Breakthrough Discovery Promises Big Life Extension
A Massachusetts university reportedly unveils a controversial claim that low testosterone shortens lifespans in men over 30. The report touts a Malaysian ingredient Eurycoma Longifolia used in LIBIDON PLUS to boost testosterone by up to 213 percent, promising expanded prime years and a second youth.
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Marion Council to discuss sharing TIF district revenue
Marion officials plan to consider an intergovernmental agreement on TIF revenue sharing at the Tuesday meeting. School Board President Wayne Tate says voting will hinge on open session discussion, as litigation with the city since October 2008 continues. City and district aim to ease costly lawsuits and reduce attorney fees with cooperative steps.
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Band shell seeks historic designation in Murphysboro park
Murphysboro Park District considers adding the community band shell to the state and federal historic registers. Designed by R Z Gill and completed May 31, 1939, it features poured concrete construction and anchors Fourth of July events. Board member Mike Jones calls the designation wonderful for the park’s recognition.
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SIU Africa Week Highlights Events Across Campus
SIU celebrates Africa Week with a Tuesday clothing drive 4 to 6 p.m. in Grinnell Hall Lower Level to aid Harrisburg tornado victims, followed by a bridging forum. Wednesday African Food Fair 3 30 to 6 p.m. in Renaissance Room with tickets 50 cents, then Friday The African Dream cultural show 7 to 10 p.m. Ballrooms, and Saturday closing ceremony and barbecue 1 to 5 p.m. Rinella Field. Andrea Hahn reports for University Communications.
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Matthews leads Red Cross disaster mental health effort in Illinois
Matthews, a family counseling specialist from Herrin, trains volunteers to support children and families after disasters. He has worked with crisis children and foster adoptees, urges routines in shelters, and notes comfort from home items. He collaborates with Illinois psychologists and will teach a disaster volunteer class in Southern Illinois on April 27, with 15 signed up.
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Mileur Author and Vet Finds Time for Writing and Public Safety
Mileur, a Marine veteran and former Johnston City public safety director, released his first novel after two years of writing. He created Mike Shannon, drew inspiration from 1964 World Series hero, and plans a second book in the Mike Shannon trilogy about a Russian Mafia tied to U S bases. He notes the need for authors to handle marketing and maintains a website with signings and events.
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