash" Robert Parr is the son of Mr. Incredible and Mrs. Incredible, and the brother to Violet and Jack-Jack Parr. He's your typical fourth grade boy; he's restless, full of energy and seemingly lives to make the lives of his teachers and older sister completely miserable. When he and Violet do work together, however, their combined powers can create the near-unstoppable Incrediball. He can run at speeds over 190 MPH.
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Hasn't Elmo already suffered enough, does he really need Taiwan's NMA TV soiling his rep even more?!
And this one has written a tell-all book.
Elmo Puppetteer Kevin Clash has resigned from Sesame Street as allegations surface he had sex with a SECOND underage boy.
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Guangzhou Railway Station
Where the Trains Going to
Guangzhou Railway Station handles the Beijing-Guangzhou Railway, the Guangzhou-Maoming Railway, the Guangzhou-Zhuhai Railway, and a small part of the Wuhan-Guangzhou Passenger Railway.
Transportation to Guangzhou Railway Station
Public Buses:
Buses that stop at Guangzhou Railway Station:
Bus 31, Bus 33, Bus 34, Bus 52, Bus 180, Bus 201, Bus 203, Bus 210, Bus 211, Bus 228, Bus 242, Bus254, Bus 257, Bus 269, Bus 274, Bus275, Bus 529, Bus 530, Bus 550, Bus 552, Bus 803, Bus 805, Bus 807, Bus 823, and Bus 840.
Night Buses:Night Bus 7, Night Bus 8, Night Bus 11, Night Bus 14, Night Bus 15, Night Bus 18, Night Bus 25, and Night Bus 41.
Subway Lines:
Subway Line 2:
Guangzhou Railway station is on Guangzhou Subway Line 2. It is the first stop from the Baiyun District Sanyuanli terminus. Once you are on the train at the Sanyuanli Station, the train station is only a minute away. In the end of 2009, Subway Line 2 intersected with Subway Line 5 at the Guangzhou Railway Station. To get to the subway station from Guangzhou Railway Station, use Exit D. To enter from the subway, use Exit C to get to the Railway Station Square. Transferring is actually a little confusing, and there are not enough signs. So you may have to patiently ask for directions a number of times.
For the Subway Line 2 to Wanshengwei: first train: 6:10; last train 23:30.
Using the local buses or taxis, you can get to the two long-distance bus stations: the Passenger Station of Guangdong Province and the Passenger Station of Guangzhou City (or Liuhua Station). These bus stations are not far away.
Taxi Fares:In Guangzhou, taxi fares start at 7 yuan plus 1 yuan fuel surcharge within 2.3 kilometers. After that, the rate is 2.6 yuan per kilometer. Over 35 kilometers it increases to 3.5 yuan per kilometer.
Special Service on Guangzhou Railway Station
Passenger Transport:Baggage and parcels shippers.
Guangzhou Railway Station Overview
The Guangzhou-Shenzhen Railway and the Beijing-Guangzhou Railway lines intersect here. In the past, the Guangzhou Railway Station was in Dashatou, and it was the terminal station for the Guangzhou-Shenzhen Railway. In 1951, the Guangzhou Railway Station was moved to Baiyun Road. In the year 1974, a new building was completed. At the beginning, there were only 35 pairs of trains leaving or reaching the station. As early as the 1950s, the city government of Guangzhou had wanted to build a Guangzhou Railway Station. However, due to the economic problems of China at that time, this decision was put off. On April, 4th, 1979, the first Hong Kong-Guangzhou train in 30 years left Guangzhou Railway Station. In the beginning of the 1990s, industry and commerce developed rapidly in the southern part of China, and many people travelled into Guangzhou to seek opportunities. Guangzhou Railway Station is a gathering place for low paid workers eager to go home during the annual Chinese Spring Festival vacation time. During that time, there may be over 100,000 people waiting for trains, and the station is full of people sitting and camping out on blankets and newspaper. People are desperate to get home to see their family and friends. People may even resort to stealing. So though security is tight, be careful about your luggage and pickpocketing.
There are lots of wholesale markets and shops near the Guangzhou Railway Station. The Guangzhou Trade Fair Center and Yuexiu Park are not far south of Guangzhou Railway Station. It only takes 10 minutes to go there from the Guangzhou Railway Station on foot.
Service Numbers:
- Phone Number of the Information Office of Guangzhou Railway Station: 020-61357581.
- Inquiry Number of Guangzhou Railway Station: 020-61346222 (automatic).
- Phone Number of Guangzhou Railway Station (switchboard): 020-61322114.
- Train Inquiry Number of Guangzhou Railway Station: 020-61357581.
- Phone Number of the Luggage Office of Guangzhou Railway Station: 020-61357822.
- Tickets Booking Number of Guangzhou Railway Station: 96020088, 95105105 (This is a hot line for more expensive tickets. Those who do not want to pay that much can try other numbers).
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9. Banff Springs Hotel
If it's good enough for Will and Kate on their honeymoon, it's good enough for this list. Yes, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were rumoured to have stayed here on their post-royal wedding trip to Canada, and the place is certainly fit for a prince and princess. Built in the Scottish Baronial style, the hotel has been expanded and refurbished several times since 1888, when it first rose from the woods surrounding the town of Banff, and is now an opulent retreat for well-heeled travellers. Its views of Mount Rundle are certainly priceless, as is its location just above the Bow Falls and near its namesake hot springs.
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Ice too much for some businesses to stay open
As ice reformed during the day Tuesday throughout the city of Indianapolis, the weather left the decision about closing early up in the air for some businesses.
Fifth Third Bank was not one of them. It closed all of its central Indiana branches by 1 p.m. Tuesday because of inclement weather. Old National Bank soon followed suit.
It was no easy task for those like Bonnie Masterson, who was forced to brave the elements in order to get to work. She drove from Irvington to the northwest side of Indianapolis.
She said it would be icing on the cake to get to leave work early.
"I live across town and with the weather, I would be glad if they let us go home early," Masterson said.
Masterson works at a State Farm insurance claims center. By the lunchhour, neither her nor her 80 co-workers got that call.
"There's a degree of uncertainty, we're trying to be flexible. so if the weather conditions turn, we'll make a decision of whether or not to open or close the office," said Adrian Smoot, a State Farm Insurance Manager.
Many families had to make their alternate plans much earlier, as schools across Indiana closed for the day.
"They have to scramble," said Amy Dalvney of Indianapolis. "Scramble and figure out what they're gonna do with their kids."
The Dalverny Family wasn't one of them. Dad works from home and Mom works at a daycare, which closed today. Instead of gym class, their kids went to the Pike Y, which was open for its normal hours.
"So if people are at home, they don't have anything to do and they want to work out, they can always visit their friendy YMCA," said manager Paul Lwali.
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Ryan Burbey, President of the Harford County Education Association came to the Havre de Grace City Council meeting Tuesday night intending to apologize over statements he made regarding school funding at a recent Harford County Council meeting and the possibility that some schools, including in Havre de Grace, might one day have to close.
Instead, he got a stinging rebuke from City Council President Randy Craig.
"I wanted to come this evening, folks, to first apologize for the hubbub that my comments at the Harford County Council meeting caused for some of you via e-mail regarding the schools of Havre de Grace," Burbey said during the meeting's public comment portion.
"To clarify, under no situation did I intend to insinuate that Havre de Grace schools would or should be closed. What I did intend to present to you all is a very dire budget situation which the school system faces."
Craig was not in a forgiving mood, though.
"Mr. Burbey, I'm not buying it. I'm not buying it at all," Craig said, his voice slightly raised. "You represent a special interest, and talk about education funding. You talk about closing a school, that school closures can happen. The only person talking about school closures from I've seen is you and the association that you represent. No one else."
"You stand here and you say, you make the case that you're not for that, you don't want that, but then you present facts like it's more efficient to do it in another way. That's completely disingenuous," Craig continued. "It makes no sense. The entire argument doesn't make sense."
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Craig went on to attack Burbey's motives as president of the education association, the union representing more than 3,000 public school teachers in Harford County.
"I don't know whether you fancy yourself as some sort of knights of labor organizer here representing a labor interest up against these big capitalists," Craig said. "You're representing teachers, professionals with master's degrees, not a coal miner coughing up black lung. And the capital that you're trying to get the money from is the average taxpayer and homeowner in this city, in this county."
"We love our teachers in this community. Many of them choose to live here. And I'm just saddened that your advocacy seems to be at a detriment to these very important public servants," Craig added. "It's very disappointing to me because I know they could use the money. And when a community like this is used as a pawn, in some sort of political game, I find it disgusting."
Burbey replied that he "certainly didn't come here to pick a fight, or to insult you with any comments."
"The real facts are that the funding for Harford County schools has been stagnant for many years," Burbey said. "Harford County is not just one of the wealthiest counties in the state of Maryland, it's one of the wealthiest counties in the country. In fact, as of 2011, it was the 42nd wealthiest county in the country."
Burbey added that as the county's wealth has gone up in recent years, state funding had gone down as poorer counties received more funding. He mentioned that other county governments, such as Carroll County were seeking to close some of their schools.
"You don't have to go very far to see this happening," Burbey said.
Craig, who is the son of Harford County Executive David Craig – a frequent target for criticism from teachers – interrupted Burbey, saying: "You don't have to go very far to see taxes that have gone up. They've gone down here. You don't have to go very far to see people that have been furloughed. That hasn't happened here."
'Camera hound'
As Burbey sought to continue his point, Craig said "Excuse me sir, the way it works in here is that you get three minutes. I know that you like to go from TV to TV."
"I'm trying to tell you that there are hard working teachers that need better, and I don't think you're giving it to them. And I think it's really disappointing to see a camera hound, a press hound, looking for himself, trying to make his organization for himself look better," Craig argued.
"You're not helping them, in my opinion. They need assistance, and trying to make an argument that you said there should be schools that are closed; that doesn't mean it has to happen, that doesn't mean it will happen," Craig continued. "Nobody's talking about that. "


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Wednesday, 17 September 2014 07:54
Washington, D.C. -- On September 13, 1994, the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) was signed into law, forging a national commitment to keep every American safe. At a time when many considered domestic abuse to be a private family matter and victims were left to suffer in silence, this law enshrined a simple promise: every American should be able to pursue a measure of happiness free from the fear of harm.
From Cornell William Brooks, President and CEO:
"Since it was first enacted in 1994 with strong NAACP support, the Violence Against Women Act has helped thousands of survivors of domestic violence and
Wednesday, 17 September 2014 07:45
Washington, D.C. - U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) issued the following statement today on President Obama's speech outlining his plan to combat ISIS:
"Tonight, the President showed what a real leader is-a President who understands the threats we face and that America must not face those threats alone.
"ISIS is a threat to the world and that is why I am so proud that President Obama has put together a broad-based coalition so that civilized nations can work together to degrade and defeat these terrorists.
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Today, Republicans Once Again Blocked Legislation to Ensure Equal Pay for Equal Work
- Average American Woman Will Lose More Than $11,000 Annually Because of the Wage Gap -
Washington, D.C. - Just before Senate Republicans voted once again to block legislation to ensure equal pay for equal work, U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) spoke on the Senate floor in support of the Paycheck Fairness Act, which would help close the wage gap between women and men that costs women working full-time an average of $11,000 every year and more than $400,000 over the course of their careers.
"We all know what this vote is about. It's very simple. It's about women in America having the same opportunity for success as their male counterparts. No one should be paid less just for being a woman," Senator Boxer said, urging Republicans to allow the Senate to move forward on the bill.
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Minneapolis, MN (SportsNetwork.com) - The Minnesota Timberwolves have finalized a trade on Tuesday, swapping forward Derrick Williams for the Sacramento Kings' Luc Mbah a Moute.
Mbah a Moute, a teammate of Kevin Love's at UCLA, has averaged 6.8 points and 5.3 rebounds in 344 career games with the Milwaukee Bucks and Kings. Sacramento had acquired the 6-foot-8 forward in a deal with the Bucks this past summer.
"We are excited to acquire a solid veteran player in Luc Mbah a Moute," Timberwolves president of basketball operations Flip Saunders said in a statement. "Luc is known as one of the premier defensive players in the league with an ability to guard multiple positions. He adds a lot of energy, grit and a high basketball IQ to our team. We thank Derrick for his contributions to our organization and wish him well in Sacramento."
Williams was selected by the Timberwolves with the second overall pick in the 2011 draft. He averaged 10.1 points and 4.9 rebounds over his two-plus seasons with the club.
"We're excited to acquire a player with Derrick's skillset," said Kings general manager Pete D'Alessandro. "He will add size, length and serve as a scoring threat in our frontcourt. We also want to thank Luc for his contributions during the short time he was a King. We wish him the best."
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The Blaine Planning Commission is updating the Shoreline Master Program (SMP), and has been incorporating changes suggested by state Department of Ecology (DOE) staff.
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The debate over a Shots Fired Map sent out by Evansville Police sparked interest between Evansville's police chief and a church pastor.
Reverend Adrian Brooks and Billy Bolin exchanged some public emails after the map was released and after seeing those emails, those who don't understand their working relationship may have thought the two held some animosity for each other, but in speaking to both of them Sunday afternoon in Brooks' office, 14 News learned nothing could be further from the truth.
"He can speak his mind to me, and I can speak mine to him," says Bolin.
"We have an honest, objective relationship,' Brooks explains.
Last week, the Evansville Police Department released a map showing the majority of shots fired in the past four months. Most of those have been south of the Lloyd and west of Highway 41.
"I was like, 'please not a map,' because those areas are areas where we're trying to develop," says Brooks. "We don't want people to think that it's so troubled, that they wouldn't want to move in those houses that we're developing."
"From our end, it wasn't to make anybody look bad," says Bolin. "It was just to justify the actions we were taking."
Bolin and Brooks had what appeared to be a heated email exchange over the merits of the map. Brooks felt the map hurt the image of Evansville's developing south side. While Bolin said the map is necessary to understand where police resources are most needed.
"This is a great place to live," says Brooks. "Sometimes in my desire to promote it, anything negative that comes out, I feel like I have to refute it. Even if the person who puts it out has a totally different approach, different reason for putting it out. It just differed on that."
Reverend Brooks agrees with Bolin, that this data is necessary for keeping this problem from becoming an obstacle, but at the same time, he would like to promote the new homes and new families here that are helping to improve these neighborhoods.
"We do have a safe city," says Bolin. "We have a city in comparable size, that's pretty low on crime. We don't have a real dangerous city, but we want to be aggressive on these things, because we don't want to turn into one of those cities."
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"We hold that right between the two of us, to disagree. We know that's going to happen, but we can still go break bread," says Brooks.
Bolin and Brooks say this isn't the first time they've had disagreements and that they are often brutally honest with each other. The only difference this time, they say, is that it happened out in the open.
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An East Texas family is hoping a teenager's death can serve as a lesson to others. On Friday, 18-year old Daysha Johnson died in a car wreck on Highway 11, about a mile from the Como-Pickton School District in Wood County. Tragically, Daysha and the others in her car were not wearing seatbelts.
Her passing has left a mark in the Wood County Community.
"Everybody just loved her beautiful smile. She touched a lot of people's lives...a lot of people's lives," said Sherry Castleberry, Daysha's mother. It was her smile and jokester personality that was contagious at Winnsboro High School."Daysha would make you laugh even if you knew her or not," said Sharecka Ivery, Daysha's sister. "She would make you laugh and she would always put a smile on your face. She really touched a lot of people and a lot of people liked to be around Daysha."Her popularity proved true when she was crowned homecoming queen last year. "When she was out there on that football field and when they hollered her name, everybody went crazy. Like the whole crowd. It was like they already knew Daysha had it," said Ivery. "That was one of her biggest dreams. To get homecoming queen, and she got it," said Castleberry. Since Daysha's passing, the family says they have been overwhelmed with support from the community, and say they have heard from Daysha herself. "I know without a doubt I will see her again one day because she told me," said Castleberry. "She said 'Mama, I'm okay', and she touched my face Saturday night and I had been up and up and she touched me and said 'Mama, I'm okay'."With tattoos in honor of Daysha, the family stands firm in their Christian beliefs and hopes people can learn from this."I know God is behind this and He needed her a lot more than I needed her and He took away from me to touch somebody else's life," said Castleberry. "I just hope it touched a person's life in the correct way and that they would take this with them and cherish this.""Seatbelts could be the reason she could have still been here," said Ivery.
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An exhibit at the newly opened SciArt Center in New York City showcases work that explores hidden worlds.
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Lynne Quarmby's love of the natural world inspires her to explore beyond her cell biology lab through art.
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A neuroscientist studies the brains of tango dancers in an attempt to understand interpersonal connectedness.
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A heavily edited version of yeast shows just how flexible eukaryotic chromosomes can be.
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A play that dramatizes Stanley Milgram's infamous social psychology experiments from the 1960s captures the personal side of human research.
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Sidney Harris communicates science with minimal line work.
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