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Every time an article or news report says something about how guns were used to kill people and how we need more gun control, I think to myself, do they really know what they are talking about?
I always say, "Guns don't kill people, people kill people." If you disagree with that statement, then spoons are making people obese. Right?
Why are we blaming guns and especially organizations (which had nothing to do with a shooting) for the actions of an individual? We should be blaming the individual and only the individual. To call the National Rifle Association "child killers" just makes you sound foolish.
More gun control is not the answer. It isn't going to solve any problems, and research and statistics have showed that. Practically more people are killed in Chicago every day with guns than the rest of the United States combined. And they have very strict gun laws in Chicago.
We need real solutions to ensure that individuals who have mental problems or are convicted felons, do not get their hands on guns. Stricter background checks and the banning of military weapons should be the first steps.
I will agree that no American needs a military weapon, which our soldiers are using to fight terrorists, in his or her home.
Also, think about this: Instead of putting armed guards in schools, what about secretly taking select teachers, training them to use a gun, and having them act as "air marshals" of the school?
To continue to ban guns will not stop criminals from gaining possession of them; that is why they are criminals in the first place.
Someone who calls the Second Amendment impractical, outdated, and invalid must not understand what our Constitution is or what it was designed to do. (See John Wolcott's letter from Dec. 27, 2012.) In no way, shape, or form, should our rights as Americans be infringed and especially not repealed, and those statements are insulting to us.
The Second Amendment has never been obsolete and has been a way of life of many. Many rely on their weapons to supply food for their families in the winter, especially in remote areas. Weapons offer hunters the ability to hunt for sport, and for families to protect themselves from home intruders. It is also a vital piece of equipment for law enforcement.
In all, the Second Amendment could not be repealed in today's society. What would happen with all those guns in use? Do you really think no one would use them or they could not easily be found? And I certainly would not want the government to be the only people allowed to have guns.
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Nearly full tank or nearly empty tank? That is the big question facing many boaters now, as they prepare their boats for the long winter hibernation.
The concern is ethanol – an octane enhancing gasoline additive that has some unfortunate, harmful side effects on marine engines.
The Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS) has some tips learned from fuel industry insiders on how to store a boat with E-10 gasoline – containing 10 percent ethanol – over the winter.
• The octane issue: Some boaters choose to leave their gas tanks mostly empty over the winter, and then refill in the spring in the hopes of "refreshing" the fuel to regain any octane loss.
However, a nearly empty gas tank introduces a bigger problem: the strong possibility of phase separation with the E-10 gas. Incidentally, over long winter storage periods, E-10 gasoline loses octane at about the same rate as non-ethanol gasoline.
• The path to phase separation: Ethanol (an alcohol) can attract and absorb water – about 10 times more than regular gasoline – and still burn harmlessly through the engine.
However, there comes a tipping point when the ethanol can no longer absorb the water, and the alcohol will separate out or "phase separate" from the gasoline. When this happens, the solution of water soaked ethanol will settle to the bottom of the tank, which is where the engine's fuel system pick-up is located.
• More water, less absorption: The problem with leaving a tank mostly empty is that it increases the tank's "lung capacity" to breath in moist air (water) through the tank's vent.
If the tank is mostly empty over the winter, there will also be less E-10 gas in the tank to absorb the moisture. This combination of more water and less capacity for absorption greatly increases the chances of phase separation. Adding fresh gasoline in the spring would not remedy the problem — the phase-separated ethanol remains separated at the bottom of the tank.
• The water separator issue: E-10 can hold up to one-half percent of water by volume and up to that concentration the water molecules will dissolve in the gasoline forming a soluble mixture that will pass through a water separator and burn harmlessly in your engine.
The only time water will collect in a tank and not be absorbed is if phase separation has occurred, and by then it will be too late. A water separator is not a solution to the phase separation problem.
• The fuel additive issue: Fuel additives are good for many reasons and should be used when laying up a boat for winter, but no additive will stand up to a good-sized slug of water.
Once too much water has entered the tank and the gas has begun to phase separate, no additive will return the fuel to its original state. The only solution to phase-separated gas is to have a professional drain the tank and start anew.
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text: Main Content House Bill 5846 (2004) rss friendly link printer friendly Public Act 332 of 2004 (Effective: 9/23/2004) Find this PA in the MCL Sponsor John P Stakoe Categories Criminal procedure, bail; Criminal procedure, forfeiture Criminal procedure; bail; certain procedures regarding forfeiture of bail in criminal cases; revise. Amends sec. 28, ch. V of 1927 PA 175 (MCL 765.28). Bill Document Formatting Information [x] The following bill formatting applies to the 2003-2004 session:- New language in an amendatory bill will be shown in bold (rather than UPPERCASE).- Language to be removed will be stricken.- Amendments made by the House will be blue with square brackets, such as: [House amended text].- Amendments made by the Senate will be red with double greater/lesser than symbols, such as: <<Senate amended text>>. (gray icons indicate that the action did not occur or that the document is not available) Documents House Introduced Bill Introduced bills appear as they were introduced and reflect no subsequent amendments or changes. As Passed by the House As Passed by the House is the bill, as introduced, that includes any adopted House amendments. As Passed by the Senate As Passed by the Senate is the bill, as received from the House, that includes any adopted Senate amendments. Public Act Public Act is a bill that has become law. House Fiscal Agency Analysis Summary as Introduced (05-28-04)This document analyzes: HB5846 Analysis as Reported from Committee (06-15-04)This document analyzes: HB5846 First Analysis as Enrolled (06-15-04)This document analyzes: HB5846 Senate Fiscal Analysis COMMITTEE SUMMARY (6-28-04)This document analyzes: HB5846 FLOOR ANALYSIS (6-30-04)This document analyzes: HB5846 FIRST ANALYSIS (7-13-04)This document analyzes: HB5846 History(House actions in lowercase, Senate actions in UPPERCASE) Date JournalAction 5/4/2004HJ 37 Pg. 846referred to Committee on Criminal Justice 6/9/2004HJ 53 Pg. 1234reported with recommendation with substitute H-1 6/9/2004HJ 53 Pg. 1234referred to second reading 6/9/2004HJ 53 Pg. 1234laid over one day under the rules 6/17/2004HJ 57 Pg. 1342substitute H-1 adopted 6/17/2004HJ 57 Pg. 1342placed on third reading 6/17/2004HJ 57 Pg. 1342placed on immediate passage 6/17/2004HJ 57 Pg. 1342passed; given immediate effect Roll Call # 503 Yeas 104 Nays 0 6/22/2004SJ 63 Pg. 1185REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY 6/30/2004SJ 67 Pg. 1324REPORTED FAVORABLY WITHOUT AMENDMENT 6/30/2004SJ 67 Pg. 1324REFERRED TO COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE 7/1/2004SJ 68 Pg. 1357REPORTED BY COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE FAVORABLY WITHOUT AMENDMENT(S) 7/1/2004SJ 68 Pg. 1357PLACED ON ORDER OF THIRD READING 8/4/2004SJ 79 Pg. 1496AMENDMENT(S) ADOPTED 8/4/2004SJ 79 Pg. 1496PASSED; GIVEN IMMEDIATE EFFECT ROLL CALL # 582 YEAS 36 NAYS 0 EXCUSED 0 NOT VOTING 2 8/4/2004SJ 79 Pg. 1496INSERTED FULL TITLE 8/4/2004HJ 72 Pg. 1757laid over one day under the rules 9/8/2004HJ 79 Pg. 1807Senate amendment(s) concurred in Roll Call # 724 Yeas 102 Nays 0 9/8/2004HJ 79 Pg. 1807full title agreed to 9/8/2004HJ 79 Pg. 1807bill ordered enrolled 9/15/2004HJ 81 Pg. 2214presented to the Governor 9/14/2004 @ 1:42 PM 9/29/2004HJ 83 Pg. 2356approved by the Governor 9/22/2004 @ 1:06 PM 9/29/2004HJ 83 Pg. 2356filed with Secretary of State 9/23/2004 @ 9:50 AM 9/29/2004HJ 83 Pg. 2356assigned PA 332'04 with immediate effect


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An invaluable companion for complementary and beauty therapists working with older people in care, this book offers unique information and practical advice on the issues that are often overlooked in training. The author addresses the common pitfalls and difficulties practitioners are likely to encounter when working with this client group, offering encouragement and down-to-earth advice for tackling them.
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Dr. Marc S. Micozzi explains the fundamentals of Chinese medicine, and the indigenous medicines of Greater China, in some detail - how they have evolved, the fundamental principles, and where they are drawn from - hence putting them into social and philosophical context. Normally these medical systems are studied in isolation, so this is a work of considerable originality. He covers Korea and Japan and, in extending the coverage to East and Southeast Asia, he also explores the indigenous medicines from those regions and the influence of China and Chinese medicine, while acknowledging the pull towards other cultural influences, such as India.
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WHITMIRE — Kate English Arrowood, 89, widow of Johnny Walter Arrowood, 108 O'Dell St., passed away peacefully Saturday, Dec. 29 at her home surrounded by her loving family.
She was born in Union, S.C. and was a son of the late Douglass and Ida Mae Tramell English.
Mrs. Arrowood was employed as a textile worker for many years and retired from Regal Textiles in Whitmire, S.C. She was of the Baptist Faith and attended First Baptist Church in Whitmire as long as her health allowed. Mrs. Arrowood was a loving and dedicated wife of 67 years until the passing of her husband on Sept. 1, 2012. She was also a caring and devoted mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and great-great-grandmother to her family.
Surviving are two sons, Rick Arrowood and wife, Pam of Whitmire and Tracy Arrowood and wife, Mary of Greenwood; grandchildren, Dennis Arrowood and wife, Pam, Tami Gilliam and husband, Billy and Miranda Arrowood, all of Whitmire; great-grandchildren, Ashley Arrowood, Will and Jacob Gilliam of Whitmire, Kyle Arrowood of Newberry and Raylin Vicars of Whitmire; great-great-grandchild, Brookellyn Arrowood of Whitmire; a special nephew, Ron English of Whitmire; a sister, Nancy Brock of Whitmire; three brothers, Mac and Tony English of Whitmire and Terry English of Union.
Mrs. Arrowood was predeceased by two sisters and two brothers.
Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2012 at 3 p.m. in the First Baptist Church of Whitmire by Rev. Shannon Long and Rev. Eddie Bledsoe and burial in the Whitmire Cemetery. Nephews will serve as active pallbearers.
The family will receive friends Tuesday evening from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Gray Funeral Home of Whitmire.
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Evelyn Jones Grant, 62, of 122 W. Temple Ave., Rockingham, died Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2012, at FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital in Pinehurst.
Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 26, in the Trinity Emmanuel Holiness Church with Pastor Timmy Blackwell and Rev. Jeff Goudelock officiating. Interment will follow in Richmond County Memorial Park.
The family will receive friends Sunday evening Nov. 25, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Trinity Emmanuel Holiness Church and other times at the home, 122 W. Temple Ave., Rockingham.
A lifelong resident of Richmond County, Evelyn was born on Feb. 9, 1950, to the late Harvey J. and Lillian Elmore Jones. Prior to her illness she had worked in textiles for Wade Manufacturing. In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by two brothers, Donald Ray Jones and Harvey J. Jones Jr.
She is survived by her husband of 26 years, Ben Grant; a son, Chuck Newton of Ellerbe; a daughter, Ashley Newton Allred of Robbins; a brother, Charles Jones of Rockingham; five sisters, Rachel Wallace and Barbara Grant both of Rockingham, Pearl Williams of Jonesboro, Ga., Louise Buck of Cordova, Linda Kelly of Wadesboro; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
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It was one of three losses by Region 4-AAAA teams on the night.
"I think our region found out it wasn't as tough as it thought it was," Bears head coach Steve DeVoursney said on WHIE 1320-AM's Morning after radio show on Saturday.
Not only was No. 5-state Griffin upset 33-17 at home by unranked Monroe, but No. 6-state ranked Jonesboro fell 26-21 at unranked Westover-Albany while Riverdale lost 24-13 at No. 6/7-state ranked Cairo.
The only Region 4-AAAA team to win was region champion and No. 4-state ranked Stockbridge which managed to get by Worth County 27-14.
RANKED, OUT: Three of the Top-10 ranked teams are out of the playoffs after only one round.
They include aforementioned No. 5-ranked Griffin and No. 6-ranked Jonesboro, as well as No. 6/7-state ranked Westside-Macon which lost 43-33 at home to fourth-seeded South Effingham.
UPSET CITY: The lower seeded team won five of 16 games Friday in the Class AAAA state brackets.
Not only did Griffin and Westside-Macon — as mentioned above — each lose, but so also did Region 7-AAAA runner-up River Ride 27-17 to Grady, Region 6-AAAA runner-up Carver-Atlanta 17-14 to Dalton and Region 8-AAAA runner-up Chestatee 59-46 to LaGrange.
RANKED, ROLLING: Ranked teams to advance included No. 1 Sandy Creek 55-0 against Eastside-Macon, No. 2 Marist 56-0 against Gilmer, No. 3 Burke County 35-7 against Perry, No. 4 Stockbridge 27-14 against Worth County, No. 6/7 Cairo 24-13 against Riverdale, No. 9 Monroe Area 21-14 against Shaw, No. 9/10 Ridgeland 45-21 against Washington and No. 10 Carrollton 40-7 against Stephens County.
SECOND-ROUND THUNDER: The best second-round games this week figure to be two in number.
The only one involving ranked teams is No. 10 Carrollton at No. 2 Marist, while the other interesting match up figures to be unranked Monroe-Albany at Burke County.
LOOKING AHEAD: An intriguing state quarterfinal-round match up would pit No. 1 Sandy Creek against No. 3 Burke County if both win second-round game last this week.
No. 4 Stockbridge could also collide with the winner of No. 2 Marist or No. 10 Carrollton if it also advances later this week.


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Drexel University's School of Public Health had strong representation at the 139th Annual American Public Health Association Meeting this year with many faculty, alumni and student presenters. Topics of presentations ranged from the health of disenfranchised felons to non-medical use of prescription drugs among high-risk LGBT youth to the link between racial discrimination and HIV risk among black heterosexual men.
The focus of this year's annual meeting was "Healthy Communities Promote Healthy Minds and Bodies." Faculty, alumni and students presented research posters, participated in workshops and facilitated panel discussions on a wealth of topics impacting the public's health. Aleksandar Kecojevic, MPH, a doctoral student at Drexel School of Public Health, received an award from the APHA's LGBT Caucus for his research entitled "Non-Medical use of Prescription Drugs Among High-risk LGBT Youth."
The APHA annual meeting is the largest gathering of public health professionals in the world that includes physicians, administrators, nurses, educators, researchers, epidemiologists, and other public health workers. The meeting this year was held from October 29-November 2 in Washington, DC. For more information about this years meeting please visit http://www.apha.org/meetings/AnnualMeeting/.
A snapshot of their research includes:
Lisa Bowleg, PhD Associate Professor Dr. Bowleg presented findings from her research on HIV risk and Black heterosexual males called "What does racial discrimination have to do with HIV risk? Examining the relationship between racial discrimination, social support and sexual HIV risk among Black heterosexual men". Dr. Bowleg and her colleagues examined whether social support moderates the relationship between racial discrimination and sexual HIV risk among Black heterosexual men (BHM). They recruited BHM between the ages of 18-45 to complete a computer survey. The conclusion was that interventions that increase social support may be effective in decreasing the link between racial discriminations and sexual risk for BHM. Full abstract.
Carla Campbell, MD, MS Associate Teaching Professor Dr. Campbell presented findings from her studies "A qualitative analysis of specialized court process: The Philadelphia Lead Court" and "An Innovative law enforcement strategy through health and housing collaboration: The Philadelphia Lead Court". Dr. Campbell and her colleagues evaluated the Philadelphia Lead Court to determine its effectiveness as an innovative law enforcement strategy in enforcing the existing city health code. The Court handles cases where the property owner has not responded appropriately to orders from Philadelphia Health Department to remediate lead hazards found in the homes of young children with elevated blood lead levels. Dr. Campbell and her colleagues concluded that the Lead Court can be very effective, compared to pre-court enforcement strategies, according to key court participants. Full abstract.
Baudelio Gutierrez, Jr. MPH student Mr. Gutierrez presented findings from his study entitled "Acceptability of the Human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccine among adolescent males" based on the 2009 approval of the FDA to give the HPV vaccine to eligible males between the ages of 9 and 26. Gutierrez and colleagues recruited 46 adolescent males to take a survey and participate in focus groups that assessed their attitudes and acceptability toward HPV and the HPV vaccine. Through both quantitative and qualitative data gathering, Gutierrez and colleagues concluded that knowledge of HPV and the vaccine was low among adolescent males. Increased awareness HPV and the vaccine would benefit adolescent males who are considering and/or engaging in sexual activity. Full abstract.
Myra Karstadt, PhD Adjunct Assistant Professor Dr. Karstadt presented her review of the Household Products Database, its design and contents, and the likely impacts of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) Global Harmonization Standard (GHS) on the database in her presentation entitled "Utilization of material safety data sheets (MSDS) as information resources for consumers and the general public". The Household Products Database, available through the Toxnet Website, is essentially a collection of MSDS and data gleaned from MSDS on a product-specific basis. Dr. Karstadt noted that data within any one category tended to be sparse. Dr. Karstadt also noted that several features of the proposed GHS, features such as the graphics and standardized text that accompany graphics, may not be understandable to consumers. Adapting MSDS information for the general public is a problem that should be dealt with. Full abstract.
Dr. Karstadt also presented findings on the harm of methylene chloride in paint thinners called "Paint stripping with methylene chloride: Due to regulatory failure, workers have much better protection than consumers". She notes that consumers are inadequately protected against the harmful effects of exposure to the potential carcinogen because the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and EPA have failed to act. She also notes that material safety data sheets (MSDS) for methylene chloride-containing paint strippers tend to be poor communicators of information to consumers. She concludes that OSHA, CPSC and EPA should cooperate to improve MSDS. Full abstract.
Aleksandar Kecojevic, MPH Doctoral Student Mr. Kecojevic, who is a second-year doctoral student at Drexel School of Public Health, presented findings on his research entitled "Non-Medical use of Prescription Drugs Among High-risk LGBT Youth". Data is based upon cross-sectional surveys of 560 high-risk youth (polydrug users, homeless youth, and injection drug users) aged 18 to 25 reporting current non-medical use of prescription drugs (NMUPD), recruited in Los Angeles and New York City from 2008 to 2010. Kecojevic and his colleagues found that LGBT youth were more likely to report problematic history of NMUPD than their heterosexual counterparts including initiating NMUPD one year earlier on average, being prescribed prescription drugs more often, reporting higher rates of recent use, being more likely to have injected prescription drugs, and being more likely to report family member's history of NMUPD. Findings suggest that NMUPD among high-risk LGBT youth may be an under-reported feature of the larger prescription drug epidemic in the U.S. Kecojevic was named the 2011 recipient of the Walter J. Lear Outstanding Student Research Award for his abstract. Full abstract.
Mr. Kecojevic also evaluated an overdose prevention program (ODPP) run by Prevention Point Philadelphia (PPP) and presented his findings in "Initial Evaluation of Overdose Prevention Program in Philadelphia". ODPP teaches intravenous drug users (IDUs) how to respond to an overdose, including administering naloxone. Qualitative and quantitative data were compared. Preliminary findings highlight the need for understanding the barriers that prevent untrained IDUs from accessing ODPP. Kecojevic states the reasons why more trained IDUs don't use naloxone during response to an overdose necessitate additional research. Full abstract.
Stephen Lankenau, PhD Associate Professor Dr. Lankenau presented his research entitled "Comparing Overdose Response Behaviors Between Trained and Untrained Injection Drug Users: The Impact of Overdose Prevention Programs". The purpose of his study was to determine how responses to drug overdose varied between trained and untrained injection drug users (IDUs). Training programs teach IDUs how to recognize and respond to overdose, and many include training in administering naloxone (an opioid antagonist) to overdose victims. Findings showed that trained participants were more adept at recognizing overdose symptoms, more commonly performed recommended response techniques, such as rescue breathing and administering naloxone, and less commonly "did nothing." Full abstract.
Dr. Lankenau's second presentation also focused on drug abuse and was called "Prescription drug misuse among young injection drug users: Findings from New York and Los Angeles." Dr. Lankenau and his colleagues interviewed 199 injection drug users with recent history of prescription drug misuse. Findings showed that current misuse of opioids and tranquilizers were more typical than misuse of most illicit drugs, such as cocaine and methamphetamines. Full abstract.
Longjian Liu, MD, PhD, MSc, FAHA Associate professor Dr. Liu presented "Social-Biological Differences Across the Lifespan and Risk of Stroke Incidence: A Life Course Epidemiology Analysis". Dr. Lui and his colleagues aimed to examine the complex association of social-biological differences across the lifespan with risk of stroke incidence. From 1992 to 2008, participants older than age 50 years were recruited and followed on average for 9.7 years. Stroke was defined as a physician-diagnosed first-time incident. Socioeconomic status (SES) in childhood was assessed using parents' education level. Social-biological status in adulthood was assessed by subjects' education level, body mass index (BMI), and chronic non-communicable disease. Multivariate Cox's models indicated that poor SES in childhood, and poor SES and worse health conditions in adulthood significantly predicted risk of stroke. The study provides further evidence for the association of poor SES and health conditions in early life with risk of stroke in later life. Full abstract. Jenne Massie, MS Research Scientist ans Doctoral Student Ms. Massie, a doctoral candidate at the School of Public Health, presented research on "Where are they? The challenges of using venue-time-based sampling methods in HIV prevention research with heterosexual Black men". The purpose of the study was to examine the challenges and effectiveness of venue-time-based sampling in an HIV prevention research study with heterosexual Black men (BHM) in Philadelphia, PA. The results showed that venue-time based sampling produced a low overall yield of BHM for HIV prevention research and notable challenges relating to staff, training, weather, safety, staff time and cost effectiveness. Full abstract.
Katie McSloy, MPH '11 Ms. McSloy presented "Health promotion, physical activity, nutrition and participation for children with special healthcare needs and their families". This project aims to describe children with special health care needs (CSHCN) on: 1) physical activity 2) eating habits; 3) weight status; and 4) community resources. Preliminary data analysis suggests that on average, girls are obese but boys have healthy weight. Preliminary data on eating habits show CSHCN consume a high-fat, high-sugar diet. Full abstract.
Jonathan Purtle, MPH '10, MSc Program Manager of the Center for Public Health Readiness & Communication Mr. Purtle presented "Felon Disenfranchisement in the United States: A Health Equity Perspective". A systematic review of research from the fields of neuroscience, social psychology, public health, and sociology was conducted and two prospective pathways were identified: 1) inequitable public policies, and 2) deleterious psychosocial mechanisms. The presentation elucidated how felon disenfranchisement policies are a form of institutionalized racism and a contributing factor to racial health disparities. Full abstract.
John Rossi, VMD, MBe Postdoctoral Research Fellow Dr. Rossi presented "Autism, risk communication and ethics". This presentation focused on a number of ethical issues in autism risk communication, which included (1) the avoidance of blame and stigma, both of which loom particularly large in the history of autism; (2) the maximization of benefits and minimization of harms to risk message recipients; (3) discrepancies between populations in the efficacy of risk communication, and the justice considerations this invokes; (4) ethical issues pertaining to the interpretation of risk data, both as relates to population versus individual risk, and also as relates to the interpretation of findings from relatively new research methodologies; (5) the appropriate level of evidentiary support for risk claims before they are disseminated; (6) the value-ladenness of risk, and its implications for how risk communication should be conducted, particularly as relates to public involvement in science. Full abstract.
Dr. Rossi's second presentation was called "What should we eat? Food choices and our obligations to the public's health". Production and consumption of animal products has significant implications for the public's health. Given its highly significant implications for individual, environmental, and global health, Rossi and his colleague Samual Garner, M Bioethics from NIH, argue that animal agriculture should be a focus of discussion in public health ethics. Full abstract.
Karol Silva, MPH Research Associate Ms. Silva presented "Prior Physician Medication and Subsequent Patterns of Drug Misuse in Young Adults". The purpose of the study was to examine the relationship between prior physician-prescribed medication and subsequent patterns of misuse of prescription, licit, and illicit drugs among young adults. A total of 562 high-risk youth, ages 18 to 25, were sampled in a cross-sectional survey. These youth had reported recent prescription drug misuse. The sample was divided into four categories: pain pills only (group 1); pain pills and tranquilizers or stimulants (group 2); tranquilizers or stimulants only (group 3); and no history of prescription medications (group 4). Results showed that young adults who were prescribed pain pills and tranquilizers or stimulants (group 2) initiated misuse of tranquilizers significantly earlier, had higher rates of recent misuse of pain pills and tranquilizers, and had higher prevalence of lifetime injection of all prescription drugs. Full abstract.
Jennifer Taylor, PhD, MPH Assistant Professor Dr. Taylor presented "Annual Exploration of Injury Data Issues". This session will continue the tradition of the past decade of APHA meetings during which section members discuss current issues in injury data. The learning objectives were: 1. Identify how to enter one's own national, State, or local data on deaths hospitalizations, emergency department visits-treated and released into WISQARS to get current cost of injury estimates. 2. Discuss how to balance the need for backwards compatibility between ICD-11 and ICD-10 with the need to progress to more homogeneous matrix categories. 3. Describe the definition and presentation of poisoning surveillance data. 4. Demonstrate how to get new data elements and codes into administrative hospital data. Full abstract.
Dr. Taylor also presented "Addition of New Codes into Administrative Data: An Outline of the Process and Benefits for Occupational Health Surveillance". During the course of a grant focused on firefighter injury surveillance, Dr. Taylor and colleagues proposed the addition of Bureau of Labor Statistics Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) codes and the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) to health data standards used for state-based claims data. The presentation described the process used to propose and add an external code set to administrative hospital data. Although the impetus for the proposal stemmed from firefighter injury surveillance, the process has broad implications and benefits for the entire occupational health surveillance field. Full abstract.
Nicole Vaughn, PhD Assistant Professor Dr. Vaughn presented "Valuing Youth Voices: Digital Animation as a Novel Translation of Violence Prevention Research Findings to Effectively Communicate with Youth Audiences". Using a Community Based Participatory Research (CBPR) approach, the CDC-funded Philadelphia Collaborative Violence Prevention Center (PCVPC) conducted research in three neighborhoods where the average annual youth homicide rate is 37/100,000 - 5 times the national annual rate. PCVPC's Research Core in collaboration with its Communication and Dissemination Core translated research findings from a qualitative study conducted with local youth to develop vignettes that displayed evidence-based intervention tips to reduce youth violence. Participants overwhelmingly preferred digital animation that would mirror the realities of the interactions and environments of their neighborhoods. The presentation highlighted the importance of valuing youth voice in research particularly as it relates to using CBPR principles in youth violence prevention efforts. Full abstract.
Thalia Williams, MPH '11 Ms. Williams presented "Developing of Communication Strategies in a Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) Framework to Increase Community Awareness and Engagement in Youth Violence Prevention Research". Williams and her colleagues reported that knowledge and results obtained from research are not always readily available to underprivileged communities and/or translated in manners that are conducive to the community's understanding. An examination of internal and external communications facilitated by the Communication and Dissemination (C&D) Core of the CDC-funded Philadelphia Collaborative Violence Prevention Center (PCVPC) was conducted to gain an understanding of previous and current research dissemination efforts. The analysis concluded that some of the current communication efforts could be enhanced to maximize awareness and engagement of adults and youth in the targeted communities. In an effort to optimize the impact of research conducted in community settings, it is important to develop appropriate and useful communication strategies and tools to reach multiple targeted audiences. Full abstract.
Michael Yudell, PhD, MPH Associate Professor Dr. Yudell conducted a roundtable entitled "How history can help us improve approaches for communicating uncertainty around emotionally and politically charged issues". The roundtable considered how historical methods and an understanding of history can inform the ways in which environmental risk messages are communicated and understood. Dr. Yudell focused specifically on the shifting etiological findings in autism research since 1943, and the lessons learned from these events. Full abstract.
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^ HUNTLEY ^^'^ VOLUME 16 — NUMBER 14 THURaOAY, JULY 3, 1976 - PEONS — MMOl — if Na Aaswar 4SM998 ar 4S»-14M 203 E. UMN ts ssaas iiiif¥t!^ rgAXMaeiMAUk huntlet sHfcn iMt 15c PER OOPT Flag Burning June 29 Jidy 5th throu 12 — Noi-thw^j^xl Sununer Cap. July 14 — Troop Meeting. July 21 —Troop meeting. July 28 — Troop meeting. Governor Dodgo Campout Twelve sccxits and three leaders enjoyed one of the best camp-outs so far at Go\ernor Dodge, Wiscon¬ sin July 21, 22, 23. Shane Jordi, Guy Dedina, Mark Bjom, Tim Swanson, Tony KoAvin, Jim and Joe Apolecky, Roger Graff. Doug Will, John Staab, Keith Dobralinsky, Mike Grechis, with Don DeDina, Al Jorda and Dave Bjom hiked swam, and enjoy- t J t ie sunshine. Northwoods! Medical forms are now turned in and 16 txjys and three leaders will be makii^ the 350 mile trip to Water»nect, Michigan on July 6th Cami^lre Court of Honor Scouts and there families enjoyed a pot luck sus^er Jaid a campfire Coort of Honor on Monday, June 23rd. Four new scouts were inducted into the troop during tbe Court of Honor. Bill Winioh, Mike Grechis, Joe Gau, and John Staab were wei- oomed as new troop members. Advanoeiment were: Roger Graff, 2nd claiis; Dave Seav«r», 1st dass; Greg'g DeDina, Star; Tkn Swanson, Star. Bronze Palm Tony Korwin became tte second scout in Tixjop 167's history to earn the Bronze Pabn. Clongrsituil^aont Tony. Gold Palm Shane Jordi made history for the troop by completing 5 more merit badges to earn the Gold Palm. His badges included photography, In¬ dian lore, firemanship, pluqibing, emergency preparedness. The Huntley American Legion heid a flag 'burning ceremony last Sanday, May 29th in front of the Legion Home. The purpose of the ceremony is to dispose of unaervico- able flags f our country n an hon¬ orable way. Hedy Leonard, bicen¬ tennial chairman explained to those present that unserviceable filags should not be hrown into the gar¬ bage, mutilated or burned in a ro- fluge incinerator as this was no pro¬ per. The ceremony consisted f a salute to the ftags to be destroyed. This was iiccomplished by the low- erinj? of the post flag to half mast, the salute by the firing squad of the 4-,H King and Queen Candidates These 4-H members who make up the 1975 McHenry County 4-H King and Queen Com't. Iliey have been outstanding in their work, be it 4-H, sdiool. or com¬ munity activities. Ed Vcgts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Vogts, Woodstock; David Ainger, son of Mr. arul Mrs. Alan Amger, Hebron; Ben Jacobs, Jr., ison of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jacobs, Sr., Ringwood; David Gieseke, son (rf Mt. and Mrs. Glen Gieseke, Crystal Lake; Jim Harrer, son of Mr. and Mrs. .Joe Harrer. McHenry; Jack Hardt, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hardt, Wood¬ stock; Deb Utech, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Utech, Cry*al Lake; Doraia Swanson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Swanson, Woodstock; Diane KiAimain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kuhlman, Hebron; Saily Harri¬ son,, daughtei- of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Harrison, Greenwood; Jean Slater, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ooiin Slater, Cary; Sue Borhart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boriiart, HunOey. Tbey have listed what 4-H has meant to them from the time tlhey were 9 years old, when they first enter«d their aounals k> llie 4-H fair to tbeir last year in REPA File Complaint "nie Rutland Environmental Pro- Ammoan Legion and taps played *«**«" Association announced Thurs- by members of the Huntley school ^y ^^t ^^ has filed a complamit band. Mr. William LeGee sang our ^^^ the Illinois Pollution Control national anthem accompanied by Board against Family Leisure Cen- Mts. Arnold Chesak. The flags to ^^' developers of a prc^wsed lOOO be destroyed were dipped in a flam- a«"e amusement park m northwest- able liquid and burnt in a proper ^™ ^-^^^ County. . manner. This was supervised by Ro- Th« complaint, filed jomtly by bert Eckman of the American Le- "^ Rutland EPA and Citizens for a K-ion. The flag burnings are con- ^tter Environment, charges Fam- duoted penodicidly by tho American % Le'swe Centers, a sut>sidiary of Legion. Anyone havin ga flag which the Taft Broadcasting Corporation, is no longer serviceable, may de- ^^ Cincinnati, Ohio, with threaten- posit it at the Post Home to be in^g *h« depletion of groundwater disposed of properly at a future levels in tWs northern niinois area, (j^tp The complaint follows two years of activity by the recently incorpor¬ ated Rutland EPA, a neighborhood organizartion, dedicated to stopping 4-H, when they Siad learned how ^he coiisti-uction of the huge ttieme to i-aiso top dairy cattle and P^i*. ^hich Rutlmid EPA spokes- teaching others. "'^'^ <^^ "ill-conceived,,' located at the ntersection of Interstate 90 and "I '^ C Ti.'*,4\^ri Jlouite 47, four miles 'south of the l^O Dirtnuay town of Huntiey. This complaint. Many have responded to the Hum ^^«^ T^rsday morning, reflects the ley Historical c^mittees i^est ^TJI^.^T^f .t. ^''^' t"^ f", ^x.^ " A } c ~« 1. * and residents of tbe area who pre¬ fer pictures and information about j.^^^ j t ^ j » - *«,.v;, u.,^~ ^ * ~ J u i_ -ij diet the depletion and oontamina- their homes, farms and old build- .. , j_ j.._ _ u jjj tion of groundwaiter resources by However, much more is needed so ^» ,._ '.i ^-i j i"^ _ v *i, that all the history of Hmitley can " ^, ^^"'U^^ ^^Tr. ^,-^t be put into ihe booklet that wfll be ^"^'^^^T^^i^lff^^ ^^^^ published in connection with the ^^"^^^^y <^als and the Taft celebration of Hmitley^s 125th birth- ?f°^^*^i ,«r?L*^'5 x^ J*? day in August of 1976 ^'^'* Court, I6th Judicial Distwct, If you have not sent your family ^^^V^g "L"^'^*'* ^l history or contacted the committee l^^^^f"^^^^ ^^' ^"«f ^^ pereonaUy, pk-aso fiU out the follow f^f^J?°"f ^V\? consultants h^ed ing form and mail to: P.O. Box 53, ^ f" ^^ !^ ^^ "^"^ ^<^* Huntley, Illinois 60142 or contact ^ ^"^ ^^?^ Planning and Zon- Louise Kreutaer, chairman of the "« '^''f^. ^»^® P^'v °«^ 125th Anniversary. ''"^ and m some instances non- ' existent. Family Name Awaiting results of tbe March, When Family Came to Huntley 1975, court appeal, the Rutland EPA is seddng a review of its charges •'^'•^^ • • • • of zoning ordinance vicdatioos, and Date Your House was B«Ut violation of due process by Kane Qj. County officials. Attorneys for the Date your farm was laid out ^^'^ ^^' ^<^^^^ ^?^ (Abstract and Deed information if ^^?^ ^ ^l"^"".' ™*«^' <*tauv available) teatimony showmg that one oowft- Do yoa have old pictures for book- ^y offidal who end««edJie amuse¬ ment pairk was emjJioyea by Fam- Age of Oldest Living Relaitive .... iiy Centers in devetopment wori tm the amusejaeat park. Queen For Huntley Events Te Be Chosen Young ladies of Hunttey area are invited to ertter tihe contest to choose a Queen to reign for the special Bi-Centemiial events and the 125h AnrriveitBeffy cele^rration 'wUcfa wili take plaoe during tJie coming year. Mrs. Dave CNdbam wiU chaaftnan the contest and ruies and further information can be had by calling her at 669-5204. AppiicaBts mu.st be from 16 to 20 years of age, aij^e and be a resident of the Huntley area. She must also be avaSable for Bi-Cen¬ tennial events an dto reign over the 125 Annivorsary AugiK^ Wth and 15th of 1976. Silent judges will observe the applicants from the close of he contest on July 23, 1975 until September 1, 1975 and when thhey have chosen the Huntley queen, a ceremony to crown the lucky girl will be held. Gifts from many Huntley merchants will be presented to the Queen. QidIt Contest Muich interest has been shown by the women (and men) of the Huntley area for the Historical quilt contest which was launched this pa^ week. Mrs. Ruth Plane has tlie muslin squares and roles of the contest and vfc«ill rogi.ster those wishing to participate. The contest will irur from now until February 1, 1976 and tlte judges will then select the lucky winner of ttie $25.00 savings bond. The patterns t»sed for tho quat square® mius be embroidery or patxdvwork and on (iie muslin provided by <he committee. Judging wfll be done by the ladies of the Histoiioal committee and will be chosen for originality, wortonanship and historical value. All entaies must legiater wit hMrs. Hane to eUminate an overiap of patterns. Fee more infOrmsition phone Mrs. Plane at 669. If enou^ entries are received more tban one quflt will be made. Everyone will have the op¬ portunity to get ooe cf tliese his¬ torical qihs which win certainly be a prised poBsesaion. Dmation tick¬ ets will be avsAaUe aifter the dose of the contest Tax Ratio Is 8% Higher In Grafton Township (Editors Note - This artical i» a reprint from he Crystal Lake NEW^ and is being pUiiished as it deals with Grafton Townstiip.) Last we* the NEWS stated that the reason for the high tax equalization ratio for Graftoo Township would be pubMdied in this wedt's NEWS. However In an interview with Ohalrman of the Board Walter Dean, it ww stated that (he enttre ratio study has not beea completed. However, he did confirm the fact that Grafton Tovmtiip% tax equalization ratio is 37% while algoaquki, Dunham and Dorr ere 29%, which makes an 8% differ¬ ence. This will cause residents of Grafton Township which is composed of Huntley, Crystal Vis¬ ta, North Shore, Crystal Gar¬ dens, Tumberry and part ot Lake. Wood to pay $80 more for a $10,000 home lootad in Grafton than a similar home v^ued at $10,000 in Algonquin Township. Mr. Dean Stated that there b now a bill on the Goveniors desk asking for a 33% tax equali¬ zation ratk> for aU counties which nwy remedy this oitua- tion next year. Chairman of tbe Board of Re^ view Waiter Dean bas stated that tliere is a sales ratio study being considered at the present time to i>eview the tovd of t-igon ments within the various tmm- sh^ of McHenry County. TUa will evaluate and siiow the Board of Review what will be neces¬ sary to equalize the various townsiup within the county for a mare fair and equitable as¬ sessment between ttie tQwmiii|. Chairman of the Board ofB4- view Walter Dean coouneoted on She following article whiicii appeared in the Daily Courier News of June 26. He said tfaat the 33 1/3% tax rate tovct couU mean tax hikes for those ia a lower ratio ievel, like Alflonqon Town*ip, whieh Is M%, and » i'«h>c<tk>n in Craftoa wUch k 37% next yc«r.
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Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1975-07-03 |
Month | 07 |
Day | 03 |
Year | 1975 |
Volume | 16 |
Issue | 14 |
Decade | 1970-1979 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
Subject | Newspaper Archives |
Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |


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The church of Chavot stands on a ridge surrounded by vineyards and is a clearly visible landmark. The area is of some interest geologically as this is a point of contact between the chalk of the Côte des Blancs and More »
Champagne is, of course, a sparkling wine, and those all-important bubbles are all to do with the amount of sugar added to the juice – the more the sugar the bigger the bubbles. The tradition in Cramant is to make More »


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