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A lawyer for a sister of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects said the family may issue a public statement on the case Tuesday.
Attorney Joseph Ginarte showed up Monday at the apartment building in West New York where police say Ailina Tsarnaeva has been holed up with her husband and baby.
Ginarte said it's a very difficult time for the family.
"The family is going through a lot," he said. "It's a very difficult time for the family. She has a little baby upstairs — it's very difficult."
The woman spoke briefly early Friday through a barely open door to several news outlets. That was after elder brother Tamerlan was killed in a gunfight with police outside Boston, but before the capture of her younger brother, Dzhokhar.
She said she was sorry for the families that lost loved ones. She also said she wasn't sure what had gotten into her two brothers, but also that she didn't know what was true.
"I'm not OK, just like everybody else is not OK," she said. "No one is OK. It's very shocking."
Ailina Tsarneava said she had not seen her brothers in years. Her husband said he never met the two men in the year and a half he has been with her.
Mayor Felix Roque said he visited the apartment late Friday, shortly after the younger brother's arrest. He said Ailina Tsarnaeva's other sister was also present at the time.
"They were grieving, very somber, hugging each other, crying, towels in their face. It was very, a very sad thing, very depressing," he said Monday.
Ailina said she wanted to "set the record straight," but did not elaborate, the mayor said.
Police have been posted outside Ailina's home, but Roque and West New York Police Commissioner Caridad Rodriguez said they're actually on alert for the entire town.
"If people know that she's being protected and that the town is protected, that there's police presence, I'm sure the crazies will stay away," said Rodriguez.


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July 19, 2015
Colombia Timana Dos Cafetales - a complex cup with tropical punch, berry jam and citrus accents.
Colombia Timana Finca La Colina - a clean, fruited cup with apple, peach, cinnamon and apricot hints.
Guatemala Antigua Pulcal Inteligente - Honey and caramelized sugar, ripe plum, pineapple, blackberry, Asian pear, and elegant acidity.
Guatemala Huehuetenango Finca Rosma - high levels of fruit, sweetness and acidity with grape, plum and apple notes.
Mexico Organic Jaltenango SWP Decaf - a low-acid, balanced cup with notes of brown sugar, roasted nut, hints of black tea and dried fig
Tanzania Igawa-Mbeya SWP Decaf - developed sweetness from start to finish, boasting honey, brown sugar, and fruited top notes. Good for espresso.
Brazil Carmo de Minas SWP Decaf - molasses sweetness, bittersweet chocolate, and roasted nut. Good for espresso.
Colombia Timana SWP Decaf - white sugar to cane juice - spiced cider and a hint of sweet cocoa. Background notes of rye and barley malt, and clean finish

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Hi there -
I'm Manny, a soon to be MSC thesist. I'm looking for a subject to write my thesis about - and recently I was caught by functional differential equations. Is there any neat reference for funtional equations in settings more general than the real line?
Maybe something that reads "Topological Functional Equations" or even in an algebraic setting?
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Looking for new job - (jumped into project in June and they then ran out of funding in September).
Get a call from a recruiter about job in pharma, testing an application I'm familiar with - rate kinda sucks but sounds like a decent opportunity anyway.
I'm told that client requires that I submit a 30-60 second video to introduce myself and give brief ober view of background.
So, initially, he promises to send me a url to accomplish this (I'm thinking Skype?), but the url doesn't work.
So now he wants me to generate a video at my end. I create one on my phone and upload the mp4 file to my PC.
Too big for Gmail without storing to Google Drive.
Question - can anyone weigh in with advice on how you would accomplish this just using your phone?
I can't seem to get my old Samsung S4 to compress video in order to send as a text message.


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Staggering Stories of Jamaican Lottery Scams
By Deb Silverberg , March 11, 2013 03:12 PM
UPDATED March 13 with link to view episode |Who falls for something that appears too good to be true, like winning a Jamaican lottery? More people than you think.
Advocacy groups, government officials and the media - most recently, venerable newsman Dan Rather - are shining a light on this despicable form of fraud and the devastating consequences on elderly victims and their families.
These criminals tend to prey on seniors with fixed incomes - people who can least afford to lose their savings, or their home. That happened to Norman Breidenbaugh, profiled in this Baltimore Sun article. He is one of several people whose stories are part of an in-depth investigation via Dan Rather Reports called "Just Hang Up," which premiered Tuesday, March 12 on AXS TV.
Dan Rather and his team traveled to Jamaica where the scammers have set up a thriving organized-crime network to prey on unsuspecting Americans. What he does he think of the perpetrators? "These con artists are cowards who prey on the most vulnerable members of society."
The Dan Rather Reports team hopes that their investigation will lead to more awareness and fewer victims, and they've made "Just Hang Up" available for free viewing here via iTunes.
Although there are dozens of foreign fraud schemes, the Jamaican lottery scam alone bilks vulnerable seniors of hundreds of millions of dollars a year according to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. Also staggering: statistics from the FTC indicate that 92% of these victims never come forward.
Consumer advocates and government officials and agencies are encouraged that there is more awareness about this this crime and how it can be prevented. The topic is being addressed at a Wednesday, March 13 hearing before the Senate Select Committee on Aging.
"We need to keep the discussion going," adds Doug Shadel, AARP Washington State Director and a leading national expert on fraud schemes targeting the elderly. "It's worth having a conversation with people you care about who fit the profile of a victim. "
Think an elderly neighbor, friend or relative might be vulnerable? Share the media coverage about this issue, and:
- Ask them what they would do if someone contacted them about winning a prize.
- Emphasize that they should never wire or send money to anyone who claims to have a prize for them.
- Remind them never to give a credit card or Social Security number to someone who calls.
If someone does call, the title of Dan Rather's show says it all: Just hang up.
More information and resources:
Watch Dan Rather Reports: "Just Hang Up" (full episode)
Foreign lottery scams: www.deliveringtrust.com | Investor fraud: www.aarp.org/protectyourfinances | AARP.org's page on preventing Scams and Fraud
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San Francisco may have better restaurants, weather, shopping and cocktails. But here's one area where Seattle outshines the city by the bay.
According to a survey by Travel + Leisure magazine, Seattle has the most tech-savvy people in the country. Yep, we're geekier in Seattle than our counterparts in San Francisco (which actually finished second). Seattle also is #1 when it comes to wireless coverage, ahead of Salt Lake City, Kansas City, Portland and Austin, and #1 in terms of intelligence.
The Travel + Leisure survey looked at a number of factors beyond tech, with a cool online tool that allows users to do a side-by-side comparison of two cities.
As you'll see in the face-off between San Fran and Seattle, we lose in most categories. (Hey, in addition to tech, we're still kicking ass in terms of flea markets, cleanliness and, of course, coffee).


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LGBT San Francisco: Essays in Anthologies
"The Castro" pp. 25-119
"Cultural identity, sexual liberation, and urban structure: the gay community in San Francisco," pp. 138-170
"'Homos invade S.F.!' San Francisco's history as a wide-open town" by Nan Alamilla Boyd pp. 73-95
"Gay politics and community in San Francisco since World War II," by John D'Emilio pp. 456-473
"Ethnography of the Bay Area homosexual scene" pp. 233-263
"Elegy for the valley of kings: AIDS and the leather community in San Francisco, 1981-1996" by Gayle S. Rubin pp. 101-144
"The catacombs: a temple of the butthole," by Gayle Rubin pp. 119-141
"Postwar nonconformists: beats, hippies, & gays" pp. 113-123
"The history of gay bathhouses" by Allan Berube pp. 187-220
"San Francisco" by Les Wright pp. 164-189
"The miracle mile: south of Market and gay male leather, 1962-1997" by Gayle S. Rubin pp. 247-272
"The development of the homosexual bar as an institution," by Nancy Achilles pp. 228-244
"The movement and the subculture converge: San Francisco during the early 1960s" pp. 176-195


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scratch up(redirected from scratch (someone or something) up)
scratch up
1. To damage the surface of something or someone's skin with scratches. Those prickly bushes by the fence really scratched me up. Who scratched up my car? I know it didn't look like this the last time I drove it!
2. To find and gather or collect (things or people) from various sources or locations. I managed to scratch up enough cash to get a bus out to Vancouver to see my girlfriend this weekend. How are we ever going to scratch enough people up to form a team by this weekend?
scratch someone or something up
to damage or mar someone or something by scratching. Being thrown clear of the car in the accident didn't break any bones, but it scratched her up a lot. Who scratched up my coffee table?


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Why Him
Before he meet the love of his life,
he went to die, he had nothing.
Now he says he is whole because of her,
and he has all he wants and all he ever dreamed for.
he says he has meet his goal.
He never thought there could be someone so perfect for him.
Now he serves for fun and to support her,
but he does not want that day to come
now that he has something to live for
He never thought he would
be one of the chosen to go
but now that he is, he wants to stay,
and never leave so he knows
she is safe and happy with him.
He love the thrills of training,
but hates the byes.
He never says good-bye
Why? Because any bye away from her is bad,
all he says is "I will come back to you always, promise"
Why did he have to be one of the chosen,
he has a life, his family, a future wife and loved by many.
Those who don't should go,
why don't they, they are the ones who go to die,
thats what they want, not him, he wants to stay its not right
He promises her a safe return,
but how? He does not know for a fact.
She told him "no" to begin with,
but she wanted him to have fun,
so she let it slide.
Now she feels guilty, he had her permission to start,
without it he would not be leaving.
they say its not
the final leaving
but who knows?
They tried not to cry,
but as he stepped on the
plane he was to leave on a hopefully return on,
they broke, there was no holding it,
it was to strong
The think all the time
of one another and
pray for a safe return,
and worry to no end
she writes him everyday,
but he never writes back.
she has not idea where he is,
what he is doing, or even if he is alive.
Who knows?
He prays for the day of
a letter to her saying he is to return.
She prays that the day wont
come of a letter of no return.
Who knows?
Which letter will she receive and when?
One of a safe return,
and injured or no return?
She can only pray and wonder.
She would love at least an injured return
but what she really wants is a safe one.
she does not know what is to come,
Good, Ok or Bad?
Who knows?
God knows, and in God they trust.
A poem written by a friend of mine to her soldier. We love you!


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SKILLMAN, N.J., Oct. 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Matrixx Initiatives, Inc., the maker of the Zicam® cold, sinus and allergy line of products, today announced that it has filed a presentation with the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") in connection with its revised offer to acquire ProPhase Labs, Inc. (NASDAQ: PRPH). Separately today, Matrixx announced it has increased its offer to acquire all of the outstanding shares of ProPhase by 14.3% to $1.60 per share, and has sent a letter to the ProPhase Board of Directors.
Matrixx believes that its revised all-cash offer, which is not contingent on financing, is highly attractive to ProPhase shareholders, as it provides them with compelling upfront and certain value relative to a difficult, uncertain and highly speculative multi-year turnaround program recently outlined by ProPhase's management. Matrixx's presentation outlines the significant challenges ProPhase faces by remaining a standalone entity, including:
The presentation is being filed with the SEC and will be available at www.sec.gov.
Kirkland & Ellis LLP is acting as legal counsel and Sawaya Segalas & Co., LLC is acting as financial advisor to Matrixx.
This press release and Matrixx's proposal constitute a preliminary non-binding indication of interest to acquire all of the outstanding shares of ProPhase Labs, Inc., and are not intended to create any legally binding obligations.
About Zicam Cold Remedy Products
Most cold medicines are designed to mask cold symptoms; however, Zicam Cold Remedy is different. Zicam Cold Remedy products, which contain propriety formulations of active ingredients zinc gluconate and zinc acetate, reduce the duration of a cold when taken at the first sign of a cold (within the first 24 hours) and used as directed. New on retail shelves this cold season, Zicam Cold Remedy Ultra Crystals®, in lemon-lime flavor and Zicam Cold Remedy Ultra Lozenges in honey lemon flavor, are specially formulated to deliver the product benefits of reducing the duration of a cold in new portable forms. Also new, Zicam Naturals® Cough Suppressant in honey lemon and mixed berry flavored syrups.
About Matrixx Initiatives, Inc.
Matrixx Initiatives, Inc. is engaged in the development and marketing of over-the-counter health care products that utilize innovative drug delivery systems. The company was acquired by HIG Capital in February 2011. Matrixx Initiatives, Inc., manufactures and markets a full line of Zicam brand Homeopathic and Allopathic OTC products, including new Zicam Cold Remedy Ultra Crystals® in lemon-lime flavor, Zicam Cold Remedy Ultra Lozenges in honey lemon flavor and Zicam Naturals® Cough Suppressant in honey lemon and mixed berry flavored syrups, along with our existing products including Zicam Cold Remedy RapidMelts®, Zicam Cold Remedy Ultra RapidMelts®, Zicam Cold Remedy Plus Liqui-Loz™, Zicam Cold Remedy Zavors™, Zicam Cold Remedy Chewables, Zicam Cold Remedy Oral Mist™, Zicam Allergy Relief™, Zicam Extreme Congestion Relief™, and Zicam Sinus Relief™. For more information regarding Matrixx products, please visit www.zicam.com.
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Bhaskara II (sometimes known as Bhaskaracharya) writes Lilavati (The Beautiful) on arithmetic and geometry, and Bijaganita (Seed Arithmetic), on algebra.
Adelard of Bath produces two or three translations of Euclid's Elements from Arabic.
Gherard of Cremona begins translating Arabic works (and Arabic translations of Greek works) into Latin.
Al-Samawal writes al-Bahir fi'l-jabr (The brilliant in algebra). He develops algebra with polynomials using negative powers and zero. He solves quadratic equations, sums the squares of the first n natural numbers, and looks at combinatorial problems.
Arabic numerals are introduced into Europe with Gherard of Cremona's translation of Ptolemy's Almagest. The name of the "sine" function comes from this translation.
About 1200
Chinese start to use a symbol for zero. (See this History Topic.)
Fibonacci writes Liber abaci (The Book of the Abacus), which sets out the arithmetic and algebra he had learnt in Arab countries. It also introduces the famous sequence of numbers now called the "Fibonacci sequence".
Fibonacci writes Liber quadratorum (The Book of the Square), his most impressive work. It is the first major European advance in number theory since the work of Diophantus a thousand years earlier.
About 1225
Jordanus Nemorarius writes on astronomy. In mathematics he uses letters in an early form of algebraic notation.
About 1230
John of Holywood (sometimes called Johannes de Sacrobosco) writes on arithmetic, astronomy and calendar reform.
Qin Jinshao writes Mathematical Treatise in Nine Sections. It contains simultaneous integer congruences and the Chinese Remainder Theorem. It considers indeterminate equations, Horner's method, areas of geometrical figures and linear simultaneous equations.
Li Yeh writes a book which contains negative numbers, denoted by putting a diagonal stroke through the last digit.
About 1260
Campanus of Novara, chaplain to Pope Urban IV, writes on astronomy and publishes a Latin edition of Euclid's Elements which became the standard Euclid for the next 200 years.
Yang Hui writes Cheng Chu Tong Bian Ben Mo (Alpha and omega of variations on multiplication and division). It uses decimal fractions (in the modern form) and gives the first account of Pascal's triangle.
List of mathematicians alive in 1300.
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You'll find the latest music songs and remixes in here, along with discussion on Spotify's famed New Music Friday playlist!
Today, 14:07
Today, 13:40
Céline Dion - Courage World...
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Discover the best music from years gone by, meticulously broken down by decade - you'll also find our famous "Retro Charts" housed here.
From the early sounds of the founding artists in Rock & Roll in the 50s, to the British domination that occurred in the 60s through to the Soul and Motown takeover that occurred in the 70s - revisit the best in music from these 3 seminal decades.
Forty Years Gone: 1979 Retro:...
Today, 10:33
From Michael Jackson to George Michael and Madonna to Whitney Houston - revisit the decade that saw Pop music dominate the music industry.
Today, 11:13
It was the decade that gave us Mariah Carey and Celine Dion, that saw the resurgence of Britpop and that saw the rise (and rise) of movie soundtracks to the top of the music industry - relive the 90s.
Today, 13:22
The start of the decade saw the rise of Teen-Pop, with the likes of Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera dominating; that didn't last long however as Hip-Hop and Rap soon took over.
Hilary Duff - Santa Claus Lane
Today, 13:47
From Ed Sheeran to Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga to Katy Perry, Adele to Bruno Mars - you don't have to go back far to revisit the best that this decade has to offer!
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With advances in kidney transplant methods and improvement in transplant success, a kidney transplant is now widely considered to be the best way of treating chronic kidney disease for many people. A transplant may offer the best chance of returning to a more normal life, but it is not suitable for everyone.
Factors that can affect a person's suitability for a transplant include:
There are two types of kidney transplants:
Following a series of tests, a person found suitable for a transplant is put on a transplant waiting list until a compatible kidney is found. The length of time a person will have to wait is hard to predict and will depend on how hard the person is to match and how many kidneys become available. Before any transplant, some of the recipient's blood and some of the donor's cells are mixed together to see if the recipient's blood will damage or kill the donor's cells. This is called a cross match and it is done to make sure there are no substances in the blood, called cytotoxic antibodies, that may cause the recipient's body to reject the transplanted kidney. A positive cross match test means that the donor (whether live or deceased) is not compatible with the recipient, and therefore cannot donate a kidney. Overall, transplant success rates are very good. Transplants from deceased donors have an 85 to 90% success rate for the first year. That means that after one year, 85 to 90 out of every 100 transplanted kidneys are still functioning. Live donor transplants have a 90 to 95% success rate. Long-term success is good for people of all ages. More information on organ donation is available in the Organ Donation section of this website.
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Guide to buying towels
We hate to break it to you, but those threadbare, stained, faded and (sniff, sniff) kinda smelly towels you've been using since you got married -– what has it been, like a decade ago? They gots to go. But what should you look for when updating your linen closet? We asked Bed, Bath & Beyond spokesperson Jessica Joyce for help.
Fabric and weight count. "If a towel is denser and has a bit of weight to it, it's usually more durable and will be very absorbent," Joyce says. "If a towel has a soft, velvety texture and is light and airy, it will be soft and fast-drying. Customers should avoid towels that feel thin or scratchy. They won't improve with washing, and will wear out fast."
Always in a morning rush? "Microfiber towels are among the most quick-drying towels, and they store easily -— but they're not the plushest feeling," the Bed, Bath & Beyond spokesperson adds. "There are also cotton towels labeled 'quick dry' that are designed to dry faster than typical towels."
Consider buying towels in sets. When outfitting a bathroom, Joyce recommends picking up a washcloth, at least one hand towel, a bath towel, two bath sheets and at least one tubmat/bathmat. And, she says, make sure you have three towels per person –- "one for use, one for the linen closet and one for the laundry, so you always have a towel."
Take care of them. "The vast majority of towels are machine wash and dry-able," Joyce says. "Go easy on bleach — even for bleach-safe towels, and avoid using fabric softeners — these coat the towel's fibers, reducing their absorbency."
Go big if you like. Prefer a giant towel to wrap up in post-shower? Joyce recommends a bath sheet, which is a little bigger than a traditional bath towel.
Brighten up. True, white and tan are still classic towel colors, but Joyce says blue, green and shades of gray are great, too. "Towels are an easy way to add a pop of color to a neutral or monochromatic bathroom," she says.
Lesley Kennedy writes about online shopping for the Online Shopping Report at ShopAtHome.com. Email her at email@example.com.


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Dad's heart bleeds over son's life of pain with eczema
THE sound of your child crying and screaming in pain is every parent's worst nightmare, but for Rockhampton's Troy Kunst and Rachel Hardie it's a daily reality.
Seeing their four-year-old son Lincoln in excruciating pain is heartbreaking for Troy and Rachel, and they are desperate for options to help him.
Suffering from severe eczema, Lincoln is covered head-to-toe in itchy sores and struggles with day-to-day activities such as bathing, walking, going to the toilet and playing like a normal four-year-old. Having a bath is Lincoln's biggest fear and he let's his parents know it.
Just yesterday Troy said it took two people to un-latch him from the stairway railing after he wrapped himself around it in a desperate attempt to avoid bathing and further irritating his skin, and it just gets worse.
"When he's in the shower he screams for help, for someone to help him," Troy said.
"It's heartbreaking to see him like that and it's really hard for us."
"He isn't even toilet trained yet because as soon as he tries to go to the toilet, his skin is exposed and it just flares up, so he's still in nappies."
After the ordeal of bathing, Lincoln then has to go through having ointments and creams applied to his entire body to try and soothe his pain, followed by bandages, and then finally clothes that won't allow him to scratch his raw skin and make the condition worse. "We go through a 10 metre roll of tubular bandages in about two weeks, if we don't keep his skin covered he just tears himself apart," Troy said.
Along with swollen hands and feet, calluses on his fingertips from scratching, asthma and glands swollen to the size of marbles due to the disease and allergies to certain foods, Troy said Lincoln hasn't slept a full night in almost four years.
"Before he goes to sleep at night he'll try to scratch himself for about five hours and once he is asleep, he'll wake up at least two to three times a night," Troy said.
"We've been to every doctor and specialist in Central Queensland and are travelling back and forth from Brisbane every two months to see a specialist down there but we just want to find something that will let him live a normal life because he deserves a break.
"He's the toughest little fella I know, but it's time to start asking for help."
If you think you could help the Kunst family or would like to share your experiences with them, email email@example.com
Eczema affects 1 in 8 babies and young children
Eczema can be a result of genetics and is passed on from parents to their children
Eczema often also comes with allergies such as asthma or hay fever, or even a food allergy.
The chance of your child developing eczema is doubled just by having one parent who is affected.
Estimated Length Of Eczema For Those Developing It By The Age Of 1:
50% will stop having problems by the age of 5
25% will still be having problems by the age of 9
12% will still be having problems by the age of 13
6% will still be having problems by the age of 17
3% will still be having problems by the age of 21


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If ever there was a house where certain things were banned, it would be artist Don Lucho's Casa de Karton, where everything is made from cardboard and paper.
All hand-drawn, Lucho's even added spoons, toilet roll and a skateboard leaning next to the bed. I can't spot any mod-cons (there's certainly no iPad on the bedside table or PS3 under the invisible TV), but it'd still be a lot warmer and safer than sleeping out on the streets. [Flickr via Freshome]


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Of course, The Genealogy Center offers a wide variety of databases for your use. Some are subscription databases can only be used by those visiting one of the Allen County Public Library's branches. Our other databases include ones we've created in which many are centered on Allen County, including indexes for obituaries, some cemeteries, early death records and modern marriages. But there is also a section of Indiana and Other States Resources that includes a wide variety of free information.
Now, we all know that the recording of deaths was not mandated in Indiana until the 1880s, although there are many various sources for locating a death date. But trying to recall all possible sources can be frustrating. Fortunately, Dawne Slater-Putt, Certified Genealogist and professional librarian with the The Genealogy Center created a database using county histories, family Bibles, and other published and unpublished sources to create Pre-1882 Indiana Deaths, and has allowed it to be posted on the The Genealogy Center's site for your use.
You may search by first and/ or last name, and employ exact, Soundex or Fuzzy (any part of the name) search. The results will supply date and location of death, parents' names, if supplied, and source with page number. It is always advisable to proceed on to the source, which may supply more information about the person's life and survivors.
If you are seeking an elusive Hoosier, take a few minutes to check this wonderful source!


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Paranormal activity
Members of the Texas Society of Paranormal Investigators are after one thing: answers.
When the group hosted the inaugural Texas Ghost Show last year, a crowd of more than 500 people came out to see what all the fuss was about — indicating that perhaps others have a few questions, as well.
On Saturday, March 19, the Texas Ghost Show returns to the Beaumont Civic Center for an entire day of entertainment, demonstrations and open discussions that some might normally be embarrassed to have. Experts representing studies of UFOs, Big Foot, the Loch Ness Monster, telekinesis and ghosts will be on hand, with no mystery off limits.
"This thing is open to everyone — fans, those who have questions, the skeptics who think it's all hogwash. There will be other skeptics at the show. And if you're a believer, there are other believers at the show," said Don Dennis, founder and member of TSPI.
The event boasts an impressive lineup of experts of the supernatural, including psychics, cryptozoologists and leading paranormal investigators in the field including brothers, Brad and Barry Klinge from the Discovery Channel television series "Ghost Lab."
One interesting guest scheduled to attend the convention is escape artist and supernatural skeptic Aron Houdini, whose great uncle was none other than the legendary Harry Houdini.
"I don't know that I believe in these things; I'm just open-minded," Aron told The Examiner. "In the last 10 years of Houdini's life, he was always going to mediums and psychics because he believed there's a way to contact the other side; he just never found it. I'm hopeful — something paranormal would add a whole new dimension to life in general. I'm hoping there's a day where I can't debunk it, and I can't explain it."
For Dennis, forming the group was an attempt to refine the protocols of paranormal investigation. Some of those active in the group have invested thousands of dollars in industry-standard equipment to capture photographic and video evidence and electronic voice phenomena (EVP).
"Nine times out of 10, we find a logical explanation," Dennis said. "And in order to properly investigate, we have to exhaust all the possibilities as far as an explanation for what a person's experiencing."
Reported bumps in the night have been traced back to a variety of common causes, from shifty insulation to echoing structures, noisy neighbors, sneaky teenagers — even raccoons.
"You wear a lot of hats when you're a paranormal investigator — engineer, psychologist, grief counselor, plumber, contractor. We don't hunt ghosts; we're more or less trying to help people find answers."
And yet, while TSPI investigative teams will travel across the state to conduct investigations, the group will never accept compensation.
"We're not trying to make money off this," Dennis said. "It's not like there's a college where you can have a formal education in 'hunting ghosts,' which is why it's important to network and fellowship with other groups, and exchange evidence from different investigations."
Admission to the show is $20 at the door. Opportunities to meet the Texas Ghost Show speakers personally are available with VIP passes — a celebrity meet-and-greet will be held Friday, March 18, at the Eleganté Hotel at 5:30 p.m. followed by dinner for $75. And for those particularly interested in befriending the Ghost Show gang, purchasing the $160 "Super Awesome VIP Ticket" grants ticket-holders access to all Texas Ghost Show events, including the convention wrap party after the show. Funds generated will cover the cost of the event itself for the nonprofit group, and any money left over will be used by TSPI for any necessary equipment. To purchase advance tickets and VIP tickets, visit www.texasghostshow.eventbrite.com.
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Though he has sustained more than a few injuries, to date Aron has escaped every device he has attempted.
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Psychics will also be at the show giving readings, though Aron admitted that he does not consult them the way his great uncle once did.
"I don't believe in psychics," he said. "That doesn't mean I will never believe in psychics — I want to believe. It's not as though I'm somebody they should have to prove something to, but I'd love for them to show me something I can't explain. But I keep an open mind, because they may be right, I may be wrong. Who knows?"


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Kristin enters individuals and teams in Gymsport events throughout the year. Currently we participate in Rhythmic Gymnastics, Primary, Intermediate and Secondary Schools Artistic Gymnastics and Trampoline. Our Primary Gymnastics Club programme runs each Monday and Friday throughout the year, from the Roy Munn Gym.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The U.S. Postal Service and a tree trimmer hired by the agency to trim trees in Northern California are disputing witness accounts that birds were fed through a wood chipper during the operation.
Ernesto Pulido, who supervised Saturday's tree trimming in Oakland, told the San Francisco Chronicle (http://bit.ly/1uJWCsx) that he did not see any blood in the wood chipper. U.S. Postal Service spokesman Augustine Ruiz said a postal maintenance worker observed the work and reported that no birds were harmed.
Witnesses, however, described a horrifying scene to the Chronicle in which the bird chicks and their nests were toppled to the ground. Some, they said, ended up in the wood chipper. Five black-crowned night heron chicks were taken to a bird rescue center. State and federal officials are investigating the incident.
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Correia stellar in his Twins debut as team notches first win of 2013
MINNEAPOLIS -- The Twins notched their first victory of the 2013 season in dramatic fashion, as Eduardo Escobar lifted Minnesota to a 3-2 win over the Tigers with a walk-off, two-run double off Phil Coke in the ninth inning on Wednesday at Target Field.
Escobar, who came into the game as a defensive replacement in the eighth inning, laced the first pitch he saw from Coke deep into left field to score both pinch-runner Jamey Carroll and Brian Dozier to hand the Twins the win.
At 1-1, it's the first time the Twins have been .500 since 2010, as they got off to bad starts in both '11 and '12 and never recovered.
"It was a heck of way to win a ballgame," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. "You just have to keep playing, and that's what we did today. It's a big boost out there to get a win under your belt against a great team over there. That was fun baseball."
Escobar entered the game after Wilkin Ramirez served as a pinch-hitter for shortstop Pedro Florimon in the seventh inning. Ramirez plated the Twins' first run with an RBI double off reliever Brayan Villarreal.
Escobar made his second at-bat of the season a memorable one, as he lifted the ball to deep left field, and it kept carrying before dropping in near the wall between Andy Dirks and Austin Jackson for a two-run double.
"It was a fastball right over the middle," Escobar said, with Ramirez acting as his translator. "It was just my first swing, and I got it right down the middle on the first pitch. I thought I did my job, because I hit it in the air and hit it far enough, but I didn't even think it was going to go that far and bring the other run in."
Dozier, who was at first base after singling to right field on a 1-2 fastball that advanced Carroll to third with one out, made the proper read on the fly ball and was able to beat the throw home to score the winning run.
"The ball carried pretty good, but off the bat, it sounded like he hit it pretty good," Coke said. "I was watching it, but with the shadow changing and the sun, I couldn't tell exactly what the ball did. I thought it bounced in the bullpen. I thought I gave up a homer."
But the walk-off hit wouldn't have been possible without a solid Minnesota debut from right-hander Kevin Correia.
Correia, who signed a two-year deal worth $10 million this offseason to join the Twins, gave up two runs on seven hits -- all singles -- and a walk over seven strong innings.
"It was fun," Correia said. "I wasn't really nervous about it all, but it's a beautiful park, and that's the first time I've gotten to pitch here in my career. So I was pretty comfortable immediately. I wasn't trying to get a feel for any of the park or anything. It's a good pitcher's park, and I was comfortable on the mound from pitch number one."
Tigers third baseman Miguel Cabrera, last year's American League MVP, brought home both runs for the Tigers against Correia.
The first run came in the third inning on an RBI single after Jackson walked with two outs and Torii Hunter singled. The hit went under the glove of Trevor Plouffe at third and a diving Florimon at shortstop.
Cabrera came through again with another two-out RBI single in the fifth, when he laced a ball to right field to score Omar Infante, who singled and reached third on a single from Hunter. But Hunter was thrown out by right fielder Chris Parmelee while trying to advance to third to end the inning.
"That guy's a tough out," Correia said. "He's the best hitter in the world. He didn't hit the ball hard off of me. He's just so good. That's what he's trying to do is hit it where he hit it and get those RBIs."
The Twins' bullpen also came through, as Jared Burton and closer Glen Perkins each tossed a perfect inning in relief of Correia.
It set the stage for Minnesota's comeback in the ninth, which was the club's first walk-off win since Sept. 13 of last season against the Royals.
"It's a new year," Dozier said. "It's just our second game in. Losing on Opening Day was a tough one, but at the same time it was good to get in the win column, and now we have the chance to win the series tomorrow."


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In 1980's New York City, rent is rising: it seems out of control, and residents struggle to keep up. So Jack Hitt helps organize tenants, and threatens a rent strike. This does not go over so well with his building super, who, as it turns out, is a very dangerous man.
This and other stories of the mysterious hold supers have on their buildings, or their buildings have on them.
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Reporter Jack Hitt tells the story of how he helped organize tenants and threaten a rent strike in a New York City building back in the 1980s. Before long, Bob, the building super, became his enemy. The situation got pretty ugly. Mobster ugly. Bob began to brag about how important he was in his native Brazil, how he could kill a person and be immune from prosecution. It was only many years later that Jack found out how dangerous Bob really was. (21 minutes)
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Would like to know the and maiden name of my gr.grandmother. I believe she was born in Canada, but decended from Poland. Her first name was Jennie or Jeanie. Her husband was Joe T. Edwards, son of Gustavia A. and Sarah.(from VA & NC)
Since Joe was born in 1832 I figure that Jennie was about the same age. I do not know where either one is burried. But believe they lived in TN, IL, in the 1880's.Any information regarding her would be appreciated. Thank you. Ruth Fisher
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In 1847 Viennese Physician Semmelweis was ridiculed for suggesting that attending OB physicians wash their hands between patients. He was subsequently called the "Savior of mothers," when deaths from "childbed fever" plummeted.
In 1862 Pasteur suggested the germ theory of disease. His ideas were met with ridicule for years to come.
In 1979 and 1981 Warren and Marshall discovered a bacteria in the stomach. They suggested that the bacteria (Helicobacter pylori) was pathogenic- and that it was associated with peptic ulcers amongst other things. Colleagues, who knew better, dismissed these ideas as nonsense.
Of course, all of these paradigm shattering physicians and scientists, who advanced our knowledge and medical practice in quantum leaps, are now highly revered heroes of history.
After years of rebuke, Warren and Marshall were given long overdue credit; they were awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2005.
The question is: Are the "Lyme Wars" just another iteration of the paradigm wars described by Thomas Kuhn in his famous essay "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions?" Or, is this particular process different, in some fundamental- perhaps Orwellian way? This is a debate I will not enter.
Many others have vivisected the Klempner study and other purported pillars of the IDSA view point. The notion that this single- highly flawed study should be allowed to discredit the work of hundreds of scientists and physicians is mind boggling, to say the least. As I have noted in the past, it is difficult to wed medicine and science. The practice of medicine has always given equal weight to the art and the science of medicine. Bench top, basic science research is clear. The basic scientific facts as they have been uncovered, offer unwavering support for our contentions. Clinical science is murky at best and is always open to criticism.
This blog is not science. It is a collection of fact, theory and clinical vignettes sent out into the ether of cyberspace, perhaps the equivalent of a modern day message in a bottle. I suppose my motive is similar to that of any other author who scribbles a note on a piece of paper and then sends it out adrift in the sea; perhaps by chance, It will be found, read by the right person- and make a difference.
It seems clear to me that documentaries, books and scientific assemblies offering compelling, and at times horrifying information, have thus far failed to scratch the armor coat of the other side.
I do believe that history is critical. We must never forget its lessons, as we move forward each day, with the knowledge that we are doing the best that we can.
I will veer off the subject of my blog for a moment. I am awestruck and brought to tears of joy at this incomprehensible moment in history. I could never imagined that I would live to see the prophetic vision of one of my personal heroes, Martin Luther King, become reality, as I now watch a black American take the highest office in the land, perhaps the world.
As always, the people can make a difference. The medical community will not accept the truths of Lyme disease until it is forced down their throats by a grass roots movement coming not from doctors like myself, but from ordinary people- like you.
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- R said...
I agree. Grassroots. Local representatives, officials, newspapers. Just sharing stories and information, not expecting immediate results. I think it will and does add up to making a difference. I called local paper and an article was written and made it to two papers as one was affliated with the other. My state representative has contacted me twice. Will it make a huge difference today? No. It hasn't. But it will eventually. My national representative was approached by two local young women which led to a Lyme forum, which led to his support for the federal lyme bill 741 and a public stand on our behalf. Little efforts make a difference and will be the backbone of change.
I am excited about Obama as well. But I don't think he will be addressing this issue any time soon. And congress will put it off and movement will be slow until a threshold is met and we make that happen one step at a time.
What about Beachamp? Once Pasteur was accepted, didn't he die admitting that Beachamp was right? It's the terrain as well as the bug. Doesn't take responsibility away from bug extermination, but makes me think about all the other factors at hand that lead to a healthy internal environment, although I am too questioning all the supplements.. when needed and if. And makes me wonder about the acceptance of any one "stand" of truth. Eventually "interests" come in and shut down further investigation no matter who comes out on top?
I appreciate your open mind and questionings.
- January 21, 2009 at 10:39 PM
- Staris said...
Is anyone familar with Wikipedia? While there is some legit information and it will of course need to show both sides for now - it also could use some new information on chronic infection and a more sympathic tone to this side of things. Its obvious thte IDSA folks have gone pretty far with things.
In todays day and age - many people get their initial information on a new topic from that website.
I'd be happy to do the writing but when it comes to technical matter not very good. Does anyone know HTML and the wikipedia process and/or how to footnote within wikipedia? Would like to work with someone who does.
- January 22, 2009 at 6:20 AM
- snake1979 said...
I appreciate this site. I am currently taking a new Protocol for this new Bacteria from Fry labs. I had a Port a Cath put in and I begin IV Sodium EDTA and IV Zithromax. Does anyone have opinions because in this 6 week protocol, some are being cured...no kidding.
- January 22, 2009 at 3:27 PM
- Seibertneurolyme said...
Are you positive it is sodium EDTA and not calcium EDTA? I had been told that Dr F was using calcium EDTA?
- January 22, 2009 at 5:21 PM
- jenbooks13 said...
Snake, is the EDTA taken as a biofilm buster?
- January 23, 2009 at 6:29 AM
- Lyme report: Montgomery County, MD said...
IV Zithromax works with some patients better than Rocephin. It may clear resistant bacteria.
EDTA is a chelating agent for heavy metal poisoning.
There is no such thing as a biofilm buster. There is no basis for such a thing in medicine or science.
- January 23, 2009 at 9:17 AM
- Robert said...
There have been some people removing references to chronic lyme and our troubles from the Wikipedia entry on Lyme in the past. I wouldn't be suprised if it was till an ongoing problem on the entry.
- January 23, 2009 at 10:38 AM
- jenbooks13 said...
I know what EDTA is traditionally used for. I also know a number of clinicians using it along with lumbrokinase to help dissolve biofilms. So I disagree with that statement of yours as strongly as you disagree with ISDA. And there are pubmed studies on this, at least on biofilms in indwelling cathetrs; not to mention clinical reports I've heard from around the country.
- January 23, 2009 at 1:17 PM
- Starlings Preschool said...
Snake, are you doing this at that clinic "E" in AZ? I have heard about this. What is the basis for that treatment decision? What bug is it supposed to go after? The BLO/bart?
- January 23, 2009 at 9:29 PM
- Lyme report: Montgomery County, MD said...
Jenbooks- I don't care what you say about me, but I cannot tolerate your irresponsible recommendations.
CAM practitioners have been using EDTA to "cure" many disease for many years. There is still no evidence that it works for heart disease or any of the multitude of conditions it has been recommended for by some. Test tube evidence that it works on Pseudomonas infections, especially in plastic catheters, provides no basis for its use in Lyme patients. Do you have an advanced degree in microbiology? Borrelia burdorferi and Pseudomonas species are completely different. Virtually all bacteria have the ability to secrete biofilms. After 70 years we have learned that bacteria are treated with antibiotics. There is no evidence that biofilms have any relevance to chronic Lyme disease. Numerous mechanisms for Lyme persistence have been clearly established, need I remind you. It morphs into three forms, it resides inside cells(its major mechanism of biological resistance), it changes its surface antigens, it adheres to the extracellular matrix- just for a start.
It truly amazes me that someone who is so critical of established, relatively safe therapy- (antibiotics) is so eager to jump on the band wagon of every new CAM therapy that comes down the pike- without any scientific support.
EDTA is not benign. It causes Zinc depletion. It has been associated with kidney failure, organ failure, cardiac complications and death.
Why do you believe that poor patients suffering with the ravages of Lyme disease should be subject to experimentation every time some "LLMD" develops a new- unproven, unscientific and potentially dangerous therapy? Hurry up- let's fly and see Dr. X because his is using Y.
Yet, you are "shocked" when my patients get better with antibiotics. Just become something is CAM or natural doesn't make it better. Hemlock is natural.
It is irresponsible to recommend potentially dangerous, extremely experimental therapies, based on rumors, and your citations from Pubmed, when so many desperate patients will try anything.
Do you have an MD- a PhD?
You are not the one putting your MD license and your reputation on the line when you treat patients.
Every medical therapy carries with it risk. Physicians have taken an other with admonishes them to "First do no harm."
Chronic Lyme disease is a disaster in this country:
You are part of the problem, not part of the solution.
I have been patient, but now I have to agree with some of my readers: If you cannot make measured comments- go start your own blog.
- January 24, 2009 at 1:47 PM
- Seibertneurolyme said...
There is much debate in the Lyme community regarding the significance of elevated mercury levels and how it relates to tickborne disease patients.
Hubby had elevated mercury which was treated before he apparently got the tickbite.
Can a patient with elevated mercury and tickborne infections get well by only using antibiotics? I think the jury is still out, but I feel both problems need to be treated.
The same could be said for elevated lead or aluminum or other metals such as nickel which are also in dental amalgams.
There is a NIH study currently underway regarding EDTA and heart disease. Don't think the study is complete yet. From what I have read this is a very "scientific" study which may provide some answers.
The current docs who are proposing EDTA are not using it to treat Borrelia or Babesia or Bartonella. It is being used to treat the mystery bug which Dr F in Arizona
has discovered. Until more data is available I don't think anyone can say with certainty whether this treatment will work.
All I know is that if the bug is the same one Clongen has found in hubby's blood 25 different antibiotics and antiparasitics so far have not worked. Personally he is having more success with selected herbs and supplements right now than when he was taking a 5 antibiotic combo. Have not done EDTA yet, but it definitely remains on the list of possible treatments.
Do tickborne disease patients have some undiscovered pathogen which forms colonies and is protected by a biofilm? I think that question is unanswered.
Hubby has numerous pulmonary nodules etiology unknown (some may be calcified) present for at least 5 of the 8 years he has been ill, at least one lesion on his liver, a propensity to develop kidney stones, and recently a lung CT found calcification of the aorta.
Is it simply a calcium/magnesium imbalance or is this some manifestation of the mystery bug found 2 times by Dr F and once by Clongen? All I know is I am impatiently waiting the ID of the pathogen from Clongen, but in the meantime I will continue experimenting with herbs, supplements, and antibiotics.
- January 25, 2009 at 9:45 AM
- Lyme report: Montgomery County, MD said...
S- neurolyme
I don't troll blogs chat rooms forums and the like. My impression however, is that this sub-culture is a swirling mess of craziness.
There is no jury out regarding mercury and Lyme. Many LLMDs come from a CAM background. Virtually everyone tested by saliva measurements has "toxic" levels of mercury and other heavy metals. Lyme patients and everyone else have the same levels of mercury in their bodies. We live in a toxic polluted world, sorry. Luckily, our bodies are amazingly resilient. Our bodies are also full of perchlorates, aflotoxins, artificial partially hydrogenated fatty acids, PCBs, insecticides, fungicides and a million other toxins and chemicals many of which has not even been classified. Mother's mild does not pass FDA standards for human consumption because of toxic concentrations of DDT- even though the pesticide has been banned for decades. Lyme is a pathogenic bacteria. Clongen only found- non characterized bacteria because I asked them to look. It is resistant and hard to ID. EDTA is not an antibiotic. It is insane to think that a chelating agent should be used to treat a bacteria- of unknown clinical significance- which hasn't even been identified yet! I am not a CAM doctor. I like to function in a world of science and facts. I am sorry your husband is so ill. You likely do not have a scientific background. Beware of claims which sound fishy- Caveat emptor.
- January 25, 2009 at 5:49 PM
- Seibertneurolyme said...
No, I'm not a scientist but an accountant. However, hubby's Parkinsonian tremors went away after dental amalgam removal and after mercury chelation with DMSA, DMPS, D-penicillamine and various herbal supplements. Plus his urine mercury levels returned to normal.
He had tried about 30 prescription meds previously for the G.I. and neuro symptoms so it obviously was not a placebo effect.
And no, everyone does not have the same levels of mercury in their bodies.
As a scientist you have mentioned previously that there may be certain genetic markers which are more common in tickborne illness patients. In my opinion the ability to detoxify mercury and other toxic chemicals may be one of those genetic markers.
Regardless, there are many people who do have genetic problems with the methylation pathway. Hubby fortunately only has 1 of the 2 possible defective alleles. Nutritional supplementation for him is not a luxury but a necessity due to this factor.
I have met and talked to many heart patients who have had EDTA chelation. The longer my husband is ill the more I have learned that patient experience is just as valuable as M.D. input. Anecdotal evidence may be exagerated, but usually the patients involved do not have any hidden agenda and I personally think the placebo effect is a very over-rated phenomenon.
I do enjoy reading your blog. There is so much unknown about tickborne illnesses. The case studies are especially informative.
- January 25, 2009 at 6:33 PM
- jenbooks13 said...
I unbookmarked your blog, LymeMd. To repeatedly classify me as "cam" or irresponsible is ridiculous. I'm not even going to list the pubmed studies here and I never said I disrespected antibiotic therapy, ever. I actually talk to practicing MD's and listen to what they say. I'm glad you're helping some people but how you can post openly of a patient having a heart attack and pulmonary embolism after initiating treatment, and then say "thankfully he's no worse for the wear" (heart attack, pulmonary embolism, and I'm sure, a long period of coumadin, not a nice drug), but then start talking about zinc depletion and kidney failure in EDTA--which would suggest that a responsible MD would not monitor kidney function and test for protein in the urine before each single EDTA treatment--well what can I say?
I was curious why Fry was proposing that combo and asked a question. Are *you* curious whether Snake is reporting correct results--six week cures? Maybe that's apocryphal and maybe that's not but I sure am curious.
- January 26, 2009 at 6:51 AM
- R.İ.P said...
since a week or so i was reading ur blog .. i loved it , so inspring so creative and i do find u a very intelligent person ..
sadly , i read this thread .. and ur attitude against two bloggers , the way u accuse them , the logic u use to disprove them or their right to comment on science or med .. u judged ppl here as idsa or mainstream med exactly judged you ..
i m sure u care it not if i read ur blog anymore or not .. i just wished u did , so u could maybe think on the mistake u ve done here .. those two blogers didnt deserve what u wrote for them .. actually maybe more importantly for the lyme wars , with all those wonderfull writings of urs in this blog , u didnt deserve what u have done lately in this thread .. what u have done really made me very sad here ..
(sorry for my english i m not a native speaker )
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"Bachelor Pad," hosted by Chris Harrison and Melissa Rycroft, is the latest project of "The Bachelor" franchise. Set to premiere on Aug. 9, the show will feature 19 of the most memorable contestants partaking in challenges inspired by incidents from the shows' combined 20 seasons.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif., Sep 14 (Reuters) A leading US climate researcher said the world has a 10-year window of opportunity to take decisive action on global warming and avert a weather catastrophe.
NASA scientist James Hansen, widely considered the doyen of American climate researchers, yesterday said governments must adopt an alternative scenario to keep carbon dioxide emission growth in check and limit the increase in global temperatures to 1 degree Celsius.
''I think we have a very brief window of opportunity to deal with climate change ... no longer than a decade, at the most,'' Hansen said at the Climate Change Research Conference in California's state capital.
If the world continues with a ''business as usual'' scenario, Hansen said temperatures will rise by 2 to 3 degrees Celsius and ''we will be producing a different planet.'' On that warmer planet, ice sheets would melt quickly, causing a rise in sea levels that would put most of Manhattan under water. The world would see more prolonged droughts and heat waves, powerful hurricanes in new areas and the likely extinction of 50 per cent of species.
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