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Still sick, still poor: New study shows Orange County with minimal access to paid sick days
Today, the Institute for Women's Policy Research released a study specifically focusing on the access to paid sick days for residents of Orange County, something that by now you're certainly aware has been a bone of contention over the last two years. Seeing as we're in early voting for the Aug. 26 primary, and said primary ballot does actually include the legally mandated referendum asking Orange County voters if they do in fact support 56 hours of sick time annually for companies with 15 or more employees – whether it will end up being enforceable or not, thanks to a statewide pre-emption passed by the legislature last year – the figures are fairly striking. Most alarming? Nearly three out of every four hospitality workers do NOT have access to any paid sick days here where tourism is the root of our economy. We know, we know, old news. But seriously, next time the county government tries to tell you that this is a solution without a need, consider what it's like for those who are coughing into your pancakes. Here's the presser from the study.
Washington, DC—A new analysis by the Institute for Women's Policy Research (IWPR) finds that 45 percent of workers living in Orange County, Florida, lack even a single paid sick day. This lack of access is especially pronounced among Hispanic workers, with 56 percent lacking access to paid sick days.
Paid sick days access in Orange County varies widely by occupation, and is especially uncommon in jobs that require frequent contact with the public, including those in the travel and tourism sector, which represents one out of every three jobs in Orange County. In Orange County, 73 percent of workers in the Accommodation and Food Services industry—who have frequent contact with Orlando's tourists—lack access to paid sick days, compared with just nine percent of Public Administration workers.
"Paid sick days are an inexpensive, effective tool for promoting public health," said Barbara Gault, IWPR Vice President and Executive Director. "Paid sick days give workers the ability to seek health services or stay home with sick children or other family members, helping reduce the spread of illness among customers. This basic benefit is especially important in the tourism industry, where sick workers could infect individuals who then board ships and planes, unnecessarily spreading illness around the country, not to mention ruining vacations."
Previous research shows that about half of all workers who are covered by paid sick days do not take any days off for illness or injury in a given year. When used, however, this earned time allows workers to obtain health care for themselves or their families more promptly, leading to improved health outcomes, speedier recoveries, and a more productive workforce.
Several U.S. communities have passed paid sick days laws, including New York City; Washington, DC; Portland, OR; Newark and Jersey City, NJ; Seattle, WA; and most recently, San Diego, CA, and Eugene, OR. Available research shows little evidence of negative impacts on employment or local businesses.
The Institute for Women's Policy Research (IWPR) is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization that conducts rigorous research and disseminates its findings to address the needs of women and their families, promote public dialogue, and strengthen communities and societies.
Organize Now Director Stephanie Porta, who fought for the sick time initiative (and continues to), added the following.
The Institute for Women's Policy Research that came out today found that approximately 45% of workers living in Orange County, Florida lack any paid sick time. In fact, the research found that 91% of our Public Administration employees have access to paid sick time and only 27% of those employed in the Accommodation and Food Service industries do. We know our local government believes paid sick time is important to offer to their employees but does not offer the same rights to the rest of Orange County workers.
It is a fact that paid sick time creates stronger and safer work environments for everyone. In a county that relies so heavily on tourism, it is shocking that nearly half of all workers are not able to stay home when they are sick or access preventative care for themselves or their families.


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hat is perhaps the oldest orangery in the United States just happens to be in
Tanglewood Conservatory's backyard! The Wye House, in Talbot County, has been in
the same family for 11 generations. Archaeologists and researchers have been studying
the property during the past few years and recently University of Maryland researchers
unearthed the greenhouse where citrus trees and other edible and ornamental plants grew.
Mary Tilghman, the current owner, inherited the property from her aunt
(her mother's sister), Elizabeth Lloyd Schiller, when she died in 1993. Tilghman currently
lives in the carriage house, while her son and his wife live in the main house and their
son and his wife live in a more recently built house on the property.
The Edward Lloyd family, who were the original owners of the land, came
from Virginia in 1649 and settled the land near the Severn River, formerly known as
Providence; they lived there until the land outside of Easton was purchased in 1660. The
family has lived on the property ever since. In all, nine Edward Lloyds owned the property.
When the ninth Edward Lloyd joined the United States Navy, the land was transferred to his
brother, Charles Howard Lloyd. When he died, his daughter, Elizabeth Lloyd Schiller bought
her sister's part of the property.
Mark Leone, the University of Maryland archaeologist leading the excavation,
has been concentrating on the orangery, which was built in 1785, and which is possibly the
oldest greenhouse left in the United States. Add to that the historical significance of
Frederick Douglass spending part of his childhood on the Wye House plantation and we have an
exciting bit of American and African American history to study!
The excavation unearthed a hypocaust, a heating system, which maintained the
heating, lighting and watering system for the plants and trees. Also found were African American
items, such as, a stone pestle (to control spirits), symbols embedded into the bricks of the
furnace and charms buried near the orangery's entrance. Greenhouses were, at that time, a mark of
sophistication and a status symbol, and were imported from Europe. Thus, the archaeologists have
been fascinated to uncover the work of African American slaves who lived and worked on the
plantation and who were "pioneers in early U.S. agricultural experimentation... [including] wild
broccoli and other greens, Seneca snakeroot as a cure-all, ginger root for tea, buckbean as an
analgesic and antiemetic, and hardy bananas," said Leone.
Frederick Douglass lived at Wye House in the mid-1820s and said the greenhouse
"...abounded in fruits of almost every description, from the hardy apple of the north to the delicate
orange of the south," and that visitors from all over northern Maryland (Baltimore and from across the
Chesapeake Bay) came to visit.
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Alexis Museum
The Alexis Museum houses numerous fascinating displays that depict the early days of the community.
CITY: Alexis
American Woman's League Chapter House
Built in 1911 and listed in the National Register of Historic Sites, this house is now owned by the Andover Historical Society. Was built as one of nine Woman's League Chapter Houses in the state of Illinois, features stylistic characteristics of the arts and crafts movement.
CITY: Andover
Andover Christmas Julotta
For over 160 years this early morning (6:30 a.m.) service has been held at Augustana Lutheran Church. The service is held in a setting similar to that used by the Swedish congregation in 1870. The choir sings a Swedish anthem and the service is in English. Candles in the pews, altar and windows illuminate the sanctuary. Service begins at 6:30am.
CITY: Andover
Andover Christmas Walk
Andover and Andover Lake Park will glow with decorations. Stroll on walkways marked by luminaries or ride in a horse-drawn wagon. Join a soup supper, visit Santa and take part in a Christmas tree silent auction. Refreshments & kids crafts at the American Legion Building from 5pm to 7pm. Visit candle-lit Jenny Lind Chapel and hear live Christmas music from 6pm to 8pm.
CITY: Andover
Andover Historical Museum & Grounds
This former home of August Rehnstrom was a temporary haven for Swedish immigrants in the 1860s. The lawn features the bell from the area's first two-story school and millstones from the historic Edwards River Mill.
CITY: Andover
Beany's Cafe
Family dining.
CITY: Little York
Bishop Hill Arts Council
Return to the serenity of an earlier time with a visit to this restored Swedish village. See traditional craftsmen at work, explore our museums, visit our numerous and unique shops and dine in one of our Swedish-American restaurants.
CITY: Bishop Hill
Bishop Hill Bakery
This is a family owned and operated business. Step up to the counter and watch fresh bread and cookies being baked right before your eyes. Be tempted with many baked goods or stay for lunch with homemade soup, casseroles, or a sandwich from the daily lunch menu. The bakery is located across from the Colony Store and Steeple building.
CITY: Bishop Hill
Bishop Hill Colony Store
Experience an old time mercantile with shelves brimming with Swedish gourment foods, confections and souvenirs.
CITY: Bishop Hill
Bishop Hill Gallery Inn
Stay for a night, a weekend, or longer in the peaceful beauty of historic Bishop Hill. The Gallery Inn, located on the 2nd floor of the original 1856 Bishop Hill Colony Administration Building, offers three tranquil guest rooms, each with a queen bed and private bath, and a large shared sitting room overlooking the village park. It's the perfect spot to enjoy Bishop Hill's festivals and special events.
CITY: Bishop Hill
Bishop Hill Prairie Arts Center & Colony Pottery
Enjoy watching the potter in an open air studio creating artwork on the potter's wheel. The center also features rug, broom, weaving and spinning artisans.
CITY: Bishop Hill
Bishop Hill State Historic Site
Four historically significant buildings are owned by the State of Illinois and are maintained as part of the Bishop Hill State Historic Site. These architectural treasures are the two-story Colony Church (1850), the three-story Colony Hotel (1852-ca. 1860), the Boys Dormitory (ca. 1850), and the Colony Barn (mid-1850s) that has been relocated behind the Hotel. In addition, the central village park contains a reconstructed gazebo and war monuments. On the south edge of the village, stands a new brick Museum to house a comprehensive collection of paintings by colonist and self-taught artist, Olof Krans (1838-1916). Hours and days of operation change with the season. Please call to confirm your visit.
CITY: Bishop Hill
Breadeaux Pizza - Monmouth
Take out pizza.
CITY: Monmouth
Broadview Inn and Suites - Galesburg
7-story building with 1 bed king rooms and 2 bed queen rooms, lighted parking lot, indoor pool & hot tub, onsite restaurant & lounge.
CITY: Galesburg
Broadview Restaurant
Dine-in buffet and restaurant.
CITY: Galesburg
Carl Sandburg State Historic Site
Author-poet Carl Sandburg was born in the the three-room cottage at 331 E. Third Street in Galesburg on January 6, 1878. The modest house relfects the typcial living conditions of a late-nineteenth-century working-class family and features many furnishings that once belonged to the Sandburg family. Behind the home stands a small wooded park which features the Quotation Walk, a celebration of the Prairie Poet's work and words. It is in this tranquil setting that the ashes of Carl Sandburg and his wife Lilian were liad to rest beneath Remberance Rock.
CITY: Galesburg
Casey's General Store
Convenience store chain with pizza.
CITY: Monmouth
Cerar's Barnstormer
Affordable family/fine dining and lounge takes you back to the early 1900s when biplanes and barnstorming were all the rage.
CITY: Monmouth
Cherry Street Bar
Family friendly dining, live music, full bar.
CITY: Galesburg
Chez Willy's
Enjoy big city dining in a small town atmosphere. The unique American cuisine, and premium wine selections are a treat for anyone visiting Galesburg and especially for our regular customers.
CITY: Galesburg
Chez Willy's
An elegant eatery in a bistro-like atmosphere, serving current American cuisine with the freshest ingredients.
CITY: Galesburg
Christmas Begins at Walnut Grove Farm
Begin your winter holiday season on Thanksgiving weekend with festive music, simmering foods, friendly greetings and a visit with St. Nicholas. Take home natural Christmas trimming and exquisite one-of-a-kind gifts for family and friends. End your visit with a horse-drawn wagon ride through the walnut grove! Admission: a generous gift of non-perishable food items for Knoxville Council of Churches' Christmas baskets.
CITY: Knoxville
Christmas Market - Julmarknad
Experience the sights, sounds and aromas of Christmas past. Swedish folk characters roam the village, music plays, shop the Swedish Food specialties, abundance of handmade wares, folk art, antiques. Select homemade chocolate delicacies for your holiday enjoyment at the Steeple Building from 10am to 4pm.
CITY: Bishop Hill
Christmas Market "Julmarknad"
The holiday festivities in Bishop Hill begin with Julmarknad, or Christmas Market. This event is based on Scandinavian customs dating back to the Middle Ages when farmers and artisans would gather in the village squares to sell their wares. Bishop Hill businesses will be offering unique gifts, handmade wares, antiques, quilts, collectibles, baked goods, delicious foods, and Swedish imports. Scandinavian foods such as herring, lutfisk, and rye bread are also in abundance. You can also participate in the Chocolate Walk, located at the Steeple Building, where you can choose from a variety of chocolate delicacies.
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Ten Rules For Fair Fighting
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(1) Discuss only one thing at a time. No dragging in other issues, events or people – that's certain to escalate the discussion into an argument.
(2) No hitting below the belt. Declare certain topics, historical events or comments "off limits" because they're sure to cause pain or start a fight. Then LEAVE THEM ALONE. Agree to discuss those issues, if necessary, only for a specific purpose and under safe conditions, such as in the presence of a third party.
(3) Only one person at a time gets to talk. The other gets to listen – not debate, defend their position, or counter-attack. Then take turns. MAKE SURE YOU UNDERSTAND YOUR PARTNER'S VIEWPOINT before you talk about your own.
(4) Take a time-out, with a guaranteed time-in. When you feel things escalating, take an immediate time-out and try again in a half hour. If you can't do that, you must commit to talking about the issue later, at a specified time. The purpose of the time-out is to stop the escalation, not the discussion! If you call a time-out, you MUST call a time-in. If your partner calls a time-out, leave him/her alone – don't follow your partner around trying to continue the discussion.
(5) No character assassination. Talk about specific behaviors, not your partner's personality. "I'd like you to pick up your clothes" is appropriate; "You're a slob" is character assassination.
(6) No "mind reading." Don't jump to conclusions about what you THINK is meant by what is being said or done. Stick to what is actually said or done. The responsibility for revealing meanings and motivations belongs only to the person who has them.
(7) Don't try to re-create history. Too many people argue over historical details – exact words, who did what first, in what time frame, etc. – instead of identifying actual problems and solutions. Stick to real issues you can do something about NOW, and stop fighting about whose memory is more accurate.
(8) Take responsibility for your own feelings, desires, needs and behaviors. Use "I" statements, not "you" statements, as in "I want you to…" instead of "You should…" "I'm angry that you were late" is talking about your feelings; "You're always late" is blaming.
(9) Look for resolution, not agreement. Partners don't have to agree on things, arrive at the same conclusions, or see things the same way; this is not only impossible, it's boring! Individuals are allowed to have their own opinions, interpretations, feelings and thoughts about things. Trying to win a "Tastes great! Less filling!" argument is fruitless and unfair.
(10) KEEP THE RULES EVEN IF YOUR PARTNER DOESN'T. Your partner fighting dirty doesn't give you permission to do the same! Fighting dirty is a character issue – don't compromise yours.
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I read the ten rules and I agree whole heartedly! My husband, does ALL of those ten things, and thinks he is not. He hits hard below the belt. The last argument,yesterday, he told me that his ex wife was ten times better than me. Wow, did that hurt, and still does. He doesn't understand how much that hurt me. He can be a loving man when he wants too, but when he wants to be mean, he really can. I don't know how to get him to change his ways. He brings up things from the past constantly, always makes me feel horrible. We argue constantly, and he follows the ten rules to a "tee", without taking any notice that he has done so......he says he loves me to death, when everthing is "OK", but chews me up and spitts me out pretty good.
any ideas,anyone??? I can't take the arguing anymore, or the hurting...
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Plus, one thing that can work is when they say something so cruel and unfair, just look at them and calmly say, "Im sorry that you feel that way" and walk away. Dont talk anymore, *silent treatment* until the situation gets addressed. He will figure out sooner or later that his outburts will equal an abrupt end to a discussion and that he cant finish his venting.
Give it a try and I hope it works. Hugz
|Sat, 11-22-2003 - 2:06pm
Make your complaint (and just ONE at a time) as to how it affects you, not as an accusation. That only puts the other on the defensive.
Hitting below the belt will invariably create distrust so that the other person will not communicate what's important, what has hurt in the past, or anything besides the state of the weather. In regard to one person talking at a time -- this is really about LISTENING. When the other person is talking, just LISTEN. Ask questions if you don't understand or need clarification. "Until you know the other side of the story, you really do not know your own." A time-out is not the silent treatment. It's just a break to calm things down a little. Problems don't have to resolved in an instant, and they definitely won't be resolved if everything escalates into something ugly. You can always write down your thoughts during a time-out. Namecalling doesn't help anything, and you simply cannot read someone else's mind, no matter how well you know the person. Nitpicking about the "facts" just moves everything away from trying to arrive at a solution. There is no point in it. You have to take responsibility for your own stuff. Otherwise, how can you expect the other person to take responsibility for his? If you think you have to win, that means the other person has to lose. And if you want a loser for a partner, then you'd better think about why that is.
Learning to fight fair doesn't ensure that you can save a bad relationship, but if it doesn't, you can go on without regret, knowing that you truly did your best, and that the other person just isn't evolved enough to go on with you.
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|26 Nov 2011
HELP! accidently made the hdd dynamic, cant switch to basic
i was trying today to make a new partition using disk management on Windows 7 64bit;everything went wrong
NOTE: i'm on a laptop (the only machine) that has only 1 hdd and used to have 4 partitions: C: D: E: and systemH:
i shrinked the volume of C: which was 444gb to get 12gb unallocated space
i chose to create a partition with the unallocated space
before starting it told me something about dynamic; i ignored it cuz i didnt know what dynamic and basic mean
so i chose yes; suddenly all partitions became yellow/brown
i noticed that there was no more primary partitions so i created a system repair disk and the hp recovery media discs
after shutting down i knew something wrong's gonna happen so i turned it on again and got error 0x00000000225 or something like that and cant boot windows (not found)
what i wanna do now is to get back the hdd to basic
i tried installing ubuntu 11.10 on the 12gb partition but that didnt work
tried the system recovery disk: it found the errors so i chose to automatically fix them
Windows 7 boot normal
still cant install any other os
can convert hdd to basic anymore
i have easeus partition master 9.10 home edition and i tried it but says there's an error in c: while converting to basic; it says i can ignore the error but that may make the disk unbootable
what i have:
NB:the specs are:
1hdd 500 gb
amd phenom II N930 quad core processor 2.00 ghz
amd M880G with ati mobility radeon hd 4250 & ati radeon hd 5650 1gb
4gb ram
i dunno the motherboard
hp pavillion dv6 laptop: i think it's factory refurbrished
i already read about dynamic and basic but didnt help me a lot; i want to use the laptop for dual and triple boot after fixing it
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|26 Nov 2011
Partition Wizard is capable of converting a dynamic disk back to basic.
You'll need to go here Free Download Magic Partition Manager Software - Partition Wizard Online and download the bootable CD .iso (the other installers won't do you any good as they're meant to be run within Windows). Then burn the .iso to a CD - if you don't have one and truly can't afford a few blank discs, you'll have to sacrifice one of your DVDs.
Boot with that CD and just follow the instructions to convert your HDD back.
For the record, you can't have more than 4 primary partitions on your HD. Your attempt to add a fifth prompted the conversion to a dynamic disk.
What you can do is have 3 primary and 1 extended partition. Within the extended partition, you can then create multiple logical volumes as you wish.
|My System Specs
|01 Dec 2011
hi and sorry for taking too long to reply
i've got a question here: using the Free Download Magic Partition Manager Software - Partition Wizard Online, will it delete any data on my laptop or will everything stay in the hdd? cause i can't afford loosing any data and this is the ONLY hd i have
also i read about using hxd to change 42 to 07 (i think) will that work in my case and keep data?
i'm stuck with few solutions and don't want to format
|My System Specs
|01 Dec 2011
Hello Gilbert, and welcome to Seven Forums.
If you follow the steps like in OPTION FOUR of the tutorial below at boot using Corazon's suggestion posted above, then you should be fine without losing any data. However, just to be safe, I would strongly recommend to backup any data that you do now want to lose to another location (DVD, USB, etc....).
Convert a Dynamic Disk to a Basic Disk
Hope this helps,
|My System Specs
|01 Dec 2011
and since my os is on the hd option 4 will still work from the bootable disk right?
also do you think i should defragment the c disk first?
OK i finished downloading the bootable cd and will try it in 30 mins
plz read again carefully and if anything might go wrong please tell me right now
|My System Specs
|01 Dec 2011
You would need to do it all at boot as Corazon suggested, but it's basically the same steps as in Option Four except all through the program at boot.
|My System Specs
|01 Dec 2011
ok thank you mr.Brink i will burn the disk immediately
|My System Specs
|01 Dec 2011
i downloaded the bootable cd, burned it and tried it:
wtf? when i try to convert disk to basic, it says function not supported in mini-tool
what to do? (i downloaded bootable cd v7 home)
i've also downloaded minitool partition wizard proffessionnal 7 if i try to convert dynamic to basic i think it could work
EDIT: no i cant cuz this is demo
|My System Specs
|01 Dec 2011
Do you still have five partitions on the HD? You can only convert it back to a basic disk if you have at most four partitions...If you have a fifth, you need to delete it first. (Be careful not to delete the wrong one.)
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|01 Dec 2011
nope they are 4 partitions i double checked that
also i cant delete partitions from the disk
keep saying that dynamic volumes are not supported
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The mysteries surrounding the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, and the true identities of some of its passengers, are as deep as the South China Sea waters a multinational search team is canvassing for the jet.
One promising lead has turned out to be a dead end. A "strange object" spotted by a Singaporean search plane late Sunday afternoon is not debris from the missing jetliner, a U.S. official familiar with the issue told CNN on Sunday.
A U.S. reconnaissance plane "thought it saw something like debris but it was a false alarm," said the official who spoke on condition of anonymity.
By the end of the day Sunday, more than 40 planes and more than two dozen ships from several countries were involved in the search. Two reconnaissance aircraft from Australia, and one plane and five sea vessels from Indonesia were the latest additions, Azharuddin Abdul Rahman, the director general of civil aviation in Malaysia, told reporters Sunday. In addition, the Chinese navy dispatched a frigate and an amphibious landing ship, according to a online post by China's navy. Those ships are expected to arrive on site Monday morning (Sunday night ET).
Those reinforcements join the rescue teams already scouring the South China Sea, near the Gulf of Thailand, on Sunday for any sign of where the flight, operated by Malaysia's flagship airline, might have gone down, Malaysian authorities said.
The area in focus, about 90 miles south of Vietnam's Tho Chu Island, is where a Vietnamese search plane reportedly spotted oil slicks that stretched between 6 and 9 miles.
Malaysian authorities have not yet confirmed the report of the oil slicks, which came from Vietnam's official news agency.
Big questions far outweigh the few fragments of information that have emerged about the plane's disappearance.
What happened to the plane? Why was no distress signal issued? Who exactly was aboard?
The flight may have changed course and turned back toward Kuala Lumpur, Malaysian military officials said at a news conference Sunday.
But the pilot appears to have given no signal to authorities that he was turning around, the officials said, attributing the change of course to indications from radar data.
As the search continues, the agonizing wait goes on for relatives of the 227 passengers and 12 crew members on board the plane.
Among the passengers, there were 154 people from China or Taiwan; 38 Malaysians, and three U.S. citizens. Five of the passengers were younger than 5 years old.
Two people who traveled on the missing passenger jet, using the stolen passports of an Italian and an Austrian citizen, appear to have bought their tickets together.
The tickets were bought from China Southern Airlines in Thailand's baht currency at identical prices, according to China's official e-ticket verification system Travelsky. The ticket numbers are contiguous, which indicates the tickets were issued together.
Here's where the mystery deepens: Italy and Austria have said that none of their citizens were on board the plane. And officials say the Italian and Austrian whose names were on the passenger manifest both had their passports stolen in Southeast Asia in recent years.
The two tickets booked with China Southern Airlines both start in Kuala Lumpur, flying to Beijing, and then onward to Amsterdam. The Italian passport's ticket continues to Copenhagen, the Austrian's to Frankfurt.
Authorities say they are investigating the identities of some of those on board who appear to have issues with their passports.


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Why is Type 1 Surging?
David Spero
August 15, 2012
With all the publicity about a Type 2 diabetes epidemic, an equally scary rise in rates of Type 1 has been ignored. What is causing the surge in Type 1 diabetes? Does it have anything to do with the Type 2 explosion?
First the numbers. Type 1 diabetes has always existed, but it was rare. According to an exhaustive study by Dr. Edwin A. M. Gale of the University of Bristol, rates of Type 1 were on the order of 4 cases per 100,000 children prior to 1950.
In the early 50's, Type 1 started increasing at a rate of 2% to 4% a year in the US and Europe. That may not sound like much, but now there are 3–4 cases per 1,000 children in these countries. This increase is actually as sharp as the increase in Type 2. It just started from a much lower point, so it's still under most people's radar.
Sometime in the 60's and 70's, Asian countries also started experiencing the Type 1 increase, and now most (but not all) countries in the world are seeing it.
It's still happening. In a June meeting of the American Diabetes Association, researchers reported a 23% rise in Type 1 in the USA over an eight-year period ending in 2009. Prevalence of Type 2 diabetes over the same period increased 21%, the researchers found. So Type 1 is going up even faster than Type 2.
What Causes Type 1?
But what causes autoimmunity? We don't know. Many experts believe it's the thousands of new chemicals that are constantly added to our environment. Our immune systems get confused and may lose the ability to distinguish harmful invaders from the body's own tissues.
Interviewed on our Web site, Donna Jackson Nakazawa, author of The Autoimmune Epidemic, said, "There are
We often hear from uninformed people that Type 1 is "genetic," while Type 2 is caused by "lifestyle." In reality, Type 2 may have a stronger genetic component than Type 1. Only about 20% of people with Type 1 have a close relative with the disease.
There are genes that predispose people to Type 1, as there are with Type 2. But without exposure to environmental stressors that turn those genes on, people don't get sick.
Obviously, something happened around 1950 that has turned on more of those autoimmune genes. Not only are more children getting Type 1, but it's being diagnosed at earlier ages on average, just as Type 2 is hitting younger people.
What's in the Environment?
• The "accelerator hypothesis" holds that faster growth in early life is putting stress on beta cells, setting off the autoimmune attack. So diabetes is just an unfortunate side effect of kids' getting bigger. I doubt this.
• Another theory, the "hygiene hypothesis," holds that children in a modern society face fewer parasitic, viral, and bacterial invaders, because we're so clean and use so many antibiotics. "Because it is getting less of a workout, the immune system turns evil on itself," said Robin Goland, of the Columbia University Medical Center in New York.
There is some evidence for this. According to Dr. Gale, mice exposed to pinworm infections have lower rates of Type 1. People used to get pinworms, too, so perhaps eliminating them is what set off the Type 1 surge. Research is being done on using worms to prevent or treat autoimmune disease.
• Some believe that diabetes increased when people started spending more time indoors. We got less sun so made less vitamin D. Low D levels may lead to autoimmunity. People who live in sunny places tend to get less autoimmune disease than people in higher latitudes and cloudier climates.
• Cow's milk has been blamed by many. As I wrote here, a particular milk protein, A1 beta-casein, seems to be associated with most cases of Type 1. Perhaps the increased use of cow's milk has led to the worldwide Type 1 surge.
However, Dr. Gale found that "[22%] of American women breastfed in 1972, rising to 60% in the 1980's and 1990's. [But] the incidence of childhood diabetes [increased steadily.]" So maybe it's not the cows' fault.
• Environmental chemical pollution seems a top contender. We have been reporting for years on studies showing that air pollution, and exposure to chemicals such as bisphenol Aand phthalates lead to an increased risk of Type 2. Researchers are finding that heavy metals and organic chemicals like dioxins can disrupt the immune system.
These chemicals have already been strongly associated with Type 2, as with Agent Orange, the chemical sprayed by the military on Vietnam. So what I'm wondering is, are the two diseases more closely related than we had thought? In both cases, your genes make you vulnerable, but it's the environment that sets them off.
To me, it seems the increased loads of starches and sugars people eat now are among the biggest environmental triggers. But the pollution, cow's milk, and hygiene theories may explain a lot about both types. What do you think? What should we do about it?
I think the cowsmilk theory is not ruled out by the increase of breastfeeing, because nursing mothers are pushed to drink plenty of milk during pregnancy and while nursing. Cowsmilk proteins clearly come through human milk, because many babies become allergic to cowsmilk through their mothers' milk.
Posted by: Deb | Aug 15, 2012 10:55 PM
Maybe the fact that Type 1 diabetics are living longer and reproducing (i.e., not dying in childhood as before the discovery and use of insulin) creates a larger pool of people with the genetic predisposition. There is some research pointing to a virus as the trigger for Type 1s.
Posted by: Cal | Aug 16, 2012 01:56 PM
I think hyper-hygene & diet are the key contributing factors. I am a child of the 50's and my mother left me outside pretty much to my own devices. I spent hours in the sun on my tricyle and taking apart large ants (I wanted to see if both halfs moved on their own)-I never tired of those ants. Dessert or snacks were always fresh fruit--from the peddlers truck that went down the ally--yep, among the big metal trash containers and the flies.In spring, we picked cherries from the backyard tree. We lived in 2-flat and the grass was hardly mowed--so you have to be kidding if fertilizers were ever placed on it. Before the Dutch Elm disease broke there were plenty of trees lining the street giving off lots of oxygen. I walked to grammar school (and back for lunch at home) and exercised in the playlot before school morning and lunch touching a lot of cement to play hopscotch. I am maintain my highschool weight and dimension because I exercise and restrict my calories and dietto alot of fresh veges, fruits and lean protein and I do not eat out very often. I am PCOS so I had gestational diabetes when pregnant but that is it 30 years later. I suppose this would be considered a poor standard of living by most--but sugared lattespeople consume daily are not in my vocabulary.
Posted by: Carol | Aug 16, 2012 12:51 PM
Thanks, everyone, for all the good diagnosis stories and thoughts. It seems most of the increase in Type 1 has been in young children. But T1 is also being diagnosed more in adults. As several people said, there are probably multiple causes. I neglected to mention viruses in the article, but viruses are blamed for many autoimmune diseases and certainly play a big role. But why does a virus trigger autoimmune disease in some people and not in others? Genetics plays some part, but statistically only about 20%. There's still much we need to know.
Posted by: David Spero RN | Aug 23, 2012 01:32 PM
I was diagnosed with type 1 in 1956 while in the hospital with measles and pneumonia. My doctors through the years have believed that the measles virus led to my type 1 diabetes. Their theory is that the antibodies built to the measles virus then attacked the beta cells of the pancreas. There had also been a family history of type 1 diabetes in my maternal grandmother's family.
Posted by: Connie Stuart | Aug 22, 2012 09:48 PM
I was diagnosed with type1 twenty years ago at the age of 24, after having just gotten over the flu (virus) and moving to a new city for my new job (major stresses). I was weight training pretty heavily at the time and likely consumed a quart of milk each day. Can't fight the data.
Posted by: Brent | Aug 22, 2012 09:20 PM
My son was diagnosed with Type 1 at the age of 21. He had broken his thumb,did not know it was broken, and it healed wrong.Then he started losing weight and had the other symptoms. After he was diagnosed, people asked me if he had had a trauma.I believe a trauma not treated correctly,can trigger diabetes, as all the pancreas cells are depleted trying to heal it.The disease is not in my family,so genetics did not play a part in it.
Posted by: Carol | Aug 22, 2012 08:25 PM
I'm a firm believer that corn syrup and plastics are a huge influence in T1 and to a lesser extent T2. The scientist can say until they are blue in the face that plastics aren't harmful, except to planet Earth; I just don't buy it. And CS, we aren't able to digest Corn so why would we want to eat what we can't digest? What effect does CS have on the intestines? CS is in everything and it was introduced into market to subsidize farmers. Go figure!
Posted by: John | Aug 19, 2012 11:55 AM
Is the surge larger in younger or older persons, or equally? Many of the suggested causes would have a different level of possible causation depending on the age of the diabetic. And what about the change in our sleep patterns? TV, internet, cell phones, shift work, larger metropolitan areas with increased noise and artificial light, and other factors have changed our sleep patterns. Is there a connection between changing sleep patterns and Type 1 & 2, younger & older diabetics? I was diagnosed at 50 after a lifetime of healthy living, first as a T2, and later as an adult onset T1. Physically active and a well balanced diet throughout, I followed the lessons learned as a national level athlete in high school and college. I had none of the typical risk factors. But three weeks after having surgery I started experiencing the classic diabetes symptoms. I lost a lot of weight, going from the middle of the Body Mass Index to being under-weight. Blood-work confirmed the diagnosis 5 weeks after the surgery. After getting everything stabilized I wanted to know why. Why me, and why at that time? The initial thought was the surgery. But as time has gone by, other possible factors have been introduced. I had dealt with high levels of stress at times. I had long periods of less than optimal amounts of sleep. In my late 40's I changed to a job where I had to get up at 3:30AM six days per week. And while I ate healthier than most Americans, I was still subject to the same chemicals and contaminants as everyone else. In the end, I doubt we will find any narrow bands of risk, or single events associated with the disease. Rather, there will be multiple factors in each case.
Posted by: BJ | Aug 22, 2012 07:56 PM
I have staunchly believed that my son's Type I diabetes was triggered by an impure vaccination when he was 2 years old. Yes, we discovered later that there was a genetic link from some generations past. However, and more importantly, there were three (3) of the two-year olds in our small town clinic diagnosed within a six month period. Those statistics are a bit too great to be "random". I believe that the vaccine contributed to the onset of their type I diabetes.
Posted by: MJ | Aug 22, 2012 03:36 PM
While taking a sociology class in college a few years back, a remark was made that comes to the forward in this subject. The shells we have been shootng in the mideast conflicts are made of depleted uranium which can cause damage to the pancreas as well as birth defects. It has been hypothesized that it has travelled the weather patterns across the globe. Great Britain has detected it which at first makes sense as they are close until you realize that the weather patterns move from west to east and it would have to travel the globe in order to get to them. Just a suggestion that came to mind.
Posted by: Cheri | Aug 22, 2012 01:52 PM
I think all of the above are contributing factors. It's hard to say what is more important because so many factors contribute to creating a diabetogenic environment. Because the cause is not simple, it cannot be simple to correct it. I do think the "easy blame game" played by the media and many who do not understand the complexity is also damaging, adding a great deal of social and self-recrimiationstress to the stress of simply having diabetes.
Posted by: Beth | Aug 22, 2012 01:21 PM
I was 38 years old when I was diagnosed with T1. I lead an active life, ate well and was not at all overweight. My doc told me that becoming T1 was probably related to a childhood trauma or illness that compromised my immune system. I do have a nephew that became T1 as a child and several half siblings that are T2 but their mother had it and they are both overweight. I really don't know what to believe as far as the cause.
Posted by: Laurie | Aug 22, 2012 01:14 PM
When first diagnosed w/ Type 1 26 years ago & being 26 yrs. old, my internist's theory was that a virus had attacked my pancrease rendering it no longer producing insulin. I had had a cold 2 weeks prior to the textbook symptoms: thirsty, hungry, urinating frequently & losing 20 lbs. w/o dieting. No family history for at least 2 generations that we know of.
Posted by: Teri | Aug 22, 2012 12:55 PM
My sister and I were both diagnosed when we turned 8 years old,1980's.We both played outside and weren't over weight.I got it first,I'm the oldest and then my sister got it.There is a 17 month age difference between us and then years later my Dad got type 1 diabetes as well.My nephew who is 11 years old was diagnosed when he was 9 so in my case its in the blood... :)
Posted by: Jonna | Aug 20, 2012 09:24 PM
I am 25 years old and no history of type 1 in my family that we know of. There is a few with type 2 though. I had gestational diabetes in my last pregnancy 2 years ago, but it was undiagnosed as I had bad morning sickness and couldn't keep the glucose drink down. About 6 months after the birth of my daughter, I had a flu and then chest infection. I finished a course of antibiotics and felt much better but then almost instantly started getting symptoms of type 1. Excessive thirst, excessive urinating, blurry vision and rapid heartbeat. I was tested and diagnosed with type 1 and rushed to hospital with a bsl of 30. I believe the virus triggered my immune system to attack my pancreas and so does my GP. Whether it's a strain of a certain virus I'm not sure but there seems to be no other reason why I would have type 1
Posted by: Krystle | Aug 20, 2012 09:21 PM
I was DX with type 1 diabetes 8 month after I was DX with Multiple Sclerosis...I believe it has everything to do with autoimmune and stress is a huge factor as well.
Posted by: Wendy | Aug 20, 2012 09:07 PM
Before I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at age 25 I spent 3.5 years in the Marines playing with Trichlorathane 1,1,1 an organic compound De greaser for air craft parts. Anyone have a similar incident. Type 1 diabetes is non existant in my Family tree.
Posted by: Tony | Sep 23, 2012 08:37 AM
There is some research developing within the last decade about how the food of today that is more highly processed in the last couple of decades ( and full of toxins, pesticides etc..) that are high in simple carbs are causing autoimmune (even neuro-immune) diseases. The body is meant to handle certain stress loads but now gluten sensitivity, diabetes and allergies, chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia are all on the rise at epic proportions. Our ability to handle stress is significantly lower due to our poor food and poor diets. Obesity is common not rare. Adults do not need 6-12 simple carbs a day. Most eat at least that and rarely any leafy greens for example that contain things to prevent disease. When is the last time you've eaten organic arugula, swiss chard or kale?
Posted by: Chris Federspiel | Jan 07, 2013 08:28 PM
I was 35, 5'3 and 104 lbs when I first was diagnosed with pancreatitis. Three years on-diabetes. The pancreatitis was triggered after a series of pesticide (rodenticides, specifically) treatments were applied at my office. As it turns out, one pesticide that is still allowed to be used by exterminators (though not sold to general consumers) is a pancreatic beta cell destroyer. Thus, in my case, it was a pesticide. Watch what you use, people. A lot of these chemicals are exceedingly dangerous and have effects that we do not fully appreciate. Now, I'm sitting and wondering when and if pancreatic cancer will strike. I feel like a sitting such thorugh no fault of my own. It's not right, and I believe that the government should do far more to protect us from the legions of un and mis-regulated chemicals, particularly pesticides, which are designed to be toxic!
Posted by: K. Reid | Jun 11, 2013 06:26 PM
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Heart Alone Lyrics
Last updated: 10/04/2013 08:21:23 AM
I hear the ticking of the clock
I'm lying here the room's pitch dark
I wonder where you are tonight
No answer on the telephone
And the night goes by so very slow
Oh I hope that it won't end though
Till now I always got by on my own
I never really cared until I met you
And now it chills me to the bone
How do I get you alone
How do I get you alone
You dont know how long I have wanted
to touch your lips and hold you tight
You don't know how long I have waited
and I was going to tell you tonight
But the secret is still my own
and my love for you is still unknown
Till now I always got by on my own
I never really cared until I met you
And now it chills me to the bone
How do I get you alone
How do I get you alone
How do I get you alone
How do I get you alone
Alone, alone
Thanks to kayitee_kiki for submitting Alone Lyrics.
Alone | Reviewer: Alannah | 10/4/13
I feel i must right because of the effect on my emotions this song had. i always used to play this when i was Alone but then i met the best BF ever and we were perfecting mating partners, he used to take me to camber sands holiday park and we would sit in club bar to share half a shandy and stare at each other with Love and the DJ always play Alone for us at the end of the night. Our love was perfect until he found God and then he just blew me off for his higher love. Still when i listen to Alone i get goosey bumps thinking of the times we shared. Someday i hope i wont be Alone anymore and i dream about finding the perfect Love match, i feel sure it will happen casue when you want something so bad in the end True Love finds a way!!!!
touching song | Reviewer: Siska Fitriandini | 2/15/13
I never really knew the content of this song, just listen to this song I knew that I really liked. This song was telling the story as I've ever experienced. "I never really cared untik i met you"
really a greatest love song | Reviewer: lonely heart | 12/13/12
as i heard that song i was amaze,the way they sung with expression of feelings.it touches the dark corner of my heart!
i really love singing this even though im not good singing it!actually this song reveals something about me.when i sung this , i cried because im carried through my emotions!
Fell in love with "Alone" again thanks to Glee! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/17/09
Fabulous song. I remember loving the original version. Although I have to say, Kristen Chenoweth and Matthew Morrison do a fantastic job on Glee! Kristen can belt it out like nobody's business! Fell in love with the song all over again.
amazing song | Reviewer: SilentScream | 2/14/09
Actually,I heard this song on the radio only one time. but when I was revising my sound/data base before or while sleeping ,I remembered that song,then I realized that it desrves to be heard.and now that I find it+lyrics I say thanks for publishing such a song
Spellbounding song | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/25/08
This is one of the last great ballads. Ann is one of the best vocalists in history of music. She is a master sculptor of sound,and her voice is pure joy whether she's rocking out with a zeppelin cover or one their own songs heart is timeless.
Wow | Reviewer: Robert | 12/10/08
Celine Dion played this song in Palace of sports Mexico City in Dec-9. It was very very sweet we lost our voices 'bout screaming so much we she started "I hear the ticking of the clock" graet concert we love it, we love her.
Heart's Alone | Reviewer: jaynes friedman | 4/15/08
I play this song often and it still chills me each time. Heart has a new acoustic version of this song...you have to search for it, but it is even more beautiful and chilling. I try to find a deeper meaning behind the words, but they don't come. It is the simple story of unfulfilled love and taking a chance and timing. I like the sad fact that time, love and taking a chance are in turmoil. A classic important song...check out the acoustic version and you'll never go back!
love at first note | Reviewer: chick | 2/22/08
i never knew about this song. but the first time i heard of it, i just sort of like it, i think im just sick of today's songs that just deliver empty messages, they're sort of passerby songs that are easily to forget. this song is not just catchy but also full of emotion. this song will still be appreciated by the future generation...
Heart's ALONE by Celine Dion | Reviewer: Alia | 11/29/07
I watched Celine Dion sing this last night on Christmas in Washington and she did a good job. I agree with the poster above that it wasn't quite as good as Heart but then it shouldn't be.
Greatest Love Song | Reviewer: Sandra | 11/28/07
I recently saw Celion Dion on a "talk show" performing "Alone. Whilst she has an amazing voice (not my taste, though), she cannot compare to the sheer power of Anne Wilson's voice. Anne & Nancy Wilson made that song their own. I bought their first album when I was a kid and still listen and love their music. God bless Heart!!
Greatest love song | Reviewer: sandra | 11/28/07
I recently saw Celion Dion on a "talk show" performing "Alone". Whilst she has an amazing voice, she cannot compare to the powerful voice of Anne Wilson. Heart is truly an amazing band and Anne & Nancy Wilson made that song their own and have a unique energy that cannot be repeated. I can only hope that we keep hearing from the Wilson sisters. I bought their first album way back when I was a kid and I still follow their music. In fact, I have their CD on now. God bless Heart!!!
Absolutely Amazing - Alone (with Heart) | Reviewer: NoJiveClive. | 11/3/07
To say that this song touches every emotion is such an understatement! That famous video of the girls giving it such raw emotion and sheer power cuts to the very HEART of human feeling. Most women and men can identify with the unreachable love that they have yearned for from afar. Celine Dione's cover of Alone on her latest album Taking Chances is superb but even so does not carry the pure nerve tingling emotion that the Heart sisters achieved so sffortlessly. Truely a top ten of the century, yet alone the 80's. Love it and them! NoJiveClive.
Sheryl with love(''`") | Reviewer: Sheryl | 9/28/07
How i really love this song, and i dedicated this to the person that i ever love in my whole life. Now, im still hoping to his love and learn to fight his love for me what ever happen.
i love it!!! | Reviewer: sassy | 9/28/07
I dedicated this song to the guy that i ever love,Even he hurts me so much of getting a gf nearer to my heart. But its okay cause if he is happy in his life,im happpy for him too. He dont know how i really hurts when i saw them with my friend holding their hands and walk together.


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A Central Florida family is using a Facebook support page to fight to save their 1-year-old beagle, who bit their 4-year-old child, after learning the dog is going to be put down.
The 25-pound dog, named Rufus, was turned over to Orange County Animal Services after biting the family's 4-year-old child in the lip, but they never imagined it would get to this.
Rufus' owner, Nikki West, said she was giving him wet dog food, a special treat for his birthday, when 4-year-old Chazz ran into the kitchen.
West said she rushed Chazz to Arnold Palmer Hospital and was told to fill out some paperwork, a standard procedure for dog bites. She said later that night at around 10:30 p.m. Animal Services came to her door with more paperwork to take Rufus for a 10-day evaluation.
"I would have never have thought that this would have happened when I signed those papers," West said.
If Rufus didn't show signs of aggression he would be adopted, West said. When she called to check on Rufus she says she was told the bite was too serious and that Rufus would be euthanized.
"He's scared he's just a scared little puppy in there," she said.
West has now turned to Facebook and started the "Save Rufus" page to raise awareness and hire an attorney. She's hoping to block animal services decision and keep her beagle alive.
You can also sign a petition to save Rufus by clicking here.
West could appeal the decision but as of now, West says Rufus is scheduled to be euthanized on April 27.
Local 6 in Orlando tried to contact Orange County Animal Services Monday night, but did not receive an immediate response.
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It's Saturday morning at the Parkmoor, and the place is bustling with the frenetic activity of a disturbed ant colony: servers carrying huge round trays every which way, customers vying for coveted counter stools, cooks in the background flipping and frying. In fact, the joint is jammed to the walls, and customers are lined up outside waiting to get in. Mixed in with the regulars are the curious, the voyeurs, the boulevardiers, come to pay their last respects, for in one day the restaurant will close its doors after 70 years of operation. Another local landmark gone, ostensibly slated to be razed and rebuilt in the form of Stepford-wife pharmaceutical chain Walgreens. Bugger that, say friends of the old eatery on Big Bend Boulevard and Clayton Road.
"It's really sad," says Daniel Pearlmutter, a graphic designer whose sketch poster of Parkmoor employees on the job had been for sale in the restaurant's final days. "Everyone I've talked to is either very upset or deeply disappointed. And why not? Like the Arena, a cornerstone of memory is being removed, for the sake of business, if you will. This town is dedicated to destroying its unique institutions. It goes back to Gaslight Square. We ought to enclose the whole city in a giant mall with a few skylights and just be done with it."
Owner Lou Ellen McGinley, who inherited the restaurant from her father, has said that business at the Parkmoor has been "only a break-even proposition." Many find that as hard to swallow as a day-old biscuit. Too, there were disgruntled rumblings over the fact that McGinley held a series of promotional events in September -- a classic-car show in the parking lot, the raffle of a '57 Ford, vacation giveaways, all designed to whip up major nostalgia for the Parkmoor on the occasion of its 70th birthday -- and never mentioned a word to anyone about the impending sale of the restaurant.
"Oh, there's been talk for years," pipes up one portly diner perched on a counter stool. This inside information comes from Dorothy Grant. At 76, Grant has been coming to the restaurant regularly for 30 years. Though the native New Yorker loves the Parkmoor -- "I've introduced my five children to this place" -- she's not going to go into mourning when it's gone. "Things change all the time," she shrugs. "You go forward; you don't look back. It will be interesting to see what will happen. Anyway, she's talking about opening up another place, the Parkmoor Diner."
"It won't be as good as this," mutters an eavesdropping customer.
If the shuttering of the Parkmoor was heard on the grapevine, Millie Althen never got the message. The news, made public in mid-October, "was kind of a surprise" to the trim, bespectacled waitress, who worked weekday mornings behind the counter for 30 years. No mistaking her -- she looks like a librarian. What will she do now? "I've had a lot of lunch offers," she laughs lightly. "And you know, working women are 20 years behind in their housework."
It probably would have behooved a psychiatrist or professional counselor to pass out business cards in the final days of the Parkmoor. Some will definitely need therapy. Al Adams, a rotund 62-year-old laboratory analyst, picks at his chef's salad like a condemned man on the occasion of his last meal. "I'm ruined; I'm devastated," Al says dolefully. "I can't go on living. I thinking of doing myself in, getting cremated and then having my ashes spread in front of the bulldozer when they knock the place down."
"There's a few of us around here who would help you with that," counters manager Mike Geries, rolling his eyes.
Al pretends not to hear Geries' remark. "Can you really imagine what it's like to have eaten here three times a day for 50 years and then to learn the place will be gone? Can you even grasp the gravity of this situation?" He jabs his pal beside him, another counter regular, who's about to devour a juicy Kingburger. Great presentation there: two hefty burger patties, grilled to perfection, crowned with a dollop of slaw, cheese running down the side, grease soaking into the fresh warm bun. Is this not food of the gods? Is this not worth breaking one's diet for? "There's only one more day," moans Al, "only five more meals."


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HP's anticipated WebOS smartphone - the Pre 3 - has appeared on the Orange site, suggesting an official launch is on the cards soon. While the handset has yet to crop up on Orange's sales page, there is a helpdesk holder for the Pre 3, which reveals handset specifications that differ slightly from those HP originally proposed. …
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...they reckon they will have the unlocked version in stock on the 9th Sept. the dat has already moved once on there so wouldn't bet on this being the final date. Guess the Orange date will be after this based on their usual customisation process.
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By Steve Brennan
By Ashley Zimmerman
At least two distinct John Frusciantes exist, musically speaking. There is the brilliantly talented guitarist whose presence in the Red Hot Chili Peppers (after the death of original guitarist Hillel Slovak) brought the band some of its most potent successes (Mother's Milk, BloodSugarSexMagik, and Californication). And then there's the brilliantly erratic lo-fi archivist whose work can be anthemically gratifying or confoundingly obtuse, often within the same song. Coming on the heels of the wildly successful Californication and marking Frusciante's triumphant return to the Peppers after addiction and rehab, To Record Only Water for Ten Days is an amazing testament. Unlike the audio sketchbooks of 1995's Niandra Lades and Usually Just a T-Shirtand 1997's Smile from the Streets You Hold, Frusciante's work on his current record is more like underdeveloped demos of almost-finished songs. Whereas Niandra Ladessported long stretches of strange, nonmusical punctuation that made Frippertronics seem positively poppy by comparison, To Record Only Wateroffers 15 startlingly accessible mid-fi tracks, any of which could have been belted out with lispy gusto and bravura by Anthony Kiedis. What accounts for the difference? Perhaps Frusciante's sobriety has brought him closer to hearing things that the rest of humanity actually hears. Or perhaps his earlier stuff was just a sound check. Whatever the explanation, Frusciante has finally given his fans an unadulterated and satisfying taste of what he brings to his day job.


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Black Ankle Vineyards has shown remarkable success in a very short time. It won the 2008 and 2009 Maryland Governor's Cup with subsequent vintages (2006, 2007) of its Crumbling Rock, a red blend featuring Cabernet Franc, Cab Sauv, and a smattering of other red varietals, and placed two gold medal winners, the 2008 Crumbling Rock (a red blend) and 2008 Rolling Hills (a Merlot-based blend), in the 2010 competition...
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