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CHALCO, Mexico — Thirty years ago, Lourdes Huesca and her husband moved to a tiny patch of land in the muddy bean fields at the edge of Mexico City. The young couple lived in a shack, with no water or electricity, in the poor, rural, old Mexico.
Huesca, who never learned to read but could add numbers in her head, marched her sons to the schoolhouse every day. The family struggled, sacrificed, saved.
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Delish!The Jewish holiday Purim celebrates Queen Esther's denunciation of the evil Haman, thereby saving the Jews of Persia from destruction. There are many food traditions associated with this particularly festive spring feast known as Se'udah Purim. Because Esther ate only grains, seeds and legumes to keep kosher while living with King Ahasuerus, legumes and poppy seeds are traditional foods. Triangle-shaped foods are popular, as they recall either the hat or ear of Haman. And drink is also an important part of the holiday; (age-appropriate) celebrants are urged to, well, get a little tipsy.
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Pumpkin Challah
Challah is a popular food for many Jewish holidays. During Purim, the Challah is formed into a long, elaborate braid to symbolize the rope used to hang Haman.
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1 cup warm water
1 package yeast
3/4 cup eggs and egg yolks (I used 7 yolks and 2 whole eggs, plus 1 egg yolk for the egg wash
2 tablespoons sugar
1/4 cup pure maple syrup
2 tablespoons melted butter
2 teaspoons kosher salt
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
1 15 ounce can pumpkin puree
7-8 cups flour (bread flour, if you can find it), plus more for rolling.
In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, combine water and yeast. Allow to sit for 10 minutes, or until bubbles start coming to the surface. With the mixer on low, add in eggs, sugar, syrup, butter, salt, spices, and pumpkin. Slowly add in 2 cups of flour.
Switch to the dough hook, and slowly add most of the remaining flour until a nice, slightly sticky dough is formed. Add the rest of the flour, if needed. Cover bowl with a towel, and let rise in a warm place for 1 hour. Punch down and let rest for ten minutes.
Divide the dough into 6 equal parts and braid into 1 large loaf with the 6 strand method (see instructions here), or make 2 smaller loaves with the normal 3 strand method. Place on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper, cover and let sit in a warm place for one hour. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. In a small bowl, whisk together extra egg yolk and a teaspoon of water. Brush over the top of the loaf. Place in the oven and toss a handful of ice cubes on the bottom of the oven (optional). Close oven door and bake for 1 hour.
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Poppy Seed Dressing
Tradition has it that while Queen Esther was living in the King's palace she ate only seeds and legumes to keep kosher, and so poppy seeds are a popular Purim food. To add poppy seeds to your feast, try this healthy apple endive salad with poppy seed dressing.
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Lentil Pilaf
In keeping with Queen Esther's diet while living with the king, lentils are often served on Purim. This recipe pairs a lentil pilaf with marinated chicken and grape skewers.
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Sweet Potato Mash
Though sweet potatoes don't have any symbolic significance, they're an ideal seasonal side that will add some nutrients to your Purim dinner.
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Sweet Chili Glazed Salmon
A symbol of fertility, merriment, and the month of Pisces, the fish is a traditional Purim symbol. Add some fish to your Se'udah with this easy salmon recipe.
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Turkey Noodle Soup
Turkey is a popular Purim food because of its association with the word hodu, which in Hebrew means both India and turkey, and because King Ahasuerus was said to have ruled from India to Ethiopia.
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The family of a deceased Long Island wine pioneer says his vineyards are for sale. Robert Palmer died in January. His family had hoped that Palmer Vineyards would be able to continue after his death and even expand. But his daughter, Kathy Le Morzellec, says it would take too much money. One property is a [...]


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John Leopold pays $75,000 fine
May 23, 2013 - 11:30 am
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Former Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold has paid a $75,000 fine for misconduct.
The Capital of Annapolis reports that court records show Leopold paid the fine late last month. He resigned in February and served 30 days in jail and two weeks of home detention for two counts of criminal misconduct. Leopold forced members of his security detail to perform campaign work and another county employee to empty his urinary catheter bag.
As part of the sentence, Judge Dennis Sweeney ordered Leopold to pay a $100,000 fine to the state, or a $75,000 fine to the county.
Leopold is completing 400 hours of community service at the Anne Arundel Food Bank.
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Notes from the Test Kitchen: Slow-cooker bread pudding in the oven
It has all the elements of the classic comfort food: a loaf of crusty French bread soaked in a warm white-chocolate custard, then baked to glorious perfection. Puffy and light with a crisp, toasted crust on top. Oh, and the whiskey caramel sauce was just like icing on a cake.
And it's a simple recipe, really. That is, if you have a slow cooker....
See, I developed the recipe to go with a story I'd written on the resurgence of slow cookers' popularity. The recipe was just one example of the variety of recipes slow cookers can handle (the slow cooker worked perfectly, baking the custard gently at a consistently low temperature).
Of course, I received e-mails from readers who wanted to know what to do if they didn't have a slow cooker. Could the recipe be replicated in a regular oven?
So we tried it in the Test Kitchen, and I think we came up with a pretty good adaptation. The changes include calling for a 13-by-9-inch baking dish (in place of the slow-cooker insert) and baking (loosely covered with foil) at 325 degrees until puffed and set, about 45 minutes. Remove the foil and increase the temperature to 400 degrees and continue to bake until lightly colored and toasted, about 6 to 10 minutes. The method for that whiskey caramel sauce remains the same.
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About Christiana Care
History of Christiana Care Health System
The roots of the name Christiana Care are founded in the nearby town of Christiana, Del. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Christiana was one of the earliest colonial towns in America. It was founded by Swedish colonists in the 17th century along the Christina River. But it wasn't always called Christiana.
In 1638, Delaware's first permanent settlers built a fort at the confluence of the Christina River and Brandywine Creek. They named the fort after Sweden's Queen Christina. However, in the years following the establishment of Fort Christina, Sweden, England and the Netherlands wrestled over the territory, the place names fluctuated. The settlement and nearby river were called at various times Christiana, Christianna, Christeen, Christiania and Christinia.
When a new hospital opened in January 1985 near the village of Christiana, it adopted the name: Christiana Hospital. That moniker served as the foundation for the Christiana Care Health System we know today.
Christiana Care Health System is the culmination of more than 100 years of history and the merging of separate hospitals into a unified, modern health system. What began as competing visions of community health care in Wilmington, Del., more than a century ago has become one of the premiere health care systems on the East Coast, with a strong commitment to improve the health of everyone in the communities it serves.
Origins in 19th century Wilmington
Wilmington, Del., in 1887 clearly needed a hospital. People injured in accidents were usually given care at the scene. Victims of railroad accidents, which were all too common in those days, were treated at the office of the Wilmington railroad detective, who was as proficient at dressing wounds as the town surgeon. When it was thought necessary, limbs were amputated at the police station or at the doctor's office, and the victim was sent home to recover.
At that time, two prevalent branches of medicine vied for dominance in the community: homeopathy and allopathy. Homeopathy is the theory that a disease may be fought by administering minute doses of a remedy that in a healthy person would produce symptoms of the disease being treated. Allopathy is a system of treating disease by inducing a reaction that is antagonistic to the disease being treated. Advocates of these branches formed competitive factions, and it became apparent that neither faction would share a hospital with the other. The homeopathic group and the allopathic group formed separate committees and set about planning separate hospitals.
Delaware Hospital to Wilmington Hospital
The allopathic physicians bought land at 14th and Washington streets in Wilmington to begin building their own hospital. Named the Delaware Hospital, it opened in 1890. It was constructed so that additional wings could be added as demand for health care increased. During the first year, 161 patients were treated at the new facility.
A decade later, the allopaths' vision proved correct. With increased patient admissions and a growing population, the Delaware Hospital began the 20th century by building a $41,000 wing that contained 16 private rooms ranging in price from $10 to $30 a week. In 1906, Delaware Hospital's first X-ray department opened, offering X-rays that took five minutes to capture an image and used 100,000 volts or more. In the first year, 40 X-rays were done at a cost of $1 each.
In 1910, a children's ward was established, making Delaware Hospital a pioneer in neonatal care. A recognition of the importance of mother's milk in the care of premature infants resulted in the formation of the Mother's Milk Bank, one of the first in the nation, established through the efforts of Dr. Margaret I. Handy. And in 1924, a fourth floor was added to the new wing for maternity patients.
By 1939, 5,000 people were being treated annually at the hospital. Consequently, another building program was begun. In 1940, a patient facility containing 120 beds, five operating rooms and two delivery rooms opened. In 1941, a second building was in operation containing wards and clinics. A third building opened in 1942 for use as a nurses' residence for students in the hospital training programs.
In 1981, a $22 million renovation of the hospital was completed, and in 1985 it was renamed the Wilmington Hospital. Today, a new project promises to complete the transformation of Wilmington Hospital into a model of high-quality health care for the 21st century.
Homeopathic Hospital / Memorial Hospital
In 1887, a group of women interested in homeopathic medicine, backed by a like-minded group of physicians, began collecting dimes from friends and neighbors to raise money to build a hospital in Wilmington.
J. Walter Gause, a prominent Wilmingtonian, bought the Heald Home on the corner of Van Buren Street and Shallcross Avenue and donated it to the homeopathic committee for use as a hospital. Known as the Homeopathic Hospital, it opened its doors on Feb. 10, 1888. During its first year of operation, 271 patients were treated, paying a total of $159 for the health care they received.
In 1940, the Homeopathic Hospital was renamed the Memorial Hospital in honor of those first friends who collected dimes and contributed to its growth and progress. The hospital began to provide allopathic as well as homeopathic medicine. It continued to expand and serve the community until 1985.
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
In 1908, a group of physicians met to organize a new hospital. An association was formed under the title Physicians and Surgeons' Hospital Association. They purchased the William Bowe Mansion at Eighth and Adams streets and opened a 28-bed hospital there in September, 1910.
In January, 1921, the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital established the first unit in Wilmington for patients with contagious diseases, in an estate formerly owned by the McKay family. Until this unit opened, patients suffering from contagious diseases were usually quarantined in their own homes with a red warning sign posted on the front door.
Because of the demands made upon it, the Adams Street building became inadequate, and property consisting of two city blocks was purchased on Broom and Chestnut streets for expansion.
In 1928, the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital name was changed to Wilmington General Hospital Association, and a beautiful new structure of Georgian architecture opened to the public, offering a normal capacity of 80 beds. Additional ground was purchased in 1929, and the complex now covered four city blocks. A nurses' residence and a training school opened that same year.
In 1938, a maternity unit was constructed, and additions were built throughout the years. In 1965, Wilmington General expanded the concept of maternal health care, making it more family-centered. To fulfill the family-centered concept, the first private labor and birthing rooms were added. This huge complex continued to provide high-quality health care in Wilmington until 1985.
The beautiful marble relief of Andrea Della Robbia's "Bambino," executed by noted Philadelphia sculptor Joseph H. Bass, was located at this site in 1938. Today it is mounted in a place of honor in front of the Women's Health Services wing at Christiana Hospital. The original is housed in the Children's Hospital in Florence, Italy.
From separate hospitals to an integrated health system
Increasingly sophisticated medical technology and a rapidly growing population strained the ability for the individual hospitals to provide the best possible quality health care. The idea to merge the Delaware, Memorial and Wilmington General Hospitals took hold, and it was agreed that a unified hospital system with more than 1,000 beds could offer better patient care and medical education than if the hospitals remained separate and independent. In 1965, the three hospitals became "divisions," and merged to become the Wilmington Medical Center.
In 1970, Wilmington Medical Center established educational affiliation with Thomas Jefferson University Medical College of Philadelphia, Pa. The programs and services offered by the Wilmington Medical Center were growing fast, making it difficult for the three divisions—already contending with physical problems—to adapt. A decision had to be made whether to renovate or build new.
The tide turned in favor of Plan Omega, which included building a 780-bed hospital near Christiana, Del., while razing two of the three divisions and renovating the third. Construction of Christiana Hospital began on Nov. 9, 1981. Land for the hospital was donated by the Welfare Foundation. A key part of the expansion plan was a thorough renovation of the Delaware Division, which would become Wilmington Hospital. The Memorial and General divisions were sold and razed.
Christiana Hospital opened in January 1985 and quickly began carrying enough of the community's health care load to make many wonder how we managed to live without it.
In 1994, the Eugene duPont Preventive Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute at Pelleport was established, marking a new emphasis on preventive medicine. Renovations at Pelleport were completed by 1997.
In 1995, two major expansion projects at Christiana Hospital were completed to better serve community needs: a new emergency and trauma center, and new women's health wing. In years to come, the campus would grow to include the Center for Heart & Vascular Health and the Helen F. Graham Cancer Center.
But the most significant change of the 1990s—indeed, in the history of the health system—had little to do with brick and mortar, with mergers or land acquisition, or with hospitals alone. The most significant change was the establishment of Christiana Care as a fully coordinated health system, providing a spectrum of services that include prevention, primary-care disease diagnosis and management, rehabilitation, home health care and much more.
Today, the name Christiana Care signals a unified and coordinated health system that works closely with community physicians to improve the health of everyone in the communities it serves.
Special thanks to the Junior Board of Christiana Care for their scholarship in helping to produce this history of Christiana Care. This history can also be found in "A Century of Serving," a cookbook produced by the Junior Board, which can be purchased in the hospital gift shops.


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We've been renovating the basement, gradually turning it into a livable space, and now we've hit a wall with this mysterious shower issue. We hired a plumbing company to install a toilet and shower in the area that will eventually serve as a bathroom. After having numerous issues with the toilet that have finally been remedied, now the shower is causing problems. Every time it's used in warmer weather, sewer gas is emanating from *somewhere*, but it only ever happens when the shower is in use. The higher the temperature outside, and the rainier it is, the worse the sewer odor gets. The trap beneath the shower is working fine, no issues there. Does anyone have any idea why this is happening, and do you think installing a vent directly above the shower would remove the offending gases?
How and where is the plumbing vented. Does it go out the roof etc. or does it have an AAV?
any floor drains in the basement?
Supposedly it drains into the "pump box", which is connected directly to the "main stack". So I guess it's taking a slightly roundabout course to the sewer, but using the same channel as everything else. I was also told that there's a p-trap in the shower drain that should be blocking sewer gases. Do you think it could've been installed incorrectly, and, if so, is there a way to tell? The trap stays filled with water.
Thanks to everyone who's responded, btw. It's greatly appreciated. The mister wants to contact the company responsible for the installation and have them try to figure out what's going on, but I suspect something wasn't installed properly and I'm afraid we're not going to get anywhere with them.
If the shower holds water, the smell is not likely to be coming from there. If there is a basin and pump system, it may not be correctly sealed and vented, which could be the source of the problem.
Without seeing what is there, we are pretty much stabbing in the dark.
At least now we know a vent above the shower isn't going to remove the gases.
There isn't a sump pump, if that's what you're referring to. We did have problems with the toilet connections not being sealed properly, so there's a possibility that the connections on the shower pipes need tightening or resealed. Will definitely look into it.If there is a basin and pump system, it may not be correctly sealed and vented, which could be the source of the problem.
Without seeing what is there, we are pretty much stabbing in the dark.
I did a quick google for "basin and pump system" and most of the results were about sump pumps... Please pardon this plumbing idiot for drawing an incorrect conclusion. I see what you're saying: if there's a pump box, it's a basin and pump system. Therefore, the problem could lie in the pump box. Correct conclusion?
Yes. That box should be sealed and vented. Things could be growing in the box generating smells. If the seal leaks, the shower water could be raising the pressure pushing out smells. That is not necessarily the source of the smells, but you could try sniffing around there while running the shower water.
Incidentally, the pump in the box is probably a submersible grinder pump --- that can grind soft solids and pump them along with the liquids.
Search on 'ejector pump'. When the main sewer connection is above the drains, you need to collect the waste in the tank, then once it reaches a certain level, the pump turns on to raise the wastes up into the main sewer so it can then drain by gravity. If that isn't vented or sealed properly, it can leak sewer gasses. Also, if the traps of the things connected to it are not vented properly, their traps can be sucked dry, allowing sewer gasses to leak out.
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Could you hazard a guess as to why, assuming something is amiss with the connections or seals somewhere, this problem only happens in warmer/damp weather? The warmer and wetter it is outside, the smellier it is. We've been putting off dealing with this issue because we were given a reprieve with winter, but we're already starting to notice the return of the gases on these warmer days. Mild weather brings just a hint of sewer odor, and it will get progressively worse as the temp. rises. Something to look forward to!


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The quadratus lumborum muscle is a small flat quadrilateral shaped muscle found in the low back region. This muscle consists of superficial fibers and deep fibers.
The QL originates on the inferior aspect of the 12th rib and the tips of the lumbar TVPs, and runs in an inferolateral direction to attach onto the iliac crest. The quadratus lumborum muscle laterally flexes the vertebral column. It also acts to fixate the 12th rib during inspiration.
figure 1 the Quadratus Lumborum muscle.
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Medial ½ of the inferior border of the 12th rib
Tips of the lumbar Transverse Processes (TVPs)
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Iliolumbar ligament
Internal lip of the iliac crest
Lateral Flexion of the vertebral column (when acting unilaterally)
Extension of the vertebral column (when acting bilaterally)
Fixation of the 12th rib during inspiration
Caution: make sure to assess carefully the structures in the iliolumbar and sacral region of the spine prior to performing the following techniques. Also, ensure that the tissue has been adequately warmed up before performing any deep techniques or stretches.
Objective: To reduce and potentially eliminate contractures and adhesions commonly found in the QL muscles. Contractures and adhesions in the QL can result with chronic repetitive strain injuries and overuse injuries (such as frequent bending/lifting with improper biomechanics), the chronic stage of healing after traumatic muscle strains (e.g., athletic low back injuries), and other traumatic injuries that cause damage to the muscle or other structures in the iliolumbar region of the back (such as Slip and Fall accidents or Motor Vehicle Accidents).
Positioning: Have your client lying prone, in a relaxed state. Stand at the side of the table opposite the muscle you are treating.
Technique: Reach over with both hands to the lateral aspect of your clients torso, just superior to the iliac crest. Hook your fingers onto the iliac crest, and then perform a deep stripping technique towards you (medially) along the superior border of the iliac crest until you feel the QL at about the midway point of the iliac crest. Continue your stripping technique in a superomedial direction along the lateral fibers of the QL until your reach the bottom of the 12th rib.
Figure 2 Muscle Stripping performed on the QL muscle.
*This technique can be enhanced by placing your client into a bowed position before performing the stripping technique. By bowing your client to the contrilateral side (i.e. contrilaterally flexing both the torso and the legs), the QL muscle will be lengthened, and this technique will become very effective in addressing contractures, adhesions, and trigger points in your clients QL.
Objective: To release trigger points (hyperirritable bands within the muscle belly) in the Deep fibers of the Quadratus Lumborum.
Trigger points can occur in muscles due to injury (to the muscle itself or to other structures in the region), or due to overuse. They are a source of local as well as referred pain, and they reduce the flexibility, strength, and overall functionality of the muscle.
Positioning: Ask your client to lie prone on the table. To perform this ischemic compression technique, stand at the side of the table, on the opposite side of the muscle you are treating.
Technique: First, palpate along the muscle to find the trigger point in the QL. To locate a trigger point, palpate the muscle to feel for a taut band or a twitch response in the muscle belly. A common location of QL trigger point is in the muscle belly around the level of the 4th or 5th lumbar TVP.
Once you have located the trigger point, apply an ischemic compression by gradually applying a thumb pressure to
Your client will likely feel referred pain in the posterior aspect of the sacrum, and at the ischial tuberosity. Keep in communication with your client, checking to ensure that you are staying within the limits of his pain tolerance. Hold this technique for approximately 20 seconds to 1 minute, until your client tells you the pain has diminished, or until you feel the muscle fibers begin to relax under your pressure.
Once you feel this release, gradually release your pressure. Then apply a few effleurage strokes to flush out the area, and follow up with a passive stretch to the muscle.
Figure 3 Ischemic compression to the QL muscle.
Objective: To lengthen the quadratus lumborum muscle fibers.
This stretch will work to reduce pain in the muscle caused by trigger points as well as by muscle tension. A properly applied muscle stretch will also improve the flexibility, strength, and overall functionality of the QL muscle by reducing contractures and adhesions. (NB If scar tissue in the muscle has been treated with friction techniques, a passive stretch following the friction techniques can also help to functionally realign the scar tissue so that the muscle can function in a more efficient manner).
**Stretches are most effectively performed after the muscle has been adequately warmed up with massage and/or properly administered hydrotherapy.
Have your client lying prone. As this is a passive technique, your clients muscles should be fully relaxed.
To stretch the QL muscle fibers, you must first open up the space between the iliac crest and the twelfth rib by putting your client into a contrilaterally bowed position. You can do so by first asking your client to contrilaterally side flex the torso, and then place your clients legs into a contrilaterally side flexed position as well. (see figure 4). To further stretch the QL, take hold of your clients ipsilateral ankle, oscillate for approximately 5 seconds, and then traction the leg inferiorly and hold for approximately 30 seconds. This traction will bing the iliac crest inferiorly, further opening the space between the iliac crest and the 12th rib.
Make sure to perform this stretch in a gentle, sustained manner, always staying within your clients pain tolerance. If your client feels pain, then you have gone too far with the stretch. Also, check in with your client during the stretch to ensure that he is breathing properly. After holding this stretch for approximately 30 seconds, gradually release it by releasing your inferior traction on the leg, and then return your clients torso and legs back to a neutral position. Repeat this stretch a total of 3 times.
figure 4 The therapist performs a stretch to the QL muscle fibers.
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guests at WHITE HART Hotel, Christchurch 1892
the WHITE HART Hotel was Christchurch's first hotel and stood on the corner of High and Cashel street. It was built by Michael Brannan Hart (1814-1876) (along with Charles Day), who had arrived in Lyttelton with his wife Mary Ann (nee Swan) & their 2 sons, George Robert (1841-1911) & Michael Brannan (1843-1908) Hart.
Michael bought the block of land on the south-western side of High Street between Cashel Street and Lichfield Street. The family first lived on the site in a tent before building an A-frame hut.
The hotel opened on 15 Nov 1851, less than a year after the organised settlement of Christchurch. Michael bought out Charles Day in Sep 1854 for £525
Michael became the 7th Mayor of Christchurch, serving from Dec 1873 - Dec 1874 (He gave the first chain to the Christchurch mayoral chain. He was the first mayor to wear regalia, modelled on the robes of the Lord Mayor of London. He intended to leave the robes to Christchurch City Council, but after a disagreement, he changed his will and the robes were buried with him)
Visitors to Christchurch in NOV 1892 staying at the White Hart Hotel
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• Mr ALEXANDER, Wirth's Circus
• Mr ALLEN, Dunedin
• Mr R. BONFIELD, Melbourne
• Mr H. A. CLARK, Christchurch
• Mr H. CLELLAND, West Eyreton
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• Mr CRESSWELL, Hororata
• Mr C. EARNSHAW, Sydney
• Mr Alfred ELKINS, Masterton
• Captain FALCONER, Wellington
• Mr J. H. FARQUHAR, Wellington
• Mr J. C. GILCHRIST, Oamaru
• Mr G. GLASSFORD, Napier
• Mr C. GOLDSMITH, Dunedin
• Mr GOURLAY, Dunedin
• Mr D. GRANT, Temuka
• Mr HAWKINGS, Auckland
• Mr HAY, Pigeon Bay
• Mr J. HAY, Pigeon Bay
• Mr R. S. HAY, Pigeon Bay
• Mr J. HERON, Napier
• Mr HOWE, Timaru
• Mr Sew HOY, Dunedin
• Mr HOULSTON, Timaru
• Mr JOBBERNS, Geraldine
• Mr K. A. KENNEDY, Dunsandel
• Mr KERR, Melbourne
• Mr LESLIE, Timaru
• Mr Fred MARTIN, Wellington
• Mr T. J. MASON, Masterton
• Mr Beechey MacDONALD, Geraldine
• Mr McEWAN, Dunedin
• Mr & Mrs Alexander MEE, Pleasant Point
• Miss MEE, Pleasant Point
• Mr Thomas MITCHELL, Timaru
• Mr E. H. MONTGOMERY, Auckland
• Mr Henry NEVILLE, London
• Mr Fred PEEBLES, Melbourne
• Mr C. PERCY, Christchurch
• Mr PYKE, Wellington
• Mr H. B. ROBERTS, Melbourne
• Mr W. RYAN, Wellington
• Mr R. SEATON, Melbourne
• Mr J. SHAW, Timaru
• Mr & Mrs SIMMONS, Wellington
• Mr STODHART, Wainui
• Mr G. STUMBLES, Timaru
• Mr VINCENT, Ashburton
• Mr WATSON, Sydney
• Mr D. WILKIE, Wellington
• Mr & Mrs Phillip WIRTH and child, Melbourne
• Mr George WIRTH, Melbourne
• Master Herbert WIRTH, Melbourne
• Miss Madeline WIRTH, Melbourne
• Mr F. W. WISE, Wellington
see also, the guests in Christchurch 1892, at the:
• COKER's Hotel
• TERMINUS Hotel
• WARNER's Hotel
High St, Christchurch, WHITE HART Hotel on the right c1940
first open in 1851, a new building was built on the site in 1866 and again in 1902


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The transcript from our February 2002 infertility chat on America Online.
On Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2002, Popular Science Life Sciences Editor Rebecca Skloot, Bill and Susan McNamara -- a couple who had three children with assisted reproductive technology -- and Kathy Hudson, Ph.D., the Director of the Genetics and Public Policy Center of Johns Hopkins University, participated in an infertility chat on America Online.
Welcome to our Infertility Chat. Tonight we have Rebecca Skloot, author of the Popular Science article, Susan and Bill McNamara, featured in the story, and Kathy Hudson, Ph.D., Director of the Genetic and Public Policy Center at Johns Hopkins. We will be taking your questions now. Thank you for attending.
What were the final findings in the Popular Science article?
Infertility treatments have been around since the 70's and about a million children have been born. Today these treatments are very common and have brought children into the lives of many people who would not have been able to have them. But several recent studies have shown that there may be a significant increase in birth defects from these treatments. These studies are not conclusive yet. But at this point, there have been enough that we need more serious research to determine how real these risks are, what the long term effects of ART may be, and what can be done to make it safer. There aren't animal models that accurately represent human reproduction so some of this may have to be done in human embryos. If that is the case, our research should be funded by the government to ensure oversight. Either way, some sort of regulatory body should be established to oversee this ART research.
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We've done ICSI 3x, no pregnancy and are going for a fourth time. What protocol did you use?
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The Popular Science article says the McNamara children were grown on a piece of cow womb before implantation, but that this method is now restricted by the FDA. Does that mean this method is not available to infertile couples at this time?
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