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Spatial Mismatch Between Hiv Infection and Access to Hiv Service Facilities in Texas
Date: August 2013
Creator: Aggrey Korsah, Emmanuel
Description: Since 2004, the number of people living with HIV (PLWH) has steadily increased by about 5% and currently, the number in Texas is about 86,000. Though the National HIV/AIDS Strategic Plan seeks to ensure "unfettered access to quality healthcare", barriers to access still exist especially among minority populations. This study examines the relationship between HIV infection rates and the geographic location of HIV service centers with a focus on 4 counties: namely, Dallas, Denton, Harris and Tarrant. The goal is to show whether there is a spatial mismatch between HIV rates and service providers. Are service facilities located in zip codes where they are most needed? Using the vulnerability framework and the Inverse Care Law (ICL), we address the research question using demographic variables (race/ethnicity, sex, poverty, education attainment) and HIV data. Our results show that extreme vulnerable zip codes have high HIV rates and closest proximity to HIV service providers.
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A Spatially Explicit Environmental Health Surveillance Framework for Tick-Borne Diseases
Date: August 2010
Creator: Aviña, Aldo
Description: In this paper, I will show how applying a spatially explicit context to an existing environmental health surveillance framework is vital for more complete surveillance of disease, and for disease prevention and intervention strategies. As a case study to test the viability of a spatial approach to this existing framework, the risk of human exposure to Lyme disease will be estimated. This spatially explicit framework divides the surveillance process into three components: hazard surveillance, exposure surveillance, and outcome surveillance. The components will be used both collectively and individually, to assess exposure risk to infected ticks. By utilizing all surveillance components, I will identify different areas of risk which would not have been identified otherwise. Hazard surveillance uses maximum entropy modeling and geographically weighted regression analysis to create spatial models that predict the geographic distribution of ticks in Texas. Exposure surveillance uses GIS methods to estimate the risk of human exposures to infected ticks, resulting in a map that predicts the likelihood of human-tick interactions across Texas, using LandScan 2008TM population data. Lastly, outcome surveillance uses kernel density estimation-based methods to describe and analyze the spatial patterns of tick-borne diseases, which results in a continuous map that reflects disease rates based ...
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Archaeological Proteomics: Method Development and Analysis of Protein-Ceramic Binding
Date: May 2010
Creator: Barker, Andrew L.
Description: The analysis of protein residues recovered from archaeological artifacts provides a unique opportunity to reveal new information about past societies. However, many scientists are currently unwilling to accept protein-based results due to problems in method development and a basic lack of agreement regarding the ability of proteins to bind to, and preserve within, artifacts such as pottery. In this paper, I address these challenges by conducting a two-phase experiment. First, I quantitatively evaluate the tendency of proteins to sorb to ceramic matrices by using total organic carbon analysis and spectrophotometric assays to analyze samples of experimentally cooked ceramic. I then test a series of solvent and physical parameters in order to develop an optimized method for extracting and preparing protein residues for identification via mass spectrometry. Results demonstrate that protein strongly sorbs to ceramic and is not easily removed, despite repeated washing, unless an appropriate extraction strategy is used. This has implications for the future of paleodietary, conservation ecology and forensic research in that it suggests the potential for recovery of aged or even ancient proteins from ceramic matrices.
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Hyperspectral and Multispectral Image Analysis for Vegetation Study in the Greenbelt Corridor near Denton, Texas
Date: August 2006
Creator: Bhattacharjee, Nilanjana
Description: In this research, hyperspectral and multispectral images were utilized for vegetation studies in the greenbelt corridor near Denton. EO-1 Hyperion was the hyperspectral image and Landsat Thematic Mapper (TM) was the multispectral image used for this research. In the first part of the research, both the images were classified for land cover mapping (after necessary atmospheric correction and geometric registration) using supervised classification method with maximum likelihood algorithm and accuracy of the classification was also assessed for comparison. Hyperspectral image was preprocessed for classification through principal component analysis (PCA), segmented principal component analysis and minimum noise fraction (MNF) transform. Three different images were achieved after these pre-processing of the hyperspectral image. Therefore, a total of four images were classified and assessed the accuracy. In the second part, a more precise and improved land cover study was done on hyperspectral image using linear spectral unmixing method. Finally, several vegetation constituents like chlorophyll a, chlorophyll b, caroteoids were distinguished from the hyperspectral image using feature-oriented principal component analysis (FOPCA) method and which component dominates which type of land cover particularly vegetation were correlated.
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Assessment of Transportation Emissions for Ferrous Scrap Exports from the United States: Activity-Based Maritime Emissions Model and Theoretical Inland Transportation Model.
Date: December 2011
Creator: Caldwell, Amanda
Description: Industrial ecology is a field of study that encourages the use of closed-loop material cycles to achieve sustainability. Loop closing requires the movement of materials over space, and has long been practiced in the iron and steel industry. Iron and steel (ferrous) scrap generated in the U.S. is increasingly exported to countries in Asia, lengthening the transportation distance associated with closing the loop on the iron and steel life cycle. In order to understand the environmental cost of transporting this commodity, an activity-based maritime transportation model and a theoretical in-land transportation model are used to estimate emissions generated. Results indicate that 10.4 mmt of total emissions were generated, and emissions increased by 136 percent from 2004 to 2009. Increases in the amount of emissions generated are due to increases in the amount of scrap exported and distance it is transported.
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Identifying Cultural and Non-cultural Factors Affecting Litter Patterns in Hickory Creek, Texas
Date: August 2014
Creator: Carpenter, Evan S.
Description: Plastic deposition in hydrological systems is a pervasive problem at all geographic scales from loci of pollution to global ocean circulation. Much attention has been devoted to plastic deposition in marine contexts, but little is known about inputs of plastics into local hydrological systems, such as streams. Any attempt to prevent plastic litter must confront people's behaviors, so archaeological concepts are used to distinguish between various cultural inputs (e.g., littering) and non-cultural forces (e.g., stream transport) that affect litter patterns on the landscape. Litter surveys along Hickory Creek in Denton, TX, are used to assess these factors.
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A Geoarchaeological Investigation of Site Formation in the Animas River Valley at Aztec Ruins National Monument, NM
Date: August 2010
Creator: Caster, Joshua
Description: This paper presents an investigation of sedimentary deposition, soil formation, and pedoturbation in the Animas River Valley to determine the provenience of archaeological deposits in an open field at Aztec Ruins National Monument, NM outside of the Greathouse complex. Four stratigraphic pedounits correlated with active fan deposition have been proposed for the lower terrace in the project area with only one of these units retaining strong potential for buried archaeological deposits from the Anasazi late Pueblo II/Pueblo III period. The distal fan on the lower terrace and the Animas River floodplain appear to show poor potential for archaeological deposits either due to shallow sediment overburden with historic disturbance or alluvial activity during or after occupation. Based on these findings, four other zones of similar fan development have been identified throughout the Animas Valley and are recommended for subsurface testing during future cultural resource investigations.
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Lone Star Booster: The Life of Amon G. Carter
Date: December 2011
Creator: Cervantez, Brian
Description: Abstract Though a very influential Texan during the first half of the twentieth century, Amon Carter has yet to receive a full scholarly treatment, a problem which this dissertation attempts to rectify by investigating the narrative of Carter's life to see how and why he was able to rise from humble beginnings to become a powerful publisher who symbolized boosterish trends within Texas and the New South. Publisher of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, philanthropist, oilman, and aviation supporter, Carter used his power and influence to become a leading booster of his city and region seamlessly making the transition from being a business progressive to New Deal supporter to an Eisenhower Democrat. His connections with corporations like American Airlines and General Motors helped bring aviation and industry to his region, and his ability to work with public and private entities helped inspire his failed attempt to make the Trinity River navigable up to Fort Worth. His own success at building the Star-Telegram into the largest circulating newspaper in Texas encouraged him to expand his media empire into radio and television, while the wealth he gained from his oil activities enabled him to form a philanthropic foundation that would provide support for ...
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Developing a Wildlife Tracking Extension for ArcGIS
Date: May 2009
Creator: Chen, Cai
Description: Wildlife tracking is an essential task to gain better understanding of the migration pattern and use of space of the wildlife. Advances in computer technology and global positioning systems (GPS) have lowered costs, reduced processing time, and improved accuracy for tracking wild animals. In this thesis, a wildlife tracking extension is developed for ArcGIS 9.x, which allows biologists and ecologists to effectively track, visualize and analyze the movement patterns of wild animals. The extension has four major components: (1) data import; (2) tracking; (3) spatial and temporal analysis; and (4) data export. Compared with existing software tools for wildlife tracking, the major features of the extension include: (1) wildlife tracking capabilities using a dynamic data layer supported by a file geodatabase with 1 TB storage limit; (2) spatial clustering of wildlife locations; (3) lacunarity analysis of one-dimensional individual animal trajectories and two-dimensional animal locations for better understanding of animal movement patterns; and (4) herds evolvement modeling and graphic representation. The application of the extension is demonstrated using simulated data, test data collected by a GPS collar, and a real dataset collected by ARGOS satellite telemetry for albatrosses in the Pacific Ocean.
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Soil Characteristics Estimation and Its Application in Water Balance Dynamics
Date: December 2008
Creator: Chen, Liping
Description: This thesis is a contribution to the work of the Texas Environmental Observatory (TEO), which provides environmental information from the Greenbelt Corridor (GBC) of the Elm Fork of the Trinity River. The motivation of this research is to analyze the short-term water dynamic of soil in response to the substantial rainfall events that occurred in North Texas in 2007. Data collected during that year by a TEO soil and weather station located at the GBC includes precipitation, and soil moisture levels at various depths. In addition to these field measurements there is soil texture data obtained from lab experiments. By comparing existing water dynamic models, water balance equations were selected for the study as they reflect the water movement of the soil without complicated interrelation between parameters. Estimations of water flow between soil layers, infiltration rate, runoff, evapotranspiration, water potential, hydraulic conductivity, and field capacity are all obtained by direct and indirect methods. The response of the soil at field scale to rainfall event is interpreted in form of flow and change of soil moisture at each layer. Additionally, the analysis demonstrates that the accuracy of soil characteristic measurement is the main factor that effect physical description. Suggestions for model ...
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Site Formation Processes and Bone Preservation Along the Trinity River Basin, North Central Texas
Date: August 2013
Creator: Colvin, Jessica
Description: This thesis presents the results of geoarchaeological investigations of several archaeological sites along the Elm Fork of the Trinity River in north central Texas. Archaeological data recorded from mitigation excavations in Denton and Cooke counties were analyzed to understand the geologic impacts on faunal preservation resulting from site formation processes. The faunal assemblages are highly fragmented, even in settings known for good preservation. A combined approach using geoarchaeological and taphonomic techniques was implemented to examine how fragmentation, evidence of soil weathering, and differential preservation were impacted by differing geologic conditions throughout the river basin. Intrasite and intersite results of the sites show that a great deal of variability of faunal preservation is present at difference scales of analysis.
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Spatial Patterns in Development Regulation: Tree Preservation Ordinances of the DFW Metropolitan Area
Date: August 2011
Creator: Cox, Carissa
Description: Land use regulations are typically established as a response to development activity. For effective growth management and habitat preservation, the opposite should occur. This study considers tree preservation ordinances of the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area as a means of evaluating development regulation in a metropolitan context. It documents the impact urban cores have on regulations and policies throughout their region, demonstrating that the same urban-rural gradient used to describe physical components of our metropolitan areas also holds true in terms of policy formation. Although sophistication of land use regulation generally dissipates as one moves away from an urban core, native habitat is more pristine at the outer edges. To more effectively protect native habitat, regional preservation measures are recommended.
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A Quantitative Assessment of Site Formation at the Dmanisi Archaeological Site, Republic of Georgia
Date: August 2013
Creator: Crislip, Peter S.
Description: The focus of this thesis was to gather and analyze micromorphological and petrographic data on soils at the archaeological site of Dmanisi in order to better understand the extent to which the deposition and alteration of the sediments has affected the preservation of artifacts and faunal remains. A major goal of this research was to test hypothesis related to why bone material is discovered in some strata and not in others. This research focuses on the application of micromorphology (supplemented with other methods) to the soils through the use of petrographic analysis of thin sections and scanning electron microscopy. These techniques complement previous field analyses by providing a quantitative assessment of individual strata through point counting and chemical mapping. The results of this research support the hypothesis that the sediments are predominantly mafic ashes, while showing that there is very little soil development in the strata. This suggests quick episodic burial in a relatively dry climate, confirming the hypothesis for a short time sequence in the strata. Additionally, differential weathering probably did not play a significant role in the differential abundance of bone remains among the strata at Dmanisi.
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Examining the Role of Latitude and Differential Insolation in Asymmetrical Valley Development
Date: August 2013
Creator: Curran, Lorna L.
Description: Valley development through erosional processes typically tends to create symmetrical valleys. Over time, water cuts through the substrate to create valleys, gorges, and canyons for which the sides are the valley are evenly sloped. However, there are anomalies to this process. Asymmetrical valleys have been well-documented even in areas of uniform substrate or little tectonic uplift. One proposed explanation for the asymmetry of these valleys is differential insolation. This may lead to different microclimates from one slope to another which alter the rate and extent of erosion. Since the differences in received insolation vary with latitude (especially in streams that flow along an east/west axis), it follows that the degree of asymmetry should also vary with latitude if differential insolation is a primary driving factor in the development of these valleys. To evaluate if insolation plays a role in the development of asymmetrical valleys, this study examines variability in asymmetry across 447 valleys in nine study areas located at different latitudes. The degree of asymmetry for each valley was measured by using 30 meter resolution digital elevation models (DEMs) to determine the slope angle of each side of the valley. Asymmetry was measured by computing a ratio of the average ...
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Finding Terroir in Southwest Iowa
Date: August 2013
Creator: Deines, Dory
Description: Terroir combines the physical landscape of the vineyard with the grapevines and the methods and techniques used to produce wine from the grapes. This study used a GIS to identify the characteristics of the physical landscape in Pottawattamie, Mills, Montgomery, Fremont, and Page counties in southwestern Iowa. The components were combined in the GIS using a weighted linear index to identify areas suitable for vineyard development and to identify the general characteristics of the area. Vineyard owners were interviewed to help determine the weighting system to use in the GIS and to determine their perceptions of how the physical landscape impacts their vineyards, as well as to determine what grape varieties they plant in their vineyards and their decisions on making wine from these grapes. This information was collected to identify whether the vineyard owners had developed a sense of place for their vineyards and how this sense might aid them in the development of a terroir for their wines. The resulting perceptions about the individual wineries were then considered in conjunction with the results from the GIS modeling to understand how the physical landscape influences the concepts of sense of place and terroir in southwest Iowa. The physical landscape ...
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Contribution of Hurricane Ike Storm Surge Sedimentation to Long-term Aggradation of Coastal Marshes in Southeastern Texas and Southwestern Louisiana
Date: August 2013
Creator: Denlinger, Emily E.
Description: Coastal marshes and wetlands are vital natural resources that offer habitats for plants and animals, serve as ecological filtration for soil and water pollutants, and act as protection for coastlines. Fishing, both commercial and sport, has a large economic impact in the study area – the Gulf Coast between Galveston Bay, TX and Oak Grove, LA. The objective of this research was to determine the contribution of Hurricane Ike storm surge sedimentation to long-term marsh aggradation in Texas and Louisiana coastal marshes. The research hypothesized that Hurricane Ike's storm surge deposit would be equal to decades and possibly even a century's worth of the average annual non-storm sedimentation. A quantitative field study was performed. The storm surge deposit was examined in a series of 15 transects covering approximately 180 km east of Hurricane Ike's landfall. Nine of the 15 transects were re-surveyed a year after the initial measurement to assess preservation of the deposit. The results demonstrate that Hurricane Ike contributed between 10 to 135 years' worth of sediment to coastal marshes along the coasts of Texas and Louisiana, and the sediment deposits have been preserved for over two years.
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Testing New Measures of Age Independent Body Size in White-Tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus)
Date: August 2009
Creator: Densmore, Julie A.
Description: The four elements of the lower hind foot (calcaneus, metatarsal, naviculo-cuboid, and tibia) were tested for use as age-independent proxies of body size in white-tailed deer using known aged specimens from Ft. Hood Texas. Statistical analysis indicates that the calcaneum and the tibia are good proxies of age-independent body size in white-tailed deer. In addition to expanding the list of elements that can be used for studies of age-independent body size, these elements can also be used to age faunal remains to an ordinal scale of juveniles and adults. This is useful for research regarding prehistoric prey populations; as a single element can be used to determine prey body size and age simultaneously, which are the two variables used to assess changes in human subsistence practices via the archaeological remains of their prey.
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Estimating Buruli Ulcer Prevalence in Southwestern Ghana
Date: August 2007
Creator: Denton, Curtis James
Description: Mycobacterium ulcerans is sweeping across sub-Saharan Africa, but little is known about the mode of transmission and its natural reservoirs. Since the only effective treatment is excision of the infection and surrounding tissue, early diagnosis and treatment is the only way to reduce the havoc associated with Buruli ulcer. Using data from a national case search survey conducted in Ghana during 2000 and suspected risk factors this study tests the hypothesized factors and probes the challenges of developing a spatial epidemiological regression model to explain Buruli ulcer prevalence in the southwestern region of Ghana representing 42 districts. Results suggest that prevalence is directly related to the degree of land cover classified as soil, elevation differential, and percent rural population of the area.
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Influence of the Choice of Disease Mapping Method on Population Characteristics in Areas of High Disease Burdens
Date: December 2015
Creator: Desai, Khyati Sanket
Description: Disease maps are powerful tools for depicting spatial variations in disease risk and its underlying drivers. However, producing effective disease maps requires careful consideration of the statistical and spatial properties of the disease data. In fact, the choice of mapping method influences the resulting spatial pattern of the disease, as well as the understanding of its underlying population characteristics. New developments in mapping methods and software in addition to continuing improvements in data quality and quantity are requiring map-makers to make a multitude of decisions before a map of disease burdens can be created. The impact of such decisions on a map, including the choice of appropriate mapping method, not been addressed adequately in the literature. This research demonstrates how choice of mapping method and associated parameters influence the spatial pattern of disease. We use four different disease-mapping methods – unsmoothed choropleth maps, smoothed choropleth maps produced using the headbanging method, smoothed kernel density maps, and smoothed choropleth maps produced using spatial empirical Bayes methods and 5-years of zip code level HIV incidence (2007- 2011) data from Dallas and Tarrant Counties, Texas. For each map, the leading population characteristics and their relative importance with regards to HIV incidence is identified ...
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A Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Retail Location and Clustering: A Case Study of Port Huron, MI
Date: December 2007
Creator: Dickinson, Amie M.
Description: Retail geography is a field of study that is growing in significance and importance within the academic, business, economic, and governmental realms. This study's main focus is on the changing retail environment with regards to business location and function within a small Midwestern city. The research focuses on Port Huron, Michigan because of the growth and shift of the retail community within the city over the past twenty years. The study specifically examines the changing influence and roles of Port Huron's central business district and of Birchwood Mall a retail development opened on the urban area's north end in 1990. The study uses the chi-squared, ANOVA, and cross tabulation statistical tests to analyze the changing geography of retail functions in the city. These statistics are used along with relative entropy equations to distinguish areas of high diversification, changing area functions, and common locations for multiple retail types.
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Installation and Manufacturing of Photovoltaics: an Assessment Using California and New York
Date: August 2012
Creator: Dohanich, Elizabeth
Description: Renewable energy studies are becoming increasingly important as world energy demand rises and current energy sources are increasingly questioned. Solar photovoltaics (PV) are the focus of this study as a renewable industry still in its infancy. This research examines the geography of solar panel installation and manufacturing from 2007 to 2010 in California and New York. California is the larger of the two markets and has implemented more policy support; programs that appear to have increased the pace of installations, reduce the size of the subsidy, and help lower total costs. Similar trends are observable in New York. US based companies are still making solar panels, but foreign competitors, most notably from China and Mexico, are capturing an increasing share of the market.
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The Descriptive Paleontology and Applied Ichthyoarchaeology of the Ponsipa Fauna
Date: May 2015
Creator: Dombrosky, Jonathan
Description: The archaeology of the Northern Rio Grande region of New Mexico has recently received an increased amount scholarly attention. In particular, understanding past trends in demographics, agricultural productivity, violence, and social networks have been primary goals of archaeological research. Understanding patterns in animal exploitation has, however, received far less attention due to a small yet growing regional zooarchaeological database. Through the identification of animal remains from a site called Ponsipa (occupied ca. A.D. 1300 to 1600), this thesis adds one large dataset to this growing database. In addition, this thesis expands on the pre-impoundment distribution of an endangered native freshwater fish species in the state of New Mexico called the blue sucker (Cycleptus elongatus). The blue sucker is a unique fish that is currently experiencing range reduction across all of its known North American distribution due to anthropogenic habitat fragmentation and degradation. Skeletal remains that were identified from Ponsipa represent the farthest known northern record of its occurrence in the state of New Mexico and highlight the extent of range restriction of the species in the area. The data concerning the historical biogeography of the blue sucker from Ponsipa have implications for the effective conservation and restoration of blue sucker ...
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Spatial Analysis of Teen Births in North Central Texas
Date: December 2001
Creator: Donkor, Faustina Fosua
Description: The United States has the highest teen birth rate among western industrialized countries and the highest levels of pregnancy among adolescents (Alan Guttmacher Institute, 1994). While the rate of teen births is high throughout the country, considerable variations exist between and within regions. Texas is one of the 5 leading states with the highest teen birth rates to mothers less than 18 years of age. This research provides a detailed analysis of births to mothers aged between 10 and 19 years in North Central Texas counties. Due to the modifiable area unit problem and to provide a finer geographical scale of analysis, teen births in Dallas County zip codes were examined as a special case study. Statistical and Geographic Information System (GIS) analysis reveal that race/ethnicity, education and income are significant factors in teen births in the region. Single parent households and receipt of public assistance were not statistically significant. Suggestions for reducing vulnerability to teen births are presented.
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Geography of Tuberculosis in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana
Date: May 2001
Creator: Donkor, Kweku
Description: In Ghana, spatial patterns of TB vary for different regions and variations may occur within the same region. This study examines TB distribution in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana using Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Behavioral, cultural and economic variables associated with TB morbidity are examined. From January 1998 to June 1999, data obtained from the Ghana Ministry of Health revealed that, men had a higher TB rate than women, TB was common among the age groups 20-29 and 30-39, and the average TB rate of 67.7 per 100, 000 population in the Greater Accra Region was higher than the national average (58.6 per 100,000 population). Using the human ecology model, this study attempts to explain the spatial distribution of the disease.
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Today, however, simply living together doesn't amount to being "married"
On Friday, federal court judge Judge Clark Waddoups issued a ruling stating that parts of Utah's polygamy laws, including the statute that criminalizes cohabitation, is unconstitutional. [more inside]
The Polygamists - National Geographic Explores the FLDS
"A highly respected member of the FLDS, Joe is also the patriarch of a family of 46 children and—at last count—239 grandchildren." The Polygamists (photos)- National Geographic wanders through a section of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (FLDS), the mormon splinter group that proudly continues this marital tradition.
Poofer is not a gay Aussie
Do you feel like you're not quite up-to-date on the subject of polygamy? Not quite sure what a "poofer" is? Well, have no fear. The Office of the Utah Attorney General has produced "The Primer", which you can peruse online in its entirety here [PDF].
Polygamist Going to Big House
Polygamist Going to Big House PROVO, Utah (AP) - A Mormon with five wives and 30 children was sentenced to five years in prison Friday in Utah's biggest polygamy case in nearly 50 years. Tom Green, 53, also was ordered to pay $78,000 in restitution to the state for welfare payments fraudulently collected by his family.
now he gets to be the wife.
now he gets to be the wife.
Utah polygynist found guilty...
Utah polygynist found guilty... (a follow-up to an earlier thread) the pre-appeals spin from his defense team is that he was "singled out" -- not that he was innocent, just "singled out". No pun intended.
While Utah makes the move
While Utah makes the move on this "multiple marriage family", maybe we should review our Polygamy 101. Take special note that while one might support polygamy, it may not follow to support polyandry, bigamy, polyfidelity and-or polyamory. Phew! Let the lines be drawn!
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Event a 'bright' idea
For today, I am devoting space to photos instead of details from Saturday's first-time "Jazzy Jeans and Jewels" held at the Hellenic Hall in Steubenville to benefit the Jefferson County Fourth Street Health Center. Check out Wednesday's community page for a little more info.
Here are some highlights, though, of the event co-chaired by Janet Sharpe and Patricia Fletcher;
–There were approximately 200 in attendance for what was an evening of food, music and fun.
— The goal was to raise $5,000. The grand total raised was $5,501.
— Patrons were to dress up in blingy jeans and outfits, and many did. A panel of judges selected eight sparkly, jazzy dressers to see who could collect the most $1 votes, an effort won by Gretchen Heizler of New Cumberland. She brought in $367.
— There were 17 "celebrity chefs" who provided and served a variety of food.
— This event will be back next year, and I'll be back tomorrow with a little more commentary.


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Gazi from Kashmir.
Bandra. August 2015.
Tell me something about yourself.
I recently moved to Mumbai. I love to live life as it comes, currently I have been taking up modelling assignments and that's been keeping me busy. I don't know if I'll be doing this forever as I have many other interests, but I make it a point to enjoy everything I do. I like reading(Go Set a Watchman was the last thing I read). I like writing, singing, jamming, cleaning my house. I like keeping things neat and tidy.
What kind of music do you like?
Some of my all time favourite are James Brown, Nina Simone, Sade, Tupac, Kendrick Lamar.
What's your favourite song to sing?
New York New York by Frank Sinatra.
Juhu. June 2016.
Tell me something about yourself.
I'm from Ladakh. I am obsessed with wearing all white. My favourite film is Ghibli's Kaguya Hime no monogatari. Stereophonics' Maybe Tomorrow is my morning song. I am fluent in Japanese. My name means one angel in Ladakhi, it was given to me by my parents, and Rigzin Wangmo was given to me by a head monk. I have a pet rabbit who acts like a pup.
What's the best thing about Ladakh?
It's so quiet at night that you can hear the leaves move and the sound of water stream from my room.
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He's called Tashi. He has a balcony full of plants all to himself. We've made toys out of cardboard boxes for him to play with. I'm also getting a tunnel made for him.
You know you can train them and apparently you can also teach them to play hide and seek.
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I'm a science student and just an everyday girl who loves reading, food, and clothes.
Do you have a favorite book and what are you currently reading?
I read mostly bad boy stories from Wattpad. So no favourites really.
Currently reading 'I sold myself to the devil for Vinyls, Pitiful I know'. It's not as cliché as it sounds.
Are there any words or phrases that you use the most?
'Oh my God!', 'Like seriously?' I gasp at almost everything.
What's the best part about your life in Kohima?
The weather!
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c. 1960. Bombay, India.
"This photo is of my mother and her sister(in their mid teens) from the late 1960s. It was taken inside a flat in a heritage building in this area called Prarthna Samaj where many Gujarati merchants had initially settled and when Bombay was still being made.
My mom is the one in a pinafore at the back. She is a very strong woman. She went from wearing minis to wearing ghunghats to raising 3 kids on her own and now she works as a jewellery designer."
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Tso Moriri, Ladakh. July 2014.
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Currently pursuing a bachelors degree in mass communication. I am from Nagaland.
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I always have a rucksack on standby. I'm leaving for a new place any opportunity I get; I'm on a quest to become a true vagabond.
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I remember always wanting to be in a band.
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Kind of like a Woodstock attendee. I also like layers.
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Jeans and sweatshirt from H&M, oversized t-shirt I got stitched, and supra shoes.
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Maverick from Top Gun and Jimi Hendrix.
A song you're currently listening to on repeat.
Tora – Eat The Sun
Favorite book
Invisible Monsters
What phrase do you use the most?
"You get it?" Because I'm always on lookout for validation and reassurance.
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Tell me something about yourself? I am Gursi, a designer, perpetually looking out for bigger meanings in life.
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What are you wearing? I am wearing a long oversize white shirt with grey melange paneling and a white low crotch pants – all lovebirds.
Do you have any pop culture figures that you look up to? I like the androgyny and madness of Miranda July and Thom Yorke.
How did you get interested in fashion? I was always interested in design. I have been doing graphics, spaces, and illustrations, and while doing all that I always had an opinion about fashion. But I got more into it after meeting Amrita while she was curating western vintage. Of course traveling and east London inspired us to do more.
What are you currently listening to? Tropic of Cancer – The One Left
Currently reading? Milan Kundera's Ignorance
A phrase you can't avoid. It's all a game!
Fashion week, Delhi. October 2015.
How was your childhood like?
I remember being one of the boys as I grew up with three brothers in the house. I grew up in a small town called Chumukedima near Dimapur.
What do you do?
What's the hardest thing about blogging?
Location scouting for photo shoots.
What are you wearing?
Head to toe: thrifted
Sling bag: Zara
What are you currently listening to?
Jessie Ware – Say You Love Me
What's the best thing you saw on internet this week?
Stage makeup tips on how to use makeup to look like a man.
Who cuts your hair?
Usually my friends. Whoever is around. This time my friend Temsuna cut for me.
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Just ten minutes' drive from the glorious Vendée beaches, these holiday properties are set on a former farm on the wide open spaces of the Marais Desseche. Le Cygne (ref F85140) and Le Héron (ref F85141) are converted from former farm buildings, each with private terrace, and have been carefully renovated to retain the charm and features of earlier times. La Cigogne (ref F85203) and Le Colvert (ref F85204) are part of the former farmhouse, and provide simple accommodation in a traditional style. These four properties share the use of a heated swimming pool (open 15 May - 30 Sep). Fishing is available on the lake within the grounds, and on the canal just 1km away. This fascinating area of reclaimed land is criss-crossed with canals and has uninterrupted views for miles. Close by, the charming village of Angles has shops, bars and restaurants, with a further choice at La Tranche-sur-Mer. The coastline here has miles of sandy beaches, backing onto natural dunes and shady pine forests, making it ideal for family holidays. There are excellent facilities for water sports, including jet-ski hire, windsurfing and sailing, as well as go karting, micro-lights, tennis, golf and riding in the surrounding area. Further afield, the old port of La Rochelle is easily accessible, as is the bustling resort of Les Sables d'Olonne, offering daily boat trips to the beautiful island of Yeu.
Two steps to entrance: All on ground floor: Living/dining room with corner kitchen. Two kingsize bedrooms. Twin bedroom. Shower room with double basin. Separate WC
Location: 1km from fishing lake, 5km E of Angles (shops, bars, restaurants), 11km NE of La Tranche-sur-Mer (supermarket, beaches, water sports), 21km SW of Luçon (all facilities).
All properties: Shared lawned area
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Le Clos St Charles is in a delightful quiet spot, surrounded by trees, yet is only a short cycle ride from the charming village of Longeville-sur-Mer where you will find a bar, shops and an excellent restaurant. The magnificent beach of Le Rocher can be reached on foot and the surrounding area provides a good selection of activities, including riding, golf, tennis and water sports. The picturesque Marais Poitevin or the town of La Rochelle make ideal day trip destinations. The simple, comfortable accommodation is enhanced by a lovely terrace and garden that the surrounding woods turn into an oasis of greenery, perfect for relaxing. The owners use a second villa that shares the spacious grounds.
Open-plan living/dining room with corner kitchen. Two double bedrooms. Twin bedroom. Shower room with open, tiled shower. Separate WC
Location: 700m E of beach, 2km SW of Longeville-sur-Mer (shops, restaurant), 25km SE of Les Sables d'Olonne (all facilities).
This detached cottage retains many original features and offers a very French, rustic holiday experience. There is an attractive, mature garden which includes fig trees. Set in the heart of the pretty village of St. Benoist-sur-Mer it is very well placed for the larger villages of Angles. Tranche-sur-Mer is 10km, ideal for summer strolls, shops, cafés and water sports. Catch the ferry there to visit Ford Boyard, Ile-de-Ré or la Rochelle. Les Conches, 12km, has a long, sandy beach, surfing, dunes, forest walks and horse riding. Shop, café/bar and restaurant 300m, beach 13km.
All on ground floor: Lounge, kitchen/diner, bathroom with shower over bath, toilet and basin, shower room with toilet and basin, separate toilet, 3 bedrooms; 1 queen size, 2 twin.
Electric heating, woodburner in lounge, colour TV (French channels only), DVD player, CD player, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, freezer, private enclosed garden, terrace, garden furniture, barbecue, garage parking for 1 car. One pet welcome.
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Just 1km from the sandy beach of the holiday resort of L'Aiguillon-sur-Mer, this charming house, with its enclosed garden, has a light, airy interior. It is ideal for a seaside holiday, with miles of beautiful sandy beaches within a 10-minute drive, and coastal paths for walking or cycling. Within walking distance is the port of L'Aiguillon, where freshly caught seafood is available. Locally there are markets, restaurants, shops, promenades, tennis, horse riding and watersports. La Rochelle, 40km, has a picturesque old town and superb aquarium. Inland there are attractions including castles, nature reserves, museums and the Puy du Fou theme park.
Living/dining room with kitchen area. Double bedroom. Two twin bedrooms. Shower room (no WC). Separate WC
Location: Situated in L'Aiguillon-sur-Mer (shops, port, beach, restaurants), 10km S of La Tranche-sur-Mer (coastal resort), 20km SW of Luçon (market, all facilities).
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This semi–detached house, built in the typical Vendée style, will enchant you with its indoor and outdoor comforts. This is an ideal house for an enjoyable family holiday. Visit Longville-sur-Mer (20km), surrounded by pine forests and 7km of beaches. Some of Vendée's finest beaches are on the 7km stretch, including Les Conches. Near Les Conches beach are many shops and restaurants, eat in and relax or take a walk along the golden sand on the beach. Shop and restaurant 80m, beach 300m.
Ground floor: Lounge/kitchen/diner, shower room with basin (no toilet), separate toilet, 3 bedrooms: 2 double, 1 twin. Mezzanine: Second lounge.
Electric heating, colour TV (French channels only), DVD player, washing machine, microwave, terrace, outdoor furniture, barbecue, off road parking for 1 car. Sorry, no pets. NB: Sloping ceilings in twin bedroom.
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This three bedroom house is bright, airy and spacious, and is very well situated 500 metres from the beach of La Faute, facing the Ile de Ré. The town centre is 2km away and has all services, and there are a number of other resorts locally, including La Tranche-sur-Mer (10km) and the beautiful historic town of La Rochelle (60km). Try also the nearby markets and restaurants, many of which have local speciality dishes, such as the mussels caught at Aiguillon, 3km away.
All on ground floor: Living room with decorative open fire. Dining room. Kitchen. Three bedrooms; one double, one twin leading to one bunk bedded room. Bathroom/WC. Separate WC
Location: Direct access to the beach 500m, forest with circuit training course, 1.5km from shops, pubs, restaurants, casino, post office, tourist information office, 8km from La Tranche-sur-Mer (swimming pool with sauna and slide), 25km from Luçon railway station, 35km from Les Sables d'Olonne, 45km from La Rochelle.
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This semi-detached holiday house, adjoining FVE022, provides an ideal place to appreciate the friendly atmosphere in this lovely seaside resort. Enjoy 8km of beaches that passes from La Tranche-sur-Mer by La Faute-sur-Mer and up to Pointe D'Arcay, an ideal base for sports enthusiasts to enjoy wind surfing, sand yachting, surfing and many more outdoor activities. Visit the island of Noirmoutier, or at low tide reach the island by the Passage du Gois. Discover the village of Apremont with a medieval château and a stunning large lake with picnic areas. Shop, café/bar, restaurant and beach 300m.
Ground floor: Kitchen/diner, shower room with basin (no toilet), separate toilet, 2 double bedrooms. Mezzanine: Lounge, 1 twin bedroom.
Electric heating, 2 colour TVs (French channels only), DVD player, washing machine, freezer, microwave, roof terrace, outdoor furniture, barbecue, off road parking for 2 cars. Sorry, no pets. NB: Turning stairs to mezzanine (no handrail). Sloping ceilings on mezzanine and in twin bedroom.
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Situated in the pretty village of La Jonchère, these semi-detached holiday properties are only ten minutes from the coast. Both La Lavande (ref F85194) and the single-storey Bleu Marin (ref F85287) feature an attractive, private enclosed garden, and a secluded terrace, perfect for outdoor meals. The attractive outdoor swimming pool, shared by three properties, is set in beautiful mature gardens and there is also a shared covered games area providing shade from the hot summer sun. Set in the village centre, where there is a small shop and café, while the larger village of Angles is just 4km. The area offers miles of beautiful coastline to explore, with shady pine forests, ideal for walks, cycling or picnics, and La Tranche-sur-Mer provides excellent water sports facilities, including jet-ski hire and a sailing/windsurfing school. These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 11 guests.
Ground floor: Entrance from garden to open plan kitchen/dining room with patio doors to rear terrace. Living room. Double bedroom with en-suite shower room. Separate WC. First floor: Two twin bedrooms. Bathroom. Separate WC
Location: In La Jonchère village (shop, bar), 4km NE of Angles (shops, bars, restaurants), 12km N of La Tranche-sur-Mer (beaches, supermarket), 18km W of Luçon (all facilities), 25km from Les Sables d'Olonne.
Both properties: Terrace
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This three-bedroom, three-bathroom, typically French townhouse has a lovely bright and airy feel to it. Unusually though, it has a pretty and extremely private walled garden at the back, as well as a sun terrace, ideal for sitting out! Step outside the front door and you are just 50 metres from the lovely village centre. Everything is within easy walking distance including the renowned Boulangerie Bonnin, famous for its brioche Vendéenne, and several cafés and restaurants. 10 minutes by car takes you to a choice of lovely beaches and the seaside resort of La Tranche-sur-Mer which, like Angles, has a twice weekly market in season.
Ground floor: Living/dining room with beams. Kitchen. Shower room/WC. First floor: Super kingsize bedroom (zip and link, can be twin). Bunk bedroom with additional bunk bed. Shower room (no WC). Separate WC. Annexe: Double bedroom. Shower room/WC
Location: 50m from Angles centre, 7km N of La Tranche-sur-Mer (beaches and town centre), 55km N of La Rochelle (famous medieval port), 55km N of Ile-de-Ré (lovely island).
Ideally situated in a residential area of La Tranche-sur-Mer, "Villa des Peupliers" is set in a very pleasant environment of pine trees on the edge of the Atlantic Coast and only a few minutes walk from the lovely sandy beach "La Pomme de Pin". This modern and comfortable villa offers peace and tranquillity whilst still being close to the towns' facilities. The surrounding area offers a large choice of water sports whilst the seaside resort provides shops, restaurants and cafés. Visit the centre of prehistory in St. Hilaire la Forêt, le Parc de Floralies in La Tranche-sur-Mer, or the fishing port of L'Aiguillon with local produce of mussels, oysters and shimp. Canals of Green Venice, the old town of La Rochelle or Ile de Ré makes excellent days out as well as the historical park of Le Puy du Fou or a visit to Les Sables d'Olonne and its famous harbour.
All on ground floor: Open plan living and dining room with corner kitchen and French windows to terrace. Two double bedrooms and two bedrooms with bunk beds. Shower room. Two separate toilets
Location: La Tranche-sur-Mer (cinema, tennis sport centre, riding), 300m to the beach, 500m La Grière (shops, bars, cafés, restaurants) 21km Luçon, 50km S of Les Sables d'Olonne (swimming pool).
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Welcome to Kaleo St. Louis, an emerging new church plant started in Ballwin. We love our community and want more for our lives. We believe Jesus satisfies more than St. Louis suburbia and His love transforms us into a community of people that is far more connected than our suburban lives. For the good of our city—that's why we're here.
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We want to see Ballwin and West St. Louis County connected to the gospel of Jesus Christ through beautiful worship together, life lived in community, and engagement in God's Mission to the world around us. That's because Jesus is so good that He changes what we value, how we relate to others, and what we live for. FIND OUT MORE
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"Missional Community" is the primary vehicle we use to live out who we are and why we're here in our everyday lives. A Missional Community is a welcoming family of missionary servants who are disciples called to make disciples. We live life together like a deeply connected family. We intentionally live FOR others, like our friends and neighbors, seeking to offer them Jesus. And we look for ways to serve as a tangible demonstration of how wonderful Jesus is.
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We share our gathering times with a sister church, City On A Hill in Arnold, MO. While we get together for brunch on Sunday mornings in Ballwin, we gather with COAH on Thursday nights for a a time of worship through music, teaching, and communion. While we're enjoying our time with our COAH family, we look forward to establishing a gathering in Ballwin as Kaleo soon!
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Our weekly Thursday evening gathering is one of the ways we celebrate the Good News of Jesus, together with our partner church, City On A Hill. It's a time where all of our MCs and sojourners can gather, celebrate, connect and learn to live in light of the gospel. Additionally, the gathering is aimed to envision MCs and send them out by His Spirit to live as a welcoming families of missionary servants to make disciples.
Our weekly gatherings typically last about 90 minutes and involve the following:
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- A consistent call to see the church as God's people rather than a Sunday event
- Contemporary music that focuses our affections and hope on Jesus
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"I was so skinny when I got here. So my diet was eat everything or anything that you want to, kind of diet. I didn't complain about that. That was great to me."
Where did it click? When did Butt realize he had to make a change to his body physically to compete as a freshman? Well, he admits, it was after his first training session on campus.
"I came in and I struggled through it," Butt said. "But I knew how sore I was, I saw progress going through spring ball already. I knew I could trust in the guys and we're going to have the best staff here to put us in the right positions. It's just trusting in them and trusting in ( team nutritionist Joel Totoro) to put the right things in my body to gain that weight. Then the coaches did the things on the field."
The struggle was well worth it for Butt -- who started eight games as a true freshman – due to enrolling early, he accomplished his goal of seeing meaningful playing time as a freshman.
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Drogba goes into the book while Rooney misses another chance to make it three goals for Manchester United.
More strong pressure from United after Valencia's cross is half cleared and Giggs sets up Hernandez. He drags his left-foot shot from 10 yards wide of the upright.
Hernandez should have sealed things. Brilliant cross from the right by Valencia and the Mexican's point-blank header goes over the bar.
Two more quick chances for Rooney - he is clean through but dithers a little too long and is smothered by Cech and then his shot from just inside the box is deflected over for a corner.
Lampard clatters into Michael Carrick and the free-kick is given. Good play down the left from Evans and he sets up Rooney who shoots wide from just outside the box.
United are two players down as throw from the right comes in. Torres gets the ball on the volley and hits a United defender but the whistle goes for an infringement.
Fabio is another United player in need of treatment while Evans has a dose of smelling salts to bring him around.
Another good cross from Ivanovic from the right which is headed clear by Rio Ferdinand. He is looking shaky after that clearance as is Evans, after he gets the ball in the face from a ramires header.
Ivanovic stands one up to the far post from the right and Drogba is there to head just over. He was a fraction offside anyway.
Cole finds himslef well forward but the ball to him is not good enough and Van der Sar is off his line to comfortably collect.
Corner for Manchester United taken by Giggs goes short as the hone side try and slow the game down a bit.
Chelsea have the wind in their sails and Torres finds a good position on the right side of the United area. He tries to centre towards the edge of the box but it is easily intercepted.
Rooney misses a great chance to seal the game again after Valencia nicks the ball off Cole, puts in Hernandez, who crosses for Rooney to slot home as he falls over only to see Alex get in the way with a brilliant piece of defending on the line.
GOAL LAMPARD: A chance for Chelsea after a cross from Ramires is headed down by Alex and Lampard sticks out a foot to prod it home from close range.
Torres has a chance to run at the United defence but a heavy touch sees the ball taken from him and cleared comfortably.
Drogba brings a lovely ball from Ashley Cole down well just inside the area and then fires his shot just wide of the post. He looked to have used a hand as well and Howard Webb gives the free-kick.
United break three on three and once again Valencia is slow to decide what option to take. He tires to play in Hernandez, the ball breaks back to him off the legs of John Terry and he then goes over in the area - but no penalty.
The break in play sees Fernando Torres come on for Kalou. That is Carlo Ancelotti's last roll of the dice.
Valencia takes his time to get his cross in from the right but it is a good delivery but can't find a red shirt. Giggs picks the ball up on the far side and wins a corner which goes out on the far side.
Park takes the ball down the left but he is pretty isolated. He does mange to win a throw-in for his side though.
Nice pass over the top finds Rooney marauding down the left but his touch lets him down on this occasion and Cech can gather the loose ball.
Better again from Chelsea but Drogba just can't get the better of Evans inside the United area and the ball goes out for a goal-kick.
Kalou goes down in the United area under pressure from Vidic but it looks only like a tangle feet and nothing is given.
Lovely play from United and a nice change of pace on the right by Valencia, who makes the room for the cross. A Chelsea arm goes out and their is a huge howl for a penalty but nothing doing.
Malouda has a speculative effort from a good 25 yards with his left foot but it is well wide of the target again.
Park brings down Lampard and gives away the fould halfway inside the United half. ramires shoots but hits a defender and the ball flies out for a Chelsea throw-in.
Decent move for Chelsea but once again Drogba finds himself with no room to move once the ball is in the danger area and United clear their lines.
Double change for Chelsea in abid to rescue the situation. Off go Luiz and Mikel with Alex and Ramires their replacements. We are off and running again.
Thanks to a busy Alex Wain: "Following the big game on my iPhone while looking after my 7 month old lad, and while it's difficult to Multi task those two, y'know what isn't difficult? Slicing through Chelsea's defence. I was worried earlier, I though we were playing a top flight team with the hunger to win, not the dispassionate team that seems to be on the pitch. Utterly disappointed in terms of the challenge, but thoroughly pleased with the table if the Utd lads keep playing the way they are!"
Ian Haywood has been impressed like the rest of us by the Manchester United: "Man utd showing wot winnings is all about. Sir Alex really knows how to get the best out of every player in the team , a title decider has been decided by half time."
Time for a couple of quick emails and Calvin Rawstron says: "Hi i think Chelsea are going to fight back in the second half. Full time 2-2 Drogba two goals."
It is all one-way traffic and United are 1/20 at Sky Bet for the victory. For those that can see some way back for Chelsea they can be backed at 40/1 while the draw is 10/1.
Valencia hits a deep cross from the edge of the Chelsea box and Rooney flicks the ball back but unfortunately there is no red shirt running on to his pass.
Valencia zips in a cross from the right and a desperate sliding interception by Mikel sends the ball behind for a corner. Valencia ends up with the ball again and his shot from 25 yards goes over the bar.
Free-kick for United taken by Giggs and he sends the ball back into his own half with then home side happy to keep possession.
Ivanovic brings down Rooney once again and the crowd call for him to be given his marching orders. Rooney in need of some treatment and the game comes to a halt.
Dangerous cross from the right by Kalou and it looks like Drogba might get on the end but it is cleared.
Good cross from the left by Florent Malouda and Drogba meets it with his head but can only glance it behind for another goal-kick.
Kalou tries to beat Valencia on the left hand side of the United box but the latter defends well and the ball goes out for a goal-kick.
Drogba had a fair chunk of goal to aim for and Van der Sar is rooted to the spot but unfortunately the attempt is well wide of the upright.
Drogba clears the wall and it dips down towards Van der sar's left-hand post but the veteran makes the save and although the ball remains in play, it is cleared.
David Luiz makes a run to the edge of the United area and tries his luck with his left foot but it is straight down the throat of Van der Sar.
Chelsea continue to be ripped apart by Manchester United and it could have been more trouble for the visitors if a Giggs cross from the right had found a red shirt.
Chelsea win themselves a corner and Kalo comes close to getting them on the scoresheet but Van der Sar is to the rescue.
GOAL VIDIC: Giggs crosses from the resultant corner and Nemanja Vidic sneaks in between some static Chelsea defenders to head home from three yards. Very easy indeed.
Rooney and Ryan Giggs over the free-kick. The former plays it wide to Fabio, who crosses deep into the area but it is headed clear.
Rooney goes for a quick one-two but is blocked by Ivanovic. Rooney is up on his feet quicky and remonstrating with Howard Webb but gets just a free-kick some 30 yards from goal.
Certainly signs in the lat few minutes that Chelsea are getting involved. Kalou shoots from just outside the box but it lacks any power and Van der Sar collects.
Drogba takes on Fabio down the left wing and gets the better of the defender but his cross is easily intercepted.
Chelsea probe again 30 yards from goal but Drogba is off target again as he tries to Frank Lampard's run into the box.
Drogba receives the ball with his back to the goal 25 yards out but he is immediately challenged and muscled off the ball.
Lovely fluid break from United from back to front. Rooney instrumental in the move and his shot from just outside the Chelsea box is a fraction wide of the left upright.
Branislav Ivanovic scythes down Rooney with a very late tackle and he is the first player in the notebook.
Hernandez could easily have had a second after he is found three yards from goal by Park. he just can't get a positive touch on the ball and it bounces behind for a goal-kick.
Chelsea again sloppy in the middle of the park and Jon Obi Mikel gives the ball away and is then forced to foul Park and give away the free-kick.
Chelsea are able to clear the subsequent corner and do break up the field via Kalou but Didier Drogba's shot from distance is a complete waste.
Rooney makes some space 25 yards from the Chelsea goal and unleashes a fierece drive which Cech palms around the post.
Small spell of possession for Chelsea but the United midfeld Salomon Kalou finds himslef on the edge of the United area but is surrounded by red shirts and is easily crowded out.
Hernandez plays a short pass to Wayne Rooney on the edge of the Chelsea area. He goes down under pressure but no foul is forthcoming.
United continue to pile forward but a loose pass sees the ball go out for a Chelsea throw deep in their own half.
The cheers are ringing around Old Trafford and it is all United so far as Chelsea try and get some sort of foothold in the game.
GOAL HERNANDEZ: Incredible start for the home side with a goal after just 39 seconds. Ryan Giggs finds Ji-Sung Park who helps the ball on to Javier Hernadez in the clear. The Mexican striker then provides an ultra-cool finish to beat Petr Cech.
One last quick pre-match email from Kai: "Greetings from Auckland. I think I beat the Aussies for staying up late to watch this one. It's now 3am here. This should be a good game. Could go either way but I can't see more than a goal in it. I'm going for 1-1." Get the coffee on Kai, many thanks and enjoy the game.
Thanks to everyone who emailed and sorry I could not get round to them all. The teams are coming on to the pitch but I may be able to stick a few more of your thoughts out at half-time.
Lee Hibbert expects a good win for the visitors today: "Man u are gonna get pulled to pieces in this game. Its gonna b all CHELSEA. 3-1 Malouda drogba lampard and rooney."
No doubting where Amy Cooper's allegiances lie: "I think Chelsea have this in the bag! come on you blues!!! We have this!!! Think the blues will win 2-0." Thankyou Amy.
From Perth in Australia to Pittsburgh in the USA. Chris Dunkerley says: "I said United would lose against Arsenal, and for precisely the same reason United will lose today. Carrick and Park are too inconsistent. The midfield is too weak and Fergie incredibly sets his stall out for a draw. United will win nothing this season, and will lose out to a mediocre Chelsea team because Fergie is too stubborn to spend."
David Hall from Perth in Australia is hanging around: "Worth staying up for in Aussie.....Chelsea 2-0 Man Utd......No problem," Like the confidence.
Mark Bowler says: "I reckon the first goal wins it, Rooney to get it and 2-0 on the way to a league and champions league double."
Thanks to Julie Lockett, who says: "hi from australia, just following your online pre match chat and hoping as we go to bed here in kalgoorlie australia that we wake up to the news that man utd are 6 points ahead and that chelsea will need a miracle to win the premiership out from under man utd. all i can say is go man utd wish we were in the uk to watch it live." Stay up Julie and follow the clockwatch here! Who needs sleep?
Jeremy from Singapore is worried about the threat from Didier Drogba: "Starting from Drogba is a huge concern for me as a United fan. He will be Chelsea key man and I'm hoping that we can keep him quiet!"
Here is the Chelsea team: Cech, Ivanovic, Terry, David Luiz, Cole, Mikel, Lampard, Essien, Kalou, Drogba, Malouda. Subs: Turnbull, Ramires, Torres, Benayoun, Ferreira, Alex, Anelka. Referee: Howard Webb (S Yorkshire)
Here is the Manchester United line-up: Man Utd: Van der Sar, Fabio Da Silva, Ferdinand, Vidic, O'Shea, Valencia, Carrick, Giggs, Park, Rooney, Hernandez. Subs: Kuszczak, Anderson, Berbatov, Smalling, Nani, Scholes, Evans.
Hello to Cork City and Keith Buckley, who says: "David, I am going for a 2-0 win to united. Rooney to keep up his good form against the blues with a brace."
I get the impression from you all that this is going to be a very dramatic afternoon and Hamza Emzio agrees: "Has the title race ever been more exciting in recent years? Expecting a tense affair but hoping for an entertaining game of football. A 3-2 scoreline to United. Rooney, Hernandez and maybe a cheeky winner from leading goalscorer Berbatov!"
Many thanks to Gary Finnigan, who says: "As a neutral, i'm going for a 2-0 chelsea win to blow the title race wide open. Lampard and torres with the goals." That would certianly make the last two weeks very intersting indeed!
Matt Eastwood reckons it will be a late show from a certain Bulgarian striker: "Huge game, huge consequences for title race, very nervous although Chelsea do have tough game vs. everton on the last day compared to us vs Blackpool. Come on united!!!! Berba to come on and score the winner!"
Neha Makwana says: "It's gonna be an interesting match, but hoping Chelsea win all the way, as that will shut all my mates up who support united!!"
Callum Taylor says: "It will be close. i reckon Man U are gonna just defend defend, and defend again, and then, they'll look to get a goal from a counter attack 1-0 Man U."
Here is some early team news before a few more of your emails. Fernando Torres is only on the bench at Old Trafford with Didier Drogba in attack rather than their £50million new-boy. United are without Patrice Evra, who is sidelined by a thigh injury. Not surprisingly, Sir Alex Ferguson retains only three members of the starting line-up that overcame Schalke in midweek with Fabio occupying one full-back berth, John O'Shea the other and Javier Hernandez in attack.
Many thnaks to Bethany Clark, who says: "As a chelsea fan, i hope we do get a win today, it could give us more confidence. We won the league last year, we can do it this year, COME ON YOU BLUES!!!!"
Right on cue, Cian Hughes is going for the Blues this afternoon: "Really tough game. Really can't wait for the start of this game! This is the title decider. I would love Chealsea to win! I will hope for a 4-2 victory for Chealsea with: Torres(2), Drogba,+Malouda, Chicarito(2) for utd." Thanks for that Cian, Torres to step up to the plate then? He is 7/1 to open the scoring at Sky Bet.
Another one for a United win - Audun from Norways says: "rumours say we are playing without evra, but with giggs and park. close game but united win 3-1. Rooney, chicharito and nani with the goals." Anyone for a Chelsea win?
Matt Hickley continues in the same vein and predicts a tight game. "I reckon it will be a cagey game today which will end up seeing the title race go to the wire I reckon 1-1 today Rooney and kalou." I am inclined to agree with you Matt, a draw would be my idea of the final score.
Lee Edwards from Lincolnshire adds: "I think todays game will be a tight and nervy affair but with United edging it 2-1 with the little hero Chico scoring the winner."
Thanks to Damian Curran, who is our first emailer on the game. He says: "Like a broken record, I hope for everyones sake today we get a professional and steady refereeing display today & as a united fan I hope nani doesn't start. Come on the reds!"
Sky Bet make the Red Devils 5/4 in this one with Chelsea 11/5 and the draw 23/10. Wayne Rooney and Javier Hernandez head the first goalscore betting at 5/1 and 11/2 with Didier Drogba on offer at 6/1. Antonio Valencia has really caught the eye on his return since being injured and he can be backed at 16/1 to break the deadlock.
Good Afternoon and welcome to what could be the Premier League title decider at Old Trafford. A win for Manchester United would send them six points clear with two games left while Chelsea could go top on goal difference with a victory of their own. Give me your thoughts on the day's big game then at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Anyone who knows me, knows that I love chocolate. A lot. So when the news started coming out that chocolate actually has health benefits….oh boy was I glad! But it raises questions…how much is too much? What kind of chocolate? How often? Well, let's look at what the truth about chocolate really is.
First the bad news: no more than 1 ounce a day. And 1 ounce is the absolute maximum. Benefits have been proven at just a quarter of an ounce. An ounce of chocolate is about 6 Hershey kisses, 5 mini bars, or 2 squares of a big chocolate bar, again, maximum. And it needs to be chocolate in as pure a form as you can get it. 70% or more cocoa is the best choice. You could count your pure cocoa in hot chocolate, but definitely not chocolate cake, brownies, white chocolate or any other very processed heavenly delight. They are highly delicious, but the added sugar, fat and flour just negate any health benefits you might get, and place you at higher risk of obesity. And we all know that increased BMI, (body mass index), increases your risk of all of the diseases we'd like to avoid, like cancer, diabetes, Alzheimer's and hypertension…just to name a few.
So what are the benefits of chocolate? There are many. Chocolate is derived from the cocoa plant, and therefore contains chemicals that cannot be mimicked synthetically. Flavanoids are one of them, and they act as antioxidants in the body. This is huge. That alone reduces levels of inflammation, which predispose arteries to plaque formation. Flavanoids also prevent oxidation of LDL (low density lipoproteins), better known as your bad cholesterol. The British Medical Journal reported in August 2011 that with the proper consumption of chocolate LDL and inflammation lowers, blood pressure lowers, stroke risk decreases by 29% and risk of heart attack decreases by 37%. Isn't that reason enough to enjoy just a little bit everyday?
Most importantly, for the many of us who just can't live without it, it makes you feel good. Really! It increases levels of dopamine in the brain, which is a known pleasure hormone. It also increases serotonin, a vital player in mood, PMS and anxiety.
So, in addition to your 30 grams of fiber a day, 6 – 8 fruits and veggies a day, 8 – 10 glasses of water a day, whole grains, healthy protein and 30 minutes of exercise a day that are all recommended for healthy living…don't forget your chocolate!
Isn't it great when they finally tell you to eat something that is actually delicious?
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Warren Renninger soaks up some rest in Wood Islands before continuing his walk from Florida to Newfoundland.
WOOD ISLANDS — Prince Edward Island is one of the friendliest places in North America according to a man who has walked here from Florida.
Warren Renninger hates to say good bye to the Island, but he's pushing on for Cape Breton and Newfoundland over the weekend as he continues a walk that has eaten up four pairs of sneakers and will take an entire year to complete.
"This is such a hospitable place,'' he said, sipping a coffee at the Plow the Waves Centre Friday.
"The only place close to it is Alabama…..that's where they actually have signs at the state border warning walkers they may be invited home for dinner.''
While most people think twice about walking to the store, Renninger has logged in an astounding 7,000 kilometres since leaving the Keys of the Sunshine State last November.
Since then he's walked the Appalachian Trail and continued into Canada on what hikers call the International Trail. He expects to conclude his walk by reaching Lance Aux Meadows in northern Newfoundland in late October. Then he'll head home to his native Pennsylvania where he left on Nov. 7, 2011.
There were a few ferry rides and bus detours to stick with the trail, but today the 55-year-old hiker marks the 300th day of his amazing march through the eastern seaboard of North America.
He's been down back roads and bogs and through marshes and mountains and it's been the best experience of his life. He still has another 1,000 kilometres to complete Newfoundland.
"I'm a little tired right now because it's hard to keep up your protein levels,'' he said, 25 pounds lighter than when he began. "You can have a big meal, but you burn it off in no time.''
A former tech worker who was downsized four years ago, this isn't his first stroll through the meadow. He did his first Appalachian Trail hike in 1998 and again in 2008. He's also done the Pacific Trail and the Lewis and Clark Trail through the Rockies. All in all, that works out to about 21,000 kilometres — or the equivalent of walking from Vancouver to St. John's three times.
"I do it because I love being outside and doing something,'' he smiles sipping the cup of java that works into his $10 to $15 dollar a day budget. "Plus it's a lifestyle...it just becomes a way of life to see the world from places few others do and to meet the people that go with it.''
Whether it's a basin in the Rockies where First Nation people built a community or a pass in the Rockies where Meriwether Lewis first charted a map, Renninger says it becomes a passion.
It all began with a book called Ten Millions Steps. When he read the travels of Nimble Will Nomad (hikers adopt handles like long haul truckers), Renninger was hooked and, being single with no kids, he hasn't looked back. He travels simply, with nothing more than a backpack filled with food, clothes and a tent — plus walking sticks.
In south Florida he was yelled at by passing cars who thought he was homeless, and then yelled at by homeless people who thought he was moving in on their space. He quickly learned to tell store owners that he was hiking the trails to diffuse any tensions in larger urban centres.
"I've met some great people here," he said. "Two conservation guys came by on an ATV and when they found out what I was doing they were making sure I had their phone numbers and offers of assistance if I needed anything.''
Renninger usually needs little, but he's grateful for dinner invites and places to stay just to enjoy a change from his tent and to have some hearty conversation. He's staying at the Northumberland Park before taking the Wood Islands ferry at 8 a.m. this morning and goes by the name of Lakeland Nidhatak when he blogs on the website Trail Journals.
One recent entry; ''went to Denis Dunn's house (near Charlottetown) where he and his wife Sharon cooked dinner for me. Had corn-on-the-cob, baked potatoes, and thick and delicious pork chops...I was full!''
He cites a number of Islanders who have reached out to help during his trip, including Leo Gill of Island Trails, who helped with some lodging and directions when he took a wrong turn on the Confederation Trail. He even got a free ride over the Confederation Bridge when the shuttle driver heard his tale.
There's still Cape Breton and Newfoundland to go, but the wonder walker is already contemplating the big kahuna when it comes to trail walking. That's the continuation of the International Trail through Greenland and Iceland and through Europe to Morocco. But that's for another day.