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The stigma of mental illness has been shown to be affected by personal contact with mental illness and by a belief in the genetic heritability of mental illness. We use data from a nationally representative survey to test whether the relationship of stigma with contact remains after taking into account the effects of genetic beliefs and other background characteristics. Contact was defined as a history of psychiatric hospitalization among respondents themselves, their family members, or their friends. Respondents answered questions about a vignette character with a mental illness. We found that respondents with contact felt less anger and blame toward the character, thought that the character had a more serious problem, and would want less social distance from the character, including both casual and intimate aspects of social distance. Respondents with contact were not significantly different from the general population in the degree to which they expressed sympathy, thought the problem would last a lifetime, or wanted to restrict reproduction. Thus, contact is associated with having a less ostracizing, critical attitude toward a stranger with mental illness. The results underscore the importance of this experienced group as a resource in fighting stigma in society. Since many people who have had a psychiatric hospitalization have not told their friends or family members about it, this lower-stigma group could be enlarged.
The stigma of mental illness continues to be strong and pervasive in our society, and to have detrimental effects on people with mental illness. Overall, stigma impedes recovery from mental illness and, thus, represents a tremendous burden on people with mental illness and on society in general [17, 19, 25, 26]. More specifically, the stigmatizing label of mental illness has the objective external effects of discrimination in housing, employment, and insurance coverage [12, 14, 16, 18]. Those marked as mentally ill are underemployed and earn less income than those with the same psychiatric challenges who have not received the label [1]. Stigma also has subjective internal effects, such as eroding self-esteem and mood over time and contributing to social withdrawal and reduced trust in others due to the anticipation of negative responses from others [1, 12, 17, 24]. Internalized stigma also makes people with mental illness reluctant to seek or remain in treatment [10, 25]. Numerous studies have shown that stigma causes an increase in the social distance between people with mental illness and other members of society [1, 4, 5, 11, 21, 28]. Social distance is a measure of ostracism that includes, for example, reluctance to make friends with someone, or to allow someone to join the family, solely on the basis of their mental illness [3]. In short, stigma prevents people with mental illness from taking part fully in society.
Of course, many people do have friends or family members with mental illness or have experienced mental illness themselves. Is this group less likely to exhibit stigma when they encounter someone with mental illness? Allport [2] proposed that cooperative interaction with members of a negatively evaluated group results in increased liking for those members and generalizes to more positive attitudes toward the group, suggesting that friends and family members should have more positive attitudes than the public at large. The phenomenon of in-group bias and its cascade of prejudicial attitudes [7, 27] suggests that people with mental illness should also have less negative attitudes than the public at large. However, there are also reasons to expect that these groups would not have particularly favorable attitudes. Self-stigmatizing processes might lead persons with mental health problems to internalize negative societal attitudes toward themselves and others with mental illness [8]. Similarly, the process of distancing [26] oneself from a negatively evaluated group might also negate the development of more positive attitudes among people with mental illness. Further, associative stigma [22, 29] experienced by family and friends could lead this group to distance themselves from mental illness as well, again leading to a prediction that this group will have attitudes that are no more positive than those of the general public.
Several studies have found that previous contact is associated with more positive responses toward people with mental illness, including more positive emotional responses, reduced stereotypes, and a desire for less social distance [6, 11, 15, 21]. Based on these findings, we expect contact and in-group bias processes to predominate and predict that people who have friends or family members with mental illness or have experienced mental illness themselves will express more positive attitudes toward people with mental illness.
Here, we extend the existing literature on contact and stigma with a vignette-based study that has two particular strengths. First, we employ a random-digit-dial sample that used screening questions to oversample respondents who had experienced a psychiatric hospitalization in their immediate family. Thus, the study is almost unique in assessing the association between contact and attitudes in a nationally representative sample in the United States. Second, we are able to examine many facets of stigma, ranging from emotional aspects, such as blame, anger, and sympathy, to cognitive aspects, such as perceived persistence and perceived seriousness, to more behavioral aspects, such as social distance and reproductive restriction, in a single study, so that direct comparisons between different aspects of stigma can be made. We focus our examination on a very direct personal level of contact, that is, whether respondents themselves, their family, or their friends have been hospitalized for mental illness. Finally, we are able to consider the role of contact within the context of a comprehensive array of relevant background characteristics.
Social contact and in-group biases are thought to have quite broad and general effects on attitudes toward social groups. We therefore, hypothesize that people with contact will exhibit less stigma in a very broad sense. Thus, we predict that people in our contact group will say that the character with mental illness in the vignette is less to blame for their illness, that they feel less anger and more sympathy toward the character, that they think the character's problem is less serious and chronic, that they desire less social distance from the character, and that they are less interested in restricting the character's reproduction.
In secondary analyses, we also test if the results differ depending on whether the vignette character is described as having schizophrenia or major depression. We also assess, whether results differ if we exclude those who hospitalized themselves from the "contact" group. The remaining group (family and friends of a hospitalized person) is important for two reasons. The friends-and-family group is the one that can test the contact hypothesis. Second, the group of people in society who know they have a friend or family member who have been hospitalized could be enlarged if more people who were hospitalized disclosed this fact to their friends and family. If attitudes are more positive among this group than among members of the public with no such contact, it suggests that greater disclosure of mental-health problems might improve public attitudes toward mental illness.
Our broader consideration of the consequences of stigma is a novel feature in research on the effect of contact. These analyses allow us to examine whether the relation of contact and stigma is general or whether it is limited to certain aspects of stigma.
The target population comprised of people aged 18 and above, living in households with telephones, in the continental United States. The sampling frame was derived from a list-assisted, random-digit-dialed (RDD) telephone frame. A respondent was randomly selected from among all adults in the household. Telephone interviews were conducted with 1,416 respondents between June 2002 and March 2003. Interviews were conducted in English, Spanish, Mandarin, and Cantonese and averaged 20 min. The sample was stratified to oversample Puerto Ricans, Chinese Americans, and people with a family history of psychiatric hospitalization. Using estimation procedures of the Council of American Survey Research Organizations (1982), the response rate was 62%.
To evaluate sample selection bias, we compared the weighted analysis sample with 2000 census data for gender, educational attainment, household income, and age. Correspondence with the census is good in terms of age, but the sample overrepresents women and people with higher SES. Participants' gender and age, as well as other sociodemographic characteristics, are controlled in the main analyses.
Results are weighted to take into account poststratification adjustment to national counts by race/ethnicity and differential selection probabilities based on race/ethnicity and family history of psychiatric hospitalization. To calculate statistical tests, we used SUDAAN [23] which estimates standard errors for complex survey designs.
All participants were randomly assigned to one of two vignette experiments. Each experiment included some vignettes that described psychiatric disorders and some that described physical disorders. The 911 participants included in the present analysis responded to a vignette about a person with schizophrenia or major depressive disorder. The vignettes from the two experiments were quite similar in describing psychiatric symptomatology and hospitalization experience but varied in their description of the vignette character's demographic and social background characteristics (e.g., age, education), which were also randomly assigned. Data from both of these vignette experiments were combined in this study to maximize the number of participants with mental-illness contact. Variations in response due to differences in the details of vignettes 1 and 2 were statistically controlled by including vignette number as a covariate in the main analysis. There were 684 participants who received vignette 1 (343 schizophrenia and 341 major depressive disorder), and 227 participants who received vignette 2 (123 schizophrenia and 104 major depressive disorder). The vignette character's race/ethnicity was matched to that of the respondent, with a suitable name given to the character. An example of vignette 1 is shown below:
Imagine a person named Anne. She is a single, 25-year-old white woman. Since graduating from high school, Anne has been steadily employed and makes a decent living. Usually, Anne gets along well with her family and coworkers. She enjoys reading and going out with friends. About a year ago, Anne started thinking that people around her were spying on her and trying to hurt her. She became convinced that people could hear what she was thinking. She also heard voices when no one else was around. Sometimes she even thought people on TV were sending messages especially to her. After living this way for about six months, Anne was admitted to a psychiatric hospital and was told that she had an illness called "schizophrenia." She was treated in the hospital for two weeks and was then released. She has been out of the hospital for six months now and is doing OK. Now, let me tell you something about what caused Anne's problem. When she was in the hospital, an expert in genetics said that Anne's problem was due to genetic factors. In other words, her problem had a very strong genetic or hereditary component.
The study from which the data were derived [20] focused on the effect of genetic attribution on stigma, but the present study is not focused on that issue, so we statistically controlled for the experimentally manipulated genetic attribution in the analyses.
Contact We coded evidence of experience with acute mental illness on a 4-point scale. Respondents who said that they had been hospitalized for a mental illness themselves were given a score of 3, those with a family member (parents, children, or sibling) hospitalized were scored 2, those with a friend hospitalized were scored 1, and those with none of the above was scored 0. Those who fit into more than one category were given the higher score. In the weighted sample, 16 (1.8%) participants scored 3, 64 (7.1%) scored 2, 380 (42.6%) scored 1, and 432 (48.4%) scored 0. We also conducted analyses using a dichotomous version of this variable (family, friend, or self hospitalized versus none) and the results (not shown but available) were similar. We present results from the 4-point scale because of the increased statistical power.
Blame was assessed with the item "Anne is to blame for her condition." This was scored on a scale from 1 (strongly disagree) to 4 (strongly agree), and had a mean of 1.36 (SD = 0.72).
Anger was assessed with the item "When you think of Anne, you feel anger towards her." This was scored on a scale from 1 (strongly disagree) to 4 (strongly agree), and had a mean of 1.18 (SD = 0.49).
Sympathy was assessed with the item "When you think of Anne, you feel sympathy." This was scored on a scale from 1 (strongly disagree) to 4 (strongly agree), and had a mean of 3.23 (SD = 0.87).
Perceived persistence was measured with the item "In your opinion, Anne will probably continue to have problems like the ones I described for her whole life." This was scored on a scale from 1 (strongly disagree) to 4 (strongly agree), and had a mean of 2.71 (SD = 0.97).
Perceived seriousness was measured with the item "How serious would you consider her problem to be? This was scored on a scale from 1 (not serious at all) to 4 (very serious), and had a mean of 3.40 (SD = 0.65).
Social distance was measured with a 5-item scale (Cronbach's alpha = 0.89). The scale composed of two parts. "Intimate" social distance was measured with three items (alpha = 0.94): "How would you feel about having Anne date/marry/have a baby with one of your children?" ("very positive," "somewhat positive," "somewhat negative," and "very negative"). The total score ranged from 1 to 4, with 4 indicating greater social distance. The mean for intimate social distance was 2.46 (SD = 0.86). "Casual" social distance was measured with two items (alpha = 0.69): "How willing would you be to make friends with Anne?" ("definitely willing," "probably willing," "probably unwilling," and "definitely unwilling"); and "How willing would you be to have Anne start working closely with you on a job?" ("definitely willing," "probably willing," "probably unwilling," and "definitely unwilling"). The total score ranged from 1 to 4, with 4 indicating greater social distance. The mean for casual social distance was 1.77 (SD = 0.62). The total social distance score combined the intimate and casual scores and ranged from 1 to 4, with 4 representing greater social distance. The mean for total social distance was 2.18 (SD = 0.69). For half of the respondents to vignette 1, social distance questions were asked about the character's sibling rather than the character.
Reproductive restriction was assessed with two items (alpha = 0.67): "Anne should not get married—that is, she should stay single" and "Anne should not have any children of her own—that is, she should remain childless." These were scored on a scale from 1 (strongly disagree) to 4 (strongly agree), and had a mean of 1.65 (SD = 0.77).
Covariates A comprehensive set of controls was used. The same set of covariates was used in the present study as in the original study from which the data were derived [20]. Thus, the analyses controlled for gender, age, education, household income, ethnicity/race, political conservatism, eugenic concerns, and belief in the importance of genetic factors in mental illness. In addition, the present study controlled for vignette type (1 or 2), vignette diagnosis (schizophrenia or depression), and genetic attribution (whether the character's illness was said to be caused by genetics or not). Descriptive statistics and more details about the operationalization of these covariates are shown in Table 1.
Controlling for respondents' education, income, age, gender, ethnicity, political views, genetic beliefs, and vignette type, we found that more contact was associated with less blame for the mental illness toward the vignette character, less anger toward the character, and less social distance from the character, including both casual and intimate aspects of social distance (Table 2). Respondents with more contact were not significantly different from the general population in the degree to which they expressed sympathy for the character, thought the character would have the problem for a lifetime, or would want to restrict the character's reproduction (Table 2). Contrary to our hypothesis, those with greater contact judged the character's problem to be more serious (Table 2). Thus, we found differences pertaining to numerous aspects of stigma, from emotional (less blame and less anger), to cognitive (greater perceived seriousness, which was opposite to the expected direction), to behavioral (less social distance). The results were not the same across all aspects of stigma tested. To explore the statistically significant results further, we tabulated the mean scores broken down by type of contact, for each of the variables that had been statistically significant in the controlled analyses (Table 3). For the emotional aspects of stigma (blame and anger), there is no clear gradient across all four degrees of intensity of contact. For perceived seriousness, those with family or friends hospitalized perceived a greater degree of seriousness, while those who had been hospitalized themselves perceived a lesser degree of seriousness (this difference between those who had been hospitalized themselves and others was not statistically significant in controlled analyses, as shown below). For all three social distance variables, there was an apparent gradient showing reduced social distance across increasingly greater degrees of contact.
In addition to the above analyses, testing our primary set of hypotheses, we also undertook some additional analyses to test secondary questions. To test whether the effects were the same for vignettes featuring major depression versus schizophrenia, we added the interaction between vignette diagnosis and contact to the models. The interaction was not statistically significant (p > 0.05) for any of the aspects of stigma. To test whether the effects held true among the subgroup of those who would be affected by disclosures of mental illness (family members and friends), we ran the main models again excluding those with personal hospitalization experience. In this reduced sample, all the results were the same (beta for blame = −0.19, SE = 0.05, p < 0.001, N = 654; beta for sympathy 0.08, SE = 0.07, p = 0.30, N = 652; beta for perceived persistence = 0.14, SE = 0.08, p = 0.08, N = 642; beta for perceived seriousness = 0.13, SE = 0.05, p < 0.05, N = 654; beta for social distance, total = −0.13. SE = 0.06, p < 0.05, N = 643; beta for social distance, casual = −0.11, SE = 0.05, p < 0.05, N = 659; beta for social distance, intimate = −0.15, SE = 0.07, p < 0.05, N = 634; beta for reproductive restriction = −0.07, SE = 0.06, p = 0.17, N = 655), except that the effect for anger was no longer statistically significant (beta for anger = −0.06, SE = 0.04, p = 0.12, N = 658). As an attempt to further examine whether the effect of contact was especially strong among the small number of those who had been hospitalized themselves, we ran the same controlled analyses again using a dummy variable comparing those with personal hospitalization experience to all others, and we found no statistically significant differences (details not shown but available).
This investigation allowed us to examine the relationship of personal contact with mental illness and a wide variety of aspects of stigma. Although all of the indicators were self-report, they reflected behavioral, emotional, and cognitive aspects of stigma. The results indicated that having personal contact with mental illness is associated with having a less ostracizing, less critical attitude toward a stranger with mental illness. This was seen behaviorally in terms of less desire for social distance and emotionally in terms of less blame and anger directed toward the vignette character. This more accepting attitude was present at the same time as a greater cognitive awareness of the seriousness of the character's problem. Contact was not significantly associated with more sympathy, more hopefulness about the prognosis, or a reduced desire to restrict reproduction. This suggests that people with contact have a sober view of the problem: they take it very seriously but still have a more respectful, welcoming attitude toward others with mental illness.
Results do not suggest a clear gradation of stigma with increasing intensity of contact across all the statistically significant aspects of stigma examined, nor do controlled analyses detect an extra reduction in stigma among those with personal hospitalization experience as compared to all other groups combined. Thus, the most parsimonious interpretation for our results is simply that contact with mental illness is associated with reduced stigma. There does seem to be a gradation in social distance across degrees of contact. Future studies would be needed to investigate these issues in more detail.
Other authors, such as Angermeyer et al. [5], have organized variables like our dependent variables according to the reasoning of the stigma process, postulating that negative ideas can translate into negative attitudes, which can translate into negative behavioral intentions (e.g., social distance). Our central question focused on contact and its effects on multiple domains of stigma and we did find evidence that contact is related to each of these three areas (cognitive ideas, emotional attitudes, and behavioral intentions) specified by Angermeyer. Thus, the combination of our findings and Angemeyer's conceptualization raises a critical questions for future research—at which stage (ideas, attitudes, or behavior intentions) is contact most important? Does contact have powerful effects on ideas, which then determine attitudes which in turn influence behavioral intentions? Or does contact have direct and independent effects at each stage. Our work sets the stage for future research to investigate important questions like these.
Our results show that people who have had the experience of contact with someone who has been hospitalized are less stigmatizing in terms of harboring less blame and anger and desiring less social distance when they encounter others with mental illness. These results agree with previous research showing that contact is associated with decreases in negative emotions and desire for social distance [1, 5, 11, 21]. Our results also supported the idea of in-group bias [2, 7, 27], such that those with previous contact with mental illness in a significant other (or in themselves) will have more positive attitudes than the public at large when they encounter others with mental illness.
The results underscore the importance of this experienced "contact" group as a resource in fighting stigma in society. Moreover, since many people who have had a psychiatric hospitalization have not told their friends or family members about it, this lower-stigma group could be enlarged. Our results held true among those who may have found out about the hospitalization through disclosure (everyone except those who were hospitalized themselves). In other words, almost all of the main findings held true when those who had been hospitalized themselves were removed from the analyses, which supports the idea that increased disclosure of hospitalization experiences to family and friends could increase acceptance in the population. Our data focused on hospitalization, but of course there is an even larger group who have experienced only outpatient mental health care. The issue of mental illness is closer to home than what society as a whole may think. One in four US adults experience mental health disorder within a given year, many have families, and one in 17 lives with serious mental illness, such as schizophrenia and major depression as depicted in our vignettes [13]. Mental illness is clearly not a rare condition; however, those experiencing illness are typically aware of the societal stigma and discrimination they will encounter—an awareness often shown, for example, as a reluctance to seek or stay in treatment [9, 10, 25]. Results from the present study provide evidence that those who have had experience with psychiatric hospitalization themselves or know family members or friends who have been hospitalized possess a more egalitarian, welcoming attitude, making them viable advocates for dispelling the myths associated with the mentally ill. The lower-stigma group in our study has had direct personal contact with mental illness as a consumer, relative, or friend, supporting Allport's contact hypothesis, where more positive attitudes are formed toward stigmatized groups upon increased contact [2]. The stigma that induces people to maintain secrecy about their mental illness also limits the prospect for inaccurate stereotypes to be countered through personal interaction.
Therefore, we believe that there would be less stigma in society if more of those who had been hospitalized or have been in mental health treatment simply disclosed this fact to others. Once more people realize that they are already socially intimate with people with mental illness, they may seek less social distance when they encounter others with mental illness. Our results also reinforce anecdotal impressions that advocacy organizations, such as NAMI, which is composed mainly of family members of people with mental illness, are likely to promote an anti-stigma point of view.
One limitation of our study is that we cannot determine if those who have experience with mental illness as either a consumer, friend, or relative who report less stigmatizing views held these views before the encounter. Because stigma is associated with reluctance to use mental health services, it is possible that those with lower stigma would be more likely to seek hospitalization or encourage their family or friends to do so, and would, thus, be more likely to show up in our analyses as having contact with someone who had been hospitalized. We do show that those with contact have less stigmatizing views toward newly encountered others with mental illness. We also have no data regarding the quality of contact with friends or relatives with mental illness. Thus, our data do not speak to the specific aspects of the relationships or experiences that are associated with reduced stigma. Furthermore, we did not have a large enough sample to be able to examine the three types of contact (self, family member, and friend) separately with a high degree of statistical power. There was only 1.8% of the weighted sample with a personal experience of hospitalization, which limited our statistical power in analyses of those in that category versus all others. Similarly, sample size did not allow us to split the social distance data between respondents who were asked about the vignette character and those who were asked about the character's sibling. Still, we found differences between those with contact and the general population in their social distance preferences generalized across these two targets. Furthermore, we have no way of testing whether those with personal hospitalization experience or other forms of contact with mental illness were more or less likely to respond to the survey. We were also limited by defining contact with mental illness as knowing someone who had been hospitalized, which represents just a fraction of people with mental illness.
Future studies should examine the effect of contact using a wider definition of contact, and a longitudinal design to allow for causal analyses and a larger sample so that the relationship between stigma and the type and extent of contact can be analyzed more thoroughly. Additionally, as mentioned above, future studies might usefully examine whether contact has effects at different stages of the stigma process (ideas, attitudes, intentions, and behaviors) as suggested by Angermeyer. Finally, future studies might also focus more directly on those with personal experience of mental illness.
Our study examined the relationship between stigma and contact with mental illness using a nationally representative sample, a wide range of aspects of stigma, and analyses that controlled for a variety of differences between respondents. Analyses revealed that respondents who have had experience with psychiatric hospitalization themselves or know family members or friends who have been hospitalized have a more respectful, welcoming attitude toward others with mental illness, in terms of less blame, anger, and social distance. This is despite the fact that they view mental illness as a more serious problem. This type of soberly egalitarian regard grounded in experience would provide the basis for secure connections as they encounter others with mental illness. The community integration so essential to the recovery process is built upon connections like these. People with mental illness and their friends and relatives represent a natural anti-stigma force in society. This group could be enlarged if more people with mental illness "came out of the closet" about it to their friends and relatives. There may be personal risks in doing so, such as attracting stigma, which must be considered carefully, and weighed against potential personal benefits, such as the relief of not having a secret and feeling better understood by others. Aside from the shorter-term individual-level effects of increased disclosure, our results indicate that there would be a long-term benefit to society.
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When a 'Ceasefire' is Not a Ceasefire
Summary ... While making a truce with Hamas may seem like a good idea, the problem lies with what Hamas & Islam consider a 'truce'. Understanding the real meaning of the terms hudna, tahadia, and hudaybiyyah will allow better insight to what's involved with making a truce with Islamic terrorists.
In the current conflagration between Israel and Gaza, news agencies mistakenly report that a "ceasefire" is being discussed with Hamas.
In the imagination of the media, such a "ceasefire" might result in the kind of armistice that ended hostilities in World War I, on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the eleventh month on Nov. 11 1918, paving the way to the Versailles peace treaty and the genesis of the League of Nations.
However, the three Arabic nuanced terms being discussed with Hamas as a resolution to the current situation have nothing to do with a "ceasefire":
Those terms are Hudna, Tahadia and Hudaybiyyah. All three terms imply continued war, after a respite.
Hudna: a tactical pause intended only for rearmament, a temporary respite in the war between Islamic forces and non-Islamic forces.
The authoritative Islamic Encyclopedia (London, 1922) defines hudna as a "temporary treaty" which can be approved or abrogated by Islamic religious leaders, depending on whether or not it serves the interests of Islam; a hudna cannot last for more than 10 years.
Tahadia: a temporary halt in hostile activity which can be violated at any time.
Hudaybiyyah: An understanding that there will be no fighting for 10 years named for the "treaty of Hudaybiyyah " in 628 AD.
The Islamic Encyclopedia mentions the Hudaybia treaty as an "ultimate hudna."
The late PLO leader Yasser Arafat often referred to "a hudna" in his speeches when he defined and described the nature of the Oslo Accords.
Mohammad made a hudna with a tribe of Jews back then to give him time to grow his forces, then broke the treaty and wiped them out. Although this treaty was violated within three years from the time that it was concluded, most jurists concur that the maximum period of peace with the enemy should not exceed ten years, since it was originally agreed that the Hudaybia treaty should last ten years."
Hudna, Tahadia, and Hudaybiyyah — the only options on the table with Hamas — do not compare to the "mu'ahada" treaty of peace that Egypt signed with Israel in 1979, or the mu'ahada treaty of peace that Jordan signed with Israel in 1994.
How many people remember that three hudnas already occurred with Gaza?
How many people remember what occurred during those 'hudnas'?
Well, the people in Sderot and the Negev region of Israel remember.
Let us refresh our memories.
From November 26, 2006, until May 15, 2007, a Hudna between Hamas and Israel went on for almost six months. One cannot ignore the statement made by Hamas five days before the hudna went into effect: "Hamas's military wing will stop the rocket fire when residents evacuate the city of Sderot." (from November 21, 2006)
During that hudna, Gazans launched 315 missiles targeted at Sderot and the western Negev, according to an IDF spokesman.
And there was another hudna with Gaza which lasted until the end of December 2008, which witnessed 878 attacks fired from Gaza.
And there was a hudna from the end of Operation Cast Lead on January 18, 2009, to the first day of Operation Pillar of Defense on November 12, 2012.
During that period, approximately 2,000 rockets and missiles were fired from Gaza, sending one million Israelis running to shelters
And from the end of operation 'Pillar of Defense', through June 30th 2014, 300 aerial attacks were launched from Gaza towards southern Israel- during yet another tenuous Hudna.
What country would tolerate one missile fired into its territory — and agree to a Hudna, Tahadia, and Hudaybiyyah that promises yet more aerial attacks?
[ Published: July 6, 2015 / Original: July 16, 2014 ]
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The Hidden Hand Behind the Palestinian Terror Wave
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It's no state secret that US President Barack Obama is not a huge fan of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. His distain for the Jewish leader is well-known throughout the world; he's never tried to hide it. But now that Israel is having new elections in March does it mean Obama could, either directly or indirectly, influence the elections in Israel in order to obtain a defeat for Netanyahu?


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Maybe it's "Meatless Mondays" or "Walk-to-School Wednesdays." Or maybe it's registering for a 5K you'll train for and complete together. There are many great options—what's most important is that you pick something specific and achievable, then work towards it as a team.

Make a list of parks you want to explore, open swim times at the community pool, classes you want to sample, and so on. Or go all out and find a gym to join. This way you're set up for success, ready to grab opportunities for fun physical activity.

You don't need to overhaul your pantry all at once, but you can make changes gradually. Next time you need rice or pasta, buy the whole grain version; swap unsweetened applesauce for sweetened versions (or make your own); and so on. Emphasize whole foods and grains and lean cuts of meat. To reduce your family's intake of salt, sweeteners, and fats, cut back on processed and pre-made foods. During the afternoon and evening hours, kids are most likely to eat unhealthy foods, so it's important to make better choices available.

Keeping both your brain and your body busy will improve fitness! So remember that learning new things is not limited to kids. While your child might work on riding a two-wheeler or learning to swim, you can take up tennis or Zumba or yoga.

Most kids enjoy planting seeds or seedlings and watching them grow. Helping in the garden keeps everyone physically active, and may even inspire picky eaters (of any age!) to try new fruits and vegetables.

In most families, birthday parties and holiday gatherings mean unhealthy foods. In the NPR/RWJF/Harvard poll, 96% of respondents said that the children in their care had attended events at which foods with "high fat or sugar content, like chips, fried foods, fast foods or sweets" were served. Counteract those empty calories in two ways: By adding healthier choices to the menu, and by adding active play to the party. I post examples of both on Pinterest frequently.

Matching your child with the right activity will go a long way toward improving fitness and health. If you hit on something he's passionate about, he'll be motivated to work hard. Even if he thinks he doesn't like sports, keep trying. It may take time, but you'll get there eventually.

Listen to the excuses (rationalizations? justifications? explanations?) that you make about any lack of fitness in your life. Then find ways around them. Yes, safety is a deal-breaker, but weather doesn't need to be. Nor does lack of time. That's a priority problem, which means you can tackle it.

Of course it's important for parents to support their kids' athletic endeavors, and there are lots of ways to be involved and help kids succeed. But don't forget to support your spouse's fitness needs, too. That often means devoting some of your family budget and schedule to exercise. Remember it's an investment in improving everyone's fitness and health.

You probably already know that too much screen time can interfere with your family's fitness; sitting on the couch is not the best way to get or stay in shape. But research also shows that TV-watching during meals can be associated with higher rates of obesity. So banish dinner-table distractions as best you can.

Sources:

NPR, Harvard School of Public Health, and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: A Poll About Children and Weight: Crunch Time During the American Work and School Week. February 2013.

Rockett, Helaine R.H. Family Dinner: More than Just a Meal. Journal of the American Dietetic Association, July 2007.


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April 21, 2011 by USA Post
Seath Tyler Jackson, A triangle Facebook teenager and bitter dispute culminated in the savage murder of a Florida boy 15 years old who was attracted to the death of his ex-girlfriend, law enforcement officials said.
Even a lawyer for one suspect in the murder called "very, very vicious." Seath Jackson was beaten in the head and fired, but still tried desperately to flee from home in Summerfield, where the attack occurred Sunday, police said.
He was shot again and his body was placed in a bathtub, where her knees were broken by what your body fit in a sleeping bag. He was still alive, so that shot again, and then his body was burned in a backyard bonfire, according to arrest documents. His ashes were shoveled into containers of paint.
Michael Bargo, 18, Amber Wright, 15, his brother Kyle Hooper, 16; Charlie Ely, 18, and Justin Soto, 20, have been charged with first-degree murder. James Haven, 37, has been charged with accessory to murder for allegedly helping dispose of the body and drive out of town Bargo.
The community in the bucolic horse country of northern city of 65 miles of Orlando Florida is reeling.
"The fact is unthinkable, the idea that six people gather and take to kill a 15-year-old," said police officer Marion County Judge Cochran. "It's not something we expect to happen anywhere, especially not in Marion County. We are a religious community. People move here to see the comfort level."
In an RIP Facebook page Seath Tyler Jackson, friends and strangers alike expressed their horror and anger. "I hope his murderers Rott in hell," wrote Courtney Jewell, a friend of the victim.
The police said the killing stemmed from animosity between Bargo and the victim. "This violence came from Michael Bargo intense hatred for Jackson Seath. Due to hatred, formed a plan to kill him," said Cochran.
Hatred seemed tied to Jackson's relationship with Amber Wright, his ex-girlfriend. In early March, he wrote, "I love you Amber" on your Facebook wall, but on 7 April that called her "whore."
A Facebook public battle began in April 8, when Wright wrote on the page of Jackson. "I was so tired of treating me like I was nothing if you're so perfect, why do not overcome their jealousy and get a new girl who can hurt you. … You know you cared so much for you. I kept you through a lot of things. … It takes a real man to accept the fact that they broke up. "
Jackson replied: "They need to let this go. If we split, if it hurts, but I'm over it. I'm not going to let Mike have his cake and eat it too."
Bargo According to the lawyer, Charles Holloman, Bargo had "affection" of amber that sparked outrage in the Jackson. "He was concerned about the way he was being treated. It was not the only concern," said the lawyer.
On Sunday, Wright sent a barrage of text messages to lure him to Jackson's house Ely, according to arrest documents. When he arrived, Bargo, Hooper, and Soto hit him in the head with wooden objects, police said. So dreadful and prolonged death began, police said.
On Monday, police said Jackson's mother reported his disappearance and as a possible runaway.
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In this episode, I talked about:
- The Modern Quilt Guild. I've seen it mentioned on Sew Mama Sew several times and meant to bring it up. Alert listener Carlyn reminded me about it. Are there any Modern Quilt Guild members listening? Send me an email or leave a comment if you are a member. I'd love to hear what it is like.
- The Ladies' Art Company Block Tool by Connie Chunn. What an awesome reference! It has a great variety of blocks and gives cutting sizes for up to 5 different block sizes.
- The Quilter's Newsletter had two patterns that I loved this month.
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Security shake-up
Published: 17 January, 2007
Licensing for public space surveillance CCTV operators came into force on 20 March 2006, which means it is now illegal for contracted staff to work without a Security Industry Authority (SIA) licence. The ins and outs of who does and who doesn't need a licence have been an issue this year within the security industry.
Jeremy Waud, managing director at Incentive FM, believes that many shopping centre managing agents, facilities management companies and security firms do not fully understand the details of this legislation and are at risk of severe penalties.
Incentive FM was in fact one of 16 companies recently reprimanded for breaches of the Private Security Industry Act (PSIA), although their own non-compliance was relatively minor.
Waud explains: "Security staff working directly for the building owner do not have to have a licence. However, if these staff are transferred to a third party contractor they need to be licensed from day one, despite the fact that it can take around four months to get a licence. It's not enough to just be in the process of training."
Getting a licence requires four days of off-site training plus £200 per employee, and the same again for a manned guarding licence.
"A worrying number of clients are receiving misinformation about this from their contractors," adds Waud. "Security staff employed directly by the building owner or occupier who are not trained, certified or licensed as either a manned guard or CCTV operative for public space surveillance, find themselves in no man's land in the event of a transfer - be that to either a managing agent or a contractor. In many cases, at the point of transfer the law is likely to be broken."
The PSIA has created a minefield for shopping centre owners and managing agents who have had their work cut out this year understanding its implications.
Trudie Cummins, senior surveyor in retail asset management at Cushman & Wakefield, says: "The biggest problem we've had is taking on shopping centres that have been bought by our client, but which are owned and run by a managing company set up by the owners; so therefore, effectively, I have interpreted the security staff to be in-house employees.
"Then they've come over to us and they're not licensed. If licensing isn't in place immediately then they're in breach of the law. There's no clarification as to what 'in-house' really means and whether or not managing agents can be exempt.
"We've dealt with it now but there has to be some allowance for that sort of situation."
The SIA describes in-house staff as anyone employed directly by the company for which they provide security services.
But despite all the confusion and problems along the way, shopping centres are now reaping the considerable benefits of having trained security staff.
EFM Security has ensured it's ahead of the competition by training all of its personnel to be licensed in both static and retail security, and in CCTV.
Shaun Murphy, national operations manager at EFM Security, believes that for a security team to work together effectively they must understand all the elements of the security process. He explains: "As specialists in the retail security market, our teams are relatively small, but highly skilled. By giving our staff an in-depth knowledge of both CCTV and retail security they have a much greater understanding of the entire process, which means they can use that knowledge to their advantage."
One example of how proper training delivered outstanding results was when two EFM Security officers, working at a shopping centre in Kettering, received commendations from the local police after they carefully tracked a violent criminal on CCTV throughout their shopping centre for half an hour, recording a clear, full-facial profile. This evidence directly assisted the police with the arrest and conviction of the man, who was later found guilty of attempted murder.
Murphy adds: "The licensing system has made a huge difference in the control rooms. Prior to licensing, they were rarely run properly, and tape and digital imaging was of such poor quality that it was often impossible to use it in a court of law.
"The whole point of a control room is to track, report and prevent crime. To get a good image you have to have approximately 120 per cent magnification on your system and zoom right into a person's face to be of any use to a prosecution lawyer. You also need to record and back up systems correctly, so that when the police want to use that evidence they have clear and accurate information."
MITIE Security agrees that the introduction of licensing has had extremely positive results. Rob Parker, sales and marketing director for MITIE, says: "Whilst many of the larger security specialists were already providing training, the licensing process has provided a degree of consistency and has certainly helped in raising standards across all areas of the private security industry.
"This has been especially true with regard to the licensing of CCTV operatives, where training has helped to improve their skills, enabling them to better identify potential 'hot spots' or problem activity that could adversely affect the experience or perception of the centre's customers. The training has also helped security teams to deal with potential issues before they develop into something more serious.
"Furthermore, the training of CCTV operatives in line with the requirements of the Data Protection Act means that the centre management team can be confident that the process is managed by individuals who understand the necessary requirements and implications."


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Okay guys, for this blog, it's going to be about the best B.O.W of the entire RE universe! Basically, it's gonna be a list of the common monsters (in other words, no Tyrants or bosses, got it?). Again, this is a poll list (if you've kept up with my blogs, you'll understand what I'm saying). Here's the scenario:
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Five Best Places to Eat Alone in Miami on Valentine's Day
Counter-service eateries such as La Sandwicherie are perfect for dining by yourself.
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Singles have begun to dread the inevitable return of February 14. Whether you're still wrapped up in last year's heartbreak or you've fully embraced flying solo, no one wants to watch couples rub their unconditional love in everybody's faces. But don't get caught up in the depressing drama of Valentine's Day.
Use this opportunity to enjoy some alone time. There's no better way to pamper yourself than with a delicious plate of food. As long as you know the right nondate places to go, eating alone can be surprisingly satisfying. No expectations, awkward conversations, or arguments over the bill, and let's face it — candlelit dinners are so cliché. So avoid those romantic restaurants at all costs and head to one of these eateries instead. They're perfect for indulging in a fantastic meal alone without turning any sympathetic heads or looking like you just got dumped. Table for one, please.
At Lung Yai Thai Tapas, guests can watch skilled chefs create authentic and flavorful dishes right before their eyes.
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Dining solo provides the rare chance to truly immerse yourself in a culinary experience and concentrate on a restaurant's fare. Lung Yai is the ideal spot for getting up close and personal with food. It offers authentic Thai dishes with complex flavors that warrant thoughtful dissection. Grab a stool at the small counter and watch as the chefs slice whole chicken fresh from aromatic poaching liquid or julienne papaya for one of the crisp, bright salads. With small plates ranging from $5 to $9 and most entrées priced under $15, you won't need a plus-one to sample multiple plates on the menu.
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Miami's most prized taqueria is always a great go-to for lunch with friends, but sometimes it's even better solo. There's no one to judge when you order extra churros to go or spill salsa on your shirt. Plus, the open atmosphere makes this place superinclusive, so don't be shy — slide your tin tray next to a stranger and spark up a conversation. Or hit up Coyo after hours, when the back room of the fast-casual spot becomes a hidden bar for in-the-know taco lovers seeking a locals-only nightlife experience.
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No. 18 Volleyball Hosts DanceBlue Match against Rival Tennessee
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- The No. 18 Kentucky volleyball team returns home to host rival Tennessee on Oct. 28 at 8 p.m. ET in a nationally-televised contest on ESPNU. The match is the annual DanceBlue Match, where support of the on-campus organization DanceBlue, the team will raise awareness and money to benefit children with cancer who are treated at UK's Pediatric Oncology Hematology Clinic.
#18 Kentucky vs. Tennessee
Wednesday, Oct. 29 - 8 p.m. ET
Memorial Coliseum, Lexington, Ky.
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Kentucky (18-4, 8-2 SEC) is coming off a sweep at Arkansas on Oct. 24 and a 3-1 loss at No. 24 Texas A&M on Oct. 24. Sophomore Anni Thomasson had a double-double in both contests and has recorded double-doubles in three consecutive matches, the longest streak by a Wildcat since Whitney Billings opened the 2013 season with four double-doubles in a row.
Tennessee (8-15, 1-8 SEC) posted its first league win of the year on Oct. 26 with a 3-0 victory over Ole Miss. On Oct. 10 in Knoxville, Tenn., UK recorded a 3-0 win, its fourth consecutive win over the Lady Vols. Tennessee is 1-7 away from home, with a win at Evansville on Sept. 9.
To support DanceBlue, fans can pledge money for each of UK's kills, digs or assists. Fans can pledge money both in attendance at Wednesday's match or while watching the contest live on ESPNU.
The team will also wear blue warm-up tops with gold lettering and head coach Craig Skinner will wear a gold tie, which will be auctioned off on UKathletics.com following the match. A special gold ball will be auctioned off as well. Additionally, flowers and ribbons will be sold at the Marketing Gazebo to support DanceBlue. Fans are also encouraged to participate in a special post-match ceremony.
More information about the DanceBlue Match and DanceBlue can be found here.
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Tennessee is 8-15 in 2014 and 1-8 in conference play. The Lady Vols, who are 1-7 away from home, earned their first SEC win Sunday with a sweep of Ole Miss. Along with a loss to then-No. 13 Kentucky, UT also lost to No. 21 Texas A&M, Tennessee's only other top-25 opponent so far in 2014.
The Lady Vols are led by Jamie Lea, who has 177 kills for a 2.72 kills per set rate. Lexi Dempsey has dished out 625 assists to go along with 25 kills and 139 digs. Bridgette Villano leads the team with 257 digs, while Iesha Bryant has a team-high 65 blocks.
UT is coached by Rob Patrick, in his 18th season, has amassed a 359-200 record in Knoxville. Patrick has led the Volunteers to two SEC titles and nine NCAA Tournament appearances, included eight of nine seasons from 2004-12.
Kentucky leads the all-time series vs. Tennessee, 45-29 after a 3-0 sweep in Knoxville on Oct. 10. UK, who has won four in a row and five of the last six in the series, is 21-9 at home and 13-15 all-time in Knoxville. Under 10th-year head coach Craig Skinner, Kentucky is 10-8 vs. the Lady Vols.
On Oct. 10 at Tennessee, Kentucky notched a 3-0 (25-19, 25-20, 25-13) victory, led by sophomore Anni Thomasson's 15 kills on .452 hitting. UK hit .317 with 44 kills in the sweep with five aces. The defensive effort included 35 digs and nine blocks, six in the final set. UK held UT to .184 hitting and 30 kills, led by freshman Kaz Brown's career-high eight blocks and senior Jackie Napper's eight digs.
UK plays its final nonconference match of the regular season on Nov. 3 vs. Morehead State at 7 p.m. ET. The Wildcats close out their four-match homestand vs. Georgia on Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. and vs. Missouri on Nov. 9 at Noon on the SEC Network.
Kentucky recorded a 3-0 win at Arkansas before falling at No. 24 Texas A&M, 3-1 last weekend. Sophomore Anni Thomasson posted a double-double in both contests, with 11 kills and 12 digs at Arkansas and 12 kills and 10 digs at Texas A&M. Thomasson has recorded double-doubles in three consecutive matches, the longest streak by a Wildcat since Whitney Billings opened the 2013 season with four double-doubles in a row.
At Arkansas on Oct. 24, UK's fifth sweep in its last six matches, the Wildcats had five service aces and held the Razorbacks to .162 hitting with 21 attack errors. Junior Shelby Workman led the Wildcats with 12 kills on .250 hitting and had nine digs. Thomasson and senior Jackie Napper each had 12 digs. Junior setter Morgan Bergren had 33 assists and two kills and directed the UK offense to .248 hitting with 40 kills. Lauren O'Conner added seven kills while freshman Kaz Brown recorded six. Brown, junior Sara Schwarzwalder and O'Conner each had two block assists.
Oct. 26 in a top-25 battle at Texas A&M, O'Conner led UK with 19 kills on .421 hitting while Napper led the defensive effort with 20 digs. Brown had eight kills and two block assists, while junior Shelby Workman recorded seven kills along with 11 digs. Bergren dished out 42 assists and added five kills and tied for the team lead with four blocks in addition to having 10 digs.
Kentucky is ranked 18th in the latest AVCA Coaches' Poll. The Wildcats have been ranked in each of the last 27 polls, the third-longest streak in school history and the second-longest in head coach Craig Skinner's 10 years at the helm. From 2008-2010, UK was ranked for a program-record 31 consecutive weeks. The current streak goes back to the final poll of the 2012 season, including every week in 2013, the sixth time in team history the Wildcats have been ranked in every poll in a season. Kentucky is one of three Southeastern Conference teams in the top 25.
UK is No. 10 in the fourth NCAA RPI ranking of the season, announced Oct. 27. Used to rank teams based on record and strength of schedule, UK is one of two conference teams in the top 10.
Head Coach Craig Skinner became UK's all-time winningest coach with his 210th victory Sept. 13 vs. Georgia Southern.
Skinner has coached a 17-win team in all 10 seasons at the helm of the Wildcat program - the longest such streak in program history.
Senior Jackie Napper has 1,336 career digs, second in the UK record books in the rally scoring era and fourth in the all-time top 10. Her 357 through 22 matches in 2014 is eighth in a single season in the rally scoring era. Sophomore Anni Thomasson is 10th in the modern era with 476 career digs.
Senior Lauren O'Conner, who leads all current SEC players with 1,074 kills, became the 15th Wildcat to notch 1,000 career kills on Oct. 5 vs. Texas A&M and is second in program history in the rally scoring era. O'Conner is also second in attack attempts with 2,982 and third with 1,291.5 points.
Junior Morgan Bergren is third all-time in the rally scoring era and 10th in UK history with 2,252 career assists. Napper is sixth in the rally scoring era with 242 career assists. In the single season record books, Bergren's 889 assists in 2014 is seventh in the modern era.
O'Conner is fourth in the rally scoring era with 38 solo blocks, seventh with 231 total blocks and seventh with 193 block assists. Junior Sara Schwarzwalder is sixth in the rally scoring era with 255 total blocks and fifth with 239 block assists. Bergren is 10th with 149 total blocks.
Schwarzwalder is fifth in the rally scoring era with a .289 attacking percentage.
O'Conner is third in the rally scoring era with 83 aces.
Napper is fourth in sets played with 440 and O'Conner fifth with 424 in the rally scoring era.


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Since we're not gonna see a movie this year (because they're only gonna make higher quality films every two years instead), how about talking about what you'd like to see?
First off, no more remakes. Please. I was pretty annoyed at Movie 8, because everything felt so rushed, and we've already seen that arc told properly instead of crammed into 72+ minutes. I honestly went "Wtf?" with Movie 9. It was so pointless. Why would I care if the Strawhats had had Franky, Robin, and Thousand Sunny before meeting Chopper? They didn't even change anything plot related. Ugh. Very disappointed.
If they had to do a remake, I think the Whitebeard War would be the best choice. Lots of action and a terrific ending. But, really, I'd like another original story. It would be ideal if the movie was in-canon like Strong World, but I understand that Oda doesn't have a lot of time for that. Otherwise, another great original filler like Movie 6 would be very nice.
One Piece movies don't exactly have the best... reputation...work...story...etc., but now that they're gonna devote more time to them, I think we can expect greater works.
So this is to get the ball rolling. I'll think about it more myself, but what would you like to see? What ideas have you got?
Some Ideas I Like
- Whitebeard War remake
- East Blue Saga remake (might be a nice introduction to potential fans.)
- Something dark, like Movie 6
- Luffy's origin/flashback story, told in chronological order.
- How Shichibukai became Shichibukai? Idk, I just want to know what Hancock did on her first voyage pirating that made the WG want to hire her. But this would probably give away too much plot.
- Something involving modern sports. I liked seeing the baseball, soccer featurette, and the skate race during Davy Back Fight.
- Alternate Universe: Straw Hats in a modern setting. Don't know how this would be interesting though. I'd just kind of like to see it somehow.
- Alternate Universe: Luffy as a marine! Lol, yea, I don't know.
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|Part of the Avatar: New Universe continuity.
The Diclonius are a very dangerous race of humans from another world Henki describes as "Elfen Lied". Back in the franchise, they were sent down as a "new dominance" and even had an instinct to wipe out humans and take their place. The majority of Diclonius are females, but very rarely there are males. No one knows why Males of this race are so rare and elusive.
As said by Henki and Althea, they also have a deadly ability to create large, almost invisible tentacles from their back to literally tear humans apart with ease. Henki got worried that since Diclonius are part spirits (in a sense), they had crossed from their home franchise to Altonia through a similar portal that Team Avatar was forced into.
So far though, the only Diclonius that were known to be in Altonia are Lucy and Nyuu. Henki worries others came through, but the only one known to date is her.
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Knowledge Generation: geospatial and multimedia data fusion or integration, and computer forensics.
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|Alex Salamone
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|Competitor for United States
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|Paralympic Games
|2010 Winter Paralympics
Alexi Salamone (born 17 June 1987, in Bryansk, Russia) is an ice sledge hockey player from the USA.[1]
Early lifeEdit
Salamone was born near Chernobyl, the site of a nuclear accident that took place 14 months prior to his birth.[1] As a result, Salamone was born with deformed legs both of which were amputated at the Children's Institute of Prosthetics in Moscow when he was only four months old.[2] Orphaned, he was adopted by the Salamones, a couple from Buffalo, New York, and moved to the United States at the age of six.[1][3]
Ice sledge hockeyEdit
Salamone was introduced to ice sports by the Skating Association for the Blind and Handicapped (S.A.B.A.H.).[1] He has been a member of the U.S. national sledge hockey team since 2003, twice representing his country at the Winter Paralympics.[4]
At the 2006 Winter Paralympics in Turin, Italy, Salamone was part of the American team that won the bronze medal.[2] The United States featured in Group B of the tournament and won two of their three group games; 3–0 against Japan and 6–1 over Sweden. A 1–2 defeat in the match against Germany meant the USA faced Group A winners Norway in the semi-finals. The team lost that match 2–4 but went on to beat Germany 4–3 in the bronze medal match.[5]
As a part of the United States national team he won a bronze medal at the 2008 IPC Ice Sledge Hockey World Championships, held in Marlborough, USA and won a gold medal at the 2009 Ice Sledge Hockey World Championships in Ostrava, Czech Republic.[1]
In 2010 he competed at his second Winter Paralympics in Vancouver, where USA won gold. They beat Japan 2-0 in the final.[2] Salamone scored the first goal in the final and overall had four goals and four assists in five matches.[6]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Alexi Salamone - January 2010. International Paralympic Committee. Retrieved on 11 May 2011.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Alexi Salamone. United States Olympic Committee. Retrieved on 12 May 2011.
- ↑ Caple, Jim (25 March 2010). I am living, not just existing'. ESPN. Retrieved on 12 May 2011.
- ↑ Belanger, Joe. "U.S. players share indomitable spirit", 22 April 2011. Retrieved on 11 May 2011.
- ↑ Results Torino 2006 Paralympic Winter Games Ice Sledge Hockey Men. International Paralympic Committee. Retrieved on 12 May 2011.
- ↑ "U.S. sledge hockey team shuts out Japan for Paralympic gold", 20 March 2010. Retrieved on 12 May 2011.
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