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During my first labor, I only had the epidural for the last 3 hours, so I think going without would be a possibility.
Going all natural during birth #2??
Mommy to Connor Mason: 1/19/12
Happily married since 7/25/09
I've given birth naturally twice at home.
I must say that labor is really HARD WORK, but is compleatly managable. There is a difference between pain, and the intensity of labor contractions. I really think the key to warding off pain is your mind set. You and your partner need to educate yourself on the birth process as much as possible so that you know and can visualize what is happening in your body. "Natural Childbirth the Bradley Way" by Susan McCutcheon is an excellent book for this. My husband and I used this book to prepare ourselves for our home birthsas well as taking natural childbirth classes.
Relaxation is the key. If you are scared and unsure you will be tense and then your experience will be pain. Yes, I felt pain when I let myself get scared or tense, or if I started to freak out, but I was able (with the hep of a great husband and doula!) to bring myself back to a medatative state and focus on relaxing, and opening, and then the pain changed into something that was an intense sensation that was managable.
Your body will take care of you and flood you with endorphines inbetween contractions. My husband says I looked so high during both my labors. I found being at home to be a great pain managment tool because I was able to walk or lay down, or squat, or sit on a balance ball, or get in the shower etc. etc. Try to find a hospital that will let you be free to move and change positions. Your body leads you and you need to be able to do what feels right. I had a hot tub both times and they were a HUGE help. To be able to submerge yourself in warm water and float around is a great way to relax and manage the intensity. My husband also learned to push on my lower back which relived a lot of pressure as the baby moved through my pelvis.
My favorite thing about natural birth is that you are aware and clear through it all, and when your baby is born you are both there, wide awake, rushing with oxitocine meeting each other for the first time. My revovery periods were quite good as well. I had to have an episiotmy for my first, so it was a longer recovery, but my second was so much easier and I was walking around the house that same day after giving birth.
Take classes, read the Bradley Book, get a doula, and plan to give birth in a place that you are sure you will be comfortable, able to move as you please, and where the staff will be supportive of your choice to give birth naturally.
Labor is crazy. It will always suprise you. I really think that it is what it is so that we are changed as we go through it, and come out the other side as a different person ie: a mother, or a mother of two etc.
I found Ina May Gaskin's books "Spiritual Midwifery" and "Ina May's guide to childbirth" to be wonderful and empowering resources. They are mostly birth stories and I think the more you expose yourself to positive birth stories the more likey your story will be positive.
I wish you all the very best.
Mommy to Connor Mason: 1/19/12
Happily married since 7/25/09
With my second, being awake and unmediated, it was the most amazing feeling in my life. I remember seeing him, holding him, and it was just the greatest feeling ever.
I wanted to die from the contractions. They were so painful I honestly did not feel the birthing part (and I had second degree years).
Labor is really hard, but it isn't pain like being cut . You don't need to lay still and be medicated.
Second babies are generally easier shorter labors.
The gory details from baby #1:
Hospital birth with midwife. I felt like my body was trying to turn itself inside out. I was vomiting and crying. The room was too hot , the bath was too hot, I was begging for an epidural. I was freaking out and panicking. I don't remember how long I pushed but it was all wrong. I was tearing at the bed with my teeth and then ending up exactly as I didn't want- pushing on my back. I tore like crazy but it didn't hurt compared the the contractions . itwas a relief to push her out.
Baby #2 was so much easier. Labor lasted about half as long and was really mild until the end. I was at home and just kept dancing and moving through the contractions. That was really important in dealing with the pain. When the pool was filled up I rested in there for a while bicycling my legs. It was hard at the pushing stage, but I was able to stay upright/squatting and I didn't tear at all. Recovery was easier too. With the first baby idler like I was hit by a truck. ( a really cute little truck with pink booties). The second time I was ready to cook lunch . The midwives made me go to bed and rest.
I would definitely try for all natural again. I hope i could do it even if epi were an option. Trust me, i was begging for the meds, but the pain is over as soon as baby is born. Good luck in your decision!
Single mama to Patrick, 1/15/2012
The most painful part is between 8-10 cms and then pushing is gruesome, but at least when you're pushing, you feel like you're actively trying to work towards being pain free. If you go into it thinking that getting an epi is a possibility, you WILL get one.
Tips if you're really, truly serious about it: Don't panic...once you panic, you're done. Don't pretend there's no pain or try to block the pain out...just let yourself experience the pain, realize it goes in waves and it WILL be over and most importantly, constantly remind yourself that the pain is GOOD pain...it means everything is right and your body is doing what it's supposed to. We're conditioned to think that pain means something is wrong so we have to stay calm and remind ourselves that doesn't apply to delivery.
Anyway, good luck!
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Despite a big screen being erected in Margaret Thatcher's home town of Grantham, in Lincolnshire, this picture shows just ONE resident watching the Iron Lady's funeral.
The market town turned its museum into a cinema to give people the chance to come together and watch the funeral live.
More than 1,000 people have visited Grantham Museum to sign a book of condolence followingLady Thatcher's death.
Margaret Thatcher grew up above a corner shop in Grantham where her father was a grocer.
Falklands veteran Simon Weston said afterwards: "It was sadder than I expected but it was funny as well with the Bishop of London being quite humourous.
"At times like this, somebody has died, it's about respect and paying tribute to their life whether you agreed with them or not.
"It was a military ceremony but I don't think anybody was going to glorify war.
"The whole thing was done with a reverence and respect for everything she's done for the armed forces...
"I think it was paying the due respect. I think the Queen being here symbolised how much respect she was held in."
The expected large protests at Lady Thatcher's funeral did not materialise today.
However, one group of demonstrators were halted in their tracks by police as they tried to approach Ludgate Circus, close to St Paul's Cathedral.
Riot police moved in to stand in front of protestors as the funeral procession passed.
The protestors dispersed a few moments later, according to witnesses.
Government sources described the police of the event as a success.
Singer and actress Jane McDonald said on Loose Women: "Today I have got a very heavy heart because it's the end of an era with the demise of Thatcher and I thought about my dad watching that today."
Choking back the tears she added: "He was a miner and it brought back memories of him for me."
She added: "I'm so pleased that there wasn't a protest because that would have given everybody a weapon to beat us up again.
"We've all had our say, we've all said what we think.
"This was a day which was about the family and I think we all respect that. I'm so pleased it was peaceful."
Barry Tunnicliffe, 51, a retired police officer from Rotherham in South Yorkshire, said he and a group of friends had been visiting Lincoln and decided to stop off in Grantham to pay their respects to the former prime minister.
Having lived in a mining community, he understood the reasons Margaret Thatcher split opinion, he said, but he still believed she made an excellent leader.
"My view is yes, she was divisive.
"I lived in a mining community but I was a supporter of her. As far as I was concerned she was a leader that made a difference and the sort of leader we could do with now."
He went on: "I know a lot of people that would never change their views on Margaret Thatcher because of what happened and I fully understand that because I lived through it, but I still think, at the end of the day, somebody deserves a mark of respect when you have your funeral and pass away."
One of the most talked about images of Lady Thatcher's funeral was the moment when the cameras captured George Osborne crying.
However, the Chancellor's aides were reluctant to elaborate on why he was moved to tears. One ally said: "It was a deeply personal moment that speaks for itself. "
Other mourners at the ceremony said several in St Paul's wept openly when they heard the cheers for the ex-PM from the crowds gathered outside St Pauls' Cathedral.
Labour frontbencher Diane Abbott said taxpayers would not understand why large sums were being devoted to "a state funeral in all but name" at a time of spending cuts and a benefits squeeze.
In a staunch criticism, the shadow health minister said the ceremony was "a breach of protocol" and risked being seen as a party-political move by Prime Minister David Cameron.
"We have to think of her children and grandchildren on a day like this, but we do know, because the polls tell us, 60% of the public don't think a penny of public money should be spent on this funeral and actually we seem to be spending £10 million on what is a state funeral in all but name," she told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme.
"It's important that somebody speaks up about the cost. £10 million when you are cutting disabled people's benefits? I don't think the public understands that."
Every other 20th century premier bar Sir Winston Churchill had a family-organised funeral with a suitable memorial service, she said, including Clement Attlee, who arguably "reshaped Britain as much" as Lady Thatcher.
"There is just no precedent. It is a breach of protocol."
She added: "I am sure David Cameron is a genuine admirer of Mrs Thatcher but he runs the risk of being seen to make this a party- political event."
Former Lib Dem leader Paddy Ashdown said the service showed Britain could still put on great state occasions.
He said: "Whatever one thought of it, the cost of putting it on, we do these things magnificently.
"It was a great send off."
Today may not be the day to add any further tributes to Margaret Thatcher, but that hasn't stopped the right wing think tank Institute for Economic Affairs.
IEA trustee Patrick Minford, the Iron Lady's former economic adviser, has just released the following statement: "As Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher faced overwhelming odds.
"The truth is that she saved us from economic disaster and turned Britain once more into an engine of economic progress. For this we must treasure and honour her memory."
Hmm, not so fast, buster. If we're having this kind of argument today then we should also acknowledge that she also closed down swathes of manufacturing industry and made our economy far too reliant on financial services. That in turn sowed the seeds the big bank crash of 2008.
The effects of the economic downturn might not have been so pronounced in the UK but for the actions of Thatcher when she was PM.
I wouldn't have mentioned that on the day of her funeral if the IEA hadn't felt it an appropriate moment to bring it up.
"We are all Thatcherites now," insisted David Cameron. Really, Tory Boy? Count me out for starters.
Wrapping every one of us in Margaret Thatcher's shroud was the PM hijacking the funeral.
His silly boast, made on Radio 4 on the morning of the funeral, betrayed how senior Tories viewed the £10-million taxpayer send-off as a party political broadcast.
Former Foreign Secretary David Owen, speaking outside St Paul's after the service, praised the hymns and the readings.
Lord Owen said: "It was a very well managed and constructed funeral. "Good methodist hymns - Welsh songs.
"I thought the number of women clergy was very noticeable - how much prominence they were given.
"I think it was something Lady Thatcher would have approved of.
"The last prayer was by a young girl.
"The Bishop of London was also very good I thought."
Former miners in South Yorkshire have reacted to the scenes of Margaret Thatcher's ceremonial funeral by parading an effigy of the Iron Lady in a noose.
Residents of Goldthorpe, South Yorkshire, are also preparing to pull a replica of her coffin through the streets before setting it ablaze.
An effigy of the late Tory leader had been strung up in a noose outside the Union Jack social club with signs reading: "Thatcher the milk snatcher" and "Thatcher the scab".
One home in the town displayed a huge sign saying: "The Lady's not for turning but tonight she'll be for burning."
Residents stopped to take photos of the Rusty Dudley pub in the High Street, which was decked out with bunting and banners that said: "Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, Thatcher's Britain has gone bust" and "That's another fine mess you've got us into Maggie".
Former defence secretary Dr Liam Fox said: "I thought it was just a wonderful and fitting end to the public life of Margaret Thatcher.
"The service itself was very moving, simple but to the point.
"I think that everybody there felt the tremendous emotion of the occasion and the sense of history."
Asked for his thoughts on the former prime minister having a ceremonial funeral, he said: "It was absolutely right for the occasion - and leaving aside any politics, here was a woman who was the first (female) leader of a major democratic nation and who was the longest serving prime minister of the 20th century."
Retired teacher Henry Page joined protesters on the funeral route to complain about the £10million cost of the service being paid by taxpayers.
He told the BBC: "There are people that are unable to pay their fuel bills in energy poverty.
"There are people who are selling their homes to pay their care home bills.
"There are people who are having benefit cuts and I really feel even Margaret Thatcher would have said £10million on a funeral in this economic climate is inappropriate."
Former Tory MP Virginia Bottomley said "political power dressing" was invented by Margaret Thatcher.
Baroness Bottomley,65, who worked in Thatcher's government, told the BBC: "She did carve out the way for women. I mean, there were 23 women when I went into the House of Commons.
"We never thought we would have a woman Prime Minister and she was just remarkable.
"I always think she invented political power dressing.
"I only got selected for my constituency because I had my hair done exactly like hers.
"I wore a suit and a bow like hers.
"Whenever you saw her she was impressive, formidable, remarkable.
"I was always daunted by her - intimidated."
Songs at the miners' celebration in Goldthorpe included Rod Stewart's Maggie May, which includes the line "Wake up Maggie, I think I've got something to say to you", and Going Underground by The Jam were played as crowds spilled out of the club and lined the street.
Several National Union of Mineworkers pit banners were paraded past, prompting cheers and applause from bystanders.
At 1pm, a horse and cart pulled up to the club bearing a replica coffin containing another effigy of the late Tory leader. It was manned by someone in a Margaret Thatcher mask drinking milk.
A piper played as the horsedrawn "hearse" led a parade up the street.
Mum Kate Evans was among protesters on the funeral route.
She said: "I'm going to turn my back on the funeral procession.
"I would never have protested at a private funeral.
"If Margaret Thatcher's family had taken her body to a church that was meaningful to her and had a private ceremony I would have stayed well away.
"But £10million of our money is being spent on celebrating the life of someone who ruined the lives of millions."
Phil Williams, from North Wales, carried a banner saying "Rest In Shame".
He said: All we've heard is sycophantic MPs saying how great she was.
"Well unfortunately, if you go north of the Watford Gap there is a very different story up there - and she didn't do that either because she just thought that was northern England and they would look after themselves."
Former Labour minister Vernon Coaker, who attended the service, said the send-off hit the right note.
The shadow Norther Ireland Secretary said there was a very "dignified" atmosphere within St Paul's.
He said: "The service managed to convey the respect which everyone would wish to see.
"There was a very calm, pleasant atmosphere. It was a very dignified, respectful occasion.
"As the Bishop of London said at the beginning, it was a time for her family and friends - as well as the nation.
"Obviously there were some different views, but this was a time to give her the respect and I think that was important.
"It was also a beautiful reading by the granddaughter. And the hymns were very appropriate for Thatcher."
Simon Weston paid tribute to the coffin bearers made up of regiments associated with the Falklands War, including Major Nicholas Mott, who commanded the party, and his brother Garrison Sgt Major Bill Mott, who walked behind and kept the coffin in place as it was lifted up the steps.
Simon, who was horrifically injured in the conflict, said: "It was absolutely right that the Falklands lads carried the coffin.
"We're incredibly lucky to have Nick Mott and Bill Mott who served in the Falklands as part of the party and all of the regiments that were involved."

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MACKINAW CITY — The Mackinaw City varsity volleyball team earned a five-set victory over Wolverine (25-15, 21-25, 26-24, 25-27, 15-13) in a competitive Northern Lakes Conference matchup on Thursday.
"Very tough night tonight as both teams went back and forth with the lead," Mackinaw City coach Rachel Whitmore said. "We had great chemistry in the first set and had to get it back when we lost it in the second set. The girls gave it their all the entire night, and because of that, they won.
The Comets improved to 1-1 overall and 1-0 in the Northern Lakes Conference.
Leading the way for the Comets was Blaine Yoder, who had a team-high eight aces, while Lauren Bell had seven aces and three kills. Others chipping in for the Comets were Megan Watchorn (five assists), Brooke Yoder (three blocks), Alex Clemens (two kills, ace), Chelsey Closs (five aces, three blocks, Emily Dullack (six aces, two kills), Kayla Davis (two assists) and Heidi Mercer (ace).
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, Volume 6, Issue 4, pp 234-238
First online:
The nutritional selectivity of a siderophore-catabolizing bacterium
- Rosemary DeAngelisAffiliated withDepartment of Biology, Loyola University of ChicagoDepartment of Internal Medicine, The University of Chicago Medical Center
- , Michelle ForsythAffiliated withDepartment of Biology, Loyola University of Chicago
- , Domenic CastignettiAffiliated withDepartment of Biology, Loyola University of Chicago
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The ability of a siderophore-catabolizing bacterium to assimilate ferric ion was examined. While the bacterium utilizes the siderophore deferrioxamine B (DFB) as a carbon source, it was incapable of using the ferricion analogue (ferrioxamine B) as an iron source. It did, however, assimilate the ferric ion of the chelator ferric nitrilotriacetic acid and of the siderophore ferrirhodotorulic acid (ferriRA). Neither ferriRA nor its deferrated analog (RA), however, were capable of functioning as carbon sources for the bacterium. The microbe thus employs a 'nutritional selectivity' with respect to these two siderophores. That is, it does not use the siderophore it employs as a carbon source (DFB) as an iron source nor does the siderophore utilized as an iron source, i.e. ferriRA, nor its deferrated analog (RA), serve as carbon sources for the organism.
Keywordsdeferrioxamine B nutritional selectivity rhodotorulic acid siderophore catabolism
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- The nutritional selectivity of a siderophore-catabolizing bacterium
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Volume 6, Issue 4 , pp 234-238
- Cover Date
- 1993-12
- Print ISSN
- 0966-0844
- Online ISSN
- 1572-8773
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- Keywords
- deferrioxamine B
- nutritional selectivity
- rhodotorulic acid
- siderophore catabolism
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- Rosemary DeAngelis (1) (2)
- Michelle Forsyth (1)
- Domenic Castignetti (1)
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- 1. Department of Biology, Loyola University of Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA
- 2. Department of Internal Medicine, The University of Chicago Medical Center, Chicago, IL, USA


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, Volume 16, Issue 3, pp 251-259
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Why patients with lung cancer do not want help with some needs
- Rose SteeleAffiliated withSchool of Nursing, Rm. 342 HNES Building, Faculty of Health, York University Email author
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The purpose of this exploratory study was to understand what motivates patients to ask or not ask for assistance when they have expressed need in specific areas.
Materials and methods
A qualitative approach was used to explore the desire for assistance of patients with lung cancer who attended a regional cancer centre. The research questions were: (1) Why do patients with lung cancer not desire help for certain areas of need?; (2) What resources currently exist outside the cancer centre that patients with lung cancer use to help meet their needs?; and (3) What resources (internal and external to the cancer centre) would be helpful for patients with lung cancer? Fifty-nine patients participated in this study by completing a self-report questionnaire; 34 of these patients were then interviewed using a semi-structured interview guide.
Main results
The data indicated varied reasons for not asking for help, such as believing that staff were too busy or the problem would go away over time. Participants identified a number of outside resources they currently used and gave suggestions about needed resources within the cancer centre and in the community.
Patients with lung cancer may have a number of supportive care concerns, but they do not always ask for help with those issues. Some patients may be unaware of possible help, and others may not want help from professionals. Supportive care needs must be identified quickly and effectively so that appropriate interventions can be offered to those who want them.
KeywordsLung cancer Identified needs Desire for assistance
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- 2008-03
- 10.1007/s00520-007-0301-4
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- 0941-4355
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- 1. School of Nursing, Rm. 342 HNES Building, Faculty of Health, York University, 4700 Keele Street, Toronto, ON, M3J 1P3, Canada
- 2. Oncology Nursing and Supportive Care, Toronto-Sunnybrook Regional Cancer Centre, 2075 Bayview Ave., Toronto, ON, M4N 3M5, Canada


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Thunderbolt to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter
Thunderbolt to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter
The Apple Thunderbolt to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter lets you easily connect to a high-performance Gigabit Ethernet network. Small and compact, it connects to the Thunderbolt port on your Mac computer and provides an RJ-45 port that supports 10/100/1000BASE-T networks.
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Apple Thunderbolt to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter with built-in Thunderbolt cable
System Requirements
OS X v10.7.4 or later
Thunderbolt-equipped Mac computer
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can i connect an external hard drive to my airport extreme via the thunderbolt to ethernet connector?
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can i use thunderbolt to gigabit ethernet adapter to connect macbook to tv?
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Will Windows 7 (bootcamp) recognize a thunderbolt ethernet adapter?
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The previous "yes" answer is correct, it does indeed work under Wndows 7 Bootcamp, but the answer is The previous "yes" answer is correct, it does indeed work under Wndows 7 Bootcamp, but the answer is a bit light on detail for a couple of the steps. Here's a fuller explanation: 1) download the driver per the instructions in the previous answer 2) unzip the drivers to a temporary folder on your hard drive 3) connect the adaptor to the thunderbolt port 4) reboot Windows Windows should automatically detect the adaptor now and install it. You may need to point the installer at the location where you unzipped the drivers. If Windows doesn't automatically install the device... 1) go to Start > Control Panel > Hardware & Sound and open Device Manager 2) click the name of your computer at the top of the device tree 3) click Action at the top of the window and choose Add Legacy Hardware 4) Click Next 5) Select "Install hardware that I manually select..." 6) Choose Network Adaptors 7) Choose "Have Disk" 8) Browse to the location of the drivers you unzipped earlier. 9) Click the .inf file 10) Select Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet from the list of drivers available 11) OK and install You may need to reboot again with the adaptor plugged into the Thunderbolt port to finish the job,
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will this work for the new 27-inch iMac with Retina 5K display?
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Yes it will but the iMac already has a gigabit Ethernet port built in so unless you need two, don't Yes it will but the iMac already has a gigabit Ethernet port built in so unless you need two, don't worry.
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is this cable MacBook Air to time capsule compatible?
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Will this adapter work with LAN?
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A LAN is a local-area network, therefore, if you are trying to connect to a network where you need t A LAN is a local-area network, therefore, if you are trying to connect to a network where you need to connect via Ethernet and your Mac supports a thunderbolt connection, then this is the adapter for you. :)
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In Lawyers at Work, Herbert M. Kritzer, Marvin J. Sonosky Chair of Law and Public Policy at the University of Minnesota Law School, presents updated versions of over three decades of law review articles and book chapters relating to the practice of law. The book is divided into four distinct parts: (1) Theory and Method in the Study of Legal Practice, (2) Lawyers at Work, (3) The Impact of How Lawyers Are Paid, and (4) Lawyers' Legal Practice in the 21st Century. Each part features three to five chapters, the majority of which present relevant empirical research on the topic. Lawyers at Work is a worthy addition to academic law library collections and will appeal to a wide audience.
Law library patrons interested in empirical research will find Lawyers at Work particularly interesting. Chapter two, for example, compares two methods of studying attorneys' behavior: observation and interviews. Mr. Kritzer conducted a study of contingency fee practice in Wisconsin in which he observed the daily behavior of lawyers at three different firms and then interviewed similarly situated lawyers about their daily routines. Unsurprisingly, he found that the observational method of study produced a more nuanced portrait of daily practice. Meanwhile, in chapter eight, Kritzer details a survey he administered in which attorneys from eleven different federal districts were queried about their encounters with Rule 11 sanctions. In the end, substantial differences were observed amongst the districts. For those interested in empirical research, these and other chapters will provide guidelines and models for their work.
Additionally, patrons interested in learning more about the day-to-day work of lawyers, as well as where the legal profession is headed, will find this book very useful. For example, in chapter four, Kritzer identifies three dimensions of lawyer-client relations (professionalism, business, and social), and provides excerpts from interviews which provide evidence of each dimension. Similarly, in chapter six, he provides a detailed breakdown of the various components of insurance defense practice, including fee arrangements, marketing, bill auditing, and working with adjusters. For those who are less interested in theory and more curious as to what daily practice truly entails, these and other chapters will be beneficial. Additionally, in the final part of the book, Kritzer addresses legal practice in the 21st century. In chapter 15, for example, he draws on the work of Richard Susskind to envision and describe new roles in the delivery of legal services, including that of legal information engineer, legal consultant, and legal processor.
Being a compilation of 15 law review articles and book chapters, Lawyers at Work is extremely well-researched, featuring 37 pages of references. A close look at these sources, however, reveals a potential shortcoming of the book. Indeed, only 45 of the sources, or roughly 6%, are dated 2008 or later. Considering the legal market was hit extremely hard by the 2008 recession, it is reasonable to question the efficacy of some of the assertions and anecdotes included in the text. Moreover, the impact of technology in recent years may not be fully captured by the book. For example, in chapter five, discussing the work of contingency fee lawyers, Kritzer includes a section on managing client behavior. When discussing how workers' compensation clients can jeopardize their claims by exhibiting behavior inconsistent with their claimed injuries, he makes no mention of warning clients about posting on social media.
Despite this potential weakness, Lawyers at Work is an excellent book. Mr. Kritzer is an expert in the field and this compilation showcases his prolific body of work. It is highly recommended for academic law library collections.
Reviewed by: Jesse Bowman, 2015. Electronic Research, Technology, and Instructional Services Librarian, Pritzker Legal Research Center, Northwestern University School of Law, Chicago, Illinois. firstname.lastname@example.com
Editorial Note: This blog post is authored by: Scott Frey, Reference Librarian, Western State College of Law (firstname.lastname@example.com).
July 15, 2015. Amazon Prime Day. Amazon promised more deals than Black Friday, if you had paid the yearly Prime subscription (or had the 30 day free trial). They teased a bunch of deals, to give people a sense of how good and wide-ranging the savings would be.
The big day arrived, and… indeed, there were many deals. Some deals were great, as advertised. The best (a 32-inch TV for $75!) were 100% claimed within minutes. Maybe you were one of the lucky ones. Or maybe you eventually got the deal off a waitlist.
Meanwhile, many other deals were … not as great, at least for most people. The giant shoehorn. The "beard growther." The 55-gallon drum of lubricant. You had to wade through the claimed and unwanted deals to find a deal you wanted. Or you gave up in frustration.
What do Amazon Prime Day and legal research have in common?
Let's start with the entrance fee. Only Prime members could participate in Amazon's festivities. Likewise, only subscribers have access to services such as Lexis Advance and WestlawNext. There may be exceptions – e.g., a free trial, a patron access terminal – but for the most part, it's pay to play. Nonsubscribers have alternatives – in the case of legal research, free services such as Google Scholar, FDsys, or a non-subscription law library.
The marketing of Prime Day was like the marketing of legal research systems and library discovery tools. With Prime Day, you'll get better deals than ever! With this new, improved research system, you'll get more useful results than ever! The marketing might be hype, reality, or – most likely – a bit of both.
So you get to Prime Day or start doing legal research. You might claim a good deal; you might get relevant legal material. Or you might not. The 100% claimed deals on Prime Day are like checked-out print materials or e-books, or resources you can't access because they're not in your subscription plan or otherwise available. (Going on the Prime Day waitlist is perhaps like doing extra research – sometimes persistence pays off.)
Moreover, to get to the good deal or the useful result, you might have to wade through all the stuff you didn't want. On Prime Day, most items – Kindle Fire tablets, giant shoehorns, and any random items in between – were in a long list that you had to scroll or click through. You could filter by category; but you could not search.
If the first few results at least were good and available, then I imagine most users would be satisfied. With Prime Day, whether you wanted a particular camera, home improvement items, or deals in general, you got the same initial results, which were often either uninteresting or unavailable.
While the homepage of many library catalogs and legal research systems is likewise the same for everyone, at least you can browse or search to get (hopefully) relevant results. This is like the normal experience on Amazon's site. (Moreover, like Amazon, some legal research systems have homepages that reflect your history or preferences on the site.)
The search algorithm on Amazon is good, as are the options for filtering and sorting the results. Sites like Amazon and Google – with precision in top results and recall for those who want more – are what sites like WestlawNext and Lexis Advance are trying to emulate. Contrast those results with the list of items selected for Prime Day or the results on an inferior search engine – most of little or no value to you. (Does anyone remember Cuil?) Filtering or sorting a mediocre pile of results might help, but probably not enough.
The marketing of Prime Day was especially successful because of prior satisfaction with Amazon. But goodwill and high expectations can quickly turn into disappointment if promises aren't delivered.
Of course, some people liked Prime Day and got deals. The experience of Prime Day, like of libraries and databases, wasn't uniform. (Personally, I didn't mind the unwanted results much, because I'm used to and have a high tolerance for them. But many people, understandably, want the wheat and don't have time or patience for the chaff.) No legal research system will satisfy everyone all the time. Some people will prefer one system or another; or learn to like the one they have; or switch to another service if and when they can.
Does a legal research system or a law library need to provide everything under the sun, like Amazon and Google do? I think that's a question libraries are struggling with now, especially as to physical collections in a time of shrinking budgets, space, and staff. Morever, most law libraries and law offices can't subscribe to every law database. And if they do subscribe to several databases, most users can't use all those resources (even on one database) optimally. So law libraries do more stringent collection development, even though there are more legal resources than ever, and provide training and assistance in research to the extent we can.
On Prime Day, some sites – e.g., Kinja Deals – had pages or Twitter feeds that highlighted good deals (and advised when they were no longer available). Reference librarians can likewise guide researchers to useful resources and ways of getting useful results.
So, a cheery thought to end on: libraries can make a difference by providing the best possible resources and guidance in how to use them. Knowing how to find good results – like good deals on Prime Day – can change a frustrating experience into a satisfying one. (Now if I only could find that $75 TV on Amazon right now….)
By: Scott Frey, Reference Librarian, Western State College of Law (firstname.lastname@example.com)
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Kathryn "Kitty" Smoke of Dewey Lake, born Jan. 23, 1936, passed away Oct. 24, 2013, at Lenawee Medical Care Facility, after a long struggle with Alzheimer's.
She is survived by her loving husband of 60 years, Jim; her son, Timothy (Kim) Smoke of San Tan Valley, Ariz.; her grandson, James Allen (Kristen) Smoke of Queen Creek, Ariz.; and one great-granddaughter, Lorelai Kathryn Smoke of Arizona.
She was preceded in death by her mother, Oneda (Archer) Sells; her father, John Sells, Sr.; her brother, John Sells, Jr.; and her son, Barry Smoke.
Kitty loved to bowl at the Deerfield Bowling Alley in the Coffee League.
Kitty was a wonderful soul and touched the lives of many. She graduated from Adrian High School. Her passion, strength and smile will live on in our memories and will be deeply missed.
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Category: baby girl names
Let's have some fun.
List your Top 5 girls' names. In order if possible. With explanations for why you love them so much, if you like.
Your Top 5 might include names you've chosen for your own daughter or names you plan to use. Or it might just be a fantasy list.
And if you can't limit your list to just five, feel free to add some runners up.
What's your favorite classic girls' name?
And by classic, we mean timeless choices such as Elizabeth, Sarah, and Margaret.
We also mean currently fashionable classics such as Charlotte and Alice.
In fact, when you tell us which classic girls' name is your favorite, maybe you can also tell us why you consider it a classic.
Think you have to pick between names that are classics, with deep roots and centuries of use, and names that are unusual?
You don't, as these classic girls' names, all ranked below the U.S. Top 1000, attest.
Some were popular in recent years and are now sinking from view — Pamela, Jean — while others are rising stars we predict will soon appear on the official Top 1000: Imogen is a prime example, along with Mabel, the Margos, and Clementine.
That still leaves dozens of classic girls' names that are neither coming into style nor sailing out but simply holding steady below the radar.
A note on how we chose the names: We did not include variant spellings of more popular classic names such as Emilee, and for the most part excluded short forms unless they have been traditionally used on their own. Our definition of classic embraces ancient names such as Phaedra and Keturah along with more recent widely-used girls' names such as Maureen.
If you're in search of a classic girls' name that's both traditional and unusual, consider these 100+ picks, ordered from those given to the highest number of baby girls in the U.S. in 2012 (Aurelia, at 250) to the least (Petal, used for just 5).
Flower names have been a popular group for girls over the past few decades, with early favorites such as Lily and Rose giving way to more exotic blooms.
The very coolest flower names right now, we think, are a mix of the generic and the adventurous. We like names such as Petal and Posy that reference flowers in general without citing a specific species, along with a handful of adventurous varietals.
Our picks for the coolest flower names for girls:
There's a new top girl in town, and her name is Imogen.
Imogen seized the crown from the Hunger Games-inspired Katniss as the Number One girls' name on Nameberry for 2013.
Charlotte, which had been the most popular girls' name in previous years, now stands at Number Two, while Harper, now officially classified as a girls' name with over 90 percent of the baby Harpers female, is a new entrant to the list at Number Three.
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one of the editors tried to add a picture to a page. Unfortunately, something went wrong but the person cannot remember what exactly happened. However, as a result, all the pictures in the media library are not displayed on the website at all - a default name of wp-content in url is changed to grntdocswop-content on live website.
As a test, I tried to remove a picture from the media library and then re-upload it again and then add it to a page but I am still getting the same problem.
Link of a picture in the media library:
file url: http://mysite.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/file.gif
Link of a picture on a page:
<img title="" src="http://mysite.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/file.gif" alt="" width="125" height="115" />
link to an image on a live website:
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I checked settings -> media but the store uploads in this folder and full url path to files are blank.
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First off the owner( who is very nice and gracious) was living in the "upstairs apartment " which there is no mention of - it was kind of like staying in a house with your parents upstairs. Either the entire property should be a rental or not. The location was close to the river, which was a nice view, but it was also a nice view into the house, as the windows were covered only with very shear lace and no avaible shade or blinds - we had to hang towels over the bedroom windows to get any sense of privacy. The environmental controls were iffy, at best leaving some areas stifling and others (such as the bathroom) very cold
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Effects of biotic and abiotic stress on induced accumulation of terpenes and phenolics in red pines inoculated with bark beetle-vectored fungus
- Kier D. KlepzigAffiliated withDepartment of Plant Pathology, University of Wisconsin-MadisonDepartment of Entomology, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- , Eric L. KrugerAffiliated withDepartment of Forestry, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- , Eugene B. SmalleyAffiliated withDepartment of Plant Pathology, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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This study characterized the chemical response of healthy red pine to artificial inoculation with the bark beetle-vectored fungusLeptographium terebrantis. In addition, we sought to determine whether stress altered this induced response and to understand the implications of these interactions to the study of decline diseases. Twenty-five-year-old trees responded to mechanical wounding or inoculation withL. terebrantis by producing resinous reaction lesions in the phloem. Aseptically wounded and wound-inoculated phloem contained higher concentrations of phenolics than did constitutive tissue. Trees inoculated withL. terebrantis also contained higher concentrations of six monoterpenes,α-pinene,β-pinene, 3-carene, limonene, camphene, and myrcene, and higher total monoterpenes than did trees that were mechanically wounded or left unwounded. Concentrations of these monoterpenes increased with time after inoculation. Total phenolic concentrations in unwounded stem tissue did not differ between healthy and root-diseased trees. Likewise, constitutive monoterpene concentrations in stem phloem were similar between healthy and root-diseased trees. However, when stem phloem tissue was challenged with fungal inoculations, reaction tissue from root-diseased trees contained lower concentrations ofα-pinene, the predominant monoterpene in red pine, than did reaction tissue from healthy trees. Seedlings stressed by exposure to low light levels exhibited less extensive induced chemical changes when challenge inoculated withL. terebrantis than did seedlings growing under higher light. Stem phloem tissue in these seedlings contained lower concentrations ofα-pinene than did nonstressed seedlings also challenge inoculated withL. terebrantis. It is hypothesized that monoterpenes and phenolics play a role in the defensive response of red pine against insect-fungal attack, that stress may predispose red pine to attack by insect-fungal complexes, and that such interactions are involved in red pine decline disease. Implications to plant defense theory and interactions among multiple stress agents in forest decline are discussed.
Key WordsMonoterpene phenolics α-pinene β-pinene red pine bark beetles Leptographium Ips Hylastes defense stress decline growth-differentiation balance
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- Effects of biotic and abiotic stress on induced accumulation of terpenes and phenolics in red pines inoculated with bark beetle-vectored fungus
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Journal of Chemical Ecology
Volume 21, Issue 5 , pp 601-626
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- 1995-05
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- 0098-0331
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- Monoterpene
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- Kier D. Klepzig (1) (2)
- Eric L. Kruger (3)
- Eugene B. Smalley (1)
- Kenneth F. Raffa (2)
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- 1. Department of Plant Pathology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 53706, Madison, Wisconsin
- 2. Department of Entomology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 53706, Madison, Wisconsin
- 3. Department of Forestry, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 53706, Madison, Wisconsin


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In the following essay, Tilden discusses Rodriguez's views on homosexuality and the role of the Catholic Church as both a censor and a solicitor in his essay "Late Victorians."
In his 1982 autobiography Hunger of Memory Richard Rodriguez writes that for him as a child the Catholic Church "excited more sexual wonderment than it repressed": "I would study pictures of martyrs—white-robed virgins fallen in death and the young, almost smiling, St. Sebastian, transfigured in pain. … At such moments, the Church touched alive some very private sexual excitement" (84). In the autobiographical essay "Late Victorians: San Francisco, AIDS, and the Homosexual Stereotype," which appeared...
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The United States' financial system is broken for all but a few at the top -- that much is plain. But given the complexity and size of Big Finance, it's hard to pin down why.
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Technology-land is abuzz these days about net neutrality: the idea, supported by President Obama, (until recently) the Federal Communications Commission, and most of the technology industry, that all traffic should be able to travel across the Internet and into people's homes on equal terms. In other words, broadband providers like Comcast shouldn't be able to block (or charge a toll to, or degrade the quality of), say, Netflix, even if Netflix competes with Comcast's own video-on-demand services.*
Yesterday, the Wall Street Journal reported that the FCC is about to release proposed regulations that would allow broadband providers to charge additional fees to content providers (like Netflix) in exchange for access to a faster tier of service, so long as those fees are "commercially reasonable." To continue our example, since Comcast is certainly going to give its own video services the highest speed possible, Netflix would have to pay up to ensure equivalent video quality.
On the heels of our news release yesterday (please see below), Senator Patrick Leahy and Congressman Peter DeFazio sent a strongly worded letter to USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack criticizing the recent power grab usurping power from the National Organic Standards Board (NOSB).
Leahy and DeFazio were prime authors of the Organic Foods Production Act of 1990 (OFPA) which created a unique public-private partnership in governing the organic industry. The creation of the NOSB was an essential part of the structure allaying fears that corporate agribusiness and regulatory bureaucrats could eventually undermine the true meaning of the organic farming movement.
California is a state where many powerful corporate interests are based, ranging from corporate agribusiness in the San Joaquin Valley to the computer and technology industry in the Silicon Valley, but none are more influential in state politics than the oil industry.
Stop Fooling California recently released a chart revealing that the oil industry, including the Western States Petroleum Association, Chevron, BP and other oil companies, spent over $56.63 million on lobbying at the State Capitol in the five years from 2009 through 2013.
This money is enough to spend $471,000 on each California Senator and Assemblymember, according to the organization (http://www.stopfoolingca.org), "an online and social media public education and awareness campaign that highlights oil companies' efforts to mislead and confuse Californians.
Today, Brooklyn elected officials, community groups, and advocates rallied on the steps of Borough Hall to support District Attorney Ken Thompson's proposal to stop prosecuting people arrested for possessing small amounts of marijuana. A memo outlining DAThompson's proposal, shared with the press, states that when the police make a low-level marijuana arrest and the defendant has no criminal record or a minimal criminal record, "there will be a presumption that such case will be immediately dismissed." With this bold and smart initiative, DA Thompson is using his discretionary authority as the top law enforcement officer in Brooklyn to refocus limited law enforcement resources on serious public safety issues, address and reduce unwarranted racial disparities in the criminal justice system, and ensure that Brooklynresidents are no longer saddled with lifelong arrest records for simple possession of marijuana.
Yasukuni apologists will say that this a place where the war dead can be remembered and that Shinzo Abe's offering of a Masakaki "sacred tree" branch to the shrine on Monday 21 April was perfectly within the remit of a Japanese prime minister.
You can imagine the outrage if German politicians visited or gave offerings to a shrine that denied the Holocaust.
It is not just the fact that not a single body is buried at Yasukuni shrine, though more than 2,466,000 souls are enshrined there. By going to that shrine, by giving offerings to the shrine, Japanese politicians are turning their backs on another option. Just up the road is the Chidorigafuchi National Cemetery with the remains of 352,297 unknown Japanese soldiers and civilians. It is tranquil, serene, respectful. Its evergreen trees provide ample places of shade. It is close to Yasukuni and is served by the same subway stop, Kudanshita. Like Yasukuni, it is near the Imperial palace. The emperor, who shuns Yasukuni, even though his ministers go there, is a frequent visitor.
On Friday, April 18, 2014, the Alabama Supreme Court issued a 8-1 decision in Ex Parte Hicks upholding the conviction of Sara Hicks, who gave birth to a healthy baby who tested positive for cocaine in 2008. This decision affirmed the Court's prior ruling in Ex Parte Ankrom, holding that that the plain meaning of the word "child" in the Alabama law unambiguously includes fertilized eggs and that pregnantwomen may be arrested for using a controlled substance while pregnant.
As a result of the rulings in Ankrom and Hicks, there is no exception from prosecution for pregnant women who used controlled substances that are prescribed by physicians. (See "Your Epidural is Against the Law: What Alabama Women and Doctors Need to Know".) Because Justice Moore's concurring opinion in Hicks relies on Biblical citations and God's authority, the decision may also raise First Amendment establishment clause questions.
Yesterday, a federal appeals panel ordered the government to release of a classified Justice Department memo outlining the legal justification for the 2011 drone strike that killed U.S. citizen Anwar Al-Awlaki. The Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law joined an amicus brief in the case arguing that the government's attempt to withhold the legal memo results in "secret law" and runs contrary to the Freedom of Information Act.
In yesterday's ruling, the federal appeals panel held that the government waived any claim to secrecy of the memo due to public statements made by the administration about the lawfulness of drone strikes, including a "white paper" issued by the JusticeDepartment. A judge on the appeals panel wrote that these disclosures preclude the government from claiming that the legal justification for drone strikes cannot be made public.
An Institute for Policy Studies report released today puts a price tag on how much taxpayers are subsidizing exorbitant executive pay at the nation's top restaurant chains.
The report focuses on the loophole that allows corporations to deduct unlimited amounts from their income taxes for the cost of executive compensation—as long as the pay is in the form of stock options and other so-called "performance pay." This loophole serves as a massive subsidy for excessive executive compensation.
Restaurant Industry Pay: Taxpayers' Double Burden calculates the cost of CEO pay subsidies at the 20 largest corporate members of the National Restaurant Association, a leading opponent of efforts to raise the minimum wage. The NRA is organizing a major lobby drive in Washington on April 29-30.
Hon. Secretary of State John Kerry:
Uganda's foreign affairs minister Sam Kutesa could become President of the United Nations General Assembly in June unless the world comes to its senses.
As President, Mr. Kutesa would preside over important meetings including the General Assembly, when you and President Obama attend in the Fall.
As you are aware his boss and partner Gen. Yoweri Museveni has now presided over a repressive and brutal dictatorship in Uganda for 28 years.
An Open Letter:
Governor of Massachusetts Deval Patrick said in a radio interview on April 15, 2014: "I respect the authority of the Supreme Court to make those decisions" that have corrupted politics, like McCutcheon. I write the Governor to clarify his position, and to express opposition to this statement.
To "respect" authority in the abuse of its power is to align oneself with and further enable that same abuse. Experience shows that resisting rather than respecting such abuse, especially in the case of the U.S. Supreme Court, has the effect of curbing it.
Converting a democracy into a plutocracy is a crime of constitutional dimensions. If the Governor does sincerely believe that the Roberts Court legitimately has the power to amend the Constitution for this purpose, I would like him to point out precisely where in the Constitution that power is given to five unelected judges? Article V seems to have a different, much more difficult, process in mind than the vote of a single Supreme Court justice in a 5-4 decision. The constitutional process involves an intentionally – and for any such major political change all but impossibly – difficult 2/3 vote of each house of Congress. Then three-fourths of the state legislatures must ratify Congress' proposal. The elected representatives of those bodies, through their legislative acts, give not the remotest sign of agreeing with the Roberts 5 about the constitutional validity of allowing big money into politics.
Five judges' radical amendment of the Constitution by their series of seven decisions to which the Governor gives his "respect" flouts the established process for making such an enormous constitutional change.


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MONTGOMERY, Ala. ---- After a brief one-game homestand, the No. 20 Auburn Montgomery women's basketball team will head to Carrolton, Ga. this Saturday to take on the University of West Georgia in the first ever meeting between the two schools.
AUM (10-1) is coming off its first loss of the season, a 75-49 setback to No. 2 Freed-Hardeman. This will be the team's eighth road game out of the first 11 to start the season.
The Wolves are currently 5-3 after a 71-64 victory over Columbus State on Wednesday. They are led offensively by Mone Peoples. The senior averages 13.0 points per game, and has led the team in scoring five of its eight games.
"It's a step up in play," Head Coach Dan Davis said. "As a Division II team, you know they're going to be athletic. We're looking forward to getting back on the road and hopefully closing this part of the season out on a positive note."
The Warhawks continue to be led by senior LaKenya Drayton. She averages 14.8 points and 8.4 rebounds per game, both team highs. Fellow team captain Kamesha Strong contributes 5.8 points and a team-high 3.8 assists per game. Marren Schwartz has also been consistent on both ends, with 5.4 points and 5.5 rebounds per game.
AUM is shooting 42.6 percent from the field in 2012-13, while holding opponents to 35.7 percent shooting. The Warhawks have outscored opponents by 130 points (696-566), winning by an average of 11.8 points a game.
Depth has been a key part of AUM's success this season, and Davis believes it will be important once again on Saturday as the Warhawks look to rebound from a tough defeat last Friday.
"The girls have tremendous chemistry and belief in each other," he said. "And that's going to help us a lot as we move forward through the season. It doesn't mean that there won't be some bumps in the road, but they have the right approach every day."
Saturday's matchup begins at 1 p.m., and it will be the last game for the Warhawks until after Christmas, when the team travels to Florida for the Ave Maria Classic on December 30 and 31.


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I stayed here for two nights at the end of a trip to SIngapore and Malaysia. I was alone but the presence of two cups and two glasses in my room suggests that I had a double room. Thank goodness I didn't have to share it as it was pretty much the smallest room I've ever been in. It's pretty well designed, for a tiny room, but once I'd opened my suitcase there was pretty much no floor space left and there's not enough storage space in the room to unpack one suitcase, let alone two, so I have no idea how people use this space if they are travelling as a couple. I am only 5'6'' and my feet were hanging off the end of the bed. Tiny.
OK, the positives - the staff are brilliant! Soooooo, helpful. I emailed a few days before I arrived, asking for public transport directions and got a fantastically detailed reply that got me there with no trouble at all. Whilst I was staying at the hotel I used buses to get everywhere, which I absolutely could not have done without the help of the staff (buses in Singapore are reliable and cheap but finding out which ones go where is practically impossible). The room was clean and the wifi worked perfectly on my 'phone (though was weirdly temperamental on my laptop).
The location's not the greatest if you are a tourist, but if you are happy getting on the bus then it's perfectly fine - I would stay there again - and in fact it's quite nice to feel like you're staying in a proper neighbourhood rather than in tourist central. It's almost directly opposite a cinema, which I went to on my last night, which was rather nice too.
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I did a system update yesterday and there was only one, which was for my Epson printer. Today on reboot, I get a blue screen with a revolving disk. I managed to get my installation disk in and pressed the C button but nothing. I rebooted and held the mouse key but the DVD does not want to come out. I have a windows wireless keyboard and I have held down every key possible but still no luck.
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Penny LoBianco, East Peoria, formerly of Alexis, died on Sept. 20 at Fondulac Nursing Home in East Peoria. Per her wishes, no services will be held but a celebration of life will be held on Oct. 12, 2013 from 1 p.m.-5 p.m. at the Alexis Fieldhouse in Alexis. In lieu of flowers, the family will be setting up a fund to buy trees to be planted in memory of her in Alexis or you may donate to the Alexis Cemetery Association.
Penny was born on Sept. 25, 1940 in Canton, to Edward & Blanche Fuller. She married Robert Sullivan, they divorced and she later married Stanley C. LoBianco. Penny worked at Formfit and Smoler's in Monmouth for several years. After she and Stanley sold the farm, she bought a café in Alexis and named it Penny's Country Kitchen, but most just called it Penny's. She was very active in community and school activities, including Boy & Girl Scouts, FFA, War Mothers of WW2, Alexis Community Association, Lion's Club, Alexis City Board & Alexis Young Men's Club. She was the founder of Alexis Fun Day. She was honored by many associations for her commitment to community service, such as the DAR (Daughter of the American Revolution) and the SHARE program. She
was a big supporter of the Alexis Football teams and would often supply food for the boys and the cheer- leaders after Friday night games. She was a big fan of Elvis Presley and was able to go to Graceland. Penny later retired after 28 1/2 years in the café, due to ill health.
Penny is survived by two brothers, Butch and Jerry, her children, Sheryl Melton Monmouth, Susanne Kinsey Viola, Jacquelyn Brooks East Peoria, and Anthony LoBianco Bloomington. She had six grand- children and five great-grandchildren. She is also sur- vived by her step-children, Patty Lee, Fern Bridges, Carolyn Creek, Bobby Sullivan, Stan Johnston, Joe Johnston, Julie Shull and Tim Johnston. Her parents and a niece, Cathy preceded her in death.
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