By Andrew Staub | Watchdog.org

More than a million tourists visit Gettysburg each year, and inevitably, some end up at Tommy’s Pizza, where they can get a pie for dinner and some takeout beer for later.

CNB Archives Thursday, January 07, 2010

Newswise — BLACKSBURG, Va., Sept. 17, 2015 – Wild songbirds that prefer to eat at bird feeders have an increased risk of acquiring a common eye disease. In turn, these birds also spread the disease more quickly to their flock mates, according to an international research team led by Virginia Tech scientists.

The researchers found that this feeding preference, rather than its social position in the flock, as previously thought, was more likely to result in a bird contracting the eye disease. The results of the study, funded by the National Science Foundation, were published Wednesday in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B.

Conference to unite families, providers, educators, researchers and policymakers 

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To spark dialogue and provoke thought on the newest ideas and hopes in autism research, the New Jersey Center of Excellence (NJ ACE) Coordinating Center at Montclair State University will host the NJACE Statewide Autism Summit on September 18.

The conference, \”The Unfolding Story of Autism Research in NJ from Cells to Society,\” will unite families, providers, educators, researchers and policymakers to discuss breakthroughs in research that shape future understanding of autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

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It’s a problem that has bedeviled landline telephone users for a while now, but is increasingly causing headaches for mobile phone users as well. It’s called cramming, and it involves a third party placing unauthorized charges on your wired, wireless, or bundled services telephone bill. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) estimates that cramming has impacted tens of millions of American households.

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Heather loved horse back riding and competed in rodeos

Illegal immigrants drove a New Jersey man to move. An obviously frustrated Morristown, New Jersey, man has put his home up for sale, saying the illegal immigrants have taken over his neighborhood and are living dangerously – 30 in one home – and causing fire hazards for the community. And the worst part is town residents…

Newswise — MINNEAPOLIS – Being overweight or obese may be tied to an increased risk of a type of brain tumor called meningioma, according to a new meta-analysis published in the September 16, 2015, online issue of Neurology®, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology. Meningiomas occur at a rate of about five to eight cases per 100,000 people per year. The five-year survival rate for meningioma is 63 percent.

\”This is an important finding since there are few known risk factors for meningioma and the ones we do know about are not things a person can change,\” said meta-analysis author Gundula Behrens, PhD, of the University of Regensburg in Regensburg, Germany. \”Given the high prevalence of obesity and the unfavorable prognosis for this type of tumor, these findings may be relevant for strategies aimed at reducing the risk of meningioma.\”

Quirino Scioli, \”Pinky\”, on September 18, 2015, of Bellmawr. Age 101.

Beloved husband of the late Rose (nee Devlin). Devoted father of Colleen Scioli, Georgeine Crowther (James), and the late Barbara Bride. Loving grandpop of John Crowther (Leana), Hugh Crowther (Tara), Georgeine Crowther, Charlene Thomas (Jeffrey), James Bride, and the late Joseph Giambrone II; great grandfather of 7, and great great grandfather of two. Preceded in death by 2 brothers. Also survived by many nieces and nephews.

Services and interment are private at the request of the family.

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