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You don't know this kid.
He doesn't live in this state, play a sport or attend high school. He even cheers for the Baltimore Ravens.
But trust me on this one: Zach Lederer, who has survived two bouts with brain cancer before his 21st birthday and has inspired a nationwide trend called "Zaching," is worth your time.
He was mine.
And he's someone we should all strive to emulate, no matter whether it's our own problems we're dealing with or someone else's.
A few years before I was hired at the Observer-Reporter, I lived in Manassas, Va., and covered high school sports for The Washington Post.
One year, while making football preview calls in Howard County, Md., I stumbled upon a kid named Zach Lederer, who was going out for the team at Centennial High School.
Zach, as I would learn, had never played high school football before and would probably only see scant time on the kickoff team, a few snaps as a defensive back in mop-up duty – hardly one of the best players on the team.
But what made Zach's story so intriguing was that he had already beaten brain cancer at a young age and still had a ventricular shunt embedded in the back of his skull.
Was the ideal thing for Lederer to play football his senior year? Of course not. But he had been a team manager, loved sports and wanted to do this as a way of proving to himself, and others, that the score was Zach 1, Cancer 1.
Lederer played. No serious injuries occurred. Word spread about what Zach was doing, and other media outlets picked up on the story.
Ravens tight end Todd Heap, who had visited Lederer in the hospital years back after learning of his complicated story – one that even involved world-renowned surgeon Dr. Ben Carson – hosted Lederer and his family for a game. CNN had Lederer on The Human Factor.
All of this carried one over-arching theme: that the 18-year-old Lederer, then a high school senior, was extremely vocal about beating cancer, treating it much like a game of one-on-one; screw it, he thought, you're not getting the best of me.
The attention on Lederer calmed slightly during the spring of his senior year, then picked back up full force when it was learned that the cancer had re-emerged during his freshman year at the University of Maryland.
Again Lederer underwent chemo, surgery, the whole deal. Again he said cancer didn't stand a chance. He even wore a Superman cape into the radiation room and posted the picture to Twitter.
But perhaps the most important thing that happened was that after surgery, Lederer had his dad, John, take a picture of him flexing, arms up in the air.
This has become known as "Zaching." And it caught on.
"Zaching" now has its own Wikipedia page. It was featured on ESPN, among other places. University of Maryland athletes have been photographed while "Zaching." Same for professional ones, comedians and politicians. Look it up. It's "Tebowing" with attitude.
Lederer maintains an active presence on Twitter and encourages other cancer patients to tweet "Zaching" photos, serving as a role model to those his age and younger as they confront cancer at an early age.
He also approaches his ordeal with a bit of levity – "planking" on a stool in the hospital, bragging about embarrassing his mother, Christine, while walking through Johns Hopkins wearing his cape, using the hashtag #baldboyproblems.
Not only does Lederer want his message to be heard, but he wants those also affected by cancer to stand strong, to look in the mirror and say, "How dare you challenge me?"
Which, after getting to know Lederer, is an awfully good question.
Lederer has been an inspiration to me, my wife and our family. We text here and there, usually when the Ravens play the Steelers. I was honored when he asked to interview me for a writing class.
He's one of those stories that come around once in a lifetime, sort of Maryland's answer to Freedom graduate John Challis.
His story and attitude should lend some perspective to any of our silly, day-to-day complaints.
It's why you should care about Zach Lederer, even if he's a Baltimore Ravens fan.
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The He-Man in the picture above isn´t Adam, but he wears the same techno vest as Adam (inclusive shoes)...was he living before Adam? No, because in MotuC Bio of He-Man they say "At first, he used a techno vest with a built-in force field...". So this guy live years after Adam???
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Today,Jonathan Conly was sworn in as the new U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Mission Director for Pakistan. USAID Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah presided over the ceremony and administered the oath in the presence of family, friends, colleagues, members of the Pakistani-American community and the Embassy of Pakistan's Deputy Chief of Mission, Dr. Asad Majeed Khan. As Mission Director for Pakistan, Conly will be responsible for managing USAID's second-largest assistance program with the objective of supporting the development of an economically vibrant, secure and stable Pakistan that promotes peace and security in South and Southwest Asia.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – At the second African Diaspora Marketplace (ADM II), 17 U.S.-based entrepreneurs were awarded matching grants to fund innovative business plans and promote economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa. The grants will match ADM winners' own funds to support growth of their businesses.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Department of State and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) are pleased to announce USAID's foreign assistance obligation and expenditure data is now available on the Foreign Assistance Dashboard (www.foreignassistance.gov).
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And I'm Steve Inskeep.
Last night's vice presidential debate offered a reminder about American politics. It can be infuriating, misleading and irrelevant, but at its best politics becomes a spectacle - a highly informative show - which is what the vice presidential candidates delivered last night in a debate in Kentucky.
It is hard to say if their spirited discussion changed any minds or won over undecided voters, but Republicans saw their candidate, Congressman Paul Ryan, contend solidly with his older opponent. Democrats found release in Biden's fierce correcting of the record - after President Obama's widely criticized showing last week.
NPR's Don Gonyea reports.
DON GONYEA, BYLINE: Debate moderator Martha Raddatz of ABC News started with the foreign policy issue of the day, Libya, and the attack last month that killed four Americans, including Ambassador Chris Stevens.
MARTHA RADDATZ: The State Department has now made clear there were no protesters there. It was a pre-planned assault by heavily armed men. Wasn't this a massive intelligence failure, Vice President Biden?
GONYEA: Biden began his answer...
VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN: What it was, it was a tragedy, Martha. It - Chris Stevens was one of our best. We lost three other brave Americans.
GONYEA: But he quickly turned to a criticism of Governor Romney's foreign policy positions, signaling right away that he'd be much more aggressive than President Obama had been in last week's debate. Biden said the president has a strong record. He cited ending U.S. combat operations in Iraq and the killing of Osama bin Laden. He then pointed to a Mitt Romney line about bin Laden from years ago.
BIDEN: Governor Romney was asked a question about how he would proceed. He said I wouldn't move heaven and earth to get bin Laden. He didn't understand it was more than about taking a - a murderer off the battlefield. It was about restoring America's heart and letting terrorists around the world know if you do harm to America, we will track you to the gates of hell, if need be. And lastly, the - the president of the United States has - has led with a steady hand and clear vision. Governor Romney, the opposite.
GONYEA: But Congressman Ryan followed by describing the events in Libya as, quote, "emblematic of a chaotic foreign policy."
PAUL RYAN: It took the president two weeks to acknowledge that this was a terrorist attack. He went to the U.N., and in his speech at the U.N. he said six times - he talked about the YouTube video. Look, if we are hit by terrorists, we're going to call it for what it is, a terrorist attack. Our ambassador in Paris has a Marine detachment guarding him. Shouldn't we have a Marine detachment guarding our ambassador in Benghazi, a place where we knew that there was an al-Qaida cell with arms? This is becoming more troubling by the day.
GONYEA: Next, another thorny foreign policy issue, nuclear weapons and Iran. Ryan called it another failure by the president.
RYAN: They're four years closer toward a nuclear weapons capability. We've had four different sanctions at the U.N. on Iran, three from the Bush administration, one here. And the only reason we got it is because Russia watered it down and prevented the sanctions from hitting the Central Bank. Mitt Romney proposed these sanctions in 2007. In Congress, I've been fighting for these sanctions since 2009. The administration was blocking us every step of the way.
GONYEA: Biden often reacted to Ryan's statements with disbelief and laughter - or with something like this...
BIDEN: With all due respect, that's a bunch of malarkey.
GONYEA: On the economy, Biden said it was in freefall when the president took office. He called it the great recession. Ryan countered...
RYAN: Joe and I are from similar towns. He's from Scranton, Pennsylvania. I'm from Janesville, Wisconsin. You know what the unemployment rate in Scranton is today?
BIDEN: I sure do.
RYAN: It's 10 percent.
BIDEN: Yeah.
RYAN: You know what it was the day you guys came in? Eight-point-five percent.
BIDEN: Yeah.
RYAN: That's how it's going all around America. Look...
BIDEN: You don't read the statistics. That's not how it's going. It's going down.
RADDATZ: Two-minute answer, please.
RYAN: Look. Did they come in and inherit a tough situation? Absolutely. But we're going in the wrong direction.
GONYEA: Throughout the 90 minutes, Raddatz kept a rein on the combatants, giving them time to argue, but also keeping them on topic. Ryan defended his running mate against Democratic charges that he would have done nothing to help the auto industry when General Motors and Chrysler were near death's door in 2008 and 2009. Biden and the president frequently quote a newspaper editorial Romney wrote back then with the headline "Let Detroit Go Bankrupt."
RYAN: He talks about Detroit. Mitt Romney's a car guy. They keep misquoting him, but let me tell you about the Mitt Romney I know. This is a guy who I was talking to a family in Northborough, Massachusetts the other day - Cheryl and Mark Nixon. Their kids were hit in a car crash - four of them. Two of them, Rob and Reed, were paralyzed. The Romneys didn't know them. They went to the same church. They never met before.
GONYEA: Ryan went on to describe how Romney visited that family one Christmas.
RYAN: Later on he said, I know you're struggling, Mark. Don't worry about their college - I'll pay for it. When Mark told me this story - because, you know what, Mitt Romney doesn't tell these stories.
GONYEA: Here's Biden.
BIDEN: I don't doubt his personal commitment to individuals. But you know what, I know he had no commitment to the automobile industry. He just - he said let it go bankrupt, period. Let it drop out. All this talk - we saved a million jobs, 200,000 people are working today. And I've never met two guys who are more down on America across the board.
GONYEA: The exchanges were often heated. Each interrupted the other, though Biden was more aggressive on that score - a tactic widely predicted as a reaction to the president's low-key showing last week, prompting this from Ryan.
RYAN: I know you're under a lot of duress to make up for lost ground, but I think people will be better served if we don't keep interrupting each other.
BIDEN: Well, don't take all the four minutes then.
GONYEA: And they battled over whether Romney can cut tax rates across the board by 20 percent, as promised, and find enough current tax deductions to eliminate that he doesn't have to raise the final tax result for the middle class or add to the deficit. Biden said it is impossible. Here's Ryan...
RYAN: He is wrong about that. There...
BIDEN: How's that?
RYAN: You can cut tax rates by 20 percent and still preserve these important preferences for middle-class taxpayers...
BIDEN: Not mathematically possible.
RYAN: It is mathematically possible. It's been done before. It's what we're proposing.
BIDEN: It has never been done before.
RYAN: It's been done a couple of times, actually.
BIDEN: It has never been done before.
RYAN: Jack Kennedy lowered tax rates, increased growth. Ronald Reagan...
BIDEN: Oh, now you're Jack Kennedy.
RYAN: Ronald Reagan...
GONYEA: The subject switched back to foreign policy and the wisdom of setting the firm timetable for pulling out of Afghanistan by 2014. There was agreement that the timetable is reasonable but by setting a hard date, Ryan said the administration helps the enemy. And he said it comes in the middle of a fighting season. He said that's a mistake.
RYAN: Here's the way it works: the mountain passes fill in with snow, the Taliban and the terrorists and the Haqqani and the Quetta Shura come over from Pakistan to fight our men and women. When it fills in with snow, they can't do it. That's what we call fighting seasons. In the warm months, fighting gets really high. In the winter, it goes down. And so when Admiral Mullen and General Petraeus came to Congress and said if you pull these people out before the fighting season has ended, it puts people more at risk. That's the problem.
GONYEA: Here is Biden...
BIDEN: We turned it over...
RYAN: But we pulled 22,000 people out...
BIDEN: ...we turned it over...
RYAN: ...for them to do it.
BIDEN: ...to the Afghan troops we trained. No one got pulled out that didn't get filled in by trained Afghan personnel. And he's conflating two issues. The fighting season that Petraeus was talking about and former - and Admiral Mullen - was the fighting season this spring. That's what he was talking about. We did not, we did not pull them out.
RYAN: The calendar works the same every year.
GONYEA: And that's how much of this debate felt. Historically, vice presidential debates have not had a measurable effect on the election result, but they often contribute to the dynamics along the way. That may hold true this year. Ryan has proven he can hold his own against a seasoned opponent and Biden has shown that counterpunching may be the incumbents' best strategy in the next debate next week. Don Gonyea, NPR News, Danville, Kentucky.
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You usually don't expect to wander into a discussion on semantic change when you attend a municipal meeting, but that's exactly what was on tap when Washington City Council convened Monday night.
Mayor Brenda Davis correctly took Councilman Matt Staniszewski to task for using a test alert of the city's transit system to send out the following email message: "Alert: This is a test. Brian is gay." Staniszewski lamely countered that it was in reference to a college friend and that, in this case, he was not necessarily saying that his friend was homosexual, or using it in a pejorative sense, "when we all know that the word means happy."
Well, yes, once upon a time, people would say that someone who was in a happy-go-lucky, heel-clicking mood was "gay." But the last time you would have heard someone use "gay" in reference to a joyous frame of mind would probably have been somewhere around the time Liberace was drawing 10,000 pieces of fan mail per week. Ask anyone on the street what "gay" means in 2013, and they'll respond, "homosexual."
Can we assume that Staniszewski peppers his everyday conversation with other words and phrases that have fallen from fashion. Does he "rap" with his pals when he carries on a conversation with them? Do they pay for their dinner with "bread"? Does he describe a fun-loving friend as a "bully"? People once did.
Nonetheless, there is one simple word that adequately describes Staniszewski's actions that never changes meaning and never goes out of style.
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Also, Alex Campbell recorded a fall over Deitrik Ferster at 220 and Cody Wiercioch posted a technical fall, 19-4, over Steven McNeal at 182 to help the Big Macs erase a 31-19 deficit.
CM constructed a 14-4 lead thanks to a pin by Dalton Macri, a tech fall from Connor Schram and a decision at 132 by Alex Hutchin before Central Dauphin chipped away at the margin.
CD took the lead, 17-14, after Austin Rose scored a major decision against William Pihou at 152. However, Pihou, Nick Oberhaus and Sam Minor prevented Central Dauphin from scoring bonus points, a key in the victory for the Big Macs, who won seven bouts.
The Big Macs, as they have been throughout the season, wrestled without starters Solomon Chisko, a state medalist last year, and Malachi Krenzelak. Both are injured.
With the win, the Big Macs completed the dual meet season with an undefeated record. They are 13-6 in team championship matches.
The loss was Central Dauphin's first this season. Winners of four PIAA titles from 2008-11, the team is 23-5 in team tournament action.
The Big Macs, who have won four straight WPIAL titles, opened defense of their state title with a 42-22 win against Spring Grove. In the quarterfinals, they defeated last year's runner-up Erie McDowell, 38-17. Canon-Mac edged Easton, 37-35, in the semifinals.


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HONOLULU (AP) – Actor Jim Nabors says marrying his longtime male partner doesn't change anything about their relationship – he just wanted it to be formally acknowledged.
The 82-year-old actor best known as Gomer Pyle in "The Andy Griffith Show" told the Associated Press on Wednesday that he just wanted the marriage to be legal.
Nabors married 64-year-old Stan Cadwallader in Seattle on Jan. 15. Nabors says they have been partners for 38 years.
Nabors says they flew from Honolulu just for the short ceremony and were married in a hotel room by a judge friend who drove up from Olympia, Wash.
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Jim Nabors, the actor best known for playing Gomer Pyle on TV in the 1960s, has married his longtime male partner.
Hawaii News Now (http://bit.ly/14tFM3U) reports Nabors, 82, and Stan Cadwallader, 64, traveled from their Honolulu home to Seattle to be married Jan. 15. Gay marriage became legal in Washington state last month.
The couple met in 1975 when Cadwallader was a Honolulu firefighter.
"I'm 82 and he's in his 60s and so we've been together for 38 years and I'm not ashamed of people knowing, it's just that it was such a personal thing, I didn't tell anybody," Nabors said. "I'm very happy that I've had a partner of 38 years and I feel very blessed. And, what can I tell you, I'm just very happy."
Nabors said he's been open about his homosexuality to co-workers and friends but never acknowledged it to the media before. He doesn't plan to get involved in the issue politically.
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A Bridgeville woman, Christie Apitsch, 28, will be charged with two felony counts of endangering the welfare of children after her two children, ages 5 and 8, discovered she was missing from their 169 Union St. home early March 15, said Bridgeville police Chief Chad King.
The two children awoke to find their mother missing. They called their grandmother, who then notified police, King said.
When officers arrived, Aspitch's roommate Shelby Casper, 21, was found asleep on the third floor.
When police were in the house, they were "overcome with the strong odor of marijuana," King said.
A search was conducted during which police found a large bag of marijuana, a digital scale, a .40-caliber semiautomatic handgun with the identification numbers scratched off, and more than $800 in cash. All of the items were in close proximity to the children, King said.
Casper was charged with possession with intent to deliver marijuana, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and endangering the welfare of children, King said.
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Jason Miller (152), Jason Perkins (170) and Dustin Conti (195) posted pins to lead Jefferson-Morgan to a 31-30 home win over Bentworth in a Section 2A-Class AA wrestling match Wednesday night.
Miller started things off with a pin of Ethan Tush in 27 seconds. Two matches later, Perkins pinned Kirk Stechly in 2:57, and Conti followed that with a pin of Tanner Severns in 2:50 at 195 pounds.
Jake Rothka, Matt Vickless and Ty Mitchell gave Bentworth wins at 113, 120 and 126 to close the match, but the late push turned out to be not enough.
Rothka's win was a pin of Zach Tedrow in 1:37.
Jefferson-Morgan's Ryan Zalar had a major decision over Kenneth Carlisle, and A.J. Agnew decisioned George Liberatore, 4-2, at 145.
Brendan Howard scored an important win, given Bentworth's late push, with an 8-1 decision over Hunter Neely at 106.
Burgettstown 55, Ellwood City 18: Burgettstown picked up seven pins in a 55-18 victory over Ellwood City in Class AA Section 1B.
Austin McDermitt, John Dennis, Stephen Kotouch, Jake McKee, Matt Abbott, Brad Roberts and Brandon Hucik had pins for the Blue Devils (5-0).
Jordan Lemansky had a pin for Ellwood City.
Chartiers-Houston 49, South Park 26: Chartiers-Houston took advantage of five forfeits to record a 49-26 win over South Park in Class AA Section 1A.
Richie McGinnis had a pin for the Bucs (4-0, 5-1).
Taylor Wentzel and Robert Wolek had falls for South Park.
South Fayette 70, Fort Cherry 3: South Fayette recorded seven falls en route to a 70-3 win over Fort Cherry in Class AA Section 1A.
Andrew Johns, Jasper Wolf, Kevin Chaussard, Mike Carr, Shane Ging, J.J. Walker and Zach Walker had pins for the Lions (4-0).
David Cushey had the lone win for Fort Cherry.
Canon-McMillan 44, Fort Leboeuf 14: Brendon Price (106), Dalton Macri (120), Cody Wiercioch (182) and Steve LaFrance (195) recorded pins, as Canon-McMillan cruised to a 44-14 victory over Fort Leboeuf in a non-section match.
None of the pins required more than 2:16.
Wiercioch's was the quickest at :35. Price and Macri clocked in at 1:17 and 1:34, respectively. Connor Schram earned a technical fall in 4:13.
McGuffey 68, Moon 6: McGuffey had little trouble with Moon in a Section 4A-AAA match. Four McGuffey wrestlers earned pins, and Eric Whitfield got a technical fall at 132 pounds.
Gage Nicolella pinned Cole Danforth in 33 seconds at 106 pounds; Brady Bedillion took down Jimmy Farbo in 3:29 at 160; Zach Herrle needed just 42 seconds to take down Nathan Barcaskey at 170; and Ryan Stienstraw pinned Eric Clay in 21 seconds at 220 as McGuffey ran its record to 6-4.
Avella 57, Carlynton 15: Brian Gordon pinned Angelo Peluso at 152 pounds, earning the fall at 4:23, and Avella earned a 57-15 victory Carlynton Section 1A Class AA.
Dino Simonelli also recorded a pin at 170 pounds, and Jake Temple needed just 36 seconds for his at 220.
West Greene 66, Mapletown 18: West Greene opened with three pins and was never seriously threatened during a 66-18 win over Mapletown in Section 2A Class AA.
Tyler Gilbert (138), Matt Johnston (145) and Dylan Maine (152) had those pins, Gilbert in 2:34 over Tyler Rumble, Johnson in 1:45 over Dylan Rogers and Maine in 1:28 over Keith Popperneck.
Jeff Isiminger took down Kenny Rhodes of Mapletown in 3:38 at 182 pounds, Cody Jacobs kept it going with a pin in 1:22 of Adam Hein at 195, and Will Vanderman (220) took down Harley Gree in 3:19.
Damien Riley pinned Kyle McCartney in 3:59 at 120 pounds for Mapletown's biggest win.
Washington 32, Beth-Center 24: Elijah Ellerman and Elijah Jones gave Wash High pins at 182 and 220 pounds, enough for a 32-24 victory over Beth-Center in Section Class AA Section 2A.
Ellerman took care of Frank Dreucci in 3:41, while Jones pinned Josh Vandivner in 5:25.
Jason Stay of Beth-Center pinned Alex Engel in 1:27 for a win at 145 pounds. Nico Brown added a pin of Everett Maine in 2:52 at 160 pounds.
Shawn Hughes recorded a technical fall of Robert Work (16-0) for a victory at 170, as Wash High improved to 2-3.
Peters Township 49, Bethel Park 21: Jake Caputo (152), Christian Phelps (220), Phil Mary (120), Ty Buckiso (126) and Etalo Merante (132) got pins to lead Peters Township to a 49-21 victory over Bethel Park.
Heavyweight Nate Grygo also earned a 4-0 decision over Lucas Cervenak, and Mack Mitchell cruised to a major decision of Nick Heisler, 11-0, at 160 pounds.
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Time went by, with its good and bad years (wars, vineyard troubles - phylloxera and mildew). In 1921, the vineyard took the name of PETIT at my grandmother's marriage to Albert Petit.
In 1965, my father André Petit decided to stop his contract with the house of Hennessy to sell his own bottled product.
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It was a replay of a common interaction. I was telling my daughter a story from my past and she responded with, "I know, I know, you've told me that before."
I realized what a common occurrence this sort of interaction is and explained to her, "Even if you have heard the story before, remember that it's important to listen again because I may not remember that I told the story before and the telling of the story may have as much significance for me as it might have for you."
I then realized how often in my geriatric practice one of the complaints by families is how often their loved one tells them the same thing over and over. They use that symptom as evidence of cognitive decline – the inability to recall what was said previously. This symptom, although common and often indicative of cognitive functional decline, is also a manifestation of the common human propensity to focus on the narrative of one's life and to recount it as part of one's process of self-identity and validation. But, what is the separation between the normal attribute of recounting the narrative of one's life and the pathology of cognitive impairment that fails to recognize the recent repetition of that story to a loved one?
The telling of stories is important. In normal relationships and conversations, we spend much effort recounting life events to others. The propensity to be repetitive is universal, as anyone in a long-standing relationship will admit. If the topics of conversation between spouses are tracked over time, we would probably find the same topics repeated in one form or another, topics related to work, interpersonal conflicts and important decisions, and about significant family members. A prohibition on the repetition of topics to be discussed would likely result in little communication.
For instance, any member of a couple usually knows the political views of the other partner. When the topic comes up in a social setting, they often patiently listen to their partner express their views to presumably a new audience (although this is not always the case) with rare rude interruptions such as: "We have heard your views before. If you do not have a new one, just stop talking."
The challenge for those facing the extremes of repetition in a loved one who is experiencing cognitive impairment is what to do. Family members usually learn to avoid interrupting the recounting of an event with: "You told me already" or "I know," as this may cause conflict with a denial that the conversation has taken place.
In the context of normal aging, family members may find that the retelling of one's life narrative frequently occurs. This is one way we validate our lives, which is important as the past becomes increasingly important compared to the limited options for the future. This human need to tell our narratives is reflected in the interest by many in writing autobiographies and memoirs and in reading them. Being patient with our narrative-telling loved ones is important to them and ultimately to us.
The best recommendation I can make about this inevitable process is to find ways to be patient with your loved one and accept that even though you have heard the story before, acknowledging it and expressing an interest in it is helpful and even therapeutic to both of you.
Dr. Michael Gordon is medical program director of palliative care at Baycrest. His latest book is Late-Stage Dementia, Promoting Comfort, Compassion and Care. His previous book, Moments that Matter: Cases in Ethical Eldercare, follows his memoir, Brooklyn Beginnings: A Geriatrician's Odyssey. All can be researched at his website: http://www.drmichaelgordon.com.


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Tracy Medlen, 20, of 253 Roosevelt St., already had been charged with aggravated assault and reckless endangerment for allegedly stabbing 24-year-old Brandon Sarasnick in the chest Dec. 29, court records show. Prosecutors added the attempted homicide charge Monday, explaining it was appropriate based on the allegations of the complaint.
A preliminary hearing had been scheduled to take place Monday afternoon before District Judge Robert Redlinger, but the defense elected to waive the charges to court.
A Washington woman also faces charges for failing to provide police with Medlen's name or whereabouts. Shelissa Chandler, 30, of 340½ E. Prospect Ave., is charged with hindering apprehension, court records show.
According to police, Chandler gave Sarasnick a ride from a Canton Township bar to 204 Lincoln Terrace, where they joined the home's resident inside.
Medlen reportedly entered the residence uninvited and got into an argument with Sarasnick. He allegedly grabbed a kitchen knife and chased Sarasnick and Chandler out of the home. While they were outside, Medlen allegedly stabbed Sarasnick in the lung, police said.
Medlen and Chandler left in her vehicle, despite Sarasnick's pleas for help after Medlen reportedly forced the victim away from the vehicle. Police said Chandler denied giving a ride to Medlen, who initially was identified as Trey Pound.
Sarasnick was taken to Washington Hospital and transferred to UPMC-Presbyterian hospital in Pittsburgh.
Chandler remains free on $5,000 bond. Medlen was remanded to the Washington County jail on $25,000 bond.
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An analysis of the mobile phone market by analyst firm International Data Corporation's (IDC) shows Android the "clear leader" in the smart phone mobile operating system race with 68.3% of the market in 2012. The iPhone is a distant second at 18.8% with all other operating systems below 5%. Growth of the overall mobile phone market, including non-smart "feature phones," is up a measly 1.4% in 2012, indicating that all the growth is in smart phones.
IDC also projects market share in 2016, when it expects Android to remain the dominant player, but with share dropping to 63.8%. The forecast shows Android as holding dominance because it is the easiest to sell to the great mass of customers, while iPhones have become a premium, high-priced option that "...will make it cost prohibitive for some users within many emerging markets," according to the report. If Apple wants to grow this share, IDC says it will need to consider lower-priced models. IDC projects iOS market share nearly unchanged in 2016 at 19.1%.
The report lists even BlackBerry share largely unchanged, moving from 4.7% in 2012 to 4.1% in 2016, still with a decent compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14.6%. IDC expects BlackBerry to retain this share largely through "...pockets of strength in higher-growth emerging markets such as Indonesia and various Latin American countries."
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Selections for 2011
- The March by E.L. Doctorow (January)
- Noah's Compass by Anne Tyler (February)
- The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett (March)
- Bury Your Dead by Louise Penny (April)
- The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson (May)
- The Painted Veil by W. Somerset Maugham (June)
- Freedom by Jonathan Franzen (July)
- The King's Speech by Mark Logue (August)
- Seven Sisters by Margaret Drabble (September)
- The Razor's Edge by W. Somerset Maugham (October)
- The Plague by Albert Camus (November)
[No December selection]
Selections for 2010
- Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell (January)
- The River of Doubt: Theodore Roosevelt's Darkest Journey by Candice Millard (February)
- A Lesson Before Dying by Ernest J. Gaines (March)
- The Girl with No Shadow by Joanne Harris (April)
- The Lacuna by Barbara Kingsolver (May)
- The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein (June)
- The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton (July)
- The Honk and Holler Opening Soon by Billie Letts (August)
- When Madeline Was Young by Jane Hamilton (September)
- Lark & Termite by Jayne Anne Phillips (October)
- Oxygen by Carol Casella (November)
[No December selection]
Selections for 2009
- The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett (January)
- On Chesil Beach by Ian McEwan (February)
- The Double Bind by Chris Bohjalian (March)
- Tortilla Curtain by T.C. Boyle (April)
- Never Enough by Joe McGinniss (May)
- Fair and Tender Ladies by Lee Smith (June)
- God's Bits of Wood by Ousmane Sembène (July)
- Founding Mothers by Cokie Roberts (August)
- The Help by Kathryn Stockett (September)
- Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World by Vicki Myron (October)
[No November selection]
- An Irish Country Doctor by Patrick Taylor (December)
Selections for 2008
- The Optimist's Daughter by Eudora Welty (January)
- In the Woods by Tana French (February)
- Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen (March)
- To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee (April)
- The Uncommon Reader by Alan Bennett (May)
- Carpe Diem by Autumn Cornell (June)
- A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson (July)
- Shadow Divers by Robert Kurson (August)
- Suite Française by Irène Némirovsky (September)
- Three Cups of Tea by Greg Mortenson (October)
- The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Díaz (November)
[no December selection]
Selection for 2007
- Sole Survivor by Derek Hansen (January)
- The Book Thief by Markus Zusak (February)
- March by Geraldine Brooks (March)
- The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald (April)
- The Jade Hook by Jack Shea (May)
- Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston(June)
- Scent of Suspicion by Irene Hughes (July)
- The Memory Keeper's Daughter by Kim Edwards (August)
- Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver (September)
- The Fall Line by Errol Burland (October)
- The Wedding Officer by Anthony Capella (November)
- The Last Chinese Chef by Nicole Mones (December)
Selections for 2006
- The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith (January)
- The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini (February)
- Sign In for Murder by Irene Hughes (March)
- The Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood (April)
- The Hornet's Nest by Jimmy Carter (May)
- A Lesson Before Dying by Ernest J. Gaines (June)
- 1776 by David G. McCullough (July)
- Charming Billy by Alice McDermott (August)
- Housekeeping and Gilead by Marilynne Robinson (September)
- Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro (October)
- In the Electric Mist with the Confederate Dead by James Lee Burke (November)
[no December selection]
Selections for 2005
- The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith (May)
- The Ladies of Covington Send Their Love by Joan A. Medlicott (June)
- Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe by Fannie Flag (July)
[no August meeting]
- Keeper's Son by Homer Hickam (September)
- The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd (October)
- The Scarlet Pimpernel by Emmuska Orczy (November)
- A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens (December)


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After more than a year in limbo, the state Supreme Court put its stamp of approval on a revised plan that redraws the boundaries of the state's legislative districts.
The plan calls for all of Greene County to remain in the 50th Legislative District, along with Centerville Borough and East Bethlehem Township in Washington County. Also, all of Greene County will be part of the newly redrawn 46th Senatorial District.
Sen. Richard Kasunic, D-Dunbar, will no longer represent any communities in Washington County's Mon Valley. State Sen. Tim Solobay has picked them up as part of the 46th Senatorial District.
And state Sen. Matt Smith, D-Mt. Lebanon, will continue to represent constituents in Peters Township as part of the 37th Senatorial District. He also gained the part of McDonald Borough that lies in Allegheny County. In the state House, Rep. John Maher, R-Upper St. Clair, will continue to represent all of Peters Township, along with his home community and most of Bethel Park.
Solobay called the final map "great politically and regionally for me. The majority truly gets to draw the lines. I was very fortunate that I didn't get pushed into West Virginia."
Solobay said he didn't lose any territory from his former House district in Washington and Canonsburg, and Democratic registration outnumbers Republicans 2 to 1.
Many residents may first learn who their new senator or representative is when they check their mailboxes. Solobay said he is eager to learn when he can start "direct communication with these folks on an official basis."
He noted the 46th Senatorial District includes or is next to areas that are a mecca for gas exploration and strong areas of coal production.
Aliquippa, Beaver County, will now be part of the 46th Senatorial District, which Solobay said will bring "my district very near the proposed ethane cracker plant, which could provide thousands of jobs to the region."
The senatorial district will no longer include Monessen, which is to be the home of the AccelorMittal coke plant. That city is now part of the 32nd District, but Solobay noted members of the workforce will come from both sides of the Mon Valley.
The senatorial district will now include California University of Pennsylvania, along with Washington & Jefferson College and Waynesburg University. For the rest of Washington County, the changes are more complicated when it comes to new boundaries of state House districts.
State Rep. Jim Christiana's 15th Legislative District will pick up a large chunk of western Washington County from Hanover Township to East and West Finley formerly held by state Reps. Peter Daley and Jesse White.
In early 2012, the 29-year-old Christiana, R-Beaver, announced his candidacy for a redrawn district that included Washington County, but the state Supreme Court nixed that plan because it included too many split municipalities.
Despite the fact reapportionment must take place in time for elections following the decennial census, state representatives and state senators ran in 2012 in districts with boundaries that had been in place since 2002.
Christiana, a 2006 graduate of W&J, said Wednesday from the state capital, "I'm excited about meeting the people in the new 15th District, finding out their needs and finding ways to deliver on those needs in Harrisburg.
"I plan to get out and talk to as many people in the new district as possible, seeing folks I interacted with not too long ago when I was in college."
Of the on-again, off-again nature of reapportionment, Christiana said, "We were in some uncharted waters with this process, and we needed some clarity."
State Rep. Rick Saccone, who formerly had communities only in Ringgold School District in Washington County, expands his part of the county to include Somerset, Nottingham and Union townships and Finleyville.
Communities that are no longer part of Saccone's 39th Legislative District include Carroll Township's first and second precincts and New Eagle, which are now part of the 49th Legislative District.
The state House seat currently held by Rep. White, D-Cecil, will continue to include Canton, Mt. Pleasant, Robinson and Smith townships in Washington County, plus Burgettstown and Midway.
The 46th District's territory, however, expands into Collier and South Fayette townships in Allegheny County, along with Bridgeville, Heidelberg, Oakdale and all of McDonald Borough, which straddles Washington and Allegheny counties.
The 48th Legislative District seat now held by state Rep. Brandon Neuman, D-North Strabane, will continue to include Washington, East Washington, Canonsburg and Houston, and North Franklin, North Strabane and South Strabane townships.
Neuman will lose Bentleyville, Ellsworth and Cokeburg to the 49th Legislative District seat held by Daley, D-California. That district will stretch from New Eagle and Monongahela south to Bentleyville and West Brownsville and west to North Bethlehem.
The 48th Legislative District picks up Chartiers Township, which had been part of the 46th District.
The population of local legislative districts ranges from 60,247 in the 49th to 63,365 in the 46th, according to 2010 U.S. Census figures.
The 46th Senatorial District includes 254,122 people, while the 37th Senatorial District has 263,549 constituents.
For the revised final reapportionment plans for the House and Senate, visit http://www.redistricting.state.pa.us/Maps/index.cfmw.
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