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Anyone read this? It's by Max Brooks, the same guy that wrote the zombie survival guide. I started reading it last week. It's really creepy and very realistic. If I didn't know better I'd swear I was reading actual acounts of a real war. I highly recommend it.
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World War Z: An Oral History Of The Zombie War
WWZPansFlute on Sunday, February 21, 2010 - 4:37am
Yeah, it was good and very realistic and detailed. It'd be interesting to see someone tackle making a film version - then again they probably couldn't do it justice, since it is so broad in it's vision. Maybe a miniseries on cable, like the Rome one. I got the book expecting it to be a tongue-in-cheek satire like Survival Guide but damned if Brooks didn't go serious on that one.
RE:WWZjoestoutenger on Sunday, February 21, 2010 - 4:49am
I got a torrent thats been taking it's sweet ass time of WWZ..in PDF..benn trying to find audio-book of it on line I can snag using torrents..from what I hear it's a real rush..we'll see....
World War Zdelboy on Wednesday, March 3, 2010 - 6:08pm
One of the best reads around totally absorbing like a real war scenario excellent
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A thick fog enveloped Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officer Bob Geving's pickup truck last Saturday morning as he consulted his map.
"The turn should be someplace right up here," he said as we crept along Highway 68 east of Judson in the pre-dawn.
A few yards ahead, a township road materializing out of the fog that had erased all visual reckoning points.
There were a few more twists and turns along this gravel road until we climbed out of the river valley and the fog gave way to crystal clear skies.
At an intersection and after one more check of his map, he climbed out of the truck and surveyed the sky. He leaned over to touch the roadside vegetation that hung heavy with dew. "Perfect conditions for the survey," he said. "Heavy dew, clear sky, no wind."
Geving was conducting what since 1939 has been an annual ritual for many DNR conservation officers and wildlife managers in Minnesota.
During early August, the DNR conducts a comprehensive roadside wildlife survey by having COs and wildlife managers drive about 130, pre-determined, 25-mile routes through farmland Minnesota to count the numbers and species of wildlife seen along the way.
While the counts have been focused mainly on determining the relative abundance of pheasants, biologists use the results to determine the state of other wildlife as well.
At sunrise, map and survey sheet in his lap, binoculars on the dash, Geving put the truck in gear and rolled along at a leisurely 15 miles an hour, looking for pheasants that had moved to the gravel road to escape the heavy dew.
During the 2011 surveys, Geving said only handful of pheasants were counted on the routes he drove, an outcome that wasn't unexpected given the severity of the previous winter and a cool, wet spring that hampered nesting.
But this year, after an exceedingly mild winter and a warm, relatively dry spring, there is optimism that pheasants might regain at least some of the ground they lost the previous year.
However, at least on this route, things weren't too encouraging. In spite of perfect census conditions, Geving spotted only one pheasant — a lonely rooster — at mile 17 southwest of Lake Crystal.
At mile 21, three hen wild turkeys and their mingled broods of a dozen or so poults eased out of the path of the approaching truck and melted into the roadside vegetation.
Two miles later, three toms — two of them sporting paint brush-thick beards — dashed across the roadway.
But otherwise, except for the scores of mourning doves that loafed in the roadway or on utility lines along the route, that was the sum total of wildlife tallied.
Certainly, it would be unrealistic to expect that the dramatic losses suffered during the winter of 2010-12 would be made up in a single year of more favorable weather.
And admittedly, this particular route was lined with row crops and many ditches that had been mowed — hardly optimum pheasant habitat.
But the route also ran along several Federal Waterfowl Production Areas and Wildlife Management Areas that had excellent cover.
Not to tally a single brood of pheasants was, in a word, disheartening.
There's always a chance the results were an anomaly. Perhaps a vehicle had traveled the route minutes before, scattering any pheasant broods back into the thick cover.
Or that in spite of Geving's scrutiny while creeping along the township roads, perhaps a brood escaped detection.
The results of Geving's survey, along with others, will filter back to the Farmland Wildlife Research Unit near Madelia where the numbers will be crunched to determine the state of pheasants for the upcoming hunting season.
And in a few weeks, the DNR will release the results of the annual exercise.
But whatever the outcome, when it comes to hunting pheasants in Minnesota, there is always one certainty — along with a shotgun and some shells, it's always a good idea to carry a good supply of optimism.
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A 10-year-old autistic child was found safe Friday afternoon, and the child's parents received misdemeanor citations as a result.
Whitley County Sheriff Colan Harrell said the child was found in underclothes wandering in a culvert on KY 92 across the highway from his parents' residence, which is located on Highway 2792 East.
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With the landscape of Zion National Park, Utah, in the background, Team Oregon Trail stopped at the Historic Pioneer Lodge to use the internet and get directions to Los Angeles, California. For these modern-day pioneers, the air-conditioned lodge was a welcome relief from the heat of southern Utah.
In their online journal, team Grads Without Borders writes that "life issues, whether big or small, are best dealt with by gaining perspective. Stepping back from a problem in order to see it differently can be an invaluable action. We have witnessed hospitality across the country, each time in a different way than the last."
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Joining Ong on team Grads Without Borders were Kelly Racer '07, Faith Watts '07, and Megan Wolf '07. The four recent graduates spent almost three weeks on the road, with stops in places like the Badlands of South Dakota; Boulder, Colorado; and Nashville, Tennessee. Among their many adventures, Grads Without Borders successfully fried pancakes over an open fire at Yellowstone National Park, battled mosquitoes in Michigan, and nearly crossed the Canadian border by mistake. Along the way, they conducted interviews with people like Shane Claiborne, founder of The Simple Way; Helen Ward, an immigrant from Zimbabwe; Ronald Sider, founder of Evangelicals for Social Action; and Bud Dixon, a pastor and civil rights activist who marched with Martin Luther King Jr.
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After a surprising meteor shower sent meteorites crashing on sonic speeds in the Ural mountains of Russia, injuring thousands, the Russian military said Wednesday it will develop technology to shoot them down before the hit Earth.
Russia's Aerospace Defense Forces said it did not shoot down the surprise meteorite on Feb 15, but it will in the future. Military commander Major General Igor Makushev said the military will develop a series of measures aimed at protecting Russia from falling meteorites and other dangerous space objects. "The Aerospace Defense Forces have been ordered to handle this issue and come up with a plan to protect Russia from these 'space travelers,'" Makushev told Ria Novosti newswire on Wednesday.
NASA estimated the meteorite was roughly 50 feet (15 meters) in diameter when it entered Earth's atmosphere, travelling faster than the speed of sound, and exploded into a fireball brighter than the sun. Amateur video show by Russian television depicted a white streak of light like the cloud from a jetliner quickly expanding to a large white ball that eventually sent shock waves throughout the city of Chelyabinsk. None of the existing celestial tracking systems, either Russian or American, detected the meteor until it entered the atmosphere," Director of the Astronomy Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences Boris Shustov told the newswire.
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Rock, entering Earth's atmosphere, burning itself up as it streaks at 33,000 mph that it creates plasma, which was at one point 50+ feet across, will be shot down?
With what…an x-ray laser that can physically track in real-time, an object faster than the fastest known experimental plane in the world?
And what of the fragments of the even-larger rock, that didn't have the chance to burn up in the atmosphere?
And what of the satellites in space, within the beam spread of that x-ray laser?
Apparently people have taken Missile Command too literally.
This is clearly bluster. The meter was traveling at around mach 50. Way faster than they can shoot down. And if they hit it, what happens? It still explodes.
how do you shoot down a meteor? Its already falling…
The meteor was not detected until it started to burn up in the Earth's atmosphere. It was traveling at 33,000 mph, far faster than any bullet, or missile that any country on this planet has. The only thing that could hit it, would be a laser. But, I doubt that the Russians would have enough time to even try and lock-in a laser weapon upon a meteor headed towards the ground. The Russians are merely providing lip-service with their claim to stop future meteor strikes.
Landing on an asteroid is do-able (but still very hard), primarily because the orbit is known well in advance. And also because we get to be picky about which asteroid to land on. We can't just pick an arbitrary rock right now, things have to be just right.
Deflection technology, if it is to be developed also depends on early detection.
Shooting down things once they have already hit the atmosphere is way too late.
It would seem a bit 'far fetched' to think that any Military would be capable on detecting, intercepting and destroying any celestial body traveling at MACH plus.
In the immortal words of General Buck Turgindson "Mr. President, if I may speak freely, the Russkie talks big, but frankly, we think he's short of know how. I mean, you just can't expect a bunch of ignorant peons to understand a machine like some of our boys."
How did this make it past the editors? "Russia Military To Shoot Down Meteorites"- is the headline, but it should read "Russia Military To Shoot Down METEORS". Meteorites are what's left when a meteor hits the ground. The military wants to shoot meteors so all that's left is a bunch of small rocks that would burn up, or leave behind small meteorites that would do less damage.
Lasers are not going to shoot anything down, especially meteorites. Sorry!


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Wednesday, December 06, 2006Valparaiso University director of athletics Mark LaBarbera has announced that Michelle Mahoney has been named as the Crusaders' new head women's tennis coach.
Mahoney played collegiately at Siena College, where she was a four-year letterwinner for the Saints. She was a team captain from 1993-1995 and was named the team's Most Valuable Player in 1994. She finished her career playing both #1 singles and doubles for Siena.
?Michelle brings a great deal of energy to our tennis program," LaBarbera said. ?I am excited for her to take over and continue the success that our program has had in recent years."
Mahoney also spent time at Siena helping teach at the Saints' summer camps. In addition, she trained at the Bollettieri Tennis Academy during high school.
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I finally broke down & got us annual passes although I was planning to just get seasonal ones since the black out dates are during the busiest times at the parks anyways & I figured the entire summer blackout was fine with me since I absolutely detest spending time out in the humidity here. However, once arriving at the ticket counter to purchase our resident discount tickets via the bases tickets & travel office, they explained to me that the Seasonal passes did not include parking which was $14.00 a day.
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We were intending to go to Hollywood Studio's for Star Wars Weekend but ended up at Magic Kingdom for the day instead. Magic Kingdom is laid out almost identically to California's Disneyland, which I've been to countless times.
We had an incredible time with the girls & managed to pretty much explore the entire park although not all the rides due to height restrictions & lengthy wait times. Alanna is officially tall enough now to ride most of the roller coasters & she really wanted to do Splash Mountain. Unfortunately, Brooklynn is still about 2 or 3 inches too short & despite their closeness in age the rules are rules & they wouldn't let her on the ride. Roy was going to take Alanna on a coaster with him while Brooklynn & I did something else but it didn't work out this visit as we quickly ran out of time. So next time!
It was also apparently "Gay Days 2011" at Magic Kingdom & this was proudly sported by an entire sea of red shirt wearing people that were everywhere. Roy & I actually felt like we were the ones sticking out being one of the few not wearing red on Saturday.
It was sort of funny how we came to discover what was going on. As we were walking up to the Monorail to catch a ride to the Magic Kingdom entrance I saw a number of men ahead of us who clearly "looked" gay. I didn't think much of it until I saw a few more who made the ride to the entrance with us. Then, when we got off the Monorail & started making our walk to the gate I saw even more of them holding hands & walking in front of us so I whispered to Roy, who was oblivious, that "there's a lot of Gay people here today".
He asked how I knew & I nodded over at the hand holders while mentioning that they were about the 10th people I'd seen in the last 10 minutes so there must be some sort of bus load of them or something making a group visit & then we shrugged it off, showed our tickets at the entrance & wandered into Magic Kingdom in search of the bathrooms. I took the girls in & when we emerged Roy says to me "Ok… there's not just a few of them, they're everywhere & all in red shirts!". I hadn't even noticed the shirts strangely enough but as I looked around it became immediately apparent that there were indeed red shirted people EVERYWHERE.
That's how we discovered "Gay Day's @ Disney".
We had a really fun time & I definitely can't wait to go again & check out one of the other parks. The girls did awesome & walked all of Magic Kingdom with us. We didn't even need to rent a stroller although I think I will next time as they definitely did get super tuckered out with not just the walking but the heat too so I think having a stroller for them to relax in under a sun shade for a bit every now & then would be a good thing.
We had a delicious although very expensive dinner & as the sun went down it became absolutely beautiful for walking around the park. As we were leaving we caught a little bit of the evening parade which the girls thoroughly enjoyed.
They're definitely at the perfect age to start going more often & are already asking when they can go see Micky Mouse again….
Ahhh… Disney truly is a magical place


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The Finney County Genealogical Society will meet from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday in the Kansas Room at the Finney County Public Library, 605 E. Walnut St.
Stan Smith will give the lesson "Did Your Ancestor Make A Living On Or By A Canal?"
Visitors are welcome.
Alpha Zeta
Alpha Zeta met Aug. 19 at Anita Gottsponer's home, with Rachel Livermore as the co-hostess. Nine members were in attendance. Nancy Derryberry was a guest of Carol Dechants.
Officers for this year are: Gottsponer, president; Maxine Atkinson, vice president; Mary Ann Johnson, secretary; Angela Tabor, treasurer; and Livermore and Patsy Jenks, education.
The District G meeting will be held Oct. 19 in Garden City with Alpha Zeta as hosts. A meeting site is yet to be chosen, but there will be an October Fest theme.
The chapter will help with the Holiday Home Tour held in November. The event is sponsored by Russell Child Development.
After the meeting was adjourned, members enjoyed wine, tea and cake.
Senior center pinochle
Donna Preston won high in the four tables of senior center pinochle played Wednesday at the Senior Center of Finney County, 907 N. 10th St. Second place went to Leonard Yardley. Neva Maxfield took third.
If interested in playing, call 272-3620.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha Kansas State Board, hosted by members of District G, met for their summer leadership meeting Aug. 23 to 25 at the Grant County Civic Center in Ulysses.
Members from Alpha Zeta, Garden City, in attendance were Anita Gottsponer, Rachel Livermore, Janene Radke, Patsy Jenks, Vi Fry, Suzy Fletcher and Mary Ann Johnson.
Cyndi Ewy, workshop coordinator and leadership chair, hosted a mini workshop titled "How To Tie Your Scarf." Demonstrations of scarf tying were given by Stephanie Castillo of the Grant County Extension Office.
The Care Connection Committee led a Hands-On Project to help those in need. Backpacks and school supplies were donated to schools in Scott City, Garden City, Liberal and Ulysses. Gift cards were donated for domestic violence/crisis centers in Garden City and Liberal.
ESA for St. Jude Senior Coordinator Sandie White told of her trip to St. Jude Children's Hospital and how ESA can help raise money to support this cause. She gave information to the membership on hosting math-a-thons, radio-a-thons and trike-a-thons. Donations were collected in a backpack to be filled with school supplies and presented to a child at St. Jude Children's Hospital.
An evening of entertainment was enjoyed by the membership as Galen and Robyn Pelton sang Broadway show tunes and hosted a sing-along. Funds were raised to support Kansas Care & Share and the Disaster Fund. These funds help ESA sisters in need during times of disaster in their communities.
Kansas State President Judy Ahrens of Manhattan presided over the Board of Directors meeting Sunday morning.
The next Kansas State Council Board of Directors meeting will be Nov. 1 to 3 at Heartspring in Wichita. This event will raise funds to support Heartspring, which is the Kansas State Philanthropic Project.
For more information on Kansas ESA, visit www.esaks.org. For more information on ESA International, visit www.epsilonsigmaalpha.org.


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Megan Munn of Decatur and Jeffrey Lee Jones of Meridian were married Saturday, Aug. 6, 2011, at Clarke Venable Baptist Church in Decatur, with Bros. Shaun Selman and Mark Vincent officiating.
Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Edward Munn of Decatur and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey David Jones of Meridian.
Grandparents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edward Munn of Decatur.
Grandparents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. William Cleve Jones of Meridian, and Mrs. Darrell Hamaker Dabria and the late Mr. Dave Paul Dabria of Sandestin, Fla.
Music for the ceremony was provided by Len Bobo, Dinah Lachney, Jeff Lane, Neil Marhs, Eileen McMullan, Keenan Selman and Leslie Williams.
The bride was given in marriage by her father.
Maid of honor was Cassie Munn of Decatur, sister of the bride. Other attendants were Julie Jones of Meridian, sister of the bridegroom; Ashton Lampton of Decatur, cousin of the bride; Calli Cumberland, Nicole Dunavant, Kristen Pillsbury and Chelsey Vincent.
Natalie Lampton, cousin of the bride, was flower girl.
The father of the bridegroom served as best man. Groomsmen were Jesse Adams, Derek Baas, Jared Fincher, Jonathon Geroux, Brian Reid, and Matthew Swan.
Levi Holliman, cousin of the bride, was ring bearer.
Wyatt and Payson Roberts of Louisville were ushers.Kiersten Selman and Katherine Marsh were program attendants.
A reception was held at the church.
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Cockeysville resident Maureen McBeth has won the 2012 Mercy Spirit Award for Leadership, according to a recent release.
"The Mercy Spirit Awards honor one staff member and one person in a leadership role who consistently demonstrates and personifies the values of The Sisters of Mercy and Catherine McAuley, Sisters' founder, " the release states.
McBeth works as a physical therapist—a Certified Lymphedema Therapist—at Mercy Medical Center in downtown Baltimore. She is also a program manager specializing in cancer care.
All nominees will be honored at a prayer service on Thursday, Nov. 15 with recipients receiving a plaque and monetary award, according to the release.
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Home sales in 2012 increased in Lower Merion and Narberth as well as in Montgomery County and southeastern Pennsylvania, according to a report from the real estate company Prudential Fox & Roach.
The company's statistics show the following:
Lower Merion
The township saw 765 home sales last year, up 22 percent from the 627 sales in 2011. The figure also represented a 33 percent increase over the 574 sales of 2009.
The median sale price ticked up, too, from $470,000 in 2011 to $497,000 in 2012.
The borough had 55 sales in 2012, up 25 percent from 2011's 44 sales. Both figures still are well short of the 102 sales seen in 2009.
Narberth's median home sale price increased year to year from $355,000 to $380,000.
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After two years of declines, MontCo saw a real estate resurgence in 2012 with 8,212 home sales, up 17 percent from the 7,011 sales in 2011. The county's previous sales figures were 7,343 in 2010 and 7,912 in 2009.
The county's median sale price of $245,000 did not change from 2011 to 2012.
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Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties combined had 35,894 home sales in 2012, up 14.5 percent from 2011. The total was just below 2009's total of 35,918.
The area's median sale price crept up from $213,000 in 2011 to $218,000 in 2012. Countywide medians were lower than than figure in Philadelphia and Delaware counties but higher in Bucks, Chester and Montgomery counties.
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It was announced on Wednesday, Feb. 20 that State Auditor Tom Schweich has started an audit in Macon County. The state auditor routinely audits counties that do not elect a county auditor.
According to Macon County Clerk Shirley Sims, this is just a normal process that takes place in Macon every two to four years.
"It is a wonderful thing really," said Sims. "It keeps us up-to-date on what needs to be done. We welcome the audit."
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With the Islanders not beginning real play until Friday -- although Rick DiPietro's preseason debut intrigues -- it would have been fun to spend all week chuckling, "Heh, the Rangers are 0-2 before...
The New York Islanders played from behind all night and couldn't catch up with their city rivals the New York Rangers, falling 4-2 as Marian Gaborik scored his 20th goal of the season.
The New York Islanders were outshot 47-28 by their city rivals as the Rangers rode to an unopposed 6-3 victory.
The New York Islanders and New York Rangers resume their rivalry at Madison Square Garden, with one seeking to play spoiler on the other's playoff hopes.
The New York Islanders fell 6-5 in a crazy Battle of New York affair that continues Friday night on the Rangers' home ice.
The Battle of New York resumes as the Islanders host the Rangers in the first of a home-and-home.
Why the New York Islanders - New York Rangers is the best rivalry in New York City sports.
In the final game of the season series, the Islanders blew a first-period 2-0 lead to allow the Rangers to keep playoff hopes alive.
The Islanders and Rangers meet for the fifth time this season, but now these bloody rivals are closer to contesting lottery position than they are to validating playoff hopes.
As that Puck Daddy link explains, some fans with misguided allegiances are organizing a "Fire Sather" rally March 7. That's a horrible idea, and every Islander fan who can should show up in Sather's defense, to support his continued contributions to the Rangers.
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Our weekly theater roundup features shows recommended by our reviewers as well as a listing of what's opening on major stages this weekend.
"Cloud 9," through Dec. 22 in the New Phoenix Theatre. ★★★½
From the review: "The New Phoenix Theatre has just opened [Caryl] Churchill's early career sex farce, 'Cloud 9," a wild, erotic, gender-bending story that crosses oceans and centuries. It's a hilarious, obscene romp populated with unforgettable, cartoonish characters, situational foolishness, sight gags and chase, but leaves room for messages: know thyself, respect others, ditch preconceived notions about people, be on the alert for double standards." --Ted Hadley
"Other Desert Cities," through Dec. 16 in the Kavinoky Theatre. ★★★½
From the review: "Baitz's play, unlike far more simplistic living room dramas like Yasmina Reza's 'God of Carnage,' is overloaded in the best possible way with emotional and political ammunition. It can be read from a strictly political angle, a strictly emotional one, or any combination of both. It says important things about mental illness, about apathy, about the need for a broader perspective than one was raised with, and about the use of dishonesty as the means to a laudable end – a deeply political notion if ever there was one." --Colin Dabkowski
"It WAS a Wonderful Life," through Jan. 5 in the chapel at Forest Lawn Cemetery. ★★★½
From the review: "The one-hour-plus presentation is less revue and more monologue cycle. It is built on the premise that the long-term residents of the famous Buffalo cemetery have come to share their holiday memories. What sounds like a morose, potentially morbid display of friendly ghosts and black-and-white nostalgia, is actually a delightfully salient little piece." --Ben Siegel
Also opening this week:
"The Holiday Guys: Happy Merry Hanu-Mas," tonight through Sunday in MusicalFare Theatre.
"The Best Christmas Pageant Ever," Friday through Dec. 16 in Theatre of Youth's Allendale Theatre.
"A Christmas Carol," tonight through Dec. 16 in the Alleyway Theatre.


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The Google Nexus 4 smartphone is back again in the Google Play online store after being sold out since early December.
The popular Android smartphone went on sale in November, but it's had trouble keeping up with the demand. When it first launched in early November, the phone sold out online within a matter of minutes.


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There are many other villages called Blackford in the UK. There is a larger village near Wedmore and another small one near Minehead (with the Dovecote) in Somerset as well as several in Scotland (Grampian, Aberdeenshire, West Dunbartonshire, Dumfries & Galloway and Tayside, Perth & Kinross) and also in Cumbria and Shropshire. Other similar named Blackford include Blackfordby, Blackfords, Blackford Bridge, Blackford Hill and Blackford Mill. Our village is a collection of around 30 dwellings. Blackford, Somerset, England, UK Postcode BA22 7E on the borders of South Somerset, Dorset (North), and Wiltshire and is near towns and villages including: Templecombe, Charlton Horethorne, Maperton, Holton, Sparkford, North Cadbury, South Cadbury, Compton Pauncefoot, Woolston, Yarlington, Yeovil, Wincanton, Castle Cary, Sherborne (Dorset), Mere (Wiltshire). A central map reference is ST 657 261.
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Hepatitis B is an inflammatory liver disease caused by the hepatitis B virus. This results in liver cell damage that can lead to cirrhosis and an increased risk of liver cancer. Transmission of the hepatitis B virus is by contact with blood and/or body fluids of the infectious person.
Perinatal hepatitis B is hepatitis B infection in an infant aged 1 month to 24 months of age who was born to a woman who has hepatitis B infection (either acute or chronic). Preventing hepatitis B infection in early childhood is important. Infants who become infected at birth have a 90 percent risk of chronic infection and up to 25 percent will die of chronic liver disease as adults. More than 90 percent of these chronic infections can be prevented if the infant is treated soon after birth with a dose of hepatitis B immune globulin and begins the hepatitis B vaccine series.
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Established in 1991, the perinatal hepatitis B program in Kentucky provides a case management system that serves HBsAg-positive women seen by private and public health care providers. The goal of the Kentucky Perinatal Hepatitis B Prevention Program (PHBPP) is to identify HBsAg–positive mothers prenatally or at time of delivery for each pregnancy so that her infant, household and sexual contacts can be tested and treated to prevent the spread of the hepatitis B virus.
Over the last 4 years, Kentucky has identified an average of 65 infants born to HBsAg-positive women which has increased over the last two years. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention estimates Kentucky should identify 95-160 infants born to HBsAg-positive women.
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Appropriate screening of pregnant women is an important step in the strategy to prevent perinatal hepatitis B infection. To decrease the perinatal transmission of hepatitis B, all pregnant women in Kentucky must be screened for hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) during each pregnancy. State legislation mandating the testing became effective July 15, 1998.
Administrative regulation 902.KAR 2:020 requires all licensed health professionals and facilities to report hepatitis B in a pregnant woman to the local health department or Department for Public Health. Hospital must report to the maternal county of residence's local health department and/or the PHBPP within 24 hours of delivery. The EPID 399 is a reporting form the hospital uses to notify the local or state health department for a delivery to an HBsAg (+) woman. The EPID 399 must be completed accurately and the HBsAg (+) mothers should contact their local health department to ensure proper case management of their infants.
All infants born to HBsAg-positive mothers must receive hepatitis B vaccine and 0.5 mL of hepatitis B immune globulin (HBIG) within 12 hours of birth in separate sites for protection from the hepatitis B virus. The infant must complete a valid hepatitis series by 6 months of age and post-vaccination serology testing for HBsAg and quantitative anti-HBs (antibodies) at 9-12 months of age.
If maternal HBsAg status is unknown, within 12 hours of birth administer hepatitis B vaccine for infants weighing ≥2,000 grams, and Hepatitis B vaccine plus HBIG for infants weighing <2,000 grams. Determine mother's HBsAg status as soon as possible and, if she is HBsAg-positive, administer HBIG for infants weighing ≥2,000 grams (no later than age 1 week).
If the maternal HBsAg status is negative, all infants should receive the birth dose of the hepatitis B vaccine to prevent infection as safety net.
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The set list I've seen looks strong but I would love to hear "Kiss it Goodbye" live when I see them in Detroit on July 17th. This tune rocks and it's the perfect concert tune!
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"Kiss It Goodbye" is a pretty epic song and I wish they'd played it too, but the concert's amazing and you won't be disappointed
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I'm sure they read this forum and will take my advice to mix it up a bit and play Kiss it Goodbye when they come to the Motor City (Come on Chad, show me what you got). This will be the 5th time I've seen them and they always put on a great show!


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I don't like getting naked around other men. It's not a sexual issue, but rather a safety concern. You see, in my formative years, I attended an all-boys high school, located on the border between Kansas and Missouri — a fitting spot, considering the school itself teetered between being an institution of learning and a training facility for prison. I can't remember a single day when some unsuspecting child wasn't hit in the balls. The thought of stripping and exposing myself in front of those animals would send me into a state of panic. When gym class ended, I'd wet my head in the sink and pretend I'd just showered. I never took off my underwear. I wasn't just a year younger than my classmates; I was frail and hairless. I cried every morning, begging my parents to let me skip today's Lord of the Flies re-enactment. I knew eventually one of these brutes was going to rip off my little dick, and sadly, this fear never went away.
It's why my heart was pounding as Jess and I followed the couple from Pasadena into their hotel room. Brian and Claire ushered us inside and shut the door. Brian pulled out their bottle of vodka from the fridge. Claire put on some music.
"I hope cranberry juice is okay?" Brian said.
"That's great," Jess said, taking the plastic cup.
I noticed an open suitcase in the corner. I saw bras and underwear.
"I'm just sitting down because my feet hurt," Jess said. "This isn't an all-play bed, is it?"
Brian and Claire laughed. "No," Brian said.
I started laughing too. I still didn't feel comfortable being in their room, but I no longer felt they were trying to rape us. I sat on a chair by the vanity mirror. Claire joined Jess on the bed, while Brian stood off to the side, clearly unsure where to sit. I realized everyone was just as nervous and uncomfortable as I was. We made a few jokes about the weirdos we'd seen. Brian said he'd accidentally gone into a room with three biker chicks earlier. They yelled at him for having pants on.
Claire started touching Jess's hair. "Your wife is hot," she said.
"Yes, yes she is," I said.
Brian asked, "How'd you hear about this party?"
"I, uh, saw it online," I said, suddenly embarrassed.
"We kind of thought there might be single girls here," Jess said. "But I don't think single girls come to these things, and that we were stupid for thinking they would."
"Yeah, we came here for the same reason," Claire said. "But I don't know…yeah…"
"So…do you two consider yourself…swingers?" Jess asked.
"No, I don't know what we are," Claire said. "We just got married really young. Like right out of high school. And…I don't know, I guess we sort of missed out on some stuff."
Brian said, "We only started looking into things like this a month ago. We'd fantasized and stuff, and there was one couple we met, but we were too shy and it got really awkward."
He was so earnest and a little nerdy. It was charming, but still mostly uncomfortable.
I think Claire sensed my unease, because she quickly asked, "What about you guys? Do you consider yourself…?"
"Swingers?" Jess said. "No. We've had two threesomes with girls, but that's over like five years together."
Everyone took a sip. No one really knew what to do or say.
"Can I borrow my wife?" I said.
"Oh, sure," Claire said.
Jess got up and followed me to the bathroom. I wanted to go outside, but I heard people in the hallway.
"What's up?" Jess asked.
I whispered, "I just…want to check in with you."
"Are you okay?" she whispered.
"Yeah, I don't know. I just…we said we weren't going to do anything, and now we're in this room and they're nice and all, but I…just don't know what you're wanting or expecting…"
"I don't want to do anything with him, if that's what you're saying?"
"I mean, do you…want to see that?"
"What about…?"
"No, I mean, she's pretty, but, you know, I don't want to do anything."
"She is pretty, right?"
"Would it bother you if I…?"
"No. That would be awesome."
"Okay, cool. I love you."
"I love you, too."
We kissed and walked out. Brian and Claire were trying to look like they hadn't heard our entire conversation. Brian asked, "Everything alright?"
"Yeah," I said. "We just… If, uh, something is going to happen here, and we're not saying it is, I mean, we're not expecting…"
Jess jumped in. "Is it okay if it's just us girls?"
"Oh, we would prefer that," Claire said. She turned to me. "Not that you're not…"
"Oh, no. And you're…I mean…"
"Cool," Claire said. "So it's just us," she said and walked up to my wife, who started to fidget and blush. The first kiss was sweet and awkward. Claire's hand started traveling down Jess's back. Brian seemed on the verge of giddy. Then Jess said:
"Actually, I, uh, I'm going to step into the ladies' room."
Everyone sort of looked at each other. Realizing we might be thinking she had to poop, Jess quickly said, "No. I just…I wanna take off my Spanx. Sorry."
"Oh, thank God!" Claire said. "I've been wanting out of these all night."
Claire lifted up her dress and peeled down her Spanx. Jess followed suit and they both were laughing, and then stripping and falling onto the bed.
Brian and I didn't really know where to go. We were both just standing there with our drinks, giving each other little nods while our wives went at it. Finally, he sat on the corner of the bed. I sat on the other end. I still had no idea what I was supposed to be doing. My face was right next to Claire's butt. I felt like I was staring too much. I turned and looked at the painting of a camel on the wall.
"Hey, this isn't fair," Claire said.
"Huh?" I squeaked.
"Why are we the only ones naked?"
"Yeah," Jess said. "Take it off."
I wanted to kill her.
Brian looked over at me clearly waiting to see how we should proceed. "Aw, fuck it," I said and started unbuttoning my shirt. Brian and I were trying not to make too much eye contact, especially as he took off his belt. I was suddenly afraid of what was behind his zipper. What if he's got a huge dong?
He was only about 5'9, but I'd seen videos of little men on the Internet packing Yule logs. Then I thought, Or what he's got a micro-penis? How am I going to look at that?
Suddenly, I'm back in high school, terrified to get naked with another man, petrified of being judged, ridiculed.
Finally, I got down to my socks, which I just decided to leave on. I was vulnerable enough. Brian and I sat on the corners of the bed. The girls had clearly forgotten about us. Brian, trying to get comfortable, tentatively leaned over and propped himself up on his elbow. He was really close to me. He turned and whispered:
"Your wife's really beautiful."
"Yeah, yours too."
He kept whispering to me, and I have to say, being naked on a bed with another man is really weird, but it's even weirder when the guy starts whispering to you.
I tried not to be too obvious as I moved away from him. I crossed my legs, which just smashed my balls. I was very aware of my penis. I was not aroused at all. I became self-conscious. Here I was, a few feet from two gorgeous women making out, and I'm not hard at all. But, on the other hand, I was actually closer to the naked man. What if I do get aroused? What would that mean?
The room started to spin. I stopped breathing. There was a hand on my thigh. I opened my eyes, expecting to see Brian, but it was Jess. She kissed me and asked, "Are you okay?"
"Yeah…" I kissed her again.
The night went on, but nothing worth writing about happened. We got dressed and exchanged email addresses. Claire said we should go bowling or catch a movie.
"Yeah, that sounds great," I said, but I knew this was going to be the last time we saw them. They were nice, but I was going to have too many hang-ups.
Jess and I gave them a final hug and walked out into the night. The sun was going to be up soon. Our car was parked across the street, but I didn't want to drive. I'd had too much to drink.
"Are you hungry?" I asked.
"I'm starving."
Neither of us had eaten a carbohydrate since before the wedding in Texas. Jess spotted a Denny's down the block. We took a booth in the back and ordered biscuits and gravy and a hamburger.
"Oh my God, this is so good," Jess said through a full mouth.
"We should've just done this."
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|February 15, 1807
Pokrovskoye, Vologda Governorate, Russian Empire
|April 30, 1867
Nicolo-Babaevsky Monastery, Kostroma
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|April 30
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Saint Ignatius (secular name Dmitry Alexandrovich Brianchaninov, Russian: Дмитрий Александрович Брянчанинов; 1807–1867) is a bishop and theologian of the Russian Orthodox Church.
He was born to a wealthy landowning family. He was educated at Main Military Engineering School in St. Petersburg. Although successful in his studies he was deeply dissatisfied with the lay life and turned to a life of prayer. In 1827 he fell seriously ill and left the army on this ground. He began pursuing a monastic vocation and in 1831 took monastic vows and received the monastic name of Ignatius. Soon after he was ordained a priest. He rose rapidly to the rank of archimandrite and at the age of 26 was appointed superior of the Maritime Monastery of St. Sergius in St. Petersburg. In 1857, he was consecrated Bishop of the Caucasus and the Black Sea, but he retired only four years later to devote himself to spiritual writing.[1]
He wrote a large amount of material, mostly about the spiritual life and prayer. Only a small portion of his writing has been translated into English. Although his writing was intended primarily for monks, his works are highly recommended for lay Christians by leading Orthodox figures such as Father Thomas Hopko.[2]
Available in English translation:
- The Arena: An Offering to Contemporary Monasticism. Brianchaninov, I. Translated by Arch. Lazarus. Holy Trinity Monastery, 1997. ISBN 0-88465-011-1
- On the Prayer of Jesus. Brianchaninov, I. Translated by Arch. Lazarus. Ibis Press, 2006. ISBN 0-89254-120-2
- Word on Death. Complete works of St. Ignatius Brianchaninov, Vol. III.
Veneration as a saint[edit]
He was glorified (canonized) as a saint by the Local Council of the Russian Orthodox Church of 1988. His relics are preserved at the Tolga Monastery, near Yaroslavl.[3]
- He who is careless about prayer is careless about his salvation; he who quits prayer renounces his salvation.[4]
- Worldly people and even monks without spiritual discernment are nearly always attracted by humbugs, imposters, hypocrites and those who are in demonic delusion, and they take them for saints and genuine servants of God.[5]
- ^ The Arena, pp. vi-vii.
- ^ Hopko, Thomas. In The Spiritual Arena
- ^ Maximovitch, St. John. The Orthodox Veneration of Mary the Birthgiver of God, St. Herman of Alaska Brotherhood, 1996. p. 20
- ^ The Arena p. 218
- ^ quoted from The Arena by Hopko
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Ignatius Brianchaninov.
- Ignatius Brianchaninov article from OrthodoxWiki
- Champion of the Arena - Bishop Ignatius Brianchaninov article from Orthodox America
- The Act of Canonization of the Local Council of the Russian Orthodox Church Trinity-Sergius Laura, 6–9 June 1988 (Russian)


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