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Speculation continues on Angelina Jolie babies
First Angelina Jolie tried to cover up her pregnancy and then she tried to keep details of the birth of her twins private. But privacy is not a favored Hollywood concept, not for top stars like Angelina and her partner Brad Pitt.
Speculation began a few weeks back that Jolie had already had the babies prematurely but now photos have emerged, albeit rather blurry photos, claiming to show Jolie a few days ago still looking very heavily pregnant.
In Touch Weekly said its photographer managed to get this rare shot of Jolie taking a break from bed rest outisde Chateau Miraval, the home in the South of France where she is staying with Pitt and their kids. While her official due date is in August, In Touch said insiders claim she will deliver around July 15. Stay tuned.
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i hope all goes well with the birth of her twins. congratulations to the couple.
my son has name his plants after ange and brad he is 5 i think its cute.
How did they get that picture of her? Isn't she surrounded by 1000 acres of trees?? Have the tabloids purchased a spy satellite to follow Brad and Angelina around now?
She obviously arranged it! She just couldn't stand to be out of sight of 'The' camera!

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WARREN, Ohio — Fred Meade, 85, of Warren, passed away Sunday, July 7, 2013 at his home.
He was born Nov. 27, 1927 in Cumberland, and was the son of the late Carl Meade and Naomi Parker Meade.
Fred had worked in orchards and at ABEX in Winchester, Va.
Surviving are his wife, Thelma Eugene Bullett Meade; four daughters, Irene Meyers (Earl) of Paw Paw, W.Va., Brenda Cartwright (Steve Stone) of Winchester, Va., Connie Johnson (Darrell) of Texas; Elaine (Sylvester) Trice of McConnellsburg, Pa.; three sons, Ralph Bullett (Felicia) of Warren, Ohio, Leonard Bullett (Freda) of Paw Paw, Mike Bullett (Janice) of Missouri; one sister, Madeline Meade of Cumberland; two brothers, Theodore Meade of Cumberland, George Meade of Cumberland; nine grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by two brothers, Robert Meade and Carl Meade; and two sisters, Helen Meade and Carolyn Washington.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday, July 11, 2013 at the Kimble Funeral Home, 188 Moser Ave., Paw Paw, with Pastor Richard White officiating.
The family will receive friends at Kimble Funeral Home from 11 a.m. Thursday until the time of service at 1 p.m.
Burial will be at Camp Hill Cemetery, Paw Paw, with military graveside services services conducted by members of the Cumberland American Legion Post 13 Veterans Honor Guard.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.kimblefuneralhome.com.


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[2011 Annual Meeting - Post-Program Member Respondents from NorCalGrant on Vimeo.]
Bay Area, Central Valley, North Coast, SoCal, Inland Empire, Sierra Nevada, Central Coast. The list of what we call our California communities goes on. They are names that evoke widely held images, impressions and beliefs that influence our strategies and actions as grantmakers. But how well do we know the communities behind these names? What can we learn with a deeper look at the numbers? With a closer read of their stories?
The 2011 NCG Annual Meeting allowed us to take a look at communities across America in all of their complexity. Keynote speaker Dante Chinni used a framework, described in his new book, Our Patchwork Nation, to allow us to see the differences, similarities, needs and perspectives of the various communities that make up America with new depth and understanding. Chinni uses a combination of statistical analysis and expert storytelling to describe the economic, political and cultural landscape of America's communities. The result is an enlightening portrait that can help us understand the layers and facets of the communities we serve.
At the 2011 Annual Meeting, NCG members to elected the 2011 Board of Directors. Download and review the action item to learn more about the slate, and visit www.ncg.org/board to track the work of the Board throughout the year.
Dante Chinni is the cofounder of Patchwork Nation, a project funded by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Centered on 12 community types, "Patchwork Nation" explores what is happening in the United States by examining different kinds of communities over time. The project has won awards for journalistic innovation and was the focus of a course Chinni taught at American University last fall.
A journalist for more than two decades, Chinni has written for Newsweek, The Christian Science Monitor, the Washington Post Magazine, The Economist and The New Republic. Although he admits to being a cardcarrying member of the East Coast Media Industrial Complex, his roots are still firmly planted in the Industrial Midwest. He grew up outside Detroit and went to college at Michigan State University, where he studied journalism and history.
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KALKASKA — Zach Hill picked an opportune time to star.
The Kalkaska senior scored two goals and assisted on a third Wednesday night as the Bay Reps beat Cheboygan 5-3 in a Northern Michigan Hockey League played at the Kaliseum. It's the Reps only game at the Kalkaska facility this season.
"It was a nice homecoming for him," Reps coach Todd Spaulding said. "He had a good game."
Zack Bargy, Tim Barber and Nate Wilson added scores for the Reps.
It was 3-3 in the third period when Wilson scored off assists from Hill and Trevor Apsey. Bargy, who drew an assist on Hill's first goal, netted an insurance tally.
Jay Jones had 20 saves in goal.
The Reps, 6-10, are on their first two-game win streak of the season.
"This gives us something to build on," Spaulding said.
The Reps host Mid-Michigan on Friday.
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Cooper Marshall's goal ended Traverse City Central's 8-0 mercy win over Gaylord with 14:43 remaining.
The Trojans — who were elevated to No. 1 in Division 2 after an 8-4 win over former No. 1 Livonia Stevenson last Saturday — scored just 20 seconds into the game to set the tone.
Cam Givens struck off a Cooper Macdonell assist in the first minute and led 3-0 within four minutes on goals by Macdonell and Buddy Rose. Givens, Joe Videcki, Brady Girard and Rhys Adle drew assists.
By the end of the first period, Jon Russell and Nico Saco had tacked on two more goals — with Mitchell Ward, Bill Vermetten, Givens and Russell netting assists — to lead 5-0.
Givens scored 3:49 into the second off Videcki and Derek Schrank assists, and Videcki picked up his third point of the game with a goal set up by Adle and Alex Oliver.
Vermetten made three saves. Central outshot the Blue Devils 40-3.
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The two-man play "Peace Through Corn," dramatizing the unprecedented relationship between Iowa farmer Roswell Garst and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, will be presented in Indian Hills Community College's St. John Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 26.
Written by Iowa playwright Cynthia Mercati, "Peace through Corn" brings alive the amazing, true relationship that developed during the late 1950s between a brash Iowa farmer and a powerful communist dictator. The setting was the icy depths of the Cold War, a fearful time when the U.S. and the USSR were poised at the brink of mutual nuclear annihilation. Nevertheless, Garst and Khrushchev forged a unique human bond based on their shared fascination with agricultural innovation and the love of a good laugh and a ferocious debate.
"Peace through Corn" is the second theatre production Creating Great Places of Coon Rapids has sponsored. This work was commissioned by CGP to help commemorate the 50th anniversary of "Khrushchev in Iowa" celebrated in 2009. It is based in part on real dialogue as reflected in the two men's letters and memoirs.
Now, with support of the Humanities Iowa and the National Endowment for the Humanities, as well as the Iowa Community Cultural Grant Program of the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs, eight performances of "Peace Through Corn" are being offered to cultural organizations throughout the state. Indian Hills is the first stop on the tour schedule. Reserved seats are not required for this free, general admission-seating production.


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LOCK LYNN — Janet J. Jones, 80, of Loch Lynn Heights, died on Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013 at the Oakland Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
Born on June 5, 1932 in Keyser, W.Va., she was the daughter of the late Lewis Haven and Luella Gertrude (Davie) Cosner.
She worked for Bausch & Lomb for over 26 years and, while she was there, made many friends like Mona and Reva. She had been a resident of Loch Lynn since 1987 and enjoyed spending time outside in her yard, feeding the humming birds and tending to her rose bushes.
She is survived by four children, Mark T. Best and wife Charlotte, Bruce L. Best, Charlotte E. Watson and Larry Whetzel; a number of grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; brothers, Rex Cosner and companion Cindy, Eddy Cosner and Robert Cosner; and sisters, Maxine Ours, Irene Hawk and husband Jake and Loretta Fishel.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a sister, Gloria "Sue" Cosner.
Friends will be received at the Burdock-Fredlock Funeral Home, P.A., 21 N 2nd St., Oakland, on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013 from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m.
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FDR hadn't expected continued involvement in Europe, but the ColdWar changed things. NATO, etc.
i18l politics had changed drastically since the start of WWII. 2 major powers peripheral to Europe - US & USSR. European powers greatly weakened - Germany occupied, France defeated, British empire crumbling. Traditional balance o' power out of whack.
Iran :: brits & soviets had sent forces to protect iran from axis powers. American forces too, under Brits. March 2 1946, they were supposed to leave. Brits and Americans did, Russians did not. Stalin was making demands on iranian government - oil & so forth. The iranian gov met most soviet demands until the troops left; shah ousted commies from gov once they were gone.
WinstonChurchill came to FultonMissouri and delivered his Iron Curtain speech - thought Britain and the US had to join in containing soviet expansion.
Turkey - summer 1945 - Soviets had begun pressuring Turkey; wanted sea access, border changes, military alliance of sorts. August 46, turks appealed to brits and americans; US makes a firm committment to turkey.
greece - civil war - "left & right" resumed 1946 - monarchy vs. leftists. Yugoslavia and bulgaria gave support to the left (at stalin's urging, supposedly). After election brought the king back, civil war kicked off again.
February 21 1947, brits declare intent to pull out of Turkey & Greece by April 1.
March 12, HarryTruman went to congress for $400 mil for turkey, greece, etc.
'''TrumanDoctrine''': Stark division between communist and free world (apparently right wing dictatorships are "free"). Spring 1947, Marshall went to Moscow
Raise your skinny fists like antennae to the sky! Never start a land war in Southeast Asia.
1950s - Korean War - unexpected - American policy shift
July 25 1950 - North Korea attacks South; had been skirmishes previously but nothing huge.
Truman, a self-described Wilsonian, saw NorthKorea as the first test of the UnitedNations.
Apparently General Westmoreland was an idiot.
== Vietnam war - late 50s & 60s ==
1956 - lull in war - Ho & communist party started consolidating power in the North; 'collectivisation' - rich peasants would lose land - peasant revolts 56, 57, 58 - just keeping power was hard enough. Lots in the North (900k +) fled South, mostly Catholics. (Diem was Catholic.)
1957 - gov in North tightening control; in South, settlement of refugees from North, who became Diem's most loyal core of support. Not much land redistribution in South; there was land, which wasn't used much - 100k theoretically got some land, which actually meant receiving title for land they already held, meaning they actually had to ''pay'' for the title - not exactly happy - a million peasants got nada.
Saigon government no more free than Hanoi, though less competent at dictatorship. Elections all rigged - legal system May 6 1959 - Death penalty by mil. tribunal for any opposition to Saigon government.
Diem to Washington.
1959 - war kicking back into gear in the South.
1960 - CommunistParty in Hanoi calling for open resistance, united front in the South;
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Bobby Earl Cole Sr., 84 of Bay Springs, Miss., died Monday, March 25, 2013, at Cross Gates River Oaks in Brandon, Miss. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. on Thursday, March 28, 2013, at Colonial Chapel in Bay Springs, Miss. Dr. Frank Harmon will officiate. Burial will be in Bethany Baptist Church Cemetery. Colonial Chapel Funeral Home of Bay Springs, Miss., is in charge of arrangements (601-764-2181).
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He was a retired self-employed farmer and logger and was a line tech for Fail Engineering for a number of years. He was a Mason, past member of the American Horseman Association, past commander of the American Legion in Bay Springs, current member of the Hardee's Coffee Club, a past Board Leader of Stringer Water Works, and an awesome Daddy and best Papaw around. He won the crosscut saw competition 13 years in a row at Bay Fest in Bay Springs.
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Foster, Gregory George (1994) Aspects of the biology and ecology of some intertidal Holothurians (Echinodermata) along the Eastern Cape coast of South Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Four species of dendrochirote holothurians, Roweia stephensoni John, Pseudocnella sykion Lampert, Aslia spyridophora Clark, Roweia frauenfeldi frauenfeldi Ludwig, and one aspidochirote holothurian, Neostichopus grammatus Clark, are common inhabitants of the intertidal regions of the eastern Cape rocky shores of South Africa. All five species are sympatric for most of their geographical distribution. The intertidal distributions, densities and biomasses of R. stephensoni, P. sykion and N. grammatus were examined at six sites from Port Elizabeth to East London in the eastern Cape. At all sites the three species showed similar overlapping zonations with R. stephensoni and P. sykion reaching their highest maximum mean densities and biomasses (drained wet weight) in the lower mid-shore region (401m² and 684g/m², 181m² and 269g/m², respectively at Port Elizabeth), whilst N. grammatus in the low-shore region (61m² and 72g/m², at Port Elizabeth). The highest densities and biomasses of all three species were recorded on boulder shores that had minimal sand inundation. Seasonality of reproduction of R. stephensoni, P. sykion and N. grammatus was compared at Port Elizabeth, using gonad index values, gonadal tubule diameters, egg diameters and spermatozoon content in tubules from January 1992 until August 1993. All three species are dioecious and did not deviate from a 1: 1 sex ratio. Sizes at first sexual maturity were 2.5-2.9 cm³ for R. stephensoni and P. sykion, and 3.0-3.9cm³ for N. grammatus. The gonads of R. stephensoni and P. sykion consist of a bunch of unbranched tubules of equal diameter, with males having more tubules of a smaller diameter than females. By contrast, the gonad of N. grammatus consists of two tufts of multiple branched tubules. All three species followed annual reproductive cycles, and in R. stephensoni and P. sykion gametogenesis occurred from March 1992 until August/September 1992, and maturity was maintained until the main spawning event in January 1993. By contrast, in N. grammatus gametogenesis occurred from July 1992 until September 1992, and maturity was maintained until the main spawning event in December 1992/January 1993. Unlike R. stephensoni and P. sykion the reproductive cycle of N. grammatus was more pronounced, in that the gonad regressed after spawning. Aspects of the feeding biology of R. stephensoni, P. sykion, A. spyridophora, R.ffrauenfeldi and N. grammatus were compared, using the gross buccal tentacle morphology, type and size range of ingested food particles, and gut lengths. Scanning electron microscopy revealed that the buccal tentacles of R. stephensoni, P. sykion and A. spyridophora could be classified as dendritic, branching numerous times with the tips terminating in numerous nodes covered with discs of papillate projections. The buccal tentacle structure of R. f frauenfeldi deviated from the typical dendrochirote dendritic form. The tentacles are stout with few branches which terminate in large bulbous nodes lacking discs of papillate projections. Neostichopus grammatus possesses buccal tentacles that could be classified as peltate, terminating in large nodes which also lacked discs of papillate projections. Roweia stephensoni, P. sykion and A. spyridophora are suspension-feeders, ingesting food particles mostly <53pm in size. Roweia f frauenfeldi was classed as a "heavy" suspension-feeder, ingesting food particles mostly between 250pm-l.18mm, while N. grammatus is a deposit-feeder, ingesting benthic sediments mostly between 106-500pm. The gut lengths of the dendrochirote holothurians were found to be significantly longer than that of the aspidochirote, and may be attributed to the nature of the food ingested.
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2014 Summer Reading Club
Science touches virtually every aspect of our lives. What "elements" make up a great summer? Check out "Literary Elements," the theme of the Washington Township Public Library's adult summer reading program, which will run from Wednesday, June 25, to Wednesday, August 13. Enjoy books, movies, and other programs related to science. Click here for more information.
New this year! Get double credit for reading a book from our New Book Blog and submitting a review there.
For all other books, submit reviews here. You can read posted book reviews here.
Teen Summer Reading Club 2014 -- "Spark a Reaction!" -- Signups for kids going into grades 6 - 12 runs through Wednesday, August 13 -- Reading - Programs - Prizes - Fun! Sign up any time this summer during normal hours (Saturdays until 1 p.m. only).
Summer Reading Club 2014 -- "FIZZ–BOOM-READ!" -- runs through Wednesday, August 13. Children ages 2 through Grade 5, sign up for reading, prizes and fun! You can sign up any time this summer during normal hours (Saturdays until 1 p.m. only).
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Plan ahead! You don't need to rush to reserve your copy of a newly released book by your favorite fiction author. (Even if you know about this library service, please read on.) ...
Join our Best Sellers Club, which is designed to make your life easier. You tell us which authors on our list you like to read, and we do the rest. You may select up to ten authors from a list of over 250 popular fiction authors. Print out this form or pick one up at the library, select your authors, and drop the form off at the Circulation Desk. We'll automatically place a hold for you on each new book released by the authors you select. When the books are available for you to pick up, you'll be notified by phone (the default method), email or text message.
Already a member of the Best Sellers Club? We've updated the list of authors, adding many more. If you would like to change your selected authors, let us know by filling out this form with your 10 choices and hand it in. These 10 authors will replace those you previously chose.
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SGOT Test
What is the SGOT test?
The SGOT test measures the amount of a substance called glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase (GOT) in your blood. It is an enzyme found in the liver, muscles (including the heart), and red blood cells. It is released into the blood when cells that contain it are damaged. Other names for this enzyme are aspartate aminotranskinase, aspartate transaminase, and AST.
Why is this test done?
The SGOT level is measured to check the function of your liver, kidneys, heart, pancreas, muscles, and red blood cells. It is also measured to check on medical treatments that may affect the liver.
How do I prepare for this test?
- You may need to avoid taking certain medicines before the test because they might affect the test result. Make sure your healthcare provider knows about any medicines, herbs, or supplements that you are taking. Don't stop any of your regular medicines without first consulting with your healthcare provider.
- Talk to your healthcare provider if you have any questions about the test.
How is the test done?
A small amount of blood is taken from your arm with a needle. The blood is collected in tubes and sent to a lab.
Having this test will take just a few minutes of your time.
How will I get the test result?
Ask your healthcare provider when and how you will get the result of your test.
What does the test result mean?
The normal SGOT range for adults in most labs is 0 to 35 units per liter (U/L). The normal range may vary slightly from lab to lab. Normal ranges are usually shown next to your results in the lab report.
Your blood level of SGOT may be higher than normal because:
- You have liver damage caused by:
- infection (such as viral hepatitis or mononucleosis)
- gallbladder disease
- toxins (such as alcohol)
- cancer.
- You have muscle damage caused by:
- muscle diseases, such as dermatomyositis or polymyositis)
- progressive muscular dystrophy
- injury, such as after a fall, auto accident, or seizure.
- Your kidneys, heart, or liver are injured.
- You have heart failure or have had a heart attack or recent heart catheterization.
- You have kidney failure.
- Your pancreas is inflamed.
- There is a breakdown (hemolysis) of your red blood cells.
- You are taking a medicine that affects the result.
What if my test result is not normal?
Test results are only one part of a larger picture that takes into account your medical history and current health. Sometimes a test needs to be repeated to check the first result. Talk to your healthcare provider about your result and ask questions.
If your test results are not normal, ask your healthcare provider:
- if you need additional tests
- what you can do to work toward a normal value
- when you need to be tested again.
Written by Tom Richards, MD, for RelayHealth.
Published by RelayHealth.
© 2012 RelayHealth and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.


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