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NYC Education Chancellor Sets Bar High for School Principals
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Dennis M. Walcott, chancellor of the New York City Department of Education, offered the keynote address at the
Graduate School of Education's Annual Leadership Conference.
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Public school principals who convened for the seventh year at the
Graduate School of Education's (GSE)
Annual Leadership Conference received words of encouragement and an earnest reminder of who it is that they ultimately serve: students.
Dennis M. Walcott, GSS '80, chancellor of the New York City Department of Education, offered the keynote address at this year's March 12 conference, "The Children First Agenda: Looking Forward and Looking Back," sponsored by GSE's
Educational Leadership, Administration and Policy (ELAP) division
Chancellor Walcott, who oversees a system of more than 1,700 schools with 1.1 million students, 136,000 employees, and a $23 billion budget, said that his visits to schools make it apparent that principals are not in an easy line of work.
"What strikes me is how difficult your job is, plain and simple," Walcott told principals gathered at Fordham's Lincoln Center campus. "You're not just a pedagogical leader, you're also a building manager, you're a social worker, you're a school safety worker. You name it—you as the leader of that building are totally in charge of all aspects of the school on behalf of our students."
Moreover, new challenges are on the horizon for schools and their leaders, Walcott said, including transitioning to the common core curriculum, phasing in new methods of teacher evaluations, and continuing to prepare students for standardized exams.
"You are directly responsible for setting the future vision and goals for our children to become successful adults," he said. "And that's a lot of pressure. That is a lot to call on one individual to do—to make sure that she or he is laying the foundation for future generations of students."
Nevertheless, he reminded the principals that such challenges are just what they as leaders thrive on. And as a man who continues to set the bar higher for himself—learning to skydive at 50, running a marathon at 60, and training for a triathlon at 61—Walcott spoke about the thrill of rising to a challenge.
"Leadership is trying something different. Leadership is constantly challenging yourself and the community that's around you. Leadership is setting the bar high, not just for yourself, but for the people that you work with and, most importantly, for the students you are there to educate," he said.
James J. Hennessy, Ph.D., dean of GSE.
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James J. Hennessy, Ph.D., dean of GSE, opened the morning's event by reading a welcome letter to the principals from New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.
Following the chancellor's address, a panel of six principals discussed the unique challenges of leading a public school in New York City, such as instructing one of the most diverse student bodies in the country and confronting waning parent involvement.
Hennessy urged principals to revisit these discussions at the 2014 leadership conference, especially as new regulations regarding common core and teacher evaluations begin to take hold around the state.
"How, as instructional leaders are you dealing with [these issues]?" he said. "Are we going to accept common core standards as passed down to us, or will there eventually be pushback? …What are you going to do to ensure that in the process of implementing the new systems [of teacher evaluation and accountability] we don't do damage to the people dedicated to teaching the kids of New York?
"Those are some of the questions I would like to see us revisit next year."
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Encore Career Institute (Encore) has recently announced the establishment of a new online educational company for which they have received $15 million in Series A venture capital funding. This round of investment for Encore came from InterWest Partners and Granite Ventures.
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think we have got most of these models in our garage…. great photos! The worlds a colourful place and the humble bike fits in everywhere.
The bicycle is the noblest invention of mankind.
– William Saroyan
It would not be at all strange if history came to the conclusion that the
perfection of the bicycle was the greatest event of the nineteenth century.
The first real grip I ever got on things
Was when I learned the art of pedaling
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"Lord Snow" is the third episode of the first season of Game of Thrones. It is the third episode of the series overall. It first aired on May 1, 2011. It was written by executive producers David Benioff & D.B. Weiss and directed by Brian Kirk.
Jon Snow attempts to find his footing at Castle Black amidst hostility and suspicion from his fellow members of the Night's Watch. Eddard Stark and his daughters arrive at King's Landing. Catelyn renews an old friendship with a member of the court, while Daenerys and Viserys journey onwards to the Dothraki capital of Vaes Dothrak.
In the Seven KingdomsThe royal party reaches King's Landing. Lord Eddard Stark barely has time to get off of his horse before he is asked to attend a meeting of the king's small council. Before that he runs into Jaime Lannister in the throne room. Jaime is unhappy with Eddard judging him for killing the Mad King, the murderer of Eddard's father and brother, but Eddard is unrepentant. He then meets the council members: Lord Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish, the king's Master of Coin and a friend of Eddard's wife from childhood; Grand Maester Pycelle, the king's adviser in all matters scientific and academic; Lord Renly Baratheon, the youngest of the king's two brothers and Master of Laws; and Varys, a eunuch and the Master of Whisperers (the head of the king's intelligence network).
Eddard is stunned to learn that the crown is six million Gold Dragons in debt to various debtors, half to Lord Tywin Lannister, and that King Robert Baratheon has ordered this debt increased to pay for a lavish tournament to celebrate Eddard's appointment. Eddard decides to ask Robert to cancel the tournament, but the council is doubtful he'll listen.Elsewhere, Queen Cersei talks to Joffrey about the incident on the river. She tells him that when he is king, the truth will be whatever he decides it will be. Joffrey tells her that he thinks there will be trouble with the Starks, and that when he is King he'll double their taxes, force them to contribute to a standing army and, if they should object, he'd crush them, and install someone loyal like his great-uncle, Kevan as Warden of the North. Cersei points out that the North is too vast and wild to be militarily conquered by outsiders, and as King he needs to be more clever. She also advises him to be kind to Sansa Stark to avoid stirring up trouble for later, and concludes that "Anyone who isn't us is an enemy."
Eddard talks to Arya, who has been arguing with her sister, about the same incident, explaining that Sansa was put in a difficult position by the king and queen, and whilst she shouldn't have lied, winning the long-term approval of Joffrey, her future husband, was important. Arya is unhappy with the situation, but Eddard mollifies her by allowing her to practice with her sword, Needle.At Winterfell, Bran has awoken, but cannot remember anything that happened to him on the tower. His injuries have left him bed-ridden and unlikely to walk again. Old Nan, the oldest servant in the castle, tells Bran stories to pass the time, but he doesn't want her usual heroic stories about the likes of Ser Duncan the Tall. She instead speaks of the White Walkers and the coming of a vast winter that will blanket the world. When Robb pays a visit, Bran asks his brother if it is true that his legs are crushed and that he will never walk again. Robb reluctantly says this is so. Bran remarks that he would rather be dead. Catelyn Stark and Ser Rodrik arrive at King's Landing and attempt to sneak into the city, but are spotted by one of Littlefinger's men. They are taken to meet Littlefinger at a brothel he owns, where Lord Varys is also waiting: one of his 'little birds' told him they were coming. Catelyn is angered by the way they've been treated, but asks Littlefinger for aid in finding the people who tried to have Bran killed. Littlefinger is able to answer this quickly: the elaborate dagger wielded by the assassin used to be his, but he lost it in a gamble with Tyrion Lannister. Littlefinger fetches Eddard to meet his wife, but Eddard suspects a trick and pushes Littlefinger up against a wall outside the brothel wanting to know what his game is. Catelyn then appears, and Eddard is pacified. After hearing her news, he vows to find the truth and expose the Lannisters to Robert. Littlefinger agrees to be his ally in this, for the affection he once bore Catelyn as a youngster.
At Castle Black, the primary redoubt of the Night's Watch in the shadow of the Wall, Jon Snow shows his worth to the trainer, Ser Alliser Thorne, by besting several fellow members of the Watch in the practice yard. Thorne is disgusted at the poor performance of the others, but has no praise for Jon either, dubbing him Lord Snow, and describing him as "the least useless person here". Later on, several of the other recruits gang up on him, but the situation is defused by Tyrion. Tyrion points out to Jon that none of the other recruits had the benefit of a skilled master-at-arms to train them, and Jon is alienating them through his stand-offish attitude and superior combat skills.
Ravens arrive at Castle Black and King's Landing with news of Bran's recovery. In the capital Cersei fears he will expose their secret, but Jaime comforts her. Elsewhere, Robert swaps old war stories with Ser Barristan Selmy, a distinguished and famous knight and the commander of the Kingsguard. When Jaime Lannister appears, Robert jokingly questions him about Aerys Targaryen's death, wondering if the Mad King died begging for mercy, but Jaime rather coldly replies that the master he betrayed died screaming the same words he'd been saying since the siege of King's Landing began: "Burn them all".
At Castle Black, Tyrion meets with Lord Commander Mormont, the head of the Night's Watch, and his chief adviser, the ancient and blind Maester Aemon. Jeor asks for Tyrion to intercede at court and get the Watch more men, as they are dangerously under-strength. Aemon warns that the Stark words are right: a terrible winter is coming and more dangerous things than just wildlings might come with it; after all, one of their number swore that the White Walkers had returned...right up to the moment Ned Stark cut his head off. Tyrion admits his skepticism that supernatural creatures might exist, but agrees to bring word to his queen.Later, Benjen Stark meets Jon atop the Wall and tells him he is going on a ranging in the Haunted Forest. He refuses to take Jon with him, telling him he isn't ready, and that here rank and nobility means nothing: every man must earn everything he gets. Before departing for King's Landing, Tyrion fulfills an old ambition by climbing to the top of the Wall and urinating off the edge of it. He and Jon share a moment of fellowship before he departs for the capital in the company of Yoren, the recruiter for the Night's Watch who is also bound for King's Landing.
In King's Landing, Eddard has contracted a swordmaster, Syrio Forel, the former First Sword of Braavos, to teach Arya how to use her sword properly. Arya is thrilled, and 'the dance' begins. As Eddard watches them practice, his pleasure at seeing Arya happy sours when he realizes that a conflict between the Starks and Lannisters may be inevitable; his daughter may well be training herself for war.
Across the Narrow Sea
Daenerys commands the khalasar to halt on a whim, exercising her growing authority and power. Viserys does not take well to being commanded and threatens his sister. He is strangled by Rakharo, a Dothraki warrior wielding a whip. Daenerys calms the situation and Viserys is forced to walk, a sign of shame amongst the horse-riding Dothraki. Later, Daenerys is told she is pregnant by Irri. She relays the news to Khal Drogo and tells him she thinks it will be a boy as they lay naked in each others arms. Ser Jorah Mormont and Rakharo compare the Westerosi and Dothraki ways of battle; of the heavily-armored but slow knights versus the lightly-armored but fast-moving horse-warriors. Jorah has heard of Rakharo's father, a great warrior, but admits that he disgraced his own father, a man of great honor. When he learns that Daenerys is pregnant, he announces he must split off from the column to ride to the Free City of Qohor, but will rejoin them before they reach Vaes Dothrak.
- Main: Lord Snow recap
A detailed recap of the episode scene by scene.
- Main: Lord Snow/Appearances
- Royal Steward
- Lord Petyr Baelish
- Lord Varys
- Renly Baratheon
- Grand Maester Pycelle
- Old Nan
- Goldcloak 1
- Goldcloak 2
- Drunk man
- King's Landing whore
- Lord Commander Jeor Mormont
- Pypar
- Ser Alliser Thorne
- Grenn
- Lancel Lannister
- Lord Commander Barristan Selmy
- Rakharo
- Yoren
- Maester Aemon
- Syrio Forel
Cast notes
- Starring cast members Alfie Allen (Theon Greyjoy) and Rory McCann (Sandor Clegane) are not credited and do not appear in this episode.
- Aidan Gillen makes his first appearance as Petyr Baelish and is added to the opening credits having being absent from the previous two episodes.
- Richard Madden (Robb Stark) is credited after Isaac Hempstead-Wright (Bran Stark) in the opening sequence despite being credited before in the previous two episodes.
- Casting associate Robert Sterne plays the Royal Steward who welcomes Eddard Stark to King's Landing.
- Jason Momoa (Khal Drogo) is credited as 'also starring' during the closing credits of this episode.
- This episode covers approximately the events of Chapters 19-23, part of 24 and part of 25 (Catelyn 4, Jon 3, Eddard 4, Tyrion 3, Arya 2, Daenerys 3, Bran 4) of the first novel.
- The episode takes its title from a mocking nickname given to Jon Snow by Ser Alliser Thorne.
- This episode is dedicated to the memory of Margaret John, who plays Old Nan, who sadly passed away on 2 February 2011 after a brief illness.
- During the Small Council scene, Renly hands Ned Stark a scroll containing the announcement of the tournament and the prizes for the winners, which he then reads off as "40,000 Gold Dragons for the champion, 20,000 for the runner-up, and 20,000 for the best archer". Pycelle then asks if the crown can afford 80,000 Gold Dragons in prize money. If you pause when Ned first unrolls the scroll, its contents are actually clearly legible: it goes on to say that there is a 20,000 Gold Dragon prize for "Combat with Swords and Clubs", which makes for a total tournament debt of 100,000 Gold Dragons. It is unclear why this discrepancy occurred.
- The Dothraki word that Irri is heard teaching Daenerys, "athjahakar", is the Dothraki word for "pride". It is derived from "jahak", the long braid worn by Dothraki warriors which they take great pride in, as they only cut their braids when defeated.
- When the Royal Steward greets Eddard Stark, and says that Grand Maester Pycelle has called a meeting of the Small Council, the steward mispronounces "maester" as "my-stir"; the correct pronunciation is actually "may-stir". This was reportedly a common mistake on set which took the cast some time to get accustomed to.
- When Joffrey complains to Cersei that every lord in the realm commanding his own soldiers raised from his feudal lands, he comments that he feels this is primitive, "no better than the Hill tribes." This is the first mention of the hill tribes of the Mountains of the Moon which ring the Vale of Arryn, though they won't be encountered on-screen until two episodes after this, in "The Wolf and the Lion".
- Joffrey also mentions "uncle Kevan": Kevan Lannister first appears on-screen five episodes from this in "The Pointy End". Of course, Joffrey is speaking loosely, as Kevan is actually his mother's uncle, his great-uncle (it's common in real-life to refer to great-uncles as just "uncle").
- Old Nan offers to tell Bran a story about Ser Duncan the Tall. Duncan, also known as "Dunk", is one of the main characters in the Tales of Dunk and Egg prequel novellas, which being 89 years before the events of Game of Thrones (there are time skips between novellas in the series, and George R.R. Martin has said that he wants to continue them all the way up to the deaths of the characters, about 50 years before Game of Thrones). Ser Duncan visited Winterfell in one of his adventures, and it is speculated that Old Nan met him in her youth.
- The scene between Robert, Barristan, and Jaime, the scene between Tyrion, Yoren, and Benjen, and the scene between Jorah, Rakharo and Irri, were written at the last minute because the rough-cut of the episode was running short, and filmed in post-production reshoots. Note that all of these scenes are interior shots which didn't need to be filmed on-location.[1]
Actors Isaac Hempstead Wright, Maisie Williams, and Sophie Turner provide an audio commentary for the episode on the DVD and Blu-ray releases.
- The young actors sing along with the main theme during the title sequence.
- Sean Bean was noted by the younger actors for secreting chocolate bars on his person and sneaking them to his young co-stars during filming.
- Conleth Hill apparently enjoyed trying to put Sophie Turner off during her close-ups.
- English-accented Sophie Turner and Irish-accented Jack Gleeson would imitate one another's accents for amusement between takes.
- Isaac Hempstead Wright's only scene with Jack Gleeson was a mock battle scene in the pilot, where Bran and Tommen have a mock fight whilst Joffrey and Robb watch on (this scene occurred in the book). This was not used in the final episode.
- The argument between Arya and Sansa at the breakfast table was Sophie Turner's first scene filmed for the first season. Maisie Williams dented the table with the knife so badly it had to be rotated several times to hide the marks from the camera.
- Mark Addy spooked one of the horses in the King's arrival scene in the first episode with his laugh, whilst he was talking to Bran.
- Mark Addy's prosthetic beard was apparently easily removable so he could eat lunch without ruining it.
- Eugene Simon taught Maisie Williams and Sophie Turner some magic tricks between takes.
- Emilia Clarke was allowed to pick one of four horses for Daenerys's use in the series.
- Harry Lloyd was responsible for introducing iPhone game Fruit Ninja to the cast. It went on to become a craze on set, with cast and crew competing to see who could get the highest score.
- Joseph Mawle told Maisie Williams and Sophie Turner that if acting was easy, everyone would be doing it, so not to be worried if they found scenes hard because the producers had reasons for choosing them and they would be able to do the job.
- The producers considered asking Miltos Yerolemou to shave his hair off to match the appearance of Syrio Forel in the books, but decided he looked better with his hair. Author George R.R. Martin himself would later say in another Season 1 commentary that he didn't care about such minor differences, being more concerned with the satisfying performance of the actor.
Memorable quotes
Eddard Stark: "War was easier than daughters!"
Cersei Lannister: "When Aerys Targaryen sat on the Iron Throne, your father was a rebel and a traitor. Someday, you'll sit on the throne, and the truth will be what you make it."
Joffrey Baratheon: "...Do I have to marry her?"
Cersei: "Yes, she's very beautiful, and young...and if you don't like her, you only need to see her on formal occasions, and when the time comes, to make little princes and princesses...and if you'd rather fuck painted whores, you'll fuck painted whores. And if you'd rather lie with noble virgins, so be it. You are my darling boy, and the world will be exactly as you want it to be."
- --Cersei's blunt advice to her 14 year old son Joffrey, demonstrating her utterly indulgent perception of "parental guidance".
Cersei Lannister: "Everyone who isn't us is an enemy."
Benjen Stark: "You're no ranger. Here, a man gets what he earns, when he earns it."
Jaime Lannister: "I think we can outfox a ten year old."
Cersei Lannister: "And my husband?"
Jaime: "I'll go to war with him if I have to...they can write a ballad about us, 'the War for Cersei's Cunt'!"
[Cersei slaps Jaime. He chuckles, and she tries to slap him again, but he grabs her arm and holds her from behind firmly but gently]
Cersei: (annoyed) "Let me go..."
Jaime: (impassioned) "Never."
Cersei: "Let me go..."
Jaime Lannister: (whispering reassuringly in Cersei's ear) "The boy won't talk. And if he does, I'll kill him, Ned Stark, the king, the whole bloody lot of them until you and I are the only people left in this world."
(Cersei and Jaime quietly sink into a loving embrace)
Benjen Stark: "We've been receiving disturbing reports."
Jon Snow: "What kind of reports?"
Benjen Stark: "The kind I don't want to believe."
Maester Aemon: The Starks are always right eventually; winter is coming. This one will be long and dark things will come with it...When winter does come, gods help us all if we're not ready!
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- ↑ Bryan Cogman Q&A, WinterIsComing.net, April 24, 2013.
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|#06 A Golden Crown
|#02 The Kingsroad
|#07 You Win or You Die
|#03 Lord Snow
|#08 The Pointy End
|#04 Cripples, Bastards and Broken Things
|#09 Baelor
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Arpine Hovhannisyan: Mihran Poghosyan case is being investigated
Russian foreign ministry: the primary task is to exclude regular outbreak of aggression
Three Armenian servicemen wounded on Line of Contact of Nagorno-Karabakh and Azerbaijani troops
Investigative Committee: Identity of the second killed passenger is established
National Revival: Hermine Naghdalyan's statement is a stab in the back of Artsakh soldier
Zardusht Alizade: After Ukraine and Syria, Putin wants to play a peacekeeper's role in Karabakh
Head of EU Delegation to Armenia: Both Armenians and Azerbaijanis should prepare for peace
Manvel Sargsyan: Armenia due to reconsider fundamentally its 20-year-long policy towards Russia
Ashot Manucharyan: Russia has been lured into a trap in Karabakh
Hrachya Arzumanyan: The 'four-day war' has given a unique chance to Armenian diplomacy to get rid of Madrid principles
Dr. Sanda Rašković Ivić: Yerevan and Belgrade should not be worried about Russia's behavior
Armen Martirosyan: Hovik Abrahamyan lacks resources that would let him compete with Serzh Sargsyan
Vagharshak Haroutiunyan: Forecasts- No changes anticipated in Russia's stand on Karabakh conflict
Aghasi Yenokyan: Hovik Abrahamyan may well unite with Robert Kocharyan amid a power struggle with Serzh Sargsyan
Petr Mikyska: Armenian brandy popular at Czech presidential chamber
Grigory Tishchenko: If driven out of Syria, Daesh militants may make their way to Karabakh conflict zone
On June 23, at the Parliament Assembly of the Council of Europe, as a chairman of the Committee of Ministers of the CE, Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov answered the questions regarding "frozen conflicts", as well as the Nagorno Karabakh conflict, APA reports.
Mammadyarov said that the Nagorno Karabakh conflict means that Azerbaijan has lost its territories. "Of course, there were many discussions on settlement of this conflict. We think that the Committee of Ministers of the CE can contribute to ensuring the peace in the region. I can say as an Azerbaijani Foreign Minister directly attending the negotiations with the Armenian side that a plan on settlement of this conflict already exists. I speak about international legal norms and the UN SC resolutions. The UN is a very reliable organization and its decisions should be respected. That's, ground decisions regarding the Nagorno Karabakh conflict already exist", said Mammadyarov.
"These decisions, which were adopted in 1993, prove that the demands against Armenia are still in force. That is, it's demanded Armenia to withdraw from Azerbaijan's territories. I think, these resolutions should be fulfilled. If this method is used in settlement of the conflict, it will be useful for the whole region. As it happens earlier, it will be better for people living there. We hope that the Council of Europe will not change its principal position on the territorial integrity of the countries. This position will be the most useful position in accordance with the international legal norms", he said.
Putin to receive a petition that demands banning Russian military hardware supply to Azerbaijan
David Babayan: Azerbaijani drone over Stepanakert during OSCE MG Co-Chairs' visit is a combination of terrorism and idiocy
Matt Bryza: As Putin pulls Azerbaijan and Armenia away from the West, he is laying the foundation for future crises, while Washington watches
Russian mediator: Issue of impossibility of Karabakh's return to Azerbaijan is currently on the agenda of discussions
Blogger: War in Karabakh could be stopped in 20 seconds with a simple phrase of the Kremlin to Baku - "Armenia is our ally"
Views from Jerusalem: Israeli-Azerbaijani shameful arms deals have lasted for 10 years
Hovhannes Sahakyan: There are numerous proofs of inhuman actions of Azeri army
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Project launched to identify conservation targets within one million km2 of Eastern Africa
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BirdLife International and the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF) have recently launched a new initiative to prepare a conservation and investment strategy for mountain ranges across eastern Africa, from Saudi Arabia and Yemen in the north to Zimbabwe in the south. Collectively termed the Eastern Afromontane Biodiversity Hotspot, the region covers a total area of more than one million km¬≤ across sixteen countries and is made up of three ancient massifs: the Eastern Arc Mountains and Southern Rift, the Albertine Rift, and the Ethiopian Highlands. "The Eastern Afromontane Biodiversity Hotspot is incredibly important for wildlife and people", said Julius Arinaitwe – BirdLife's Director for Africa. "It's very species-rich, with around 7,600 plants, 1,300 birds, 500 mammals, 350 reptiles, 230 amphibians 890 fishes recorded so far. Many of these can be found nowhere else on earth. The hotspot also provides vital ecosystem services for millions of people''. Despite the huge biological and socio-economic value of the hotspot, about 15 percent is currently under any level of protection, and only 10 percent of the original vegetation remains in pristine condition.
"The primary threat is habitat loss, due to conversion of land for agriculture, plantations and commercial estates, as well as logging", said Julius. Other threats include fires, mining, development of infrastructure, gathering of firewood, and collection of plants for medicinal use, while hunting and disease have led to major declines in the populations of many species. The Albertine Rift has some of the highest human population densities on the African continent, with up to 750 people per km¬≤ in parts of Rwanda and Uganda. Consequently, much of the land was long ago converted to agriculture and pressures on the remaining lands are enormous. To launch the new initiative, a series of workshops and national consultations are planned. The recent inception workshop held in Cambridge (UK) will soon be followed by another meeting in Nairobi, Kenya. The profile will define the 'Conservation Outcomes' which aims to identify the entire set of conservation targets in a hotspot that need to be achieved in order to prevent species extinctions and biodiversity loss. "The biodiversity profile will be a rapid assessment of biological priorities and the underlying causes of biodiversity loss in the hotspot", added Pierre Carret - Grant Director for CEPF. "It will focus in particular on the socio-economic, policy and climate change dimensions to the hotspot and will set out clearly the priorities for future CEPF investment". Preparation of the Ecosystem Profile will be undertaken on behalf of CEPF by BirdLife International and Conservation International building on similar approaches for the Mediterranean and Caribbean hotspots completed in 2010. BirdLife International is the lead organisation responsible for overall coordination and preparation of the profile, as well as delivery of the final product and expects to work alongside all interested stakeholders including 11 national BirdLife Partners during the project. The Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund – a joint initiative of l'Agence Française de Développement (AFD), Conservation International (CI), the World Bank, the Global Environment Facility (GEF), the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, and the Government of Japan – provides grants for nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and private sector partners to help protect the Earth's biologically richest and most endangered regions. Image credit: alvise forcellini / Flickr
The hotspot covers mountain ranges across eastern Africa, from Saudi Arabia and Yemen in the north to Zimbabwe in the south.
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By Herivola (not verified) on Wed, 06/10/2010 - 09:06
My name is Herivola .I want to work with birdlife , for protecting bird .What do I do Sir ?
By Nick Askew on Wed, 06/10/2010 - 09:18
Hello Herivola. Thank you for asking about how you can help BirdLife. There are many ways to help, from joining our Rare Bird Cub, or World Bird Clubs, to joining your local BirdLife Partner. The best starting point is to follow this link: http://www.birdlife.org/donate/index.html Best wishes, Nick
By Ikyaagba Emmanu... (not verified) on Wed, 06/10/2010 - 10:18
this is a good work keep it up. I am also working in a biodiversity hot spot in Nigeria the Oban sector of Cross River National Park, not much work have been done in this area,BirdLife Africa is highly needed in this area. how can I contact your Office in Nigeria? thanks Emmanuel Ikyaagba
By Nick Askew on Wed, 06/10/2010 - 10:19
You can find out more about NCF (our BirdLife Partner in Nigeria) here: http://www.birdlife.org/worldwide/national/nigeria/index.html
By Philip Otieno (not verified) on Thu, 07/10/2010 - 14:36
This is great, I am attached to Kenya Young Greens which focuses its work on biodiversity and climate change. I would be grateful to learn about how you are going to implement this project in Kenya. So that we can follow it and assist should need be.
By Nick Askew on Thu, 07/10/2010 - 14:40
Hi Philip. We'll be publishing news as the project progresses. Best, Nick
By Victor (not verified) on Fri, 08/10/2010 - 07:45
Hello, My name is Victor and I would like to work with Birdlife here in East Africa. I have just finished my degree and would like to further my career. Where can I start?
By Caleb (not verified) on Fri, 08/10/2010 - 08:38
I am a kenya voluntarily working for TREIN (Tree Enrichment Initaiative to plant more indigenious trees in schools around Kakamega Tropical Rain forest so that the pressure on this resource can be reduced and we would like to be connected with this project as we are in conservation of our threatened biodiversity.Other activities in our programme are to enhance environmental conservation education to the public as well as HIV and Aids awareness campaigns. Caleb Ihaji Analo
By namasambu barth... (not verified) on Fri, 08/10/2010 - 09:19
Im currently a member of nature Kenya in Kenya that deals with conservation work but i have little knowledge but i m interested in learning more i.e getting a degree in ornithology can i get sponsorship or a scholarship somewhere in ornithology?im just a high school lever with a diploma
By Hakim Abdi (not verified) on Fri, 19/11/2010 - 14:59
Dear Nick et al, There are currently nine endemic bird species found in the montane xeric areas of northern Somalia (Somaliland), it would be great to see the project include this neglected part of Africa. In addition to the endemics listed below, northern Somalia could hold previously unknown colonies of several species and there may be even be important migratory stopovers there. Native trees in the region are currently suffering from heavy cutting for firewood. In as much as I admire BirdLife's work, I feel they have turned a blind eye to this part and soon nine more species might be added to the list of extinct birds. Columba oliviae Somali Pigeon Turdus ludoviciae Somali Thrush Heteromirafra archeri Archer's Lark Carduelis johannis Warsangli Linnet Alaemon hamertoni Lesser Hoopoe-Lark Mirafra somalica Somali Lark Hakim Abdi
By Hakim Abdi (not verified) on Fri, 19/11/2010 - 14:55
Dear Nick et al, There are currently nine endemic bird species found in the montane xeric areas of northern Somalia (Somaliland), it would be great to see this initiative include this neglected part of Africa. In addition to the endemics listed below, northern Somalia could hold previously unknown colonies of several species and there may be even be important migratory stopovers there. Native trees in the region are currently suffering from heavy cutting for firewood. In as much as I admire Birdlife's work, I feel they have turned a blind eye to this part and soon nine more species might be added to the list of extinct birds. Columba oliviae Somali Pigeon Turdus ludoviciae Somali Thrush Heteromirafra archeri Archer's Lark Carduelis johannis Warsangli Linnet Alaemon hamertoni Lesser Hoopoe-Lark Mirafra somalica Somali Lark Hakim Abdi
By michael A. (not verified) on Thu, 04/11/2010 - 14:46
I am a second year conservation boilogy student in UK.Next year I want to go for replacement some where in east Africa.Can you find me a place in this project with special interst in high lands of Ethiopia
By peterson (not verified) on Tue, 05/04/2011 - 13:07
Thats interesting.....would love to see the mentioned birds.
By Mr NTAMBU MUAMB... (not verified) on Sat, 24/03/2012 - 11:32
Je suis directeur de l'ONG -ARCEHir :Association de Recherches des Conservations et d'Encadrement des Hirondelles Rustiques en République Démocratique du Congo ,ASBL , C'est une Organisation Non Gouvernementale , qui a pour but conserver et protégés toutes les zones d'importances pour la protection des oiseaux extinction et améliorer les contions de vies des populations paysannes et les communautés qui pratiquent la chasse afin de les impliquées dans l'ONG ARCEHir , sensibiliser les enfants aux respects des oiseaux et de la natures , préserver toutes la biodiversité pour nos enfants et la génération futures . Mais les photos sont disponibles, nous sommes a la recherche des voies et moyens pour len projets de la conservation , protection et sensibilisation des des enfants et du plus grand nombres du publique au respect de oiseaux et de la natures . Nous sommes en attente avec tout intéré de collaborer avec vous et travaillez en sembles .
By Stein Nilsen (not verified) on Sat, 17/03/2012 - 10:55
Go and see the distribution of these jewels of the Africa forests. A few nice photos of African birds at http://tromsofoto.net Keep up the work for the East-african birdlife!! Stein, Norway


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What are normal movements (motility) of the digestive tract? How may altered motility lead to symptoms? Disorders affecting the motility of the digestive tract may be self-limiting, occurring only for a brief period as in acute infection of the digestive tract causing diarrhea. They can also be more longstanding and persistent as in irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). IBS is associated with a variety of symptoms, particularly abdominal pain and an irregular bowel habit.
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The digestive system is a series of hollow organs joined in a long, twisting tube from the mouth to the anus. A description of why digestion is important, how food is digested, how food moves through the digestive system, nutrients, and how the process is controlled. Revised and updated 2009.Topics: Digestive System, Digestive System, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Motility, Other Disorders/Symptoms
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Is there a health benefit from high colonics? Are there risks? This article will help you understand how the bowels function and whether or not there is a role for high colonics.Topics: Bacteria, gut flora, bowel, CAM, Complementary & Alternative Treatments, Clinical Corner, Constipation, difficult to pass stools, Digestive System, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Treatment
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By: W. Grant Thompson, MD, FRCPC
While seldom of medical importance, for some people a rumbling, growling stomach can be a source of profound embarrassment. Picturesquely dubbed "borborygmi," bowel sounds seem loudest to the owner, who is sometimes mistakenly convinced they are obvious to all. This article explains the causes of bowel sounds, discusses when the sounds become a cause for medical concern, and offers some tips that may help reduce bowel noises.Topics: Digestive System, FAQs, Gas, Bloating, Belching, Other Disorders/Symptoms, Symptoms, Working with your healthcare provider
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This article describes the digestive system and how it functions. When you think about the myriad functions of the digestive system, about its complex structure and about the superb timing required so that each and every component can perform its part at precisely the right time and way, it is not surprising that there are some mishaps along the way. In truth, it's amazing how little goes wrong and how people continue to function and develop as well as they do.Topics: Digestive System
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By: W. Grant Thompson, MD, FRCPC
Adverse effects are undesirable and sometimes harmful results from drugs or other therapies. To understand adverse effects we must first understand what is a drug, how it normally works, and why even the most beneficial drugs may cause harm. Tips on how to avoid adverse effects.
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By: International Foundation for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders IFFGD
In this Issue:
- National Institutes of Health Support for Gastroparesis Research
- Medical & Research News
- The Roles of Intestinal Nerves and Serotonin in Gut Function and Dysfunction
- Industry Treatment News
- Save the Date for Virtual Advocacy Day - Take Action on July 21, 2015
- Community News — Amber's Story, "IBS - Three Letters that Used to Control My Life
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By: International Foundation for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders IFFGD
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- Searching for Cures for Children with Functional GI & Motility Disorders
- What an Awesome Machine: the Digestive System
- Research News
- Abdominal Pain-related GI Disorders in Children
- Opioids Increasingly Prescribed for Chronic Abdominal Pain in Adults
- Study Looks at Diagnostic Practices for Chronic Nausea and Vomiting
- Gastroparesis May Occur Less Often Than Thought in People with Diabetes
- Simple Breathing Exercises May Help GERD
- Focusing Attention on Rare Diseases
- You can Help Reduce Heartburn by Burning Calories
- Books of Interest
- Treatment News
- Buying Health Products and Services Online
- Professional Announcements
- ANMS Postgraduate Course
- Joint International Neurogastroenterology and Motility Meeting
- IFFGD Seeking Applications for 2013 Research Awards
- Save the Date - IFFGD Professional Symposium
- IFFGD in Action
- Make the Functional GI & Motility Disorders Research Enhancement Act the Law
- Capitol Hill Briefing: Chronic Disease and Veterans Deployment Overseas
- Fiscal Year 2012 Federal Budget Provisions and Digestive Health
- Take Part in IFFGD Digestive Health Advocacy Day 2012
Remember, Digestive Health Matters is FREE to Members.Topics: DHM Magazines, Digestive System, Gastroparesis, GER, GERD, Nausea, vomiting, Pain, Pain Management, Pain Management
DHM: Digestive Health Matters 20.03 - 2011 No 3 - ELECTRONIC PDF667
By: International Foundation for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders IFFGD
In this issue:
- Support the DHA Children's GI Research Network
- Action Alert for Digestive Health
- GERD Awareness Week
- Things to Know about GERD
- Research News
- Benefits and Risks of GERD Treatments
- New VA Rules for Veterans with Functional GI Disorders
- Physicians Need Better Understanding about Gastroparesis
- Defining Severity in Functional GI Disorders
- 9/11 First-Responders Healthcare Bill
- Managing Incontinence: A Survey of Those Who Live With It
- Mayo Clinic Study
Remember, Digestive Health Matters is FREE to Members.Topics: DHM Magazines, Digestive System, Gastroparesis, GER, GERD, Incontinence, Working with your healthcare provider
DHM: Digestive Health Matters 19.02 - Summer 2010 - ELECTRONIC PDF673
By: International Foundation for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders IFFGD
In this issue:
- IFFGD Goes to Capitol Hill - Digestive Disorders Awareness Resolution Introduced in U.S. House of Representatives
- Two Advocates Tell Their Stories
- Avoiding Drug Adverse Effects
- News You Can Use:
- Drug Side Effects: Protect Your Digestive Tract
- FDA Announces Labeling Changes for Proton Pump Inhibitors
- Preliminary News on Treatments Reported at 2010 DDW
- Can Future Peanut Allergy Be Predicted in Infants?
- Functional GI Disorders and Gulf War Veterans
- U.S. Healthcare Reform
- Abdominal Adhesions
Remember, Digestive Health Matters is FREE to Members.Topics: DHM Magazines, Digestive System, Food intolerance, Malabsorption, GER, GERD, Research, Working with your healthcare provider
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Wine Tasting & Italian Cooking Demonstrations Starting On Friday,
October 9, 2009 At 4 P.M.
- Connecticut's Newest Wine Producer to Unveil Brand Label, Product Line,
Welcome Culinary Guests, VIP's & Public at Scenic Preston, CT
(Preston, Connecticut) - Dalice Elizabeth Winery, Connecticut's newest
wine producer and culinary attraction, will be holding its Official Grand
Opening festivities starting on Friday, October 9, 2009 from 4 p.m. to 8
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Visitors are invited to stroll on the winery's grounds around Lake Amos
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While touring around, guests can learn about the wine making process, the
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An American Airlines pilot who died Monday while flying from Phoenix to Boston has been identified as 57-year-old Michael Johnston of West Jordan, Utah.
Kent County Tourism will hold its 25th annual Celebration of Tourism in Kent County from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 6 at the Duncan Center, 500 Loockerman St.
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The Club Privilege Tremblant has been servicing its guests for over 20 years with superior hospitality, beautiful lodging and an ideal location within the Laurentians region, as well as to all the attractions of Montreal, which are only 90 minutes away. This four-season family golf and ski vacation resort has an on-site pool where you can relax after a full day of fun and excitement.Check-in Time: 16:00Check-out Time: 10:00Check-in Days: Sunday, Friday, SaturdayImportant InformationPet Information: Animals are not permitted; could result in forfeiture of the unit and/or other penalties.Resort is not suitable for handicapped people, elderly, or people with walking difficulties.The front desk hours are from 9 AM to 5 PM. Late arrivals should contact the resort in advance to make arrangements.Security deposit required upon check-in at the resort.The units are NOT air conditioned.Mandatory fee: Security deposit is 100 U.S. dollars.Mandatory fee: Utility surcharge is 50 per week local currency.Resort cannot honor unit upgrades or moves.Check in is at a sister resort, La Voliere Du Mont Tremblant, 3 km from the resort.


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ATHENS, Ga. (AP) -- A Georgia-based restaurant firm says suspicious computer files have been found at some of its locations, prompting it to warn customers about the potential for fraud.
Zaxby's Franchising Inc. said in a statement that the suspicious files may have resulted in unauthorized access to credit and debit card information at more than 100 stores.
The Athens-based firm says the affected stores are in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi and Virginia.
Company officials say the issue involves malware files, which could have been used to export guest names and credit and debit card numbers. The company says it notified law enforcement of the potential criminal activity. Zaxby's says a forensic investigation hasn't determined whether credit or debit card data left the processing systems of any stores.
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Smooth, lightfast, and permanent, with excellent pigment quality, color strength, and longevity, Blick Artists' Acrylics offer an exceptional combination of quality and value. Of the 70 colors in the line — including 25 new colors — 38 are made from a single pigment and the rest are blends — either to meet traditional hues or to create colors unique to Blick.
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A former Onslow County deputy sheriff is on the other side of the law, accused of doctor shopping for prescription drugs.
Joseph Karaszewski has been charged with five counts of obtaining controlled substances by prescription misrepresentation.
Sheriff Ed Brown says last Wednesday he received a call from an SBI agent that they were investigating the deputy.
Brown says the next afternoon two SBI agents met with the deputy and afterward Karaszewski came to his office and told the sheriff that he was going to be charged with criminal acts. The deputy then gave the sheriff his immediate resignation.
Karaszewski had a first court appearance this morning and his bond set at $10,000.
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BANGUI, Central African Republic (AP) " Pope Francis made a historic visit to the last remaining Muslim neighborhood in Central African Republic's capital on Monday, a move that almost immediately opened up a part of the divided city that had been closed off for months because of retaliatory violence between Muslim and Christian militia fighters.
CHICAGO (AP) " A white Chicago police officer charged with murder after a squad car video caught him fatally shooting a black teenager 16 times is expected in court Monday to learn if a judge will offer him bond and allow his release from jail.
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) " A charter bus carrying college students overturned Sunday night, leaving 36 people injured, and police say the driver has been charged with reckless driving, as speed was a factor in the wreck.
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CHICAGO (AP) " The University of Chicago canceled all classes and activities scheduled for Monday on its main campus following an online threat of gun violence to which the FBI alerted the school.
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) " Authorities in northwestern Turkey on Monday rounded up some 1,300 asylum seekers and migrants allegedly preparing to make their way into Greece, Turkey's state-run news agency reported.
YOLA, Nigeria (AP) " Boko Haram destroyed a Nigerian military base as soldiers fled and only self-defense fighters prevented the insurgents from retaking a northeastern town, residents said Monday.
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Altronix are a leading manufacturer of Security, CCTV and Automation products. They have been in the business for over 30 years and are responsible for some of the most innovative design in the industry. Altronix components perform flawlessly under the most demanding conditions and are designed from the ground up to operate on a 24/7 basis. With their cutting edge design and engineering Altronix has secured a reputation synonymous with quality, service, and reliability.
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Spokane County's Noxious Weed Control Program is a countywide effort that was established in 1970 to carry out the mandates of the State Weed Law, R.C.W. 17.10. Under this law, landowners are required to control or eradicate noxious weeds on their land.
A state law passed in 1969 mandated that all counties in Washington have a program to combat noxious weeds.
The Spokane County Noxious Weed Control Board was established in 1970 and consists of five citizen volunteers who represent five districts that cover the entire county. The Boards meets monthly and provides vision and direction to the weed control program.
Spokane County's Noxious Weed Control Program focuses on education, notification, technical assistance and control of noxious weeds through voluntary compliance and enforcement.
During the months of April through August, when the weeds are actively growing, the Weed Board employs a field staff with natural resource, horticulture and agriculture backgrounds to survey public and privately owned lands for noxious weeds and to work with landowners to achieve weed control.
Approximately 25% of the inspections come from citizens who report noxious weed locations to our office, the remainder are inspections made by the field staff as they travel the county.
When an infestation is identified, the landowner is notified in writing and given a variety of options on how to control the weeds. Including hand pulling, mowing or cutting; advice on pasture management and on the most effective and least harmful methods of applying herbicides.
Landowners control the majority of weed infestations voluntarily. The Weed Board controls approximately 2% of the known infestations.
When WA State passed the law mandating the control of noxious weeds, it gave counties only two ways to fund the work. They could compete for general fund money, or they could put a special, dedicated fee on property. In 1984, after years of competing for decreasing funds through the County's general fund, the Weed Board received approval from the County Commissioners to put a small assessment on parcels in Spokane County. It is not a tax, it is a regulatory fee for a service that is available to all landowners and it cannot be imposed selectively.
Everyone benefits when noxious weeds are controlled. Prevention of new infestations is a top priority for the Spokane County Noxious Weed Control Board.
The Spokane County Noxious Weed Control Board adopts a Noxious Weed List each year. The list categorizes weeds into four classes, Class A, Class B Designates, Class B and Class C, according to the seriousness of the threat they pose to the County. In addition to these classes, Spokane County has established a Weeds of Concern list.


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Annie's educational background includes English, art history and design. From there she built a career that included several senior staff positions at the nation's top museums – places where she was able to develop her eye and aesthetic sensibilities. Seeking a more personal relationship with art and design "consumers" and believing that people's environments directly impact the quality of their lives, Annie turned to interior design in 2004 and started bossy color.
Having played around a bit with bold color and patterns, I appreciate how challenging it can be to pull it off in a way that "works". Clearly Annie has a masterful eye, mixing bold color, patterns, and furniture (both modern and vintage/junk) in a way that simply works. The spaces have a great feel, as though no one is taking themselves too seriously.
She writes a very popular blog that has become a showcase for both her design abilities and her sense of humor. The post that includes the images above reassures her readers that she hasn't gone too matchy-matchy in the bedroom; furthermore, she points out that these same accent pillows were (accurately) described as "sad" when they lived on her dark blue sofa. Not only is it fun to read, her approach reminds people that design should ultimately be fun. It's clear that she approaches her environments with a willingness to experivment – a great attitude as there are always new things to learn and things to try!
She puts together unexpected combinations like these grey-blue walls with a modern red lattice rug; and she remains vigilant to her clients' needs : When the children grow out of their grab-anything-within-reach-with-their-grubby-little-mitts phase – ah, we remember it well! – we'll do a floor-length, sheer linen drape on a curved rod on that massive window.
bossy color offers the full range of design services right down to a bossy basic : design guidance in the form of a two-hour design blitz. During our bossy basic, we might move furniture around, choose some paint colors, and decide what's worth keeping, what's worth rehabilitating, and what's worth replacing. You'll end up with specific recommendations for furniture, lighting, rugs and where to buy them; action items that you can then execute on your own dime and timeframe. What a great option for those who don't need / want a full-service designer? And frankly, I'd just love to spend 2 hours with Annie and her team – I know that it would be action-packed and full of laughs.
Annie's blog is also used as a tool for encouragement to try new things; lately, she has a love for wallpaper, so she provides her readers with advice on how to use it (accent walls and powder rooms) and provides beautiful images culled from the design world.
If you are in the Georgetown area, stop by our FLOR location (Cady's Alley) and meet Annie and her team in person on August 30th. We have no doubt that it will be educational, inspiration and mainly a whole lot of fun.
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Commodores in Tanzania: Day 8
July 22, 2013
Ashley Vega, a rising junior on the Vanderbilt soccer team, is one of more than 20 Commodore student-athletes and staff on a 10-day journey with Soles4Souls to deliver shoes to those in need in Tanzania, Africa. The international service trip is the first for Vanderbilt athletics in which the student-athletes are solely providing service and not participating in any scheduled athletic competition during the trip. Vega gives her perspective on day 8 of this unique experience.
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About 2% of all pregnancies develop outside the uterus and is called an ectopic pregnancy. These are nearly always in a fallopian tube. Rarely, an ectopic pregnancy will be located in an ovary or in the cervix, or even in the abdomen. Ectopic pregnancy is more common in women with the following conditions:
Infertility (difficulty conceiving)
Endometriosis--a condition in which the tissue normally inside the uterus grows in other areas of the pelvis.
Sexually transmitted diseases (these can cause infection and scarring in the pelvis)
Tubal surgery
When the embryo implants in the fallopian tube, usually there is not enough room to grow or blood flow to keep the embryo healthy and it dies.
The tube may begin to expel some of the tissues or bleed. Some embryos do continue to grow and may become large enough to break through the fallopian tube (rupture). This can cause severe bleeding, bleeding, and shock.
Women with an ectopic pregnancy may have irregular bleeding and often have pelvic or abdominal pain, especially one-sided pain. Tests to detect ectopic pregnancy include the level of a hormone in the blood called human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG). Ultrasound is used to determine if there is a fetus or other pregnancy tissues inside the uterus. In some cases, laparoscopy may also be used to diagnose and/or treat ectopic pregnancy. This is surgery that uses a lighted tube inserted into the mother's abdomen to examine inside her pelvis and often provides the most accurate diagnosis.
Ectopic pregnancy may be treated in several ways depending on whether the fallopian tube has ruptured or not, the development level of the pregnancy, and the mother's hormone levels. Treatments may include:
Allowing the ectopic pregnancy to heal and be absorbed on its own (only for specific cases). Ectopic pregnancy should not be ignored. Always seek a doctor's care with any bleeding or pain in pregnancy.
Medication called methotrexate that stops the pregnancy from further development. Methotrexate is most successful when the ectopic pregnancy is diagnosed early.
Surgery (usually by laparoscopy). Salpingostomy is a surgical procedure to make a small opening in the fallopian tube and remove the pregnancy. If the tube is damaged, all or part of it may need to be removed.
In rare cases, a laparotomy may be necessary. This is a surgical procedure in which an incision is made in the mother's abdomen to remove the ectopic pregnancy or damaged fallopian tube.
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Best known for his multi-screen video works exploring the psychological and physical displacement precipitated by contemporary society's obsession with mass media and technology, multimedia artist Doug Aitken takes a sculptural approach in his new show "100 Years" at 303 Gallery. The show consists of four new sculptures, Sunset (black), MORE (shattered pour), Fountain (Earth Fountain), and Sonic Fountain. The most striking work is Sonic Fountain, in which water drips from pipes suspended from the gallery's ceiling into a murky pool of water drilled into the gallery floor. Both the work and atmosphere create a post-apocalyptic or parallel dream world, as each drop of water is amplified by speakers which adds to the otherworldly experience. In his films Aitken resists traditional narrative and temporal coherency, opting for a world with no beginning or end. Much like the world he has created with Sonic Fountain, repetition takes over and one loses all perspective of time standing in front of the sculpture.
"100 Years" is on view at 303 Gallery, 547 W 21st Street New York, NY, until March 23rd.