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[Madotsuki found she could breathe a little easier with the extra room created between them. Thankfully the lady had recognized her need for personal space. Or maybe she just got lucky, who knows. Her eyes stayed glued to the ground as the white-haired woman relayed her status report. Not even when she affirmed that she was ok did Madotsuki make any notion to her existence.
Okay. She was okay. That's all she needed to hear. But then she kept on talking.]
[Parents.. parents. What were those again? It had been so long since she had even thought of them. Days of spending time with the family were nonexistent in her memory. In fact she couldn't quite remember anything since the sweet serenity of sleep had taken control of her life.
A moment of silence passed as the word rolled around in her mind and she picked her head up to stare at the woman's face.]
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[Without another word Madotsuki picked herself up and walked around and beyond the woman. The villages were this way, weren't they?]
IA couldn't help but be a bit concerned by the girl's lack of eye contact, staring at her with an expression of worry to try and get her attention somehow. When it didn't work, and the girl seemed to be pondering her question, her cerulean gaze fell to the ground, disappointed and embarrassed at herself that she was unworthy even of a little girl's attention.
She perked up briefly when Madotsuki spoke, hopeful, but it fell again as the girl continued to dismiss her question and walked right past her. Still, knowing she couldn't leave a little miss alone with no adult figure, IA got up and jogged for a second to catch up to her.
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The young singer wasn't so enthusiastic in her steps, though, once she begun to take a look around. Destruction littered every inch of the dirt beneath their feet, and the sky was gray, conveying further unrest in the area that surrounded her. With every piece of rubble, she began to feel uneasy, walking increasingly slower behind Madotsuki and glancing around every which was as if she felt unsafe.
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Placenta previa is implantation of the placenta over or near the internal os of the cervix. Typically, painless vaginal bleeding with bright red blood occurs after 20 wk gestation. Diagnosis is by transvaginal or abdominal ultrasonography. Treatment is bed rest for minor vaginal bleeding before 36 wk gestation, with cesarean delivery at 36 wk if fetal lung maturity is documented. If bleeding is severe or refractory or if fetal status is nonreassuring, immediate delivery, usually cesarean, is indicated.
Placenta previa may be total (covering the internal os completely), partial (covering part of the os), or marginal (at the edge of the os), or the placenta may be low-lying (near the os without reaching it). Incidence of placenta previa is 1/200 deliveries. If placenta previa occurs during early pregnancy, it usually resolves by 20 wk as the uterus enlarges.
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Complications: For patients with placenta previa or a low-lying placenta, risks include fetal malpresentation, preterm premature rupture of the membranes, fetal growth restriction, vasa previa, and velamentous insertion of the umbilical cord.
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Symptoms usually begin during late pregnancy. Then, sudden, painless vaginal bleeding often begins; the blood may be bright red, and bleeding may be heavy, sometimes resulting in hemorrhagic shock. In some patients, uterine contractions accompany bleeding.
Placenta previa is considered in all women with vaginal bleeding after 20 wk. If placenta previa is present, digital pelvic examination may increase bleeding, sometimes causing sudden, massive bleeding; thus, if vaginal bleeding occurs after 20 wk, digital pelvic examination is contraindicated unless placenta previa is first ruled out by ultrasonography. Placenta previa frequently cannot be distinguished from abruptio placentae except by ultrasonography. Transvaginal ultrasonography is an accurate, safe way to diagnose placenta previa.
In all women with suspected symptomatic placenta previa, fetal heart rate monitoring is indicated. Unless the case is an emergency (requiring immediate delivery), amniotic fluid is tested at 36 wk to assess fetal lung maturity and thus document whether delivery at this time is safe.
For a first (sentinel) episode of vaginal bleeding before 36 wk, management consists of hospitalization, bed rest, and avoidance of sexual intercourse, which can cause bleeding by initiating contractions or causing direct trauma. If bleeding stops, ambulation and usually hospital discharge are allowed.
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No, Fidel was suspended because he attacked and insulted the person who, quite rightly, pointed out that Fidel's go-to boilerplate language was rooted in colonialist and racist thinking.
This allegation is so absurd that no one has ever admitted authoring such a ridiculous complaint against me. It reminds me of that Two Faces of Norm episode of Cheers when Norm pretends to be the voice of Anton Kreitzer, the fictitious dictatorial boss whom no one questions and everyone fears. Trust and obey, it's the only way.
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babble is not the Spanish inquisition, but it sometimes feels like it is.
What exactly is it about my criticism of the USA's corporate colonization of Canada since 1985 and the free trade deals that is rooted in "colonialist and racist thinking"? The inquisitors never say. Inquisitors are not compelled to justify anything. We have no idea which colonialist racists are responsible for making synonymous with racist thinking the tripartite axis of evil terms, 'Northern Puerto Rico', which by itself is merely a region of Puerto Rico and not typically associated with being "rooted in colonialist or racist thinking."
What am I thinking at this very moment? My accusers can't say for sure. But they can ad lib by imagining a context and wait for me to say something they imagine to be rooted in racist and colonialist thinking and fit the offense to an imagined context that is "rooted in colonialist and racist thinking."
And so what about equating criticism of another country exploited by American power, and namely Israel, with that of "racist thinking"? What do Catchfire and Rebecca have to say about another controversial reference to a country wrt 'Israeli apartheid'?:
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The attempt to equate criticism of Israel with anti-semitism is a pathetic attempt to reinforce the injustice of Israeli policy by attacking it foes.
While everything else you said was spot on, united, sadly, I don't think this attempt is "pathetic" at all. It's very, very dangerous--more dangerous for Jewish people and Israelis everywhere the more people believe it is true.
and in another thread, Rebecca rightly tells a poster that his "screed" is not welcome on babble:
I read the screed you referred to. It's your basic "Criticism of Israel equates antiSemitism.". Doesn't wash here, so ...
It is perfectly alright to criticize Israel in this case as it is not rooted in colonialist and racist thinking. Not according to both Catchfire and Rebecca as well as most babblers. This makes sense.
But it is, however, blatant hypocrisy to suggest that I am dabbling in "colonialist and racist thinking" when referring to US policies in Puerto Rico and Canada. South Africa's anti-apartheid heroes have said there are direct comparisons with Israel. Similarly Mel Hurtig says there are some comparisons to be made with corporate America's 14, 418 predatory takeovers of valuable Canadian corporations and crown assets since 1985. Hurtig says this amounts to U.S. corporate colonization of Canada, and that our economic sovereignty has been eroded. There is no recipe or formula for imperialism. We might not be targeting specific ethnic groups as per U.S.-backed Israeli apartheid. But our governments can surely be pursuaded to handover the goods to corporate colonizers. This is the actual context of my reference to an unincorporated, non-voting territory of the U.S. and certainly not rooted in racist thinking stated by either moderators or some unknown babbler who accuses me through their moderator proxy.
Just like none of our criticisms of the US-Israel dynamic are rooted in "colonialist and racist thinking", so are my criticisms of the US-Puerto Rico and even the US-Canada dynamic since CUSFTA-NAFTA not rooted in "colonialist and racist thinking." This is absurd, and babblers should rightly expect more of moderators.


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Friend of mine was telling me about something he read and i wanted to know if any one had testing to prove or disprove this, that the crit rate on the staff only applies to the weapon itself. more to the point Ranged attack's are unaffected.
Friend of mine was telling me about something he read and i wanted to know if any one had testing to prove or disprove this, that the crit rate on the staff only applies to the weapon itself. more to the point Ranged attack's are unaffected.
That's correct
I was looking for data to back that up debbie, judging by it being one of the older weapons, its safe to assume crit rate is specific to that weapon only just like Fudo's, i'm certain the case is so but before i pose a question to a dev. i want to have data on the matter, if need be ill do my own testing but if some one else already had data would save me time.
the crit rate bonus seems a wasted stat for a weapon that even at its level of equipage would be a poor choice for DD'n in (though what mage would be caught meleeing at those levels anyways), if the dev's would even pay the query attention i intend to ask if thats intentional/something that can be addressed. though considering the recent tweak to ranged crit dmg a jupiter's staff boost to crit rate might be a bit overwhelming.
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I've tested it and unfortunately, no it doesn't affect ranged crit rate. It wouldn't make sense if it did since the theme for those weapons seems to be a boost to a base parameter and then one of the subsequent stats that gets enhanced from that. For example, fire staff increases STR and then also increases r.atk. wind staff increases AGI then evasion. Ranged crit rate is governed by AGI so if there was ever a staff to enhance it then it would have been wind/austers.
On a positive note you might like to know that yataghans with +crit damage affect ranged attacks. So if you are lucky and end up with 2 x +6% knives that's 12% more damage on ranged crits/Arching Arrow/Jishnu's Radiance.
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Are you saying the daggers (unlike the ksnm weapons) give global crit? Why do they go against the grain but everything else doesn't? Augments?
huh... guess you learn something new every day? i wasnt aware that agi was effected ranged crit.
AGI does affect ranged critical hit rate to my knowledge, in a similar fashion DEX affect melee critical hit rate. with Razed Ruins alone ranged attacks don't achieve the same critical hit rate that melee do (RNG friend parsed at ~44% crit rate with just RR on opposed to my War's 54%, no crit+ gear on either. Both had 4/4 merits at the time).
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Then explain how with with Razed Ruins basically capping dDEX Rng was 10% below crit rate of melees with RR?
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Like most stories of this kind, it doesn't turn out to be as straightforward as first planned, and events soon start to spiral out of control. There's the obligatory Rankin stock characters – the disgruntled police officer and a local small-time crook that has delusions of grandeur by believing he's actually Edinburgh's Mr Big. The ending's just about OK, but nothing spectacular, and at times I had to force myself to care enough about these lacklustre individuals enough to finish the book. The writing was fairly low-key – no stylistic challenges to be found here – with a somewhat wearing use of copious amounts of dialogue to explain the plot and keep things moving. I would assume that this is a book that could easily be adapted into a fairly uninspiring ITV drama, as there would be relatively little for the screen writer to do when adapting it for the screen. I can't really recommend this, except that it's an easy read, great for a long train journey say, when it doesn't matter if your attention wanders, or you're distracted by the noisy family across the aisle. © Koplowitz 2012 I found this a great read and so have been surprised to read less than brilliant reviews from other readers. Rebus on TV was my only prior knowledge of Rankin. If this is an example of his second-best writing, I have a lot to look forward to. I plan to start from book one in the Rebus series. Great, another lengthy collection to add to my "must read before I die" list, and the years are flying by. The National Gallery of Scotland is home to many treasures of the art world. Painting, sculpture, drawings -- there's so much of it in the collection that not all of it can be displayed in the gallery. Instead, it sits in the Granton warehouse, which is off-limits to the public. For impassioned art lovers such as software maven Mike Mackenzie, First Caledonia Bank employee Allan Cruikshank, and art professor Robert Gissing, it's a crime to have the art languishing in such an unloved state. So why not commit another crime and liberate them? This is a very fun heist caper, reminiscent of Ocean's Eleven and Reservoir Dogs (minus Quentin Tarantino's brand of graphic violence) -- the movies are even name-checked in the story. Newly minted "gang leader" Mike Mackenzie is the main focus of the story as he settles into his role and discovers that he might have a taste for this sort of life. Or at least he is the most prominent character. The main "character" is Edinburgh itself -- given that the heist involves the property of the National Gallery of Scotland. Rankin's sense of place is excellent in this book and will seriously tempt the reader to jump on a plane and go (in the meantime, you can see the gallery's offerings, or rather all three National Galleries' offerings, here). The story is evenly paced and is very satisfying to read. If you're a fan of Rebus, you may regret that he isn't here for this story, but everything else that makes a Rankin book enjoyable is here. And if you haven't tried Rankin before, this is a good way to get a feel for his style and explore Edinburgh as portrayed in his pages. I usually enjoy anything that Ian Rankin writes. His long-running series featuring Inspector Rebus has been consistently good and his new series, featuring an utterly un-Rebus-like detective, is even better. So I expected quite a bit from Doors Open, a stand-alone novel. Doors Open tells the story of Mike, self-made millionaire who, having sold his company, is bored. 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Ecology Distribution Management Info Impact Info References and Links Contacts Taxonomic name: Styela plicata Lesuer, 1823Synonyms: Ascidea plicata, Ascidia plicata Lesueur, 1823, Styela barnhart Ritter & Forsyth, 1917, Styela gyrosa Heller, 1877, Styela pinguis Herdman, 1899, Tethyum plicatum Hartmeyer, 1909Common names: leathery tunicate, pleated sea squirt, sea squirt, solitary ascidianOrganism type: tunicateStyela plicata (sea squirt) is a pandemic, temperate to subtropical tunicate. As a pest species, Styela plicata outcompete native encrusters and excludes them from hard substrates. It is a known fouler of sea vessels and other hard substrates, travelling the oceans in this fashion. Few places classify Styela plicata as an invasive species, but some effective management options are available to control this tunicate.DescriptionStyela plicata (sea squirt) is an ovular, greyish to tannish white benthic tunicate. This solitary sessile invertebrate is cloaked in an unstalked tunic that is large, tough, (Fuller, 2007), warty and ridged (Howey, 1998). Perry & Larson (2004) report that the lumpy surface of the tunic gives it the appearance of cobblestone pavement. Internal structures are protected by this tunic, which is composed largely of cellulose compounds and contains a circulatory system of "blood" transport vesicles. Dividing the tunic is a membrane which allows fluid to flow up one side and down the other. S. plicata has an incurrent siphon that intakes water into the pharyngeal basket where food particles are filtered out; the waste is then excreted through the excurrent siphon (Howey, 1998). The two short siphons have red or purple stripes on the inside of the siphons and four lobes (Fuller, 2007). When physically disturbed, S. plicata expels water, which explains why it is called a sea squirt. S. plicata is a very eurythermal tunicate; able to tolerate changes in seawater between 10°-30°C and salinites between 22%-34% (Thiyagarajan & Qian, 2003). NIMPIS (2002) reports that S. plicata can tolerate some pollution and brackish waters. Adults can reach sizes between 40-70mm, even up to 90mm in some cases (NIMPIS, 2002). As a protandric hermaphrodite, S. plicata has "testes - small and attached along most of the length of each ovary," with two gonads on the left side of the body and five on the right (Lambertet al. 2005).Similar SpeciesStyela clavaMoreOccurs in:coastland, estuarine habitats, marine habitatsHabitat descriptionThe different life cycle stages of Styela plicata (sea squirt) have different habitat requirements for survival. The larval and juvenile stages of S. plicata live on marinas and docks, oyster reefs, rocks and coarse woody debris, while the adults prefer marinas, docks and hard rocky substrates (NEMESIS, 2006). S. plicata also live in coral reef habitats (STIR, undated). S. plicata is found from the low intertidal zone to depths of 30m (NIMPIS, 2002).General impactsStyela plicata (sea squirt) competes with other organisms, excluding them from the space it occupies. Its larvae are capable of invading occupied space and growing to a large size in a relatively short period of time, attached to other organisms. S. plicata then sloughs off because of its large size, often taking other marine organisms with it. This sloughing destabilises the marine community. The presence of this tunicate also inhibits the recruitment or growth of other larval species (Sutherland, 1978). S. plicata has also replaced native solitary tunicates Pyura haustor and Ascidia ceratodes (Fuller, 2007). S. plicata is a fouler of ships, boats, docks, power plants and shellfish ponds, attaching to hard substrates and remaining there until removed (NEMESIS, 2006). S. plicata is usually covered with non-ascidian epibionts, which can travel on the tunicate and add non-indigenous species to aquatic ecosystems (Lambert & Lambert, 1998). Wyatt et al (2005) claims that S. plicata acts as a vector for the invasive Bugula neritina in Australia.UsesStyela plicata (sea squirt) is a host to several different kinds of organisms, including brittle stars, mussels, chitons, sponges, polychaete worms, diatoms, eggs, etc., that live on its tunic (Howey, 1998).NotesAs a defence mechanism, Styela plicata (sea squirt) concentrates deterrant chemical compounds in its gonads so that they may be passed on to larvae, thus protecting them from predation (Pisut & Pawlik, 2002). Alcohol from the body of S. plicata exhibits anti-Hepatitis B properties (STRI, undated). S. plicata harbours the amphiped Leucothoe spinicarpa and an ascidicolous copepod (Thiel, 1998). Cold winters kill S. plicata, limiting its northern distribution to Cape Hatteras, North Carolina. One way this is thought to happen is by dislodgement from substrates during cold (growth inhibiting) periods (Fisher, 1976). Populations of S. plicata fluctuate; they may be abundant one year and absent the next (Lambert & Lambert, 1998).Geographical rangeNative range: East coast of the USA, Northern Gulf of Mexico, and the West Indes (Fuller, 2007). Known introduced range: Australia, West coast of USA, Mediterranean Sea, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Japan, Hong Kong, Indian Ocean (Hayeset al, 2005; Lambert & Lambert, 1998; Lambertet al, 2005; NBNG, 2004; NIMPIS, 2002; NEMESIS, 2006; STRI, undated; PSIS, undated).Introduction pathways to new locationsLive food trade: Hayes et al (2005) report that Styela plicata was introduced to Australia accidently with the translocation of fish or shellfish.Ship ballast water: Styela plicata can be introduced to new locations in ship ballast water (Fuller 2007).Ship/boat hull fouling: Styela plicata can be introduced to new locations by hull/ship fouling (Fuller 2007).Local dispersal methodsOther (local): Styela plicata can be spread by fouling recreational boats (Wyatt et al. 2005),Management informationChemical: Tributylin (TBT) is used in anti-fouling paints, wood preservation, slime control in paper mills and other industrial processes. It affects Styela plicata by blocking the sperm-egg interaction, thus preventing fertilisation (Mansueto et al, 2003). PAN (2006) reports that Butyltrichlorostannane, Cyhexatin, Dibutyltin dichloride, Fenton hydroxide, Tributylin chloride, Triphenyltin acetate and Triphenyltin chloride cause mortality in S. plicata cells aquired post-fertilisation (PAN, 2006). Copper sulphate was proposed as a broadcast spray control method, but scientists deemed it too expensive and non-specific, lethal to non-target species. It is also absorbed by the soil and ineffective at high pH levels. Physical: Plastic wraps have been applied to timber pylons in intertidal to subtidal zones, which prevent oxygenated water from touching S. plicata, thus suffocating it (NIMPIS, 2002).NutritionStyela plicata (sea squirt) is a suspension filter feeds that preys primarily on phytoplankton, zooplankton and organic materials. Snails, crustaceans, sea stars and fish have been known to prey on S. plicata (NIMPIS, 2002). Specifically, the species Linatella caudata preys upon S. plicata (Morton, 1989).ReproductionStyela plicata (sea squirt) is a protandric hermaphrodite. Initially, S. plicata is a male, then later it changes to a female. Fertilisation is external; eggs and sperm are released into the water column in the late afternoon and the larvae, 1.3mm in total length (Yamaguchi, 1975), hatch the next morning and settle that day (NIMPIS, 2002). S. plicata undergoes reproductive cycles yearly in conjunction with annual temperature changes. According to West & Lambert (1975), S. plicata must experience a period of darkness; approximately 8.5 hours long, prior to the release of gametes. Spawning can occur between 11°-28° C (West & Lambert, 1975), with 20°C being optimal (Yamaguchi, 1975). Water filtration is not optimal during the release of gametes (Fiala-Medlioni, 1978).Lifecycle stagesThe eggs of Styela plicata (sea squirt) are surrounded by a complex ovular envelope (Mansuetoet al. 2003) that supplies the larvae with its nutritional requirements (Pisut & Pawlik, 2002). Once hatched, the larvae attempt to find a suitable substrate. S. plicata can have an extended swimming period of over 2 days prior to settlement without a cost to metamorphosis (Thiyagarajan & Qian, 2003). Larval settlement is most successful in the spring and fall (Fisher, 1977). S. plicata has a life span of less than one year that is characterised by rapid growth. Some sea squirts can live between 2-3 years (Lambert & Lambert, 1998). Yamaguchi (1975) reported that S. plicata reached sexual maturity in 2 months during the summer and 5 months during the winter. S. plicata has an extended breeding season, reproducing all year except during winter (NIMPIS, 2002).Reviewed by: Expert review underway: Dr. Richard Osman, Senior Scientist Smithsonian Environmental Research Center., Edgewater, Maryland, USA Compiled by: National Biological Information Infrastructure (NBII) & IUCN/SSC Invasive Species Specialist Group (ISSG) To contribute information, please contact Shyama Pagad. Last Modified: Tuesday, 8 May 2007
Physical: Plastic wraps have been applied to timber pylons in intertidal to subtidal zones, which prevent oxygenated water from touching S. plicata, thus suffocating it (NIMPIS, 2002).


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Lace at Any Weight
Do you think of lace as a four-letter word? You shouldn't! If you can knit, you can knit lace! There are so many great patterns out there for all skill levels. While traditional lacework involves tiny needles and fine yarns, there are also many beautiful projects using lace stitch patterns in dk, worsted and even ...read more
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Many of the products used for cleaning, laundry and air fresheners in our homes contain unhealthy chemicals and toxins. Small and invisible as they may seem, one must consider the possible consequences those products inflict to our environment. Whether applied to our laundry or spray released into the air, they all have an impact. One ...read more
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It's all about the wool over here at Mountain Meadow Wool, and we love the clean and natural products we are able to create from our sheepy friends. Meet our RENewe Wool Cleaning Pads! RENewe wool cleaning pads are a great, all-natural alternative to save energy and money. You can wash, shine, dust, scrub, clean ...read more
Part One: Re-N"ewe" Yourself with Eco-Friendly Mountain Meadow Products!
You didn't think it was all about the yarn, did you? Heavens no, it's all about the WOOL! And while we know that everyone's fantasy is to roll in a big pile of colorful Mountain Merino yarns (oh yes, it's ours too), we've also got some other GREAT roly-poly wool products out there to suit ...read more
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We are very excited about the Stitch Red campaign's buzz for heart disease awareness and we hope to raise some big dollars to support The Heart Truth® with the beautiful Stitch Red gift baskets that will be available to TNNA – and you could win one! Mountain Meadow Wool is thrilled to be including four ...read more
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We're so excited to announce that knitwear designer Varian Brandon is using our Mountain Meadow yarn in an exclusive knitalong with Serendipity Yarn and Gifts yarn shop in Colorado! Because this awesome KAL is being run both in the store and online, you can easily be part of this experience, just by signing up using this link! The ...read more
Have a Heart with Mountain Meadow Wool's New Heartbeat Yarn
With the release of our brand new Heartbeat colorway, Mountain Meadow Wool is thrilled to be able to participate in the Stitch Red campaign. To increase awareness about heart disease in women, Jimmy Beans Wool, a leading online retailer of yarn and fabric, created Stitch Red, and this high-profile campaign brings together retailers and manufacturers throughout the ...read more
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The Mountain Meadow Wool collaborative yurt has been completed! On a break between snowstorms in February the yurt for Karen's daughter and son-in-law was raised. It took us a long, full day but it was tons of fun. The new "house" is all secured and has already held up to 60MPH winds, snow, and rain ...read more


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Injury is the leading cause of death for people aged 1 to 44. Each year, more than 50 million people are injured seriously enough to require medical treatment in the United States. And some 180,000 of them die.
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The University of Michigan Injury Center conducts extensive research on injury prevention, supports education and training in the field, and reaches out to share evidence-based findings.
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What God's love is #7: Love is Not Conceited
(1 Cor 13:5 AMP) It is not conceited (arrogant and inflated with pride); it is not rude (unmannerly) and does not act unbecomingly. Love (God's love in us) does not insist on its own rights or its own way, for it is not self-seeking; it is not touchy or fretful or resentful; it takes no account of the evil done to it [it pays no attention to a suffered wrong].
Conceited: To be conceited is to have or display a sense of overbearing self-worth or self-importance. This is a character trait that can literally cause God's favor to cease from operating in your life. Peter told us that God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble (1 Peter 5:5). You don't want to be on the other side of God's resistance. We see an example of this in 1st Samuel chapter 15. Saul got to the point where he was no longer "little in his own eyes" (1 Samuel 15:17).
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4. Partial obedience is disobedience.
5. Never get too big in your own mind – don't believe the hype others say about you!
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The purpose of this study was to further analyze the effects of education on cognitive decline during normal aging. Two main findings were obtained: (a) In people with low education, maximum scores more often were observed not in the youngest group but in the second age range (middle age adults: 31-50 years); and (b) Several different types of relationships between education and cognitive decline during normal aging were found, depending on aspect of cognitive functioning.
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- Hezbollah Aids Syrian Military in a Key Battle
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CHE—the Center for Culture, History, and Environment—has many goals.
Undoubtedly the most important is to provide an intellectual home at UW-Madison for scholars and scientists from across campus—faculty members, grad students, and many others—who share an interest in past environmental change as it relates to human actions, ideas, and values over time.
Folks associated with CHE come from many intellectual backgrounds: history and botany, landscape architecture and English literature, geography and science studies, anthropology and limnology, and many other fields besides. Without CHE, many of us would never even find each other on this vast campus, let alone meet, learn from each other, and become friends and colleagues.
Although most of us are firmly grounded in one or more disciplinary traditions, we are all persuaded that no one discipline by itself can hope to solve the myriad puzzles of how and why people relate to, use, change, and value the world around them as they do. We all share an interest in the environmental past, and in that sense we all practice history even though most of us are not formally trained in the academic discipline of history. Interdisciplinary inquiry and conversation are thus central to what we sometimes half jokingly refer to as "CHE-space": a shared intellectual context in which conversations across disciplinary boundaries are eagerly sought and shared.
CHE serves as the main home at UW-Madison for the "environmental humanities"—fields that concern themselves not just with the mechanisms of environmental change, but with its human meanings. But the humanities have no monopoly on the humanistic belief that one cannot hope to understand anthropogenic environmental change without exploring its cultural contexts and exploring human ideas, perceptions, and values. That is why CHE welcomes natural and social scientists as eagerly as it does humanities scholars: we all need each other to do this complicated and fascinating work.
Most of all, though, CHE is a bunch of people who share intellectual passions and enjoy each other's companies. If it sounds like the kind of community you're seeking, please come check it out!
We host a biweekly gathering—the CHE Environmental History Colloquium—where we share and talk about each other's work and discuss issues of common interest, all broadly connected to past environmental change in its human cultural contexts.
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A big day for a little house Historic Immgirant House moves to temporary spot as supporters look for a permanent home
by Daniel DeBolt Mountain View Voice Staff
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Posted by My Name Is, a resident of another community, on Feb 25, 2013 at 3:26 pm
It seems to me that the article is poorly researched and written. What's the importance of the house again? Is it because it's the "smallest" house or the "oldest" house? And why do I have to read half way through the article to figure out how old the house is? Really, how old is this house?
Posted by wendyleela, a resident of the Old Mountain View neighborhood, on Feb 25, 2013 at 5:55 pm
This article is part of a series of articles chronicling the
saving of one of the very few historical homes left in Mountain
The description of the moving experience of this home does not
require any research- it required presence- or appreciation of
what was accomplished here.
The people who were present experienced an exhilarating triumph
for the little house.Whether it was a triumph over the rampant
development,triumph of one caring person able to raise awareness,
the enthusiasm and unity of a community in an increasingly dis-
connected world,or just a triumph over time itself.Immigrant House had it's triumphant day on the 22nd!
The little house had its Victory Parade with many feeling joyous and
inspired.I give my cheers for Immigrant House.
I hope more people can join in the move and restoration of this little house when it journeys to it's new home-if I were you I wouldn't miss it.
Posted by Martin Omander, a resident of the Rex Manor neighborhood, on Feb 25, 2013 at 9:46 pm
Nice to hear the house was saved!
Posted by Peggy Prendergast, a resident of the North Whisman neighborhood, on Feb 26, 2013 at 9:50 pm
I agree with Martin and Wendy. The point is the home will be preserved as it should be. What I loved about downtown MV was the fact that old single family homes fused so well with new MV businesses on Castro - only a block away. This is slowly disintegrating as these homes are making way to more and more much-needed multi-family homes. Preservation is precious.
By the way "MY NAME IS"... why don't you really say what "YOUR NAME IS"? Those who have posted have done so.
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Date | From 08 December 2012 To 08 December 2012 |
Address | Wilbur Theatre, 246 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02116, United States |
Artie Lang is a highly acclaimed stand-up comedian who is noted for his very dark sense of humour.
He has been on the live comedy circuit since he was just 19 years old - but his break came in 1995 when he starred in the first season of MADtv.
It's the Whiskey Talkin' was a recording of one of his live shows that was issued in 2004 - and Jack and Coke followed five years later.
Visitors to Boston will be able to get a taste of Lang's material for themselves when he heads to the city's Wilbur Theatre.
He will undoubtedly be crippling audiences with his acerbic style - and entry starts at $39, going up to $49 for the best seats in the house.
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Ontario Hockey League
(E3)Oshawa Generals 3 @ (E2)Barrie Colts 4 (OT) Barrie leads best-of-7 Eastern Conference Semifinals, 1-0
D Jake Dotchin, BAR: 0-0-0, -1, 0 PIM Playoff totals: 5 GP, 0-2-2, +2, 10 PIM Season totals: 66 GP, 4-18-22, E, 81 PIM With Barrie: 28 GP, 2-6-8, -1, 42 PIM With Owen Sound: 38 GP, 2-12-14, +1, 39 PIM
Jake Dotchin had a few big hits and Barrie scored on their first shot of overtime as the Colts won Game 1 against Oshawa, 4-3. Barrie's game-winner was scored by Zach Hall (undrafted). Game 2 is Friday.
Quebec Major Junior Hockey League
(10)Val-d'Or Foreurs 4 @ (7)PEI Rocket 3 (3OT) Val-d'Or wins best-of-7 first round series, 4-2
D Artem Sergeev, VDO: 0-1-1, E, 0 PIM, 4 SOG, 5 Hits Playoff totals: 6 GP, 2-2-4, +3, 0 PIM Season totals: 55 GP, 6-33-39, +20, 65 PIM
Cedrick Henley (Sabres) scored on the power play in the third overtime to give Val-d'Or to a 4-3 and advance the Foreurs in the QMJHL playoffs. Artem Sergeev had four points in the series and five hits in Game 6. His team will take on fellow Lightning prospect Cedric Paquette and the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada in Round 2. Nikita Kucherov (Rouyn-Noranda) will face his former team, Quebec in the second round.
I still hate shootouts.
Mathieu Garon allowed 2 goals on 25 shots and was 1 for 2 in the shootout for the SOL. He got outdueled badly by Markstrom, and Lightning fans have to be cursing the day Lindback got his high ankle sprain.
First Period 08:36 FLA Kopecky (13), (Brennan, Fleischmann)
Second Period 16:41 FLA Rallo (1), (Brennan, Kuba)(PP)
Third Period 05:38 TB Pyatt (7), (Purcell, Carle) 10:32 Killorn (6), (Hedman, Purcell)
Overtime NO SCORING
Shootout FLA- Mueller TB- NONE
The Lightning completely dominated large swaths of this game and deserved better than to only get 1 point out of it. It's damned hard to put together a winning streak when you're surrendering a soft goal or two every game, and the Lightning desperately need a winning streak.
Mike Angelidis was 43% on draws in 7:22.
Alex Killorn had a goal and was +1 with 4 shots in 23:20. He's so money.
Andrej Sustr was +1 with 1 shot in 8:19. Officially 2 giveaways. That'll get your ice time down in single digit minutes as a rookie.
Tyler Johnson had 1 shot, 1 hit, and was 58% on draws in 16:53.
Ondrej Palat was +1 with 2 shots and 3 hits in 11:39.
Radko Gudas had a fight, 2 shots, 1 hit, and 1 blocked shot in 11:55.
Cory Conacher played 14:04 in the game.
Box score and extended statistics from NHL.com.
KHL Playoffs (Russia):
Eastern Conference Finals (3)Chelyabinsk 3 vs. (1)Kazan 2 Series Tied at 3-3 Nikita Nesterov, Chelyabinsk, 0-0-0, -1, 0 PIM, 1 SOG Playoff totals: 12 GP, 0-3-3, -1, 6 PIM Regular season totals (KHL): 35 GP, 0-1-1, +6, 14 PIM Regular season totals (MHL): 2 GP, 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM
Ex-NHLer Jan Bulis scored his 8th goal of the playoffs to lead Traktor Chelyabinsk to a 3-2 Game Six win over Kazan. That sets the stage for a Game Sever, winner-take-all matchup for the right to advance to the Gagarin Cup Finals. Lightning prospect Nikita Nesterov played 9:20 in the match for Traktor. Ex-NHLer Stan Chistov also had a helper for Traktor. Game Seven is Thursday.
The winner will face Western Conference Champion Dynamo Moscow, who advanced to the Finals by virtue of a 5-1 Game Six win over SKA St. Petersburg. In the match, former Lightning draft pick Marek Kvapil recorded a hat trick for Dynamo.
(Midwest-4) St. Cloud State Huskies 4 vs (Midwest-2) Miami RedHawks 1 Midwest Region Finals
F Jimmy Mullin, MIA: Did not play Season totals: 38 GP, 6-8-14, E, 14 PIM
Jimmy Mullin missed the game after injuring his knee in the regional semifinals against Minnesota State. His Miami teammates could not advance to the Frozen Four, losing to the Huskies, 4-1. Mullin finishes his sophomore season with 14 points, 12 fewer than his freshman totals. He is expected to return to the RedHawks for his junior season.
(East-3) Union Dutchmen 1 @ (East-1) Quinnipiac Bobcats 5 East Region Finals
F Matthew Peca, QU: 3-1-4, +4, 2 PIM, 3 SOG, *First Star* Season totals: 37 GP, 15-15-30, +16, 34 PIM
Lightning prospect Matt Peca had a natural hat trick in the first period and was named first star as the Bobcats advanced to their first Frozen Four on Sunday. Peca has nearly doubled his goal output as a freshman (8) and is chasing his career high for points (39). Quinnipiac, the top ranked team in the country, will play WCHA regular season champ St. Cloud State on April 11 in Pittsburgh for the right to advance to the national championship game. Yale and UMass-Lowell will play in the other national semifinal.
Eastern Conference Finals (1)Kazan 1 vs. (3)Chelyabinsk 2 (OT) Kazan Leads the Series 3-2 Nikita Nesterov, Chelyabinsk, 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM, 2 SOG Playoff totals: 11 GP, 0-3-3, E, 6 PIM Regular season totals (KHL): 35 GP, 0-1-1, +6, 14 PIM Regular season totals (MHL): 2 GP, 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM
Potential top-10 pick Valery Nichushkin assisted on Petri Kontiola's goal late in Overtime to lift Chelyabinsk to a 2-1 Game Five victory over Kazan. Traktor staves off elimination for the time being. Nikita Nesterov played 14:39 in the match. Ex-NHLer Jan Bulis continued his strong series by scoring Traktor's other goal.
Crunch only get 1 point out of a Norfolk weekend. Bad.
Riku Helenius allowed 2 goals on 27 shots for the loss. Hard to get mad at him when he got zero goal support. Former JYP mate (and really good player) Sami Vatanen with the dagger, too.
First Period NO SCORING
Second Period NOR Vatanen, (8) (Wilson, Smith-Pelly), 7:21
Third Period NOR Mitchell, (10) (Smith-Pelly, Wilson), 4:52
Syracuse did outshoot Norfolk 41-27, but they're missing their best finishers with so many callups to Tampa Bay. They have to be hoping/wishing/praying for someone like Lecavalier to come off the IR quickly.
It's now a 4-way tie atop the Eastern Conference with Springfield, Providence, Syracuse, and Binghamton all tied at 87 points. Providence holds 1 game in hand on the Crunch and Springfield holds 2.
8 games remain in the regular season. 6 of those 8 contests are in Syracuse starting with a matchup against Hershey on Friday.
Box score from TheAHL.com.
Florida Everblades 6 vs. Orlando Solar Bears 3
W Alex Hutchings, FLA: Did not play Season totals: 40 GP, 14-20-34, E, 30 PIM
D Charles Landry, FLA: 0-0-0, +1, 2 SOG, 2 PIM (slashing) Season totals: 50 GP, 4-12-16, +6, 31 PIM
F Maxime Langelier-Parent, FLA: Did not play Season totals: 3 GP, 2-1-3, -3, 5 PIM (Syracuse Crunch contract)
D Daniel Milan, FLA: Did not play Season totals: 43 GP, 2-6-8, +5, 56 PIM
D Pat Nagle, FLA: Did not play Season totals: 31 GP, 14-9-3, 3.02 GAA, 797 S / 882 SA (.904 SV%)
Florida, which struck first and rattled off six of the game's first seven goals, swept the four-game series with Orlando to conclude the regular season in convincing fashion. At the end of the evening, the Everblades again found themselves tied in points with Gwinnett for the South Division title and the third-seed in the pending playoffs but the Gladiators hold the tiebreaker so Florida instead takes the fourth-seed and is slotted to face Elmira in the first-round. Jesse Decker stopped 25 of 28 shots to backstop the Everblades to yet another victory with him in net. Deckert finishes his brief regular season 9-1-1 with a team-best 2.40 GAA and .916 SV%. Dan Milan (scratch), Alex Hutchings (AHL) and Pat Nagle (AHL) were again inactive. Florida and Elmira are scheduled to begin quarterfinals action Friday night.
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(Midwest-3) Minnesota State Mavericks 0 vs (Midwest-2) Miami RedHawks 4 Midwest Region Semifinals
F Jimmy Mullin, MIA: 0-0-0, -1, 0 PIM, 1 SOG Season totals: 38 GP, 6-8-14, E, 14 PIM
Adam Wilcox's former goaltending partner Ryan McKay stopped all 20 shots he faced to lead the RedHawks to the Midwest Region Finals on Sunday. Jimmy Mullin was scoreless in the match, and took a nasty knee-on-knee hit on Saturday. Miami will face Midwest No. 4 St. Cloud State.
(West-4)Yale Bulldogs 4 vs. (West-2) North Dakota 1 West Region Finals
F Brendan O'Donnell, UND: 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM, 1 SOG Season totals: 29 GP, 2-8-10, E, 20 PIM
North Dakota allowed four third period goals to Yale – alma mater of Lightning radio play-by-play voice Dave Mishkin – in what turned out to be North Dakota's final game of the season. After starting the last handful of games on the first line, O'Donnell was on the fourth line on Saturday. The Lightning prospect was in and out of the lineup all year, but had found a place recently. He will enter his junior season next fall. Yale will play UMass-Lowell in the Frozen Four in Pittsburgh.
(East-4) Canisius Griffins 3 @ (East-1) Quinnipiac Bobcats 4 East Region Semifinals
F Matthew Peca, QU: 1-0-1, +1, 0 PIM, 4 SOG Season totals: 36 GP, 12-14-26, +13, 32 PIM
Cinderella Canisius College – alma mater of the Lightning's Cory Conacher – held a 3-1 lead on the top team in the country eight minutes into the third period before Peca scored his 12th of the season. The Bobcats scored two just over two minutes later then again three and a half minutes after that to advance to the East Region Finals on Sunday vs. third-seeded Union College, which beat Boston College. Cory Conacher's brother, Shane Conacher, will play for the Griffs next season.
Florida Everblades 5 vs. Orlando Solar Bears 1
D Charles Landry, FLA: 0-0-0, +1, 1 SOG, 2 PIM (slashing) Season totals: 50 GP, 4-12-16, +6, 31 PIM
Florida struck twice in the first period and three more times in the final frame before Orlando was able to muster a single goal of its own en route to a decisive and fourth-straight victory. The win pushed the Everblades into a first-place tie with Gwinnett for the the South Division crown and the current fourth-seed spot in the Eastern Conference playoff standings. Gwinnett holds the tiebreaker while both clubs have just a single game remaining, so only an Everblades victory and a Gladiators loss will see Florida take the South Division title and thereby the third-seed for the upcoming playoffs. Jesse Deckert stopped 28 of 29 Solar Bears shots to improve his record to an impressive 8-1-1. Deckert also boasts a team-best 2.34 GAA and .918 SV%. Dan Milan was a scratch while Alex Hutchings and Pat Nagle remain with AHL Syracuse. Florida (38-22-11, 87 PTS) closes its regular season at home against Orlando (28-36-7, 63 PTS) Saturday night.
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Thanksgiving Stuffing Recipe
This Thanksgiving stuffing recipe belonged to my great grandmother. It is a traditional Pennsylvania Dutch potato stuffing that is our family's tried and true recipe for stuffing poultry.
This turkey stuffing recipe is easy to prepare, yet is packed with so much wonderful flavor that your guests will return for seconds no matter how full they are.
It can be baked alone or stuffed into poultry. For Thanksgiving, we always stuff our turkey with it so that the savory juices of the turkey are absorbed into the stuffing. This intensifies the flavor and keeps the potato stuffing moist.
We use fresh or frozen turkeys that are not the self-basting variety. By doing so, we have full control of the recipe and avoid unwanted additives.
Please keep in mind that baking time increases when you stuff a turkey with potato stuffing. Baking could take up to 30 minutes longer with stuffing.
Pennsylvania Dutch Potato Stuffing
From the Kitchen of Helen Yeisley Miller, 1898 – 1962
- 15 medium potatoes
- 1 large onion
- 1 tsp salt
- ½ tsp pepper
- 3 eggs
- 2 cubes chicken bouillon (12 g each)
- 12 oz evaporated milk
- 1 cup hot water
- 2/3 cup light olive oil or canola oil
- 1 loaf fresh white bread
- 1 TBS seasoned salt
Yield: 10 to 12 cups of potato stuffing. This recipe is perfect for a 15-pound turkey and a smaller gathering. Increase it proportionately for larger turkeys and larger dinner parties. For a 24-pound turkey, we double this recipe.
Preheat oven to 325°.
Peel and dice the potatoes. Peel and finely chop the onion.
Add the oil to a large sauté pan and heat over medium high heat. When the oil is hot, add the potatoes and onion. Sprinkle with the salt and pepper. Fry the potatoes and onion until the onion is translucent and the edges of the potatoes turn golden brown. Remove the pan from the heat and set aside.
Stir the chicken bouillon in the hot water until it dissolves. Whisk the eggs in a large bowl. Add the evaporated milk and continue whisking until well combined. Add the chicken bouillon broth and whisk again until combined.
Tear the loaf of bread into small pieces and add them to the liquid mixture. Stir until the bread is coated with the liquid. The bread will disintegrate and the mixture will look similar to batter.
Add the potatoes and onions to the liquid mixture and gently stir until everything is coated and mixed evenly.
At this point, you can either stuff a turkey with this potato stuffing
or you can bake it alone in a greased and covered casserole. We
nearly always bake this stuffing in a roasting pan with the turkey
to maximize flavor.
Grease a large roasting pan and place the turkey in the pan with the breast side facing up (the thermometer will face upward, too). Stuff some of the Thanksgiving stuffing into the chest cavity of the turkey and spread the rest of the stuffing underneath the turkey.
Note: if you stuff your turkey with potato stuffing, your turkey will take longer to bake than the time stated on the turkey's packaging.
Sprinkle the seasoned salt over the turkey and over the stuffing. (If you are baking this turkey stuffing separately and not in the same pan as the turkey, then reduce the seasoned salt by a third or half.)
Bake at 325° for the amount of time stated on the turkey packaging, but keep in mind that you may need to increase baking time up to 30 minutes to adjust for the stuffing. Baste the turkey and potato stuffing with the drippings in the pan every 45 minutes to an hour. For the final 10 to 15 minutes of baking, uncover the turkey so that it and the Thanksgiving stuffing turn golden brown. The 15.4-pound turkey pictured here
baked for 3 hours, 40 minutes.
Serve this turkey stuffing hot along with all of your favorite
Thanksgiving dinner fixings. Enjoy and Happy Thanksgiving!
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Another of my favourite old Toronto photos. This was in a shop window on West Queen West, not quite Parkdale. Lomo Fisheye. Hand-printed with a bit too much dodge so it looks like he's got a bit of a halo or otherwise ethereal glow.
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With Increase in Homicides, Ector County Needs Forensic Center
By: Monica Tassoni
Updated: June 3, 2011
Within the last few weeks Ector County has seen a spike in homicides. All of the bodies need an autopsy but with the closure of the Permian Basin forensic center, a timely autopsy is hard to get around here.
The Permian Basin Forensic Center is not performing anymore autopsies because it lost the only forensic pathologist.
"Without a forensics pathologist, we are throwing money out the door. " Said Judge Susan Redford of Ector County.
The owner of the center is based out of Beaumont. They are willing to give the center to Ector County to begin autopsy services again. But this would be a big responsibility for Ector County.
"One huge obstacle is are we going to be able to find a forensic pathologist that is certified that will come." Said Judge Redford.
And its a huge costs. A conservative estimate of pathologist's yearly salary is 200,000 dollars.
"Their salaries are more than the county has budgeted." Said Judge Redford.
But this steep price tag may be worth it. Autopsy services in Tarrant County costs $140,000 a year. This does not include the $55,000 a year to transport the bodies.
"Obviously there is a fact of transpiration that increases." Said Shirley Standefer, Chief Investigator of Ector County Medical Examiner's Office.
Also Tarrant County's turnaround is slow because of its high autopsy volume. So the Medical Examiner Office has looked to other centers.
"There is a Lubbock facility that we have never used before so we are kind of using them right now." Said Shirley Standefer.
But with the recent increase in homicides, Ector County would benefit from the Permian Basin Forensic Center back in action.
"Obviously the best thing would be the Permian Basin but there not open so that's puts us back to spending a lot more money."
Also if the county was to take control of the center, they will receive additional revenue from other counties using their autopsy services. June 13ths, Commissioners Court will decide weather its more beneficial to take control of the forensic center or to continue sending bodies to Tarrant County and Lubbock.


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