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Just a quick heads up for those that have been waiting: Welcome to Office 365 for education - UK Live@edu Blog - Site Home - MSDN Blogs
Just a quick heads up for those that have been waiting: Welcome to Office 365 for education - UK Live@edu Blog - Site Home - MSDN Blogs
GrumbleDook (28th June 2012), InterwebsGuy (28th June 2012), stevenlong1985 (3rd July 2012), SYNACK (28th June 2012), zag (28th June 2012)
Can this be set up under our main domain (.sch.uk) without it causing issues for our other services running under that domain such as email and website. Basically I do not want to change our email or website to MS but would like to use some of the office apps.
Hope that makes sense.
We are a small primary and do not have sub domain. The reason I ask is Google apps gives you the choice of being set up on a domain but does not enable or require key services to be pushed over for it to work. After setting up Gapps you have the choice to move you mail (MX) and dns settings or leave them as they are.
Is it not possible to do the same with office 365?
EDIT: Also do not want to start adding other domains in to the mix. If they were a larger primary I would consider it but I only help out as and when needed.
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Yay! That's only 6 years behind Google apps for education. Lets hope they put those years to good use in development and testing.
So which bits are paid for, and which bits are free?
Well, it does look like a desktop app rather than a telnet session from the 80s and has non-damaging support for all the features of the full Office client alog with the tight integration with the full desktop app. You can also map drives directly without a messy client or HTML mess in the way.
You get sharepoint, exchange and basic lync for free I think. It does not have the depth of additional apps that the Google environment does but it is not trying to be a universal hammer so specialises more. I imagine that there will be the ability to bolt on stuff to sharepoint to mimic much of that functionality though.
saundersmatt (29th June 2012)
So would 365 be a route to completely getting rid of MS Office licenses? and how would this sit with things like SIMS -
ie can I write an access database in 365 and can I export SIMS documents if I don't have 365 installed.
Do I even need windows clients and an EES agreement now to run office?
I have Google apps at some of my primary schools and it looks like the ones that had wanted to go down the office 365 direction will not be able to as they are expected to alter the DNS and MX records.
Why not? We ditched MSOffice a while back for students. Surely if you can get it for free and it has FULL functionality as described then there would be no point paying for Office (or EES given that it would be cheaper to perpetually license windows under a school agreement without office)
Sims uses local APIs to construct the docs I think so you'd need to have it on the stations. If it generates the files independently, which I don't think it does you could theoridicly output them to the sharepoint drive or skydrive then open them from there using the web based solution which should give you 95% of the featureset for view and a decent stack for editing.
Access is depreciated and horrible, it makes kittens cry when you use it. It is not supported as a web app but depending on the type of sharepoint offered it may be able to use preconstructed ones as searchable read/write data sources inside sharepoint. The better solution would be to write a sharepoint plugin to use its database strutures in SQL, faster/better etc.
Assuming you'd only use liited features, not the full extended set offered by full Office you could do stacks with the online version and no EES. Depending on your setup you can also pay a bit more for staff to put them on a higher up plan which does cost per month but gives them access to Office Pro desktop as well. You can also tie this into a phone system on the higher plans to pipe calls around and take messages etc but this bit requires an onsite server thanks to VoIP latency issues.
Office 365 for education is not a replacement for Office on the desktop. It provides the back-end services (Exchange Online, Lync Online and SharePoint Online) for you to use with your browser, or desktop applications.
SharePoint Online does come with the Office Web Apps (Word, Excel, OneNote and PowerPoint) but these are lightweight versions for you to create, edit and collaborate "on the go". They work really well in conjunction with a desktop productivity suite, and provide a way to ensure your students and staff can still be productive wherever they are.
As for it being 6 years behind Google Apps... Live@edu came first.
no you do not. you can request a file from google that you upload to your web space this proves you have access to your .sch.uk domain and they can enable the full edu apps from this. No messing with DNS. You access all your apps using google.com/a/schoolname.sch.uk but it is easy to get round this. When you log in email is disabled but you have the choice to update your DNS and MX which will in turn enable email or leave your old email system as is.You have to with Google Apps too though? So, I'm not sure what the argument here is.
SimpleSi (18th July 2012)
So, you end up with only partial functionality - which for a 'complete' system, which includes email is in my mind pointless. You aren't going to get staff remembering google.com/a/schoolname.sch.uk, for example.
You lose so many features by not having email enabled.
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Eden Prairie Water Quality Background
The City of Eden Prairie draws water from the Jordan and Prairie Du Chien-Jordan aquifers through wells that range from 379-418 feet deep.
Once treated, the city delivers an average of 8.7 million gallons of water per day to residents and businesses.
Eden Prairie Water Hardness
Eden Prairie water hardness is rated as "moderately hard" by the USGS. The untreated well water is almost as hard as the infamous Frederick Miller Spring in Eden Prairie. But the city uses a chemical treatment process that alters the pH in order to decrease the water hardness from 18 grains down to around 5-6 grains.
A professional-grade Water Softener or Membrane System can reduce the hardness even more for added protection.
Eden Prairie Drinking Water Quality Reports
The City of Eden Prairie conducts regular testing and provides annual drinking water quality reports. These reports explain the "water contaminants" and levels that have been detected:
2010 Eden Prairie Water Report
2009 Eden Prairie Water Report
2008 Eden Prairie Water Report
2007 Eden Prairie Water Report
2006 Eden Prairie Water Report
MCL: Maximum Contaminant Level – The maximum allowable level of a certain contaminant, aka the "Legal Limit"
MCLG: Maximum Contaminant Level GOAL – The level where studies have found ZERO HEALTH RISKS, aka the "Health Limit"
All water contaminants meet the EPA's "Legal Limit". Certain water contaminants exceed the EPA's Health Limit and have been highlighted:
Inorganic Contaminants
Inorganic contaminants include salts and metals like Hard Water and Copper. Inorganics are mostly consumed through drinking water, and most do not easily pass through skin. Carbon Filters (refrigerator and faucet filters) have virtually ZERO impact on these contaminants. Reverse Osmosis and the LINX Evolution are very effective at removing inorganic contaminants.
Contaminant | Levels Found | Health Limit | Legal Limit | Potential Effects |
Barium | 0.03 – 1.03 | 2 | 2ppm | Increase in blood pressure |
Fluoride | 0.83 – 1.2 | 4 | 4ppm | Bone disease (pain and tenderness of the bones); children may get mottled teeth |
Hard Water | 5 – 6gpg | NA | NA | Damage to plumbing, appliances, glassware |
Sodium | 8.1ppm | NA | NA | Hypertension |
Sulfates | 29ppm | NA | NA | Catharsis, Dehydration from diarrhoea |
Organic Contaminants
Organic Contaminants can be natural like Tannins, or man-made like Vinyl Chloride. Many organic chemicals easily pass through the skin, and make a Pureoflow, DMT Hybrid System, or Whole House Carbon Filter a good preventative tool.
Contaminant | Levels Found | Health Limit | Legal Limit | Potential Effects |
cis-1,2-Dichloroethylene | 0.22 – 0.4 | 70 | 70ppb | Increased risk of cancer |
Xylenes | .0002 | 10 | 10ppm | Nervous system damage |
Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts
Disinfectants are added to control bacteria. When disinfectants like Chlorine react with other water contaminants, a new class of compounds are formed called "Disinfection Byproducts. Many of these chemicals can enter the body through inhalation, absorption through skin, and through drinking water. A Whole House Carbon Filter is a good preventative tool for these compounds as well.
Contaminant | Levels Found | Health Limit | Legal Limit | Potential Effects |
Bromodichloromethane | 6.66 – 12 | 0 | 80ppb | Increased risk of cancer, damage to liver, kidneys, and nervous system |
Bromoform | 1.4 – 2.7 | 0 | 80ppb | Increased risk of cancer |
Chlorine | 0.8 – 1.3 | 4 | 4ppm | Eye/nose irritation; stomach discomfort |
Dichloroacetic Acid | 3.6 – 5.4 | 0 | 60ppb | Irritant and corrosive to the eyes, skin and respiratory tract |
Haloacetic Acids | 4.3 – 8 | NA | 60ppb | Increased risk of cancer |
Trihalomethanes | 22.23 – 40.6 | NA | 80ppb | Liver, kidney or central nervous system problems; increased risk of cancer |
Microbial Contaminants
Bacteria, Virus, and Cysts come from a variety of sources including water main breaks, sewage treatment plants, septic systems, agricultural livestock operations, and wildlife. Microbes are mainly consumed through drinking water. Carbon Filters and Water Softeners do not offer any protection against microbes, but UV Treatment and Ultrafiltration are very effective.
Contaminant | Levels Found | Health Limit | Legal Limit | Potential Effects |
Total Coliform Bacteria | 1% – 5% | 0 | 5% | Not a health threat itself; it is used to indicate whether other potentially harmful bacteria may be present |
Radionuclides may occur naturally, or be the result of oil and gas production or mining activities. These can be inhaled, or consumed through drinking water.
Contaminant | Levels Found | Health Limit | Legal Limit | Potential Effects |
Alpha Emitters | 1 | 0 | 15.4pCi/L | Increased risk of cancer |
This information was compiled from Eden Prairie's water treatment reports, the Environmental Protection Agency(EPA), Minnesota Department of Health(DOH), World Health Organization(WHO), and Environmental Working Group(EWG). Please contact us if there are any missing contaminants, or levels that differ from those outlined on this page


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Doing laundry can be aggravating enough without having to worry about quarters, hauling heavy loads, and wasting energy. The Laundry Pod from StoreBound avoids the stress of laundromats by providing a portable, human-powered machine that saves energy, water and money. The device uses a hand crank instead of electricity, requiring only a few minutes of work to wash a load of laundry. Similar to the GiraDora, the Laundry Pod is lightweight, easy to operate, and electricity-free.
The average visitor to a laundromat in the US can spend up to $5 per load of laundry, and if you have a conventional washing machine at home, it can drive up your utilities bills. At only $99.95, the Laundry Pod is a relatively inexpensive way to keep both a clean conscience and a clean closet. Perfect for small apartment spaces, camping, and displaced living, the Laundry Pod is a compact washer and spin dryer that takes advantage of a circular spinning mechanism powered by a hand lever. Standing at a little over a foot tall and weighing 6.5 lbs, the Laundry Pod is available in three different colors.
Only 1.5 gallons of wash water and 1/5 of detergent are needed to clean the 10 garments that can fit into the tub. Once loaded, the inside basket is spun by cranking the arm on the lid, needing only about two minutes of agitation. The drain valve and flexible hose easily siphons off soapy water. After the first cycle, fresh water can be added to rinse the load, drained, and the inner basket spun again using the hand crank to spin off excess moisture. The entire process takes about ten minutes to complete.
By purchasing a personal, human-powered machine, the owner can eliminate the need to waste fuel moving back and forth between laundromats and home, cut down on overall water and power usage, and save valuable time and money. The capacity of the Laundry Pod is a quarter of a conventional machine, so a little planning is involved to handle large amounts of dirty duds. Easier on the environment than large, metal machines, the lightweight plastic model can be easily transferred and even shared.
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Jennifer Hart-Honore August 31, 2013 at 2:59 pm
It's all a matter of perspective. Here in the US, it may seem not useful or too small. We areused to being able to wash many things at once and not have to do any of the real work. In another country, say India, where you have to wash clothes by hand, literally, this would be a Godsend. Something to celebrate.
Jonathan Creel August 26, 2013 at 3:13 am
This is a big salad spinner and it is silly. Yet another thing to re-gift.
creative_nashik September 17, 2012 at 8:35 am
i want to purchase it. i am from india.
LookingGlassPress August 21, 2012 at 9:15 pm
It is too small!
Kog August 17, 2012 at 10:37 am
I think this is a awesome idea!!
bthinker August 16, 2012 at 9:21 pm
This would be good to hook to a generating bike more than a handcrank(it would be a good sales option, 220 buck bike option, exercise grade bike.


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That was pretty cool way to look at his day.
I thought this was in interesting read and a neat perspective on what he does every day. Be sure to look at the interactive clock.
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That was pretty cool way to look at his day.
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YOUR WASHINGTON AND YOU! A WEEKLY REPORT from KARL MUNDT SENATOR FROM SOUTH DAKOTA United States Senate "FOR A FAIR CHANCE FOR A FREE PEOPLE" VOLUME XVIII (1956) NUMBER 31 - FOR RELEASE AUGUST 8 OR AFTER FAREWELL FOR FIFTY-SIX! This edition of "Your Washington And You!"--the 31st Newsletter issued in 1956—ends this year's Series and concludes my 18th year of reporting each week the latest Washington news of special interest to South Dakotans. I want to say "thank you" to the newspapers, radio and television stations who have kindly used these weekly reports as a public service. And I want to add a special word of appreciation to the thousands of regular readers, many of whom have written me their kind comments. The first session of the 85th Congress begins on January 7, 1957 here in Washington. At that time I will begin my weekly reports for the home folks, and will look forward to resuming our friendly relationships through this Newsletter once again! ### A CAPSULE COMMENT ON CONGRESS. The most important phase of the coming election—one apt to be overlooked by the average citizen--is the importance of electing both a President and a majority of Congress members from the same political party. This is indicated by a Congressional Quarterly survey which shows that the Republican-controlled 83rd Congress acted favorably on 69% of President Eisenhower's legislative requests. On the other hand, the just-concluded, Democrat-controlled 84th Congress supported Ike only 46% of the time. ### SENIORITY IS SLOW TO COME BY! In reply to a South Dakotan's question the other day, asking "How long would you have to be in the Senate to become Chairman of your most important Committee?", this office did some head-scratching and came up with the following facts: My own most important Committee assignment is, of course, the Senate Committee on appropriations. It took about six years of service, added to longevity credits obtained by House of Representatives service, to become even a member of this Senate Committee. Its present Chairman, Senator Carl Hayden, Democrat of Arizona, has been in Congress since 1912 having been elected to the Senate in 1926 after serving seven terms in the House. The Appropriation Committee's ranking Republican member (Senator Bridges of New Hampshire) has been in the Senate since 1938, and is now the Republican Senator with the longest record of service. Hard To "Crash" The Committee Indicative of how hard it is to "crash" that Committee is the fact it is the only Committee of Congress having both the Majority Leader (Senator Lyndon Johnson of Texas) and the Minority Leader (Senator William Khowland of California) as members. Included as members, also, are the Whips of both parties (Senator Leverett Saltonstall, Republican of Massachusetts and Senator Earle Clements, Democrat of Kentucky). The Chairmen of eight other Senate Committees are also members of the Senate Appropriations Committee. Should the Republicans control the next Congress, I would be Chairman of the Interior Department Subcommittee, but it would take what the Southerners call "a mighty piece of service" ever to become Chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee--the most important of all Committees in Congress. The reason for this importance looms clear when we stop to realize that every one of the taxpayers' dollars to support the Federal Government are allocated by this Senate Committee. Our responsibility ranges from deciding how much to spend in recreation areas of the National Park Service to how much to spend for the guided missile defense program. As a member of this Senate Committee, I have tried to see that America's needs are met, and at the same time at the lowest practical cost for the protection of all our taxpayers. ### "UNTIL WE SEE YOU". By the time this copy of "Your Washington and You!" reaches the reader, Mrs. Mundt and I will be back home in South Dakota for a brief stay before going on to the Republican National Convention in San Francisco. However, we plan to be back home in Madison by late August and, following our usual custom, we will spend considerable time in South Dakota this Fall renewing old friendships and making new ones. Our Washington office will be open for continual service by the following members of our staff: Iva Van Horn, Kennebec; Margaret Warren and Elizabeth McDowell, Sioux Falls, and Pete Olson, Madison. In Madison our home office for the first time will be located in the basement of the Post Office. Wanda Johnson of Estelline will greet visitors here while Roberta Van Beek of Aberdeen will assist State Republican Chairman F. N. "Denny" Cosgrove at GOP Headquarters in Pierre. Once again four of our staff members will travel their respective areas of South Dakota to be of personal service to everyone. Available, on call, from their home towns, these four and the areas they will travel include: Everin (Obey) O'Brien, Madison (Southeastern); Bob McCaughey, Aberdeen (Northeastern); Fritz Behrens, Spearfish (Northwestern) and Duane McDowell, Hot Springs and Rapid City (Southwestern). Feel free to call on any of them or me to address your meetings or to help with personal problems. SO THIS REPORT ON OUR OFFICE PLANS FOR PERSONAL SERVICE TO ALL SOUTH DAKOTANS DURING THE MONTHS OF CONGRESSIONAL ADJOURNMENT BRINGS TO A CLOSE THIS FINAL NEWSLETTER FOR 1956 AND WITH IT OUR "GOOD BYE" UNTIL WE SEE YOU ALL OUT HOME IN SOUTH DAKOTA!
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Zoos Victoria is working closely with the Mabuwaya Foundation, local communities and the Philippine Government to protect one of the last known breeding populations of the Philippine Crocodile, Crocodylus mindorensis. The program is based in the Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park on north-east Luzon Island and integrates wildlife conservation with community development.
This is the primary in situ conservation program for the Critically Endangered Philippine Crocodile. The crocodile is also promoted as a flagship for broader freshwater wetland conservation across northern Luzon.
This program has become a model for other Philippines conservation projects. The presence of the program is also helping to reduce illegal activities in the park.
Populations of the Critically Endangered Philippine Crocodile have been decimated by hunting, loss of isolated populations and ongoing habitat destruction. There are now only two remnant populations, both of which continue to be threatened by habitat loss.
The Philippines has laws to protect its environment and wildlife, but the capacity to implement these laws at a national scale is often lacking. Although less of a threat on Luzon Island, civil insurgency has also prevented the protection or even study of wildlife in some areas.
Local community responsibility for managing community affairs (including natural resource management) is a key factor in the success of the Mabuwaya Foundation's program.
With strong support from the local government, the Mabuwaya Foundation works with farming communities to implement the National Recovery Plan for the Philippine Crocodile by:
Zoos Victoria provides funding for the Mabuwaya Foundation's field work (habitat protection and wild crocodile population surveys). We also hold the position of International Coordinator on the Philippine Crocodile Recovery Team, and work strategically to facilitate partnerships with the Philippine Government and other international organisations.
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Valid question: Is that Fat Joe, or did Bruce Vilanch shave his head?
Method Man got stuff thrown at him while onstage as well.
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The Wu-Tang spinoff's first single is officially here.
Method Man turned himself in to authorities this morning to face felony charges for his alleged failure to pay $33,000 in personal back taxes.
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Fowler Museum's 'Fela-bration!' on July 23 inspired by music icon Fela Kuti
"Fela-bration!", a toast to the late Nigerian music legend Fela Kuti, is the closing celebration of the Fowler Museum's acclaimed exhibition "Central Nigeria Unmasked: Arts of the Benue River Valley" (on display through July 24).
The event will feature live music, drumming and dancing; DJ sets; face painting; mask-making for families; and a final chance to experience the exhibition before it embarks on an international tour. For information and a full schedule, visit this link.
Rocky Dawuni
Participants will include:
Rocky Dawuni (host): Musician
Najite Agindotan: Musician, original member of Fela Kuti's band Egypt '80
Sunny War: Blues guitarist and singer
Jaman Laws & Friends: Musicians, live afro-jazz
Wawi Amasha (Mami Afrika): Artist and face-painter
Jeremy Sole: DJ (KCRW-89.9 FM)
Glenn Red: DJ (Afro Funké/Eclectica)
Cary Sullivan (producer of the event): Afro Funké/Rocky Dawuni
1–4 p.m., Saturday, July 23
(Note: This event has been rescheduled from July 17 due to the 405 Freeway closure.)
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The event is free. Snacks and drinks will be available for purchase.
Stacey Ravel Abarbanel, director of external affairs, Fowler Museum
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A Guide to the Marian Colton Smith Harris Papers, 1932-1938 Processed by: Julia Merkel |
Preferred Citation: Harris, Marian Colton Smith Papers. SC# 5008, Special Collections, Carrier Library, James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA.
Descriptive Summary.
Physical Characteristics: Consists of one folder.
Abstract: This collection contains memorabilia from the State Teachers College at Harrisonburg including letters, a teaching contract, application for teaching, and photographs.
Scope and Content: This collection offers a few insights into life and social customs on campus in the 1930s. Comprising the collection are cards from the freshmen and senior classes, a postcard home requesting money, a telegram from the class of 1933, commencement invitations for 1933 and 1935, an undated invitation to tea off campus, a 1935 placement form for teaching, teaching contracts for 1935 and 1938, and miscellaneous ephemera. Includes two undated photographs relating to Glee Club.
Biographical/Historical: Marian Colton Smith (Mrs. Tommie Harris), from Norwood, PA, was a 1935 graduate in Education. She was President of her class.
Acquisition Information: Received from Alumni Relations in May, 2003.
Related Collections:
Alice Virginia Kellam Scrapbook, 1923-1925, SC# 5004
Elizabeth Arrena Carroll Scrapbook, 1921-1925, SC# 5011
JMU Archival Collections: Memorabilia and General; SU 2004-0904 and SU 2004-1216
Mary Spitzer Etter Papers, 1924-1976, SC# 5012
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Let me start off with the beginning of my pregnancy. I officially found out thatPosted On Saturday, June 29, 2002 by Nadia |
Let me start off with the beginning of my pregnancy. I officially found out that I was pregnant on July 31, 2001, twenty four days after my husband and I got married. We were very excited by the news. One of the first things that we did was go out and buy a pregnancy book. I read it over and over. I even wrote my birth plan immediately after reading the book the first time. The first two months of my pregnancy were great. I only had trouble staying awake. I was always so tired. Everyone said that is normal, so I was like okay no problem. Then going on towards the last month of the first trimester I started getting sick all the time. I went to the ER three times. The first time I went more due to the fact that I was bleeding than the fact that I had severe vomiting. Needless to say I was dehydrated. The baby was however doing great. They gave me a shot of phenergan and had me on an IV drip for about two hours to rehydrate me. I was then allowed to leave. Two weeks later I was back in the ER for severe vomiting. I had to stay. Up to the maternity ward I went. I only had to stay until the next evening, September 11. I was terrified what might happen to the U.S. next. Would my baby get to grow up and have a full and happy life? I myself was only twenty years old at the time patiently waiting the next seven and a half months till I could hold my baby. Another two weeks went by and once again I was in the ER for severe vomiting. I also had to stay there once again. Thankfully, that was the last time for a few months. The second trimester was better, just like everyone said. I was still tired all the time, but no vomiting. The only bad that happened during this time was my grandpa passing away during a chemo or radiation treatment the day after Christmas. (I can't recall exactly which treatment it was). The day of his funeral happened to be the day that I turned six months pregnant. The family was gathered at my grandparent's home after the funeral when I started getting pains in my belly. They thought I was going into labor. My mom and cousin said it's too early, so don't even think about it. Well it wasn't time yet, it turned out to be just gas. That's rather embarrassing, but much better than being in labor at six months. The third trimester is when things started happing. My feet started to swell, but I didn't think anything of it. I was told mild swelling of the ankles is normal. I mean think carrying all that extra weight around. I'm only 4'11, not very tall, and I have a rather small build. (I should say had, since I'm not very small anymore). I went in for my first diabetes test on January 15, 2002. It came back postive that I had gestational diabetes. (I'd had a candy bar and sprite about an hour before my test, they hadn't told me to fast for the one hour test). I had to go back the next week for the three hour test. I didn't hear anything by the end of the week so I thought I'm in the clear. On January 29, I turned seven months pregnant. I went in for a routine visit, my blood pressure was up and I had protein in my urine. I was told by one of my clinic's doctors that I was going to the hospital because I had symptoms of preeclampsia, no questioins asked other than, "do I have to call for an ambulence." My husband said no that he would take me (he went to all of my prenatal visits). I only had one question, how long? The doctor said it could be two hours, two days, two weeks, or even the next two months until my delivery date. I was horrified. I had been in the hospital enough already I didn't want to go back, but for the sake of my baby I'd do anything. On the way to the hospital we stopped by where my mom was working to tell her what was going on. (It was on the way to the hospital). We got to the hospital after a pit stop, in some parking lot; I thought I was going to vomit. My mom beat us to the hospital, she was waiting for us in the waiting room. I went to the labor & delivery front desk, and they rushed me to a room that they had waiting for me. One of the hospital's doctors came in a while later to check my cervix. I was only dilated 1 3/4 cm. Later one of my clinic's doctors came and checked it. I was still only dilated 1 3/4 cm. They had me lay on my left side, and were checking my blood pressure every fifteen minutes. They gave me the first steroid shot of two I would need to help the baby's lungs mature. I also had to do a 24 hour urine test. I thank God that I had bathroom privleges. I can't stand catheters, but who can? Everything was okay, so that I didn't have to have the baby that night. That was wonderful news. The next day I met one of two high risk doctors. He said I'd probably be there until delivery. I was not thrilled, but I had to do what was best for my baby. After two and a half days in labor & delivery one of my doctors allowed me to go to the perinatal unit. Where I had another 24 hour urine test. That didn't last very long. That was a Friday, the following Tuesday one of the high risk doctors had me moved back to labor & delivery. He said not on his watch would I be allowed be in perinatal unit in my condition. Therefore, I was stuck in the labor & delivery unit on the fetal monitor. My baby was doing great; it was his mama that wasn't doing so well. I mean I felt fine, but being stuck in a hospital bed is definitely not my cup of tea. At 32 weeks the one high risk doctor wanted me to have an amnio. done. The risk he said was preterm labor. By this time I already knew that I was destined to preterm labor; (I wasn't allowed to go past 34 weeks), so my husband and I said no. I didn't feel right about it, as if God was saying no that I had better not. For the next two weeks my blood pressure fluctuated. I don't remember exactly what my pressures were, but they weren't pretty. February 21, 2002, they started to induce my labor. They started with the pill that they put into the cervix to thin it out. The next morning February 22, they started the magnesium and pitocin at about 8:30-9:00 in the morning. At about 9:30 or maybe 10:00 AM my doctor broke my water. My contractions were going off the monitor charts. The magnesium was making me feverish. My husband and nurse had to keep me cool with ice cubes and wash cloths. The pain from the contractions was making my blood pressure rise. I was only dilate maybe 2cm. My doctor ordered an epidural. After the anesthesiologist was done giving me the epidural my nurse was puting me back on the monitor. That's when my worst fears started coming to life. She couldn't find the baby's heart beat. Knowing that my unborn child hated that monitor, I told her to try the other side of my belly than the one she was on. She then found the heartbeat, but it was dropping fast. She pushed the emergency button. Before I could probably have counted to ten my room was flooded with the hospital's staff doctors and nurses. They paged my doctor, he was there in two seconds. (My poor husband sitting in the corner of my room didn't know what to think). My doctor said emergency c-section now! He talked to me the whole way down to the labor & delivery OR. He was telling me everything was going to be just fine. I believed him even though normally I'm a skeptic person. The anesthesiologist came in to put more meds in my epidural catheter. Just as the doctor was making the first incision, husband came in from putting on scrubs. I couldn't even feel him grab my hand that is how numb I was. The doctor kept telling me how I was doing a great job even though I was just lying there helpless. At 10:40AM, February 22, 2002, my baby boy Austin Nathaniel was born. At first I didn't hear him crying, then all of a sudden he let out this lusty cry as if to say put me back. He had to be put in NICU, but they let me see him for a second. He was a beautiful guy. While I was in recovery my husband to anxious to wait for me went to see Austin. He came back to recovery later after I was awake, and told me that the baby was doing great. That night at about 10:00PM they took him off of the breathing machines. He could do it just fine on his own. I finally got to see him and hold him the next evening. Even though he wasn't supposed to be given a bottle he had been given one. Not really a big deal, but I wanted to strictly breastfeed. He was taking all of his feedings by those bottles. At one day old he was taking eight bottles a day, and he was only 34 weeks gestation. He's now four months old and weighs 12lbs 6oz and is 23 1/4in long. At birth he only weighed 4lbs 8.2oz and was 17 3/8 in. long. I just wish other mother's that have gone through this had as easy of a time as I did. I thank God everyday for my baby, and for the doctors I had. I'm very happy to have such competent physicians. I don't know what I'd do without my baby; he brightens even the saddest day. Unfortunately, at six weeks postpartum I still had traces of protein in my urine, even though my blood pressures were normal. I was referred to a kidney doctor for it and he said that the protein could possibly be there until six months postpartum. I just try to keep myself calm, so as not to let my blood pressure rise to high. No swelling though, all of that disappeared the day after I brought the baby home. He only had to stay in the hospital for a week compared to my three weeks before his birth. |


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Carriage rides offered in Lakewood Ranch tonight
Date: February 15, 2013
by: Pam Eubanks | Managing Editor
Rainy weather postponed a Valentine's Day carriage ride opportunity Feb. 14, at Lakewood Ranch Main Street, but that doesn't mean sweethearts will miss out completely.
Horse-drawn carriage rides instead will be offered from 5 to 9 p.m. tonight for couples visiting the plaza.
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ALLIANCE, Ohio—The University of Mount Union is celebrating NCAA Division III Week from April 8-14, 2013.
See Full ArticleALLIANCE, Ohio — For the third consecutive year, the Arbor Day Foundation has recognized the University of Mount Union as a 2012 Tree Campus USA in honor of its commitment to effective community forestry management.
See Full ArticleALLIANCE, Ohio—University of Mount Union senior Samantha Stilson, a music major of Poland, OH, will present a lecture recital at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 16 in Presser Recital Hall located in Cope Music Hall.
See Full ArticleALLIANCE, Ohio—The Alliance Symphony Orchestra (ASO) and the University of Mount Union will present a Solo con Tutti concert at 3 p.m. on Sunday, April 14 in the Alliance High School auditorium.
See Full ArticleALLIANCE, Ohio — Dr. Patricia Draves, vice president for academic affairs and dean of the University of Mount Union, has announced the promotion and/or tenure of seven faculty members for the 2013-2014 Academic Year, effective in August.
See Full ArticleALLIANCE, Ohio – The University of Mount Union Department of Music will present the Mount Union Flute Choir and Woodwind Quartet at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 10 in Presser Recital Hall.
See Full ArticleALLIANCE, Ohio — Local entrepreneurs are invited to attend an Alliance Startup Fund launch event hosted by the City of Alliance and the Technology Accelerator Alliance (TA2).
See Full ArticleALLIANCE, Ohio — Mount Union graduate Brent Stehlik '99, executive vice president-chief revenue officer for the Cleveland Browns, will be honored on Thursday as one of Sports Business Journal's Forty Under 40 for 2013.
See Full ArticleALLIANCE, Ohio — Exactly 100 years after first becoming accredited, the University of Mount Union has been approved for continuation of its accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) to be reset in 2019-2020.
See Full ArticleALLIANCE, Ohio— The Honorable Charles E. Brown Jr., judge of the general division of the Stark County Common Pleas Court, will be the speaker at the upcoming CLP session at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, April 9 at the University of Mount Union.
See Full ArticleALLIANCE, Ohio — University of Mount Union junior marketing major Andria Lyons of New Middletown, OH received a top scholarship at the American Marketing Association's 35th annual International Collegiate Conference.
See Full ArticleALLIANCE, Ohio—Four Continued Learning Program sessions are scheduled to take place at the University of Mount Union in April.
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B&Bs in Thessaloniki, Greece
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Konstantinou Melenikou 9, ThessalonikiBrand new establishment in the heart of Thessaloniki city center.
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Plaza Hotel Thessaloniki
Doxis & Paggaiou 5Plaza Hotel Thessaloniki is situated at the most beautiful traditional area of Thessaloniki, Ladadika, at the center of the city, there where the city`s heart beats, the heart of the bridge of Thermaikos, and pleasure keeps pace harmonicaly with the cultural and trade activities. The elegant and classic line of Plaza Hotel Thessaloniki distinguishes among the other neo-cloassical buildings of this exquisite area, just 20 meters from the port and next to the heart of the trade center,...
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Hotel Kastoria - Thessaloniki
Leontos Sofou 17, Egnatia 24HOTEL KASTORIA is a listed and historic building in the center of Thessaloniki. Kastoria hotel offers simple and affordable rooms. Free Wi-Fi is available in the entire hotel.
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El Greco Hotel
Egnatias 23Hotel Thessaloniki El Greco enjoying an ideal location right in the Thessaloniki City Centre, just a 5-minute walk from Aristotelous Square, offers comfortable and quality accommodation along with free internet wi-fi access and excellent public transport links. Hotel Thessaloniki El Greco with its great location allows you to be within walking distance of every Thessaloniki's main attraction, such as Ladadika, Aristotelous Square, Saint Dimitrius Church, Galerius Arch and of course the...
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Hotel Avra
Ampelokipon 2, Str, PereaThe Avra hotel is located in the heart of Perea sandy beach, which is at the outskirts of Thessaloniki. The 29 contemporary rooms and quadruple rooms for 1-4 individuals which the hotel has have been fully renovated in 2012. The Avra Hotel is the ideal choice for your vacations, offering a quiet family-friendly environment, as well as for your business activities because it's just 15 minutes from the center of Thessaloniki and 5 minutes from the airport. You can combine your stay with a...
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Amaris Wishes Hotel
Ag Nikolaos Methoni PieriasAmaris Hotel is a luxury type 'boutique' hotel in the heart of the village of Methoni Pieria. In Amaris offer every traveler and professional services are characterized by a high level of benefits, proving that luxury is not privileged few, but a right of every visitor who wants to give himself a comfortable and quality accommodation. During your stay in Hotel Amaris please enjoy all the comforts and excellent service we offer from our expert staff. Hotel Amaris, which was built in...
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Atlantis Hotel Thessaloniki
14,Egnatia str.Enjoy the welcoming atmosphere of this small and familiar hotel. Atlantis hotel is situated in the historical centre of Thessaloniki just some minutes far from the Railway Station, Aristotelous Square, Ladadika, White Tower, Rotonda, University, Ancient Agora, Museums and Churches. In the surrounding streets you will find a huge number of bars, restaurants, supermarkets, bank, post office. New!! We serve breakfast in your room. It costs 4,50 euro per person. We have a bus stop just...
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Alexandria Hotel
18 Egnatias StreetHotel Alexandria is placed at the historical centre of Thessaloniki on Egnatia Street, the most famous road of the city. A landmark building from 1928 provides it's customers with high quality services (with low prices), as it was newly renovated at 2007, yet maintaining its traditional style. Within 10-15 minutes walk, you are able to get to: the train station, the university, the White Tower, the Galerius Arch, Aristotle's Square, Tsimiski Str, all famous byzantine churches and many other...
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Valaoritou 21Welcome! So you are planning a trip to Thessaloniki. That's just great! A modern traveler like yourself would avoid paying for commodities and needs that do not appeal to them. Luckily you are in the right place. Colors Budget Luxury is ideally located in Thessaloniki's city center minutes away from Aristotle's square, the city's waterfront and port. It is the newest place to live in town, opened November 2011. Colors Rooms & Apartments has comfortable spacious rooms that can accommodate 1,...
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Olympia Hotel-Thessaloniki
65, OlympouHotel Olympia is an elegant boutique hotel in the centre of Thessaloniki. Clean lines, natural and dynamic materials such as wood and granite, earthy colours, design furniture and impressive objects are all combined to create a picture of frugal
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Komninon Street 11Moments away from the commercial and business heart of Thessaloniki, the City Hotel offers comfortable accommodation overlooking the White Tower and restaurant-bar and spa facilities.There are 125 spacious rooms which have been renovated with modern
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Conservation of Chinese watercolours from the Ann Lee collection
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Find out how a paper conservator at Kew, Emma Le Cornu, conserved a collection of extremely fragile Chinese watercolours
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Christine Leon from the Sustainable Uses of Plant Group, Jodrell Laboratory, Kew has been awarded an MBE in the New Year's Honours List for services to the UK-China Science Relationship.
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Specialists from Kew and Durham Wildlife Trust are working together to help save the endangered small pearl bordered fritillary butterfly in County Durham.
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Seed conservation in the UK Overseas Territories
by: Tom Heller, UK Overseas Territories team blog15 Aug 2011
Find out about Kew's seed collecting activities in the UK Overseas Territories. Through their seed banking work, Kew's UK Overseas Territories (UKOTs) team are helping to conserve plant life in many diverse and fragile habitats in these regions.
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Kew Scientist issue 39 is published
17 Jun 2011
Issue 39 of Kew Scientist, our science and conservation newsletter, is now available and has the International Year of Forests 2011 as one of its themes.
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Kew to be involved in the new INQUIRE education project
10 Jun 2011
Kew is delighted to be a partner in INQUIRE, a pan-European project which aims to reinvigorate inquiry-based science education.
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Rediscovery of Lychnophora humillima
03 May 2011
This curious daisy was previously found only once, over a hundred and fifty years ago.
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Pitcairn plant flowers at Kew
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Although extinct in the wild, Abutilon pitcairnense from Pitcairn has just flowered at Kew Gardens for the first time.
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Forests and climate change in Latin America
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William Milliken explains how Kew's science programme is helping to address the issues in this part of the world.
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Finding thriving specimens of a rare Caribbean shrub
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Kew conservationists are thrilled to have identified a rare shrub at several previously unknown sites on Virgin Gorda in the Caribbean.
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For Immediate Release April 29, 2008 Contact: Nicole Jomantas, 719.271.9937 (cell) email@example.com (Colorado Springs, Colo.)-For 13 members of Team USA, the Olympic qualifying process doesn't just begin with the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Judo, June 13-14 in Las Vegas. In fact, it will begin May 8-11 at the Pan American Championships and Olympic Zone Cup in Miami, Fla. as athletes from as many as 42 nations will compete in the final chance to qualify their slot for Beijing. Both tournaments will be held at the James L. Knight Center, 400 SE Second Ave., Miami, FL 33131. Competition schedule is as follows: Thursday May 8 Men's 81kg, 90kg, 100kg and +100kg Women's 63kg, 70kg, 78kg and +78kg 10 a.m. Preliminary Competition 6 p.m. Opening Ceremonies, Gold and Bronze Medal Finals Friday May 9 Men's 55kg, 60kg, 66kg, 73kg and Open Women's 44kg, 48kg, 52kg, 57kg and Open 10 a.m. Preliminary Competition 5 p.m. Gold and Bronze Medal Finals Saturday May 10 9 - 11 a.m. Kata Competition 3 p.m. Team Competition Sunday May 11 10 a.m. Olympic Zone Cup (All Divisions) Two years ago the process for nations to qualify divisions started at the 2006 Pan American Championships in Buenos Aires (May 26-27) and continued with the 2007 Pan Am Championships (May 24-27 in Montreal) and Pan Am Games (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, July 19-22). The final two tournaments of the five-event series will be the individual Pan Am competition (May 8-9) and the Zone Cup (May 11). 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U.S. Eliminated from FIFA Futsal World Cup Following 5-3 Loss to Thailand
Oct. 4, 2008
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (Oct. 4, 2008) - The U.S. Futsal National Team was eliminated from the FIFA Futsal World Cup following a 5-3 loss to Thailand on Saturday. Down 2-1 at halftime, the U.S. fought back to even the score, before Thailand scored three times to earn the win. Pat Morris added a late consolation goal for the U.S.
U.S. Futsal National Team Faces Must Win Game against Thailand at 9:30 a.m. ET on Saturday, October 4
Oct. 2, 2008
The U.S. Futsal National Team continues its FIFA Futsal World Cup campaign when it faces Thailand for the first time on 9:30 a.m. ET on Saturday at the Maracanãzinho in Rio de Janeiro. The first match ever between U.S. vs. Thailand can be seen live on ESPN360.com or followed with live text updates on the MNT Blog.
U.S. Futsal National Team Faces Must-Win Game against Thailand at 9:30 a.m. ET on Saturday, October 4
Oct. 3, 2008
The U.S. Futsal National Team continues its FIFA Futsal World Cup campaign when it faces Thailand for the first time ever on 9:30 a.m. ET on Saturday, Oct. 4 at the Maracanãzinho in Rio de Janeiro. The match can be seen live on ESPN360.com or followed with live text updates on the MNT Blog on ussoccer.com.
FIFA Under-19 Women's World Championship Draw To Be Held Friday in Bangkok, Thailand
June 10, 2004
CARSON, Calif. (Thursday, June 10, 2004) - The Final Draw for the 2004 FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship will take place tomorrow, Friday June 11, at 2 p.m. local time (3 a.m. ET) at the Imperial Queen Park Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand. The second edition of the FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship will be held in Thailand from November 10-27, 2004.
U.S. U-20 Women Arrive in Russia Ahead of 2006 FIFA U-20 Women's World Championship
Aug. 14, 2006
The U.S. Under-20 National Team arrived in Moscow, Russia, in the early afternoon of Aug. 13 after a nine hour flight from JFK Airport in New York.
U.S. U-19 Women Arrive in Thailand for FIFA World Championship
Nov. 5, 2004
PHUKET, Thailand (Nov. 5, 2004) - The U.S. Under-19 Women's National Team arrived in Phuket, Thailand, on Thursday afternoon (Nov. 4) and any way you slice it, it takes a long time to travel from the West Coast of the United States – where the USA held a three-day training camp – to this picturesque island in Southeast Asia. The almost 28-hour hotel-to-hotel trip from Los Angeles featured a stop for refueling in Taiwan (and an hour in the terminal to stretch the legs), then a change of planes in Singapore (at what must be one of the world's nicest airports, featuring free internet, a public lounge with numerous plasma TVs, and a gym), before the relatively short flight up to Phuket (correctly pronounced as Poo-get), where the USA will play all of its Group C matches, beginning on Nov. 11 with Asian champions South Korea.
U.S. U-19 Women Drawn Into Group C at 2004 FIFA U-19 World Championship in Thailand
June 11, 2004
The U.S. Under-19 Women's National Team was drawn into Group C at the Final Draw for the 2004 FIFA U-19 World Championship on Friday.
U.S. U-19 Notes From Thailand: USA Ready for Spain on Thursday
Nov. 16, 2004
Having already clinched a spot in the quarterfinals of the FIFA Under-19 Women's World Championship, the U.S. Under-19 Women's National Team will face Spain on Thursday, Nov. 18 (5 p.m. local / 5 a.m. ET) with a win or a tie securing first place in Group C. Also read about the USA's lone sign-toting supporter and Sheree Gray sends an e-postcard to update fans at home about the happenings of the team, hungry monkeys and her lyrical prowess.
Krikorian Selects 21-Player Roster for U-19 Women's World Championship
Oct. 12, 2004
CHICAGO (Oct. 12, 2004) – U.S. Under-19 Women's National Team head coach Mark Krikorian has named the 21 players that will represent the USA at the 2004 FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship in Thailand, running from Nov. 10-27 in Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Phuket.
U.S.Futsal Team to Face Italy, Portugal, Thailand & Paraguay in FIFA Futsal World Cup
July 10, 2008
The U.S. National Futsal Team has been drawn into Group B of the 2008 FIFA Futsal World Cup along with Italy, Portugal, Thailand and Paraguay. The U.S. will travel to South America to compete in the sixth edition of the world championship, which is being hosted by Brazil from Sept. 30 to Oct. 19.
Former WNT Defender Tiffany Roberts and Former U-17 MNT Coach Jay Miller Off to Thailand as Part of Sports Envoy Program
Nov. 12, 2010
Former U.S. Women's National Team player Tiffany Roberts Sahaydak and former U.S. U-17 Men's National Team head coach Jay Miller will travel to Bangkok, Thailand, from Nov. 14-20 to help lead a soccer camp as part of the U.S. State Department's Sports Envoy Program
U.S. U-19 WNT Take Down Russia, 4-1, in U-19 World Championship in Phuket, Thailand
Nov. 14, 2004
PHUKET, Thailand (November 14, 2004) - The U.S. Under-19 Women's National Team got a goal less than two minutes into the match and scored another in the 25th minute to pace the team to a very profesional 4-1 win over Russia in the team's second match of Group C play at the FIFA Under-19 Women's World Championship on Sunday in Phuket, Thailand. After giving up a quick goal at the start of the second half, two goals from the U.S. just three minutes apart put the game away.


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Kathleen Turner plays Molly Ivins in D.C.
September 10, 2012 - 05:39 pm
Legendary actress Kathleen Turner is back on stage here in the nation's capitol. And once again she's playing a fiery role.
In an interview with ABC7's Arch Campbell, Turner talks about her role as Texas writer Molly Ivins, who died of breast cancer in 2007. Ivins' wit lives on thanks to Turner in 'Red Hot Patriot.'
Ivins loved to tweak politicians. One of her most famous barbs called a congressman so lacking in IQ that he needed watering twice a day.
Turner knew Ivins and admired her writing - the words of a rebel living in an ever more conservative times.
"Most of the characters I've played are damn angry," she says.
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