Below we start to see the changes that occur on a global level from these toxins. The following series of slides illustrate microscopic changes. Many of the characteristics continue to be passed on orally. The first slide shows an illustrated blow-up of the normal lining along Corridor G of the Appalachian Development Highway System from Pikeville, Kentucky, into the darker indecipherable regions of West Virginia. The columnar cells are starting to be crowded out and displaced by additional layers of basal cells. Hatfield-McCoy Trailhead Exits: Rockhouse—17 miles, Bear Wallow—17 Miles, Waterways—51 miles. Bill and Jeanie McCoy never see the exit ramps. Jeanie worries that her nose looks like a hook as they make their way back from the usual quick trip to the U-Bolt Drive-Thru liquor store. Bill doesn’t work in the mines Fridays, and Jeanie never liked cooking much, so like clockwork at 3 PM they go together to get a 24-pack of Coors and the biggest bag of Dorito’s new Blazin’ Buffalo and Ranch chips. Intervocalic "s" as in "greasy" is pronounced [z]. They go through the whole bag and an afternoon with each other and Oprah.
I am an African-American woman (audience laughs…) so when I, uh, oh didn’t you know that? (Audience laughs more.) When I told the producers I wanted to say that, they go like, reaaallly now? Today we’re going to talk about what you inhale that’s on the air. Most Americans still don’t realize the damage here. You might be taking in thousands of different kinds of poisons with every minute. These poisons will rob you of your endurance and your health. (Audience gasps.) On the top we see the cilia, labeled (J). They are attached to columnar cells, labeled (K). Corrodors J and K have been funded to increase job opportunities and per capita income in south-central Tennessee by making transportation into the area faster from western North Carolina and northern Alabama. (Audience sputters.) The cilia sweep the mucous produced in the goblet cells, as well as mucous coming from deeper glands within the lungs and the particulate matter trapped in the mucous. Not too far from Nashville, where I grew up. (Audience cheers.)
Wyatt Barnes has never been to Tennessee as an adult except once, due to a rare lung disease the complications of which left him broke, single and in a wheelchair for life. In Sylva, North Carolina, 34 year-old Samantha Barnes leans over uncle Wyatt helping him purchase a Variflex Lawn & Garden LX10 Canopy and Astroturf on Ebay to replace his rotting wooden porch. Later, the two are silhouettes in front of the house. It’s dusk. The swarms of locusts are loud. These boards is six foot across, I reckon. Wyatt looks down at a loose board in the porch stair where he remembered a family of porcupines would crawl in and out. "Them" is sometimes used in place of "those" as a demonstrative in both nominative and oblique constructions. Examples are "Them little varmints ever poke each other I wonder?" and "Them’s livin’ so close." That whole thing’s ready to be teared out and hauled to Cummings Landfill Site by one of them 1988 Autocar ACL64Bs, he decided. She pauses and looks over at her uncle’s shrinking face. Not only are these chemicals being painted into the lung, but also constantly on the lips, tongue, larynx, swallowing some and thus painting it in the esophagus and throughout the digestive tract. “Varmints,” she echoes into a late summer breeze, shaking the old sycamores, the very same wood Wyatt’s father built his porch with. And then another gust as she forgets what she was thinking; they both smell something fierce and decide to go inside to catch the latest episode of “Queer Eye.” Users have increased incidents of cancer in all of these exposed sites.
Thursday, December 07, 2006
Pneumoxenitis. (First draft.)
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