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Israel has closed the Hebron region and partially sealed Gaza Strip crossing points as it searches for three Israeli teenagers, in a move condemned by a Palestinian rights group as "collective punishment".
Israeli forces have also arrested at least 80 Palestinians, including a high-level Hamas official, in an operation on Saturday and early Sunday morning. The teenagers went missing three days ago and are believed to have been abducted in the West Bank.
"These revenge tactics are tantamount to collective punishment under international law," said Fuad al-Khufash, the director of Ahrar, a Palestinian rights group. "They are unjustified and merely serve to alleviate the fears of the Israeli people."
Among those arrested is Hassan Yousef, a Ramallah-based Hamas founder and legislator, four other members of parliament and two former government ministers, according to Ahrar.
Arrests took place in Hebron, Ramallah, Tubas, Bethlehem, Jenin and Nablus, al-Khufash said. He expected more arrests to take place in the next few days.
At the start of the weekly cabinet meeting on Sunday, the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, said Hamas was responsible for the abduction of the Israeli teenagers.
"Whoever carried out this kidnapping were members of Hamas," he said. "The same Hamas that entered into a unity government with President Abbas."
The US secretary of state, John Kerry, later on Sunday said "many indications point to Hamas' involvement", but provided no further detail.
Hamas denied any involvement in the kidnapping. Claims of responsibility by two obscure groups did not appear to be credible.
Earlier, Israel also held the Palestinian Authority responsible. Mohammad al-Madani, a Fatah Central Committee member, said the disappearance occurred in the so-called "Area C" of the West Bank, which is under full Israeli control.
"Netanyahu is taking advantage of this situation to incite against the PA in a bid to score PR points and political gains," al-Madani said in a statement.
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The Israeli military closed most parts of the Hebron region, and banned all local men under the age of 50 from travelling through Allenby Bridge, which connects Jordan with the West Bank.
Palestinian government spokesperson Ehab Bssesio said the measures were part of an "Israeli escalation that amounts to acts of collective punishment", and called on the international community to intervene.
Workers from the southern West Bank city with valid permits were prevented from entering Israel and settlements, while a ban was placed on all family visits to Palestinians in Israeli prisons, said the former minister of prisoner affairs, Issa Qaraqe.
Last night, and as concerns of increased Israeli attacks mounted, settlers hurled stones at Palestinians' houses in Susya, south of Hebron. Settlers also attacked cars near Kiryat Arba, Gush Etzion, and the junction between Yatta and the southern entrance to the Hebron area.
In Gaza, at least six Israeli air raids were carried out overnight, leaving two Palestinians injured.
Ashraf al-Qedra, a Gaza health ministry spokesman, said a 27-year-old woman and a 15-year-old girl were injured by shrapnel when an Israeli jet attacked a site near a residential area of the southern town of Rafah.
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Meanwhile, Israel closed the only commercial crossing point into Gaza, allowing only fuel shipments. The Erez crossing in northern Gaza was operating for foreigners and patients seeking medical attention in Israel only.
Also, Palestinians with Israeli-issued permits were forbidden from crossing into Israel on Sunday, according to Gaza's interior ministry.
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I am just completing a laundry closet. Using Stacked appliances. Great points above by skidmark regarding Code issues. Dryer venting lengths are frequently defined by the manufacturer and in my case it helped me out because I needed a longer run than the city code guys wanted but because my manufacturer owner manual said I could do it the code guys relented. With solid doors like this one you would probably need to consider a vent fan. Drip tray was not a code requirement (Yet) for my city but I am putting one in anyway because I can.
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HERKIMER COUNTY, N.Y. (WKTV) - Four people are facing charges in unrelated welfare fraud investigations in Herkimer County. According to the Herkimer County Sheriff's Office, the following people were recently charged: Dennis W. Ford II, 47, of Ilion has been charged with third-degree grand larceny, first-degree offering false instrument for filing, and fifth-degree welfare fraud. Authorities say Ford failed to list all household members and fraudulently received $5,931 worth of benefits over a period of time from the Department of Social Services. Ford was processed and arraigned and in the Town of Little Falls Court and committed to the Herkimer County Correctional Facility in lieu of $3,500 cash bail. Sandra L. Hysack, 43, formally of Mohawk and now a resident of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina was charged with fifth-degree welfare fraud and petit larceny. Authorities say Hysack failed to list unemployment benefits she was receiving while collecting public assistance from the Department of Social Services over a period of time. Hysack was processed and released with appearance ticket returnable Herkimer village court at a later date. Christine M. Miseikis, 45, of Little Falls was charged with third-degree criminal use of a public benefit card, and petit larceny. Authorities say Miseikis unlawfully used another person's cash assistance card totaling $64.41. She was processed and released with appearance ticket returnable Herkimer Village Court at a later date. Amanda L. Greene, 28, of Middleville was charged with third-degree welfare fraud, third-degree grand larceny and first-degree offering a false instrument for filing. Authorities said Greene failed to list all household members for a period of over a year and fraudulently received $6,100 worth of welfare benefits. Greene was processed and arraigned in the Village of Herkimer Court and committed to the Herkimer County Correctional Facility in Lieu of $1,000 cash bail.


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VIDEO: Extreme Prophetic Ministries, a reactionary U.S. raise-the-dead ministry, rebukes a tornado and claims that they caused it to dissipate. In 2009, the ministry co-launched Uganda's kill-the-gays legislation. Now, according to the SPLC, EPM supports imprisoning homosexuals in the Caribbean.
A report by the Southern Poverty Law Center says that several U.S. organizations — including an extremist ministry which claims to raise the dead and pray away the gay — are defending antigay imprisonment and defamation in Belize and other Caribbean nations. The same groups also oppose U.S. calls for respect for human rights. (Source: Washington Blade)
The groups include Alliance Defending Freedom (formerly Alliance Defense Fund), the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute, Pat Robertson's American Center for Law and Justice, and Extreme Prophetic Ministries. Other U.S. participants include Family Watch International, United Families International, and the World Congress of Families.
Of these groups, Extreme Prophetic Ministries — led by self-proclaimed Christian prophet Patricia King — is lesser known but potentially the most dangerous to human rights.
EPM ex-gay activist Caleb Lee Brundidge co-keynoted the 2009 conference which launched Uganda's kill-the-gays legislation. At that time, we and Box Turtle Bulletin noted that EPM was already known for falsely claiming to raise the dead; two years later, in 2011, Box Turtle Bulletin reported that EPM was selling how-to-raise-the-dead videos for $215.
The new SPLC report (PDF file) details EPM's defense of antigay incarceration:
Standing with the pro-criminalization forces are U.S. groups and individuals that have rushed to join the fight. A local group, Belize Action, is headed by Waco, Texas-born Christian missionary Scott Stirm, who has railed against the "unacceptable" gay lifestyle, attacked alleged LGBT efforts to "go into the schools and teach our kids," and claimed that gay tourists come to Belize for "a new exotic location in which to corrupt local youth for a dollar or two."
One U.S. group, Extreme Prophetic Ministries of Phoenix, lists support for Belize Action as one of its projects. Led by Patricia King, the ministry has been known to pray in mortuaries in an effort to raise the dead. One of its ministers, Caleb Lee Brundridge, reportedly traveled to Uganda in 2009 for an anti-gay conference that helped promote a proposed "kill the gays" law there.
Belize Action's website links to various U.S. activists who oppose gay rights. Those include anti-gay "researcher" Paul Cameron, who has produced a series of defamatory and entirely bogus "studies" that purport to show the depravity, violence and disease associated with homosexuality.
Both Belize Action and Extreme Prophetic Ministries declined to discuss their activities.
EPM's weather-controlling magic spells and idolatry of the dead may make it appear benignly bizarre. But EPM represents an ongoing threat to the lives of sexual minorities in developing nations where far-right heresy, superstition, fake miracles, and scapegoating find an eager audience among poorly informed and disadvantaged communities.


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Instead, Mariano Rivera makes an appearance a surprise appearance, given last summers Bronx tempest. In Papelbons game room pool table, awards, all the requisites Rivera smiles out from a blown-up photograph, with his arm around Papelbon, both men in collar and tie. Rivera has signed and dedicated the photograph, wishing Papelbon the best and God bless. The autograph says everything you need to know about him: It is as artfully and delicately constructed as a suspension bridge, the bottom of each looping letter resting on an invisible line that couldnt be straighter were it drawn with a ruler. "Its perfect, right?" Papelbon says, marveling, running his finger along the level. "Thats him. Hes the Godfather. He made this position what it is today. Now my job is to make it even greater."
Theres a story thats made the rounds about Papelbon. Its always sounded apocryphal, but he confirms it. During his first few weeks in Bostons farm system, he, like all new recruits, was subject to a battery of psychological questionnaires, trying to measure the parts of an athletes makeup that defy easy quantification. One question was, Where do you see yourself after baseball? And Papelbon chewed his pen and thought to himself, Thats a stupid question. He wrote in his frantic scrawl, "In the Hall of Fame." After, he was called into the teams office, and a group of men sat around and each asked some version of, Are you smoking crack? Papelbon couldnt understand what hed done wrong. Didnt every player want to be in the Hall of Fame?
"Ive always set my goals high," Papelbon says, looking at Riveras shy smile. "If I sold copy machines, Id want to be the guy who sold the most copy machines in the history of the world. Mariano Rivera is a great pitcher. I think hes a good guy. But I want to break every one of his numbers. I want to be the best there ever was."
The hardest number for him to beat will be four. Rivera has four World Series rings; Papelbon has one. Its hidden in his bedroom closet. He digs it out and slips it on one of his sausage fingers. "Its pretty gaudy just to wear around," he says. "But sometimes Ill come in here and put it on." He looks at it for a few seconds and smiles and shakes his head. "I want another one so bad." The Red Sox came close last year. At least Papelbon did his part. In his short career, he has never given up a run in the postseason. His ERA over twenty-five innings is 0.00. "I think every athlete will be remembered by what they did when it really counted," Papelbon says. "Nobody cares who was great during the regular season. Nobody remembers a loser."
He heads for his garage, or one of his garages. Down a long hallway lined with cupboards and Papelbons hunting gear jackets and waders in various shades of camouflage, hung in neat rows rest his boat and a swamp buggy, flecked with mud. Duck hunting is about the only way Papelbon relaxes truly, genuinely relaxes. His other hobby is poker, but thats not relaxing for him because he wants to win every hand, and poker is a game that rewards men who can stomach defeat. (Papelbon had a custom poker table made for team flights, which he calls the Cinco Ocho Casino. "I love playing Ortiz the most," Papelbon says. "He might be the worst poker player ever. Just brutal.") Duck hunting quiets him. He likes having only one target. "Believe me," he says, "the way my brain works, its best when I have only one thing to worry about." Hiding out in the swamps, waiting for that single unlucky duck, he finds a peace in his focus.
Its why closing is such a good fit. "Print this," he says. "I will never start a baseball game in my life, ever." Starting is too wide-ranging. His current job is more perfectly defined, baseball boiled down to its essence: Get the next three guys out. When the game is building toward an appearance for him, when he can feel its momentum start swinging toward him, Papelbon starts preparing as early as the sixth inning. It takes him that long to channel his upset and energy. There might be fears in Boston that his becoming a father will mellow him, will make him understand that life doesnt begin with the end of a baseball game. But Papelbon believes that having his daughter occasionally flash into view will make him even better. He closes his eyes and imagines it, the subject in the middle of a portrait of conflict and chaos. The other team wont be trying to beat only him; theyll be trying to beat Parker Alice Papelbon, too. Theyll be trying to take her future away as well as his, and that will make Jonathan Papelbon very angry. When the gate opens and he begins his sprint to the mound, the rest of his life, his wifes life, his daughters life, the nice house with the dog and the pool table and the picture of Mariano Rivera in it all of it, every current and crackle, will feel at stake. He will go deaf, and he will go mostly blind. "Signals, mitt, thats about it," he says. The look on his face, the glare, the puffed cheeks none of that will be fake, the cheap artifice of showmanship. That will be genuine. That will be the look of a man who in that moment believes he has everything to lose. He will stare, and he will nod, and he will pull his knee toward his chest, and he will feel the bile rising in his stomach and the nerves in his teeth will begin to scream, followed by the goblins taking hammers to his head and he will throw a baseball really hard not at an old school buddy on a college campus in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, but at everyone and everything he hates for trying to keep him from being the best there ever was.
Papelbon opens his eyes. He takes a breath.
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The same proposal failed to pass last year. The Human Services Committee must act on the bill by March 22 or, like last year, it would fail.
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- Resort Altitude (metres): 1500m
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- Number of Lifts: 3
- Highest Lift (metres): 1850m
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I'm 19 and have been taking pro hormones on and off since for about a year. I know im an idiot for taking them so young. trust me ive learned my lesson. i didnt know until now that i shouldnt take them till im 21+.I have never had a problem bouncing back after a cycle until now. I never even took a serm until now. I took finaflex 550 xd and then took post cycle tabs by ids. and i felt fine after. i was still having sex on and off the cycle so i started another cycle 2 months later because i though time on + length of pct= how long you should wait to start another cycle. so I started finaflex ripped. and took a months worth of revolution pct and then half a bottle of post cycle tabs by ids. I knew something was wrong because i had no sex drive AT ALL. so i went searching around on some forums including this one and saw that i should probably have taken a serm and i was probably shut down. so i took nolva 40/40/ then took 3 days of 20 mgs and got some bloodwork done on the last day of the nolva. heres the blood work.
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but ive been off nolva for 21 days now and still no libido return.... I am going to try and get more bloodwork done tomorrow to see where im at now. I just dont understand why i have no sex drive and i cant maintain an erection still. I've never had this problem with any previous cycles. is there a possibility that my libido just may never return even if my hormone levels are correct?
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Sportsmen: Cuts to Game and Fish threaten Wyoming's wildlife, tourism economy
Sportsmen say that recent legislative actions threaten to permanently degrade Wyoming's wildlife and robust hunting, fishing and wildlife resources — cutting Wyoming's "core values."
Some claim the cuts began when a wave of new state House representatives swept into a standing committee during the 2013 Legislative session. They derailed a deal to allow the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to raise license fees to meet the rising cost of managing wildlife, and to maintain hunting and fishing programs.
Since the 1930s, the department — which gets about 80 percent of the money it spends from such user fees — has gone to the Legislature every few years to get permission to adjust license fees. The last time the legislature approved a license fee increase was 2007.
Not only did the new cast of lawmakers say no to increasing user fees, but they imposed a 6.5 percent budget cut on the department's spending, claiming that it is bloated and overly influenced by federal grant programs.
"It was a big turnover, and we quite frankly have some legislators on there that are anti-Game and Fish and they want to cut budgets," said Kim Floyd, of the Wyoming Federation of Union Sportsmen.
"They (the freshmen legislators) are … in line with some organizations that really forced this on," Floyd continued. "So the real issue is, does the resident sportsman know exactly what just happened, and does the resident sportsman understand how Game and Fish is funded?"
Rep. Allen Jaggi (R-Lyman) told WyoFile he's heard some of the charges leveled at new legislators in the Travel, Recreation, Wildlife and Cultural Resources Committee. "I'm offended by that," he said.
"The new members of the TRW committee looked, evaluated, listened, and made their own minds up," Jaggi said. "I'm all for giving Game and Fish the money they need — if they're spending it very efficiently and showing us that they're doing it, not just telling us."
Sportsmen react to cuts
Last week Wyoming Game and Fish commissioners met in Saratoga to approve — albeit reluctantly — a budget slashed by nearly $5 million, eliminating or severely cutting public access programs, education programs, and habitat improvement efforts.
"These cuts mean access to hunters and fishermen may not be available in the future," Neil Thagard, western outreach director for the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership (TRCP), told the commissioners.
Thagard presented the commission with a $10,000 check from TRCP, underscoring the group's commitment to working with Wyoming Game and Fish to properly fund wildlife and habitat resources in Wyoming. Then he took aim at Wyoming legislators.
"Our elected officials have failed us, they have failed the department, they have failed sportsmen, they failed hunters and most important they failed fish and wildlife in our state," said Thagard.
More than half a dozen representatives of hunting, fishing and wildlife groups testified before the commission last week, expressing their concerns over the budget cuts forced upon the department by the Wyoming Legislature. They noted that wildlife and wildlife habitat are key drivers of Wyoming's $2.9 billion in annual tourism and travel revenue.
Wyoming Game and Fish, with the backing of hunting, fishing and wildlife groups, say they need more revenue to properly manage resources that are under growing pressure each year from drought, invasive species, disease, energy and housing development, changing climate and increasingly intense wildfire seasons.
Sportsmen said that by forcing cuts and forbidding increased user fees, lawmakers are doing irreparable harm to wildlife and wildlife habitats.
"I believe the cuts facing Game and Fish are counterproductive. Effective management of our wildlife habitat and wild spaces is critical to our state and local economies. … Unlike a mineral resource, delay in investment in fish and wildlife results in degradation to that resource," Matthew Copeland of the National Wildlife Federation told Wyoming Game and Fish commissioners.
Sportsmen groups say it's time to reboot efforts to educate lawmakers and convince them that it takes more investment — not less — to maintain wildlife and habitat resources.
"It is apparent we did not have the desired effect," Jim States, of Trout Unlimited's Platte Valley chapter, and president of Voices of the Valley, said of last year's effort to raise license fees. "However, we see more opportunities for organizations and Game and Fish to be more effective with the legislators in preparation for the next legislative sessions."
The groups are likely to push for license fee increases in the upcoming budget session in January, but observers say it will be difficult to get the two-thirds vote required to get any such proposal to the floor for debate.
Some 14 wildlife and conservation groups signed a letter of support for license fee increases during the 2013 Legislative session this past winter. Representatives from those groups are still actively courting legislators. However, members say license fee increases are not their singular approach. They are also working hard to come up with ways to derive revenue from activities that either benefit from wildlife in non-consumptive ways, or degrade wildlife and wildlife habitat.
Skinning the budget
Wyoming Game and Fish has cut nearly $5 million from a budget of about $71 million. It has eliminated 18 positions, including nine mid-level supervisory positions.
"Reductions will result in decreased field presence for most field employees, including game wardens, wildlife investigators, fish and wildlife biologists, habitat management area maintenance crews, etc.," the department stated in a March 2013 document estimating the results of budget cuts executed this month.
The cuts included postponing $463,000 in fish hatchery upgrades and reductions in fishery stocking in 2014. Some $350,000 was eliminated for conservation easements and land acquisitions to expand public access for fishing and hunting. Several public education and outreach programs — all of which were a direct response to public demand, according to Game and Fish director Scott Talbott — have been eliminated.
Unless sportsmen and Game and Fish department officials convince the legislature otherwise, the department will remain on track to forego license fee increases and make more cuts for the 2015 and 2016 fiscal budgets. According to Talbott, the department has already identified another $1.5 million in cuts to future budgets.
"We have looked very hard at our structure. We have proposed restructuring and reorganizing through major programs," Talbott told WyoFile. "We're cutting people, we're cutting programs, we're cutting positions. We're a much different agency than we were a year ago."
Talbott said he disagrees with those who say that increased hunting and fishing license fees would result in fewer licenses being sold. He noted that a non-resident elk draw four months ago attracted a 17,000-application overflow.
"Historically, when we raise fees we see a slight dip, a sticker shock if you will, then sales begin to grow," said Talbott.
Jaggi noted that Wyoming's economy was still booming when the legislature approved the last license fee increase in 2007. The state's economy is very different today, he said, and he wants to see a cost-benefit analysis of how much is invested in each Game and Fish program and what Wyoming gets out of it.
"We need performance efficiency audits of all (Game and Fish) programs," said Jaggi. "If that comes back to be that we are as efficient as we can be, then I'll be all for a license increase. But it's not going to be for a few years."
Meanwhile, many sportsmen feel threatened that there's more than just budget scrutiny behind the recent legislative actions. They say that any degradation in wildlife and wildlife habitat leaves landscapes open to energy development at a larger scale than might otherwise be justified with robust wildlife and wildlife habitat.
Jaggi said he doubts that any interruptions to field work forced by the current round of budget cuts would result in permanent degradation.
"I think we have enough safeguards in place. … I don't think that's going to happen carte blanche without anybody saying anything," said Jaggi.
Platte Valley Habitat Partnership
Before voting on the trimmed-down fiscal year 2014 budget last week, the Wyoming Game and Fish commission struggled with whether to carry over $500,000 initially approved under the fiscal year 2013 budget for the Platte Valley Habitat Partnership.
Commissioner Aaron Clark wondered if there was some advantage to shifting a portion of the unspent allocation back to the department's general budget.
But Tom Ryder, assistant chief of Game and Fish's wildlife division, recommended against faltering on department's commitment to the partnership. It took years of work to bring in the partners, and the collaboration is poised to attract matching money five to seven times the department's seed money, he said.
Commissioner Charles C. Price of Daniel agreed. "If we start jerking this around at this point, we're going to lose support," Price said.
Jim States, of Trout Unlimited and Voices of the Valley, said that the collaborative process of the Platte Valley Habitat Partnership has successfully brought together stakeholders who initially were at odds.
"If we were to lose that funding at this stage, my concern is that would be tantamount to snatching failure from the jaws of success," States told the commission. "If you are able to find a way to sustain that commitment through this effort we are committed to doing our part."
The commission decided to maintain the $500,000 allocation in the 2014 fiscal year budget.
The Mule Deer Foundation announced a donation of $50,000 to the Platte Valley Habitat Partnership.
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— Lawmakers cut back on wildlife, fire budgets, February 2013
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Fireworks risky for young boys
Debbie Trent wants her 11-year-old grandson Ethan Kindley to have safe fun with fireworks on the Fourth of July.
"I like most of them," Ethan said.
Trent said the adults in her family will watch Ethan closely.
"To be safe, we make sure we are with him when the fireworks are lit. We make sure to read the instructions on the labels," Trent said while under the fireworks tent operated by the Full Armour Christian Center of Trinity at Walmart on N. Main Street.
Young boys are seen more often at the emergency room for fireworks injuries. The risk of fireworks injury is highest for children ages 5 to 19 and adults 25 to 44. One-quarter of the victims of fireworks injuries in 2011 were under age 15, according to the National Fire Protection Association.
"Most of these injuries happen when children are not properly supervised," said Dr. Michael Dunn, emergency medicine specialist at High Point Regional Health System, "and when adults are not sober."
An estimated 9,600 fireworks-related injuries were treated in U.S. hospital emergency rooms in 2011. Sparklers, fountains and novelties alone accounted for 34 percent of the emergency room fireworks injuries in 2011.
"The fireworks in North Carolina have low potency and that reduces injuries, but we still see people with burns that have to go to a burn treatment center," Dunn said. "We also see eye injuries from the hot ash and burns from accidental fires caused by fireworks."
In North Carolina, pyrotechnics that are intended to leave the ground, spin or fly through the air are illegal. Those include snake and glow worms, smoke devices, trick noisemakers, string poppers and snappers and wire sparklers. The most dangerous device is the "bottle rocket," according to experts, because it can be aimed at another person as can fireball-ejecting Roman candles.
Legal fireworks in North Carolina are sparklers, fountains, "snap and pops" and "glow worms." Caution is still needed, however. A simple, handheld sparkler can burn at a temperature of 1,200 degrees, hotter than the heat needed to burn wood at 575.
On a typical Fourth of July, there are more fires than on any other day of the year, with fireworks accounting for two out of five of those fires, more than any other cause of fires. Last year in North Carolina, fire departments responded to more than 100 fireworks-related calls with an estimated $300,000 worth of property damage, according to the State Fire Marshal's Office.
NFPA along with the American Academy of Pediatrics started the Alliance to Stop Consumer Fireworks to urge people to attend professional shows to avoid the risks of exploding fireworks at home.
"I tend to agree," Dunn said. "We need fireworks in North Carolina with low potency for use at home, but you could get more enjoyment by watching a professional display. It's much safer too."
With the holiday falling on a Thursday, you can expect to hear fireworks through the weekend, said Brandon Woods, who tended the cash register Monday.
"We've had steady business, but we expect it to pick up on the Fourth and if it rains on the Fourth, people will want to do their own fireworks," he said. "And we will probably sell out. We usually sell about 85 percent of what we have."
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If you plan to celebrate the Fourth of July with fireworks, here are some safety reminders from the American College of Emergency Physicians:
• Have knowledgeable supervision by an experienced adult if you choose to use fireworks.
• Buy fireworks from reputable dealers
• Read warning labels and follow all instructions. Use your digital device on "quick read" blocks on product wrappers to check product descriptions and safety.
• Keep a bucket of water or fire extinguisher on hand
• Light fireworks one at a time
• Dispose of all fireworks properly
• Give any fireworks, including sparklers, to small children; older children should be supervised by a responsible adult
• Light fireworks indoors or near other objects
• Place your body over a fireworks device when trying to light the fuse (immediately back up to a safe distance after you light it).
• Point or throw fireworks at another person, ever
• Try to re-light or pick up fireworks that have not ignited fully
• Wear loose clothing while using any fireworks
• Set off fireworks in glass or metal containers — the fragments can cause severe injury.
• Carry fireworks in a pocket.
Visit www.nfpa.org/fireworks for reports, videos and safety tips.


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Mary Spencer knew something was wrong. She had no idea if it was nerves, or if it was the pressure that had been building for months, following her across the Atlantic, right into her dressing room at the London Olympics.
Whatever the cause, she could feel the result.
"This is what people mean when they say 'crippling' fear," she told her coach.
Women's boxing was making its Olympic debut, and Spencer had become the face of the sport in Canada. At 27, she was already a three-time world champion. But the Olympics brought a different spotlight. She had billboards, television commercials. A documentary film crew was following her around.
And then, minutes before her first fight, against Chinese boxer Li Jinzi, she froze.
Spencer said she could barely move her legs. Women's boxing had become a surprisingly popular draw, and the convention hall in East London was nearly sold out. In the quiet of her dressing room, Spencer struggled even to shadowbox. She was losing the fight she never expected to have — the fight with her own psyche.
"I still thought I could beat her," Spencer said. "But I did know, going out, it was, 'What the hell is this? I am so nervous I can't even warm up my body for a competition.' "
At her best, she moves around the ring with a swagger, with menace. Nine months before landing in London, Spencer had become the first Canadian woman to win boxing gold at the Pan American Games, and she had opened that tournament by beating an opponent with such ferocity that the opponent left the ring in tears.
Spencer was not at her best in London. She was sluggish. She allowed the Chinese fighter to dictate the pace and style of the fight. She allowed her opponent to hold onto her. And, ultimately, she lost on points, 17-14.
Spencer arrived in the mixed zone to meet reporters after the fight. Several seconds — it felt like minutes — went by without a single question being asked. Spencer was stunned, and so was everyone else standing there.
"I was in shock for a while after that, actually," she said. "Of course I was. When you do not expect to lose, you should be in shock if you lose."
On Thursday, three months and two days after that loss in London, Spencer hopped on a morning flight to Toronto from her home in Windsor, Ont., to mark Aboriginal Education Month with an appearance at Humber College, in the northwest corner of the city.
The school initially contacted her more than a year ago. Spencer, whose father is Ojibway, has spent part of the past two months making good on promises she deferred while training for the Olympics. On Friday, she will be in Montreal for another event.
Busy as it may be, her schedule is still far less taxing than it was before the Olympics, when the Canadian Olympic Committee had to provide her a personal media attaché just to deal with the volume of requests. Spencer had also signed on as a spokesperson for a global cosmetics company, which flew her to Los Angeles to film a commercial.
"Yeah, I could have just shut everything out and just worried about myself — and maybe some people thought I should have," Spencer said. "But at the same time, there was more there for the sport. There were more opportunities for the sport to be out there and to be known; for stereotypes to be broken."
And so she did as much as she could to promote the sport outside the ring, even as signs of mental fatigue began to show inside the ring.
Before the Olympics, Spencer had to beat her one-time friend and long-time rival, Ariane Fortin, at the national championships. It was not until after the Olympics that Spencer realized how much of a toll that fight had extracted; how, in the build-up to that fight, she would drive to the gym each morning with vivid visions of beating Fortin, but never of the challenges that lay beyond.
"After I beat Ariane, I couldn't sleep for two days, I was so excited," she said. "And it's like, how do you continue after that? After you accomplish it, and then go on and win a gold medal?"
Spencer has not won a meaningful fight since. She lost to American Claressa Shields (the eventual Olympic champion) in a tune-up for the world championships. And then she lost her first fight at the world championships, which meant she had to wait until boxing's governing body awarded her a wild-card berth to London.
Spencer has still not watched film of her fight in London. She is, though, looking ahead to fights she will have at the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto and, hopefully, at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
"Looking back, I feel like the way I'm going to use that is to make the next one different; I feel like, 'OK, 2012 was for everybody else — it was for boxing in this country, or for whatever,' " she said, looking intently across a table. "And boxing, in 2016, it will be for me."


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The Candlelight Dinner Playhouse is pleased to announce its next production, "A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline." This production has replaced the previously scheduled "Singin' in the Rain". "A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline" is a family musical that tells the life story of Patsy Cline. It is filled with many of the singer's hits, including "Walking after Midnight", "Crazy" and "I Fall to Pieces" and has been a consistent hit across the nation. Told through the eyes and ears of radio DJ and ... Full Story
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@turquoise-- I don't know if there is an age group that most often experiences hysterical pregnancy, but I know that there is for pseudocyesis. Pseudocyesis is basically the same thing as hysterical pregnancy except that the woman continues to believe that she's pregnant despite medical testing that proves she is not.
It's not a very common condition, but it's mainly seen among women in their late 30s and early 40s. Basically as women get closer to menopause and especially if they've never had children despite trying.
Just like hysterical pregnancy, these women also show false symptoms of pregnancy like nausea, weight gain and so forth.


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Fire investigators in Mattapan are searching for the trigger of an overnight blaze.
The fire broke out in a multi-family home on Estella Street.
The fire chief estimates the damage at around $500,000.
The Red Cross is helping about 12 people who have been forced out.
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One would think life with a newborn would be separated in nice little blocks of time. Time to nurse the baby, and really at the most, it can surely take no longer then an hour. But instead two hours somehow slipped under the door and disappeared into the woods never to return. I chased it for awhile but finally gave up in despair only to discover yet another hour had slipped off in my absence.
I rock and rock and rock my baby. I push her hair back over her forehead and gently touch her delicate little ears. She stares up at me while she is nursing, and her eyes are so big and so dark and so knowing that I catch my breath.
My house is messy and my children are happy. Well, mostly happy. Sometimes they miss me, as I rock, and nurse and yawn.
Somehow as my life is spent rocking, my oldest has become a half grown up sprout wearing size 14 jeans, and gloating as he continues to rise closer and closer to my own height.
I stayed up the other night, late into the night.
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