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25 November 2008
by Ivana Smucker
Hands Along the Nile connects US medical practitoners with people in Egypt. (Hands Along the Nile)
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Hands Along the Nile Development Services (HANDS) is an NGO based in the United States (
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There are still many impoverished Egyptians needing medical attention and Egyptian medical professionals desiring better training and knowledge. HANDS staff member, Ivana Smucker, writes about Medical Mission 2008:
We were on our way to the community of Al Awaysa in Upper Egypt. From the main road, busy with people, donkeys, cows, and mini-buses, we glimpsed more quiet scenery: a Nile canal lined with palm trees, small fishing boats, and women in colourful dresses washing their laundry on its edges.
Then, we took a turn onto a dirt road and followed it through narrow winding streets that made us wonder if we would have to continue on foot. Finally, the van stopped in front of a modest house made of concrete and notably featuring a complete roof. Above the gate, there was a colourful banner, which announced our visit and invited villagers to take advantage of this special event.
Five American medical professionals were visiting their community – five volunteers, who had generously donated two weeks of their time to come with us on this year's Medical Mission. Our volunteers participated in eight of these community campaigns to bring health care services directly to those far from quality hospitals. The need was evident by the waiting rooms filled with men, women, and children seeking help and relief.
Additionally, volunteers gave lectures and training sessions on their specializations for community-based organizations' health professionals and volunteers. Egyptian medical professionals in these areas often have limited or no access to current medical breakthroughs and must make diagnoses and treatments based on extremely limited knowledge. There is a significant need for ophthalmologists, cardiologists, hepatologists, gastroenterologists, pulminologists, nephrologists, and nurses able and willing to impart their skills and knowledge to an eager Egyptian audience.
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EAST LIVERPOOL -Down a key member of their lineup, the Wheeling Park Patriots didn't miss a beat as they used a 25-point first quarter to jump out on the East Liverpool Potters and cruise to a 73-39 victory on Tuesday night.
"We came out we knew we had to get this win, we have been up and down all season but this one was important," sophomore Ryan Reinbeau said. "We played well from the start, we had some transition points and kept the turnovers under our average. We shared the ball and shot the ball well as a team and did a decent job rebounding."
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WHEELING PARK SCORNG: Ryan Reinbeau 8-1-20, Zach Phillips 3-0-6, Luke Saseen 5-2-13, Trenton Smith 2-0-5, Zach Snedeker 1-0-2, Phillip Bledsoe 3-0-6, Chalmor Moffitt 6-2-14, Theo Backston 1-0-5, Justice Jackson 2-1-5. TOTALS: 31, 6-8: 73
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Three-pointers: Wheeling Park 5 (Reinbeau 3, Saseen, Smith), East Liverpool 5 (Cunningham 2, Austin, Burson, Reynolds).
Both Chalmor Moffit and Phillip Bledsies did a good job rebounding the basketball for us tonight," Wheeling Park coach Michael Jebbia said. "(Kowalo) averages about eight rebounds per game and kind of holds us together but the guys stepped up tonight."
Wheeling Park threw out an up-tempo defense in the face of the Potters, and the hos's' failure to knock down jump shots from the outside factored into their laboring to score points. Down 25-11 after one, the Potters went into halftime down 16.
"We got beat by a better team tonight, there's no question about that. We came out extremely flat and I thought we brought very little intensity," Conley said. "I don't know if it was due to the long lay-off, but this was not one of our prettiest games. The nice thing is we don't have time to think about it."
East Liverpool's uninspired play continue drop the final three quarters. The good thing for the Potters about this loss is that it's behind them and they have little time to dwell on it before a match-up with Oak Glen this evening.
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Hayden Cunningham paced the Potters with 15 points. Derek Thompson added seven points in the loss for the Potters.
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When Young Was YoungSaturday, February 16th, 2008
That's how life was, in my parent's era and before (perhaps your grandparents time). It ain't like that anymore, unless you happened to grow up in an old world-type community (Amish, Hasidic, crazy home schooling, etc.), the world has changed. Thanks to lots of societal tweaking that's occurred since of the 1960's, adolescence often begins much earlier, and sometimes it never ends.
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Jolly Boy's Necking Party 5:01
Looking around online, I see there's a Panther Lake resort with cabins up in northern New Jersey. I'd say there's a good chance that this is where these funlovers made these recordings so many years ago.
Panther Lake Farewell 5:54
While the side one was entertaining, side two is a more factual account of the weekend. They all sound youn enough (except for Helen, who sounds like she's already on a two pack a day habit). It's Sunday night and I believe the big necking party must have occurred the night before. But at this point the festivities are winding down, and they're discussing their disparate destinations and where they'll be tomorrow. Some will go back to work. Another has exams. And one fellah is heading out to Indianapolis for the big race, which would put this soiree right before Memorial Day– the traditional yearly kick-off of vacation season.
This bunch is far from wild. You might say they were rather square. And there's no mention of drinking (except for some hot cocoa). And having grown up a generation after these folks, the "necking parties" I remember were part of our social scene when we were more like fifteen or sixteen (and we were drinking). I'd guess the kinds on this recording were at least 19 and older. However, it sounds like a swell time was had by all.
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I don't know the name of this sweet-voiced young woman, but she's a mutual friend of Jerry and a woman he's casually dating– Betty. And he's called to tell her that he's come up with a great plan for New Years Eve. Or a lack of one. He's not going to ask out Betty (or anyone) for New Years Eve. Instead, Jerry is just going to wait to be asked out.
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Is the influence of social media overhyped?
So maybe I'm just getting old, but when just about every article about the Silly Bandz craze credits social media with the spread of the fad, I can't be the only one who thinks we're overvaluing the role of Twitter and Facebook.
Word of mouth marketing has always been the best type, and social networking and the Internet are really just amplified versions of it. But when I compare the progress of the Silly Bandz fad to a similar one of my youth (Millennials, I'm talking about slap bracelets), the colorful silicone bands don't actually seem to be spreading any faster or in a different manner. In fact, substitute the word "Silly Bandz" for "Slap Wraps" in this 1990 NY Times article, and you'd hardly know it's been twenty years since the bracelets made news headlines.
(I'll give my fellow Gen Xers a moment to pick themselves up off the floor.)
If you look at the interviews with kids who are caught up in the fad, they're seeing them at school. Hearing about them from a friend. Were gifted a band by a visiting cousin. Or, in my son's case, found one laying on the sidewalk, stuck it on his scooter, and discovered its popularity when the band quickly vanished.
Searching for signs of life
At first glance, the Silly Bandz Facebook fan page is impressive. I was surprised by the vast numbers of discussions there, right up until I clicked on a thread that went on for pages with largely an array of insights like:
"U r so dum. Silly Bandz r NOT just 4 girls."
"My friend's cousin's fingers turned black and he had 2 get his arm cut off bc he wore 2 many Silly Bandz."
My apologies to social media enthusiasts, but I remain unconvinced that kids are gaga over these things because they're seeing them on Facebook. Sure, they're talking about Silly Bandz there, but that's because social networking is an integral part of their lives. They're also chattering away about them on cell phones and during recess, but no one is crediting either of those with the craze.
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That's not to say that social media doesn't have a measurable impact on some businesses.
When a Southwest Airlines crew decided comedian Kevin Smith was too fat to fly, he tweeted a series of irate messages to the company (and the rest of the Internet). With plenty more disgruntled and stranded customers, the airline industry can no longer ignore the colorful complaints that would have once been rerouted to the nearest trash can. It's still too early to determine if the negative "press" will harm the industry more than the forced improvements in customer care will help.
Meanwhile, the recruiting industry has benefited greatly from professional social networks like LinkedIn, which have made talent poaching a respectable practice. (This begs the question: Is it really poaching if people have checked the "interested in career opportunities" box?) A recruiter at a well-known corporation recently confided that the company now finds sites like Monster.com largely irrelevant—the same sites that were their primary source of leads just a few years ago.
And certainly social media has forced marketing, branding, and PR teams to assess the authenticity of their communications. Customers, both current and prospective, expect to be engaged in dialogue. Organizations that use social media solely to broadcast messages frequently find themselves ignored, or worse, unfriended.
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So if social media is both significant and insignificant, how does a business keep up with technology while remaining competitive?
For one, realize that social media is no panacea. Twitter isn't going to sell your product if nobody wants it, and having a Facebook page doesn't equal having a following. I've yet to see social media save a nonviable business.
That's because the 21st century business model requires more than a few social network accounts. It means doing business the open source way. When you are committed to transparency, social media is not threatening. When you are excited about collaborating with customers, social media offers unprecedented opportunity. Sharing your knowledge has never been easier or more affordable.
On the other hand, if you want secrecy, social media is terrifying. If you want to dictate the terms of your relationship with your customers, social media is undermining. If you want to hoard your knowledge, well, good luck with that.
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It's harder to find examples of social media *making* a business, although there are clear examples of it helping when it's done right. I'm going to ping @johnvlane on Twitter to swing by here, because I know he has some good ones.
But because it's far easier to kill trust (particularly with a megaphone) than to create it, there are plenty of examples of people getting fired and businesses coming down a notch because of how they used social media. Just locally speaking--Crumb? And then of course, there's when you're doing it wrong, so somebody else steps in--either to do your job, or just to mock. I hear @BPGlobalPR calling. And if you haven't read the story of Leroy Stick, I highly recommend it.
FWIW, though, I don't see Silly Bandz as being dependent on social media either. But it also doesn't appear to be hurting them. It would be interesting to find a way to quantify the speed, spread, and death of a fad before social media. Your kid and mine both got them from the old ways. But they're also both too young to read, much less Tweet. What about the students I see here on campus for freshman orientation with arms full of them? Twenty years ago, they probably would have had to wait for that interaction with a cousin. Now that cousin might be on the other side of the country, but she's showing you the new fad through Twitpic *right now*--not at the family reunion in six months.
All this new technology comes down to an old cliche: You get out what you put in.
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Great article! Topic is very relevant in Open Source.
Not being a user of any of the various "social media"
tools I am not sure how well they work. But the millions
of always connected people who live by social media sure
seem to be getting the job done.
Conversation for 2010? The global water cooler?
Digital coffee shop? It is all of those, but much faster
and you can log it all. We can all partake of the
Cyber Bohemia.
Will social media kill companies or politicians? Maybe.
Will it create new entities? For sure. Do we have
any idea what social media will look like in five years?
No, we do not have a clue.
I think the value of social media is greatly exaggerated.
My kids heard about Silly Bands and they are definitely not on any of the social sites yet and neither are most of their friends. Yet they were telling me about them.
I think people throw around the "social media" term in articles, etc. because they get more hits that way.
I use a couple different social networking sites including facebook and twitter and I have never heard of silly bandz. Just goes to show how much social networking affects marketing. If it works, then it works, if it doesn't then it doesn't. It's a great point of attack for businesses to push their product into the world, but there are far more efficient ways of forcing information upon people.
Thanks for the post. And thanks to Ruth for pointing it out to me.
I completely agree with you that the Silly Bandz craze may have had less to do with social media than credited. But, on the other hand, I think BlendTec would tell you social media has everything to do with their incredibly increased sales.
There's successes and failures that fall on all sides of social media: it worked alone, it didn't work at all, it augmented my existing marketing well. Personally I — like you, it seems — think the third instance is probably the most feasible/realistic. Just about all successful marketing these days is some form of integrated system of owned media, paid media, and earned media. Online social networks are a very large part of that "earned" category.
This isn't (only) about pimping my presentation. I really think there's case studies here that show that there is power in social media, in all three instances listed above. But I tried to tell the whole story... and I tried to temper that hype — just like you are doing here — with the idea that in most cases, it is only one portion of an integrated whole. If you'd like to check out the presentation and many case studies, it's here: http://ar.gy/ru
Thanks again for the great post.
I'm curious. Did you hear about BlendTec from a friend in statement like: "BlendTec makes the best blender." Or in a statement like: "Have you seen the 'Will it Blend' videos on YouTube?"
For $50 dollars (to buy a lab coat, goggles and a couple other items), they started the "Will it Blend" phenomenon. Their videos regularly get millions of views, hundreds of comments, and countless numbers of Tweets, Facebook posts and blog mentions. It's also gotten them better search results and national media attention. And, just as important, it sparked offline word-of-mouth.
The result was 700% growth over two years.
Even if your friend's statement was more like the first example at the top of this comment, it's probable that the videos sparked their interest to buy!
So, in many ways, there's only a social media story.
That's still not to say social media works for everyone, or will work to the same effect as it did for BlendTec. But it's a great case study for how social media can spark both online and offline word-of-mouth movements.


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BATAVIA – The City Council played to a packed house Monday for a public hearing about a revision of the municipal code on disposing of solid waste.
The focus of a parade of speakers was not on the local law but on a likely new vendor whose bid fits the amended code.
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When the federal government decided West Virginia didn't need as much money as was provided in the past to test people for AIDS, it slashed the funding....
Nothing is free, especially in hospitals. If hospitals and labs are testing people for free, then the fees are being distributed to the rest of us. The person being tested should be billed. Are you billed for other infectious disease tests? You bet! So why are the sexually promiscuous given special treatment, so to speak?
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"Yet unlike our parents and grandparents we are not paying taxes"
Cracker, I want to commend you for your honesty. I knew you were one of the moochers who did not pay. I will pray for you.
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"RC - Right back at ya. You are a freeloader."
Cracker, lets prove who is the freeloader, how much did you contribute to Uncle Sam and WV this year?
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I don't look for the Journal to last much longer. Most of the articles are fluff pieces about nothing. Very few real news articles. What they do publish has factual errors they don't correct. They don't follow up on news stories (like all the suspicious fires in Jefferson County). The Editorials are reprints from other Ogden owned newspapers. The current Editor never writes anything himself (at least Don Smith wrote an editorial every Sunday so you knew he actually existed.) Uninspired writing, lazy editing, and censoring comments that aren't 100% Conservative Republican retreads. This is why the Journal is losing subscribers. That's why I left. They had a booth at the Home Show last weekend trying to drum up business. Good luck there.
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Rev when they start calling you names you know you have won!
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"end-of-the-month profits are the only focus of business. " Wrong, they love passing losses to government (taxpayers).
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That's how realitycheck responds to arguments he can't win. He starts the name-calling. It's what everyone has come to expect from him so he's not taken seriously.
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You can get AIDS without being sexually promiscuous.
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"He starts the name-calling."
Amberg, Why are you butting in on something that doesn't concern you. You also may want to check back on some of your recent posts to see who is a name caller. And do you really think most people take you seriously? I'll await your next post so I can enjoy another laugh.
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What names have I called anyone? Be specific. Whereas most of your posts you use to call people "morons" (that seems to be your go-to insult). And, BTW, I can enter any conversation on the comment boards whenever I wish. Deal with it.
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"And you sir, have lost the intellectual argument."
Cracker, Intellecual argument???? Now remind me, what was the argument? Was it the one where you STARTED calling others "moochers" and freeloaders" you know the names that you used that Amberg attributed to me.
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Hey, Major, so when's your wedding to your brother going to happen? Are we all invited?
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"Deal with it."
I suggest you heed your own advice.
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Oh, SNAP! I was SERVED!
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Also, reality, have someone read these posts to you since you can't seem to comprehend the written word. I never said you called people "moochers" or "freeloaders" yet you're getting all up in Cracker's grill. I said you call people "morons". All. the. time. True dat.
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I figure before it's all said and done the Journal won't allow comments on any of the boards. Since they've shut down the JJ comment boards, people are commenting on whatever boards the Journal keeps active no matter the subject.
I wonder who said what on the forums to get them taken down? I wasn't here today so didn't see the comments.
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Why would the Journal take down all the forums? Why not just suspend the offender(s) like they have done in the past?
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Major - I have to admit you are much more reasonable with your comments than you were in the past. (Please realize this is a big deal for me to say this). And you have always been good about not calling people names. So there.
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Let it be known in the history books that on this day, 16th of March of the year 2013 at 5:57P.M. Eastern time that one Majoritarian had agreed with one Amberg. :)
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morel - LOL! You should post on here more often, you are missed.
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ehhh..I kind of got tired of the infighting and all people mostly do is repeat themselves. Right before the forums were shut down I did post 2 comments in the gardening section. :(
Whoever had said that people shouldn't discuss politics and religion was right on. But it should be updated to include abortion. But then again what would people have to talk/fight about? The weather?
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Amberg, I owe you an apology, after checking some of your recent comments, I can't find that you called anyone names.
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"Is it harmony here or are we all waiting for the other shoe to drop?"
No I am just taking a rest before I get back into Cracker's "grill".
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reality - I appreciate and accept your apology. I try to not call people nasty names because it's counter productive. What I will do is point out to people when I believe they're being hypocritical or phony. This makes people angry because I call them on their BS and I don't back down. Which makes me unpopular, but what do I care what they think? At least you are man enough to apologize, which is more than what most on here will do no matter how wrong they are. Thank you.
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And many of these people apparently live in Columbia.
That came through loud and clear in the response to Wednesday's column, which was an exaggerated snobby Charleston reaction to Columbia's ranking on Kiplinger's 2013 list of "Ten Great Places to Live."
The column poked fun at our capital city and Charleston's infamous attitude toward pretty much everything that isn't Charleston. Kiplinger's didn't help Columbia's cause by listing "insurance companies" among its assets instead of, say, No-Name Deli or Rockaway's.
Which are real treasures.
Some people didn't see the humor in this ribbing, or the ridiculousness of all these lists in general. Yeah, like Charleston is really the most mannerly city?
That was the point.
The more polite commenters simply requested a cease-fire. Others called the column unfunny, juvenile or proof of our intense jealously of Columbia.
"Like I always say, the best thing about Charleston is it's only two hours from Columbia," Matt Woolsey said. "And just remember, like the list says, Charleston is a great place to visit. Columbia is the place to live."
Others were less, well, reflective. A few readers said I was fat and ugly, and one guy called me a "typical Charleston (jerk)" and hoped that I would get hit by a bus.
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We send them a state treasurer, he gets busted for drugs.
Of course, they sent him back with a reality show glorifying our least appealing attributes.
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One reader got into the spirit of the joke and responded with his own faux praise of Charleston.
"There is nothing like getting away from all of the career-driven, corporate nine-to-fivers around here and go to Charleston, where you're on island time and don't have to worry about anything important," he wrote. "Heck, I have always wanted to move down there but I was never really cut out to be a bartender or an assembly line worker, so I guess I will just have to keep living in Columbia and use Charleston as my playground when I need a break from real life."
Betty Grandy, who has spent a lot of time here, noted that, "Just because a city has a lot to offer its tourists, does not necessarily make it a good place to live."
Hmm, we've heard that before — but mostly from downtowners who are sick of rickshaws, horse carriages and cruise-ship tourists.
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Breaking the Gun Control Stalemate
Most mass shootings involve mental illness. Legal reforms could protect society without trampling gun rights
In addition to causing horror and outrage, Friday's shooting deaths by Adam Lanza of 27 people, including 20 school children, in Sandy Hook, Conn., are already prompting calls for new gun laws. Supporters of gun control demand restrictions on ammunition magazines and bans on so-called assault weapons—semiautomatic versions of military firearms. Gun-rights advocates see another mass shooting in a "gun-free zone" and argue for expanding the places where individuals with valid permits may carry their weapons.
Neither proposal will accomplish much—except to alienate the other side. Those in favor of gun rights feel that gun-control advocates are using the deranged actions of a few as a pretext to erode the right to bear arms. Because crimes committed with assault weapons are rare, they correctly note that such bans will have little or no impact on crime.
Gun-control advocates, meanwhile, are completely frustrated with Congress's unwillingness to strengthen gun laws, despite the mounting body count over the years. For them, an assault-weapons ban is a first step toward bringing some rationality to this country's gun policy.
The result is stalemate. Gun-control supporters have not passed a major federal law since the 10-year freeze on assault weapons in 1994. Gun-rights advocates have not significantly rolled back existing federal restrictions on firearms since 1986.
This stalemate can be broken—but only if both sides retreat slightly instead of standing their ground.
In addition to guns, the common denominator in most of these mass shootings has been mental illness. Seung-Hui Cho (Virginia Tech), Jared Lee Loughner (Tucson, Ariz.), James Eagen Holmes (in the Aurora, Colo. theater), and now Adam Lanza all had significant mental health problems. As the country turns its attention to overhauling its health-care delivery system, we must discuss improving access and delivery of mental health care to those who need it. As part of this conversation, we need to update federal firearm laws as they relate to persons with mental illness—laws that currently are primitive and rooted in stereotypes.
Federal law generally prohibits the possession or acquisition of a firearm by a person "who has been adjudicated as a mental defective or who has been committed to a mental institution." Putting aside the offensive label and legal jargon, in simple terms this means that a person is prohibited for life from possessing firearms if the person has ever been: involuntarily committed to a mental institution, or found by a court to be a danger to himself or others, found not guilty of a crime by reason of insanity or incompetent to stand trial, or unable to manage his own affairs. It does not matter whether the person currently has a mental illness.
Federal law is both under- and over-inclusive. It is under-inclusive because plenty of people with severe mental illnesses escape the ban on possessing firearms—provided, for example, they have managed not to be formally committed to a mental institution, or found by a court to be incompetent or insane. The ban is over-inclusive because many people recover from mental illness and lead healthy and productive lives. A single involuntary commitment for a severe eating disorder at age 20 will preclude a person from possessing a hunting rifle for the rest of his life.
There is plenty of room to compromise on this issue, and in a way that may produce meaningful results. Both sides should continue to work together to update the "National Instant Check System." Gun dealers use this system to vet gun purchasers before transferring firearms. Unfortunately, despite a 2007 federal law that was supposed to mandate better reporting by states (passed in response to the Virginia Tech massacre), many states lag behind in reporting individuals who are barred from possessing firearms due to mental illness.
The lack of proper reporting by Virginia led to Seung-Hui Cho's firearm purchase, even though a judge had found Cho a danger to himself—a finding that made him ineligible to purchase firearms under federal law. Colorado's James Eagen Holmes purchased his weapons legally because he had not been formally committed despite his mental health problems. Although the information remains preliminary, Adam Lanza's mother may not have secured her guns from her son despite his apparent history of behavioral problems.
Gun-rights advocates should support efforts to strengthen the prohibition on possessing firearms by those who have mental illness. Many people with severe mental illness are too dangerous to entrust with firearms—regardless of whether they have been formally labeled under the current law as ineligible.
Mechanisms can be put in place to identify such people—and restrict their access to firearms, including expanding background checks to private sales, i.e., between individuals who are not in the business of selling firearms. Gun owners (especially close relatives of such persons, such as Adam Lanza's mother) should also be obligated to store unused firearms safely so that potentially dangerous persons and minor children do not gain easy access to them.
As for gun-control advocates, they should show more flexibility about restoring firearm rights for people who may have suffered from mental illness in the past but are no longer a danger. Instead of lobbying to expand the number of people permanently ineligible to possess any type of firearm, gun-control advocates should accept a risk-based approach.
Some patients may be permanently impaired, making them too much of a risk ever to trust with firearms. Others should be temporarily barred or restricted. But efforts to restrict the types of firearms possessed by law-abiding, healthy adults are counterproductive. They unnecessarily repel gun-rights advocates at a time when what America needs most is a united front.
A risk-based approach reflective of a person's present danger would leave law-abiding, mentally stable citizens free to pursue their hobbies. It also would modernize federal firearm laws by expanding the ability to remove firearms from those too unstable to possess them. The stalemate can be broken, but only if both sides exit their trenches.
Mr. Leider is a fellow at the University of Pennsylvania School of Law.
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A photo caption in earlier version of this article misspelled Newtown, Conn., as Newton.


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Somerset Community College's Laurel Campus will honor all active duty and Veteran personnel on November 8, 2012. The event, which begins at 10 a.m. at the American flag post located at the front of Building Three, 100 University Drive, London, is free and open to the public.
The Veterans Day recognition event will include an invocation, a moment of silence and a red, white, blue patriotic balloon release.
All active and Veteran military personnel, students, staff, faculty and members of the community are invited to attend. For more information, contact James M. Davis, SCC Laurel Campus counselor at (606) 878-4732.


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Title 09
Subtitle 10 RACING COMMISSION
09.10.01 Thoroughbred Rules
Authority: Business Regulation Article, §11-210, Annotated Code of Maryland
Notice of Emergency Action
The Joint Committee on Administrative, Executive, and Legislative Review has granted an extension of
emergency status to amendments to Regulation .64 under COMAR 09.10.01 Thoroughbred Rules.
Emergency status began: September 19, 2013.
Emergency status ends: December 31, 2013.
Comparison to Federal Standards
There is no corresponding federal standard to this emergency
Estimate of Economic Impact
I. Summary of Economic Impact. The proposed amendments
provide for: (1) the payment of owner awards from the Maryland-Bred
Race Fund to the owners of Maryland-bred horses which win
a maiden race, an allowance race, or a claiming race with
a claiming price of $20,000 or more; (2) the payment of
breeder awards to the breeder of a Maryland-bred horse which
finishes in first, second, or third position in any race
in the State; and (3) the distribution of stallion owner
awards to the owner of a sire of a Maryland-bred horse which
finishes in first, second, or third position in any race
in the State all of which is to encourage the breeding
of horses that qualify as Maryland-bred horses, and to incentivize
the purchase of the offspring which result from such breeding.
III. Assumptions. (Identified by Impact Letter and
Number from Section II.)
E. It is impossible to estimate the number Maryland-bred
horses that would be foaled; that would be purchased; and
that would participate in races in which owner, breeder,
and stallion owner awards would be earned.
Economic Impact on Small Businesses
The emergency action has a meaningful economic impact on
small business. An analysis of this economic impact follows.
It is anticipated that increasing the awards for owners,
breeders and stallion owners will encourage individuals
and small businesses to invest in the Maryland horse breeding
.49 Rewards to Breeders Maryland-Bred Rules.
A.F. (text unchanged)
G. With the exception of the monies allocated to this Fund
which were generated by the handle on Maryland Million Day,
subject to the approval of the Commission, a portion of
all the remaining money allocated to this Fund [from each
race meeting that generates revenue for the Fund], and all
earnings on these monies, shall be distributed in the form
of purse money and owner awards [on a semi-annual basis]
as follows:
(1) (text unchanged)
(2) A percentage to owners awards, to be paid to the
owner of a winning horse[, including the winner of a maiden
claiming race,] which has been registered with the Maryland
Horse Breeders Association as being a Maryland-bred horse[,
unless the horse was the winner of a] only for the following:
(a) [Stakes] Maiden race;
(b) [Starter] Allowance race; and
(c) Claiming race when the winner competes for a claiming
price of [less than] $20,000 or more[; or
(d) Race restricted to Maryland-breds].
H. After the application of §G of this regulation,
the remaining portion of the monies allocated to this Fund,
and all earnings on these monies, shall be distributed in
the form of breeder and stallion owner awards as follows:
(1) To a breeder of a registered Maryland-bred horse which
won a race, or finished second, or third[, or fourth
in a stakes race]; and
(2) To the owner of a stallion, as defined by §A(4)
of this regulation, if a registered Maryland-bred sired
by the stallion won a race, or finished second, or
third[, or fourth in a stakes race].
I. On a semiannual basis, the Commission, with the advice
of the Maryland-Bred Race Fund Advisory Committee, shall
determine the amount to be distributed in the form of purses
and owner, breeder, and stallion owner awards using the
following formulas:
[(1) Under §G(2) of this regulation, an owner award
percentage is to be based on a relationship between the
total amount of the purses on which these awards are to
be paid and the total amount of money available to be distributed
for owner awards;]
[(2)] (1) (text unchanged)
[(3)] (2) The owner, breeder, and stallion owner
award percentages established under §I(1) [and (2)]
of this regulation shall apply to all Maryland-Bred Fund
races except the races conducted on Maryland Million Day;
[(4)] (3) (text unchanged)
J.N. (text unchanged)
Executive Director
Maryland Racing Commission
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ROCKFORD — Court Street United Methodist is in need of volunteers throughout the week of Nov. 25-29 to assist with the church's annual Thanksgiving dinner.
Volunteers are needed for various types of preparation and cleanup. Monetary donations or a donation of store baked or frozen pie are also welcome.
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A Philippi woman who filed a domestic violence protection order petition against Barbour County Sheriff John Hawkins - and was then named in a sealed indictment - claims her arrest was intended to intimidate her into silence.
Brittany Mae Keene, 18, filed the petition May 11 in Randolph County. A hearing was originally scheduled on the petition for May 24 in Randolph County, but the case was shifted to Barbour County instead, according to court representatives.
Barbour Family Court Judge Beth Longo then recused herself from the case because it involved the county sheriff, according to her office.
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Last week, the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals appointed Judge Cornelia A. Reep of Doddridge and Harrison Counties Family Court to rule on the petition, according to a Supreme Court representative.
On Tuesday, Hawkins said at the Barbour County Commission meeting that "the civil petition that was filed against me" had been "dismissed" that afternoon in Harrison County Family Court.
"The petitioner felt that they couldn't meet the burden of proof so they decided before the hearing to dismiss the petition. So that's a done deal," Hawkins said at the commission meeting.
Keene told The Inter-Mountain this week that she filed the petition because Hawkins had threatened to have her indicted, and also threatened her with death, if she spoke publicly about an alleged sexual relationship between them.
Contacted by The Inter-Mountain Friday, Hawkins said he could only reiterate what he said in the commission meeting Tuesday, that "the petition had been dropped" by the petitioner.
Hawkins had declined to make any comment about the petition when contacted by The Inter-Mountain last week.
In the petition, a copy of which was obtained by The Inter-Mountain, Keene claimed that she and Hawkins dated and were "sexual partners." She also alleged in the petition that Hawkins "raped" her in July 2011, and then threatened her with death if she told anyone about it.
The Inter-Mountain would not normally name an alleged victim of sexual assault. However, Keene contacted The Inter-Mountain and asked to be identified and to comment on the case.
Keene wrote in the petition filing that Hawkins "recently told me my body would be the next found at Arden."
The small community of Arden in Barbour County has over the years been the site of several human remains discoveries, as well as multiple drownings. In January, the remains of a man were found in a shallow grave along the Tygart River near Arden. The body was identified as Thomas Ray "T.J." Blankenship Jr., 20, of West Union. Two Clarksburg men were arrested and charged in his death.
This week, Keene also told The Inter-Mountain Hawkins warned her earlier this year he would have her indicted if she went to the authorities.
"He told me if I didn't drop it, if I ever told anything about it, he'd have me indicted," she said.
Keene said, because of the alleged threats, she had been staying at Women's Aid in Crisis in Randolph County when she filed the petition on May 11.
Keene was named in a Barbour County Grand Jury sealed indictment on May 29, 18 days after she filed the petition. She was arrested later in the day on May 29.
The indictment charged her with one felony count of receiving stolen property and two misdemeanor counts of transferring stolen property. Bond was set at $5,000 and Keene was taken to the Tygart Valley Regional Jail, where she was held until her arraignment hearing on May 31.
At her arraignment, Keene entered a not guilty plea to the charges. Circuit Judge Alan Moats ordered that she be released on a $1,000 personal recognizance bond, under the condition she live with her grandmother, who resides in Barbour County.
On Tuesday, five days after her arraignment, Keene decided not to go forward with the domestic violence protective petition the day of its scheduled hearing in Harrison County.
Keene told The Inter-Mountain this week she wasn't aware until after she'd withdrawn the petition that she could have asked to have the hearing continued.
"I'm going to try to get the original (petition) upheld because I didn't want to drop it," Keene said.
She said she contacted The Inter-Mountain because she wants the public to hear her story.
"Them throwing me in jail to keep my mouth shut added coal to the fire," she said.
Keene claims she is innocent of the charges in the indictment, which alleges Keene came into possession of two guitars stolen from Haven of Hope Church on or about March 22 or 23.
According to the indictment, the two guitars - a Takamine acoustic, with electric pickup, and an acoustic Ovation - are valued at more than $1,000. The indictment alleges Keene knew or had reason to believe the guitars had been stolen. Keene allegedly sold the Takamine guitar to Hank's Discount and Pawn Shop. The Ovation guitar was allegedly transferred by Keene to Lynn Marie Moore.
"I'm trying to get everything dropped to where it won't even go to court because he threatened me with an indictment," Keene said. "I don't see how he gets by with that."
On Friday, The Inter-Mountain asked Barbour County Prosecuting Attorney Leckta Poling about her reasons for wanting Keene's indictment to be sealed.
"The state had information that she was going to flee," Poling said. "And the indictment was only sealed until she was arrested."
Philip W. Morrison II, the executive director of the West Virginia Prosecuting Attorneys Institute, told The Inter-Mountain this week that there are "no restrictions that I know of" regarding what charges can be contained in a sealed indictment.
Morrison said a motion has to be made to have an indictment sealed. The prosecuting attorney must present a compelling reason in order for the judge to allow the indictment to be sealed.
"Typically, sealed indictments are used when dealing with drug raids, or crimes in which there is a potential danger to witnesses or the public safety, or cases in which they are used to prevent people from fleeing the jurisdiction before their arrests," Morrison said.
However, there can be "myriad reasons" for prosecutors to ask for an indictment to be sealed, Morrison said. "Each case is unique," he said.
There has been a discrepancy in how Keene's birthdate has been listed on official documents.
When Keene was booked at the Tygart Valley Regional Jail, her date of birth was listed as July 7, 1993. However, when she appeared before Moats at her arraignment, under oath she stated that her birthdate was Aug. 7, 1993.
This week Keene showed The Inter-Mountain her driver's license, which states that her birthdate is Aug. 7, 1993.
In the petition filing, Keene also listed her birthdate as Aug. 7, 1993.
Keene alleges in the petition that her first sexual contact with Hawkins occurred in July 2011, when she was 17 years old.
In a prepared statement released two weeks ago, Poling addressed recent rumors circulating about the Barbour County Sheriff's Department.
"Because of vicious and malicious rumors circulating about law enforcement in Barbour County, Prosecuting Attorney Leckta L. Poling reports that no law enforcement officers in Barbour County have been arrested, no criminal charges have been filed against any law enforcement officers and no charges are pending," the release stated.
"To continue to foster rumors and innuendoes is only hurting law enforcement and preventing them from serving the public," the release stated. "Various reports of arrests to social networking sites and media sources are untrue."
Barbour County Commission President Phil Hart told The Inter-Mountain last week that, to the best of his knowledge, the Sheriff's Department is not being investigated.
A representative of the Philippi detachment of the West Virginia State Police told The Inter-Mountain Friday that he could neither confirm nor deny whether there is a current investigation of the Barbour County Sheriff's Department.


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Monday, July 15, 2013
Sol Driven Train and The Windjammer are proud to present Sol Slam on July 19-20 at the Windjammer on Isle of Palms.
Want to win tickets? We are giving away three weekend passes that include ten percent off at the bar. All you have to do is like the Moultrie News on Facebook, and post your favorite picture of yourself at a Sol Driven Train concert or one from a concert featuring the other major acts on the weekend lineup. Be sure to include a caption and your name so we can contact our winners. The winners' names and tickets will be left at Will-Call.
The third annual event will feature nine bands performing on two stages including an outdoor stage overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
The 2013 musical lineup includes a cast of Charleston-based talent with performances by hosts Sol Driven Train, Dangermuffin, YARN, Fowler's Mustache, Royal Tinfoil and more.
On Saturday, July 20 Sol Slam appeals to all ages with a special day rate and a Sol Driven Train kids' show.
A full lineup is provided below. Tickets are currently on sale and can be purchased at the venue box office and online at www.soldriventrain.com/solslam or www.the-windjammer.com.
Two-day passes to the event are $35 and include a 10 percent weekend discount at The Windjammer bar on the Isle of Palms, plus a mixtape album download featuring a track from each Sol Slam artist.
Friday full day passes are $15; Full day Saturday passes are $25; Saturday day passes (1 - 6 p.m.) are $5 (Ages 16 and under are free); Saturday night passes are $20 (7 p.m. - close).
A portion of all proceeds from Sol Slam will be donated to the Rainforest Action Network in memory of Becky Tarbotton, the organization's former executive director and a close personal friend of Sol Driven Train.
For more information on Sol Slam including a daily schedule of bands, or to purchase tickets, visit their website at www.soldriventrain.com/solslam
Ticket may be purchased by visiting www.soldriventrain.com/solslam / or www.the-windjammer.com
Confirmed lineup
Sol Driven Train
Fowler's Mustache
Royal Tinfoil
Dead 27s
The Reckoning: A Tribute to Grateful Dead
The Shack Band
Graham Whorley
Sol Driven Train Kids' Show
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Brittany Cloud and Dustin Lofton are announcing their engagement and Sept. 28, 2013, wedding.
Brittany is the daughter of Debbie Char Cloud of Troy and Randy Cloud of Dayton. She is a 2003 graduate of Troy High School and a 2007 graduate of Capital University. She works as a physical therapist assistant.
Dustin is the son of Stella Hayes of Tiffin and Kenneth Lofton of Vanlue. He is a 1999 graduate of Columbian High School and a 2004 graduate of Ohio Northern University. He is employed as an engineering manager.
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Jan Van Haasteren creates cartoon jigsaw puzzles that are crowded, silly and even include a secret hidden shark fin. Jan Van Haasteren puzzles on sale now! Jan van Haasteren is a comic artist who has created these crowded and funny cartoon puzzles that are very silly and enjoyable even for adults. Every cartoon he creates features a hidden shark fin, can you find it?!
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1.In a hurry, the combination of " hold on real quick" and "hold up real fast"
2. used to describe something really quick
2. used to describe something really quick
"Ey, hold up quickfast!"
"lemme see your phone quickfast"
"lemme see your phone quickfast"
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really fast or rapidly
When the dog broke loose B ran quick fast to avoid from getting bit.
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Extremely quickly; with fast speed.
I'm going to make a sandwich quickfast.
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your not being fast or quick your being quick fast faster than fast slower than quick
imma be quick fast you want even know i left
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Feb. 24, 1929-Nov. 15, 2012
Age: 83
Residence: Fort Collins
Regina "Jeannie" B. (Wolf) Ertz-Kehn went into the Spirit World on Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012. She was at her home in Fort Collins.
Jeannie was born to Fred and Dorothy (Dunn) Wolf on the family farm north of Fairfax, S.D., on Feb. 24, 1929. She went to country grade school and graduated from Fairfax High School in 1946. She attended college at Southern State Teacher's college in Springfield, S.D., and taught at country grade schools in Charles Mix and Gregory counties.
Jeannie married Duane Ertz on Aug. 23, 1949. To this union, five children were born, Dewey, Fred, Dicksie, Jon and Ward. Jeannie and Duane made their home on a farm in Boyd County, Neb., and a ranch north of Fairfax, S.D. They moved to Sioux Falls in 1971 and ran the Pomp Room Bar for many years. Duane passed away in November 2000.
On Oct. 9, 2004, Jeannie married Don Kehn in a lovely ceremony in Loveland, Colo. They made their home near Fort Collins.
Jeannie loved and was loved by family and friends. She adored horses and cats, but had a special fondness for a little pooch named Taz. For Jeannie, there was nothing better than riding horseback. She had a competitive spirit, but always cheered for the underdog.
Jeannie was very proud of her Native American heritage and was a member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe.
Jeannie is survived by her husband, Don of Fort Collins, Colo.; daughter, Dicksie (Wayne) Rask of Fairfax, S.D.; sons, Dewey (Julie) of Box Elder, S.D., Fred (Stephanie) of Grapevine, Texas, Jon (Lori) of Sioux Falls, S.D., and Ward (Amy) of Sioux Falls, S.D.; sisters-in-law, Vervil Kracht of Gregory, S.D., Evelyn Wolf of Atkinson, Neb., Ione Jeffrey of Tucson, Ariz., and Gretchen Hausmann of Turnwater, Wash. Jeannie is also survived by 15 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins and a host of friends.
Jeannie was preceded in death by her parents; grandparents; brothers, Ray and Dick Wolf; a niece and two nephews.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 19, 2012, at the Allnutt Drake Chapel in Fort Collins, Colo. Visitation will be on Sunday, Nov. 18, 2012, from 3-5 p.m., at the Allnutt Drake State Room; and viewing will be from 1-2 p.m. Monday. A reception will follow the services in the Allnutt Family Center.
A funeral mass will be celebrated at 1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 23, 2012, at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Fairfax, S.D. Burial will be follow in St. Anthony's Cemetery following the service. Services in Fairfax are under the direction of Clausen Funeral Home, Burke, S.D.
Please visit www.allnutt.com to view Jeannie's online obituary and send a message of condolence to the family.
Margaret Elizabeth Ray
April 12, 1919-Nov. 14, 2012
Age: 93
Residence: Greeley
Margaret Elizabeth (Leckenby) Ray, 93, of Greeley, died Nov. 14, 2012, at Bonell Nursing Home of Greeley. She was born April 12, 1919, to Walter Leckenby and Grace Iona (Vincent) Leckenby of Fort Lupton.
She attended Fort Lupton schools. In 1935, she married Melville Luster Ray. They farmed at Fort Lupton, Kersey, Brighton and east of LaSalle, where she was a member of the LaSalle Presbyterian Church. They moved to Greeley upon retirement. Margaret lived at Bonell for the past 20 years.
She is survived by three daughters, Loretta (Herb) Lightsey of Cheyenne, Wyo., Janell Walker of LaSalle, and Joy Saunders of Greeley; and one son, William "Bill" (Patty) Ray of LaSalle. She leaves nine grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband, four sisters, three brothers and one grandson.
Contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's Fund or the LaSalle Presbyterian Church. Private memorial services will occur at a later date with interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
Mary Gutierrez
Sept. 3, 1924-Nov. 13, 2012
Age: 88
Residence: Greeley
Mary Gutierrez, 88, of Greeley, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2012, at Life Care Center of Greeley. She was born Sept. 3, 1924, in Loresburg, N.M., to Carlos and Guadalupe (Gallegos) Ayala. She married Joe "Chavelo" Gutierrez on Jan. 2, 1953, in Pueblo. In 1960, they moved to Greeley.
Mary worked at UNC in food service for many years, along with raising her family. She was a very kind and loving wife, mother and grandmother. She loved her home and kept it spotless. She loved to cook. She especially enjoyed cooking for the holidays. Above all was her love and care of her husband, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Mary is survived by her husband, Joe "Chavelo" Gutierrez; daughter, Pat Gutierrez (Jack) of Greeley; sons, Tony Baros (Joyce) of Pueblo, and Chuck Gutierrez of Greeley; sisters, Lucy Villanueva and Dolores, Munoz (Joseph) all of Pueblo; 10 grandchildren, including her granddaughter Lauren Hernandez, who had a very close and special relationship with her grandmother; and 15 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; a son, Tom; a sister, Josephine; and a brother, Ted.
Visitation will be held 5–7 p.m. Monday at Stoddard Funeral Home. Recitation of the Rosary will take place at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Peter Catholic Church followed at 10 a.m, by Mass of Christian burial. Interment will be held at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
Please sign the online guest book at www.stoddardsunset.com.


text: Symptoms of Supreventricular Tachycardia also know as SVT can come on suddenly and can go away without treatment. Episodes of SVT are caused for a reason other than stress, exercise or emotion. They can last a few minutes or as long as 1 or 2 days, sometimes continuing until treated. The rapid beating of the heart during SVT can make the heart a less effective pump so that the cardiac output is decreased and the blood pressure drops. The following symptoms are typical with a rapid pulse of 150–251 beats per minute: Pounding chest Shortness of breath Chest pain Rapid breathing Dizziness Loss of consciousness (in serious cases) Numbness of various body parts If you have SVT this group is for you.