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Tue Sep 17 16:20:09 2013

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Blood Pressure Myth Exposed...?

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the dire warnings issued by agencies, in part because agency budget officers 
working with Congress have been permitted to transfer money between accounts. 
That allowed the Justice Department, for instance, to avoid temporary layoffs 
called furloughs. But budget experts warn that the grip of sequestration 
will grow tighter as weeks and months pass, leading to teacher layoffs, 
reduced funding for infrastructure and economic development projects, and 
a host of other cuts across the budget.Many liberal activists were infuriated 
when Congress last week swiftly moved to address problems with air traffic 
control that led to widespread flight delays while leaving other problems 
like cuts to preschool for the poor and Meals on Wheels for 
the elderly unaddressed. Most lawmakers are frequent fliers.At issue in 
the latest recalculation are accounts that were cut more deeply under a 
full-year funding bill enacted in March than they would have been under 
the across-the-board cuts. They get funds restored. It's up to the White 
House Office of Management and Budget to calculate the across-the-board 
cuts.The State Department said Friday that cuts to its budget would be 
only $400 million, less than half of $850 million that was originally 
estimated. That means it was able to avoid furloughing workers.
 Mandy Marie Matula, left, and David Marshall Roe, right, are pictured in 
these undated photos.MyFoxTwinCities.comThe two were last seen driving in 
Roe's 2013 Ford Escape with Minnesota license plate number 802-KNA.MyFoxTwinCities.com.Police 
say Roe shot himself in the head outside police headquarters Thursday, as 
detectives prepared to interview him about Matula's disappearance.MyFoxTwinCities.comA 
frantic search is under way for a missing 24-year-old Minnesota woman whose 
boyfriend shot himself shortly before being questioned by police.Mandy Matula, 
of Eden Prairie, Minn., was last seen Thursday around 1:30 a.m. with 
her estranged boyfriend, 24-year-old David Marshall Roe, Fox affiliate KMSP 
reported. The two were said to be driving in Roes black Ford 
Escape with Minnesota license number 802-KNA.Matulas parents reported her 
missing at 8:30 a.m. Thursday when she failed to show up for 
her job as a city maintenance worker, according to the station. Authorities 
identified Roe as a person of interest in their investigation, but before 
they could question him, he shot himself in the head outside Eden 
Prairie police headquarters Thursday afternoon. Roe was transported to an 
area hospital where his condition is unknown.Matulas father, Wayne, told 
the Star Tribune that his daughter, a stand-out high school softball player, 
had planned to break off her relationship with Roe.Investigators are now 
scouring Miller Park in Eden Prairie where Matula w

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<p style="font-size:xx-small;"> aid, crying. 
"We hope for a miracle that he will be ok."Johana Portillo wasn't 
at the Saturday afternoon game in the Salt Lake City suburb of 
Taylorsville, but she said she's been told by witnesses and detectives that 
the player hit her father in the side of the head after 
he issued the yellow card."When he was writing down his notes, he 
just came out of nowhere and punched him," she said.His friends who 
were there told her Ricardo Portillo seemed fine at first, but then 
asked to be held because he felt dizzy. They sat him down 
and he started vomiting blood, triggering his friend to call an ambulance. 
The referee has been in a coma since Saturday.Johana Portillo said her 
father's passion is soccer, and he's been a referee in the recreational 
league for eight years. Five years ago, a player upset with a 
call broke his ribs. A few years before that, a player broke 
his leg, she said. Other referees have been hurt, too.His daughters begged 
him to stop refereeing -- his second job -- but he continued 
because he loved soccer."It was his passion," she said. "We could not 
tell him no."The league is not affiliated with the Utah Youth Soccer 
Association or any city or town recreation department. It is called the 
Liga Continental, said the referee's brother-in-law Pedro Lopez, who also 
gets paid to referee in the league.Johana Portillo said the family doesn't 
know the teenager who threw the punch, and they haven't heard from 
him or anyone in h
 Why do viewers seem to love Duck Dynasty?A&Es hit show, Duck Dynasty, 
season finale brought in 10 million viewers last week and other shows 
like Storage Wars and Deadliest Catch, prove successful season after season.So 
why is it certain reality shows have shown such strong staying power?I 
think there are a number of reasons. One of the reasons is 
that people are looking for authenticity in the world and what they 
see with a Duck Dynasty, like what they see with an American 
Pickers, Cake Boss, is that these people when the cameras go off 
thats them, said reality show producer Ethan Meyer, He added, They dont 
feel like theyre actors, the cameras stop, and they go home and 
theyre totally different people. People walk up to them. Theyre very approachable. 
Youre like Im already apart of the family. Im already in there.While 
celebrity lifestyle expert Dorothy Cascerceri could not pinpoint the rhyme 
and reason to Duck Dynastys she said it could be that it 
actually teachers the viewers something rather than just entertains them.Its 
really hard to say which reality shows are going to pick up 
steam and which reality shows get canceled quickly. The reason that people 
really love Duck Dynasty is because it really just kind of showcases 
a kind of hobby and a kind of living that most people 
really dont know very much about. Its almost like Duck Dynasty piques 
peoples curiosity and the reason people keep tuning in over and over 
is because they want 
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