Bayer Aspirin Can Reduce Blood Clotting

Bayer Aspirin Aspirin is an anticoagulant, which means it can reduce blood clotting. It also has a pain relief effect similar to acetaminophen, which makes it a valuable resource. Brands that Bayer aspirin is widely available in pharmacists.When administered to patients with suspected heart attack, aspirin has been shown to reduce the risk of a maximum of 23%, and when taken for 30 days after a heart attack can minimize the possibility of new attacks.





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Heidi Jones' Colleagues Not Thrilled About Alleged Assault Lie

Heidi Jones, a meteorologist for WABC/Channel 7, told police and colleagues that a man attempted to rape her in Central Park. Her coworkers at the channel believed her -- but the police didn't.


Now that it has been revealed Jones, a beautiful forecaster and accomplished marathon runner, completely fabricated the attempted assault, those who worked with her are dismayed, the New York Post reports.

"All this trust we had is shattered. We're like a family. We feel betrayed," the source said, adding that it had become "common knowledge" around the newsroom that Jones claimed to have been attacked in late September.

"To the point that security guards would offer to escort her home," the source said.

Jones had alleged that a Hispanic man grabbed her while jogging in Central Park, pulled her into nearby bushes and attempted to rape her. After a police investigation found inconsistencies in her story, Jones admitted that she had lied to police about the incident, claiming that personal problems were a catalyst for the invented story. Now the city is mulling whether or not to charge Jones for filing a false report, which would be tantamount to a misdemeanor.


Jones' lawyer released this statement to the press: "Miss Jones has had a distinguished career as a broadcast journalist and urges all concerned to refrain from jumping to conclusions about the unproven charges against her being discussed in the press."


Officials from the station say that Jones has been suspended pending an investigation.

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Bi-Lo Center Hosts State HS Cheer Championships

GREENVILLE, S.C. -- The Bi-Lo Center in Greenville was filled with cheers and fierce competition on Saturday.
High school cheerleading teams spent the day trying to outmaneuver each other to win a state championship.
Thirty-nine teams, including 24 teams from the Upstate, competed in different divisions. Each team had a few minutes to wow the judges.
Liberty High School took the 2a title, and Palmetto High School was the runner up.
Chapin High School took the 3a title, and Greenville High School was the runner up.
Mauldin High School took the 4a title, and Dutch Fork High School was the runner up.

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Light Snow and a Wintry Mix for Thursday

Light snow will spread across parts of North Carolina by daybreak Thursday morning. The precipitation will be light, but with a very cold ground, any frozen precipitation that falls will stick to the ground and pavement surfaces. Here are some thoughts about the forecast for Thursday morning broken down by region...

Triangle

-Light snow begins around daybreak and the morning rush hour.

-A dusting to 1" of accumulation possible with slightly higher accumulation possible north of Raleigh near the Virginia border.

-The light snow will mix with and change to sleet and freezing rain through the morning. That will create a light glazing on top of any accumulated snow.

-The wintry mix should change to just a chilly light rain around midday or early afternoon.

-Slick spots possible on area roadways from the morning commute through the lunch hour.

Sandhills

-Light snow begins around daybreak, give or take a couple hours.

-A dusting of snow possible.

-The light snow will mix with and change to light sleet and freezing rain in the morning creating a glazing on top of the dusting of snow.

-Any wintry precipitation should change to just a chilly light rain by late morning.

-Slick spots possible on area roadways through the morning commute.

Coastal areas

-Light precipitation will arrive at the coast around daybreak to a couple hours after sunrise.

-Some locations just inland from the coast may see a brief period of snow mixed with rain before a quick change over to chilly light rain.

-A chilly light rain or drizzle will fall for most of the day after that brief period of a mix in some inland areas.

As with any winter weather event in North Carolina, forecasting the exact location and the exact amount of snow, sleet, and freezing rain is very tricky. Be sure to check in with News 14 Carolina Thursday morning for the latest weather and traffic conditions.

We also continue to monitor the forecast for the weekend. Another area of low pressure will develop near the Gulf coast late Friday and track toward the Carolinas. That will spread rain across the state for the daytime hours Saturday. There is still a lot of uncertainty for Saturday night. Computer forecast models are still not consistent with various scenarios that could play out. There is the possibility that Saturday's rain will change to snow in parts of North Carolina. It is much too early to make any calls on what locations will see that snow and how much will be possible. We should have a better idea on this system by Friday.

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Jerry Lawson & Talk of The Town – House of the Rising Sun – The Sing-Off

Jerry Lawson & Talk of The Town sing House of the Rising Sun on The Sing-Off


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Download in MP3 Format: House of the Rising Sun


Judges:


Nicole Scherzinger: Lord have mercy.
Shawn Stockman: I think the Animals meant for the song to sound like that. It was soul-stirring.
Ben Folds: Very visual. It was beautiful.


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Jerry Lawson & Talk of The Town – Oakland, California
Jerry Lawson, a member of The Persuasions for 40 years was joined together with Talk of The Town when they were both hired to perform at a wedding in 2001. The group has since performed with Rod Stewart on the Katrina Benefit, Nickelodeon’s Noggin Network on “Jack’s Big Music Show” and they continue performing at private parties in-between all of their other musical projects.

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Gen. David Petraeus: Most Fascinating of 2010

Gen. David Petraeus is Barbara Walters' pick for the Most Fascinating Person of 2010. Walters called the top commander in Afghanistan "an American hero."

"In life, it seems, there are people who break things and people who fix them. This man is a fixer," she said on the ABC special, "10 Most Fascinating People of 2010." "A lot depends on General Petraeus and his combination of humanity and strength."


In June, Petraeus was appointed by President Barack Obama to replace former Gen. Stanley McChrystal as the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan. Petraeus had previously served as the commander of the Multi-National Force-Iraq in 2006, where he was seen as the one who turned the tide of violence in that nation and could do the same in Afghanistan.

Afghanistan -- a country which has defeated every foreign army that ever entered it -- may be the ultimate test. After nine years of war, the Afghans' support of U.S. presence in their country has dwindled, according to the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll. Since last year, Afghans' confidence that U.S. and NATO forces can provide security and stability in their area has also dropped.

But Petraeus is a different kind of general, fighting a different kind of war. The counterinsurgency strategy largely authored and being implemented now by Petraeus is based on the idea that wars cannot be won with bullets alone, but instead through the hearts and the minds of the local population. Human terrain is the decisive terrain.

To Petraeus, this means gaining the trust of the local population, opening schools, teaching farmers new techniques, helping businesses grow, bolstering the government to provide basic services to citizens, and ultimately, keeping the peace to keep it from becoming a launching pad for terrorists.

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Latin Grammys 2010: 10 Things You Didn't See on TV

Here's some of the best off-camera moments from the red carpet and backstage at the 2010 Latin Grammy Awards in Las Vegas.

1. ChocQuibTown, winners for best alternative song, were generous with their talent, singing a capella for press backstage. Lead singer Goyo, beautiful in her blue turban, provided the melody while bandmates Miguel "Slow" Martinez and Carlos "Tostao" Valencia provided the groove and beat. Asked about her cool outfit, Goyo explained, "The dress was designed for me by Colombian designer Olga Piedrahita. I wanted to be me, and wear something that made my bronze, Pacific color stand out." It did and she rocked!

2. A Scarf Craze: Ricky Martin wore one around his neck over the slick gray suit he wore for person of the year. Tonight, Marc Anthony wore one wrapped around his neck during his performance. Maybe they were cold. We think it'll start a fashion trend.

3. Juan Luis Guerra wants to record with Alejandro Sanz. Period. Oh, and he does want to record a bachata with Paul McCartney. "If you see him, let him know," he said.

4. Dance girl Charo showed off generous portions of legs and buttocks on camera. But backstage, when asked about her breasts, she was more coy: "I don't believe in breast jobs. They're dangerous, don't get one!" she said. Her secret? She works out with two bras for support.

5. How will Chino y Nacho celebrate their Latin Grammy win for best urban album? "Pour the shots right here," said Nacho, pointing to his new gramophone.

6. Alejandro Sanz, winner of best male pop album, when asked if Bolivian president Evo Morales had influenced Hugo Chávez's decision to finally allow Sanz -- a critic of the Venezuelan president -- to perform in that country: "If they're talking about stuff like that, they're wasting their time. I hope they have other problems to talk about."

7. Trumpeter Christ Botti on why he recorded with Juan Luis Guerra, whom he had never met: "The best collaborations are artist to artist. He's a muso, a musician's musician."

8. Ben E. King says the biggest difference between his original version of the song and Prince Royce's is, "you can dance faster to it. It's been picked up by so many great artists, but what's happened now is, Prince Royce is so young, he's taken it to a whole new generation." Where did he first here this new version? "My granddaughter played it for me."

9. Mario Domm from Camila, after winning three Latin Grammys: "We wanted people to know that our first Latin Grammy wasn't an accident. We wanted them to know we're three people who give a lot of harmony to the universe; harmony that contrasts with the chaos of the world.

10. Banda El Recodo on how they avoid violence in Mexico: "We sing songs with other kinds of messages. The only threats we get are from our wives and kids, who want to see us and get upset when we're away on tour."

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