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What Is Insomnia?
Insomnia can be a short-term or chronic condition, but it always involves problems with falling or staying asleep. Short-term (transient) insomnia can be caused by illness, stress, travel, or environmental factors. Long-term (chronic) insomnia may be due to underlying psychological or physical conditions.
Who Is At Risk?
Anyone can get insomnia, but it is generally more common in women than in men. The elderly are particularly at risk for insomnia.
Diagnosing Insomnia
A doctor will make a diagnosis of insomnia based on information about your sleep patterns. Your doctor may ask:
- How long does it take you to fall asleep at night?
- How many times during the night do you wake up?
- Do you experience daytime fatigue?
- Do you have a medical condition that may interfere with sleep?
- What medications do you take (including prescription drugs, over-the counter drugs, and herbs or supplements?)
- Do you drink alcohol or smoke?
Your doctor may also ask you to keep a sleep diary to record specific sleep-related information.
Treating Insomnia
- Sleep hygiene is an important first step for controlling insomnia. These simple self-help measures include establishing a regular bedtime routine, regulating mealtimes and fluid consumption, and limiting caffeine consumption.
- Behavioral therapy methods include various approaches for training new sleep behaviors and helping patients relax and sleep well. Behavioral therapy can help treat insomnia in people of all ages.
- If self-help or behavioral therapy do not solve the problem, a doctor may prescribe medications for use on a short-term basis. Non-benzodiazepine sedative hypnotics are usually the preferred type of drugs. They include zolpidem (Ambien, generic), zaleplon (Sonata), eszopiclone (Lunesta), and ramelteon (Rozerem). These drugs can cause side effects, and it is important that your doctor explains the risks of these drugs and the precautions you need to take.


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At 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, the Maui Arts & Cultural Center will present the 30th anniversary edition of one of America's most beloved movies.
"E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial" will be shown on the giant screen in Yokouchi Pavilion, from Academy Award-winning director Steven Spielberg.
It will captivate audiences of all ages. The MACC will offer free admission and encourages families to bring low beach chairs, towels or blankets to relax outdoors on the A&B Amphitheater lawn.
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The 30th anniversary of E.T. returns to Maui on Sunday.
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The timeless story follows the unforgettable journey of a lost alien and that of a 10-year-old boy he befriends.
Join Elliot (Henry Thomas), Gertie (Drew Barrymore) and Michael (Robert MacNaughton) as they come together to help E.T. find his way back home. The cast is rounded out by Dee Wallace as the kids' mother and Peter Coyote as the government agent. When it was released by Universal Pictures, E.T. became a blockbuster, surpassing Star Wars to become the highest-grossing film - a record it held for ten years. Now digitally remastered with enhanced picture and sound for its 30th anniversary, it should be fun.


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Power outage on campus
Published Saturday, 26th January 2013
A power outage on the Main Tyler Junior College campus today forced the cancellation of an SAT exam and the postponement of men's and women's basketball games.
One building, Genecov Science Building, was evacuated because of smoke caused by the sudden loss of power to electrical motors.
The outage occurred about 11:20 a.m.
Students taking the SAT exam in Jenkins Hall were asked to leave and the exam was canceled.
Two residence halls were not affected by the power outage, which involved a main power line near the intersection of Baxter Avenue and Lake Street. Hudnall Hall and Bateman Hall both have full electrical power.
Men's and women's basketball games against Paris Junior College have been rescheduled for 2 p.m. (ladies) and 4 p.m. on Sunday, in Wagstaff Gym.
Maintenance crews said initial repairs will take until at least late tonight. It is hoped that full power will be restored by midnight. However, further electrical work will need to be completed at a later date as the outage caused significant damage to underground power lines.
All scheduled classes and activities for the day have been canceled.
Resident students of halls without power will be offered the opportunity to move temporarily to Bateman and Hudnall halls.
Author: Fred M. Peters
All power has been restored. Facilities and Construction will continue to work on minor issues, but nothing that should impede full operation of campus. Dorms are available for occupation as well as Wagstaff Gymnasium.
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How long do you abstain from meat for?
Smoothies made of coconut milk, avocado, berries, etc. might get you through it, or green salads topped with whatever invertebrates you eat (oysters? insects?). If you fast for less than two days, I'd say just try a long IF and save yourselves some headaches.


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According to ESPN reports, the Clippers announced that in this year's champion Blake - Griffin will have 3-4 weeks to rest because of a sprained right shoulder.
Griffin was all high hopes for this year, and his summer league in Las Vegas is also sufficient to show the strength of their own, but now he must be careful to manage their condition.
Griffin is third in the summer league games ,though he is injured, but he is still the best league players will be income-winning pocket. Griffin in the summer league, the game can get 19.2 points and 10.8 rebounds.
Griffin is said accepted the Clippers team doctor of the inspection Tuesday in the United States , the experts in the field of Dr. Liu Yisi ultimate right shoulder for the diagnosis of a sprained shoulder.
Clippers at the same time that Griffin will not participate in local time Wednesday from the U.S. national team began training camp short-term. This is a precautionary measure to avoid aggravating injuries Griffin, but it might affect his participation in next year's World Championships.
U.S. coach Mike Krzyzewski said this week he was very much looking forward to the second of want to see the performance of Griffin, but I am sorry.
Short-term U.S. national team training camp is designed for the selection and use of elite athletes through the training camp, a coach can observe each candidate's performance and strength, the final decision whether staff. The recent U.S. team in next year's goal is winning championships. Griffin injuries, affecting the effectiveness of his country in this supreme honor. However, through treatment and recovery, he will continue to be the league under the NBA season a dazzling star.
Now, the Clippers and the Griffin, I have to do is a positive attitude towards the treatment of a shoulder injury, and to ensure that treatment and recovery process foolproof, can not let a shining new star has just begun started to fall off. If Griffin left after-effects because of the injury, it would be all of us do not want to see, the League of the history of the mass of the "glass person" is a lesson.


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Tickets available for AASC
ladies luncheon Nov. 5
ALLIANCE - Tickets are available for the fall ladies luncheon to be held at noon Nov. 5 at the Alliance Area Senior Center, 602 Vine Ave. Cost is $12 per person. Tickets must be purchased in advance by calling 330-821-3348.
SPL's adult book discussion
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SALEM- "The Whip" by Karen Kondazian is the book choice for the November meeting of Salem Public Library's Adult Book Discussion Group at 7 p.m. Nov. 26 at the library, 821 E. State St.
"The Whip" is inspired by the true story of a woman, Charlotte "Charley" Parkhurst (1812-1879), who lived most of her extraordinary life as a man. Charley Parkhurst was one of the finest stage coach drivers Wells Fargo had during the dangerous gold rush days. But there's one thing Wells Fargo never knew about Charley: Charlotte was a woman. In her fiction debut, actress Kondazian dares to imagine the life such a dedicated disguise artist might have lived.
No registration is required. Copies of the book are available in advance of the meeting in the Adult Services Department.
Local author to speak
at Carnegie Public Library
EAST LIVERPOOL-Author Kathryn Blystone Watkins will hold a book signing event from 10 a.m. to noon Nov. 11 at the Carnegie Public Library, 219 E. 4th St.
Watkins, a resident of Rogers, will be available to sign copies of her book series, Log Cabin Stories, which includes over 40 books of nonfiction, educational, fun and enlightening stories featuring the animals on Watkins farm.
For information contact 877-727-0697 or Michelle Whitman at email@example.com.
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COLUMBIANA- The Fairfield-Waterford Class of 1959 will meet for breakfast at 9 a.m. Nov. 2 at the Skyline Diner in Salem.
R-Weigh weight groups
recognize weekly winners
SALEM-The R-Weigh weight support groups met Monday Oct. 14 and Oct. 21 at the First Friends church and lost 24 and 25 pounds below their lowest weight for the weeks.
On Oct. 14 JoAnne Bogdan presided at the day group. The good losers at the day group were Evelyn Peters, Helen Baker and Carol Jules. Rachel Weaver was the goalie for the week. The good loser on Oct. 21 was Helen Baker and Bogdan was the goalie for the week. Annie Katz won the $10 can-do award and Jules reached her one-fourth way to goal weight.
Linda Lude presided at the evening meeting on Oct. 14 and Diane Hart was the secretary pro temp. The good losers for the week were Sara Smith and Hart. Peggy Kurtz was the goalie for the week.
Barb Smith presided at the evening meeting on Oct. 21. Jeri Hefner and Nancy Stryffeler were the good losers for the week. Lisa Jones and Eleanor Billet were the goalies for the week. Kurtz gave the inspiration at the evening meetings both weeks.
Members at both school sessions said the R-Weigh prayer and did an exercise song, did a nutritional quiz and discussed their weeks homework. Goal teachers filled out the student report cards and teachers report and gave all students losing a pound or more $1 and goals who stayed the same or lost got $1. Gainers paid $1. The seventh-grade class in the morning group and the junior class at the evening meetings won the school contest and each classmate losing a pound got $1. The afternoon eighth-grade class and the freshmen class won the school contest at the evening group on Oct 21.
Monday will be pay day. Members will be paid $1 per pound for their October losses. The school contest ends with the losing members sharing the gainers fines. Details will be given for the November turkey contest using the members' Oct. 28 weight.
American Legion 76 auxiliary holds monthly meeting
SEBRING- The Sebring American Legion Post 76 Ladies' Auxiliary met recently with President Judy Hubbs presiding. After opening ceremonies, the minutes and treasurer's report were read and accepted.
Membership dues are coming in for 2014. The dues are $22. One box of coupons was mailed to the Germany Commissary. Thank you cards were read from donations that were given by the auxiliary. Members in distress or ill were shared.
The Legion Kids' Christmas Party will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 7. We will be wrapping gifts at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 6.
It was reported that the weekly 50/50 is going well that is held during the Friday Fish Fry. The Veterans' Day luncheon will be served on Monday, Nov. 11, at the legion after the Veterans' Day Service at 11 a.m.
It was decided that there would not be a food drive this year for the Youngstown VA Clinic. The auxiliary gives a monthly donation every month throughout the year. If anyone outside the auxiliary would like to donate to this cause, we will send these donations with our donation.
The next meeting will be at 7 p.m. Nov. 13.
The meeting ended with the closing prayer.
A 'Homspun Christmas' in Leetonia
LEETONIA- Selected area artisans will present their home-crafted wares over the four-day Veterans' Day weekend in addition to the usual Friday and Saturday following Thanksgiving during the 18th annual Leetonia Homespun Christmas Tour. Dates of the tour are Nov. 8 through 11 and Nov. 30 and Dec. 1. Each stop on the driving tour, through the Leetonia and surrounding area, will have a wonderful array of imaginative, useful and unique items and decorating ideas for the home or gift-giving. In addition, a delicious homemade lunch will be offered at stop #1. Each stop wll have a door prize drawing, and a gift basket containing samples of each artisan will be given to the winning flier entry drawn from those who stop at each location. Fliers containing a map of the tour can be found at Mr. Darby's Antique Emporium on the square in North Lima, Wilms Greenhouse in Franklin Square, Off Main in Washingtonville, Family Drug in Columbiana, download from Facebook or email Gerry at email@example.com.


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Team Hypercube (www.youtube.com/teamhypercube) joins us to discuss the Wii U and the fun they've had with the various titles (including Super Mario Bros. U); 10 new words & phrases added to the Oxford Online Dictionary; news about the Avengers sequel and the S.H.I.E.L.D. television series; North Korea has discovered an ancient burial site for ... unicorns?; and finally the Geek Sheet with Vicky B!
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One doesn't just decide to be a medical doctor one day and take on patients the next. It takes years of education and practice. But in that six-figure education, US doctors might be missing some basic knowledge of bedside manners and etiquette. A new study from Johns Hopkins University found that doctors-in-training aren't only rude, but they are rude without realizing it.
Published in the Journal of Hospital Medicine, the study looked at 29 internal medicine interns at the Johns Hopkins Hospital and the University of Maryland Medical Center for three weeks. These are doctors in their first year out of medical school—they are the newbies.
The researchers found these new doctors to be less than cordial to their patients, lacking in five basic strategies known as "etiquette-based communication." The results of the study indicate not just a problem at the two hospitals tracked, but a culture where the corporate medicine-machine is more important than the service they provide.
"Basic things make a difference in patient outcomes and they're not being done to the extent they should be," said lead researcher Dr. Leonard S. Feldman, according to UPI.com. "These are things that matter to patients and are relatively easy to do so."
The five key strategies measured in the study included: Touching the patient, asking open-ended questions, introducing oneself to the patient, explaining one's role in the patients care, and sitting down with the patient.
The interns were followed and observers measured the frequency in which they employed these strategies. During 118 hours of work, observers witnessed 732 inpatient encounters. Of those, interns:
· Touched their patients in 65 percent of encounters (this touch wasn't always a comforting pat on the shoulder, but also included physical examinations),
· Asked open-ended questions 75 percent of the time,
· Introduced themselves only 40 percent of the time,
· Explained their role 37 percent of the time, and
· Sat down with the patient in only 9 percent of encounters.
When asked how often they believed they were doing these key actions, the interns overestimated their compassion—thinking they introduced themselves and explained their role 80 percent of the time and sat down with patients 58 percent of the time.
What do the results mean?
First-year interns understandably have a lot going on and are likely under a significant amount of stress—to believe otherwise wouldn't be fair. However, if patient care and nurturing are truly among their priorities, one would think it would show in their patient interactions.
Gone are the days when the family doctor knew your medical history without looking at your file and asked you about your daughter's ear infection or your husband's diabetes. Now many doctors are mere machines, cogs in a giant medical system that functions merely as a profit generator for hospitals, pharmaceutical corporations and the insurance industry.
The study affirms what patients have been noticing for years that personal medical care has been abandoned in favor of impersonal diagnostic and prescription services. It's this fact that has sent many looking for alternatives, increasing the number of people interested in natural health and self-healing.
Not all doctors are impersonal. Not all of them forget to tell you their name, explain what they're doing or stand over you in a physical position of power. Similarly, not all of them are looking for a way to get you dependent on more medications. Many are in the field for the right reasons and are able to provide quality care.
If you are a consumer of medical services, it's your job to seek out these physicians and healers and give them your business. Billions of dollars are spent every single year on health care in this nation and some of those dollars should be going to the people who have truly earned it.


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Custom Poplar Table crafted by Jason Bedre of Bedre Woodworking of Austin Texas. Contact Jason at 512-506-1650. As quoted in the WoodWorkers Journal, Jason says: 'Most of Jason's pieces have a
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1. Keep our kids in Michigan. The buzz about the young-adult brain-drain has built into a deafening roar at Mackinac. Solving the problem is a clear mandate from the "real" people here, and the elected leaders are struggling to come up with direct policy. But at least folks are aligned here.
2. The nation is pouring money into alt energy, and Michigan universities need a bigger piece of it. The presidents of the two biggest universities drove that point home, starting with a shared radio interview on Thursday morning - and the theme resonated through the day, as the crowd picked it up. There's nothing to lose on this one.
3. We're all ready for mass transit - at least in theory. Yeah, but how to pay for it? That's still up in the air. And it's a biggie. But rising gas prices are at least accomplishing one decent outcome: More and more of us can see ourselves riding a bus or train to work.
4. Stop yammering and tackle term limits. We hear anger here. It's time to bring a vote or stop talking about it.
5. Keep pretending Kwame Kilpatrick doesn't run Detroit. Unity: a big word here. Focus - that's another. "Fight distractions" - yet another goal. We've heard one or more from most people here. And we know who they're talking about.


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The following entry is by Kathy Gingerelli, a Parsippany resident and a walk participant in the upcoming Paramus Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.
When I was diagnosed with breast cancer three and a half years ago, my first thought was "How on earth did I get this disease?" I was only 38 years old, and already dealing with a diagnosis of a neurological disease for which there is no cure or treatment.
My second thought was "What's next?"
It's not in my nature to feel sorry for myself. Throughout the next six months of chemotherapy, my mantra was "I'm getting the boob job I've always wanted and my insurance is paying for it!" I could now proudly wear low-cut tops, my friends gave me gift cards to Victoria's Secret, and my family even had a welcome party for the new "additions."
I also decided to walk again in Making Strides Against Breast Cancer, an annual fundraiser of the American Cancer Society. The event gained new meaning for me after the diagnosis. I used to walk for a friend, and now my family and I were walking in my own honor.
Our team grew that year and we really ramped up our fundraising efforts. Last year, my team, the Pink Ladies, turned in more than $3,000. My mother and I both work for medical directors, and we played to their competitive natures: Not only were they each going to match their employees' donations, but whichever office raised more, the other doctor had to double his donation.
This year, I will be walking again in Paramus on October 26th. Join me there, or find a walk near you at www.cancer.org/stridesonline.


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Thursday afternoon, I scooted in to the Boston Design Center to attend a seminar hosted by Charles Spada, where he introduced us to Jean Luc Le Deun (owner of Le Deun Luminaires) and Catherine Tisserant (owner of Art and Style) – both incredibly talented lighting designers and manufacturers. I was delighted to see my friends Lisa and Melanie from the Boston Design Guide in the crowd!
Charles represents both companies. Beautiful examples of their lighting can be seen in his showroom on the BDC's second floor.
Jean Luc's work is very contemporary. His attention to detail is amazing. Every fixture is fabricated and assembled by hand, right down to the wiring harness in the light fixture. He produces interior fixtures, such as these.
Table lamps.
Wall lamps, which can also be ceiling mounted.
He also makes square/rectangular fixtures. He can actually make pretty much anything you want…
And exterior lighting…
After the presentation, Charles invited the group down to his showroom for sparkling cider and to see Jean Luc's and Catherine's light fixtures first hand.
Jean Luc talking with interior designer, Eric Roseff. Note Jean Luc's chandelier in the background.
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- September 29, 1986
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- No. 13
A Grim Irony Links Adm. Elmo Zumwalt to His Son's Cancer, but They've Closed Ranks to Battle Adversity
The younger Zumwalt developed an irritating skin rash at one point but didn't give it much thought. It was only a minor annoyance compared to the killing heat, swarming mosquitoes, teeming wharf rats, severe diarrhea and sudden firefights that made river patrol such dirty and dangerous duty. "After more than nine months as a swift-boat operator," Elmo III would later write, "I found I could cope with everything that had been thrown at me and still perform."
It was a lesson he would need to remember. A few years later, evidence began to mount that Agent Orange might be a slow poison, threatening not only the health of the Vietnam veterans but also, through their genes, that of the children they fathered.
In 1983, Elmo III, who had survived both polio and open-heart surgery as a child, learned that he had cancer. Several years earlier, his son, Elmo IV, born in 1977, was found to have a grave learning disability that would markedly slow the development of the loving, sunny child, known in the family as Russell.
It was around that time that Kathy Counselman Zumwalt, now 37, Elmo III's wife of 16 years, began to question her husband about his exposure to Agent Orange. Elmo III, who went from the Navy to law school and practices in Fayetteville, N.C., now writes, "I do not think I could prove in court, by the weight of the existing scientific evidence, that Agent Orange is the cause of all these medical problems." Nevertheless, he is convinced that it is. So is his father, Elmo Jr., who ordered the spraying. And that is the peculiarly American tragedy that the two men spin out in their recently published book, My Father, My Son (Macmillan, $18.95), co-authored with John Pekkanen.
It is not a book that lays blame or begs pity. "There are thousands who suffered in Vietnam and have suffered since," says the admiral, who retired from the Navy in 1974. "We have not been singled out for pain." Neither have they been spared. The Zumwalts are warriors, and nothing has tested their combative spirit more severely than the long ordeal since Elmo III first learned he had cancer.
He'd been dogged by a nasty cough all through the 1982 Christmas holidays and finally agreed to see a doctor. Tests revealed a type of lymphoma, a slow-moving, usually fatal cancer for which Elmo was advised to "Watch and wait." He investigated an experimental technique that genetically alters a patient's cells to fight disease, but he wasn't a suitable candidate. Two years later a repeat biopsy revealed that Elmo had not one cancer but two. He had developed Hodgkin's disease, a different form of lymphoma that spreads rapidly throughout the lymphatic system and demands immediate treatment.
The redoubled misfortune devastated the Zumwalt family. "I thought, this is it, this is really it," says Kathy. Usually stoic, she broke down after Elmo told her the bad news, "screaming and crying and pounding my fists."
Zumwalt immediatedly began a grueling, eight-drug, six-month chemotherapy regime at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland. He made the 347-mile trip from Fayetteville three times a month, and despite weight loss and nausea managed to keep his law practice going. Yet the drugs failed to kill the cancer. Time, and choices, were running out.
Once again, Zumwalt elected an experimental procedure—one that involved a one-in-five risk of dying from the procedure itself. It promised, moreover, a level of physical suffering that would easily exceed the rigors of the river patrol. He would receive a transplant of healthy bone marrow from his sister Mouzetta, 28—the only suitable donor among his three siblings.
The entire family joined in Zumwalt's fight for life, moving with him to the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, Wash, for three months. Kathy resettled the two kids, Russell, now 9, and Maya, 11, in a furnished apartment near the hospital. The elder Zumwalt also was there. Famous during his four-year tenure as chief of Naval operations for an energetic, crusading command style, the admiral was content simply to be present for his son throughout the excruciating process. "We went into the center together, and we left together," says Elmo III of his father. "He knows instinctively when I need him, and I needed him then."
For 42 days Elmo was confined to a sealed, germ-free 8-foot by 10-foot cubicle, hooked up to every conceivable type of tube and catheter. His body, which became bloated and inflamed during the procedure, struggled to accommodate the healthy cells, drawn from Mouzetta's marrow, that could beat back the cancer. It was, says Zumwalt, now 40, "the worst torture concocted by man for humane reasons."
Even now, though Elmo III has been cancer-free for seven months, his doctors are not yet ready to declare the regimen a success. Reliable survival statistics for someone with his medical profile simply do not exist. Even if the cancer does not reappear, he could develop a possibly fatal reaction to the donor marrow. "He is in a very tenuous position," says John Nanfro, his doctor at Bethesda. "I can't play down that fact, but each passing day that he remains cancer-free is encouraging."
"My hope is that I can fight it out," says Elmo, who is determined to live to "see my children become independent." The financial security of his family has been a constant worry. He pressed his wife to begin a new career as an interior designer, and has also taken out two $100,000 insurance plans for the terminally ill. One policy will become fully effective in November, the other in January; he hopes not only to outlive those dates but also to postpone collection indefinitely.
The admiral, who since retiring from the Navy has lived with his wife, Mouza, in Arlington, Va. and works as a corporate consultant, remains on constant call. (Mouza, emotionally spent by her son's illness, will not speak about it publicly.) According to co-author Pekkanen, the two men "have the closest, most reinforcing relationship I've ever seen."
Yet Mouzetta will tell you that this bond is one forged in a simple love, not in any remorse or recriminations about their shared history. "Elmo has never come out and blamed Dad in any way. Dad has never come out and said, 'I'm to blame for Elmo's illness or for Russell's disability.' "
On the contrary, the two men, warriors still, seem in perfect agreement on the decision that has so blighted their lives. "I'm not sure if Agent Orange hadn't been sprayed that Elmo would have ever come home," says his father, who remains convinced that the defoliation saved "thousands of lives." The decision was "realistic and pragmatic," adds Elmo III. "I would have done the same thing." Like father, like son.
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Chris Gove threw a rod in his new wife's pickup near Hartley. Steve Belvin lost his wallet and $150 near Tucumcari, and lost all hope for the future somewhere around San Jon. Roger Clarkson tried to perform surgery in Paducah on a new $1,000 digital camera. The patient died, and Clarkson nearly did too.
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It's like an initiation for many sportswriters across the state. Before getting into the football season and enjoying the rhythm of the week, the buildup toward each weekend, the drama of the game on a crisp Friday night, they must all go through the gauntlet.
There's about a one-week period from the time fall practice starts until a deadline for members of our sports staff to travel to approximately 75 schools - from Hooker, Okla., to Plainview, from Clayton, N.M. to Quanah, from Perryton to Muleshoe - to shoot player mug shots and team pictures.
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For most of us males, the pain of delivering Pigskin Preview, the Globe-News annual look at the upcoming high school football season, is the closest we'll ever get to the pain of childbirth.
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