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Al gives you his top 5 team in the NFLBobby gives you his bottom 5 teams in the NFLBelichick latest with UNC?What team has the most pressure in the CFP?Kate Rogerson of ABC11 joins the rush to keep us updated on the UNC coaching search, how likely Belichick will end up there, and Is Cooper Flagg living up to the hype so far?

Kate Rogerson of ABC11 joins the rush to keep us updated on the UNC coaching search, how likely Belichick will end up there, and Is Cooper Flagg living up to the hype so far?

Les odeurs corporelles peuvent être source d'attirance autant que de répulsion. Elles caractérisent certaines maladies et varient selon de nombreux facteurs personnels et environnementaux. Bien que la transpiration en elle-même s'avère le plus souvent inodore, les bactéries présentes sur la peau contribuent à libérer des fragrances uniques à chaque individu. Mais certaines personnes n'ont pas ou très peu d'odeur corporelle : comment expliquer ce phénomène ?L'origine de l'odeur corporelleLorsque le corps transpire, il évacue de l'eau et d'autres substances par les pores de la peau. La transpiration provient de deux types de glandes dites sudoripares. Les glandes eccrines, présentes sur toute la surface du corps, produisent une sueur composée principalement d'eau et de sel. Cette transpiration aide à réguler la température mais intervient peu dans l'odeur corporelle. Les glandes apocrines sont localisées de façon plus spécifique aux aisselles, sur le cuir chevelu et dans les zones génitales. Leur sueur, riche en protéines et en lipides, attire particulièrement les bactéries cutanées. Ces dernières produisent une odeur caractéristique en décomposant les nutriments.Le rôle de la génétiqueIl a été démontré que la génétique jouait un rôle crucial dans l'intensité de l'odeur corporelle. Le gène ABCC11, notamment, détermine la nature de la sueur apocrine. Une partie des individus possède une variation du gène spécifique, qui entraine la production d'une sueur pauvre en protéines et en lipides. Cette transpiration attire moins les bactéries, ce qui explique l'odeur corporelle limitée ou inexistante des personnes concernées. La mutation génétique de ABC11 responsable de l'absence d'odeur corporelle est plus fréquente chez les populations d'Asie de l'Est.L'impact de l'alimentation et du mode de vieAu-delà d'une prédisposition génétique, d'autres facteurs modulent l'odeur émise par le corps. Ils influencent la composition chimique de la sueur et de la flore bactérienne de la peau, ce qui contribue à modifier l'odeur corporelle.Par exemple, les régimes alimentaires qui prônent les fruits et les légumes frais tendent à entrainer une odeur corporelle moins forte que les régimes à base de viande, d'épices, d'ail et d'oignon. Le niveau d'activité physique, la fréquence des douches et le choix des produits d'hygiène exercent aussi une influence sur l'odeur de la transpiration.Conditions médicales qui affectent l'odeurL'absence d'odeur corporelle peut résulter d'une condition médicale particulière. Ce sont souvent les maladies métaboliques ou hormonales qui exercent ce rôle. Les dysfonctionnements de la thyroïde, notamment, altèrent la transpiration. Certaines maladies génétiques rares sont à l'origine d'altération du métabolisme, avec pour effet une réduction ou une élimination des composés odorants de la transpiration. L'anhidrose hypohidrotique ectodermique en est l'exemple le plus probant. Cette maladie abaisse ou élimine complètement le processus de sudation, entrainant par la même l'absence d'odeur liée à la dégradation de la transpiration par les bactéries. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

In this eye episode, we delve deep into the heart of Appalachia to uncover stories of struggle, resilience, and hope in the face of the opioid epidemic. Join us in welcoming Amanda Hall, MSW, the Campaign Director for Dream.org. She is an advocate for mental health, recovery, and prison reform, as she discusses the challenges and triumphs of women fighting opioid addiction in rural America, specifically among incarcerated women. We discuss the unique challenges that women in Appalachia face, the impact of opioid addiction on their lives and communities, and the critical role of support and rehabilitation in forging a path to recovery. Amanda's inspiring work in promoting mental health awareness and advocating for more compassionate approaches to addiction treatment offers a beacon of hope. This episode is not just a conversation; it's a call to action. It's about understanding the human stories behind the statistics and recognizing the power of resilience and advocacy in changing lives. Whether you're directly affected by the opioid crisis, interested in mental health advocacy, or simply looking to be inspired by powerful stories of recovery, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to "Breaking Chains: Women, Opioids, and Liberation in Appalachia" and join us in a journey that explores the depths of human struggle and the heights of human spirit. Don't forget to subscribe, like, and share! Amanda's Bio Amanda Hall is the Campaign Director at Dream.Org and is on a mission to end mass incarceration. Prior to joining Dream.org JUSTICE, she was a Policy Strategist at the ACLU of Kentucky. Amanda's passion stems from being directly impacted by the criminal legal system. Acknowledging that her battle with addiction required professional help, Amanda pleaded with the court system to help her become rehabilitated. As is the case with so many, she was turned away and simply given prison time.  After being denied the help she knew she needed, Amanda vowed to be her own force for change, and once back in her community she gained the support of those around her.     Amanda has been a leader of Kentucky Smart on Crime, a broad-based coalition working for common-sense justice reforms that enhance public safety, strengthen communities, and promote cost effective sentencing alternatives. Prior to policy work, Amanda served as program director of The Healing Place for Women in Louisville, KY.   Amanda has recently been featured on ABC11, The Courier Journal, the Let's Talk Reform podcast, and many other outlets.   #OpioidCrisis #WomenInRecovery #AppalachianStories #MentalHealthAdvocacy #BreakingAddiction #RecoveryJourney #IncarcerationReform #HealingAppalachia #AddictionAwareness #EmpoweringWomen

In October of 1999, a police officer reported near a lighthouse on a North Carolina island, when she was killed after arrival. With her fellow officers botching the crime scene, years of speculation followed about the circumstances regarding her death. Was it a murder? An accident? A suicide? To her loved ones, the conclusion was clear. This is the story of Davina Buff Jones. BONUS EPISODES Apple Subscriptions: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/going-west-true-crime/id1448151398 Patreon: patreon.com/goingwestpodcast CASE SOURCES 1. Davina's Find A Grave: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/26388583/davina-elaine-jones 2. Charlotte Magazine: https://www.charlottemagazine.com/shadows-by-the-sea/ 3. Asheville Citizen-Times: https://www.newspapers.com/image/198711857/?terms=davina%20buff%20jones&match=1 4. The Herald-Sun: https://www.newspapers.com/image/794046853/?terms=davina%20buff%20jones&match=1 5. Still A Mystery: https://www.amazon.com/North-Carolina-Unsolved/dp/B09NV5GDRN/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3CTIVXGAMLORD&keywords=still+a+mystery+davina+jones&qid=1696367772&sprefix=still+amaystery+davina+jone%2Caps%2C94&sr=8-1 6. Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/crime/2012/06/25/analysis-of-13-year-mysterious-death-of-cape-fear-police-woman/?sh=7083fc336ebd 7. Casetext: https://casetext.com/case/buff-v-nc-law-enforcement-offices 8. Star News Online: https://www.starnewsonline.com/story/news/2003/10/25/officers-death-still-leaves-questions/30528827007/ 9. Harriet's Obituary: https://coastalcremationsnc.com/obituaries/harriet-emily-buff/ 10. Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/1ofb16/murder_of_officer_davina_buff_jones/ 11. ABC11: https://abc11.com/archive/8661279/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In local news, the red cross announced it will be hosting its first disaster relief classes in the High Country since the pandemic. According to the Watauga Democrat, the Blue Ridge Piedmont Chapter of the American Red Cross will be organizing the free classes that will take place in the Deep Gap Fire Department on April 19 at 7 p.m. The curriculum for the class is designed for adults as well as middle/highschool audiences. The majority of the curriculum is set to focus on educating participants in how to keep their families safe from home fires and weather disasters. Participants can RSVP by texting DG419 to (919) 523-0424.  In state news, a gas leak was discovered in downtown Raleigh on Thursday morning. According to ABC11, McDowell Street to Hargett Street to Hillsborough Street were closed to fix the leak. Dominion Energy said the leak was found and shut off but the roads will remain closed until repairs to the leak are made. The investigation started after a gas odor was reported at the intersection of Hargett Street and Salisbury Street.  In national news, a train carrying ethanol derailed and caught fire in Western Minnesota Thursday morning. According to NPR, an evacuation for residents in the nearby city of Raymond, Minnesota was issued early in the morning. In total, 22 train cars carrying ethanol and corn syrup derailed, leaving four on fire in the initial incident. Of the 22, ten cars were carrying ethanol. Authorities initially called for a half-mile evacuation area and nearby town of Raymond for fears of a possible explosion. Cleanup is expected to take several days and will begin when the National Transportation Safety Board gives the railroad company permission. And now for a special weather report powered by Booneweather.com! Today is a bright and sunny day with a high of 58 and a low of 40.

You know her as Mommy Labor Nurse (mommy.labornurse) on Instagram, the L&D nurse who helps you have an EVEN BETTER birth experience, but today Sarah and Whitney get to know Liesel Teen on a more personal level. From her experience with postpartum depression to how she supports her patients' mental health, this episode highlights what moms can do to mentally prepare for birth and postpartum. Join us and fall in love even more with your favorite L&D nurse! Follow Previa Alliance!Previa Alliance (@previa.alliance) • Instagram photos and videosPrevia Alliance Podcast (@previapodcast) • Instagram photos and videosKeep the questions coming by sending them to info@previaalliance.com or DM us on Instagram!Liesel Teen, BSN, RN is a labor and delivery nurse and the founder of Mommy Labor Nurse. Mommy Labor Nurse equips pregnant women with the tools, knowledge, and confidence they need to erase the unknown, feel in control, and have an even better birth - no matter how they deliver.With 8 years and counting as a bedside labor and delivery nurse, Liesel knows that knowledge is the key to an even better birth. To date, over 40k women have completed a Mommy Labor Nurse birth class, eliminated fear, and been empowered by Liesel's comprehensive childbirth education.Liesel has been featured on ABC11, Forbes, Healthline, PureWow, Motherly, Romper, and Scary Mommy. She regularly shares pregnancy, birth, and postpartum-related content on Instagram to a community of over 585k and The Mommy Labor Nurse Podcast, which receives over 100k monthly downloads.  Mommy Labor NurseInstagramTikTokYouTubeThe Mommy Labor Nurse Podcast 

From around campus, Appalachian State Theatre and dance production of “The Moors” is chosen for the 2023 Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival. The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival is a prestigious national theatre program that recognizes and celebrates the work done at college theatre level. According to HCPress , the November 2022 production of “The Moors” will be performed during the 55th annual festival. This year's festival will take place at Georgia Southern University from February 7 through February 11 on their Statesboro, GA campus. In state news, Durham, NC hosted the 5th annual Chili-Cook Off. According to ABC11, mature cooks in Durham brought flavor to Downtown Durham this past Sunday, February 19. The 5th annual Chili-Cook Off was hosted by the Ponysaurus Brewing Company. The winner received a $75 gift certicificate and a trophy. All donations from the event went towards Porch Durham, an organization that helps provide meals to families facing hunger in Durham County. In national news, extra SNAP benefits, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, are to end in 32 states and threaten food security in rural America. According to USA Today, food bank managers fear demand for food banks will spike in March, when officials take back the pandemic era increase to SNAP benefits. Officials estimate that families on these benefits will see a 30-4-% decrease in SNAP payments. as emergency allotments tied to the public health emergency halt in 32 states. Now time for sports. First, today women's track and field will participate in the Sun Belt Conference Indoor Championships after starting yesterday in Birmingham, Alabama. Baseball will today be in High Point, NC to take on High Point. This is coming off of a 3 win sweep against Queens including a 13-5 win. On Wednesday, women's basketball will take on James Madison here in Boone while the men's team will take on Georgia State in Atlanta. The men's team coming off of a tough loss to Old Dominion during senior day here at home, and the women's team losing on Saturday to Troy 66-73. Both teams are trying to end their season strong. Friday, the App State softball team will start playing against Georgetown in Wilmington on Friday and Baseball will take on North Carolina A&T in High Point. Women's basketball on Friday will end here in Boone against ULM, and the men's basketball team will end their season in Statesboro against Georgia Southern. Finally rounding out the week on Saturday, Softball will take on Georgetown again, Men's golf is in the Wolfpack invitational in Raleigh, Baseball will take on North Carolina A&T here in Boone for their home opener, women's tennis will be at UNC Asheville, and finally Softball plays again in Wilmington against UNCW. Now to the weather. According to Booneweather.com, it will be partly cloudy with a few rain showers. The high is going to be 58 with a low of 43.

Liesel Teen, BSN, RN is a labor and delivery nurse and the founder of Mommy Labor Nurse, an educational space that equips pregnant women with the tools, knowledge, and confidence they need to feel in control, and have an even better birth - no matter how they deliver. Liesel has been featured on ABC11, Forbes, Healthline, PureWow, Motherly, Romper, and Scary Mommy. Andrea and Liesel discuss what things to be aware of pre, and post labor, as well as learning how to plan for the unknown.Follow LieselInstagram: @mommy.labornurse TikTok: @mommy.labornurseWebsite: Mommy Labor NurseGet your free birth plan template https://share.hsforms.com/1w6BD3dylQ1aZs6G8MnofKA5jhrmMake it Simple is sponsored by Athletic Greens Visit https://athleticgreens.com/simple to get a FREE one year supply of vitamin D and five travel packs with your first purchase. Follow the Make it Simple Podcast@make.it.simple.podcast Follow Andrea on Instagram@deliciouslyfitnhealthy@dfh.training.picsTraining & Coachinghttps://www.deliciouslyfitnhealthy.com/linksVisit Andrea's Websitewww.deliciouslyfitnhealthy.comProduced by Light On Creative, LLC

Last night, local medic and rescue crews responded to a structure fire in Beaver Dam. According to the Watauga Democrat, Beaver Dam, Cove Creek, Fall Creek, and Watauga crews responded to reports about the house fire just after 10. According to Fire Marshal Shane Garland, the occupants of the home were present at the time of the fire. Thankfully, no injuries were reported. The cause of the fire was found to have started from a chimney fire. In North Carolina news, an 11-year-old girl was killed on Saturday after being hit by a truck during a Christmas Parade in Raleigh. According to ABC11, the incident happened shortly after 10 in the morning. 20-year-old Landon Christopher Glass said he was driving the truck when he lost control of the vehicle. Parade attendees said they heard Glass yelling out of his window that he was unable to stop. No other parade goers were injured. Glass is facing charges of misdemeanor death by motor vehicle, careless and reckless driving, improper equipment, unsafe movement and carrying a firearm in a parade. The parade was canceled in response to the incident. In U.S. news, the man suspected of killing five and injuring others at a gay bar in Colorado Springs evaded the state's red flag law a year prior to the shooting. According to the Associated Press, allegedly Anderson Lee Aldrich threatened his mother with a homemade bomb back in June 2021. Neighbors were forced to leave their homes while the bomb squad and negotiators talked him into surrendering. There is no record showing that police or relatives triggered Colorado's red flag law which would have seized any weapons and ammunition that he possessed. Gun seizures from the red flag law can be in effect for 14 days or if a judge extends it in six month increments. Gun control advocates claim that Aldrich could have been slowed down or at least had his profile on police radar. Aldrich is facing murder and hate crime charges for the shooting. Today's weather is brought to you by Ray's Weather Center at Booneweather.com. Today is going to be mostly sunny with some lighter winds. It's going to warm up this afternoon to reach a high of 49 degrees although it is supposed to get down to 24 tonight so be sure to dress warm.

In local news, an App State student set a record as the youngest-ever House of Delegates candidate. According to The Appalachian, Zach Coltrain, a 20-year-old music major at App State, is campaigning for Virginia's 98th House of Delegates district. Coltrain is from Virginia Beach, one of the localities in the district. Coltrain will be going up against Republican Barry Knight for representation of the district. The election is set to take place on November 7th, 2023. In state news, four people were killed in a head on collision on highway 70 Sunday night. According to ABC11, the driver responsible was driving on the wrong side of the road when he crashed into a vehicle holding four people. The driver responsible and 3 of the victims died due to the crash. One passenger from the crash is currently being treated for his wounds. Authorities say it is still unclear why the responsible driver was driving the wrong way but alcohol has been ruled out as a potential factor. In national news, three football players were killed and two more people were injured following a shooting at the University of Virginia late Sunday night. According to NPR, the shooter was apprehended Monday morning after a manhunt that lasted 12 hours and involved multiple law enforcement agencies. According to the university president, the shooting occurred on a charter bus full of students returning from a field trip to see a play. Police say the three victims were found dead on the scene. While the manhunt occurred, students and staff sheltered in place for 12 hours. In the wake of the tragedy, the university and schools throughout the county were closed for the day.

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My name is Liesel Teen BSN, RN, a labor and delivery nurse, and the founder of Mommy Labor Nurse where we equip pregnant women with the tools, knowledge, and confidence they need to erase the unknown and have an even better birth - no matter how they deliver. With 8 years and counting as a bedside labor and delivery nurse, Liesel knows that knowledge is the key to an even better birth. To date, over 30k women have completed a Mommy Labor Nurse birth class, eliminated fear, and been empowered by Liesel's comprehensive childbirth education. Liesel has been featured on ABC11, Healthline, PureWow, Motherly, and Romper. She regularly shares pregnancy, birth, and postpartum-related content on Instagram to a community of over 500k and The Mommy Labor Nurse Podcast, which receives over 85k monthly downloads. All our free resources are on our website: https://mommylabornurse.com/ - at the header click "Freebies"  Thanks for listening! Follow Dreamland Baby @dreamlandbabyco and check out our website here! Use code MOMMANUAL10 for 10% off your first Dreamland Baby purchase.

This episode is also available in Mandarin. You can find it in our podcast feed.  In this episode, our producer, Stella Gu, presents the story of a family tragedy in the wake of a historic flood. Resources mentioned in the episode can be found below: Better Than the Powerball, Julie Satow, NYT, Jan 11. 2019 NYC Funded a Pilot to Make Basement Apartments Safer, But Then It Went Off Track, Roshan Abraham, Next City, Oct 13, 2021 This episode was produced by Stella Gu in conjunction with Melody Cao, Anna Williams, and Natalie Milbrodt. It was hosted by J. Faye Yuan. Mixing and editing by Cory Choy with music composed by Elias Ravin.  Voiceover work by Xia Liangjie and Chen Xiaojun. Special thanks to Chen Xiaojun, Zhang Dechao, and Xia Liangjie.  This podcast has been made possible in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities: Democracy demands wisdom. The views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this episode are those of its creators and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of National Endowment for the Humanities, Queens Public Library, the City University of New York, or their employees. The news clips quoted in the episodes are from: After Ida: Three More People Found Dead In Basement Apartment In Queens, CBS New York, Sep 2, 2021； New York Flooding: At Least 9 Die as Storm's Remnants Bring Flash Floods, Tornados to Northeast, ABC11, Sep 2, 2021; The Wrath of Hurricane Ida: New York Announces its First-Ever Flash-Flood Emergency, DW News,Sep 2, 2021; At Least 12 Killed in NYC Amid Basement Apartment Flooding during Ida, ABC7NY, Sep 2, 2021; Ida Flooding Kills Queens Family, Including Toddler, ABC7NY, Sep 2, 2021

本集《皇后區記憶》播客節目用中文普通話製作，如果您想收聽英文版，可以在我們的播客資訊裡找到。   在這一集裡，製片人Stella Gu為我們講述了颶風艾達重創下的紐約皇后區以及這里長期得不到重視的住房困境。 本文參考資料：   Better Than the Powerball, Julie Satow, NYT, Jan 11. 2019 NYC Funded a Pilot to Make Basement Apartments Safer, But Then It Went Off Track, Roshan Abraham, Next City, Oct 13, 2021   這一集由Stella Gu，Melody Cao，Anna Williams和Natalie Milbrodt 共同製作。 混音，剪輯Cory Choy ，音樂Elias Ravin  特別感謝陳小君女士, 張德超醫師。   本次播客節目的讚助來自美國人文科學基金會：民主需要智慧。節目觀點，發現，結論和推薦均不代表美國人文科學基金會。   本集引用新聞錄音來源：   After Ida: Three More People Found Dead In Basement Apartment In Queens, CBS New York, Sep 2, 2021； New York Flooding: At Least 9 Die as Storm's Remnants Bring Flash Floods, Tornados to Northeast, ABC11, Sep 2, 2021; The Wrath of Hurricane Ida: New York Announces its First-Ever Flash-Flood Emergency, DW News,Sep 2, 2021; At Least 12 Killed in NYC Amid Basement Apartment Flooding during Ida, ABC7NY, Sep 2, 2021; 暴雨倒灌紐約3華人死於法拉盛地下室 鄰居：曾打911但路面積水無人來救，美國中文電視，Sep 2, 2021

Laura Ackerson deveria buscar seus filhos com o pai deles em 15 de julho de 2011, mas ela não apareceu. A última vez em que tinha sido vista foi dois dias antes, em 13 de julho. Laura era uma mãe dedicada e brigava pela guarda dos filhos com o ex-marido e seus amigos e familiares disseram que ela jamais abandonaria as crianças. E, realmente, ela não tinha fugido, na verdade, foi brutalmente assassinada. As fontes de informações desse episódio vieram principalmente de: Daily Mail, Bitter Remains, Oxygen, CBS News, Wral, ABC11, entre outras. Compre o livro "Bitter Remains" e se aprofunde mais no caso: https://amzn.to/3Kn0qMt

Residence Inn by Marriott presents the 85th Episode of the Hondo Handy's Podcast. The podcast shares the journey of Travon Miles, who is excited to be joining the super talented team at ABC11 Eyewitness News - WTVD in Raleigh, NC, as a Sports/Reporter. He recently served as the Sports Director at 47 ABC. The Salisbury native is a proud alumni of Wicomico High School, where he played football. He also graduated in 2012 from Salisbury University with a B.A. in Communication Arts. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Does the 2A, supposed Conservative side of the aisle engage in victim shaming? Before you answer that, you might consider some all too common behavior from people who should know better. A woman was attacked and killed by a grizzly bear in Montana this week. The victim and her friends were not out in the wilderness, they were in town and the killer bear is still on the loose. For our Duracoat Finished Firearm of the Week, Professor Paul displays one that he calls the “Halloween Gun”. What is the Halloween gun and during what October holiday can it be used to celebrate?  Thanks for being a part of SOTG! We hope you find value in the message we share. If you've got any questions, here are some options to contact us: • Send an Email • Send a Text • Call Us Enjoy the show! And remember…You're a Beginner Once, a Student For Life! TOPICS COVERED THIS EPISODE • Get in on the Precision Rifle Course (Aug 6-8) ShopSOTG.com • [0:04:44] DuraCoat Finished Firearms - DuraCoat University     • TOPIC: Century Arms Halloween AK    • Gold Mask Video www.facebook.com• Huge thanks to our Partners:Brownells | CrossBreed | Duracoat | SWAT Fuel • Go listen to “Am I Only One?” by Aaron Lewis www.youtube.com • [0:20:52] Conservative/2A Victim Shaming• [0:32:37] Bear Attacks - What did any of these people do wrong?    • Woman killed in Montana apnews.com    • Teen girl attacked by bear while in hammock abc11.com    • Camping teen awakens to ‘crunching sound' www.cnn.com    • Mother and baby killed by grizzly bear in Yukom www.ctvnews.ca• [0:54:25] Q&A Session    • Do you have any recommendations on a pocket holster for a sub compact? - Scott S.    • [Answer] Pocket Roo from TUFF Products ​​tuffproducts.com FEATURING: Aaron Lewis, AP News, ABC11, CNN, CTV News, TUFF Products, DuraCoat, Madison Rising, Jarrad Markel, Paul Markel, SOTG University PARTNERS: Brownells, Inc., CrossBreed Holsters, DuraCoat Firearm Finishes, SWAT Fuel FIND US ON: Full30, Parler, MeWe.com, iTunes, Stitcher, AppleTV, Roku, Amazon, GooglePlay, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, tumblr SOURCES From abc11.com: A teenage girl camping with her family was attacked by a bear in the middle of the night while she was sleeping in a hammock. The 16-year-old is recovering after waking up in a nightmare. A black bear attacked the girl while she was just feet away from her family in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. "This bear was exhibiting predatory behavior it attacked in the middle of the night with no known provocation," said Dana Soehn, with the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. (Click Here for Full Article)

In this episode of Falconcast, Thomas, Hayden, and Brady discuss the heroic story of Abraham Galloway, a slave who escaped his master, and then helped people including his mother escape the South. Sources include NCpedia, Our State, and ABC11.

This episode we’ll be talking about the 2019 shooting at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte.Important Links:Audience SurveyEpisode PageNamUs #UP58098Episode Sources:UNCC gunman: I did it to avoid student loan debt - WCNC article by WCNC STaff (September 19, 2019)UNCC: Area in Kennedy Hall where deadly shooting occurred won’t be used in upcoming school year - WCNC article by WCNC STaff (May 30, 2019)‘May he rot in hell’: Sentence for UNC Charlotte gunman splits victims, prosecutors - Charlotte Observer article by Joe Marusak, Fred Clasen-Kelly, Anna Douglas, and Théoden Janes (September 19, 2019)Hailed a hero in UNCC shooting, Riley Howell awarded 2 of the military’s highest honors - Charlotte Observer article by Joe Marusak (May 23, 2019)UNC Charlotte shooting: Student jumped on gunman to save others, police say - WSB-TV2 article by Cox Media Group National Content Desk (May 7, 2019)Kennedy Building Honors University’s ‘Spiritual Father’ - UNCC website article by Phillip Brown (October 1, 2012)Family of student killed in UNCC shooting reflects on his life one year after tragedy - WSOCTV article by Allison Latos (April 29, 2020)Friends, family remember UNCC victim Ellis ‘Reed’ Parlier as funny, bright - WCNC article by Brandon Goldner (May 1, 2019)‘They were shouting: shooting, shooting, run’ | Witness describes fatal UNCC campus shooting - WCNC article by WCNC Staff (April 30, 2019)A barricade of water bottles, boxes and binders | UNCC student describes scene during deadly shooting - WCNC article by WCNC Staff and Hank Lee (May 1, 2019)Who is Trystan Terrell? UNCC shooting suspect facing multiple charges - WCNC article by WCNC Staff (April 30, 2019)Charlotte community offering free rides, shelters to students amidst deadly UNCC shooting - WCNC article by WCNC staff (April 30, 2019)‘I’m thankful I’m alive’ | Drew Pescaro recounts UNCC shooting, one month later - WCNC article by WCNC Staff and WRAL (May 29, 2019)‘He’s a true hero’ | A Vietnam Veteran just awarded slain UNCC student, RIley Howell, with a Purple Heart and Bronze Star - WCNC article by Meillin Tompkins (May 23, 2019)CharlotteStrong: UNCC shooting survivor gets diploma, standing ovation - WCNC article by WCNC Staff and Chloe Leshner (May 11, 2019)Several students decorate caps honoring UNC Charlotte shooting victims during commencement ceremonies - WCNC article by Kendall Morris (May 8, 2019)‘When I first saw you, it was like the sun came out’ | Loved ones remember UNCC shooting victim Riley Howell at memorial service - WCNC article by Emma Korynta, WCNC Staff (May 5, 2019)They ran, hid, and fought. Now survivors of the UNC CHarlotte shooting remember those lost and start to heal.” - WCNC article by WCNC staffUNCC Survivor on gun laws: ‘Was the shooting at Charlotte not inspiring enough?’ - WCNC article by WCNC Staff (August 6, 2019)Hundreds line streets as heroic UNCC student’s body escorted home - WSOCTV article (May 3, 2019)Second student lauded for lifesaving actions during UNCC shooting - WSOCTV article by Glenn Counts (May 17, 2019)UNCC To Move Forward With Memorial To Remember Those Killed, Injured In Classroom Shooting - WFAE article by Jodie Valade (January 30, 2020)UNC Charlotte Shooting 1 Year Later: A Survivor’s Reflection - Spectrum News article by Katy Solt (April 30, 2020)UNCC shooter identified imself as the gunman when police arrived, court documents show - CNN article by Faith Karimi and Dianne Gallagher (May 10, 2019)Riley Howell, student killed saving classmates in UNCC shooting, honored as Star Wars Jedi - ABC11 article by Andrea Blanford (December 25, 2019)Hero Killed in UNC-Charlotte Shooting Immortalized As ‘Star Wars’ Jedi - NPR article by Tanya Ballard Brown (December 25, 2019)U.N.C. Charlotte Student Couldn’t Run, So He Tackled the Gunman - NYT article by David Perlmutt and Julie Turkewitz (May 1, 2019)Rami Alramadhan, UNC Charlotte shooting survivor, released from hospital - WCSC Live 5 news article by Kristi O’Connor (May 2, 2019)Survivor Of UNC Charlotte Campus Tragedy Is Speaking Out - WCCB Charlotte article by Alexandra Elich (July 3, 2019)Two Apex natives injured in UNC Charlotte shooting - ABC11 article (May 3, 2019)UNC Charlotte shooting victim wants to thank woman who helped stop the bleeding after shooting - WBTV3 article by WBTV Web Staff (May 22, 2019)UNCC Identifies Victims in Campus Shooting - WFAE article by David Boraks, Jessa O’Connor, Steve Harrison, and Gwendolyn Glenn (May 1, 2019)Cleanser:Weird Carolinas: Your Travel Guide to North and South Carolina's Local Legends and Best Kept Secrets by Roger ManleySocial Media:Our WebsitePatreonInstagramTwitterIntro Music:She-Wolf In My Heart (bonus) by Sergey Cheremisinov is licensed under a Attribution LicenseOutro Music:Trio for Piano Violin and Viola by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License

Really good convo with @BridgetABC11 What does the media really think about NC STate? Is there a bias with local coverage? Are we all crazy? Good stuff. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/red-white-ncstate-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/red-white-ncstate-podcast/support

The Guest: Elaina Athans joined ABC11 Eyewitness News in February 2013 as a general assignment reporter and is thrilled to be a part of the most talented news team in the Triangle. Before coming to ABC 11 Eyewitness News, Elaina was the lead reporter at YNN Hudson Valley. She was a charter member of the startup 24-hour local cable news channel located about an hour north of New York City. She provided extensive coverage of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre, Hurricanes Sandy and Irene, and was generously invited to travel with World War II veterans on an Honor Flight to our nation's capital. Elaina was also an anchor and reporter at the ABC affiliate WMDT in Salisbury, Md. She additionally had worked WZBN in Trenton, N.J. and News 12 Long Island. The Hofstra University graduate is originally from New Jersey. She now resides in Raleigh. The Host: Bearta Al-Chacar is an immigrant from Lebanon that found herself living and thriving in Raleigh, North Carolina. As the owner of Petale Flower Shop http://petaleshop.com and the founder of the International Festival on Fayetteville Street. This is Raising Raleigh.  Produced and edited by Trujillo Media https://www.ncfbpodcast.com    

Our inaugural podcast kicks off where Jon left off: Television News. He's recruited an all-star cast from ABC11 and WRAL to talk about tectonic shifts in the industry, the takeover of social media, the difference in how reporters are sourcing their stories. Click below to listen to this week's episode.

In PART ONE we looked at activity surrounding the ‘debate’ and vote on the NC House Republican’s failed attempt to override Governor Cooper’s veto of the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act (Senate Bill 359) . Part TWO is the whole ‘debate’ . It runs about an hour. Several Republicans speak passionately (maybe a little cynically?) about the bill, while a lone Democrat pretty much demolishes their argument with logic. No minds (or votes) were changed. It’s all ‘more of the same’, so Gary adds some color commentary in an attempt to get you to watch this half of the episode.LINKS:ABC11 WTVD Facebook Live Stream of the House debate (without Gary’s commentary): https://www.facebook.com/ABC11/videos/326421328308364/YouTube video of this episode: https://youtu.be/jDkTOTCi_xETTS Web Site: https://TriangleTalkShow.com

Our guest is Dianna Wynn, Communications Coordinator and President Elect of the Wake County chapter of the League of Women Voters. Diana and Gary do a deep dive into what the League is about (it’s about to turn 100 next year, for one thing), and the last third of the show concentrates on the Gerrymandering lawsuit that the League and Common Cause argued before the Supreme Court this week.LINKS:Wake County LVW: https://www.lwvwake.org/ and on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LWVofWake Durham/Orange/Chatam LVW: http://www.lwvodc.org/Johnston County LVW: https://www.lwvjohnston.org/Oyez Supreme Court Blog/Audio of NC Gerrymandering arguments: https://www.oyez.org/cases/2018/18-422Dianna Wynn at the 2019 Raleigh Women’s March (skip to the 28:00 or -1:51:00 Mark): https://www.facebook.com/ABC11/videos/womens-march-in-raleigh-2019/224728228471941/ This episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/zi3qgDILs80https://TriangleTalkShow.com

Meeting With ABC11 News: In this video Steve meets with ABC11 WTVD about partnering as a Social Influencer within the Raleigh-Durham community. Stay Tuned for TONS of new content headed your way. But in the meantime PRESS PLAY!!! Thanks for Watching.

Episode 66: Steve Daniels is the co-anchor of ABC11 Eyewitness News at 5:00 pm, 6:00 pm, and 11:00 pm Monday-Friday. In addition, Steve anchors Breaking News coverage from the Breaking News Center. Steve joined ABC11 Eyewitness News in June, 1999. Before coming to WTVD, Steve was a correspondent for "Dateline NBC". Steve traveled the country and the world interviewing newsmakers and reporting stories for the national newsmagazine program. Steve also appeared on the "Today" show, "NBC Nightly News", MSNBC, and CNBC. We talk about how the news covers public safety? How public safety is treated in the media? We discuss where he was during 9/11. Steve provides us with a behind the scenes look on story development and breaking news. We have fun talking his first job as a reporter and where he went to school to study journalism.