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September 7th 1864. We marched back to the rear of the Decator road marched about ten mile & Camped for the night Wednesday 8. Reached Deeden at nine oclock and took position on the line for a rest. So here ends the Campaign commencing May 7th 1864 & ending Sept 8th 1864 Thursday 9. Lay in Camp. Our Band come up which effords myoh company in camp; had our first Inesparad ― 7
September 10, 1864. All quiet in camp and it seems almost like home. September 11, 1864. In camp nothing of interest transpired. September 12, 1864. To day some of the boys went a forageing. Frank Baugh of Col H Col Cook & was captured. ― 8
May 13, 1864. Marched to Snake Gap which is completely blockaded with troops and supply trains. Marched to the front &took our position; no fighting on our lines, but heavy cannonading on our right. May 14, 1864. Heavy skirmishing all the fore part of the day and at one oclock the fighting began; fought hard until dark. Our Reg. was in the second line of battle. Drove them out of their second line of breastworks. Sunday, May 15, 1864. Skirmishing commenced this morning; heavy firing during the day. Took a beiltsy of five peaces. Our members red two hundred and eighty six Dead Rebles. ― 9
May 16, 1864. Could not find Jo Johnson. He setsealedtowards Atlanta. Our Divi crossed the Cursaw river and are in hot pursuit. May 17, 1864. Marched to River; drew rations and at dark started on the march; marched until three Oclock in the morning & camped May 18, 1864. Started at seven Oclock A.m. & marched until four Oclock P.m. camped for the night distance forteen miles May 19, 1864. Marched to Cassville and camped for the night May 20, 1864. Marched from Cassville to to Carters Station camped for the night. The Rebles destroyed a good but of property before leaving May 21, 1864. Camped at Carters Station. Slight skirmishing going at the front ― 10
May 22, 1864. Still at Carters Station doing washing & cleaning up generally May 23, 1864. Left Carters Station and marche to the fight until we reached High Tower river & camped for the night May 24, 1864. Took up the line of march in the morning and crossed the river on Pontoons, marched also 8 miles skirmishing with the Enemy as we went May 25, 1864. Lay in camp until dark and then marched about six miles and then stoped (it rained all the time) until twelve Oclock & then marched on May 26, 1864. marched until daylight and then stoped for breakfast. The 20the Corps on the 25th lost about 1000 men by charging a masked battesy. Took our position on the left May 27, 1864. Lay in line of battle all night heavy skirmishing all day. Two menof Company A of the 104th wounded. ― 11
May 28, 1864. Heavy skirmishing all day and night. Capt. Horton of Co. D. killed instantly. Sunday May 29, 1864. Heavy firing day and night. The Rebs made several changes but repulsed every time Monday May 30, 1864. Heavy skirmishing all night Rebs made three charges wer repulsed every time heavy loss of the Rebs Tuesday May 31, 1864. Still behind our breastworks. An attack made by the Rebles; considerable canonading all day Wednesday June 1, 1864. Laying behind the breastworks; heavy skirmishing and canonading all day. Was relieved by the 14th corps at 12 oclock that night. Went to the rear and lay till morning. Thursday June 2, 1864. Took breakfast and marched to the left of our line. Commenced skirmishing with the enemy in the afternoon. Our Brig charged & took their first line of rifle pits ― 12
Friday June 3, 1864. Laying behind our breastworks. Supported by the 20th Corps no attack by the Reble Hooys Divicome the flank movement on wer compelled to fall back & evacuate their forts and rifle pits Saturday June 4. Our forces moved up and took possession of their Breastworks Sunday June 5. Still behind the Reble breastworks. Our Brigade went on a reconoitering expedition. Went some two miles and found nothing but evacuated forts and rifle pits Monday June 6. All Quiet in Camp. The troops from the right are all moving to the left. Heavy musketry in that direction. Tuesday June 7. Drew one days ration on the 6th & it had to last three. We wer hungry Boys still behind the Reble Breastworks June 8. No movement as yet. Still hold our old position ― 13
June 9. Laying still behind the breastworks drew one days ration to last one (that is if we can get rations) June 10. Picked up our traps and moved to the left some three miles and commenced skirmishing June 11. Held our position and built breastworks. No movements of notice heavy canonading on our left June 12, 1864. Laying behind the breastworks all quiet except skirmishing June 13. Still in our rifle pits. Heavy canonading on the left with thirty two pounders June 14. Shelled the Rebles off of a strong position. Gen. Polk was killed. ― 14
June 15, 1864. Shelled the Rebs out of another line of breastworks & the 23rd & 20th corps advanced and took posession of their evacuated works. June 16. Took position to the front about two hundred yards from the Reble works and fortified the right swung around and the Rebs evacuated at three oclock of the 16th June 17. Skirmish line advanced the Rebs done some shelling at which time our forces charged them drove them two mile into another line of rifle pits. Here they shelled us but killed one man. June 18. The Rebs still hold their works but it is under ganling fire of artilery June 19. Early in the morning they evacuated their line of works and we pushed forward June 20. Our Brigade was in the front but the 104 was on the reserve skirmishing continualy ― 15
June 21. Holding the second line of works. Heavy firing on our left & slight skirmishing in front We ar on the extreme right June 22. Took the front and drove the Rebles one mile and put up a heavy line of works June 23. Laying behing our breastworks all quiet in front except a little skirmishing Heavy fighting on the left. June 24. No movement on the right but heavy fighting on the left at Kenasaw Mountain Saturday June 25. All quiet in front save a little skirmishing. Hard fighting at Kenasaw Mountain Sunday June 26. Left our fortifications and advanced on the enemy drove them one mile & run on their works & was obliged to stop ― 16
June 27. The 23 2nd battery & the 15th 2nd battery got into position and routed the enemy out of their works. We advanced one mile and built breastworks. The Rebs had a masked ball in front June 28. Built breastworks and nothing of interest transacted June 29. Laying behind our works. Slight skirmishing on the front. Issued some Blouses shirts Drawers & socks June 30. All quiet on our front. Regular muster day. July 1. Behind our works. Haskels Div. moved & took position to our right & Cox filled up the gap between Bird and Haskell July 2. Still behind our works. The 15th Corps moved to our right. no fighting. ― 17
July 3. Lay behind our works. The Rebs are fast on the retreat for Atlanta & our ford at their heels July 4. A long dreary day, nothing of interest during the day July 5. The 15th & 16th Corps post moving toward the river. Our Div moved 2 mile to the front and halted for the night July 6. Revalee at four Oclock and marched to the railroad, here there are strong Reble Earth works and presents a spat of ground which has been heartily contested July 7. Marched 5 mile toward the river and went into Camp. Policed the ground all clear & left next morning for the river July 8. Marched within 1 1/2 miles of the river & here lay while the 2nd Div forded & then we lay the Pontrans & crossed the river. The 2nd Div charged & took one Pace of antiters ― 18
July 9. moved one mile to the front and took a position & fortified. Worked about half the night July 10. Company G went on skirmish, and the rest of the Reg lay behind the works July 11. Co. G Came off skirmish in the morning and Reg got orders at four oclock to pack up & be ready to move. Moved across on another ridge July 12. Cleared up Camp and put up tents &stayed for the day July 13. Laying in Camp July 14. Still in Camp a very heavy rain and wind Blew down a tree & killed the Adjutant of and one pretty near killed one of Co Ks Boys & wounded another ― 19
July 15. All quiet laying in camp on the River July 16. Lay in Camp marched at seven oclock marched some six mile driving the Enemy before us. Camped for the night Sarg Jackson of Co H shot himself accidental in crossing a creek July 17. Advanced some two mile to cross Keys Where we intersected the newly laid out railroad running to Richmond July 19. We advanced upon the Enemy Coming in from a different direction from that they wer expecting July 20. Advanced & skirmished with the Enemy & at night got into position three mile from Atlanta and built breast works Company G went on skirmish line which was a ― 20
July 21, 1864. Heavy skirmishing all along the lines Occasional shots are being throwen into Atlanta. Co G releaved at dark. M Jinnyerman was shot through the left shoulder &died in a few hours July 22. The first Brig. moved within three quarters of a mile of Atlanta &was soon ordered two miles to the rear to guard a train. There was hard fighting on our left. Gen McPherson was killed Saturday 28. The first Brigade are laying two miles to the rear of Atlanta a guarding the train. There is some canonading going on at the front Sunday 24. Laying behind our works guarding the train July 25. Nothing of interest. Still guarding the train Tuesday July 26. Moved within half mile of the front line &took posession of the Reble works &are now fronting both ways &have the train &Hosfertals between ― 21
July 27. Strengthened the works. Heavy canonading on the front line July 28. Occasional canonading Throwing shell into the Oily Strengthening the works July 29. The 1st Brigade went around the south side of Atlanta on a rcoinoiter and a few Reble Cavalry returned in the Evening July 30. Lay in Camp Considerable of canonading on the right of the line Sunday July 31. Sunday inspection All quiet in front Col. J.W. Reilly Promoted to Brigadar General August 1. Lay in Camp until Evening. Struck tents and marched around toward the right. traveled until one oclock at night and camped ― 22
August 2. Marched five mile on the right and took position building strong works August 3. Completed the works and rested the balance of the day. In the afternoon the Rebs shelled but done no damage August 4. Moved to the front to support the 14th Corps where we lay during the day Four of our Reg was wounded by stray balls August 5. Ten Oclock moved to the right one mile and lay on the supporting line. The 14th Corps took the Reble skirmish line three times to over a hundred in all August 6. Moved on the Reble works The skirmish line changed twice and the ballance of the Brig. charged but did not carry the works. The Brig loss 330 killed &wounded; retired at night August 7. lay to the rear of our front line until afternoon and then moved to the right &took postion built fortifications all night ― 23
August 8. Completed the work. Wm Siple was wounded through both legs braking his left. The same ball went through my tent August 9. Moved our position to the right to give room for the 15th 2nd Battery The Rebs works &ours are close enough to shoot across It makes it unhealthy to the rear of our works August 10. In our old position skirmishing continualy William Siple died a few minutes before twelve to day his death was caused by the amputation of his leg August 11. Nothing of interest transpired to day Continual skirmishing August 12. Wer relieved by the 2nd Div of the 14th Corps. The 3rd Div went to the right to effect a cuting of the East Point road. Did not sucseede and come back and camped to the rear of our old position August 13. Laying in Camp on the Sam town road. Some of the Boys went a forageing for Corn. The Rebs fired on them Killed one and wounded two ― 24
August 14. In Camp to the rear of 3rd Div of 23rd Corps August 15. Laying in Camp as above stated August 16. Moved about two miles to the right and commenced to fortify Built the works twelve feet thick. Cap Saulhworth was killed by a tree falling him August 17. Finished the works I went a foraging about three mile found Apples, Corn &potatoes Returned to Camp at noon well loaded August 18. Started at half past twelve Oclock and went August 19. The 3rd Div advanced to the right moved about one mile took posession of a ridge and built works ― 25
August 20. The Reg went on a reconoiter returned after dark. Wer supporting the skirmish line August 21. No movement. All is quiet Laying behind our works. D. C Boutrrell come up had been back sick since the siege at Knoxville August 22. In Camp Behind our works nothing worth notice passed during the day August 23. In Camp all quiet frequent skirmishing nothing worth notice August 24. Behind our breastworks No movement to day August 25. All quiet to day ― 26
August 26. Laying in Camp All quiet in front August 27. All quiet until noon at which time we received orders to pack up & be ready to move Did not move for Post was at work on the works how I pity him the blistered his left hand. Poor thing August 28. Received orders to be ready to march at day light did not move until three Oclock. Moved about two miles & a half put up temporary works for the night August 29. Moved to the right of the 14th Corps halted deployed skirmishers lay two hours then withdrew the skirmishers and advanced about three mile from where we started in the morning. Fortifyed for the night August 30. Marched about three mile and fortifyed across the Montgomery railroad lay for the night August 31. Got up at two Oclock got breckfast and struck for the Macon road reached it about five Oclock in the Eve. Commenced destroying the track Marched about eight mile ― 27
September 1. This morning we commenced destroying the track both ways. After completing the work we moved down the real road & are now some fifteen mile south of Atlanta September 2. Moved out and lay near the train until one Oclock and then followed the retreating enemy until nine Oclock at night then camped having come about 8 mile Passed a great many wounded Rebles September 3. The first Brigade lay in the rear guarding train etc. I went a forageing got two bushel of sweet potatoes. In the Eve our train left for Atlanta loaded with sick & wounded to bring up rations Sunday September 4. The first Brigade occupy the same positions as here to fore stated Nothing of note transpired during the day. An order for full rations was issued to day September 5. In the Evening got orders to fall back. The trains all moved out & our Brig did not get started until eleven Oclock at night. Marched alll night it raining most of the time and halted for breakfast at 8 Oclock September 6. Here we lay all day the 28th A.C. wer in the rear ― 28
September 7. Left Knoxville at four Oclock A.M. for Cumberlan Gap. Marched twenty one miles and Camped for the night. Burnside and Staff accompanied the Brigade consisting of the 44th 4th Ohio Battery and the 104th O.V. September 8. Revalie at three Oclock marched thirty miles and Camped at Tazwell; twelve mile from the Gap at this time we have marched fifty two miles; doing it in forty hour including time for sleep and meals September 9. Left Tazwell after daylight and reached Camp at noon being two mile from the gap Burnside sent in a flag of truce; at first they would not surrender to the second flag they did surrender There was four Reg & peaces of artilery September 10. Our Company was posted at the Gap; and wer busy Confiscating property all day There was three thousand prisners in all that surrendered September 11. Started back to Knoxville marched eighteen miles and camped for the night. On the south we passed through Tazwell a small town which had been partly burned in the year 1862 September 12. Revalie at half past four; crossed the Clinch river and took dinner Marched to Maynardsville and Camped for the night ― 29
September 13. Nothing going on worth notice There was a large mail to day & among it was one in which I got the awful coming down I ever want to get September 14. Nothing going on policeing of a new Camp September 15. To day we moved Camp It is a nice position for Encamping September 16. Policeing and cleaning up of Camp building of Bunks etc. Sep. Saturday 17. This Evening Lt Gen Humasan took command of Company g 104 . Pv Ray come up being back since spring last September 18. Nothing of interest transpired. Building breast works ― 30
September 19. To day the draft comes off. Another victory in the Shanondoa valey by Sheridon completely routing the enemy driving them 12 mile September 20. All quiet today. This Evening we signed the Payroll for six months pay Wednesday September 21. Nothing of interest To day I received a letter from Tid Kelly September 22. To day it is wet and rainy still working on the Breast works September 23. It rained very hard at diferent showers during the day I have been writing off a copy of a Board of Suheld over the property of Cap AJ Saulhworth Diseased Saturday September 24. At work on the Breastworks They are heavy works Forteen feet at the base & a ditch eight feet wide & four feet deep in front ― 31
Sunday September 25, 1864. Brigade Inspection and Brigade Dress parade which was attended by Generals Cox Rielly & Paymaster Janes Monday September 26. Nothing of Interest transacted to day Boys all on the works Tuesday September 27. To day we wer payed for six months. I sent $(100) one hundred dollars home Wednesday September 28. to day the Rebs attacted a forage train surrendered it. The Boys cut out lost one man out of 60 2nd. The Rebs lost 12 killed Thursday September 29. At work on the works September 30. All quiet in Camp Still at work on the works ― 32
October 1. Nothing going on Sunday October 2. Sunday inspection nothing of interest October 3. Received orders to move at one Oclock Just finished the works at twelve The order was countermanded Tuesday October 4. Marched at six Oclock Marched all day and camped about one hour after dark. One mile from the North Side of the Chattahoochee R Wednesday October 5. Continued our march until dark & camped 3 mile North of Maryetta Thursday October 6. Continued the march to Big Shanty It reained most part of the day The roads are very bad ― 33
Friday October 7. The Reg went on some four mile in the Direction of Returnedthree Oclock attacted the Enemy & whiped them Saturday October 8. Ordered to leave & was Left at four Oclock through which was plundered &Destroyed. Camped at Altona October 9. I was wounded Rebles & one which is a female wounded in the flesh part of her leg They fought hard and whiped Monday October 10. Left Altona in the morning went to Cartersville & took dinner Distance 7 mile went on to Cosville 6 mile & camped for the night Tuesday October 11. Left Cassville Early in the morning marched to Kingston Dis 6 mile and camped one mile Kingston Where we voted for the State Election Wednesday October 12. Left for Rome Dis 1mile reached there at four Oclock & camped for the night The Rebled are only one mile from the town; Strength 30 ― 34
Thursday October 13. To day our Div went out on a left the train to the rear. They returned in the Eve the 4th U.S. & wilders Brig of Cov. Cap & the Rebs have left & going North Friday October 14. Started for Calhoon the 4 & 14th Corps & train are in the advance Marched 11 mile & Camped for the night Rebs reported to be at Resacca 11 mile Saturday October 15. To day we marched to Resacca and Camped for the night the Rebs are Reported to have taken Dalton & 2 Reg of Inf. Sunday October 16. To day we left Resacca passed through snake creek gap five mile through & camped & camped 1/2 miles on this side October 17. To day we lay and rest. the Baggage of the 4 & 14th Corps are passing; Just came up from Atlanta October 18. Started on the road leading to Rome. Marched about 18 miles and Camped for the night. We passed over some of the best plantation that we have in the State ― 35
October 19. Passed through Tredaway Gap; marched five mile & camped for the night Thursday October 20. Marched to Gaylisville Dis. 8 mile & camped for the night. The Rebs are Reported to be at Decater Alabama Crossed the Alabama line October 21. Laying in camp all quiet October 22. In Camp near Gaylisville Sunday October 23. Sunday Inspection In Camp October 24. Moved 1/2 a mile and camped for the night All seems to be quiet in front ― 36
October 25. moved camp crossed the Cusa river went to Cedar Bluff Dis 3 1/2 mile and camped. The 3 Div. went to Centerville on a recinoyter Dis 8 mile made no discoveries October 26. Laying in Camp at Cedar Bluff, received a mail October 27. Sill in Camp no movements of notice October 28. At noon received orders to march croassed the and marched 8 mile in an NorthEast Direction from Centerville and Camped for the night October 29. Left at six Oclock A.M. crossed the Alab line about three Oclock, marched to spring and Camped Dis 19 mile; This is a beutiful little village October 30. Marched five mile North of Rome & Camped for the nigth Dis about nineteen (19) miles ― 37
October 31. Marched to Calhoon Dis. 20 mile and camped for the night November 1. Marched to Resacca took dinner and from there to Tilton Dis 13 mile & camped with the prospect of going on the train but did not November 2. marched to Dalton Dis 7 mile it was very wet & muddy camped with the prospect of taking the train November 3. Still wating on the train but did not get off this day November 4. Wating on the train November 5. not off yet ― 38
November 6. Took the Cars at five Oclock & went to Chattanooga. Stoped about Eleven Oclock & drew rations November 7. Moved on reached Nashville about two Oclock in the morning Raining constantly Tuesday November 8. To day is Presidential Election the Boys are all gay. Some whisky the track. Our Poled 414 votes & 13 Wednesday November 9. At Franklin 18 mile South East of Nashville moved 9 mile futher to a little town called Spring hill & camped the R.R. bridge being destroyed November 10. Laying in Camp Feasting on freash Pork & Potatoes November 11. In Camp ― 39
November 12. A detachment went some six mile on a Reconnyter returned in Evening Sunday November 13. Left Spring Hill for Columbia Arrived at Columbia about four Oclock & camped for the night November 14. Left Columbia & marched to Minville Dis 16 mile & camped for the night November 15. Marched to within two mile of Polaski & camped Dis 12 mile November 16. In camp near Polaski November 17. In camp near Polaski ― 40
November 18. In Camp near Polaski, wet, cold, and rainy November 19. In Camp near Polaski wet & rainy November 20. Near Polaski got orders to draw five days rations & be in readiness to march November 21. Left Polaski early in the morning and marched to Minville by 12 Oclock Halted took dinner & camped for the night Dis 12 mile November 22. Near Polaski under marching orders ^This is for the & what is wrote in Pag 22 is for 22nd November 23. Left Minville about four Oclock in the Eve marched 9 mile toward Columbia camped at 8 Oclock It was very cold & has been for the past three days & nights I did not sleep any It was to cold Pardney on Picket ― 41
November 24. Left camp before day Hood Reported to be as near as Columbia as we reached Col. about 8 Oclock AM The Rebs wer driving our Cavalry Our Brig Repulsed them & put up works November 25. To day the Rebs are trying our strength, drove our skirmishers a short Dis. considerable of canonading in the afternoon 2 Oclock at night our Brig crossed the River Novemebr 26. The Rebs come into town but could not cross Dusk river. Brisk skirmishing all day Sunday November 27. Lay half a mile to the rear of the river Considerable of skirmishing all day Monday November 28. Moved down near the river and built works. Received a good shelling but did no damage November 29. Still behind our works considerable of of firing on both sides Retreated to Franklin reached there four Oclock AM ― 42
November 30. Put up works At four Oclock the Rebs 2 Div strong charged our works the firing continued some four hours Cleborns Div was badly cut up. Crossed Haspeth River & retreated 8 mile December 1. Marched to Nashville Promiscuously Encamped December 2. Moved behind works Rebs are forming their lines some two mile from the city But no demonstration made by the Rebs December 3. Still behind our works Considerable of skirmishing in front ― 43
December 15. Our Div. moved out and filled the works with convalescents. Moved to our right & broke the Rebles left Cavalry in our advance & took six peaces of artilery. We took position & works wet & rainy December 16. All quiet until two Oclock when the 16th Corps broke their line on the left center & our Brigade charged took 8 peaces of Artilery completely demoralizing the Rebs Captured some three thousand. Campin in their works Raining December 17. Orders to march at 8 Oclock but was delayed by the train marched some 3 mile & done most of that after dark The worst marching our Brig ever done Raining ― 44
December 18. Marched to the Franklin pike one mile Issued rations & moved on to within one mile of Franklin & camped Wet & Raining December 19. Marched in the afternoon & camped to the left of the battle ground at Franklin. The Reble left fifteen hundred wounded Rainy December 20. Marched to Spring Hill Dis 12 mile camped for the night Raining ― 45
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Placenta Previa
Placenta Previa describes a condition where the placenta lies in the lower half of the uterus and either lies totally over or partially over your cervix.
While many women have a low-lying placenta early in pregnancy, with the expansion of the uterus throughout pregnancy, approximately 95% of all cases naturally resolve as the placenta moves into the upper half of the uterus.
Placenta Previa has several degrees of severity including:
- Complete Previa – where the placenta covers the entire cervix
- Partial Previa – where the placenta partially covers the cervix
- Marginal Previa – where the placenta just touches, as opposed to covers, the cervix
With placenta covering the cervix – partially or totally – it is usually not possible for women with Placenta Praevia to give birth by vaginal delivery.
Causes of Placenta Previa
Placenta Previa is a condition that effects one in 200 pregnancies and the major causes of the condition are:
- Scarring of the endometirum (uterine lining)
- Abnormalities of the endometrium such as fibroids
- A pregnancy with multiple babies
- Low-lying impantation of the fertilised egg
Symptoms of Placenta Previa
With today's high standard of ante-natal care, it is unusual for a pregnant woman to be unaware of her condition if she has Placenta Previa, as the position of the placenta is routinely checked during ultrasound.
But symptoms of Placenta Previa do appear and they generally include bleeding spontaneously. This bleeding is usually painless and can be caused by coughing, sneezing, exertion such as lifting objects and sexual intercourse. Bleeding due to Placenta Previa usually occurs in late pregnancy because the bottom of the uterus thins and spreads to accommodate the size of the baby
Like any bleeding during pregnancy, you should get this checked out by a healthcare professional.
Diagnosis of Placenta Previa
Diagnosis of Placenta Previa usually occurs after an ultrasound. Should you have the condition, it is recommended that you avoid internal examinations as this offset additional bleeding.
Treatment of Placenta Previa
Placenta Previa will only resolve itself at the delivery of both baby and placenta. Until that time, depending on how severe your condition is, you may be advised to:
- Only undertake gentle physical activity
- Have another ultrasound at 28 – 34 weeks of pregnancy to check on any possible movement of your placenta
- Avoid any activity that may cause uterine contractions such as sexual intercourse or orgams
- Restrict movement and be confined to bed rest
- Be hospitalised where you and your baby will have ongoing monitoring
- Have your baby delivered by caesarean section
Complications associated with Placenta Previa
While Placenta Previa is usually diagnosed early and monitored closely to ensure the wellbeing of both mother and baby, occasionally there are complications that can potentially be very serious. These include:
- Shock from the loss of blood
- Haemorrhaging of the mother
- Blood loss for the baby
- Foetal distress from the loss of oxygen through the placenta
- Emergency delivery
- Premature birth
- Hysterectomy, if the placenta doesn't separate from the uterine lining
- Possible death
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- 1 cup fresh orange chunks
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons reduced-calorie mayonnaise
- 1 teaspoon oregano leaves, crushed
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1 teaspoon salt
Cook pasta in salted water according to package directions; drain and rinse under cold water.
Place pasta in a large bowl along with spinach, radishes and orange.
In a small bowl combine olive oil, vinegar, mayonnaise, oregano, garlic and salt. Pour over pasta mixture.
Sprinkle capers, if desired. Serve immediately or cover and refrigerate up to 3 hours.
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Gamers will complete challenges such as Band Streak, High Score and Power Challenge, which allows players to choose any two warrior powers they have unlocked to try and earn ridiculously high scores, to rank up and unlock more rewards and content than ever before. All-new Challenge Leaderboards have been created in order to capture the outrageous scores that are capable with Quickplay+.
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Category Archives: Videos
Sat, Dec 07, 2013 | 16:48 GMT
Free-to-Play on PS4: VG247 takes a look at Blacklight: Retribution
Blacklight: Retribution launched this week on PlayStation 4, and VG247′s Sam Clay decided to have a go at Zombie Studio's free-to-play shooter. He also provides information on how much the micro-transactions in the game will cost you. Hit up the video below and be on the look out for Sam's next installment of Free-to-Play on PlayStation 4.
Fri, Dec 06, 2013 | 14:30 GMT
Omerta – City of Gangsters has new DLC available for PC called The Japanese Incentive
Omerta – City of Gangsters has a new batch of DLC available for PC called The Japanese Incentive along with a free update adding improved AI, five new buildings and general gameplay fixes.
Fri, Dec 06, 2013 | 04:38 GMT
War of the Vikings free this weekend with new gameplay mode, weapon
War of the Vikings, Fatshark's in-beta followup to War of the Roses, is open to all comers this weekend, and even has some new content to show off.
Thu, Dec 05, 2013 | 20:57 GMT
Super Time Force announced for Xbox One, release moved into 2014
Super Time Force, the insane time-traveling run'n gun platformer from Capybara Games, will release on Xbox One the firm has announced. It will be published via the ID@Xbox program, and to accommodate the Xbox One version, the release date has been moved to 2014. The game was originally slated for release on Xbox 360 this year, but both versions will now hit "a few months into 2014." A video below shows off new footage in the game, as well as a look at Capy's other game in development, Below. Thanks, Gematsu.
Thu, Dec 05, 2013 | 20:06 GMT
Stick it to the Man releasing on Steam later this month
Stick it to the Man, developed by Swedish team Zoink Games and published by Ripstone, will be released on PC through Steam later this month. The game is already available for PS3 and Vita. In the game, players explore a world make of stickers and paper while helping Ray, who has awoken from a bizarre accident and now has a pink spaghetti arm sticking out of his brain. The dialogue was written by Adventure Time writer Ryan North. The launch trailer is below. The game releases on PC December 13.
Thu, Dec 05, 2013 | 17:42 GMT
Tom Clancy's The Division teaser trailer is a 24 second look at the Snowdrop Engine
Tom Clancy's The Division has been given a teaser trailer, which gives you a 24 second look at the game's Snowdrop Engine. What's more, the publisher has promised a full look at the trailer on Monday, December 9. Watch the teaser below courtesy of Gematsu.
Thu, Dec 05, 2013 | 16:48 GMT
Sir, You are Being Hunted December update introduces the Poacher
Big Robot has announced the alpha test for Sir, You are Being Hunted, available on Steam and via the Humble Store, has reached its "Teapot" milestone. You can watch a video detailing the December update below, which addresses issues raised by players, and "introduces the long-awaited Poacher character." This is the seventh update since the start of the alpha.
Thu, Dec 05, 2013 | 16:36 GMT
Dark DLC Cult of the Dead now available for PC, Xbox 360
Dark, Realmforge's blood-spattered, vampiric stealth action title, has some new DLC available. Titled 'Cult of the Dead' is now available for PC and Xbox 360. You can check out the launch trailer for the content below, which provides a look at the new environments and enemies the protagonist, Eric Bane, will encounter. Players will be tasked with finding the Book of the Dead, play through five new maps in challenge mode, face the Sniper, and try to best the new boss: the Cultist. It will run you $5.99/£3.99/€4.99.
Thu, Dec 05, 2013 | 16:25 GMT
Ace Combat: Infinity's beta will start next week in Japan
Ace Combat: Infinity's beta will start next week on December 12 and run through December 18 in Japan. The tester includes online co-op battles, single-player campaign mode, and a tutorial for Test Flight Mode. Aircraft can also be customized and save data will transfer over to the full game when it goes live later this month. A beta video is below. Ace Combat: Infinity is the series' first foray into free-to-play, and is being published by Namco-Bandai on PlayStation 3 before the end of the year. Thanks, Gematsu.
Thu, Dec 05, 2013 | 17:11 GMT
The Last Door episodic point-and-click adventure greenlit on Steam
The Last Door, the episodic point-and-click adventure title successfully funded through Kickstarter back in December 2012, has been greenlit on Steam – as noted last night. Even so, the team continues to seek funding for the fourth episode in the series.
Thu, Dec 05, 2013 | 14:56 GMT
The Banner Saga's latest "Rough Guide" video focuses on combat
The Banner Saga gameplay details have been released by Stoic. In the firm's second "Rough Guide" video, the team gives you tips on combat. Highlights of the video include an overview of the hero stats a player should keep an eye on: armor, strength, willpower, exertion and break.The Banner Saga is currently in development and will be released on January 14 for PC and Mac.
Thu, Dec 05, 2013 | 14:24 GMT
Xbox One video shows you some tips and tricks
Microsoft's Major Nelson has posted a tips and tricks video for Xbox One, which shows a few shortcuts and other nifty actions. Hit it up below.
Thu, Dec 05, 2013 | 14:21 GMT
Final Fantasy 10/10-2 HD Remaster videos show Blitzball, Wakka and Rikku
Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster videos have been released by Square Enix. Each one highlights something different: Battle, Blitzball, Holy Springs, and character Wakka and Rikku. There are five in all. The videos follow clips published last week featuring Lulu, Yuna, and the Fields. We've re-posted them for you below. Final Fantasy 10/10-2 HD Remaster is slated for a March release. Thanks, Gematsu.
Wed, Dec 04, 2013 | 20:00 GMT
Yakuza Restoration video shows katana and dual wielding gameplay
Yakuza Restoration – known in Japan as Yakuza Ishin – will feature gamplay elements other than just beating up enemies. According to a new video released, featuring producer Masayoshi Yokoyama and designer Shinnosuke Hirasawa, the game will also contains some dungeon crawling. Yakuza aficionados needn't worry though: combat will remain similar to previous games in ther series, only with a feudal Japan twist. In the video, you will see two-handed fighting using a katana, and dual-wield sword and pistol moves. The game launches in Japan on February 22 for PS4, PS3 and PS Vita. Thanks, Siliconera.
Wed, Dec 04, 2013 | 17:44 GMT
Toki Tori to release on PS3 through PSN December 17
Playlogic and Two Tribes are bringing Toki Tori to the PlayStation Network later this month.
Wed, Dec 04, 2013 | 17:35 GMT
Starbound goes into public beta today, new trailer released
Starbound has gone into beta and will be made available on Steam later today, and you can also still pre-order the title from its official website. The beta will be released in three stages. The procedurally-generated sandbox title is expected for release on Vita and pulled in over $1 million in pre-orders. The beta trailer is below.
Wed, Dec 04, 2013 | 17:16 GMT
Zen Pinball 2 will release for PlayStation 4 later this month
Zen Pinball 2 will release for PlayStation 4 later this month, Zen Studios has announced. It will come with a selection of tables from the previous generation's table library, and if you already own these tables on PS3 or PS Vita, they will be made available as a free download for PS4.
Wed, Dec 04, 2013 | 16:31 GMT
The Wolf Among Us will be released later today on the iOS App Store
The Wolf Among Us will be released later today on the iOS App Store, Telltale has announced. Along with the news, the firm has released a new behind the scenes video feature called "Exploring the World of Fables." The Wolf Among Us Season Premiere episode, Faith, will run you $4.99 on iOS and the full season multi-pack will run you $14.99.
Wed, Dec 04, 2013 | 15:03 GMT
Guild Wars 2′s Wintersday event is returning December 10 along with a balance update
Guild Wars 2′s Wintersday event is returning to Tyria, as is the toy making inventor Tixx. The festival starts December 10 and lasts for six-weeks. A balance update will also be included in the content patch. A video announcement and more information is below.


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October 27th 2010
CLAIR LOOMAN Jr.
Clair Stanley Looman Jr., 80, died Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010 at the VA Medical Center.
Funeral services are Thursday at 2 p.m. at Melrose Baptist Church with Rev. Wayne Long officiating. Burial followed at Melrose Baptist Cemetery under the direction of Stricklin-King Funeral Home.
Mr. Looman was born Dec. 8, 1929 in East Liverpool to Clair S. Looman Sr. and Maude Brooks Looman. He was a lifelong bricklayer and managed Delta Brick & Tile in Indianola for 18 years before moving to Yazoo City. He also taught bricklaying at Mississippi Delta Community College. He was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force.
He was preceded in death by his brothers, Holly Looman and Robert Looman; and his sisters, Connie Looman, Eilene Walton and Marcella Garn.
Survivors include his wife, Helen Looman of Yazoo City; two daughters, Joyce Howell (Ken) of Greenville and Jerrie McClain (Richard) of Houston, Texas; a son, Chey Fulgham; five grandchildren, Randy Brasier, Tommy Brasier, Megan Langdon, Casey Langdon and Kenneth Howell Jr.
Memorials may be made to a charity of your choice.
Mary Ann Strong, 57, died Friday, Oct. 22, 2010 at Baptist Medical Center in Jackson.
Funeral services will be Friday at 11 a.m. at St Matthew Church of God in Christ with visitation between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Burial will follow at Day Cemetery under the direction of Knight & Lindsey Funeral Home.
Mrs. Strong was born March 25, 1953 in Yazoo County to the late Fannie M. Price and John Price. She was an active member of Lintonia Chapel Seventh-Day Adventist Church.
She was preceded in death by brothers, June Pitford, Walter Price of Chicago, Charlie L. Price, Homer Price, Vernon Price and Willie Earl "Pewee" Price, of Yazoo City, Isaac "Louis" Price Sr. of Yazoo County; and also a baby daughter, Veronica Strong.
Survivors include her husband, Charlie Strong Jr., three daughters, Cynthia Diandra Strong of Philadelphia, Pa, Charlotte Yvette Brown (Michael) of Yazoo City, Yolanda Marice Strong of Alexandria, Va.; a step-daughter, Sheletta Mitchell of Jackson; four grandchildren and two step-grandchildren; two sisters, Edith Richardson of Yazoo City and Janie (Charlie) Whisenton of Thornton; two brothers, Herbert Priest of Yazoo City and Earnest (Betty) Price of Chicago.
Serving as pallbearers are Henry H. Priest, Jr., Calvin Priest, Alexis Blunt, Clifton Strong, Adrian Price and Marius Price. Honorary Pallbearers are H. Herbert Priest Sr. and Earnest Price.
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Certificate in Business Development and Innovation
Developing business in new markets delivers the greatest return on investment of any business development strategy. The key to business development is to have the right mindset, skillset and toolset. The professional development programs included in the Certificate in Business Development and Innovation address all three. By attending them you will build and refine capabilities to grow your business.
The five eight-hour programs comprising the Kent State Certificate in Business Development and Innovation include:
- Actionable Insights from Market Data
- Value Proposition and Positioning
- Value-based Pricing
- Segmentation
- The Critical Front-end of the Innovation Process and New Offering Generation
These one-day programs can be taken as single topic events to develop one competency or you can complete all five to receive the Kent State Certificate in Business Development and Innovation.
Who should attend?
Individuals and teams responsible for any element of market, new product or business development and its leadership: product managers and those responsible for developing new products, services or markets. The programs are ideal for team participation.
The Innovation Process and New Offering Generation
Facilitator: Pam Roach
The design, management and implementation of your innovation process should be based upon the needs and wants of your key markets. This multifunctional team approach increases your likelihood of success and accelerates the time to commercialization. The output of this market-driven approach is a business-attractive project ready for final product development and commercial launch preparation.
You will learn how to:
- Frame your innovation idea into its elements
- Use secondary market data to justify the value of each concept
- Prioritize concepts to plan your next steps
Pre-work: Become familiar with your organization's commercialization process. Come prepared with elevator speech on markets in which your organization plans to grow and how you think you will get there. (Nothing proprietary is expected. However, you will have the opportunity to discuss it with the instructor in private.)
Times available:
- Tuesday, May 6, 2014; 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Twinsburg - $395
Facilitator: Pam Roach
Many organizations are challenged by segmentation and do not do it well. Segmentation enables you to prioritize your resources on the customers who value what you offer. This program teaches you how to go beyond demographics and sales history approach to segmentation. You will learn how to use other factors like behavior (past and future) as well as the value for your offering to establish actionable segmentation schema.
Prework: Be prepared to share how your organization does segmentation today.
Times available:
- Tuesday, April 29, 2014; 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Twinsburg - $395
Marketing Analytics - Actionable Insights from Market Data
Facilitator: Ron Sullivan
Obtain and utilize market data to revitalize your value proposition; reposition your products, strengthen your marketing channel and achieve optimum price to grow your current business. You can make market-driven business decisions and do 'what if' scenario analysis using the Excel-based analysis tool shared in the program. You will learn how data can be used to develop the business case for commercializing new offerings, as well as improving your marketing of existing ones.
Times available:
- Tuesday, March 11, 2014, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m, Twinsburg - $395
Value-based Pricing
Facilitator: Ron Sullivan
To successfully price a new offering or optimize your pricing for existing offerings, you need to both understand and measure value created into an 'easy to understand and communicate' offering; and then capture a fair share of the value through value pricing. You'll learn to operationalize the value pricing concept, by internalizing the 3C's (Create value – Communicate value – Capture value) into the thinking and behavior of the entire marketing and selling organization. There are two parts to the program, the first describing what value pricing is and its interaction with the 3C's. The second part is how to actually measure value created and translate it into value pricing proposals and actions.
Prework: Bring an outline of how pricing is generated in your organization today.
Times available:
- Tuesday, March 18, 2014; 8:30 a.m.-4:30p.m., Twinsburg - $395
Value Proposition and Positioning
Facilitator: Pam Roach
Strong and profitable value propositions create the link between customer value and customer behavior. The most successful organizations have clear and concise statements of 'what's in it for me' from the customer's perspective. In this program you will learn how to make your existing value propositions more compelling and differentiated or build a differentiated value proposition for a new offering. Positioning is the process of establishing and maintaining a perception of an offering in the minds of target segment members. You will explore positioning and repositioning alternatives for your offering whether it currently exists or it is about to be commercialized.
Prework: Bring your current value proposition and insights about your target customer.
Times available:
- Tues., April 8, 2014; 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Twinsburg - $395
Leadership Mindset to Unleash Growth
Facilitator: Ron Sullivan
Teach you how to lead a market-driven business development process.
Align with what participants learn in the five-day Kent State University Certificate in Business Development and Innovation
You are probably asked: "Why isn't our organization growing at the rate we would like it to?" Solutions to the challenge fall into three general categories:
Leadership Mindset
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· Focus: Resource to win
· Simplify: Do not get bogged down
· Validate an opportunity early: Know if you can make money before investing
· Involve multiple functions: Join marketing and technical professionals at the hip
· Actively engage your teams: Set the market-driven direction, overcome obstacles and unleash teams
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