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4 years ago, my husband had an episode that last 2 weeks, came on suddenly and disappeared suddenly. This has not ever been clearly diagnosed or defined, even after several tests, including electroencephalogram, magnetic resonance imaging, and cat scan, also a multitude of blood work, all came back negative. I'll give you symptoms: total disconnection with reality, amnesia, a personality that had NO resemblance of his own. (Appeared alot like multiple personality disorder), however he didn't even know how to tie his own shoes, properly shower, example, didn't know what to do with soap or shampoo in the shower. He was also EXTREMELY sexually aggressive towards me, cornering me was his goal, and his vocabulary during the sexual aggression was extremely obscene. He saw a psychiatrist who gave him 75mg of Effexor twice daily, for 3 months, barely long enough for the antidepressant to really work. Two weeks from the day of onset, my husband had 'snapped' out of this episode and had absolutely no recollection of what had happened. This
had returned just a few weeks ago, Dec 22nd to be exact, this time it seemed less disabling, meaning he knew who each of his family members are, could rhyme of important dates such as his birthday, my birthday, our children's etc, the sexual aggression returned as well, and his personality was not of his own once again. Again he saw a psychiatrist, who says it's catatonic depression. The episode this time last one week to the day. Again, he has no recollection of the experience. He's again being treated with Effexor, 150mg a day at bedtime. He is completely back to his normal self. Question: When I asked if this could be multiple personality disorder, I was told not likely as with multiple personalities, the patient's alter personalities, usually have other names, that are not their own. My husband when asked his name answered appropriately. My concern is this, if it is indeed depression, how can depression suddenly come on, and suddenly disappear? When I say suddenly, I can compare to a light switch, this episode as the last episode, both came on suddenly and disappeared suddenly, both times disappearing when waking from a sleep. What do you thinK??
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The reason you have not received a conclusive answer from the doctors is because the mechanisms for mental health functioning are not clearly enough known to say why this has happened to your husband. There is much more about the mind that we don't know than what we do. The Psychiatrist will treat the symptoms and try to keep them at bay but will not be able to tell you exactly what causes the episodes or why the medication helps (if it indeed does help). Our science is not developed enough to give you the answers you so desperately want and need. I am sorry you and he are going through this it must be terribly unnerving.
All I can do is suggest you follow the psychiatrist's recommendations.
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Have you ever seen anything like this in your practice, what are some of possibilities given the clearest description of symptoms?
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Yes, it seems like some type of a transient psychosis. If a person's brain chemistry goes wacko the person can get totally crazy in an instant. If the chemistry gets right every thing can come back to normal just as fast. It is bizarre to witness. Even more bizarre to experience I am sure. You might know about postpartum psychosis. This is where a woman is normal after giving birth and then after some days or weeks goes crazy, symptoms can come on like a flash and last for a period of time and then go as fast as they came. Of course it is thought that this is caused by hormonal changes in the body.
Your psychiatrist is basically diagnosing him with a depression that markedly alters his memory and personality, (you noticed all of this when it happened except maybe the depression). Personality which we tend to think of as stable can change in an instant if the brain chemistry is altered. Yes this is unusual but as you now know it can and does happen. Because cause is so little understood treatment is limited and is largely an educated guessing game of trial and error on the part of psychiatry.
Ask me all you want and I will try to answer your questions but the basic answer is not one you or anyone in your position wants to hear. We don't know.
Another stone you can turn over is hormonal study. If indicated a holistic medical doctor can treat to balance by using bio-identical (not synthetic) hormone therapy. Drbrownstein.com is a good source for information on this. This is fringe medicine and not directly implicated for the type of condition you are describing. Some physicians believe sub-clinical (not detectable with standard lab tests) hormonal imbalance is causative or contributive to many mental and physical illnesses.
Let me know if I can be of further assistance.
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Hate to p!ss on his cornflakes, but far more straight folks are having anal sex than the LGBT folks.
And why is it that, whenever they think of us, they immediately picture sex acts? I can talk to and about heterosexuality without immediately running 9 and 1/2 weeks through my head, why can't they do us the same courtesy.
Except, of course, for them it is a "fantasy of the forbidden" – something that fascinates them, and that they fixate on, and which tends to suggest something rattling about in closets. Indeed, the more hysterical they are (like this man) the funnier it becomes.
It's also worth noting that these folks always seen to forget lesbians. The natural biological state is female; and the number of women on the planet exceed the number of men. It's reasonable to assume therefore that the number of lesbians is greater than the number of homosexual men; yet constantly these people focus on gay men only.
It says something when (generally male) politicians start going on about the "dirty, repulsive" act between men. One dost protest too much methinks.
Odd that, isn't it, that so many homophobes and religious nutters obsess about gay sex and we don't nor do the majority of heterosexuals. Quite revealing. Maybe it's something that they really want for themselves?
A while back when J. Falwell was alive and issuing fatwas on outliers, one journalist commented about him that fundamentalists seem to have an unnatural subversive fascination with anything gay.
You would have hoped that someone who is also a lawyer, which should mean he is intelligent, would know better than this.
Oh yes, he is a Roman Catholic, and the clouds anything else.
He is nothing but a bigoted old fool and should retire now and let those who are more in touch with reality take over.
at least he doesnt think we can be 'cured'
Well if he does think that, its not been reported!
Mr Gerlein, if you think that gay sex is dirty and repulsive, don't do it! But don't you dare tell me that what you find disgusting is what everybody else should find disgusting. That's a vile, totalitarian concept that you should distance yourself from immediately.
You are quite right in that he is a Roman Catholic and therefore mentally ill. He should immediately have been taken away and given some form of remedial therapy.
It's not Columbia, it's COLOMBIA! They are Colombians!
Although there's still a long way to go there as a society, the political situation for LGBT rights seems to have moved very fast over the last few years in Colombia.
I think old Gerlien is a bit deficient in the, ahem, hypothalamus himself.
[PN: Colombia/Colombian, not Columbia/n.]
How is he so sure gay sex is wrong? Has he ever tried having it with a gay man?
Colombia is spelled with two O's, not with a U. Please fix this if you are able to edit the text. Thank you.
Poor guy… had he douched beforehand he may not have found the experience so "excremental".
He looks looks the predator with it's mask
"In a rant that last for nearly twenty minutes…."
Not at all obsessed then *rolls eyes* Another case of someone taking out their frustration about their own inadequacies by attacking other people.
Would somebody please help me collar this ignorant little man so we can take him to that hotel I stayed at some months ago where they were running straight porno movies non-stop on the hotel TV channels and nearly every one of them involved women taking it "excrementally" with both the givers and the takers absolutely loving it!!!!!!
No doubt this bigot would say such women all have the same degraded hypothalamus as dirty homosexuals!
who cares what this self loathing closet thinks –
And why do these bigots obsess so much about our sex – we don't give their attempts a second thought?
He seems a bit obsessive about gay sex. Same old story I expect .
Dirty and repulsive? Sometimes. It's still awesome though!
yeah…because all homosexuals are men, right? Idiot man.
He needs to rent more porn flicks. It's fraught with hard core hetero anal sex acts.
I once read an article on an American blogsite which said that a study revealed that pornography has the highest number of subscribers in states where conservative and extreme religious nutters reside. Utah is one of them, the Mormon state I might add. Most of them are concentrated in the southern states and middle of America where most vote republican.
I wouldn't mind bettting Gerlein has some dirty little secrets of his own.
Chances are he is taking it in the rear being a politician. He most likely works for the drug cartels or some other rich scum, like most high paid prostitutes he gets a lot to bend over for them. He is also pimping for the Catholic Church, getting boys for the pedophile Catholic Priest who have escaped justice for raping children in other countries. Everybody knows the drug cartels run Columbia but the Catholic Church and the Pope likes their money and even helps them launder it.
Another case of "I have gay friends"
As though that's a 'get out of jail free card' when you've just thrown 20 minutes of insults at those same friends.
It's like Ahmadinejad saying he has "Jewish friends". Laughable.
…this unsuitable deranged twit of a senator obviously knows nothing about sex–could it be due to the fact he doesn't get any? But for a start I feel insulted because as being gay myself I do not have a filthy asshole like he may have so sex for me isn't dirty at all, and he needs to really get out more often, like other comments, what on earth does he think? That heterosexuals have cleaner sex? what a load of rubbish he most definitely is sad in my opinion.
Equally outrageous as his statements about gay sex is the supposition that he has "highly intelligent homosexual friends". Doubtful they are friends; more likely they are examples of "keep your friends close and your enemies closer".
Smaller hypothalamus or not I'm pretty certain I'm a lot smarter than Señor Gerlien. He appears to have proven that himself ;-)
Oh yeah, BTW, Colombia's finally debating equal marriage!! Yay!! :-)
No evidence whatever of smaller hypothalamus. Bogus science!
Of course it's bogus. Everything people like him ever mention in their rants is nothing more than invented rubbish, including their "close homosexual friends".
I know this is a little off topic but does anyone else think he seems to resemble Mr Potato head a little?
I had to raise an eyebrow or three when I read of a Colombian politician talking of that which is "dirty and repulsive". Colombia and its drugs cartels and corruption is the "dirty and repulsive" stain on the world. Would love to do a forensic audit of Gerlein's finances!
So on the one hand he thinks gayness is a physical 'condition' we're hardwired with which can't be helped no matter how many ex-gay therapists we visit (at least I can agree on that bit), but goes on to say everyone should condemn the gays anyhow, just because.
Nice to know he doesn't hold our fundamental nature against us.
Another senile old political fart that just wants to get some attention…too bad he has nothing positive to say about anything…can only assume he got no sex lately…got to blame someone…
Talking from experience, is he????? I wonder how small his hypothalamus is???
74-year-old Senator Roberto Gerlein is dirty and repulsive, his excremental remarks deserve condemnation, poor thing.
He "had "highly intelligent homosexual friends."
Even with small brains?
I'd like to measure his brain. Can that be arranged?
Best he doesn't do it then. I'd find sex with him pretty repulsive, I have to admit.
I'd rather have a small brain than a small mind like this senile old coffin dodger
Again, another homophobe obsessed with the graphic details of gay sex, spouting pseudoscience to support his unfounded opinions and at the same time paradoxically trying to remedy the situation with the old "I have gay friends" excuse. Nothing new.
Oh they all seem to have, "homosexual" friends but for some very strange reason, this doesn't stop them from ranting and raving against gay people. One word of advice to, Mr Gerlien; if you think that gay sex is dirty and repulsive… then you must be doing it the wrong way!
Ciertamente, un viejo político colombiano heterosexual católico debe saber todo acerca de tomarlo hasta el culo.
The nation is "Colombia" with an "o". "Columbia" with a "u" is the state capitol of South Carolina, USA.
Interesting, isn't it, that these righteous puritans always think of anal sex when they think about gay people. But when they think about straight people what do they think about?
Sounds very much the same as a politician named Fred Nile – who is also in his 70's, in the upper house chamber of the state of New South Wales in Australia!
Meh, he's probably secretly gay and wants it really bad.
What's the chances he's a closet?
ps on a point of article accuracy, he didn't say that gay men have 'smaller brains' – he said "The homosexual has a smaller hypothalamus (a portion of the brain)"
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Pink News dont care about accuracy, all they care about is advancing the gay agenda
Some of the comments by these gays shows their hypocrisy and bigotry. They get upset that this Colombian senator insults them, but, they have no problem using their bigotry against Colombia and Colombians. How pathetic of you uneducated gay bigots.
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Rajadhyaksha is part of the first group of students to take part in a 2+2 program between Penn State and Vidyalankar School of Information Technology in India. The program combines the first two years of university education in India with the final two years at Penn State York. The Vidyalankar School of Information Technology is affiliated with The University of Mumbai.
"Besides the top-notch education, I think there is so much to learn here from being independent, getting to learn different cultures, meeting new people, learning new subjects, and learning American values and culture," said Rajadhyaksha. "I will miss everyone."
Rajadhyaksha didn't waste any time getting involved on campus and took part in a variety of cultural events including Unity Week, the campus' weeklong celebration of diversity, and arranged a memorial service following the bombings in Mumbai. He was also a blogger on the Penn State York Admissions blog site and shared his experiences as an international student at the campus. He was active in promoting Penn State York in India and was the head student representative for the overall program. A familiar face throughout the campus, Rajadhyaksha made many new friends and that he says is what makes it so difficult to leave.
He already has a job and will return to Mumbai to work with Teach for India, a partner organization of Teach for America, for two years. Rajadhyaksha will be working in low income schools to change and reform their education system and infrastructure.
Rajadhyaksha will celebrate his graduation with the friends he has made in York, and his mother, who is here from India to watch him graduate.
In addition to Rajadhyaksha, other students in the program graduating are Rohan Chitalia, Krupali Kirti Desai, Kashmira Kundargi, Kiran Mody, Akhil Rane, Ashish Rane, Sayur Shah, and Bhaskar Suryakumar.
Penn State York's commencement speaker is John J. Romano, Ph.D., vice president for commonwealth campuses at The Pennsylvania State University and a former campus executive officer at York. Romano became part of the Penn State community more than four decades ago and has diligently served the University in a variety of positions throughout those years. At the end of June, he will leave his post to spend time with his family and pursue his personal interests of sailing, traveling, reading, and golfing.
A familiar face in York, Romano served as the campus executive officer at Penn State York from 1985 to 1993 and during that time was successful in increasing campus enrollments and outreach activities in York and Lancaster. He led the campaign that resulted in the building of the M. S. Grumbacher Information Sciences and Technology Center and was instrumental in helping the campus gain funding and support for the Pullo Family Performing Arts Center, the Lee R. Glatfelter Library, and the John T. and Paige S. Smith Atrium, which opened in 2005. Romano was the commencement speaker at York in fall 2005 in celebration of the first commencement in the newly opened Pullo Center.
In addition to hearing from Romano, Penn State York will continue its tradition of the open microphone where graduates can briefly speak. Top associate degree graduate Keith Glatfelter, York, Pa., associate degree graduate in mechanical engineering technology; top baccalaureate degree graduate Eric S. Rohrer, Columbia, Md., bachelor of science in electro-mechanical engineering technology; and Michael J. Renoll, Spring Grove, Pa., representing the master of education program in teaching and curriculum; will also say a few words.
Penn State York will award 28 associate degrees: 6 in business administration; 2 in electrical engineering technology; 5 in human development and family studies; 3 in information sciences and technology; 5 in letters, arts, and sciences; 6 in mechanical engineering technology, and 1 in nanofabrication manufacturing technology. The campus will award 70 baccalaureate degrees: 1 in American studies; 4 in communication arts and sciences; 6 in English; 19 in business;, 5 in electro-mechanical engineering technology; 13 in human development and family studies; 18 in information sciences and technology, and 4 in science; and 28 master of education degrees in teaching and curriculum.
Six former Penn State York students who completed their degree work at another campus of Penn State will return to their home campus, York, to receive their degrees during the ceremony. The campus will also recognize 192 baccalaureate students who began their work at Penn State York and are now eligible to move on to University Park or other campuses to complete their degree work. Penn State York offers the first two years of more than 160 Penn State majors and those students comprise most of the campus.
A reception will follow the ceremony on the first and third floor atriums of The Pullo Center.


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Great Britain took another step closer to legalizing gay marriage after passing a bill through the House of Lords in a 390-148 vote Monday.
The legislation would allow gay couples to get married in both civil and religious ceremonies in England and Wales. However, the measure bars the Church of England from performing gay marriages.
It will now go back to the House of Commons, where it's expected to win final approval.
The bill is not passing completely unopposed. Christians have gathered to pray and show their support for traditional marriage. Many conservative lawmakers are also breaking ranks with Prime Minister David Cameron over his support of the law.
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A Confidante Remembers Kennedy Jr.
John Kennedy Jr. confidante Richard Blow, former executive editor of Kennedy's political magazine, George, is poised to publish a memoir about his colleague, "American Son," excerpts of which are due to surface in Vanity Fair's May issue (hitting newsstands this week). As revealed by Reuters, in the days before Kennedy, his wife, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, and her sister, Lauren Bessette, perished in a July 1999 plane crash, the married couple was engaged in an argument that resulted in his sleeping in a hotel; Kennedy held discussions with Rupert Murdoch's sons concerning the media magnate's purchase of the financially floundering George; and Kennedy vowed to Blow that he would not pilot his own plane without an instructor, because he was recovering from an ankle injury. (There was no instructor on the ill-fated single-engine Piper Saratoga II HP airplane when it went down near Martha's Vineyard, taking the lives of all onboard.) Kennedy, according to Blow's portrait, was alternately charming and hot-tempered, and sometimes enjoyed reading about himself in gossip columns with "a sort of bemused fascination as if they were covering a stranger who happened to share his name." As for the relationship between husband and wife, "John was ecstatic in her company," writes Blow. "He would gaze upon her as if he couldn't completely believe what his eyes were taking in." Bessette, says the author, "dieted herself rail-thin, plucked her eyebrows until they were mere wisps, dyed her hair the color of white corn." Blow also said that once, when Kennedy was about to stroke the top of her head, she stopped him, saying, "I've got so many chemicals in this hair, you're going to break it."


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One-day attendees get a non-reserved seat in the rear of the theatre where all the guests appear as well as admittance to the vendors area. You get a full day of _Twilight __Saga_ fun plus the chance to see four cool stars in person! These tickets do not include autographs, photo ops, or parties which can all be purchased separately.
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Jackson Rathbone (Jasper Hale) — Saturday
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Alois Hitler
Father of Adolf Hitler
Born Jun 7, 1837
Alois Hitler was an Austrian civil servant who was the father of Adolf Hitler.
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Learn about the memorable moments in the evolution of Alois Hitler.
1837 Birth Born on June 7, 1837.
1855 18 Years Old In response to a recruitment drive by the Austrian government offering employment in the civil service to people from rural areas, Alois joined the frontier guards (customs service) of the Austrian Finance Ministry in 1855 at the age of 18.
1857 20 Years Old Supposedly, Johann Georg Hiedler, who died in 1857, relented on his deathbed and left an inheritance to his illegitimate stepson (Alois) together with his name. … Read More
1860 23 Years Old Alois Schicklgruber made steady progress in the semi-military profession of customs official. The work involved frequent re-assignments and he served in a variety of places across Austria. By 1860, after five years of service, he reached the rank of Finanzwach-Oberaufseher (Revenue guard superintendent).
1864 27 Years Old By 1864, after special training and examinations, he had advanced further and was serving in Linz, Austria.
1875 38 Years Old He later became an inspector of customs posted at Braunau am Inn in 1875. … Read More
1876 39 Years Old 3 More Events
As a rising young junior customs official, he used his birth name of Schicklgruber, but in mid-1876, 39 years old and well established in his career, he asked permission to use his stepfather's family name. … Read More
1877 40 Years Old The official change, registered at the government office in Mistelbach in 1877 transformed him into "Alois Hitler".
1880 43 Years Old … Smith states that Alois had numerous affairs in the 1870s, resulting in his wife initiating legal action; on 7 November 1880 Alois and Anna separated by mutual agreement. … Read More
1882 45 Years Old On 13 January 1882, Matzelsberger gave birth to Hitler's illegitimate son, also named Alois, but since they were not married, the child's last name was Matzelsberger, making him "Alois Matzelsberger". … Read More
1883 46 Years Old He then legitimized his son as Alois Hitler, Jr. Alois' second child, Angela, was born on 28 July 1883. … Read More
1885 48 Years Old 1 More Event
Permission came, and on 7 January 1885 a wedding was held at Hitler's rented rooms on the top floor of the Pommer Inn. … Read More
1889 52 Years Old On April 20, 1889, she gave birth to another son, future Nazi dictator Adolf. … Read More
1895 58 Years Old … He moved his family to the farm and retired on 25 June 1895 at the age of 58 after 40 years in the customs service. … Read More
1903 66 Years Old 1 More Event
On the morning of 3 January 1903, Hitler went to the Gasthaus Wiesinger (No.1 Michaelsbergstrasse, Leonding) as usual to drink his morning glass of wine. … Read More
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Living My Sicily Dream Through The Scent of Light Blue
I've always had a soft spot in my heart for citrus scent because it is so refreshing. Been in love with the scent of D&G Light Blue by Oliver Cresp since the first time.
Now, summer is over but I still feel wearing the scent everyday of the year. Light Blue to my nose is a very energizing, happy scent. It opens up with the refreshing zingy lemon notes, pleasantly sharp maybe because of the cedar. After it has had time to warm up on the skin the floral notes come into play. But very subtly. I find a delicious watery humid note mixed in with a whisper of rose. Maybe it's the bamboo that gives it that humid quality. I sprayed my self with it in the morning and now its late evening and I'm enjoying the delicious woody dry down. I choose to wear it until now.
I remember we had an OJT duty at the delivery section of the hospital wearing scrub suit. After duty, time to go to my real night duty work at the call center. I just had a little time and can't go home so I need to change to my work suit and ask my nursing guy friend to bring home with him my scrub suit. At work, he sent me a text message asking what's the name of my perfume cause he so much loved it and want to buy one for his girlfriend. It was funny, cause he told me he sniffed on my scrub suit and liked the scent so much. Silly!
Light blue (for women) perfume by D&G is a casual breezy sparkling floral citrus scent that evokes the spirit of Sicilian summers. Perfect for the tropical season here in the Philippines, always warm during day time all of the year.
D&G describes this as a refreshing scent with mouthwatering notes of lemon, lime, apple, bluebells, cedar, calming bamboo and rose that evokes the image of South woods on the seashore making it the perfect blend for a hot summer day.
It is my dream to go to Sicily, a summer escapade with my sweet lover. I find everything I have imagined trapped inside this bottle. It evokes images of clear blue skies, sparkling Mediterranean sea, scary twisted road, want to try Sicilian seafood, branches of trees laden with huge scented lemons, the smells, the sounds (sigh) until then, I must live my dream through this beautiful scent that has captured the perfect Sicilian summer in a bottle. That's the only fulfillment for my dream…just for now!
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Before the hammer fell on former state Treasurer Thomas Ravenel's cocaine use, his powerful and well-connected father warned him authorities were on his trail, according to Ravenel's first interview with investigators.
"You better watch out; SLED's following you," the younger Ravenel recalled his father telling him. "They hear you're doing coke and all this."
"Like a dad would," a State Law Enforcement Division official questioning Ravenel answers him almost sympathetically.
"Yeah," Ravenel answers. "He said SLED's following you."
The interview appears in a government transcript obtained by The Post and Courier in which the younger Ravenel describes a phone tip from his father, Arthur Ravenel Jr., a former state lawmaker and congressman who serves on the Charleston County School Board.
The interview, dated June 15, 2007, was the government's first confrontation with Thomas Ravenel, who'd been approached by agents in the Statehouse complex parking garage. Days later, he was indicted on a federal cocaine charge, triggering the end of a political career some thought would lead the next generation of Republicans.
"I guess he was right," Thomas Ravenel also tells the official.
Or instead of being right, the elder Ravenel may have hit on a fortunate coincidence. He had no way of knowing that his son was under investigation, and his comments were a bluff and a scare tactic after he'd heard rumors about his son, the SLED official who conducted the interview in June said Tuesday.
"This was a well-guarded secret," Lt. Frank O'Neal said of the drug probe. "It was entirely a bluff. His father never heard anything from SLED or any other law enforcement entity." Arthur Ravenel Jr.'s story checked out, officials said.
The elder Ravenel told a similar story Tuesday. He said he'd received a call from a friend who'd heard Thomas Ravenel might have been involved in drugs and wanted to confront him.
The transcript additionally offers a glimpse into a drug-fueled society nightlife in Charleston, alleged to stretch from the trendy Upper King Street bar district to South of Broad mansions, as agents were trying to gather as much, and as many names, from Ravenel as they could regarding the cocaine scene for an investigation that continues today.
"Well that's the thing down there. It's just like alcohol down here," O'Neal, who supervises a section of the state grand jury, says of cocaine in Charleston.
The transcripts also show that Thomas Ravenel wondered if the case was being pressed by his political enemies, prompting him to concede that he'd given up any thought of running for the U.S. Senate.
"I've been talking about running for U.S. Senate but, you know, I'm not going to. I don't run for anything ever again because, you know, somehow I feel, well wrongly feel, based on what you told me, people are out to get me, you know," he said.
O'Neal answers that politics had nothing to do with the state and federal investigation that pulled Thomas Ravenel in.
"Well, there probably are people out to get you, you know, but that's in a political realm and we don't have anything to do with that," he said.
Earlier in the exchange O'Neal also told Thomas Ravenel, "It wouldn't matter if it was you or President Bush."
In the interview, Thomas Ravenel isn't very supportive of his co- defendant and supplier, Mike Miller, a 26-year-old deejay, who was indicted on cocaine charges along with Ravenel and likewise received a 10-month sentence last week.
Thomas Ravenel says he'd seen Miller, whom he knew only as "Hash," around town and that he'd shown up to a house party at his home South of Broad. That was probably around 2005. Eventually Ravenel was buying coke from him by the gram, court records contend.
"And one time he came over to my house and, like, he wouldn't leave," Ravenel tells the official. "I couldn't get the guy outta there."
The subject of Miller's name comes up later in the interview, when O'Neal says nobody on the street knows what Hash's real name is.
"The only reason I know," O'Neal says, is "because we've been following him for the last couple years."
Thomas Ravenel responds: "Yeah. I wish y'all would have picked him up a year ago (laughs)."


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GrrlScientist's wild rice & mushrooms dressing with fresh sage
SUMMARY: this is my first experiment with redesigning a meat dish into a vegetarian dish.
This dish was part of the holiday feast that I prepared a couple weeks ago, and I enjoyed it so much that I have decided I want to convert it into a vegetarian dish. This is my first experiument with doing just that. The recipe I used is below the jump. I welcome your suggestions and experimental results in the comment thread.
wild rice & mushrooms dressing with fresh sage
250 mL (1 cup) wild rice
75 mL (1/3 cup) butter (I used mostly olive oil and added 30 mL butter)
1L (4 cups) white bread, cubed and dried or toasted
250 mL (1 cup) Shiitake mushroom caps, washed and dried, then sliced into strips
250 mL (1 cup) oyster mushrooms, washed and dried, then sliced into strips
250 mL (1 cup) chanterelle mushrooms, washed and dried, then sliced into strips (note: instead of fresh wild mushrooms, this time I used a mix of 150 grams dried mushrooms -- shiitake, chanterelle, oyster -- that had been soaked in water for 24 hours)
4 fresh shallots, sliced into rings
1 each; fresh red, orange and yellow Bell peppers, cubed
30 mL (2T) fresh sage, cut with herbs scissors
5 mL (1t) salt
5 mL (1t) freshly ground black pepper corns
350 mL (1 1/2 cup) mushroom water with powdered vegetable stock added
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Canned Food Nights
BECKLEY — Theatre West Virginia announces its 12th year of canned food nights and will perform the following:
Tuesday: "Honey in the Rock"
Wednesday: "Hatfields and McCoys"
Showtime is 8:15 p.m. Attendees from five West Virginia counties (Raleigh, Fayette, Summers, Mercer and Wyoming) may help their neighbors and enjoy an evening under the stars. Admissions for each attendee will be a nonperishable food item or household paper product, all of which will be given to the Salvation Army. Those living in other counties may attend at the regular ticket rate. Reservations recommended.
For information, call (304) 256-6800.
'Sleeping Beauty'
INWOOD — Inwood Performing Arts Company's 25th anniversary performance will be June 13-15 at the Musselman High School auditorium. Performance times are 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. Guest artists include Amanda Diel and Daniel Mallott of the Louisville Ballet.
For more information, call (304) 229-3209.
Ballet performance
HAGERSTOWN, Md. — The Potomac Classical Youth Ballet Company's annual spring performance will be at 7:30 p.m. June 14 at the historic Maryland Theater. The program will include dancers from the full company, as well as Company II, the training ground for the program. Several graduating seniors will perform solos. Tickets are $10 and are available at the Maryland Theater box office.
For more information, call (301) 790-2000.
SHEPHERDSTOWN — The Full Circle Theater Company will perform the white-knuckled psychological thriller "Extremities" at 8 p.m. June 14 and at 2:30 p.m. June 15 at Reynolds Hall, on the campus of Shepherd University. Tickets are $15 for regular admission and $8 for students. Group discounts are available. All box office and concessions proceeds will benefit the Shenandoah's Women's Center.
For more information or to reserve a seat, call (304) 268-7798.
SHEPHERDSTOWN — The Contemporary American Theater Festival will launch a five-play season, running from July 9 to Aug. 3. Titles include "The Overwhelming," "Pig Farm," "Stick Fly," "A View of the Harbor" and "Wrecks." Single ticket prices are $26, with CATCards available to see four or all five shows at a discounted price.
For more information, call (304) 876-3473 or visit www.catf.org.
Goose Route
SHEPHERDSTOWN — Goose Route Arts Collaborative announced the dates and artist line-up for the eighth annual Goose Route Dance Festival. Concerts are at 7 p.m. July 11 and 18; 7 p.m. July 12 and 19 and 3 p.m. July 13 and 20. Unless otherwise noted, all events take place at the War Memorial Building,102 E. German St.
This year's festival will feature concerts, lectures, shows and classes for children, master classes, and a teacher training program. Four concerts will each be presented twice, Friday night and Saturday matinee; and Saturday night and Sunday matinee. The number of tickets sold for each performance will be limited to improve on the crowded conditions of last year's sold-out shows and give people a second chance to catch a performance.
Tickets are $12 in advance ($10 for students/seniors); $15 at the door ($12 for students/seniors). Master classes for adults and teens in modern dance technique and contact improvisation, taught by visiting dance artists, are 10:30 a.m. July 12, 13,19 and 20 and cost $12 each (or all for $40).
Classes for kids (free) take place on July 10 at the Martinsburg-Berkeley County Public Library (time TBD), July 17 at the Shepherdstown Day Care Center (for Day Care enrollees), and 9:30 a.m. July 12 and 19. Open dress rehearsals, free for kids, take place on July 11 and 18.
Two free lectures are also planned for each weekend. The Goose Route Dance Festival will also host the West Virginia Dance Teacher Institute, co-sponsored by the Appalachian Education Initiative. This free teacher training program is open by application to all West Virginia public school teachers of dance and include workshops in all facets of dance training, fundraising, and production. The institute takes place July 16-20.
For more information and to order tickets, call (304) 876-6751 or visit www.gooseroute.org.
The MET
FREDERICK, Md. — The Maryland Ensemble Theater will present:
Through June 21: "Company"
For more information or tickets, call the MET Box Office at (301) 694-4744.
Maryland Theatre
HAGERSTOWN — The Maryland Theatre hosts the following:
Saturday: Dance Studio "Driven to Dance"
Oct. 4: John Tesh
Nov. 29: Chris McDonald's Memories of Elvis in Concert
To purchase tickets or for more information, call (301) 790-3500. For additional information, visit www.md-theatre.org.
Old Opera House
CHARLES TOWN — The Old Opera House Theatre Company presents its productions:
July 25-27: Summer youth festival presents "The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe"
Sept. 4-7, 11-14: "The Full Monty," musical-comedy
Oct. 24-26, 31 and Nov. 1-2: "Night Watch," a thriller
Dec. 5-7, 11-14: "Christmas Belles," southern comedy
For tickets, call (888) 900-SHOW.
Shenandoah Conservatory
WINCHESTER, Va. — Shenandoah Conservatory's 2007-2008 season includes the following:
Wednesday to June 22: "Singin' in the Rain"
June 25 to July 6: "Fiddler on the Roof"
July 9-20: "Jesus Christ Superstar"
July 23 to Aug. 3: "The Producers"
For more information, call (540) 665-4569.
Weinberg Center
FREDERICK, Md. — The Weinberg Center for the Arts will host the following events:
Sunday and Monday: Dance Unlimited On Stage 2008
June 15: Gotta Dance 2008
June 21: Driven to Dance 2008
For more information or tickets, call (301) 600-2828.
Way Off Broadway
FREDERICK, Md. — The Way Off Broadway Dinner Theatre and Children's Theatre presents its productions:
Through June 28: "Sleeping Beauty"
Through June 29: "The Sound of Music"
Sept. 5 to Nov. 8: "Thoroughly Modern Millie"
Sept. 14 to Nov. 9: "Jack and The Beanstalk"
Nov. 15 to Jan. 11: "A Furry Christmas Carol"
Nov. 21 to Jan. 3: "A Christmas Time of Year"
Shows run every Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening, as well as for select Sunday matinee performances.
For more information, call the box office at (301) 662-6600 or visit www.wayoffbroadway.com.
Wayside Theatre
MIDDLETOWN, Va. — The Wayside Theatre will present the following performances:
July 12 to Aug. 30: "Always Patsy Cline"
For more information or tickets, call (540) 869-1776.


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With the Federal Reserve running out of options, maybe Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke will finally get the chance to live up to his "Helicopter Ben" moniker. But he'd have to get creative to do it.
The helicopter drop began as a thought experiment by Milton Friedman – what would happen if a helicopter flew over a community and dropped cash? – that economists have since tapped as a way a central bank could boost growth in an environment where interest rates are ultra low.
To engineer a helicopter drop, the Fed would have to not just print money, but print it and give it away to people without them providing anything (labor, stocks, etc.) in return. So absent using actual helicopters, the Fed would have to come up with some sort of method of getting the cash into people's hands. The one Mr. Bernanke suggested in his famous 2002 helicopter speech was for Congress to pass a broad-based tax cut with the Fed buying the debt the government issued to fund the cut.
In today's political climate, convincing a gridlocked Congress to go along with the idea Mr. Bernanke laid out is an obvious nonstarter. So here's a modest proposal: The Fed should start buying trillions of dollars in lottery tickets.
Think of it. The Fed's lottery purchases would boost the level of lottery payouts that winners received, boosting their spending power. If nobody won, the cash would go into the coffers of the 43 states that run lotteries, allowing them to cut taxes or increase spending. And on the off chance that the Fed won, it simply wouldn't bother to collect.
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With the rapid changes in the regulatory environment, one lending expert reminded credit unions to be gentle with their compliance officers.
"Your compliance person isn't the most loved person in the organization so it's important that they report at a certain level and not be subject to influence by business areas of the credit union," said Bill Klewin, lending compliance leader at CUNA Mutual Group, speaking at the CUNA Lending Council's annual conference Tuesday in New Orleans.
The regulations, coupled with the effect of the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, will impact all areas of a credit union's operation, including debit and credit cards, home equity and consumer loans, tellers, mortgage loans, human resources, compensation plans and auditing, to name a few, Klewin said.
A key to making the compliance position effective is finding a quality staffer capable of handling complicated compliance issues, Klewin suggested.
"You can build, buy or rent for this important position. One, you can take someone from within your organization and give them the training and tools to be good at it, or you can go out and buy someone with a proven track record of compliance expertise, but that can be expensive," he said, adding another alternative is to outsource some of the work, like the credit union's documents business.
Klewin said it isn't clear yet what approach the CFPB will take but it appears the agency is data driven. He encouraged credit unions to make use of the comment period process to speak out on any proposed rules.
"They may take a disclosure or change in a rule and take it to the people affected to determine a course," Klewin said. "It's a remarkably different approach and the old way of doing disclosures may go right out the window. It may make sense but it would be very foreign to how credit unions and regulators are accustomed to operating."


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would you buy?
I wonder if snowboarding gear were modeled after motorcycle clothing with some padding it would take off?
I would. I wore my protective gear all season. Having it built in would be helpful. The problem I think would be that it's another variable for fitting and selection. Might make more sense to have separate armour undergarments that are made by the same company as the outerwear and integrate into them in some way.
Not sure how it could ever be implemented in the way it is designed to work though...
I mean, lets take a look at trousers, how many people wear them as they are meant to be worn, in snowboarding they are baggy, which means they slip down, and that immediately means that the protection is ineffective...
With a coat it is slightly different, elbows should always be at elbows, unless of course you are the type of person that buys an oversize baggy jacket, then the same reasoning allies...
Back protector well that is simple, for it to be effective it needs to be strapped against the body, could never happen with a jacket...
Take a look at stuff that already exists with protection built in... Gloves as an example... LEVEL GLOVES are probably the best way to describe this, they have wrist protection built in, yet in Norway there is not one supplier that stocks them, you can buy without protection but not with... And how many people wear wrist protectors but have never had level gloves...
Integrated protection just is not a viable option... Especially when you think that protection can wear out a lot quicker than the garments you wear do... ;)
Yeah that's the trouble. My textile motorcycle jacket fits pretty tight, I couldn't wear a sweater underneath it, just a long sleeve T-shirt at the most! The armour needs to stay put to do it's job.
For snowboarding you need to twist way more.
I wear Demon brand armour layers in between my base and my shell. That is it for all temps... Unless it's super warm and then I lose the shell!
This was done about 9 years ago with a company called Aegis. It was over priced and harder to sell due to you had to fit it properly otherwise it didn't work.
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The style of loose fitted clothing in snowboarding; would only provide a limited amount of protection. I did some research on motorcycle protection and they have a few options to strap the protection to the body itself example..
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Are you guys playing full tackle football on snowboards or something?
i have a d3o beanie... its gives me weird pressure points...:dunno:
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Ready to hit the ice.
OP, as already mentioned, integrated body armor would be difficult to fit. Everyone is shaped differently (different femur/humerus/radius and ulna lengths: knee pad and elbow placement; short torso/long torso: spine protection; pelvis sizes and shapes: sacrum/coccyx placement, etc). It'd be tough.
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ST. LOUIS -- A few days ago, Blues head coach Ken Hitchcock sat with the assembled media and broke down his first-round opposition.
The name that got him to sit up in his chair and widen his eyes when talking about him was that of Martin Havlat.
"I've coached against Havlat [when Hitchcock coached in Philadelphia] where he was the best player in every game -- it wasn't even close," the Blues head coach said Tuesday. "He was better than [Marian] Hossa. So I know what he can do."
Regrettably for the Blues and their boisterous fans Thursday night, Hitchcock proved to be far more prescient than he would have liked.
Havlat scored twice, his second tally a knife in the heart of Blues fans 3:34 into double overtime to hand the veteran Sharks a 3-2 victory in Game 1 of their best-of-seven, first-round series.
"I just try to enjoy the time in the playoffs," Havlat said after his team's big win.
This, of course, was the point when the Sharks dealt for him last summer. While Havlat's career stagnated with the Minnesota Wild, Sharks GM Doug Wilson saw a player who still had big-game ability if surrounded with the right supporting cast. He also saw a player with 28 points (12-16) in his past 26 playoff games before this year, a player that raises his game come spring time.
"He has that reputation, that's one of the reasons why he was acquired," Sharks head coach Todd McLellan said after Thursday night's game. "He lived up to it tonight."
It's no coincidence the Sharks' late-season resurgence went hand in hand with Havlat's return from injury March 15. With him out of the lineup for 39 games, San Jose's top-six forward group look unbalanced and lacked cohesiveness. With Havlat in the lineup this season, the Sharks were 25-11-3.
Mind you, Havlat was nearly the goat on this night. His ill-advised decision to trip Blues goalie Jaroslav Halak 200 feet from the Sharks net 6:31 into the third period was the kind of penalty that drives coaches crazy. And often loses games. With Havlat sitting in the box, Patrik Berglund scored his second goal of the night -- what felt at the time like the dagger goal -- to give the Blues a 2-1 lead as Scottrade Center rocked.
Luckily for Havlat, Andrew Desjardins tied it up with 5:16 to play in the third period to set up extra time.
And it was Havlat's chance to atone for that penalty.
"For sure, because that was a stupid penalty I took," Havlat said. "I can't take penalties like that."
While Havlat provided the timely goals, netminder Antti Niemi was a rock in net for San Jose. It was hard to read any series preview without hearing about the decided edge the Blues had in goal. Hard not to think that with the Blues leading the league with the fewest goals against. Halak was certainly solid on Thursday night, but Niemi looked dominant. And confident. And calm.
There is no double overtime unless Niemi stops all 14 shots he faced in the first overtime period when the Blues delivered their best pressure of the game.
"He looks comfortable, that's for sure," Sharks winger Ryane Clowe said. "He was probably our best penalty killer tonight. And definitely in the first overtime he was real sharp. We expect that from him at this time of year."
It's a funny thing about Niemi. Not a lot of people believe he's really up to the task even though he won a Cup with Chicago in 2010 and led the Sharks to the conference finals last season. That's a lot of playoff hockey the past few years and it's a time of year when Niemi appears at ease.
"Yeah, I don't know why, but yes for sure," the soft-spoken Finnish netminder said. "It's the biggest pressure but you just get excited for it."
The playoffs are all about pressure. And now that pressure really shifts to the young Blues. This was exactly what San Jose had in mind before the series, take Game 1 and see how the young favorites react. After all, the Sharks had been there many times over the years.
"We've been on the other side," Sharks blueliner Dan Boyle said. "You start at home you're expected to win Game 1 and then you don't want to go down in the hole 0-2. We've done that. It was a big win for us tonight."
The Blues can't complain much with their game. They outshot the Sharks 42-34 and handed San Jose's dangerous power play only three chances. Pretty close to what you want if you're St. Louis. But that's just it. The Blues gave their A game and the Sharks survived it.
Now the question is how the young core of the Blues reacts. This is when you really find out just how ready this team is to win at this time of year.
"We'll take it hard tonight, we'll get ready tomorrow, and come back with a better effort [on Saturday night]," Hitchcock said. "It was one game, it was a heck of a hockey game. Probably the best game of the playoffs so far, at least that I've seen. Two good teams going at it. There's not much difference between the two teams."
Maybe not much to choose from between two good hockey clubs, such is the story really in all four Western Conference series, but the contrast lies in playoff experience.
That came in handy Thursday night in overtime. The Sharks didn't panic when the Blues pressed. They've been here before. They went 5-1 in overtime last spring and understand what it's all about.
"Especially between periods, we did talk about it, a lot of us have been here before, the last few years both winning and losing in overtime," McLellan said. "I thought there was a calmness with our team. Even when they [the Blues] had a real good push in the first overtime for about 10 minutes, there was still a calmness on the bench. For me, that's a sign of veteran leadership and experience."
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Description: The Lower Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Plain covers the low-lying areas to the south of the Canadian Shield and north of various highland systems in the United States. In addition to important lakeshore habitats and associated wetlands, this region was originally covered with a mixture of oak-hickory, northern hardwood, and mixed-coniferous forests. Very little of the forests remains today due primarily to agricultural conversion. The highest priority bird in remnant forests is the Cerulean Warbler. Because of agriculture, this is now the largest and most important area of grassland in the Northeast, providing habitat for such species as Henslows Sparrow and Bobolink. Agricultural abandonment may temporarily favor shrub-nesting species, such as Golden-winged Warbler and American Woodcock, but increasingly, agricultural land is being lost to urbanization. This physiographic area also is extremely important to stopover migrants, attracting some of the largest concentrations of migrant passerines, hawks, shorebirds, and waterbirds in eastern North America. Much of these concentrations occurs along threatened lakeshore habitats.
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BORGER - H.E. "Jack" Guynes, 89, died Tuesday, May 23, 2006.
No services are scheduled. Arrangements are by Minton/Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.
Mr. Guynes was born on June 21, 1916, in Wheeler and was a Borger resident since 1948. He was the retired owner of Guynes Signs. He married Vergie Ashley on May 29, 1939, in Clovis, N.M.
He was preceded in death by his son-in-law, Terry Lehman, on May 5, 2006.
Survivors include his wife; a son, Harlen Guynes and wife Charlotte of Lynchburg, Va.; three daughters, Edith Stanley of Borger, Twila Lehmann of San Angelo and Mary Jo Smith and husband Porter of Ruidosa, N.M.; a brother, Clyde R. Guynes and wife Anita of Crosby; two sisters, Florene Beaty of Wheeler and Pressley Holler of Browerville, Minn.; nine grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Odyssey Hospice, 6900 W. Interstate 40, Suite 150, Amarillo, TX 79106.
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Exhibition or not, he wanted his team to atone for last year's crushing 153-132 loss to the West in the 56th All-Star Game played in Las Vegas.
"We were destroyed last year," Rivers, coach of the conference-leading Boston Celtics, said before Sunday night's game at the New Orleans Arena. "The guys who were part of that last year, I think will remember that. So it could be a really good game. At least I'm hoping for that."
Apparently Rivers delivered the same message to the players in the pregame locker room.
They listened.
The East's 134-128 victory over the West had players talking postgame about Eastern Conference pride, about coming together with just one formal practice Saturday, about having fun, but most important about winning.
"This is more of a statement about what happened to us last year in Vegas," said guard Jason Kidd, who had 10 assists and four steals in his ninth, and possibly last, game as an Eastern Conference All-Star should his trade to the Dallas Mavericks be consummated today. "Those last two minutes, you could see everybody wanted to win. For the players and the fans, it was great."
The East watched as the West erased a 16-point third-quarter deficit to tie the score at 125 in the final minutes on a 3-point basket by Hornets guard Chris Paul.
But the East finished the game on a 9-3 run.
"We were trying to show everybody that we were serious," said Toronto center Chris Bosh, who was a member of the 2007 All-Stars and started for the injured Kevin Garnett. Bosh finished with 14 points and seven rebounds. "They beat us pretty bad last year. It was kind of embarrassing to be out there with a huge deficit like that. We're competitors. We want to win. We don't care if it was an exhibition.
"Last year it was 'destroyed,' 'massacred.' You could use your imagination. This is what it's about. You have to have pride in your conference. You have to unite, try to win the game, then kill each other later on in the season."
Four of the East's five starters finished the game in double figures. MVP LeBron James of the Cavaliers had 27 points, nine assists and eight rebounds.
Miami guard Dwyane Wade had 14 points, and Saturday night's slam dunk champion, Dwight Howard of the Orlando Magic, finished with 16. Howard was 7-of-7 from the field. He also had nine rebounds, three steals and a blocked shot.
The Celtics' Ray Allen, who played for the injured Caron Butler of the Wizards, had a game-high 28 points.
"It was all about winning," said Wade, who was also a starter in last year's loss. "This was probably the most fun I've had at the All-Star Game. Being in the locker room, guys were in there and we were having fun, but it was all about winning at the end of the day. You could tell at the end that we really wanted to win."
Eight of the 12 players on the Eastern Conference squad witnessed last year's glitter gulch debacle, including Detroit teammates Richard Hamilton and Chauncey Billups, reserves for the second year in a row.
"We wanted to win this year," said Hamilton, who finished with nine points. "With how we played last year, we were kind of disappointed. This year we really wanted to come out with the win."
"They closed the gap," Billups said, "and made it a game. We got the crowd into it. It was a very good game. Everybody is here to have fun. But everybody wants to win. There is a lot of pride in winning this game."
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"Gifts" of discarded Christmas trees - sometimes in large quantities - have arrived almost daily at Midway Beach in Berkeley Township, between Seaside Park and Island Beach State Park, in Ocean County.
Solazzo and other residents are grateful for the pungent balsams, pines, and firs, which will help rebuild Midway's sand dunes, decimated by the ferocious Hurricane Sandy in October.
"The outpouring has been amazing," said Solazzo, 40, a union electrician and environmental advocate who has used social media to get the word out about the tree drive.


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