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CLEVELAND — It's called Candida auris, or C. auris. It's a yeast that's behaving like bacteria. Experts blame the overuse of antibiotics for helping it get stronger and more difficult to fight. “Resistance is increasing so we're running out of…

CDC says dangerous fungus spreading; Cleveland Clinic specialist provides guidance

Cleveland Clinic-IBM Discovery Accelerator is a joint center that leverages Cleveland Clinic’s medical expertise with the technology expertise of IBM. CLEVELAND — On Monday, Cleveland Clinic and IBM unveiled a first-of-its-kind for healthcare. The…

Cleveland Clinic and IBM unveil nation's first quantum computer for healthcare research

CLEVELAND — One in three Americans don't get enough sleep. Are you one of them? Think of sleep like giving your brain a shower. It helps it reset and recharge and that not only helps your brain, but also your body. SUBSCRIBE: Get the day's top…

World Sleep Day: Tips for getting a good night's rest

Study shows hearing aids can reduce the risk of cognitive decline. CLEVELAND — Nearly 38 million Americans suffer hearing issues, but many don't know it. "It's very difficult to tell how your hearing is progressing and when you're losing your hearing…

How does your hearing impact your risk of dementia?

In early February, an emergency ordinance was introduced before Cleveland City council that would ban the sale of flavored tobacco products and require licenses. CLEVELAND — As a physician for more than a decade, Dr. David Margolius saw first hand…

What is the latest on proposed flavored tobacco ban in Cleveland?

Mark Kader is a representative for AbioMed, the maker of the Impella device. He never thought he'd need it himself. CLEVELAND — Forty-one-year-old Mark Kader is a husband, father of five, registered nurse, and associate clinical consultant for…

Medical innovations: Impella device saves life of man who trains others how to use it

Decades ago, the Food and Drug Administration banned Red Dye No. 3 from all cosmetics. Yet it's lurking in candles, cakes, and even medicine. CLEVELAND — Think back to all those Valentine’s Day candies you may have enjoyed, especially the red ones.…

Consumer Reports: Why is there still red dye in food?

CLEVELAND — For those who understand the debilitating effects of a migraine headache, knowing relief may be a spray away in 15 minutes could be a game changer. "Given that it's an intranasal, it has fast onset, which is helpful for patients who have…

New migraine nasal spray that can give patients relief within 15 minutes approved by FDA

One of program's goals is teaching officers 'the ability to hit someone else's storm with their calm.' GEAUGA COUNTY, Ohio — One horse farm in Chester Township is only a 30-minute drive from downtown Cleveland. But for some visitors it can feel a…

How Cleveland police are finding benefits from equine-assisted therapy

We 'spring forward' this weekend, but the time change can have some serious health impacts for some. CLEVELAND — Sure, daylight saving time gives us some extra light at night, but waking up in the dark and throwing your circadian rhythm off, even…

Northeast Ohio doctors look at health impacts of daylight saving time

More than 4,000 eggs and embryos were destroyed, affecting roughly 950 patients. UH says lawsuits have been settled and those impacted received free fertility care. CLEVELAND — For hundreds of hopeful parents, it was one of the most devastating…

5 years since the University Hospitals fertility clinic failure: Looking back at the events leading up to and following the disaster

Warmer weather is great for the mood, but it's also bringing on allergy season a bit sooner. CLEVELAND — Spring is around the corner, but don't be surprised if something shows up sooner than expected. "Spring allergies are popping up, and that's when…

Sneezing yet? Spring allergies are starting to rear their ugly head

Millions of people get sick each year from contaminated food, and finding the source of the contamination isn't easy. But that could be changing. CLEVELAND — Each year, an estimated 48 million Americans get sick from bacteria and viruses in their…

Consumer Reports: FDA establishes new record-keeping process regarding food poisoning

It's been nearly four years since I was diagnosed. Here's the update on the brain tumor saga and why my doctors call me a unicorn.

My brain tumor made me a unicorn

This July marks four years since doctors diagnosed the veteran reporter with a sphenoid wing orbital meningioma. She shares what research revealed about her tumor. NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio — This July will mark four years since 3News Senior Health…

'I'm just living my life': 3News' Monica Robins shares update on brain tumor, how she is helping others

This episode is personal. Since October of 2019 I’ve been sharing my experience battling a brain tumor. I have what’s known as a spheno orbital meningioma. Which means the tumor grew behind my left eye. Currently, it’s sitting on my carotid artery,…

Health Yeah! My brain tumor made me a unicorn

13-year-old Dianka Tsyukh escaped the war in Eastern Europe, and finally got the scoliosis surgery she'd been waiting for. STRONGSVILLE, Ohio — Dianka Tsyukh was ready to have spinal surgery last year on Feb. 28, that is until the Russian invasion of…

Akron Children's Hospital gives Ukrainian girl the surgery she desperately needed

The clinic is being held at the First Church of Christ in East Palestine. EAST PALESTINE, Ohio — The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) and Columbiana County Health Department are opening a "Health Assessment Clinic" this week for any East Palestine…

Health Assessment Clinic opens in East Palestine after train derailment

Experts predict that East Palestine residents can expect the cleanup to last at least two months. EAST PALESTINE, Ohio — When Norfolk Southern's train derailed in East Palestine two weeks ago, several chemicals were released, such as vinyl chloride,…

Ohio train derailment: What to expect as the chemical cleanup begins in East Palestine

Cleveland Clinic and the Ohio State University have begun recruiting subjects to test whether LSD and psilocybin may help those with mental health disorders. What a long, strange trip it's been for psychedelics. Natural substances like peyote,…

'Breakthrough therapy'? The strange trip of psychedelic research lands in Ohio

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Former President Donald Trump said in a social media post Saturday morning that he expects to be arrested Tuesday. He also urged his followers to protest. Political anchor Errol Louis joined Shannan Ferry Saturday morning on NY1 to discuss this news.

Political anchor Errol Louis analyzes Donald Trump saying he will be arrested

It turns out that the continuing battle to name the state’s next chief judge may be the least of Governor Kathy Hochul’s challenges over the next few months. With only a few weeks to go before this year’s budget deadline, Governor Hochul has squared…

Kathy Hochul Is on the Brink of 3 Wars With Her Own Party

The term overreach in politics is shorthand for when leaders aren’t exactly drunk with power but are clearly getting a little bit tipsy. That is the dynamic among progressive Democrats in Albany these days, especially in the State Senate, which is…

Hector LaSalle Deserves a Proper Vote

Eric Adams begins his second year in office on a mission to make the mundane machinery of municipal government look sexy. New York’s mayor kicked off his recent State of the City address with a fancy Broadway-style production at the Queens Theatre…

Are Eric Adams’s Big Plans for the City Still Too Small?

Governnor Hochul, still reeling from the disaster inflicted on her beloved Buffalo by a deadly Christmas snowstorm, has arrived back in Albany after the holidays just in time to be hit with a political squall — a blizzard of buzzwords, bad-faith and…

The Railroading of Kathy Hochul’s Chief Judge Pick

Mayor Adams’s new initiative aimed at helping New Yorkers grappling with serious mental illness on our streets — including involuntarily hospitalizing them at times — might be the single most difficult effort of his administration. More than anything…

Eric Adams Has a Goal on Mental Illness — But He Needs a Plan

Unhoused people and other New Yorkers in need receive free lunches at the nonprofit Bowery Mission. Photo: Ed Jones/AFP via Getty Images Giving Tuesday — an annual event dedicated to global generosity — is a splendid chance to help fix what’s broken…

10 New York City–Based Charities I’m Giving To

In the end, Kathy Hochul mounted a last-minute push, rallied the Democratic base, and attracted enough votes to become New York’s first elected woman governor — a victory so impressive that different factions of the party have already begun fighting…

New Yorkers Rejected the Doom and Gloom About Crime

Governor of New York Kathy Hochul delivers remarks during a get out the vote event in New York, United States on November 3. Photo: Kyle Mazza/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images The unexpectedly close contest between Governor Kathy Hochul and…

How Hochul and Zeldin Stand Apart

“We do not sprinkle at the Abyssinian Church,” the deacon said proudly. “You will be held underwater until you are fully submerged.” This was an important but unnecessary reminder to me and a half-dozen other men, wearing little more than white…

‘I Could Be the Mayor’

This article was featured in One Great Story, New York’s reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it nightly. As CEO of the nation’s largest school system, Chancellor David Banks already had an outsize portion of power, influence, and…

Welcome to the Banks Administration

The gruesome, unprovoked murder of FDNY Lieutenant Alison Russo-Elling on a sidewalk in Astoria in the middle of a September afternoon calls forth a sadness and rage that, for many of us, will never subside. Russo-Elling, a 24-year veteran of the…

The Horror That Continues to Haunt Our City

You don’t have to wait for the November election to join the battle for American democracy. Important parts of the fight are taking place every day in the myriad informal spaces where people discuss what matters to them: houses of worship, taverns,…

Conversations Can Save Our Democracy, Too

New York has become sadly inured to the ongoing housing crisis that is driving so many other municipal problems, including poverty, eviction, homelessness, and racial segregation. Even with tens of thousands of people living in shelters, our city…

New York’s Leaders Are Sleeping Through a Housing Emergency

The horrific deaths of 13 New Yorkers in the wake of Hurricane Ida last September was the worst kind of urban tragedy — the kind that we predict and anticipate but consciously fail to fix, even though simple, affordable solutions are close at hand.…

Why Are So Many of New York’s Basement Apartments Still Death Traps?

New York’s sleepy late-August primaries — ordered by a state court to settle contests for congressional and State Senate seats — didn’t draw much of a turnout (only about 12 percent of eligible voters), but the results could have big political…

4 Big Takeaways From New York’s Weird Late-Summer Primaries

The rising stars of New York’s Black political Establishment, still growing accustomed to their power, made the wise decision to put a trip to Martha’s Vineyard on the agenda this year. For nearly a century, the annual summer gathering of Black…

The Draw of the Vineyard

After weeks of appearing at countless community forums — each one, a fraught exercise in avoiding verbal gaffes — the leading Democratic candidates running in the newly created 10th Congressional District are getting a little sick of each other. It…

The many, many candidates for New York’s Tenth District.

Last week, Democratic Representative Carolyn Maloney of the Upper East Side, chair of the powerful House Committee on Oversight and Reform, made national headlines by telling me, in the middle of a high-stakes televised debate, that she thinks Joe…

The Biden Age Is Hitting Its Stride

When NYPD cops talk about the people they arrest, one often hears ugly slang like perps, mutts, psychos, and skels (a reference to the skeletonlike appearance of people addicted to drugs). It is a depressing exercise in dehumanization. New York’s…

A Kid Accused of a Crime Is Still a Kid

EDISON, NJ (SBN) — Companies can preserve a “corporate culture” even if most of their workforce is working virtually, rather than in a dedicated office space, says Rashaad Bajwa, CEO of Integris, a business-to-business technology supplier. Bajwa was…

Companies Can Preserve Culture While Offering Virtual Work Options: NJBIA Speaker Rashaad Bajwa

TOMS RIVER, NJ (SBN) — Some 200 residents of Toms River, Ocean County, NJ, peppered state officials with questions at a town hall meeting March 13, complaining about the lack of transparency and failure to include residents in discussions regarding a…

SBN Special Report: NJ DEP Town Hall About CIBA-Geigy Superfund Site, Toms River

EDISON, NJ (SBN) — Employers have to be more willing to listen to employees to ensure they are dealing with mental health challenges due to stress from the pandemic and other societal and cultural events that can affect their moods, says Stephanie…

Employers Need to Be Conscious of Employee Mental Health, Says Rutgers Psychologist Stephanie Marcello

Just when you started getting your computers, smart phones, tablets and other internet-aware devices more secure, cyber security experts are now warning of yet another threat to our data security. This one comes by way of the rising visibility and…

EV chargers have security risks too

SBN provided live switching production services for the latest NJ Spotlight News virtual roundtable, Water’s Edge: The Delaware River Watershed’s Challenges and Promises for New Jersey, the capstone conversation surrounding NJ Spotlight’s special…

SBN Provides Live Broadcast Switching for NJ Spotlight News Virtual Roundtable on Delaware River Watershed

Just when you started getting your computers, smart phones, tablets and other Internet-aware devices more secure, cyber security experts are now warning of yet another threat to our data security. This one comes by way of the rising visibility and…

SBN Newsmakers: Cyber Security Expert Warns of Risks Facing Electric Vehicle Chargers

SICKLERVILLE, NJ (SBN) — A Gloucester County woman will be among the first Peace Corps volunteers heading back overseas now that the organization is returning to in-person activities in the wake of the pandemic. Meg Cirii, a recent applied economics…

Sicklerville Woman One of First Peace Corps Volunteers Returning to Overseas Activities

SOUTH CHINA SEA (Feb. 13, 2023) U.S. Navy Aviation Structural Mechanic 3rd Class Gwendolyn Kline-Daley, from Woodbury Heights, N.J., disassembles a drag brace in the hydraulics shop aboard the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68). Nimitz Carrier…

Woodbury Heights native serves in the South China Sea aboard USS Nimitz

By now, we all have accumulated thousands of digital images over the past two decades or more. And many of us have spent the pandemic years catching up on scanning even older images from the days of film cameras. There’s a suite of tools that can…

Use artificial intelligence to enhance your digital images

TRENTON, NJ (SBN) – The New Jersey Business Action Center (NJBAC) has selected Jersey City attorney Jessica Gonzalez and her firm, Veridis Quo LLC, as its consultant to develop and launch the NJBAC Cannabis Technical Assistance Program and Training…

New Jersey Cannabis Advocate Named as Consultant to Build No-Cost Cannabis Technical Assistance Program

TRENTON, NJ (SBN) — New Jersey is listed as among the middle of the pack for states with the policies to prevent and reduce tobacco use, according to the American Lung Association’s 21st annual “State of Tobacco Control” report, released today. The…

New Jersey Scores Poorly in ‘State of Tobacco Control Report’

Correction, 1/13/2023, 7:18 a.m.: An earlier version of this article incorrectly identified the woman seen speaking at the 1/12/2023 press event. It is Kim Gaddy, founder of the South Ward Environmental Alliance in Newark, not Janet Booker, shop…

Advocacy Groups Call on Murphy to End Budget Raids on Clean Energy Fund

COMPUSCHMOOZE Back in the dawn of the computer era, before the tar pits of social media had fully formed, I recall being mesmerized by the Radio Shack TRS-80 computer’s ability to run a program called Eliza. Eliza was a demonstration of an early form…

Artificial Intelligence that is more artificial than intelligent

COMPUSCHMOOZE By now, we’ve all seen the chaos that’s developed on Twitter since Tesla CEO Elon Musk purchased the microblogging platform. The Anti-Defamation League said that it “analyzed a statistically representative sample from over 529K tweets…

Leaving Twitter? Try tooting instead of tweeting

A new study found progress made to reduce child poverty over the past 25 years in the U.S. is at risk of stalling or being reversed. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, a health philanthropy organization, has released a study showing child poverty is…

Study: Lifting Children Out of Poverty Losing Momentum

By now you’ve heard that Twitter, the social media chat platform that has influence on the news cycle and politics far out of proportion to the size of its user base, is privately owned by the world’s richest man, Elon Musk. Musk, who started the…

Twitter has changed owners: Now what?

PHILADELPHIA, PA (SBN) – High-end real estate developers The Post Brothers have flipped Presidential City, a 1,015-unit, luxury, high-rise community in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for $357 million. The firm redeveloped the property in 2015 for a…

Post Brothers sells Presidential City in Philadelphia

Child Care Centers Can Begin Applying for Grants of up to $200,000 on November 15, 2022 BLOOMFIELD, NJ (SBN) – At a press event at a day care center here, New Jersey First Lady Tammy Murphy unveiled a grant program from the New Jersey Economic…

New Jersey First Lady Tammy Murphy Launches NJ Child Care Facilities Improvement Grant

Despite New Jersey having strong tobacco control policies and laws, tobacco use continues to run rampant among our youth. Electronic smoking devices are undoubtedly the younger generations’ go-to tobacco product, just as cigarettes were for previous…

SBN Newsmakers: Eric Kakauridze, Tobacco Programs Supervisor, Tobacco-Free NJ

COMPUSCHMOOZE After the High Holidays is always a good time to continue reflections on how to improve things in the New Year, and that includes improving your protection against Internet scams and security risks. It’s worth taking a few minutes to…

Helpful tech security reminders for the Jewish New Year

Huntsville Police say an apparent self-inflicted accidental shooting happened at Panda Express on Highway 72 W in Madison. Police say an employee sustained a gunshot wound to the hand while on break outside of the restaurant. The employee is in…

Accidental shooting reported at Panda Express in Madison

The Madison County Sheriff’s Office reports it has units at multiple scenes, where certain types of materials/ingredients were located to make an explosive device. One of those scenes is on Nick Davis Road. The sheriff’s office has reached out to the…

Madison County Sheriff’s Office investigating discovery of possible explosive-making ingredients

The prosecution rested its case on Tuesday in the murder trial for Huntsville Police Officer William Darby.
The defense is expected to start presenting its case Wednesday at 8:30 a.m.
During opening statements, prosecutors gave a brief rundown of…

Prosecution rests its case in murder trial for Huntsville police officer

While some are relieved, others say it's too soon to lift coronavirus restrictions.
Gov. Kay Ivey is giving us the green light as we move into the next phase of reopening. On Wednesday morning, she announced we are leaving the Safer At Home order…

Huntsville residents share mixed opinions on Alabama's new coronavirus Safer Apart order

She said every business has the right to set their own requirements.
Gov. Kay Ivey says she will not pass an order to stop businesses from requiring employees to get a coronavirus vaccine.
WAAY 31 spoke with a local attorney about the legality of…

Gov. Ivey says she won’t stop Alabama businesses from requiring employees to get coronavirus vaccine

After Alabama's face mask mandate ends Apr. 9, it’s up to individual school districts to decide whether or not to keep a policy in place.
Some districts are still questioning whether or not they'll keep their requirements, while others have already…

Here’s which North Alabama schools will require face masks after April 9

Officials at the courthouse say they're doing what they can to keep you safe.
The Madison County Courthouse will keep mandatory masking in place until further notice. This comes as the statewide mask order is set to expire this Friday.
The court…

Mandatory masking policy to remain until further notice at Madison County Courthouse

The trial is set to begin May 3. Prosecutors asked the judge to have officers wear plain clothing during the trial to avoid an impact on the jury.
The Huntsville police officer charged with murder had his pre-trial hearing Tuesday afternoon.
Officer…

Pre-trial hearing held for Huntsville police officer charged with murder

A new billboard calling for mental health awareness was unveiled Monday morning off Bob Wallace Avenue. It is the first of four billboards that will be located across Huntsville.
The billboards also call for justice for Bradley Pugh, who was shot and…

Huntsville billboard calls for mental health awareness after deadly police standoff

Huntsville City Schools said its masking policy will remain in place until further notice.
The district said it received new guidance from the state health department. In it, the recommendation for physical barriers has been removed.
However,…

Huntsville City Schools will still require masks, for now

There are mixed opinions on the plan itself, but many agree the roads need improvements.
President Joe Biden is shifting his focus from the pandemic to boosting the economy. On Wednesday, he unveiled a $2 trillion infrastructure plan.
"It's a…

Alabamians have hopes, concerns about Biden's infrastructure plan

President Joe Biden's American Rescue plan, or the COVID relief law, is facing a lawsuit that calls it unconstitutional.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall led a 13-state lawsuit against the Biden administration. He says there's a provision in…

Alabama attorney general files lawsuit against COVID Relief Law

The Madison County Commission will discuss their plan during a meeting on Apr. 14.
It's now been more than two months since Madison County was awarded $5.2 million to help landlords and those struggling to pay rent. However, the commission still has…

No rental assistance program in sight for Madison County

Even though the state and federal government extended the deadline to file and pay your taxes, you could be charged interest on your state income tax for waiting.
The deadline to file and pay your state and federal taxes was extended from April 15 to…

Alabama senator to file bill to waive interest on state income tax

As severe weather moves your way, you'll want to make sure you have a safe spot in case of tornadoes.
"I'm not going to be one of those who just brushes it off," Karen Middleton said.
Middleton says she takes severe weather seriously after seeing the…

Community storm shelter openings and rules vary across North Alabama

As the FDA authorizes more vaccines and supply continues to increase, people across the country will soon have options as to what vaccine to get. However, an infectious disease expert at Huntsville Hospital says it's possible those options could be…

Huntsville infectious disease specialist believes coronavirus vaccines could be assigned to certain groups

State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris says they've identified a few cases of a new California coronavirus variant in Alabama.
The CDC says the new California variant is up to 20% more contagious than the usual coronavirus. That could mean more cases…

New California coronavirus variant identified in Alabama

Decatur Utilities has a crew on standby overnight if the storm continues into the early morning hours.
Emergency crews are on standby to respond to any damage caused by Wednesday's storms.
Decatur Utilities says it's been monitoring the storm system…

Decatur Utilities crews on standby to respond to storm damage overnight

Community shelters in Morgan County will open during a tornado watch, but some are already open.
The Morgan County Emergency Management Agency director says community shelters throughout the county will open during a tornado watch. However, some are…

Morgan County community shelters will open in event of a tornado watch

The state superintendent hopes this year's standardized and assessment tests will give them a look at how all the recent school changes impacted your kid's education.
Standardized testing in Alabama will not be canceled because of the pandemic this…

Alabama using standardized testing to assess coronavirus learning gap

We all think we know Theodore Parker, the fearless Boston preacher who wrote sermons with a pistol on his desk to protect runaway slaves; the theological radical who discarded every "transient" doctrine and embraced only the "permanent"; the bold…

Theodore Parker, heretical prophet

December 15, 2034
Dear Sierra,
Thanks for the phone call, sweetie; your dad gave me a heads-up about your Coming of Age assignment. It’s a good question you asked—how being Unitarian Universalist is different now than it was for your dad or your…

Letter from a hoped-for future

Get Down
When I was growing up in Chicago, there was no rowdier time in our house than Friday night, when my mother, my three siblings and I stayed up to watch “Red Hot and Blues” on Channel 26, Chicago’s first UHF station. Part advertisement and…

Get Down

Eve Ensler is an activist, playwright and author with a reputation as a fearless champion of women — attesting to their pain and their joys, but most of all celebrating their stories. Ensler’s signature play, “The Vagina Monologues,” is a series of…

The Cancer Monologue

We could do so much more to renew our faith tradition for this new age. Above all, we could recall our reason for being a free religious community—to reorient ourselves toward the Holy, to be a beacon of hope and courage at a time of despair and…

The threat of fundamentalism

My sons are third-generation Unitarian Universalists. After his beautiful and moving Coming of Age ceremony at our congregation, my older son, Allen, asked me whether I would be offended if he joined another religion when he grew up. Now, as his…

We must change

Looking for a sure-fire party buzzkill? Confess to the people around you that you’re a minister. What was once a free-flowing, even outrageous conversation will come to a screeching halt, complete with apologies and a quick mental review by all…

Waiting for a great novel about UU ministry

In the hours and days after November 4, a saying made its way across the Internet that speaks cogently to the stream of history in which we now stand: “Rosa sat so that Martin could walk. Martin walked so that Obama could run. Obama ran so that our…

Watching the evidence change

For a long time I imagined that I had been lured into Unitarian Universalism through marriage to a cradle UU, but lately I find I might have been mistaken. Rather, some of the seeds of my own progressive and activist faith might very well have been…

Louisa May Alcott's Unitarian legacy

At the 2003 General Assembly in Boston, I encountered a non-UU friend who regards herself as a fellow traveler in liberal faith. Having heard conversations among delegates galvanized by the “language of reverence” debate raging among Unitarian…

Do UUs have theological common ground?

Noncreedal though Unitarian Universalists are, we tend to embrace the UUA's Seven Principles as part of our personal faith. More a compass for our choices than a statement of doctrine, the Principles set the course for our religious movement, and…

Power, religious faith, and social change

This article appeared in the November/December 2002 edition of UU World.
Several years ago, in the middle of my seminary education, my literary agent called with an intriguing proposition. Would I be willing to be considered as co-writer of Coretta…

To pray without apology

Even though Islam is this country's fastest growing religious community, few of us were curious about it before September 11. Now that our need to know is urgent, the bookstore shelves are overflowing with histories, biographies, and reportage about…

An urgent encounter with Islam

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A Heart Aflame

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Please Mr. E-Man

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IN SHORT: NONFICTION

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A Black Panther's Long Journey

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Curiouser and Curiouser

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