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In a game that was delayed in the middle by lightning in the area, Hardin-Simmons beat Concordia 2-0 in American Southwest Conference women's soccer action at the HSU Soccer Complex.
Caitlin Cramer scored on a corner kick from Taylor Thigpen in the 26th minute and Hannah Perkins scored in the 31st minute to make it 2-0 off a Julianne Kucera assist.
The Cowgirl defense was dominant in the game allowing only two shots and one on goal. Lexi Stinson recorded the shutout with one save.
HSU outshot the Tornados 23-2 and 12-1 on goal.
HSU has won eight straight to improve to 8-1 on the year and 4-0 in ASC action. Concordia fell to 4-3-2 overall and to 2-1 in league play.
The Cowgirls host Mississippi College and Louisiana College next weekend.
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Demand for houses in the South West rose at its fastest rate since summer last year, according to a survey by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors.
Despite this, prices continued to fall, although the RICS said the amount of homes coming onto the market also improved.
Text Santa is organising the Biggest Bag Pack Ever for 6 UK based charities. They will help and support someone near you this Christmas.
Parking charges in Torbay have been cut in a bit to encourage more shoppers to the area.
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Kevin Cumberbatch begins his eighth season as the head coach of the women's soccer team with an overall record of 77-41-20 (.630).
As the winningest coach since the program was elevated to varsity status in 1991, Coach Cumberbatch has helped guide the Lancers to the MASCAC Tournament semifinals in every season while also earning NCAA Division III Tournament berths in 2010 and 2014.
Most recently in 2014, Coach Cumberbatch helped Worcester State claim their fourth MASCAC Regular season title with an unbeaten record of 7-0. WSU also shared the regular season title in 2011 and his 2009 squad posted the third unbeaten conference slate with a mark of 4-0-3.
After getting bounced from the MASCAC Tournament finals in 2011, the Lancers rebounded in the postseason and advanced to the ECAC Division III New England Championship game and claimed the tournament trophy by defeating Keene State in penalty kicks.
Worcester State has earned appearances in the MASCAC Tournament Championship game in four out of the last five seasons that Coach Cumberbatch has been at the helm.
Coach Cumberbatch first joined the team in 2007 as the top assistant and he helped guide the squad to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament and #21 ranking nationally in the final NSCAA poll.
At Southern New Hampshire University, Coach Cumberbatch enjoyed a successful career as a standout center-back. He was a member of the SNHU team that played in the 2002 Division II National Championship game and in 2004 he was selected as a captain of the team his senior season. For his efforts in 2004 Coach Cumberbatch was named to the NE 10 All-Conference second team.
Coach Cumberbatch has also been on the staff at the Nutmeg Soccer School in Manchester, NH for six years. In 2008, Coach Cumberbatch played professionally with the Western Mass Pioneers as a right back.


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FBS vs. FCS:
FBS teams have already lost 3 more games this season to FCS schools than in all of 2011 when they were 91-6 (.938).
This year, 101 FBS teams play a total of 108 games against FCS foes. UTSA is in its first year of transitioning from the FCS and plays 4 such schools. Cincinnati, Florida State, Pittsburgh and Texas A&M each play two such games.
Last week, Wyoming was the only FBS team to fall victim to an FCS school as the Cowboys dropped a 24-22 decision to Cal Poly which improved to 4-12 versus FBS teams over the last decade.
Here are the results of the FBS losses to FCS schools this season:
Northern Illinois - 8 straight conference wins and 16 straight home wins. Hosts Kansas on Saturday.
LSU - 20-game home winning streak. 40-game non-conference winning streak. Visits Auburn on Saturday.
Arkansas State - 8-game conference win streak. Hosts FCS member Alcorn State on Saturday.
Tulane - 12 straight losses overall. Hosts Ole Miss on Saturday.
Akron - Lost 21 straight road games and 13 straight FBS games. Visits Tennessee on Saturday.
Kansas - Lost 12 straight FBS games. Visits Northern Illinois on Saturday.
New Mexico - 24 straight road losses. Visits New Mexico State on Saturday.
Mississippi - 14 straight conference losses. Visits Tulane on Saturday.
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At the time, moving to China to teach English to university students seemed like a good idea. During her first culture-shocked weeks in Wuhan, Temple Bartlett encountered children who screamed and ran at the sight of a "foreign devil" and school officials snooping in her apartment. Her original plan was to spend a year teaching English in China to reevaluate her career goals and take a break from dating. In reality, she stayed for two and half years, met her husband in Wuhan (no he's not, he has red hair), learned how to be a teacher, and developed an addiction to the fascinating world that her Chinese ESL students described as "Communism with Chinese characteristics." "An Assault on My Senses: Living and Working in Central China" began as a series of emails the author sent to American friends and family. It's a loosely chronological journey through her two and a half years in China.


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UCLA Hospital Employee Couldn't Contain Celeb Curiosity
First Britney Spears, next Farrah Fawcett. Now, add California first lady Maria Shriver — and 60 other people — to the growing list of patients whose records were snooped at in UCLA Medical Center.
More than half of the people on the 60-patient list are celebrities, politicians and high-profile patients, though most of their identities haven't been made public, the Los Angeles Times reports this morning. In an interview with the Times, UCLA Hospital System CEO David Feinberg apologized and described the employee who snooped at the records as "rogue." She was fired last May after UCLA learned of the breaches. Some 25 other employees have since been implicated in the Spears incident.
Feinberg added that hospital hadn't found any evidence the information was leaked to tabloids or otherwise shared inappropriately. (Fawcett had grown suspicious when reports of her treatment started showing up on the National Enquirer's Web site.)
UCLA hadn't notified the patients or informed stated health regulators or criminal authorities about the problems, the LAT reports, though it's reconsidering its position on the patients. The employee's violations were discovered Friday by a state inspector looking into Fawcett's case.
Shriver and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger were notified Friday evening about her case, at least. In a statement, Schwarzenegger said "a breach of any patient's medical records is outrageous" and added he'd called on his administration to take action after the Spears incident came to light. UCLA, meanwhile, said it had made "great strides" since last May in improving the security of its systems.


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Recently, several news stories about mentors using Skype caught my attention. These examples demonstrate how educators are increasingly using Skype in new and exciting ways to help engage and educate their students.
Ever thought of mentoring though Skype? Gibson Southern High School in Fort Branch, Indiana has been using Skype video calling in their classrooms to mentor a local elementary school's second graders. The project, called "Skype is the Limit and Beyond," entails the high school and elementary students connecting once a week via Skype video call, allowing the elder students to educate the second graders about various tools that will help them in the future. The students also bring in guests. Some recent guests include: a high school athlete and a manager from McDonald's. The second graders love having the chance to have conversations with individuals of whom they don't usually have access.
In addition to students mentoring each other, I've seen some great examples of experts in various fields mentoring students on different education topics to help them gain deeper knowledge. For example, Mira Loma High School in Sacramento, California has used Skype to have students present their projects to experts for constructive criticism. After weeks of working on architecture projects, these students were able to share their great work through video call with professional architects for mentoring and feedback. Further demonstrating how Skype has enhanced school projects, Bella Vista High School in Fair Oaks, California also used Skype video calling to connect with the author of a book the students just finished reading. Through technology, students in several schools have been able to advance their education by getting first-hand information from mentors, experts and more. Interested in connecting your classroom with experts or other classrooms around the globe? Skype now offers a free online community called Skype in the classroom that helps teachers and classrooms find and connect with each other to engage classroom lessons. For more information, go to education.skype.com.
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As the 2006 midterms approached, Republican leaders reassured their adherents that there was nothing to worry about. The reason put forward was as follows: Most races are decided based on local issues and, generally speaking, no matter how unpopular Congress may be as a hole, people like their own congressman or congresswoman.
Newt Gingrich and other more experienced leaders openly derided this message. At a time of pressing national issues local concerns and hometown favorites would fall by the wayside. With the exception of a few bloggers, the GOP chose to ignore the national issues and they went on to lose both houses of Congress.
This year health care and the economy are two pressing issues. Poll after poll shows that a consistent majority of Americans disapprove of the recently passed healthcare bill. They see it as both bad medicine and an economic negative during already turbulent economic times. Congressional approval rating is at its lowest recorded point ever and dissatisfaction with incumbents is rising steadily. All this makes for a national election yet again.
The two parties increasingly represent two very different visions for America. That is the reason behind the emergence of the tea party rallies. Tea party attendees are by and large people who until a year or so ago have never been involved in politics to any great extent. They are now and their numbers are growing.
Whether the tea parties will form a third party is dependent on whether the GOP establishment can cooperate with them and whether a give and take will ensue. This is not dissimilar to the merging of the anti-war activists with the Democratic Party in the late 1960s, a merger that decidedly changed nature of the party. The tea party movements are far more inline with traditional Republican ideas than the activists in the 1960s were with the Democratic establishment, so if I had to guess I'd imagine that a successful merger of sorts will take place.
Sincere belief and passion are great motivating factors for political parties across the board. As the differences between the two parties have become stark as well as passionate, I'd expect the nationalization of local races to remain the norm.


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Tuesday June 28, 2016
Volume 24 Issue 21
|Wine Country Games slated May 29-June 8
The fourth annual Sonoma Wine Country Games (competitions for athletes 50 and older) will take place May 29-June 8.
Registration for the games opens online at www.winecountrygames.com on March 1. The games will include 20 sports, with the addition of new events badminton, footgolf, racquetball and bowling.
This year's theme "Come to Compete, Stay to Play" speaks to the beneficial nature of sports competition, particularly after the age of 50.
About half the athletes who compete are local and the rest hail from Sacramento, Fresno and Southern California.
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Grade Levels: 5-12
Subjects: History
This NASA video segment shows the Eagle lunar module ascending from the moon's surface and preparing to dock with the Columbia command module during the Apollo 11 mission. Viewers watch the Eagle leave the moon, move into orbit with Columbia, and position itself for docking. The video clip includes the three astronauts' personal reflections about the experience.
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Incentives announced for WWE '12 pre-orders
Jul 29, 2011 - by Steve Gerweck
THQ Inc. yesterday announced new details surrounding the company's
pre-order retail incentive programs in the United States and Canada for WWE
12, the forthcoming release from the renowned WWE flagship videogame
franchise. The Rock will be available as a playable character for consumers
who pre-order the game at any participating retailer within the United
States or Canada for the Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3. The Rock's in-game
character will resemble his current-day appearance, including a shaved head
and new tattoos. In addition, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 system owners who
pre-order the game at GameStop in the United States or EB Games in Canada
will receive bonus attire for WWE Superstar The Miz. Consumers will have
access to his popular "I'm Awesome" entrance t-shirt, as well as one of his
trademark business suits. Those interested in WWE '12 for the Wii will
automatically receive The Rock as a playable character, as well as The Miz's
alternate entrance gear options, as part of their purchase.
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Ever wonder what people are really thinking? Maybe it's positive and sweet. Maybe its weird and dirty. From musical orgies, blind dates and the innocent beginning of an international email scam, "Depraved New World" takes you on a wild ride to see what's happening behind the eyes of the beholder.
Returning to The Second City Mainstage, prolific Jeff Award-winning director Mick Napier leads returning cast members Steve Waltien and Tawny Newsome with new cast members Chelsea Devantez, John Hartman, Mike Kosinski and Emily Walker. Jesse Case takes his place behind the piano as the new Musical Director and Composer and Craig Taylor returns to the booth as Stage Manager. The producing team for "Depraved New World" includes Andrew Alexander (CEO & Executive Producer), Kelly Leonard (Executive Vice President), Alison Riley (Producer) and Jeremy Smith (Associate Producer).
Tickets for "Depraved New World" start at $23.00 and are available by phone at 312-337-3992 or online at www.SecondCity.com. The show schedule is as follows:
Tuesday - Thursday 8:00 p.m.
Friday - Saturday 8:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m.
Sunday 7:00 p.m.
Anything by the uber talented Napier is worth seeing, do yourself a favor and buy your tickets now.
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Sony Ericsson Xperia X1's successor to be made by Mobinnova, not HTC
Looks like HTC will have to keep their hands full with the second (as well as the third) coming of Google's Android phone. Why? Sony Ericsson has decided to ditch them in favor of a Taiwan-based company called Mobinnova in making their next-generation Windows Mobile device.
Mobinnova is actually a handset maker under Foxconn Electronics. A Chinese report from Commercial Times points to them as Sony Ericsson's new partner in creating their follow-ups to the Xperia X1, which up to now has been built by HTC.
Sony Ericsson's Windows Mobile-based smartphone portfolio is set to grow, but it won't be happening with HTC anymore, since according to this report, Mobinnova will take over SE's WinMo phone production once the current run of Xperia X1 production gets finished.
The reason why Sony Ericsson is doing this has not yet been revealed, though it's probably not because of HTC's lackluster work on design. The Xperia X1 is one sexy smartphone.


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Friday, July 06, 2012
David Rogne shares this story: "Paul Harvey tells the story of Joe, who was born into a family of Sicilian immigrants, a family who had a 300-year history as fishermen. Joe's dad was a fisherman. His brothers were fishermen. Joe was made sick by the smell of raw fish and the motion of a rocking boat. In a family where the only acceptable way to earn a living was by fishing, Joe was a failure. His dad used to refer to his son as 'good for nothing.'
"Joe believed his dad. He believed his attempts at other types of work were an admission of failure, but he just couldn't stand the smell of the fishing business. One thing Joe could do was to play baseball. Giving up a field where he could not succeed, Joe DiMaggio moved to another field and became one of the great successes of baseball." (Sermons.com newsletter)


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Things to see and do - Miami
Leaving for USA
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens :
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Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens : Michelin's recommendations
Overlooking the calm blue waters of Biscayne Bay, this ornate Italian Renaissance-style villa and its formal gardens embody the fantasy winter retreat of their builder, Illinois entrepreneur James Deering. Vizcaya took 1,000 workers more than two years to complete. The 34 rooms that are open to the public incorporate elements of four major styles: Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo and Neoclassical. Two floors of rooms surround a central courtyard (now roofed to protect the priceless art within). More than 10 acres of formal gardens, planned by Colombian architect Diego Suarez, flank the mansion's south side.
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If you would like to be part of the Whodunnit – ABC Reality Show Casting Casting Call please leave a comment below and let us know why you should be considered.
ABC has announced that they will be adding a murder mystery reality show Whodunnit to the 2013 summer slate. From the co creator of CSI Anthony E. Zuiker the show will get a nine episode summer run and this is your opportunity to audition for the show. Whodunnit takes a lighter approach to the procedural with contestants vying to determine which one of them committed a fictional murder. If you are a wanna be detective or if you know the ending of every suspense movie before it even starts than the casting directors at ABC want to hear from you. Applications are now being accepted for male and female contestants over the age of 18, so do not miss out on your opportunity apply now.
Imagine the board game Clue in a game show setting and you essentially have Whodunnit. Thirteen contestants will live together at "a glamorous estate" and solve a different case each week; those who don't will be eliminated. One of the contestants is also the "killer," and the contestant who unmasks him or her will win $250,000. With the success that ABC had with previous mystery games like The Mole and Take The Money and Run we are sure that Whodunnit will do just fine.
The casting directors at ABC are now taking applications for male and female contestants of all ages and backgrounds This is your once in a lifetime opportunity to be cast for a major ABC game show and have the chance to win a quarter million dollars. If you are interested in auditioning for Whodunnit please submit a recent photo along with contact information or a basic resume. Please keep checking back often for more information on casting dates and times and as always leave us a comment and let us know what you think about the new reality game show.
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James E. Carson, 83, of Lodi, passed away Monday, January 27, 2014, at Medina General Hospital. He was born at home in Akron, February 25, 1930, to Wallace H. and Ruth (Dolle) Carson.
He was a 1948 graduate of West High School. Jim entered the U.S. Army, June 22, 1950. He served overseas in Korea during the Korean War for 15 months in the 8029th MASH unit, as a surgical technician. He returned to the U.S. as a staff sergeant, and was honorably discharged on June 24,1953. Jim was very proud of his military service, though he rarely spoke of his wartime experiences. Following his military service, he went to Akron University on a Business Administration and Economics major. After two years, he got a government job and worked as a clerk for Judge McFadden in Akron. He later went to work for the City Hall in Akron as a clerk, and remained working there for several years, eventually working for the Grand Jury at the Akron Municipal Court. Eventually, Jim quit working and remained at home to take care of his mother, until she passed in 1984.
On January 19, 2001 he moved into the Newbridge Place veteran's home in Lodi and lived there the remainder of his life. He was very close to his caregivers, and grateful for the loving attention they gave him in his later years. His hobbies included flowers, gardening, cooking, listening to music and reading. He liked to travel, sightsee, and learn about new places. Jim was very friendly, very intelligent and very social. He always had a kind word and smile for everyone.
Surviving Jim are sister, Dorothy Louise Ochs of Akron; brother, Robert Carson of Akron; nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his sister, Mary Helfrich.
Graveside service will be Tuesday, February 4, 2014, at 10:30 A.M., at Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery in Rittman. Pastor Joe Skladany will officiate. Visitation will be Monday, February 3, 2014 from 3 to 5 P.M., at Parker & Son Funeral Home, 210 Medina St., Lodi, OH.
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Position: G
Height: 6-2 Weight: 280 lbs.
Born: September 2, 1968 in Kansas City, MO
High School: Rockhurst
College: Notre Dame (school history)
Drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the 5th round (136th overall) of the 1991 NFL Draft.
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The Department of Consumer and Business Services, Occupational Safety and Health Division (Oregon OSHA) is offering assistance to Oregon students through the Workers' Memorial Scholarship for the 2006-2007
academic year.
The Workers' Memorial Scholarship is open to any high school graduate, graduating high school senior, GED recipient, current college undergraduate or graduate student. Applicants must be Oregon residents
receiving fatality benefits, a dependent or spouse of a fatally injured worker, or be the dependent or spouse of an Oregon worker who has incurred a permanent total disability while on the job and
whose claim for workers' compensation benefits has been accepted. Scholarship funds are available for use at colleges within the United States.
The deadline for submitting an application for the 2006-2007 school year is March 1, 2006.
Application forms are included in the 2006-2007 Scholarship Application packet available from the Oregon Student Assistance Commission (OSAC) on their Web site, www.osac.state.or.us.
Your local high school guidance counselor or Oregon college financial aid departments should also have forms available. On-line applications are also accepted at the OSAC electronic application Web
site, www.GetCollegeFunds.org.
For more information concerning the Workers' Memorial Scholarship program, contact Kathy Mossbrucker with Oregon OSHA, (503) 947-7992 or the Oregon Student Assistance Commission at 1-800-452-8807.
Three students received Workers' Memorial Scholarship awards in 2005 - Jillian Becker of Molalla, Annette Maready of Eugene and Natasha Kilfoil of Monmouth. The Workers' Memorial Scholarship was established
by the 1991 Legislature at the request of the Oregon AFL-CIO with support from Associated Oregon Industries.
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Kids Day
Terra Nova National Park of Canada
Children of all ages are invited to a full day of fun, including face painting, games, races, piñatas, scavenger hunt and much more!
Location data provided by the operator. Please confirm location before departure.
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Park entry permit required.
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Quick! Someone grab the ice scraper! We're frozen to the screen after drooling over these Stella McCartney Glitter-Finished Faux Leather Pumps ($710). We never knew so much beauty and sparkle could be crammed into one exquisite pair of shoes. And we're not even going to suggest a special event to wear these to. These ARE the special event.
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Delving Into the Archives
Even though it's only a few months old, DiseaseProof has already accumulated a pretty big library posts and podcasts on various health topics. If you ever feel like searching through those archives (either by clicking on a topic at the left and then scrolling through relevant results, or better yet typing a keyword in the search box at the upper left) you'll see there's all kinds of interesting stuff.
Here's a rundown of some of the more popular posts from our first few months:
- Ten Reasons to Keep Eating Healthy Foods Despite Today's Headlines offers important perspective, echoed by countless other nutrition experts, on a recent study that appeared to cast doubt on the benefit of a low-fat diet.
- This authoratative post features more than a dozen important studies demonstrating the link between certain foods and health. Use it as a resource.
- We have mentioned the toxin mercury in fish repeatedly, and this post has plenty fish eaters should know about.
- Parents who are trying to get their children to eat healthy food should really listen to the first episode of the DiseaseProof podcast. Dr. Fuhrman has four kids of his own, and he'll tell you practical stories about how to get your children to eat well without driving you or them crazy. There's another episode of the podcast about vitamins and supplements for kids.
- All of the success stories are inspiring and amazing. Julisa's story of defeating lupus is truly a must-read.
- The New York Times published an article questioning the role diet plays in preventing cancer. There's plenty more to the story however. Dr. Fuhrman responds. (Also, an overview of his thoughts on cancer treatments.)
- Dr. Fuhrman's article on preventing osteoperosis is full of practical advice.
- This post and its follow up have Dr. Fuhrman's thoughts about avian influenza.
- This feast included some very popular recipes. (And don't forget the magical green soup!)
- A thoughtful discussion examining the benefits of organic food.
- An overview of the diet Dr. Fuhrman recommends, with a diagram you can print out and put on your fridge!


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February 7, 2010
When you are 18, chances are you can drink and smoke all evening - and still make love all night long.
However, for long term smokers the nights may not be so active.
Cigarettes, according to some experts, can cause the libido to drop and even lead to impotence in the long term.
In Smoking, Sex and the Electronic Cigarette, sexpert Professor Louise Van Der Velde (also known as the Love Doctor GMTV) argues that:
"Instantly, after just one cigarette, the body's ability to function decreases, which means erections can be a problem. It also affects libido and general desire, as smoking massively effects the hormonal balance, and testosterone levels are responsible for libido."
Other experts emphasise the long term damage.
According to Dr Murray Laugesson, a great support of the electronic cigarette:
"Smoking long term damages the blood vessels and moderate arterial insufficiency is a precondition for most impotence."
The Electronic Cigarette
But can the electronic cigarette help your sex life?
The answer, according to Dr Murray Laugesson, is probably yes:
"With respect to e-cigarettes, the nicotine dose per puff is only about 10% that of a puff from a regular tobacco cigarette, and so e-cigarettes alone are unlikely to cause impotence."
Things are looking good! And they look even better in a survey conducted by ECigaretteDirect.co.uk.
The Electronic Cigarette Sex Survey
A survey into sex, smoking and the electronic cigarette found that 57.1% of people found that e cigarettes improved their sex life.
According to one respondent:
"If I had a sex life, I know it would improve, simply because I can breathe now and don't feel like crap or cough all the time. While smoking, sex was as embarrassing as running up a flight of stairs next to a non-smoker and not being able to catch my breath. Now I could be much more active in bed and not stink like an ashtray either!"
James Dunworth, the author of the article and the survey, and who also runs the email course: Sex, Smoking and the Truth About the Electronic Cigarette (link), told us that the survey was not entirely serious, and also that it covered too few a number of people to provide definitive results.
Still, if your sex life is suffering it could still be worth a try...
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A French vessel has reached an Italian cruise ship adrift in the Indian Ocean with more than 30 British passengers on board and is towing it to an island, the Seychelles coastguard said.
The coastguard said authorities were making arrangements for the evacuation of those on board to the island of Desroches - and then their transfer to the Seychelles' main island.
The Costa Allegra, carrying more than 1,000 passengers and crew members, began drifting without power on Monday after a fire in its generator room. Officials say the blaze, which was extinguished, caused no injuries.
Two tug boats from the Seychelles are expected to reach the cruise ship later and will it tow it back under military escort. Somali pirates are active in the region but have not been sighted near the ship.
The vessel, owned by Costa Cruises, was cast adrift in the Indian Ocean and left at the mercy of the current. The incident came after the Costa Concordia cruise liner, also operated by Costa Cruises, struck rocks off the west coast of Italy on January 13, leaving a death toll expected to reach 32.
The ship was sailing around 200 miles off the south-west of the Seychelles when the fire broke out. Officials said it had been extinguished without causing any injuries or casualties and the liner was now stable and upright despite the 5ft waves battering it.
Captain Giorgio Moretti said the air conditioning and lights had been knocked out when the power went, but officials said emergency generators were keeping the ship's command room lit and instruments such as its radio functioning.
The rest of the ship was apparently dark, however, as night fell and its passengers were being kept in the large communal rooms rather than their cabins.
Seychelles presidential spokeswoman Srdjana Janosevic said: "If pirates attack, the armed guards on board will respond. But as far as I am aware, no pirates have been sighted in the area."
The Allegra left northern Madagascar on Saturday and was cruising towards the port of Victoria, Seychelles' capital, when the blaze broke out. It had been due in Victoria on Tuesday.


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My vision of Communist Australia was to have a central leader (Mao Zedong) and have him spread communism throughout the islands that are near the country. Communist Australia as you may have guessed is a staunch supporter of capitalism and human rights. So long as everyone has equal share and people's rights don't interfere with what the government tells them to do.
This would create a large series of buffers for any air and naval attack sent against Communist Australia.
Mao and his regime would build a large navy that they would use to at first set up blockades against resistant countries and islands alike. Once fallen, a brainwashing would ensue. Creating Mao to be a God like figure in human form. Resources (from fallen islands/countries) would be poured into the military war-machine.
I picked Zhukov because he was a bad-ass and sent his men into the grinder, just the type of general I was looking for. I selected a few naval commanders to help the naval campaign of liberating the surrounding islands and countries of whatever oppressive government and false ideals they have with their dreams of candy land.
Also selected was Boris Mikhailovich Malinin, he is the designer of ships, battleships, aircraft carriers and submarines alike. We will use his ideas and all his needs will be taken care of. For a time in real life, his designs of submarines surpassed that of American submarines. Unfortunately he was on the side of a bankrupt falling Soviet Russia. In Nation-State Draft land, this will not be the case.
A lot of the other people selected were cabinet members of Mao's. Look'em up.. This give's Mao some reliable and trustworthy people in his regime. He is the unquestioned leader and they are his followers.
Marx, you already knew I was going to take him. He is the head economist of Communist Australia. His theories influenced Mao, and now they are best buddies.
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Amongst the Native Americans of the Seneca tribe of Western New York, there is a story of a being that inhabits the swamps on the Allegheny Reservation called High Hat. The being is described as a flesh eater and sometimes a cannibal who always stays near and around the swamp area. He is often called High Hat because of the dark brimmed hat similar to the hat worn by Abraham Lincoln, and in fact, some even sometimes call him (or it?) Abe Lincoln. It apparently is a sort of shape shifter because while it is often seen as a tall pale lanky human dressed in dark clothing and wearing that high hat, it sometimes is seen as a large spider or other animal.
The locals at one time even hung large pieces of meat in hopes of keeping High Hat away from their livestock. A adults often warned children to keep away from the creek and the swamp and the railroad tracks which skirt the swamp where the thing is said to frequent.
One story goes that a man had gone to work and he brought his daughter with him, and he had done this on a regular basis, and he made ready to go home for lunch, but discovered that his daughter was missing. He searched for her everywhere, even going home to see if she had gone home before him. The man and his wife searched for the little girl and found her at the top of a thorn tree, just as it was getting dark, because they had heard her soft muffled cry. They got her home and the girl described a spider like creature that had abducted her as she was wandering in the woods and took her to the thorn tree. When he descended the thorn tree he changed into the appearance of a tall man with high brimmed hat, and he left her there presumably to eat her later.
Another story goes that a boy was wandering in the woods after being sent home from a dance he wasn't supposed to be at because he was too young. He was walking in the woods and approached a railroad crossing when he saw this tall man with a high hat, putting on some white gloves, he started to speak to this tall man, when the tall man in the high hat, turned around, leered at him and growled. The boy, terrified, ran for his life never looking back. He told his parents and his parents scolded him for being out that late and said that he was lucky that High Hat didn't kill him.
The last sighting of the apparition was in 1970 just as the U.S. Government was building a dam across the Allegheny river and they put a power line through the area which went through the swamp. During construction there were many sightings all describing a tall man with a black brimmed hat similar to Abraham Lincoln, and the construction workers took to calling the apparition Abe Lincoln for that reason.
Along the Texas Arkansas border, there is also a great swamp. There is also a being described there that is similar to High Hat. Relative of High Hat? Or maybe High Hat moved there after his swamp was disturbed?...
This article is based on and taken from the article written by Administrators of the Seneca Nation of Indians Website, taken from the Seneca Language Program October newsletter, and that is in turn based on stories found in the book by Du-Wayne Leslie Bowen called One More Story: Contemporary Seneca Tales of the Supernatural.
This is the link to the original story and website:
You'll have to scroll down the page to find the story of High Hat
Here is another link to other versions of the same story from the Paranormal Ghost Society website.


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Jon Stewart on the "Insanity" of Buying Seafood with Food Stamps
Mar 06, 2014
- What do right-wing TV anchors think low-income people should eat? Not salmon, apparently.
A Passion for Peppers: The Movement to Save New Mexico's Treasured Chiles
by Nina Bunker RuizFeb 14, 2014
- New Mexico's traditional landrace chile varieties have adapted to hot days, cold nights, and long dry spells. But can they survive modern agribusiness?
Paradise Farmed: Inside Kaua'i's Local Food Movement
by James TrimarcoJan 23, 2014
- The issue of local food is more urgent when you're more than 2,400 miles away from the nearest continent.
Infographic: 13 Ways Europe Does Food Safer, Cleaner, and Kinder
by YES! EditorsJan 17, 2014
- How does the United States stack up against the European Union on food safety issues like GMOs, hormones, questionable chemicals, and other food additives?
How a Fruit and Vegetable Auction in Rural Ohio Helps Appalachian Farmers Thrive
by Erin L. McCoyJan 13, 2014
- Produce auctions are getting fresh vegetables into food deserts, building community, and helping rural farmers earn a living.
A Chef's Perspective on Revering Life—Even When It's Raised to Be Slaughtered
by Lisa HarrisJan 07, 2014
- I always knew the goats across the street were raised for food, but this was my first personal relationship with an animal that would later become my food.
What I Learned from a Month on the Ten-Mile Diet
Jan 03, 2014
- "It was a different kind of diet. I didn't count calories. I didn't count carbs. I just took 12,500 miles of food off my plate."
8 Lifestyles for Healthy Eating (and They All Include Kale!)
by YES! EditorsJan 01, 2014
- Have a New Year's resolution to eat better in the coming year? We set out to find out what a healthy diet really looks like. Turns out, they all have a few things in common.
What I Learned About Living Well In My Mother's Puerto Rican Kitchen
by Melinda GonzalezDec 24, 2013
- When I was growing up, the conveniences of modern life took over my mother's kitchen, and our health declined as a result. Here's what happened when we went back to the way our ancestors dined.
Bacteria's Bad Rap: 6 Reasons Fermented Foods Are Good For You
by Sandor KatzDec 13, 2013
- Coffee, chocolate, cheese, beer—it's rare for anyone to get through a day without eating fermented foods celebrated for their powerful flavors and unique healing qualities.
The Surprising Healing Qualities ... of Dirt
by Daphne MillerDec 06, 2013
- A doctor discovers exposure to healthy farm soil holds keys to healthy bodies.
How The King of Portland's Deli Scene Cured His Diabetes Through Diet (and Kept the Pastrami)
by Ken GordonDec 04, 2013
- When this foodie chef was diagnosed with type-2 diabetes, he figured out how to get healthy without giving up his favorite foods.
Frances Moore Lappé: Delicious Food Is Not An Indulgence—It's a Way to Solve Our Ecological Crises
by Frances Moore LappeNov 27, 2013
- Since I first published "Diet for a Small Planet" in 1971, the movement for food that is good for our bodies and our planet has blossomed beyond what I ever imagined. Here's how.
What Occupy Oakland Taught Me About Healthy Eating
by AshEL EldridgeNov 26, 2013
- We came to Occupy because of America's dangerous gap between rich and poor. But equally distressing was how many of us suffered from diseases created by a food system that makes healthy food inaccessible to the poor.
How To Eat Like Our Lives Depend On It: Rediscovering the Many Joys of Food
by Sarah van GelderNov 19, 2013
- It's time to reclaim the well-being and exuberance that is part of healthy food culture.
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The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) reported that as of 12 noon, the number of families affected by 'Yolanda' has reached the two million mark composed of 9.53 million persons as local government units (LGUs) from Regions IV-A and B, V, VI, VII, VIII, X, and CARAGA continue to assess the extent of the disaster.
Some 96,039 displaced families with 449,416 persons are staying in 1,790 evacuation centers, while 36,627 other families with 182,379 persons temporarily sought shelter in their friends and relatives' houses.
DSWD has initially extended P10.6 million worth of relief assistance to Bicol region, Western Visayas, Central Visayas, Northern Mindanao, and CARAGA.
In Tacloban City, DSWD, in coordination with the local government, set up a satellite internet service at the city hall to enable the public to communicate with their relatives.
DSWD Secretary Corazon Juliano-Soliman personally led the distribution of relief packs in the city yesterday.
"The relief operations are hampered by lack of communication and inaccessibility of the worst-hit towns, cities and barangays, but we from DSWD and other government agencies are doing our best to reach the affected population," Secretary Soliman emphasized.
Meanwhile, the Secretary thanked the 1,906 volunteers from all walks of life who trooped to the DSWD-National Resource Operations Center (NROC) to assist in the repacking of relief goods since November 7.
"We are expecting more volunteers during the weekend when there is no work or school. Some are regular volunteers who have been helping out at NROC every time there is a disaster," the Secretary stated.
Repacking of relief goods at NROC is on 24-hour shifting schedule. Individuals and groups who are interested to volunteer can call telephone numbers 851-2681 and 511-1259 for shifting schedule.
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College Hockey:Irish Stay Hot, Edge Falcons
Falcons Third Period Rally Falls Short
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — No. 1 Notre Dame continued their dominance over Bowling Green Saturday night, holding on to beat the Falcons 4-3 at the Joyce Center.
The win extended Notre Dame's unbeaten streak against Bowling Green to 16 games, dating back to Jan. 29, 2005.
After a closely contested first period, Notre Dame was able to get on the board with less than 30 seconds remaining when Dan Kissel beat Falcons' goalie Jimmy Spratt on a backhand shot after driving hard to the net.
For the Falcons, it was almost a back-breaker after playing even with the Irish the whole first period.
"That was a tough goal to give up," Bowling Green coach Scott Paluch said.
After the late first period goal the Irish took control of the game in the second period as the No. 2 nationally ranked power play delivered twice on four chances in the period.
Calle Ridderwall extended Notre Dame's lead to two during a five-on-three power play when he collected a rebound on a shot by Kevin Deeth and quickly banged the puck home.
Sandwiched between a pair of Irish power-play goals, the Falcons were able to strike when Dan Sexton found line mate David Solway, who quickly one-timed the puck over Notre Dame goalie Jordan Pearce's right pad and arm.
Christian Hanson continued the Irish's power play excellence almost two minutes later when his wrist shot from between the circles fooled Spratt and beat the junior goaltender over the glove. For the Irish, the quick strike after Solway's goal was important to regaining momentum.
"When another team scores, we generally have the ability to come back; that's a tribute to our depth up front," said Notre Dame coach Jeff Jackson.
After Hanson's first goal, the Irish were able to add to their lead another six minutes later.
An Ian Cole shot at the 15:34 mark proved too much for Spratt to handle, as Hanson was waiting on the doorstep and slammed the puck home after it deflected off of Spratt's right pad.
"Christian was good; he's been a factor for us the whole first half," Jackson said of Hanson, "He's been getting those dirty goals for three years now, he's going to the net hard and fighting in front of the net hard."
Despite the deficit, the Falcons were able to battle back and control the third period as they picked up two power-play goals of their own.
The first power-play marker came at the 4:23 mark when captain Kyle Page's shot was able to just sneak through Pearce's five-hole. For Bowling Green, Page's power-play tally was the team's first since November 28 against Minnesota State.
The Falcons picked up another power-play tally late in the third when Tommy Dee skated in the zone and fired a wrist shot that once again beat Pearce through the five-hole.
"I'm not even a power play guy, [so I] didn't really think of it in that kind of way," Tommy Dee said of the power play success, "Our power play and penalty kill has been struggling as of late and hopefully this can get us going."
Bowling Green had a chance to tie the game with 7 seconds remaining, as Pearce was on his back and Page had a seemingly empty net to shoot at but a strong Irish defensive effort was able to clear the zone.
The win improves the Irish to 10-2-2 in the CCHA this season and drops the Falcons to 3-7-1 in league play.
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Steven Eric Tovar
Position: LB
Height: 6-3 Weight: 246 lbs.
Born: April 25, 1970 in Elyria, OH
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Shirer Family Genealogy Project
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Main Page - Master Index - Surname Index - Master Place Index - Historical Sources - Photo Albums - Grave Restoration - Scheurer DNA Project - John Shirer of Somerset Co., PA
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[S91] Muskingum County, Ohio, Marriages Books 12 & 13 1893-1899, The Society, (Zanesville, Ohio:, Muskingum County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society, 1977). Hereinafter cited as Musk. Co. Marriages Books 12 & 13 1893-1899.
[S227] Licking County, Ohio, Death Records, Book 3, 1902-1908, . Hereinafter cited as Book 3, 1902-1908.
[S228] Licking County, Ohio, Death Records, Book 1, 1874-1882, . Hereinafter cited as Book 1, 1874-1882.
[S229] Allegany Co. Maryland. Marriage Records 1791-1865, MD) Clerk of the Circuit Court (Allegany County, (Allegany, Maryland:, Clerk of the Circuit Court (Allegany County, MD)). Hereinafter cited as Allegany Co. Md. Marriage Records 1791-1865.
[S230] Noble County, Indiana Marriages 1830-1995, Noble County Clerks office, 1995). Hereinafter cited as Noble County, Indiana Marriages 1830-1995.
[S231] Noble Co., IN. INGenWeb, online http://www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/noble/Index.htm. Hereinafter cited as Noble Co. INGenWeb.
[S232] Union County, Ohio, Probate Court Marriage Records 1820-1900
Volumes 1-2 1820-1854, Diana Hearl, (Whitehall, Ohio:, D. Hearl, 1997). Hereinafter cited as Union Co. Marriages 1820-1900 Vol. 1-2 1820-1854.
[S238] Butler County, Ohio, Marriages 1803-1930 Vol 1-4 1803-1879
, Ohio. Probate Court (Butler County), (Butler, Ohio:, Ohio. Probate Court (Butler County), 1964). Hereinafter cited as Butler Co. Marriages 1803-1930 Vol 1-4 1803-1879.
[S241] Marriage records, 1845-1921; Vol A-C 1845-1883, Cedar County (Missouri). Recorder of Deeds, (Cedar County, Missouri:, Recorder of Deeds, 1975). Hereinafter cited as Cedar. Co. MO., Marriages Vol A-C 1845-1883.
[S254] Descendants of the French Huguenot, Johann Jacob Dispionit, Grace Hildy Croft, (Provo, Utah: G.H. Croft, 1977). Hereinafter cited as Descendants of Johann Jacob Disponet.
[S271] Julie Lynn Shelker Personal Family History, Julie Lynn Shelker, e-mail address.
[S281] Nickole Donovan Personal Information, Nickole Donovan, e-mail address.
[S286] Lucas County, Iowa Mariage Books, Iowa Genealogy Society.
Lucas County, (Lucas County, Iowa:, Lucas County, Iowa Genealogy Society.). Hereinafter cited as Lucas County, Iowa Mariage Books.
[S291] Thomas Balch Library Online Cemetery Database, online http://www.leesburgva.org/town_services/thomas_balch.asp. Hereinafter cited as Thomas Balch Library Online Cemetery Database.
[S295] Eleanor Harter Personal Family Information, Eleanor Harter, e-mail address.
[S297] Virginia Valley Records: Genealogical and Hitorical Materials of Rockingham County, Virginia, and related Regions., John Walter Wayland, (Strasburg, Va:, Shenandoah Publishing House, 1930). Hereinafter cited as Virginia Valley Records.
[S298] History of Guernsey County, Ohio - 1911, Col. Cyrus P. B. Sarchet, (Indianapolis, Indiana: B.F. Bowen & Company, 1911). Hereinafter cited as History of Guernsey Co., OH 1911.
[S299] The household guide and instructor, with biographies : History of Guernsey County, Ohio, with illustrations., T.F. Williams, ((orig. Cleveland, Ohio) Mt. Vernon, IN : Evansville, IN: (orig. T.F. Williams); Windmill Publications, Inc. ; Whipporwill Publications, (orig. 1882); 1990). Hereinafter cited as Household History of Guernsey Co., OH.
[S300] Cemeteries of Guernsey County, Ohio, Vol 4 Jefferson & Center Townships, Guernsey County Chapter Ohio Genealogical Society, (Guernsey County:, Guernsey County Chapter Ohio Genealogical Society, 1983). Hereinafter cited as Guernsey Co., Cemeteries Vol 4 Jefferson & Center Twp.
[S302] Blue Rock & Salt Creek Townships, Muskingum County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society, (Zanesville, Ohio:, Muskingum County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society, 1983). Hereinafter cited as Blue Rock & Salt Creek Townships.
[S303] Bob White's Personal Research, Bob White, e-mail address.
[S311] Mona Wilson Family Records, Mona Wilson, e-mail address.
[S315] David D. Werts Family Research, David D. Werts, e-mail address.
[S317] Ohio Deaths 1958-2000. Hereinafter cited as Ohio Deaths 1958-2000.
[S325] Danny Heagren Family History, Danny Heagren, e-mail address. Danny's daughter Brittany descends from Clarrissa Jane Shirar and William Henry Tyler through her mother's lineage.
[S330] Evergreen Cemetery, Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado
Donated to the Colorado USGenWeb Archives by the Pikes Peak Genealogical Society.
, online ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/co/elpaso/cemeteries/colosprings/evergreen/evgngar.txt. Hereinafter cited as Evergreen Cemetery Transciptions.
[S339] Valerie J. Breitbach Personal Family Information, Valerie J. Breitbach, e-mail address.
[S340] Cedar Co., MO, Death Register - Cedar Co MOGenWeb, online http://www.rootsweb.com/~mocedar/ceco_deathp1.htm. Hereinafter cited as Cedar Co., MO, Death Register.
[S369] The Chariton Leader, Chariton, Iowa.
[S370] Marion County, Ohio - Marion County Genealogy Society - Heritage Persuit.com, online www.heritagepursuit.com/Marion/marionindexM.htm. Hereinafter cited as Marion Co., OH @ Heritage Pursuit.
[S376] Barbara Laughlin Family Information, Barbara Laughlin, e-mail address.
[S382] Carnegie Cemetery - Caddo County, Oklahoma - Caddo Co. OKGenWeb
, online http://www.rootsweb.com/~okcaddo/cemeteries/carnegie.txt. Hereinafter cited as Carnegie Cemetery, Caddo Co., OK..
[S383] Caddo County, Oklahoma Territory - Marriage Records
Apr 1905 - May 1907
, online http://www.rootsweb.com/~okcaddo/cadmarr.htm. Hereinafter cited as Marriages Apr 1905 - May 1907, Caddo Co., OK..
[S384] Mia Cline Personal Family Information, Mia CLine, e-mail address.
[S416] USGenWeb Archives, online http://usgwarchives.org. Hereinafter cited as USGenWeb Archives.
[S581] Nancy Reese Personal Research
, Nancy Reese, e-mail address. Dick was very kind to share his data on Henry C. Shirers descendants with us. His grandmother was Sydney Corrine Shirer.
[S598] Missouri Death Certificates 1910-1962. Hereinafter cited as Missouri Deaths 1910-1962.
[S617] Evelyn Speirs Anderson Personal Research, Evelyn Speirs Anderson, e-mail address.
[S622] Mansfield News Journal, Articles/Obituaries. Hereinafter cited as Mansfield News Journal Obituaries.
[S628] Belinda Bell Personal Family Information, Belinda Bell, e-mail address.
[S629] Kinnexions, The History and Heritage of the Northern Indiana counties of Elkhart, Kosciusko, and Whitley, online http://kinnexions.com/index.htm. Hereinafter cited as Kinnexions, Northern IN History.
[S642] Tricia Shumate Lewis Research "Families I've Worked On" World Connect, Tricia Shumate Lewis, e-mail address.
[S704] Shawnee Heritage I, Shawnee Genealogy and Family History, Don Greene with Noel Schutz Lulu.com, 2008). Hereinafter cited as Shawnee Heritage I.
[S839] Boyd Lydick Personal Family Information, Boyd Lydick, e-mail address.
[S845] Elsa Haupt Family History, Elsa Haupt.
[S848] Westmorland-Gilmore Tree (Janet Westmorland ), online http://jnjwest.familytreeguide.com/showtree.php?tree=T1&PHPSESSID=14c84ecd1e8c3b1e84d540ffb1956eb7. Hereinafter cited as Westmorland-Gilmore Tree.
[S898] Orleans Parish, Louisiana Obituaries (USGenWeb Archives), online http://files.usgwarchives.net/la/orleans/obits/1/h-05.txt. Hereinafter cited as LA, Orleans Parish Obits.
[S1183] Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1925 Ancestry.com, online http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=1088. Hereinafter cited as KS Census 1855-1925.
[S1392] Rebecca Lewis Family Information, e-mail address.
[S1652] Northwest Indiana Times, online http://www.nwitimes.com. Hereinafter cited as Northwest Indiana Times.
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More than 500 peaks across Appalachia have been sheared off so far, and coal companies dump the resulting tons of blasted rock, dirt and vegetation into steep valleys adjacent to the mine sites. The practice is legal but heavily regulated by a plethora of county, state and federal agencies. Activists like Gunnoe argue that these so-called "valley fills" routinely bury streams, destroying aquatic and animal habitats in violation of the Clean Water Act—a contention the Environmental Protection Agency has agreed with on multiple occasions, levying millions of dollars in fines against mining operations. In 2008, Massey Energy, which is based in Richmond, Virginia, but does much of its mining in West Virginia, agreed to pay a record $20 million fine and make an additional $10 million worth of facility upgrades in response to a federal lawsuit citing some 4,500 violations of the Clean Water Act. However, in a recent debate with environmentalist Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Massey CEO Don Blankenship called the rules and their enforcement "unreasonable." In 2009, he told his shareholders that the company conducts surface mining "with full respect for the stewardship of the environment."
Activists and environmental lawyers claim that coal companies sometimes pay people to move away or simply wait for the blasting and coal dust to force them out and thereby slowly turn small communities in regions like Gunnoe's into ghost towns.
"By destroying these mountains, they're destroying our history and our culture," Gunnoe says. And she, for one, is refusing to budge.
Maria Gunnoe considers herself bullheaded but not necessarily brave. "I've always been the jumpy sort," she allows, and it is hard to tell, in any given moment, whether she is preyed upon or paranoid. "Did you see the hard look they gave me?" she demands after slowly driving past three men in mining overalls sitting on the front porch of a bungalow in Lindytown, a largely deserted mining community. The men don't say or do anything, but Gunnoe still feels scrutinized. "I don't want any comments from the peanut gallery, so I'm rolling up my window," she mutters.
Towns like this are examples of the very intricate relationship between coal and Appalachia, says Grace Toney Edwards, a North Carolina native and head of the Appalachian Regional Studies Center at Radford University, in Radford, Virginia. "Coal companies owned towns; they provided the houses, the churches, the ministers, the teachers," she explains. But there was exploitation as well, she adds, with miners sometimes being paid with vouchers they could only use in company-owned stores. Still, generations grew up considering "coal their livelihood, and coal companies their savior," Edwards says.
In many ways, the rustic way of life Gunnoe has set out to preserve has already been lost. Growing up in the impoverished backwoods, she learned the names of every peak and hollow—or "hollers," as she calls them: "A holler is like a village in the nook between two mountains." Gunnoe's family, like most in the area, depended on the abundance of the woodlands, which had thrived for 600 million years. What the paychecks from the coal mines and sawmills couldn't provide, the mountains always did. Game was plentiful, and you could gather wild greens, pears, apples, potatoes and berries by the bushel. "Aw, we had the best water," Gunnoe remembers, "so cold it'd freeze your hand and clear as a bell."


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Ghandour RM, Schempf AS, Blumberg SJ, Strickland BB, Kogan MD. Financial and Non-Financial Burden among Families of Children with Special Health Care Needs: Changes over the Last Decade. Health Affairs. Submitted, 2013.
Kenney MK, Mann M. Assessing systems of care for US Children with epilepsy/seizure disorder. Epilepsy Research and Treatment. Submitted, 2013
Lin SC, Yu SM. Household language use and access to care for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders in the US. Autism Research and Treatment. Submitted, 2013
Lin, SC, Margolis, B, Yu, SM, and Adirim, T. Children with neurodevelopmental disabilities and emergency department use in the United States. Pediatrics. Submitted, 2013.
Margolis B, Hussey JM, Kotch JB, Zolotor A, Dubowitz H, English DJ, Litrownik AJ, Thompson R, Slaughter JC. Maltreatment and trajectories of childhood aggression: A longitudinal study. Psychology of Violence. Submitted, 2013.
Margolis, B, Runyan, CW, Dubowitz, H, Litrownik, AJ, Thompson, R, Runyan, DK, Bangdiwala, SI, and Kotch, JB. Exploring social bonds as mediators of the relationship between neglect and early adolescent violence. Psychology of Violence (Special Issue). Submitted, 2013.
Merrick MP, Litrownik AJ, Margolis B, English DJ, Everson M, Wiley T, Dubowitz H. Sexualized behaviors partially mediate the link between maltreatment and delinquent behaviors. Psychology of Violence. Submitted, 2013.
Mistry KB, Leventhal T, Strobino DM, Schempf AH, Minkovitz CS. Racial/ethnic disparities in social emotional development at preschool age. Academic Pediatrics. Submitted, 2013.
Schempf AH, Hayes DK, Tauali'i M, Singh GK, Fuddy L. Excess infant mortality among Native Hawaiians: Identifying determinants for preventive action. American Journal of Public Health. Submitted, 2013.
Schempf AH, Sappenfield WM, Kogan MD, Barfield WD, Goodman DA, Ghandour RM, Lu MC. Causes of excess infant mortality in the U.S. South. Pediatrics. Submitted, 2013.
Singh GK, Azuine RE, Siahpush M. Widening socioeconomic, racial, and geographic disparities in HIV/AIDS mortality in the United States. AIDS and Behavior. Submitted, 2013.
Singh GK, Lin SC. Dramatic increases in obesity and overweight prevalence among Chinese, Asian Indians, Filipinos, Japanese, Koreans, Vietnamese, Hawaiians, and other Asian/Pacific Islanders in the United States, 1992-2011. Advances in Preventive Medicine. Submitted, 2013.
Singh GK, Siahpush M. Widening rural-urban disparities in all-cause mortality and mortality from major causes of death in the United States, 1969-2009. Journal of Urban Health. Submitted, 2013.
Singh GK, Siahpush M. Widening rural-urban disparities in life expectancy in the United States, 1969-2009. American Journal of Preventive Medicine. Submitted, 2013.
Smally L, Kenney MK, Denboba D, Strickland B. Attaining Shared Decision-Making for Families of Children with Special Health Care Needs. Maternal and Child Health Journal. Submitted, 2013.
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The great thing about Blu Ray and DVD releases is that it gives moviegoers a chance to catch up on films that often get lost in the multiplex theater shuffle. "Inside Llewyn Davis" is one of those films - available today on Blu Ray / DVD.
It's an odd irony that an actor named Oscar, after winning effusive critical acclaim for a role; and being nominated for a Golden Globe award, gets shut out for an Academy Award nomination. However, that's the fate that befell actor Oscar Isaac for his critically lauded role as a troubled and struggling folk music musician in the film, "Inside Lllewyn Davis".
The film and Isaac's performance received multiple accolades and inclusion on many film critics "Best Of 2013" film lists. However, despite some early momentum for the film, it failed to go the distance in later award events, most significantly the nominations for this year's recent Academy Awards.
The film chronicles the trials of talented folk singer Llewyn Davis during the early 1960's. Davis is a struggling musician of great skill and vocal ability, but is unable to get his big break that could send his failing career soaring into the big time. Along the way, Davis manages to alienate many around him as he tries to find the success he so deeply craves.
Oscar Isaac turns in a wonderful performance as the often frustrated musician and his performance is most certainly one worthy of recognition by the moviegoing public - and one worth discovering, now that's it's been released on Blu Ray / DVD.
Making this film even more noteworthy is the fact that Isaac is also a talented musician and singer. All of the numerous and heartfelt musical interludes and songs are performed by Isaac himself "live on set", showing a depth, talent and true commitment to this role that few other actors are able to achieve musically.
The film also features some nice performances by Carey Mulligan and Justin Timberlake, who also sing in this film.
I had a chance to interview Isaac about his film shortly before it's release. Presented here are his views about the film. The Academy Awards may have snubbed Oscar; but I'm confident many moviegoers will feel as though they've discovered their own golden reward by seeking out this film to judge and appreciate it for themselves.


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Casting about for an issue that might save his senate seat, Sen. Mark Pryor, an Arkansas Democrat, has released an ad accusing his Republican opponent, Tom Cotton, of being soft on the Ebola issue. The ad accuses Cotton of voting against measures that would prepare the United States for pandemics "like Ebola." The Cotton campaign suggests that Pryor, who is slightly behind in the polls in red state Arkansas, is getting desperate, according to a Tuesday story on NBC News.
Fear of an Ebola outbreak in the United States is quite real, according to Boston.com. A poll released by the Harvard School of Public Health and SSRS, an independent research company reports that 39 percent of American adults are concerned that there might be an Ebola outbreak in the United States. 26 percent fear that they or someone in their immediate family might catch Ebola sometime this year. Most medical experts suggest that fear is misplaced.
Thus far Ebola has been confined to West Africa, despite fears that people traveling from that region of the world might spread the deadly disease. Recently two medical missionaries who caught Ebola while treating patients in Africa were air lifted to Emory Hospital in the United States. They were given an experimental drug that cured them of the disease and were subsequently discharged. While there have been scares, there are no known cases of anyone coming down with Ebola in the United States.
The Real Clear Politics poll average has Cotton ahead of Pryor by three percentage points. While there are still a number of undecided voters in the race, President Obama remains wildly unpopular in Arkansas. Most analysts suggests that Pryor will have a tough time prevailing over Cotton, which is likely why he tossed the Hail Mary pass of trying to make Cotton seem to be in favor of people catching Ebola.