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AbstractYeast contains an enzyme, called catalase, that acts as a catalyst for the reaction that breaks down hydrogen peroxide into oxygen and water (2H2O22H2O + O2). Safety note: oxygen is a highly reactive gas, adult supervision recommended for this project. For your background research, be sure that you understand substrate, catalyst, reaction rate, catalase, enzyme saturation and protein denaturation. Use a solution of 3% H2O2 for the substrate. Construct an apparatus that allows you to collect and measure the oxygen gas produced (for a description, see: An Aerobic Exercise: Yeast Metabolism with and without Aeration). Here are some questions you might try to answer with your project: What evidence do you have that the gas you are collecting is oxygen? How does the reaction rate depend on the amount of substrate? At what substrate concentration does the reaction show evidence of enzyme saturation? How does the reaction rate depend on temperature (try increments of 10°C)? At what temperature does the reaction show evidence of protein denaturation? How does the activity of yeast catalase compare to catalase from potato extract or liver extract? How does it compare to the activity of iron oxide? (Gardner, 1999, 97-99; Hamamah, 2005)
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This Neff-style screen uncovers unloved stocks for long-term value investors.
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Most investors wouldn't give a fund described as "relatively prosaic, dull, conservative" a second glance. That, however, is exactly how John Neff described the Windsor Fund that he headed for more than three decades.
And while his style may not have been flashy or eye-catching, the returns he generated for clients were dazzling -- so dazzling that Neff's track record may be the greatest ever for a mutual fund manager.
By focusing on beaten-down, unloved stocks, Neff was able to find value in places that most investors overlooked. And when the rest of the market caught on to his finds, he and his clients reaped the rewards. Over his 31-year tenure (1964-1995), Windsor averaged a 13.7% annual return.
How did Neff do it? By focusing first and foremost on value. To Neff, the price-to-earnings ratio was key because it involved expectations.
If investors were willing to buy stocks with high price-to-earnings ratios, they must be expecting a lot from them, because they are willing to pay more for each dollar of future earnings per share. Conversely, if a stock has a low price-to-earnings ratio, investors aren't expecting much from it.
Neff found that stocks with lower price-to-earnings ratios -- and lower expectations -- tended to outperform because any hint of improvement exceeded the low expectations investors had for them. Similarly, stocks with high price-to-earnings ratios often flopped because even strong results couldn't match investors' expectations.
To Neff, however, the price-to-earnings ratio wasn't always a lower-is-better ratio. If investors knew that a company was a dog, they'd rightly avoid its stock, giving it a low price-to-earnings ratio but little in the way of future growth prospects.
Because of that, he wrote that Windsor targeted stocks with price-to-earnings ratios between 40% and 60% of the market average.
He also wanted to see sustainable growth -- growth that was driven by sales and not one-time gains or cost-cutting measures. Neff thus liked to see companies whose earnings growth and sales growth were rising at similar rates.
One more key aspect of Neff's strategy involved dividends. He believed that many investors valued stocks strictly on their price appreciation potential, meaning that you can often essentially get their dividend payouts for free.
In recent years, my Neff-inspired model has been very stringent, with very few companies passing all of its tests. Here are five stocks that do pass the Neff-style screen:
Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDS.A)
Questcor Pharmaceuticals (QCOR)
Encore Capital Group (ECPG)
Oracle (ORCL)
The Neff-based model often treads into the most unloved parts of the market. Because of that, a value-focused strategy can languish for lengthy periods of time. But Neff succeeded by staying disciplined and focusing on value.
By ignoring the crowd and focusing on these companies' strong financials and fundamentals, I think the Neff model will end up benefiting significantly from many of these picks and be a strong performer as time goes on.
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The main issue with that, she noted, is the fact that the adapter boxes are necessary for residents to receive cable programming but residents maintain they weren't told of the charges when the boxes were distributed.
"It's a statewide problem," Case told selectmen. "But it's our job to speak up for Windham."
In a letter sent to Robert Carr, regional director of government and regulatory affairs on March 18, Case said she felt the issue needed to be "brought to attention immediately."
"The Windham Cable Advisory Board has been deluged with complaints from cable subscribers," Case wrote, noting the boxes in question were "originally provided free of charge as part of the changeover to digital service."
"Customers were assured that they were part of Comcast's customer service," she continued. "Windham Comcast customers regard this action as a serious breach of business ethics and question how this fits in with the branding you've been trumpeting nationally as 'Home of the Comcast Customer Guarantee.'"
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The announcement hadn't even been made yet, and already the critics were out in full force.
"We need a foreigner to come in and run Canadian soccer!"
"Typical CSA – another 'old boy' appointed from within!"
Tony Fonseca was announced as the CSA's new Technical Director on Tuesday, ending the association's three-year absence of technical leadership. Fonseca takes over the position last held in 2009 by former men's national team coach, Stephen Hart.
In a twist that will confound the critics, Fonseca is a foreigner who has worked for the CSA for the best part of a decade.
Fonseca's previous position at the CSA was as the men's High Performance Director. That role saw him responsible for expanding and enhancing the development of high performance programming in Canada for the men's national team program from U-15 through to the U-20 levels, as well as the Futsal and Beach Programs. As Technical Director, he will be responsible for everything from the implementation of LTPD to the development of elite players for our national team player pools.
A former Portuguese international, Fonseca moved to Canada in 1999 to join the Vancouver Whitecaps. He retired from playing the following year, and took up the position of head coach of the Whitecaps in 2002, then the position of club Technical Director in 2004. In subsequent years, he has served as head coach or assistant coach for many of the CSA's national teams.
While Fonseca has worked in numerous capacities for the CSA in previous years, he is not what any reasonable person could call an 'old boy'. He wasn't appointed based on tenure, nor on some backroom campaign of favouritism. He was appointed because he was qualified to do the job.
Fonseca is a foreigner who has lived in Canada long enough to have a very good understanding of not only Canadian soccer, but also of Canadian culture. That could be a great asset for him as he embarks on the most difficult job in Canadian soccer.
We have a nation full of intelligent football minds. What we lack is someone who can bring those minds together, to harness their collective knowledge, and create a plan to take the game forward in Canada. More than anything else, the Technical Director's role is to unify the country, so that every province is working from the same guidelines.
Having lived in Canada for over a decade, Fonseca is very familiar with the landscape of the game in our country. To be successful in his job, Fonseca needs to be able to inspire, to stand in front of an audience of skeptics and win them over; convince them that by working together, we can take the game forward in a positive way.
He doesn't have to have every answer to every problem that plagues the game in Canada – no one in the world would be able to meet that criteria. But he does need to be able to reach out to those individuals in Canada who can help solve our problems, and convince them to get involved and to work together.
Criticizing the CSA has turned into a hobby for many people. Unfortunately, those same critics show no desire whatsoever to get involved in fixing the game in Canada. They are content to be armchair experts with all the answers, to pass judgment on those who are actually trying to help grow the game. Why get involved in trying to fix our problems, when it is far easier (and safer) to stay at arm's length and be a critic?
There will be plenty of naysayers about the appointment of Fonseca – there are always more people who want to criticize than offer support to the man placed in charge - but Fonseca's blend of overseas experience and Canadian know-how could be just what the CSA needs right now to turn the game in the right direction.


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PARIS (Reuters) - Club Mediterranee's
Chinese investor Fosun International <0656.HK> and AXA Private Equity
Chief Executive Officer Henri Giscard d'Estaing, who has spearheaded Club Med's upmarket shift and expansion away from recession-hit Europe, said the friendly bid would give the group the group freedom to focus on emerging markets.
"We need to be free from short-term constraints for the next four to five years," he said.
Founded in 1950 and listed since 1966, Club Med was a pioneer of the all-inclusive holiday resort.
But it fell on hard times in the past decade because of stiff competition and an unsuccessful expansion into services, and its more recent drive to recast itself as an upmarket operator has been hampered by a flagging European economy.
One Paris-based trader, who declined to be named, said Fosun's involvement would help Club Med's achieve its aim to make China its second-biggest market after France.
Club Med aims to operate five villages in China by 2015, including three by the end of this year, Giscard d'Estaing said.
Beyond China, Club Med is speeding up expansion in Russia and Brazil, with the goal to lift the contribution of emerging markets to sales to 33 percent by 2015 from around 25 percent.
At 1355 GMT, Club Med shares were up 22.4 percent at around the proposed 17 euros offer price, but well short of its 2007 high of almost 50 euros.
Club Med, which operates around 70 resorts, said it would appoint a committee of independent directors to assess the offer, which is expected to be filed in the next few days.
The bid comes as travel firms and airlines across Europe have seen bookings fall in recent months.
Club Med said on Monday operating income at its holiday villages in the first-half ended April 30 fell 6.4 percent.
Bookings in Europe over the last eight weeks were down 4.6 percent, mostly due to a weak French market, while they jumped 13.9 percent in Asia. Net debt at the end of April stood at 112 million euros, down from 123 million a year ago.
Club Med competes with global hoteliers Intercontinental
The move does not necessarily signal a new wave of takeovers in the sector, according to Christian Jimenez, who heads the Diamant Bleu Gestion fund.
This is "a very specific takeover," he said. "Fosun was already in the capital and intended to raise its stake and Club Med's management backs the deal."
AXA Private Equity holds 9.4 percent of Club Med, while Fosun owns 9.96 percent.
Giscard d'Estaing, who became CEO in 2002 and who is the son of former French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing, is also taking part in the deal. He currently owns less than 0.01 percent of the share capital. He will remain CEO if the takeover goes ahead, with Michel Wolfovski remaining deputy CEO.
Control of Club Med will exercised through a joint venture that will be 46 percent owned by Fosun, 46 percent by Axa Private Equity, and 8 percent by 400 Club Med managers.
Should the buyers secure 95 percent of Club Med, they reserve the right to squeeze out other shareholders.
Dominique Gaillard, managing director of Axa Private Equity, said that after four years, shares may also be listed in Hong Kong.
($1 = 0.7734 euros)
(Additional reporting by Alexandre Boksenbaum-Granier; Editing by Mark Potter and Louise Heavens)


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Hartnell College Team Takes Second Place in Robotics Competition
April 24th, 2007
On Saturday, April 14, nine students from the Hartnell College Rockets and Robotics Club braved the rain and competed in the Monterey Bay Regional ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) competition.
The Monterey Bay Regional contest is an annual event organized by the Marine Advance Technology Center and Monterey Peninsula College. In honor of 2007 being the International Polar Year, the 2007 ROV competition challenged students to design and construct ROVs that operate in underwater polar environments. During the competition, each team had to operate its ROV vehicle to complete three missions:
Mission 1: FLUME TANK - the ROV had to thread a messenger line through an anchor ring and return the line to the surface.
Mission 2: ICE TANK - the ROV had to complete three tasks: (1) collect jellyfish (simulated by "O-balls"), (2) collect a sample of algae (simulated by ping pong balls), and (3) deploy a passive acoustic sensor (simulated by an ABS pipe, PVC end caps, a chain, and a dive weight).
Mission 3: OFFSHORE ENGINEERING BASIN - the ROV had to install a gasket in a wellhead and inject corrosion prohibiter into the wellhead's protective cover.
Students were judged on how well their ROV completed these missions, the quality of their poster, and their engineering presentation and design.
This was Hartnell's first time competing in the contest. Of nine competing schools from the Northern California region, the Hartnell College Rockets and Robotics Club earned second place.
In June, the club will present its ROV project during the Senior Design Team Symposium at the Jack Baskin School of Engineering at UC Santa Cruz. The team's poster and ROV are currently on display in Merrill Hall.
Angelica Meza, the president of the Rockets and Robotics Club, came up with the idea to enter the competition. Her interest in robotics stemmed from her participation, last summer, in an internship at the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS). During her internship, she worked on an artificial intelligence project involving the programming of aibos (robotic dogs). This summer, she will participate in a project in the Rocket Laboratory at NPS involving the design, layout, and construction of a data acquisition training workbench. Angelica will pursue a major in aerospace engineering at Cal Poly, Pomona in the fall.
The funding for the construction of the ROV was provided by the NASA-Curriculum Improvement Partnership Award (CIPA), which is a three-year grant project management grant awarded to Hartnell by NASA.
For more information about the club, please contact Dr. Pimol Moth, Hartnell College physics and astronomy instructor, 831-755-6893.


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Wednesday, January 25, 2012 — Paul Allen
The 2011-12 Vanderbilt USLI Critical Design Review has been posted! It can be viewed over in our documents section. Thanks for tuning in this year! Stay tuned for updates about upcoming activities of the Aerospace Club!
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The Vanderbilt Aerospace Club is a student organization at Vanderbilt University. We are a group of engineering students under the guidance of faculty advisor Dr. A. V. Anilkumar. We are supported by these organizations:
- The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
- The Tennessee Space Grant Consortium
- The Tennessee Section of AIAA
- The Vanderbilt Mechanical Engineering Department
The majority of the club's membership consists of those engineering students who have chosen to participiate in the School of Engineering's Senior Design Project. The current function of the club is to compete in the NASA University Student Launch Initiative (USLI) competition and to present the project at both the regional AIAA Student Conference and the various events included in the Senior Design Project.
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Trent Mays, 17, left, and 16-year-old Ma'lik Richmond sit at the defense table before the start of their trial on rape charges in juvenile court on Wednesday, March 13, 2013 in Steubenville, Ohio. Mays and Richmond are accused of raping a 16-year-old West Virginia girl in August of 2012. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic, Pool)
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio (AP) — The trial of two Ohio high school football players accused of raping a 16-year-old girl began as a contest between prosecutors insisting the girl was too drunk to consent to sex and defense attorneys portraying her as someone who was intoxicated but still in control of her actions.
Testimony was scheduled to continue Thursday before Judge Thomas Lipps, who is hearing the case without a jury.
Three teenage boys who are key to the prosecution's case are still to take the stand this week. Defense attorneys could call the girl to testify since a West Virginia judge ruled Tuesday night that she and two of her friends could be subpoenaed.
The case has riveted the small city of Steubenville amid allegations that more students should have been charged and led to questions about the influence of the local football team, a source of a pride in a community that suffered massive job losses with the collapse of the steel industry.
Steubenville High School football players Trent Mays and Ma'Lik Richmond maintain their innocence.
In his opening statement, Mays' attorney, Brian Duncan said his 17-year-old client "did not rape the young lady in question." Richmond's attorney gave no opening statement.
The girl was "substantially impaired" after an alcohol-fueled party, a prosecutor said Wednesday in her opening statement at the boys' trial. She said the girl was unable to consent to sex and suffered humiliation and degradation when she was raped by the football players.
"She wasn't participating, she wasn't moving, she wasn't talking," said special prosecutor Marianne Hemmeter, referring to the second of two alleged attacks in the basement of a house.
Richmond and Mays are charged with digitally penetrating the West Virginia girl, first in the back seat of a moving car after a party Aug. 11 and then in the basement of a house. Mays also is charged with illegal use of a minor in nudity-oriented material.
Witnesses said the girl was so drunk she threw up at least twice and had trouble walking and speaking. She also was photographed being carried by the two boys.
In an excerpt of a videotaped interview with ABC's "20/20," Richmond said the photo was a joke. He contends the girl was awake and was a willing participant, the show said.
The girl's level of inebriation quickly emerged as a key issue Wednesday.
Prosecutors presented two witnesses, 17-year-old girls who saw the girl the night of the party.
Elayna Andres, a Steubenville High School student, said the girl was having trouble walking but never appeared to pass out.
"She went over by the door and she stumbled, and that's when the boys picked her up," she said. "She was conscious but she couldn't lift her head."
The other teen, Julia Lefever, said she had never seen her friend so intoxicated. She said she and the alleged victim were drinking a blue slush ice drink they laced with vodka they brought to the party and her friend later drank a beer.
Jacob Howarth, 19, a former Steubenville high school student, testified about the alleged victim's demeanor at a small gathering at his house that night. Richmond's attorney, Walter Madison, pushed Howarth in a graphic line of questioning to confirm that when the girl vomited in his bathroom, she was able to use the toilet and not leave a mess.
"Being drunk doesn't mean you don't know what's going on, right?" Madison said.
On cross-examination, prosecutor Brian Deckert got Howarth to agree that the girl was "stumbling, with a blank expression, and swaying back and forth."
Under questioning from defense attorneys, witnesses also gave examples of the alleged victim turning down friends' offers of help and agreeing to go with the defendants.
Pat Pizzoferrato, 17, a Steubenville high school student, testified that he was shown a picture of the victim on her knees with her pants off with the defendants nearby. "I though they just had sex with her," he said when asked by Hemmeter what he thought the picture showed.
That picture was never found and isn't part of the evidence before Lipps.
If convicted, Mays and Richmond could be held in a juvenile jail until they turn 21.
The Associated Press normally does not identify minors charged in juvenile court, but Mays and Richmond have been widely identified in news coverage, and their names have been used in open court.
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Ka'Deem Carey's Pac-12 record 366 yards and five touchdowns helped Rich Rodriguez's squad erase the painful memories of their recent 66-10 loss to UCLA.
Carey broke the conference record previously set by WSU's Rueben Mays in October 1984.
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While 14 of the 31 points they allowed to the Buffaloes came when the game was out of reach in the fourth quarter, CU had just 20 combined points in their previous three contests.
Nick Hirschman looked pretty comfortable in his first start of the season for Colorado. He complete every pass he threw but one, which was an interception.
Carey's five touchdowns -- also a conference record -- Saturday are somewhat of a surprise, given the fact he had six over his previous four contests.
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Investors should remain patient and focus on long-term fundamental value.
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The tech giant's ability to dictate the terms of engagement for anyone else who wants to compete in the sector is an advantage that Apple is going to maintain for many product cycles to come. And its large cash position and history of success put it in a position to hire the very best talent when it comes to identifying new markets and developing new products and services.
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Its getting very close!
Here is my list:
DIY birdcage veils ****(pics in bio)
DIY flower fascinator for reception (pics in bio)
DIY design template and Mock for invitation
Table Numbers
Pocket fold invitations & Enclosures
DIY Monogrammed aisle runner
Ring bearer pillow
Thank you parasols
Reserved seating cards
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Order flowers for DIY wedding flowers
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Tissue paper pomanders
Tissue paper pomanders
Place cards
DIY Wedding Programs
*** To be completed over then next 3 months !
DIY flower girl baskets
DIY lighting for paper lanterns- Using instructions posted by Mrs Tiramisu on weddingbee.com
Bathroom baskets and welcome baskets for OOT guests
Here is what I have left to do:
- buy parents gifts
- buy bridesmaids gifts
- pay off vendors
- finalize menu (hopefully this Friday)
- hair and mu trial (waiting on my veil that is LATE)
- bridesmaids need shoes
- finalize groom/groomsmen attire (this weekend)
- buy wedding rings
- write shower thank yous and send them out by this weekend
- call musician and finalize what song he will sing during unity candle lighting
- buy unity candle
- start to DIY all programs, table numbers, escort cards, etc.
That is about it for right now!
Some days I feel like everything's under control; other days, everything seems to be falling apart. =)
Big stuff's done, working on DIYs.
IT is ALMOST here!!!!
I Get to pick up my dress today....yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!
After that I still have my hair and make up trial next week
last meeting with DJ
escort cards
seating arrangements
pay off vendors
print programs
OOT baskets and bathroom baskets
dress fittings
my bachelorette next weekend (woo woo)
I've gotten a lot done....can't believe it is almost HERE!
All of our big stuff is done. We sent out the invitations last week and have gotten responses back already. Now we are working on our rehearsal invitations and I want to put together our flip flop basket. Also we need to start picking out readings and songs for the ceremony. 58 days!
OMG I feel behind!
Reserved seating
escort cards
first fitting
omg way to much
I still have some projects to work on! Too many to list!
I have a lot left to do, as well.. mostly things need finishing. Still chasing down some addresses, some DIY stuff...
But today, is wedding budget freak out day. For some reason, I am in a total panic about it today. Eek!
I am starting to get really anxious and excited about it.
I just have to buy my shoes and jewelry and I am done!
Sunny.. are you serious? Done with everything??? Wow.. congratulations..i wish i could be in your shoes...
· License (sometime between 9/24 and 10/22)
· Put together and send out invited by 8/31
· hair/mu trail
· final sit down with dj/photog/florist/baker (mid Sept)
· make favors (can't do till 2 weeks before, real pumpkin/
have pumpkins carved for cake table (approx 1 week before)
· dress fitting (in another 2 weeks)
· Table #'s/Place cards/Programs
· Finish/write ceremony
· Reserved Seating signs for ceremony
· Fabric for columns (yay wedding planner for this)
· Dye shoes/crinny
· Write some VERY large checks (thanks dad for use of your checkbook :) you rock!!)
This week was Get Things Done week and it felt good! We had our first meeting (of 3) with our officiant, went to the ceremony musicians listening session and picked our songs for the ceremony and cocktail hour, and booked the limo for the bridal party. Also sent some thank yous for shower gifts we received in the mail. We also sent out invitations on Monday - BIG check mark!!!
Still to do:
Hair and makeup trial (booked)
Dress fittings
Programs, escort cards, table numbers, brunch invitations
Final arrangements with photographer, florist, cake baker, caterer, DJ
Marriage license
Pay off honeymoon
Pay remaining balances for all vendors
Get rocks and bowl for rock ceremony
Finalize ceremony and ask people to do readings
OOT boxes (just got the gable boxes in this week)
etc etc
Yep Ghana, done with everything and glad for it. There are like a million tiny details in an Indian wedding.
I must admit though, I had a lot of help from my mom, sis and FMIL.
I just sent out my invites!!!!
Heres what I have left:
Oh, and now I have to find a flippen makeup artists since I fired mine when she failed to show up for my bpic shoot.
Im feeling pretty confident though and not stressed!
Here's what I have left to do:
- select ceremony music
- select reception music (i.e. father / daughter dance, cake..)
- favors
- find and book transportation (bride & groom)
- seating chart
- reception set up
- last meeting with caterer & father
- meeting & walk thru with DOC
- purchase alcohol for reception, including champagne for toast
- hair trial & make up trial
- programs (not sure if will do still)
- finalize ceremony readings & select familiy members to do readings.
- book wedding night suite
- buy wedding day accessories (i.e. clutch & jewelry)
- create sign for ring bearer
Yea I better get on that dying shoes thing, lol!
final run through friday.
need to buy more vases.
paid vendor
pay photog
pay bartender
pay DOC (WHO I WISH I COULD FIRE BTW)
pay rental company
bought earrings
oh lose more weight
I just found out the hair and make-up person we were planning to use in Boston flaked on someone else--twice. I'm therefore now trying to figure out a replacement quickly. Unfortunately, with two brides needing hair and make-up done in two different cities, the cost of hair and make-up is quadrupled, so we really need to find someone with rock-bottom rates.
My caterer had a close friend die, and has been too tied up with funeral stuff to work with us on finalizing our menus.
On the good side, I finished my lantern-style bar menus, got the cardstock for the lantern-style food menus cut out so I can make them as soon as the food is finalized, ordered a new toner cartridge so we can finish up the programs (which are done and ready to print), ordered our photo sharing cards, finished the final details on the chuppah, worked out the final recipe for our strawberry champagne cocktail, and drafted the explanation of the traditional Welsh love spoon we are putting on our cake. That pretty much finishes off my DIY projects, although NotFroofy still has a few she needs to do. I also managed to get the cost of accommodations for everyone reduced by $400, and paid off the remainder. And the last of our linens (including the chair covers and napkin rings I finally broke down and bought) should arrive today.


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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - A state lawmaker says aborted fetuses should be treated like human beings after they die.
Assembly Republican Garey Bies of Sister Bay is proposing a bill in which abortion doctors would have to arrange for burials, cremations, or medical donations for fetuses at least 10 weeks old.
Bies said Michigan passed a similar law after an abortion doctor there was caught throwing fetuses in the trash.
Bies told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel he does not know of any such cases in Wisconsin. He did not believe the doctor mandate would add much more to the cost of abortions.
Bies also said at least some women might be discouraged to get abortions if they were forced to consider their babies' deaths in human terms. However, the bill does not require the patient to be informed or consulted about the disposal arrangements, so the mothers do not have undue burdens placed on them.
Assembly leadership did not say whether the bill would be added to the fall calendar.
It's the latest in a series of anti-abortion bills proposed by state Republicans. Both houses have passed a bill requiring abortion candidates to get ultrasounds, and to make abortion doctors have admitting privileges at hospitals.
Governor Scott Walker has promised to sign the measure, which critics say would force the Planned Parenthood Clinic at Appleton to close because it does not have doctors with hospital admitting privileges.