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4/1/1996 - Rodham Clinton Urges Equality for All Women
While in Greece, Hillary Rodham Clinton discussed the origins of democracy and said that women must become "equal partners in society" for the system to truly succeed in the U.S. and elsewhere. Urging nations to give women what she called the "tools of opportunity"--better health care, jobs, credit legal protection and political rights -- Rodham Clinton said that too many women and children live "on the margins of society." She also said nations need to do a better job of feeding and educating the young.
4/1/1996 - Woman to Join North Carolina Administration
On April 1, Revenue Secretary Janice Faulkner will be sworn in as the first Secretary of State in North Carolina. Faulkner, who has a history in the Democratic Party and at East Carolina University, says she intends to restore morale in the department in which the outgoing Secretary is under criminal investigation for lax management and alleged use of employees for personal chores.
4/1/1996 - Judge Awards Victory to Gays and Lesbians in the Military; Rabbis Vote in Support of Same-Sex Marriages
In a blow to the U.S. military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy toward homosexuals, a U.S. district judge ruled Friday that it is unconstitutional to dismiss homosexuals in the military who openly state their sexual preference. District Court Judge Saundra Brown Armstrong ordered the National Guard Friday (3-30) to reinstate Lt. Andrew Holmes who says the battle is just beginning. Filed under both federal and state law, the case was the first ruling on the matter in California and found that dismissal on the grounds of a serviceperson's disclosure of homosexuality was a violation of the Constitution's guarantee of equal protection and free speech.
On another matter, the Central Conference of American Rabbis voted by a large majority Thursday (3-28) to support the civil marriages of lesbians and gay men. The group represents 1750 rabbis of the liberal Reform movement.
4/1/1996 - Abortion Providers to Use Drug to End Pregnancy
A non-surgical form of abortion using the drug methotrexate is gathering support from the National Abortion Federation (NAF) and Planned Parenthood of New York. During its annual meeting in San Francisco this weekend, NAF, the Washington-based group of abortion providers, planned to present instructions to doctors interested in offering methotrexate abortions. The drug has been approved by the FDA for arthritis and cancer conditions, but not yet for abortions. Using drugs for purposes other than those for which they were approved is both a legal and a common occurrence. The specific procedure NAF is encouraging doctors to explore involves an injection of methotrexate drug, which interferes with cell division of a fetus in the early stages of pregnancy, and is followed by application of the ulcer medicine misoprostol, which brings on contractions and expels the fetus, usually within a day.
Some doctors in New York have already begun using the non-surgical procedure which Planned Parenthood of New York hopes to begin offering by June, according to affiliate head Alexander Sanger. Abortion rights supporters say the use of the procedure could help decrease violence against abortion clinics because it requires no special equipment and can be performed in any doctor's office. RU 486, another form of medical abortion, will soon be before the FDA for approval. Used by over 200,000 women, RU 486 is now available in France, Great Britain, China, and Sweden as a safe,effective method of early abortion.
3/29/1996 - Rodham Clinton Discusses Women's Rights While in Turkey
During a goodwill trip through Southeastern Europe, Hillary Rodham Clinton spoke of the need to increase opportunities for women stating, "where women prosper, countries prosper." Noting that "much remains to be done" to advance women's rights in every country, including the United States, Rodham Clinton commented that Kemal Ataturk, founder of the secular Turkish republic in 1923 "was ahead of his time in believing that women were vital to the progress of society." Speaking to Turkish business leaders, Rodham Clinton said, "If we provide more opportunity for women, we unleash the potential of women and men to cooperate, to work together, to be able to be the kind of democratic citizens that our world so desperately needs."
3/29/1996 - One-Third of U.S. Businesses are Owned by Women
New data from the Census Bureau has found that women own one-third of all U.S. businesses, employing 26 percent of the nation's work force. Sales from the 7.95 million women-owned businesses jumped 236 percent since 1987, and employment in those businesses rose to 18.5 million workers from only 6.6 million in 1987. According to the National Foundation for Women Business Owners, the number of women-owned companies increased 78 percent in the last nine years while growth among U.S. firms was only 47 percent. The state with the largest number of women-owned businesses was California, and Nevada had the fastest rate of growth. Although the largest share of women-owned companies was in the service sector, growth was "explosive" in nontraditional industries such as construction.
A Washington Post article earlier this month indicated that in the greater Washington, D.C. area, women-owned businesses accounted for 39 percent of businesses in the region in 1992. Specialists attribute the higher numbers to the presence of the federal government and credit affirmative action programs for the overall increasing numbers.
3/29/1996 - Poll Shows International Support for More Women Politicians
According to an international Gallup poll on gender and society, many people feel their countries would be better governed if more women were in political office. No country said that its government would be less effective with more women involved. Released Tuesday (3-26), the poll showed that a majority of respondents in 12 of the 22 countries believed that women still do not experience equal job opportunities, though a majority of respondents indicated they would prefer a male boss. Only six of the countries favored a "traditional" family structure where only one parent worked. The poll was conducted from August to November in Asia, Europe, North America, and Latin America.
3/29/1996 - Motor Voter" Registers One Million Each Month
According to HumanSERVE, the NAACP and the League of Women Voters, about 11 million people have registered to vote or have updated voting records under the "motor voter" law that went into effect on January 1,1995. The 1993 law forces states to make voter registration accessible through motor vehicle administrations, welfare and disability agencies, the US mail and military recruitment offices . An estimated 20 million people will have registered in this manner by the November 1996 elections. Currently over half of the registrations through National Voter Registration Act come through motor vehicle business such as getting a driver's license.
A number of states did not immediately implement the National Voter Registration Act , and a hearing is still pending in Michigan. The law became effective in the state of Virginia just three weeks ago, and already 6,000 new voters have registered. HumanSERVE says the 1 million a month national rate is the highest since registration practices were established in the late 19th century.
3/28/1996 - Stalker Released By Police Kills Woman, Himself
On March 10 the ex-boyfriend of Karen Mitsoff, a respected teacher in Alexandria, VA broke into Mitsoff's condominium and threatened to kill her and himself. The stalker, Fisseha Senbet was later charged with burglarly and released on $2500 bond. On Monday (3-25), Mitsoff made good on his threat, breaking into Mitsoff's home and fatally shooting her before killing himself. The tragedy prompted the city's chief prosecutor to call for tougher strategies to combat domestic violence. Althought Senbet's threats were noted in the court file, prosecutors made no attempts to ask for a longer jail stay because they said he had no known criminal record or history of mental illness. According to Virginia's anti-stalking law, judges can set high bonds or order suspects held for counseling if there is evidence of a threat. Chief District Judge O'Flaterty chose to release Senbet on a low bond amount without mandating any form of counseling.
3/28/1996 - House Passes Abortion Ban
In a vote of 286-129, the House of Representatives voted Thursday (3-28) to approve a controversial bill that would outlaw a rare form of late-term abortion used to save the life, health, or future fertility of the woman carrying the fetus. The vote fell primarily along party lines with 72 Democrats joining 214 Republicans is supporting the measure which has enough votes in the House to override an expected presidential veto. The number of votes in the Senate is not likely to meet the two-thirds required to override the veto.
President Clinton has said he will veto the measure because the House version makes no exception to take into account neither the life nor the health of the woman; the Senate version allows for rare exceptions. The bill would lead to fines up to $250,000 and two years in prison for doctors who perform the procedure, and it provides only narrow exceptions for not applying the penalties if the procedure is "necessary to save the life of a mother whose life is endangered by a physical disorder, illness or injury." Opponents to the bill say that the pregnancy itself, not generally considered a disorder, illness or injury, could also endanger the life of the woman. Opponents also say the ban is unconstitutional and would chip away at reproductive rights established in Roe v. Wade.
3/28/1996 - Domestic Assault Victims Get Help from INS
On Tuesday (3-26), the Immigration and Naturalization Service issued a new rule to allow battered spouses and children to apply for permanent residence in the USA on their own. The rule is aimed at preventing abusive husbands or wives from holding the victims of their abuse captive. According to officials, close to 400 applications from battered spouses and children are awaiting action.
3/28/1996 - Asian Women Forced into Sexual Slavery Demand Compensation
According to historians, the Japanese military forced more than 200,000 Asian women into sexual slavery by during World War II. On Thursday (3-28), 69 women from four Asian nations attended a conference in Manila sponsored by Asian Women's Solidarity and refused an offer from a private fund set up by the Japanese government. The women demanded that Japan apologize to and compensate them directly, acknowledging its responsibility for forcing thousands of women to become sex slaves, or "comfort women," for Japanese troops in Manila and Singapore.
While the Japanese government set up a private fund for voluntary contributions , it has refused to provide any financial compensation itself. Priscilla Bartonico, a Filipino, commented on the government, "The perpetrator of the crime committed upon me and to the thousands of women all over Asia has evaded its moral and legal responsibility."
3/27/1996 - Grand Jury Indicts Anti-Abortion Arsonists
Jennifer Sperle and Clark Martin, Virginia anti-abortion activists, were indicted on federal conspiracy and arson charges for fires at two clinics. Each could face 45 years in prison and $250,000 in fines if convicted of causing the 1994 fire at the Newport News clinic and the 1995 fire at the Tidewater Women's Health Center in Norfolk. According to the indictment, Sperle also tried to instruct others in the how-to's of destroying clinics and provided an instruction manual.
"The good news here is that they got two indictments, which indicates the Justice Department didn't just abandon its abortion violence investigation as some anti-abortionists had mistakenly claimed in January," said Eleanor Smeal, president of the Feminist Majority Foundation. "It's encouraging that they could bring a conspiracy charge, because some anti-abortionists have been saying there is no conspiracy," Smeal said.
3/27/1996 - Clinton Nominates First Woman Lieutenant General
On Tuesday (3-26), President Clinton nominated Marine Corps Maj. Gen Carol Mutter, 50, to be the first woman promoted to the rank of lieutenant general in the Marines. If confirmed by the Senate, Mutter would become the first female officer elevated to the rank of three-star general in the Marines. The ranking equals a vice admiral in the Navy, a position to which no woman has been named. Mutter, a 28- year Marine veteran, will be in charge of a senior position, the Marine Corps manpower policy and planning. Mutter remembered the limits for women in the military when she began her career and advised women in the military to be patient and persevere. Currently the positions open to women comprise the 64 percent of the positions in the Marines, 68 percent in the Army, 94 percent in the Navy, and 99 percent in the Air Force.
3/27/1996 - Woman Sues GOP for Lewd Behavior
Former GOP fund-raiser Deborah Henson has launched $21.5 million lawsuit against the Republican National Committee amid allegations supported by colleagues that the environment at the RNC headquarters is hostile to women, people of color, and homosexuals. The suit alleges, "The RNC maintains a work place wherein sexual, racial, homophobic, appearance-based and anti-Semitic comments, jokes and horseplay are commonplace, tolerated and encouraged."
Henson, a fund-raiser with a long history with the GOP, spent five months at party headquarters and says she was not given a full-time job in the RNC because she was overweight and a woman. The lawsuit describes numerous accounts of "lewd and offensive" behavior including an allegation that RNC Finance Director Albert Mitchler fondled women and made them sit on his lap. The RNC denies the allegations.
3/27/1996 - Texas to Ask Supreme Court to Overturn Anti-Affirmative Action Ruling
On Tuesday (3-26), Texas Attorney General Dan Morales announced he will ask the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a decision made last week by the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals that would wipe out affirmative action programs implemented to increase diversity at the University of Texas. Since the ruling could have dramatic effects on institutions of higher learning across the nation, Morales said he wants to work with the Supreme Court in developing an affirmative action policy that is workable. Stating that he believes that most Americans are not racist and do support the goals of diversity, Morales indicated that if the Supreme Court agrees to hear the case, he will seek a stay of last week's ruling to allow admissions policies to go on as is custom at UT rather than having to conform to the 5th Circuit guidelines.
Pre-eminent constitutional scholar Laurence Tribe of Harvard University has agreed to help Texas prepare its appeal and to argue the case if the Supreme Court decides to hear it. The case would probably begin in the fall of 1996 with an opinion to follow no sooner than spring of 1997. The Justice Department has called the 5th Circuit ruling unconstitutional and has stated it will back the University of Texas in an appeal.
3/27/1996 - House to Send Abortion Ban Bill to Clinton
In the first move to ban any form of abortion since the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, the House of Representatives was expected to pass legislation Wednesday (3-27) that would outlaw a rare form of late-term abortion used to save the life of the woman carrying the fetus. The procedure, technically referred to as intact dilation and evacuation, is used less than 500 times a year when necessary to protect the health of a woman facing severe health problems due to the pregnancy.
After much deliberation, President Clinton announced last month that he will veto the measure; supporters of the ban will likely not have enough votes to override the veto. On Monday (3-25), the National Council of Catholic Bishops placed a full-page ad in the Washington Post distorting the reasons for the procedure and urging President Clinton not to veto the ban. Abortion rights supporters denounced the ad and have stated their concern that outlawing this form of abortion could lead to further, more broad restrictions on women's reproductive freedom.
3/26/1996 - Colorado Governor Vetoes Bill to Outlaw Same-Sex Marriages
Stating that same-sex unions may deserve legal recognition, Colorado Gov. Roy Romer vetoed a bill that would ban same-sex marriages. It is unlikely that state legislators will have enough votes to override the veto. The legislation is similar to bills in other states where measure supporters hope to exempt the state from recognizing gay marriages if they are legalized later this year in Hawaii, as is expected.
Colorado was boycotted after approval of a 1992 anti-gay rights measure to ban laws from protecting gays from bias in employment, housing, and public accommodations. The ballot measure was struck down by courts and never took effe
3/26/1996 - Barroom Rape Case Gets First Acquittal
Jurors in the New York state Supreme Court deliberated for four hours before finding Mark Hartle, 29, not guilty of first-degree rape and first-degree sexual abuse. Hartle was accused of a gang rape in a restaurant bar in upstate New York the night of October 26, 1991 and had pled guilty to lesser charges in 1993 after admitting having sexual intercourse with the 22-year-old woman who was unconscious from alcohol. Fines and court costs for each of the four men pleading guilty amounted to $840 with no jail time, infuriating women's rights advocates. Gov. Mario Cuomo in 1994 superseded the district attorney and appointed the state attorney general as special prosecutor. Dennis C. Vacco, successor to former attorney general G. Oliver Koppell, still wants to try the other defendants on felony charges.
3/26/1996 - California Assemblywoman Introduces Bill to Protect Battered Women
California State Assemblywoman Sheila Kuehl (D-Santa Monica) is authoring Assembly Bill 2204 to create an affirmative defense to California Penal Code Section 273a. Under statute 273a, it is either a felony or a misdemeanor if a parent or guardian fails to protect a child from abuse, but the section allows charges against a battered woman who is not able to protect even herself from abuse. Unintended consequences of this section could include punishing a victim of domestic violence who is incapable of acting to defend the child. Kuehl's bill would provide a defense for a woman who believes that acting to stop the abuse will lead to substantial bodily harm to herself or the child if the belief is considered reasonable under the circumstances.
3/26/1996 - Gay Couples Tie the Knot in San Francisco
Close to 200 couples participated in a ceremony Monday (3-25) to publicly acknowledge their status as domestic partners. Although the unions in the nation's first mass "gay marriage" ceremony are not recognized by state law, couples felt their gestures were symbolic to their relationships and also to members of the California Assembly where a bill is pending to outlaw same-sex marriages.
Some 3,000 couples, most same-sex, have registered as domestic partners under the city's 1991 ordinance which allows for visitation rights in hospitals, shared health plans for city employees, and bereavement leave for city workers when a partner dies. Mayor Willie Brown performed the Monday ceremony, approved by city supervisors in January, which featured a stage decorated with flowers and an American flag, and a 15-piece orchestra.
3/26/1996 - Justice Department Intervenes in Rape Case
A woman using the 1994 federal Violence Against Women Act to sue Virginia Tech and two football players on rape charges will get support from the Justice Department. The Department decided to intervene in the $10 million case; one of the defendants has challenged the constitutionality of the law which allows victims of sexual assaults to contend their civil rights were violated and to seek civil damages.
3/25/1996 - Patrolman Cleared of Federal Civil Rights Charges in Highway Harassment Episode
Claiming that the harassing and physically abusive actions of Lance Cpl. W.H. Beckwith do not merit federal charges, federal officials announced they will not pursue charges of civil rights violations for Beckwith's conduct on January 8. When Beckwith turned on the sirens of his unmarked car and began following motorist Susan Antor or Miami, his patrol car video recorder automatically turned on and recorded Beckwith dragging the woman out of her car, shouting obscenities, and pushing her face down on the road. FBI agents viewed the tape and decided not to pursue charges, although Beckwith still faces an investigation by the State Law Enforcement Division.
Antor's lawyers indicate they might file suit against the white South Carolina state trooper. Antor, who is black, maintains the attack was racially motivated. Beckwith was fired after Antor complained to authorities about the incident.
3/25/1996 - Tomb of the Unknowns Gets First Female Guard
A military police officer from California took her place in Army history Friday as the first woman to guard the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. Guarding the tomb is an honor bestowed upon the best of the 3rd U.S. Infantry, the Army's oldest and one of its most elite units.
Sgt. Heather Johnsen joined the Army in August 1992 and was a personnel administrative assistant before coming on active duty. She has served in Korea and at Fort Monmouth, N.J. After receiving the prestigious tomb guard badge, Johnsen began a 24-hour shift with other volunteer guards who walk back and forth in a regimented pattern and have an intricate changing of the guard ceremony.
3/25/1996 - Oakland to Vote on Proposal to Protect Affirmative Action
On Tuesday (3-25), voters in Oakland, California will vote on a city charter amendment that supporters call a "pre-emptive strike" against the anti-affirmative action "California Civil Rights Initiative" on the November ballot to amend the state constitution. Measure G in Oakland would require the city to adjust its race-based and gender-based contracting and hiring programs every two years to ensure equitable policies. Oakland wants to retain and expand affirmative action programs in public contracting but worries about efforts to legally protect the programs amid efforts to tear them down. Although the San Francisco Chronicle article only illustrated inequities in contracting with regard to race, Measure G appears to apply to gender inequities as well.


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Diffusers are commonly located in the ceilings of commercial buildings. Modern homes can have diffusers in the floor or the ceiling. In two-story houses, many homes have diffusers on the floor of the first floor and the ceiling of the second floor.
What Are Air Diffusers?
Air diffusers are devices that serve as the endpoints for HVAC units. Diffusers circulate fresh air into rooms and are found in both residential and commercial buildings. Commonly referred to as air vents, diffusers come in several shapes and sizes and are often found in floors and ceilings. Diffusers are also sometimes referred to as registers, according to Atlantasupply.com. They can be made of metal or wood, though wood is less common and are usually found in the home.
Residential air diffusers are more standardized than commercial diffusers. They are almost always rectangular in shape with venting across the top and a damper in the interior which can be closed to prevent air passage. These are often called registers.
Air diffusers in the workplace come in a variety of shapes and sizes including round, square and thin, rectangular models. Square diffusers are the most common and are designed to fit into framing for acoustical ceiling tiles. Diffusers are rarely attached to anything other than the insulated tubes that carry the air from the HVAC units.
Most residential diffusers, referred to as registers, feature a slide that allows the diffuser to block the dispersal of air into the room in which it is located. This is true for diffusers installed on residential ceilings as well. Commercial diffusers, however, are fixed in an open position with airflow being determined by the HVAC system.
Other Types
Air diffusers are not always located in ceilings and floors. In buildings with open ceilings, warehouses being one example, diffusers can be attached directly to the ductwork mounted near the interior side of the roof. Diffusers can also be found on the baseboards in homes. Baseboard air diffusers are installed beneath cabinetry, both in bathrooms and kitchens.
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سكس نانسي سكس.وتيك.روسي The face is blacked out and other areas are obscured.
سكس.وتيك.روسي Grossman appeared in a press conference after the game, where he remarked �Shit happens� to a crowd of spectators. The injury forced Grossman to spend the remainder of the season recuperating.Grossman missed most of the 2005 season after breaking his ankle in a preseason game.
سكسي ساخن In 1973, this series was not dubbed in Portuguese and premiered in Brazil, where it still has many fans.
سكسي ساخن Two of the most familiar are a fluttery, white Southern matron, Amanda {Mary Steenburgen}, who unwittingly condescends to her black maid, and an overweight black mama, Nadine {Davenia McFadden}, with a dirty mind.In the castle, Princess Violetta decides to play two parts: being herself and disguising herself as the Prince every other day to keep secret the knowledge of his disappearance. سكس اولاد وبنات She said she was well aware that the conversion clock is ticking down. سكسي ساخن Michael Baden to determine whether another person could have also been involved.Amanda comes straight from Tennessee Williams and Nadine from Bessie Smith.The music video for Okay featured the artist YoungbloodZ and Lil Jon who were featured on the song.
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The National Anthem with a Gun Screams America [VIDEO]
Why is America the best country in the world? Well for example we have freedom, liberty and guns that can play the "Star-spangled Banner!"
Why is America the best country in the world? Well for example we have freedom, liberty and guns that can play the "Star-spangled Banner!"
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The Albany Division of the U.S. Marshall's have captured two men wanted for a shooting in Atlantic City, right in our backyards.
Remember that guy who was shot in the Queensbury Walmart parking lot, Wednesday night? Welp, they found the guy who did it.
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So what were you doing at 8:30 last night? Eating dinner? Going to bed? Blanking? A crazy night inside the Bennington Police Department leaves one victim inside an Albany area hospital.
Four people, including the gunman, were killed and 16 others injured in a shooting at Fort Hood in Killeen, Texas Wednesday evening. Fort Hood officials said the gunman was a soldier who had been receiving mental health treatment and that he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
We think that talking or texting during a movie is the epitome of rudeness and shouldn't be tolerated in any way. While we fully support hushing and zero-tolerance policies that eject talkers from theaters, we draw the line at physical violence and we imagine that even the most ardent movie fans would agree.
Well, it turns out that one man thought even more strongly about this than we did and took it to a tragic level.
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A rousing start to the season ended with a thud Wednesday as the TinCaps ended a seven-game road trip with a 9-7 loss to West Michigan before 1,134 fans at Fifth Third Ballpark in Comstock Park, Mich.
After winning the first three games to begin the season, the TinCaps (3-3) have lost three straight, with a postponement in between.
The fatal blow Wednesday was a 6-run Whitecaps (4-2) fifth inning that erased a 5-3 TinCaps lead. West Michigan's Mike Hernandez had a two-run single, and Austin Schotts had a two-run double. Schotts later stole home to cap the scoring.
For the TinCaps, Mallex Smith, Jeremy Baltz and Corey Adamson all had two hits.
Reliever Tayron Guerreo (0-1) took the loss, giving up six runs (one earned) on five hits in 2/3 of an inning. Starter Walker Weickel gave up three runs on seven hits in 3 2/3 innings.
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Heart disease warnings missed by most adults
Many adults in the UK are unaware of the risk factors for heart disease, according to new research. While a third of people are worried about getting dementia or cancer, only 2% are afraid of coronary heart disease, a survey by the British Heart Foundation has found and one in ten adults confessed to not […]
Posted: September 29th, 2014 under Health Direct, Health Professionals, Heart Disease, Obesity, Preventable Crisis, smokers, Uncategorized, weight loss.
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Smoking bans cut asthma and premature births by 10%
Laws banning smoking in public places have had a positive impact on child health, an international study in the Lancet suggests.Researchers found a 10% reduction in premature births and severe childhood asthma attacks within a year of smoke-free laws being introduced. A research team analysed 11 previous studies from North America and Europe. The Royal […]
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Dementia- priorities for avoidance and treatment
Dementia has been described as a "global disaster waiting to happen" and the biggest health and care problem of a generation.Someone is diagnosed with the disease every four seconds and cases are expected to soar from 44 million now to 135 million by 2050. The disease already costs the world £370 billion each year. This […]
Posted: December 10th, 2013 under Dementia, Exercise, Health Direct, smokers.
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NHS told to ban all smoking in hospitals
The NHS must stop turning a "blind eye" to smoking and ban it in all hospital grounds in England, according to new guidance.The National Institute for Curbing Expenditure (NICE) said that it wanted to see smoking shelters scrapped so patients, visitors and staff could not light up. Staff should also stop helping patients out of […]
Posted: November 26th, 2013 under Cancer, Health Direct, health insurance, NHS Deaths, NICE, smokers, Uncategorized.
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Cancers increase by 40% due to bad lifestyles
Cancers caused by smoking, drinking and excessive sunbathing have soared in the past decade- official statistics have revealed.The figures, released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveal large increases in the incidence of so called "lifestyle" related cancers. The biggest rise has been in the rate of malignant skin cancer, which has increased by […]
Posted: June 27th, 2013 under Cancer, Diets, Drugs, Exercise, Healthcare, NHS Deaths, Obesity, Preventable Crisis, smokers, Uncategorized.
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Obese women restricted in NHS IVF treatments
New NHS IVF treatment rules have been drawn up in Scotland. Couples who need help conceiving will be guaranteed two free infertility treatments from 1 July, however the treatments will only be available to those under 40, and it will not be offered to women who are obese. In addition, couples need to have been […]
Posted: May 16th, 2013 under Doctors, Health, IVF, maternity, NHS Cash Shortages, NHS Targets, Obesity, Pregnancy, Sexual Health, smokers, Uncategorized, weight loss.
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Smoking may worsen a hangover research concludes
Smoking may worsen a hangover after drinking heavily US research concludes- although the reason why is unclear.Researchers asked 113 US students to keep a diary for eight weeks, recording their drinking and smoking habits and any hangover symptoms. When they drank heavily- around six cans of beer an hour – those who also smoked suffered […]
Posted: March 14th, 2013 under Doctors, Health Direct, Health Websites, Preventable Crisis, Risk of Drugs, smokers, Social Health, Uncategorized.
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Lung cancer overtakes breast cancer as most deadly form of disease among UK women
Deaths from lung cancer have overtaken deaths from breast cancer as it becomes the most lethal form of the disease among British women, new research has shown.Lung cancer kills 16,000 women a year in the UK, compared with 12,000 for breast cancer. The rise in lung cancer is attributed to the rise in young women […]
Posted: March 5th, 2013 under Cancer, Doctors, Health Direct, Health Professionals, NHS Deaths, Patients, Preventable Crisis, smokers, Uncategorized.
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Tax fizzy drinks and ban junk food ads say doctors
Fizzy drinks should be heavily taxed and junk food adverts banished until after the watershed, doctors have said, in a call for action over obesity.The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges, which represents nearly every doctor in the UK, said ballooning waistlines already constituted a "huge crisis". Its report said current measures were failing and called […]
Posted: February 19th, 2013 under Diets, Doctors, Healthcare, NHS Deaths, Obesity, smokers, Uncategorized, weight loss.
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Children as young as 12 given nicotine patches on the NHS- which parental knowldege
Children as young as 12 are being given nicotine patches by NHS nurses at school- without the knowledge or permission from their parents.The patches are being distributed by nurses employed by NHS South West Essex who visit schools every fortnight and speak to the children confidentially. NHS guidelines say children as young as 12 can […]
Posted: January 24th, 2013 under Cancer, Care Professionals, Health, Nanny State, NHS Cash Shortages, Nurses, smokers, Uncategorized.
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An Advent message from the Rector, Alan Bing :
Our Christmas publicity this year asks the question: 'What have your Christmas traditions got to do with Christmas?' It's a good question, because there is always the danger of becoming so used to doing things in a particular way that we forget why we are doing it in the first place. Familiarity breeds contempt very often.
The seasonal TV adverts of the big retailers are thought provoking again this year. John Lewis have, through Monty the Penguin, emphasised the importance of relationships at this time year. Monty is looking for companionship, and his owner kindly meets his needs with the perfect gift on Christmas Day.
A desire for peace and friendship and is the message behind the Sainsbury's advert, which remembers the truce between German and British forces at the front line on Christmas Eve 1914. We will be remembering the same event at 'Silent Night Carols' on Christmas Eve one hundred years later. We hope you can join us for that or one of our other Christmas services
There is still a yearning for peace, especially in places like South Sudan and the Ukraine, but also in our own nation and even in our own homes.
At Christmas, we are reminded that God the Father sent his Son into the world so that we might be brought back into relationship with him and one another, and experience true peace.
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Four of a family, including two children, were killed when a car in which they were travelling plunged into a river at Pazhayarikandam, near Cheuthoni in Idukki district, on Thursday night.
The police identified the victims as Mlakkuzhiyil Biju Michael, 41, his wife Bindu, 38, son Anjo, 12, and daughter Alpha, 10,. residents of Thodupuzha Muttom.
The Kanjikuzhy police said the local people knew about the accident only in the morning. They said the vehicle fell into Vattambara thodu between 9.30 and 10 p.m.
The area where the accident occurred is sparsely populated and since it was raining, the people may not have heard the sound.
The accident was first noticed by workers who passed by the area at 7 a.m. They informed the police who rushed to the spot and engaged in rescue operations with the help of the local people. All four were found dead and the car was lifted using a crane. The police said the vehicle crashed into a culvert before falling into the river. A post-mortem examination was held at the District Hospital in Cheruthoni and the bodies were handed over to the relatives.
The post-mortem report said the victims had died of suffocation. The accident occurred when Michael, along with his family, was going to his wife's house at Charalanganathu near Murickassery.
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The 28th edition of the festival will run from November 5 to 20, opening with the adaption of Vera Brittain's war memoir Testament Of Youth. The festival will close with Birdman - starring Michael Keaton - which has received a lot of critical buzz since it premiered in Venice.
Guests attending this year's festival will include Edwyn Collins and Gilles Peterson. The retrospective strand will include Comfort And Joy, Good Vibrations and Jour Du Fete - all screening as part of new initiative Leeds Free Cinema Week.
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An amphetamine-addicted housewife reaches breaking point with her ungrateful family.
A screening of James Whale's Frankenstein alters how an impressionable young girl sees her world in 1940s Spain.
A Basque priest discovers that the Antichrist is due to be born in Madrid on Christmas Day and sets out to avert the apocalypse with the help of a heavy metal fan and a television psychic.
An eight-year old girl believes that she has poisoned the authoritarian father whom she blames for the death of her mother.
A tale of guilt, infidelity, and blackmail unfolds after a cyclist is hit and killed by a couple driving back from an illicit rendezvous.
A town's charity initiative to 'sit a poor man at your table' for Christmas dinner continually thwarts one man's efforts to protect his livelihood.
The story of a man who built his own jungle by the side of a highway, and how he rebuilt and destroyed it three times.
A slow-moving Buddhist monk acquires a follower on the streets of Marseille.
A newly-married man must follow his father-in-law into the profession of State executioner in order to keep the family apartment, but he doesn't have the temperament for the job.
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Celebrate the beauty of pet adoption all year long with our 2015 Adoptables Calendar. Featuring portraits of past HSTB adoptables this calendar will bring a smile to your face every day. At just $10 they make the perfect stocking stuffer for friends, family and colleagues.
New this year, they are available for purchase online (add $2.00 shipping/handling). They are also available at our shelter and Animal Health Center or by calling 813-774-4306.
A Second Chance For Victor
When a good Samaritan saw a dog curled up by the side of the road in the Quail Meadow area of Plant City, she knew she had to stop. The area is a known dumping ground for abused, neglected and unwanted animals. When she approached the animal she found a severely emaciated but trusting dog who came right up to her. He seemed to know she was there to help and jumped into her car without hesitation. Being unable to keep him but wanting to give him a chance, she fixed him a pancake breakfast to fill up his tummy, then brought him to us.
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Victor gained 1.5 pounds after just two days with us, but has a long road ahead. He is heartworm positive, has a broken tail and is suffering from several open wounds, multiple abrasions and anemia. We aren't sure what happened to this boy but we're going to do our very best to save his life. He will need several weeks of TLC and rehabilitation before being ready for adoption!
Despite all he's obviously been through, Victor has a sweet, trusting disposition. He will be bunking up in our administrative offices during the day and will get lots of positive reinforcement and kindness. As you can see from the pictures below, he has settled in well and is loving naps in his very own bolster bed.
If anyone has information about who may be responsible for this abuse, please call 813-774-4309. If you'd like to contribute to his care, you can donate here (please indicate "Victor" in the memo/notes section)
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We'll put a smile on your Monday face this Holiday Season! Beginning Monday November 10, our shelter will be open for adoptions from 12:00pm to 7:00pm! We want to make sure as many animals as possible go home for the holidays, so we'll be open 7 days a week through December 29! For more information call 813-876-7138.
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Paddling event raises funds, spirits
Three-year-old Kindred Worrell, the youngest participant in the 19th Annual Varina Lions Canoe-a-thon, didn't have much choice when it came to attending. But she enjoyed the 10-mile cruise, looking at kayaks and fishing a feather out of the James, just the same.
Her father, Sgt. Timothy Worrell of the Virginia Dept. of Game and Inland Fisheries, visited Kindred frequently along the way as he escorted several dozen canoes and kayaks from Rocketts Landing to Osborne Landing.
And Kindred's mother, Jennifer, pronounced the journey a relaxing and much-needed episode of "tornado therapy" for herself and fellow teacher Angela Paust.
Paust teaches sixth grade at Page Middle School in Gloucester County and Jennifer Worrell is a reading specialist. On April 16, a tornado destroyed roughly half the school building, and Page teachers and students had to transfer to another county middle school. To accommodate the double load, home students and faculty now attend a morning shift, and the contingent from Page attends from 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
In addition to the stress of being uprooted and adapting to the new schedule, Page faculty are also coping with reams of lost and destroyed records.
"My dad found a GED test in his yard," said Worrell, "four miles away [from the school]. And letters to the chorus teacher were found two counties over in Deltaville."
All of which made a leisurely paddle down the James sound pretty appealing to Worrell and Paust when they learned of the canoe-a-thon through Worrell's husband.
Pick your pace
Unlike the two teachers, Will Harlan has been coming to the canoe-a-thon for years. His neighbor, Buz Snyder, is the event's founder and a long-time activist in the sponsoring organization, the Varina Lions Club.
Asked to name his most memorable canoe-a-thon, Harlan said it would have to be his first, when he was still a new member of the Lions Club.
Assured by Snyder that the event was not a race, Harlan took his two young sons, whose ages he estimated at seven and ten.
"I had never paddled flat water before," Harlan recalled, anticipating a relaxing cruise with his boys. "We brought coolers, fishing rods, radios, and lots of food.
But from the moment Snyder and his son hit the water, said Harlan, they never stopped paddling.
"What do you mean, 'It's not a race?' he asked Snyder after his loaded-down boat finally arrived at the take-out and picnic.
The following year, said Harlan, he and his sons arrived in a stripped-down boat. "And we started getting competitive!"
That's the beauty of the canoe-a-thon, say its fans.
Paddlers can challenge themselves to try and beat their time from earlier years, challenge family members or buddies in a friendly wager, or even vie to be the first canoeist or kayaker to finish.
Or they can sit back and enjoy nature, the river, wildlife, and all the history floating by.
River's heritage
"Views from the river have not changed that much in over 400 years," pointed out Stephen Winks, the canoe-a-thon sponsorship chairman.
Noting that the 17th century Wilton Farm in Varina was called "World's End," because there was no known European habitation beyond that point, he added, "You can not only see the unchanged views . . . but imagine the history of native Americans, and at Wilton, with it literally being the end of the world as we knew it."
Both the put-in and take-out sites are historic spots, said Winks. Rocketts Landing was the largest seaport in the country prior to the advent of railroads, and Thomas Jefferson's grandfather and namesake lived at the town of Osborne, across from Osborne Landing, where he operated a ferry.
Just half a mile from Osborne Landing also lies Snyder's residence of Aarrahahatteck.
"It is the only named spot on Captain John Smith's 1610 map of Virginia," said Winks, "other than James Towne."
Although the canoe-a-thon may have originally been organized as a fun club activity and fundraiser -- proceeds contribute to community scholarships, middle school reading programs, after-school YMCA programs, and assistance for the sight and hearing impaired -- Winks views it also as a means of raising awareness about Varina.
Most people think of Varina as nothing more than a sleepy rural suburb of Richmond, said Winks. The canoe-a-thon gives organizers a chance to promote the community's beauty, as well as its "extraordinary history [as the] second oldest spot in North America, in the most historic city in North America: Richmond, Va."
'Family reunion'
In addition to the opportunity to get close to nature and history, the canoe-a-thon also provides what Harlan calls a "family reunion" atmosphere. Snyder returns with sons and grandchildren every year, and Harlan's two boys -- now in their twenties -- come back to town annually for the event.
For Dave Whyte, who paddled with Snyder because his usual partner couldn't make it, the event was a chance to spend a few hours with a role model and good friend.
"I keep coming back every year because Buz is like a father to me," said Whyte.
Whyte met Snyder in 1994 through his friend Billy Waldecker, who is a great nephew of Snyder's wife, Nelda. "Billy and I were big bass fishing nuts," said Whyte, "so naturally Buz's pond was a great place to visit."
In return for the chance to fish at Arrahatteck, Whyte would help out with tasks such as clearing brush or repairing the dock. Eventually, Whyte began attending the Waldecker family reunion each July -- a tradition he has continued since he married and had children.
"Over the years, Buz and Nelda fell in love with my family and vice versa, and we feel like part of their extended family," he said. "Arrahatteck is a place that my kids have grown up with and our memories there are very fond."
Since his own father's death in 2007, Whyte said Snyder's role in his life has taken on an even more special significance.
"I have great respect and admiration for Buz," he said. "[He is] someone I can model myself after in terms of attitude and integrity.
"It was an honor to paddle with him for the first time this year."
No tornadoes needed
As canoe-a-thon participants reached the take-out location at Osborne Landing and gathered for the barbecue lunch, it was clear that even the prospect of a few sore muscles would not deter anyone from returning the following year.
One woman, climbing stiffly from her canoe, managed a smile as she groaned, "I don't think I'll do this tomorrow, though."
Another woman, who seemed to take perverse pride in finishing last -- even with a helpful tow from the "sag wagon" boat -- showed off several treasures she had found along the journey.
"Look at this burly piece of driftwood!" she exclaimed, adding, "There were too many interesting things to see [to paddle fast]."
On the bus ride back to Rocketts Landing to pick up cars, Angela Paust was already nostalgic as she reminisced, "It was so nice to be out there on the river."
Her fellow teacher, Worrell, confirmed that it won't take a tornado to get them to another canoe-a-thon.
"We'll be back next year," said Worrell. "It was awesome."
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All 140 A.C. Moore locations will serve as drop-off centers this year for the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation, and all toys collected will stay in the local communities served by the stores in which they are donated.
On Saturday, Nov. 15, the Willow Lawn location will kick off the month-long program by hosting a "Make & Take" craft event for kids. Children ages six and older will be able to make a craft and take it home with them. Representatives from the Marines will be in-store to teach customers about the Toys for Tots program. A.C. Moore team members will be on site to help with the crafts. > Read more.
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Commonwealth Catholic Charities is in desperate need of food donations for its community food pantry that serves the region's low-income families, according to officials with the Henrico-based nonprofit.
After moving into its new location this past summer, the agency has dedicated a larger space for the pantry but the shelves are practically empty.
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More than 1,000 volunteers from throughout the region gathered last month as part of HandsOn Greater Richmond to complete more than 60 projects.
The event is a program of the Partnership for Nonprofit Excellence.
In Henrico, a group of Target employees (pictured) undertook a project at Fairfield Middle School to help re-plant the school's community garden and paint the outdoor shelter. > Read more.
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Maria, in all honesty, is a little more interested in Manolo's musical charms, but her father wants her to marry the boastful and militaristic Joaquin. And when two gods, La Muerte and Xibalba (Kate de Castillo and Ron Perlman, respectively), turn this little love triangle into a wager (as gods often do), Manolo's quest for true love will take him through life, death, immortality and the underworlds of Mexican folklore.
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