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Speaker 1: Now we turn to the breath At Advocate to read
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news from Jackson and Breathett County. Your reader today is
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Beth McLain. We will begin with the edition dated April first,
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twenty twenty six, which is donated by the publisher as
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a reminder. Radio Wise a reading service intended for people
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who are blind or of other disabilities that make it
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difficult to read printed material. In today's headline article, Napier
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found guilty of murder and other related charges. Jury recommends
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forty five years in prison. A Breathitt County jury returned
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a guilty plea against a little Buckhorn man who was
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charged with murder and other violations. The trial of Fairly
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Napier of little Buckhorn began last week and lasted five
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days in breath At Circuit Court. Investigators say on Saturday,
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January sixth, twenty twenty three, at approximately four fifty pm,
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Stay Troopers responded to a tip that a burnt vehicle
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had been located on Spicewood Road in the South Fork
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community of Breathett County. Inside the vehicle, human remains were located.
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Detectives with Post thirteen responded to the scene to continue
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the investigation. Authorities also said that a skidder and dozer
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were found in the area of the burnt car, and
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the skidder appeared to have human remains and bodily tissues
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on it. The remains were identified a year later as
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those of Joony Campbell, Napier's ex wife. According to an
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arrest citation from the Kentucky State Police KSP, it was
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reported that Jenny Campbell, the ex wife of Napier, went
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missing on January fourth. K SP opened a missing person's
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case and learned during their investigation that Napier was the
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last known person to have contact with Campbell. Napier was
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arrested and charged with murder, domestic violence, tamp ring with
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physical evidence, abuse of a corpse, and criminal mischief first degree.
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Evidence was introduced by the Commonwealth Attorney's office that proved
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the case beyond a reasonable doubt. The trial ended at
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approximately twelve thirty p m. On Monday, March thirtieth, with
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the jury returning and approximately four hours later with a
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guilty verdict on charges of murder, domestic violence, tampering with
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physical evidence, abuse of a corpse, and criminal mischief first degree.
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The jury recommended thirty years in prison. On the murder charge,
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and five years each on the tampering with physical evidence,
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abuse of a corpse, and criminal mischief first degree charges,
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totaling forty five years. According to a jurer on the
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panel who wished to remain anonymous, the jury decided on
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the forty five year sentence based on the fact that
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the victim was murdered at the age of forty five
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years old. Formal sentencing is scheduled for May eighth, twenty
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twenty six, and breadth at Circuit Court. Next from the
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front page, Concerns arise over choosing of election precinct officers.
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In a recent meeting of the Breathitt County Election Board,
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the sheriff representative and the county Clerk chose not to
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accept many of the proposed election officers submitted by both
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the Republican and Democrat parties and instead chose their own officers.
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According to the officials, one of the names added by
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the clerk and sheriff's representative consisted of a close relative
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to a candidate that the clerk supports in the upcoming election.
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The following is a statement from the Brethett County Democrat
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Committee that was paid for by the committee dear breathat voters.
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The Democratic Party is aware that there are many concerns
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about the fairness and integrity of elections passed and the
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upcoming primary. The Democratic Executive Committee wants to assure voters
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that they are making every effort to bring transparency to
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the voting process and remove barriers to voting. The Democrat
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Party and the Republican Party were united in asking the
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Fiscal Court to purchase more voting machines for the county.
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The Court, on a motion by Magistrate Ryan Cheney, and
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over the objections of the County Clerk, agreed to purchase
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ten new voting machines in the fall of twenty twenty five.
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To date, those machines have not been purchased. The Democratic
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Party and the Republican Party joined in asking the County
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Elections Board to reopen voting centers in five precincts. Both
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the sheriff and county Clerk voted against this measure, causing
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it to fail since the clerk's vote breaks ties on
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the four member board. The board did vote to open
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a voting center at Oakdale. The Democratic Party and the
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Republican Party raised the issue of moving early voting from
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the court House to a location with more parking, more
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room for machines, and better handicapped accessibility. Again, the sheriff
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and county Clerk voted against the measure, so it failed.
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On March twentieth, twenty twenty six, the County Elections Board
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meant to finalize the list of poll workers for the
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twenty twenty six election. K RS one one seven point
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zero four five is the law governing this process. In
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accordance with that law, both the Democratic Party and the
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Republican Party submitted lists of proposed workers. By law, the
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poll workers were to be chosen from those lists. The
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county clerk refused to follow the law and added workers
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of their own, choosing ignoring some qualified workers from the
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party lists. Among the workers appointed by the county clerk
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are employees of current candidates and even the father in
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law of a candidate running in the May primary. When
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the Democratic Party attempted to advise the county Clerk that
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this was illegal, the meeting was adjourned with no vote.
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The Democratic Party has faced opposition at every turn as
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we try to restore the entire pegrity of elections in
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Brethett County. No help is coming from the state or
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national levels. If the citizens of Breathat County want things
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to change, the best way to effect that change is
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by turning out to vote. In spite of the hurdles
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that some of our elected officials fight to keep in place.
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See you at the polls. Signed the Democratic Party of
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Brethet County and our final front page article. Former Brethet
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County man dies in auto accident. Authorities are investigating a
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deadly crash that occurred in Wolfe County. According to Kentucky
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State Police, troopers from Post eight Moorhead were notified around
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ten thirty a m. On Sunday, March twenty second, twenty
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twenty six, of a single vehicle collision on Kentucky seven
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one five in the pine Ridge community of Wolfe County.
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Preliminary findings indicate that twenty three year old Darren Johnson
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of Bettyville and formerly of Jackson, Kentucky, was traveling northbound
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on k Y seven one five in a twenty fourteen
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Kia Sorrento when, for unknown reasons, the vehicle crossed the
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center line into the southbound lane before leaving the roadway
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and striking a tree. Johnson was pronounced de ceased at
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the scene by the Wolf County Coroner. A passenger in
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the vehicle, twenty nine year old Rebecca Peters of Bettyville,
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was airlifted to the University of Kentucky Hospital and is
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currently listed in critical condition. A two year old child,
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who was also in the vehicle, sustained minor injuries and
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was transported to Kentucky River Medical Center in Jackson for treatment.
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Johnson is survived by several family members, including his father,
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Horace Napier of Jackson. Funeral service was held on Thursday,
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March twenty six, twenty twenty six, at one p m.
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At Grayson Funeral Home in Clay City, Kentucky. The investigation
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is ongoing and is being led by Kentucky State Police.
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I will now read this week's obituaries. I will only
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read the name, age, and location if given. If listeners
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wish to hear the entire obituary, please feel free to
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call us at RADIOI at eight five nine four two
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two six three nine zero. I will repeat this number
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at the end of this segment as well. Gracie Combs,
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age sixty two, of Lexington, Kentucky, formerly of Clayholt, Kentucky.
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Candice Gabbard, age fifty eight, Darren Jacob William Ray Johnson,
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age twenty three of Stanton, Kentucky, Rina Naomi Roberts, age sixty,
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and Ruby Fay Stephens Toy, age eighty eight. These were
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the obituaries for the April first edition of The Breathed Advocate.
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If you wish to have an entire obituary read, please
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call us said eight five nine four two two six
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three nine zero. We would be happy to help. We
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next move on to The Advocate Columnist and Life on
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the Old Dirt Road by Bobby Thorpe Highlights of my
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childhood with an included photo of a Cbee base station.
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It's identical to the one his father owned when he
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was growing up years ago in the mid seventies. We
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would awaken on the cool mornings under two or three
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heavy homemade quilts, where all of us kids slept in
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the same bed with mom and dad. Mom and Dad
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would be taking the ashes out and building a warm
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fire in the heating stove. While the house was warming up,
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we would watch our twelve inch black and white TV.
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Mom would then go out back and draw a few
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buckets of water out of the well for the day.
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I walked down the midnight path many of a night
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to the rough lumber building with no plumbing, and we
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never had to lock our doors. Then the clothes dryer
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went from post to post, and the coldest water came
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out of a bucket instead of the fridge. Milk came
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from the neighbor's cow. The highlight of the month was
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a trip to town to get in the commodity line
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to get cheese, butter and other goodies. Swirl and Dumplings
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was a holler caught caviare. Even though Grandpa's house had electric,
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it still smelled of coal oil lamps. The canned food
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pantry was dug out under the house. We would all
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gather there each holiday for a huge dinner cooked by
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the ladies in the coal and wood cook stove. Skipping
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rocks across the creek was a competition, and climbing the
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hills was always fun. Everybody had a seabee bay station
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and we oiled the road to keep the dust down.
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These are some great memories growing up on the old
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dirt road. Next, let's play our weekly game of guess who.
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I will give you the prompt twice, once now and
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once at the end of this recording Guess who I.
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I'm a pop singer born in Michigan on April twenty seventh,
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nineteen eighty eight. I started performing with groups in twenty eleven.
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In twenty fourteen, I was named as an artist to watch,
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and a few years later I had a number one
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hit who Am I? Stay until the end to see
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if you got it right. Next, let's move back to
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the Advocate Calumnist and so be It by Pastor Naomi
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on the topic of strength. Not every day starts with strength.
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Some mornings you wake up tired, not just physically but
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in your spirit, carrying things you didn't get to lay
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down yesterday. And that's okay. God doesn't require you to
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show up strong. He just asked you to show up.
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There's something powerful about coming to him exactly as you are,
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no filter, no pretending, just honest, because that's where grace
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meets you. You might feel behind, you might feel overwhelmed,
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you might feel like you're running on empty. But God
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is his best work in empty places. He feels what
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we bring to him. He restores what we thought was
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too far gone. He gives strength that doesn't come from us.
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So if today feels heavy, don't try to power through
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it alone. Just take one step, then another, and trust
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that He's walking right there with you. Jason Crab How
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do we get strength from the Lord? The Bible teaches
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that true strength comes from God, not from human resources
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or will power. It emphasizes that believers should rely on
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God's strength rather than their own. Prayer is a direct
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communication with God, allowing believers to seek guidance and receive
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the renewal needed. Philippians four six through seven states, be
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anxious for nothing but in everything by prayer and supplication
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with thanksgiving. Let your requests be made known to God.
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And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will
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guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. Rest is warfare.
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One of the enemy's greatest strategies is keeping you mentally restless,
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which can make you physically tired in body and spirit.
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Because a restless mind and a tired spirit and body
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can rarely discern clearly, many battles will disappear when a
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person learns to rest in their body and in their spirit.
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No one is exempt from facing trials and setbacks that
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seemingly will wear you out physically and spiritually. The enemy
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thrives in chaos, pressure, and constant reaction. But a rested heart,
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content in God, anchored in truth, disarms many traps before
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they ever reach you. In Philippians four eleven, Paul writes,
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not that I speak in respects of want, for I
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have learned in whatsoever state I am therewith. To be
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content means learning to be satisfied and at peace at
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in any circumstance, relying on God's provision rather than material abundance.
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Give it to God, then go rest. You don't burn
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out from responsibility. You burn out with tiredness and exhaustion
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from caring what was never yours. Scripture says, cast all
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your cares upon me, for I care for you first
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Peter five seven. Because some weights were never meant to
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stay with you. The joy of the Lord is your strength.
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In his presence is joy. Begin to worship with him daily,
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resting in his promises. And see what happens with the
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tiredness when you show up daily for worship in His presence. Amen,
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and so be it. We next have a poem by
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al and Joe Prophet titled he held Me through the Storm.
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He held me through the storm When fear rose up
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like thunder, and the doctor spoke of knives. I began
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to worry and to wonder. But in the quiet moments,
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when my strength was wearing thin, I called upon my
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Savior and he whispered trust again. His peace fell down
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around me like sunlight breaking through a healing I could
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feel inside. Before I ever knew the path they said
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was certain, the operations set in stone was lifted from
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my shoulders by a power not my own. For Jesus
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touched my body and the pain began to fade. He
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held me through the darkness till the fear was swept away.
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Now I stand in gratitude, a testimony in my chest
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that when the world says impossible, my Jesus does the rest.
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We next turn to Helping Hands Christian Resources by Kathleen Abner. Hello,
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friends and neighbors, we hear a helping hands Christian Resources
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Outreach and Ministries ink hope that each one of you
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is well. We pray for our friends and community members
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that are sick and have suffered loss and tragedy. We
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don't know everyone's name, but God does. God knows right
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where everyone is, so we pray for our friends and
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community that God takes over. We haven't been able to
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submit a column in the last little while on a
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regular basis for various reasons beyond our control, but hopefully
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that's a thing of the past. This week has been
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busy for us at h hcrom. We're progressing on our
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situation to make Helping Hands future a little bigger and brighter,
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which in turn will be to meet the needs of
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our families, hopefully in a bigger way than ever before.
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God is good. This week's featured photo is of our
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transport crew for getting our yard sale inventory delivered to storage.
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We are so thankful for everyone that has donated. We
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are still collecting, but a date has been set for
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Memorial Day weekend at the end of May. Our yard
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sale crew has worked hard at getting everything sorted and
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separated to get it ready to hit the tables and
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already has been organized by prices and categories. Thanks to Kay,
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Shannon and Helen for being the yard sale crew. It
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wasn't an easy job and it took multiple days to work,
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but they didn't let any grass grow under their feet
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as usual. We are so thankful. We ask God to
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bless everyone participating in any way whatsoever Helping Hands would
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also like to let everyone know that we hope to
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have another tract or trailer truck of twenty three pellets
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to distribute in the near future as we did in December.
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It may still be outdoors, but it should be under
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a shelter. April or May weather should definitely be better
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than December. We want to think everyone that supported us
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and came out on that rainy day in December. We
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are praying for a pretty day when we do, not
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when we do get our track this time. Note, we
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are still collecting aluminum tabs and selling cookbooks for as
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long as supplies last. We always want to thank all donors, volunteers,
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and everyone involved with helping us do what we do
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for our community. If you want to get more information
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about how to be a donor or how to be
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a volunteer, contact me six zero six two seven two
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one eight seven nine. Helping Hands is on Facebook. Their
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mailing address is PO box one two two six, Jackson,
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Kentucky four one three three nine. We are very thankful
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for your support. This week's future photo is of Dan
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Brewer and Sean Creech for being part of our faithful
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transport crew. Whenever needed whenever possible. We have one more
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crew member that is not in the photo because he
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was not able to help today because of sickness, but
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we want to thank him for all he does also
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that would be faithful Daniel Brewer. Daniel is a big
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part of Helping Hands. Not only does he do transport,
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but he also does yard sales and delivers meals to
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Haven House Homeless Shelter on a regular basis along with
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the other members of the Meal's transport crew. Daniel is
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in our prayers for a speedy recovery. Let's next move
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on to from the Counselor's by Randy Cloth, LPCC and
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CC the Cross Forgiveness and Mental Wellness. So how can
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Easter be important to mental health? While I'm not talking
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mainly about warmer spring weather, Easter egg hunts, chocolate bunnies,
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and other such traditions, even though these things can be enjoyable.
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When I was young, my parents had a wonderful tradition
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of hiding an Easter egg basket in our home for
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each of us kids. It had jellybeans, candy, a chocolate bunny,
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and the green grassy stuff which I have learned is
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called Easter grass. Once, when I was about seven or
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eight years old, my brother and I looked for these baskets.
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My younger brother Russ, found his, but I was having
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a really hard time finding mine. After a while, I
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sadly stated that I guess I did not have a basket.
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Soon after I finally found it, I guess I was
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not a neglected child after all, And of course I
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wasn't anyway. Getting back to Easter and how it helps
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concerning our mental health health, many are haunted and deeply
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troubled by their past. But Jesus's work on the Cross
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brought forgiveness for all of our sins and poor choices,
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if we only believe. After all, the poor choice, the
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disobedience of Adam and Eve is what brought death in
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all manner of sorrow into the world. Soon after what
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is often referred to as the Fall, God announced a
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plan for salvation forgiveness which had been designed before all
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of this happened. Read about it in the Book of Genesis. Jesus,
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the son of God, took upon himself the sins of
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the whole world. Imagine that so we should not be
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troubled or haunted by our past. Jesus is the only
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man born to die. That was his main mission in life.
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According to First John one, nine and ten. If we
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confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive
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us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
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If we say that we have not sinned, we make
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him a liar, and his wad word is not in us.
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New King James version. You can read all about the
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true Easter story in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John in
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the New Testament. Check it out. Remember, no matter what
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challenges you may be facing, keep hoping, praying, believing, and trusting,
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and do not give up. Next. Building a Healthier Breathitt
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County one Step at a Time by James Elliott Turner,
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the second Breathitt County Circuit Clerk. How to lose belly
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fat easily and quickly. You may not know how to
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lose belly fat, but that doesn't mean it's an impossible feat.
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In fact, losing belly fat is an achievable goal for
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most people, even if you hate exercise. That's because recent
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studies looking into how to lose belly fat have found
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that there are three leading causes of belly fat that
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have nothing to do with lack of exercise. Belly fat
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can lead to dangerous health conditions such as heart disease, diabetes,
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and cancer, so the quest to trim your waistline is
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an important one. Studies that examine how to lose belly
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fat have determined that trans fats, stress, and lack of
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sleep are the main contributing factors to the unhealthy accumulation
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of fat in the abdominal area. These findings are good
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news for people who are desperate to learn how to
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lose belly fat because it's relatively easy to improve each
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factor and quickly reduce the size of that bulging belly.
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Of course, this doesn't mean diet and exercise aren't important
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to reduce belly fat. Eating healthy food and exercising on
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a regular basis as vital, but other lifestyle factors are
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also key when it comes to packing on the pounds.
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Trans Fats are the number one reason why belly fat
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is such a problem in America. The number of calories
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isn't as important as the amount and type of fat
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you consume on a regular basis. Too much trans fat,
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the bad kind of fat, leads to dangerous belly fat,
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which is a risk factor for more serious health problems,
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including heart disease. If you want advice on how to
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lose belly fat, a limit transfats from your diet. Another
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tip get more sleep. A lack of sleep has been
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shown to influence obesity in adults. People who guess get
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less than four hours of sleep per night are at
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a higher risk for gaining belly fat than those who
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sleep seven to nine hours each night. The reason when
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you sleep less your body doesn't produce as much leptin,
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a protein responsible for appetite suppression, and insulin, which regulates
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blood sugar. A lack of sleep interferes with your body's
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natural tendency to burn fat. Stress is the third main
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factor contributing to unattractive and unhealthy belly fat. People today
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live extremely stressful and busy lives. It can be difficult
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to eliminate stress and find time to relax. However, if
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you're interested in learning how to lose belly fat, it
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may be in your best interests to reduce stress in
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any way you can. Stress causes the release of the
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hormones adrenaline, cortisol, an insulin into your bloodstream. Cortisol increases
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appetite and the production of fat. Specifically in the belly area.
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Learning how to lose belly fat can be a difficult
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task if you don't know what you're doing. However, now
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that you understand how to lose belly fat, there's no
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excuse not to make some simple lifestyle changes that have
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the potential to change your life for the better. Cut
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out the transfats, sleep more, and find effective ways to
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manage the stress in your life. Now that you know
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how to lose belly fat, you can go full force
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and burn those unwonted pounds. Finally, let's chick in on
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our horoscopes for this week. Aries. Spending time with new
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friends and those you've known for years can be a
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satisfying way to pass the week. Try to plan some
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activities that you can enjoy together, Taurus. This week, you
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may choose to tackle some necessary, albeit time consuming chores.
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They may take a few hours, but then you'll have
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time to unwind Gemini. Certain information that you have been
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looking for may finally come to the surface. Once you
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have your answers, you might be able to move on
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to other tasks. Cancer emotional matters that emerged over the
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previous few days might soon be settled with all parties
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feeling satisfied with the results. Leo, Confusion with loved ones
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can be easily cleared up with a little honest communication
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between you and the other people involved. Embrace this chance
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to be open and honest. Virgo. You may be especially
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motivated this week and feel a need to get as
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much done as possible. Try not to race through tasks
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without focusing on doing things right. Libra. You are operating
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at peak efficiency and ready to handle many of the
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less exciting tasks on your to do list. Tackle the
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grunt work and the fun will follow. Scorpio, you have
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the stamina and energy to get a lot of chores
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taking care of this week, but you may be short
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on time. En List other people to help if an
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opportunity presents itself. Sagittarius, don't be surprised if you spend
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a lot of your time on the phone this week.
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There are many things on your to do list, and
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tackling them one by one is essential. Capricorn. Financial paperwork
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and money matters fill the docket for you the next
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few days. Paying bills, balancing a check book, and building
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your nest egg are your top priorities. Aquarius. This week,
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you could be feeling industrious and on the lookout for
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a new project. You will be an asset to anyone
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who needs extra assistance. And pisces, particularly vivid dreams, could
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have you wondering what your mind is trying to tell you. You
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might come up with some interesting interpretations, but the answers
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remain unknown. We finally return to our game of guests.
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Who here's the prompt again. I am a pop singer
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born in Michigan on April twenty seventh, nineteen eighty eight.
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I started performing with groups in twenty eleven. In twenty fourteen,
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I was named as an artist to watch, and a
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few years later I had a number one hit. The
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newspaper would tell you that it's John Cena, but I've
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looked it up and it's actually Lizzo born Melissa Vivianne Jefferson.
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Did you get it right? And that concludes the reading
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of the Breatht Advocate for news from Jackson and Breathett County.
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Your reader has been Beth mac Lean. Now please stay
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tuned for continuing programming on RADIOI on behalf of everyone here.
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Thank you for listening, and we hope you have a
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good day.