Officer to be memorialized in Pride and Glory film
New York officer Eric Hernandez 24 who died after an on scene shooting will be honored in the film Pride and Glory starring Colin Farrell. Hernandez was attacked at a White Castle on Jan 28 and later shot by a patrolman unaware he was a fellow officer.
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New York
Colin Farrell
Eric Hernandez
White Castle
Hernandez
New York Police Department
Edward Gardner
Gardner
Daily News
Farrell
Bronk
Edward Norton
Leuchter
Kaptchuk
Tess
Louchter
Nelson releases gay cowboy song tied to Oscar buzz
Nelson performs Cowboys Are Frequently Secretly Fond of Each Other, written by Ned Sublette in 1981, debuting on Howard Stern. The track, part of a Valentine themed set, references cowboys and hints of hidden identities amid a Tex Mex guitar backdrop.
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Willie Nelson
Nelson
Howard Stern
Ned Subletta
Sublette
Fat and fat type questions from long-term diet study
The discussion notes women starting in 1995 reduced overall fat but unclear cancer benefit. Some findings show 9 percent breast cancer risk drop, not statistically significant. those with high initial fat had up to 23 percent risk reduction after cutting fats. Reductions also linked to fewer colorectal polyps over time.
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Ali
Walter Willett
Harvard School of Public Health
JAMA
Ross Prentice
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Seattle
Millie Horwedel Reaches Century Mark At Ridge Retirement
North Ridgeville resident Mildred Millie Horwedel turned 102 at Nosti Ridge Retirement Community where she has lived since 2001. Born in Avon she married and raised three daughters. Staff note she remains sharp, does her own laundry, walks within the complex up to five times daily, attends exercise class three times weekly, and enjoys card games with friends.
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Mildred
Millie Horwedel
North Ridgeville
Nosti, Ridge
Avon
Laura Frederick
Frederick
Pat Freligh
Horwedel
Freligh
Sha
Leora Lovell’s 100th Birthday Celebrated in Ohio hometown
Leora Elizabeth Lovell born February 14 1908 in Frenchtown Pennsylvania marks a century. She moved to Cleveland in her 20s met husband Russell J. Lovell and raised five children including Harald a former North Ridgeville police officer. Active in St Peter's Church and longtime bingo worker and babysitter now resides at Genter Ridge Health Campus.
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Leora Elizabeth Lovell
Frenchtown
Cleveland
Russell J. Lovell
Harald
North Ridgeville
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Leora
Genter Ridge Health
ASK AMY Death notices and flier etiquette debated
A reader questions using flyers to announce a relative's death and the proper, sensitive approach. Amy advises avoiding flyers, suggests calling close contacts first, and notes second tier notices can upset families. Also included is guidance for a teen facing a breakup with ethical considerations and parental input.
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Amy
Steve
Charlie
Mall
Dining with Alzheimer's patient prompts planning tips
A reader explains adapting restaurant experiences for a spouse with Alzheimer's. A card informing staff helps avoid embarrassment, while medical advice urges notifying doctors and arranging accommodations. Community resources like the Alzheimer’s Association offer guidance and support for caregivers.
Placebo Effects in Sham Treatments Revealed by Study
A British Medical Journal report outlines a trial where 270 chronic arm pain sufferers received fake acupuncture or inert pills. Both groups improved, but after two extra weeks those given sham acupuncture reported greater relief while showing no grip-strength gains, suggesting placebo effects may be subjective.
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Hunteville
Ala
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Alzheimer's Association
Alzheimer’s Association
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West Bloomfield
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Everett
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Kaplehuk
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University of California, Los Angeles
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