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Ruth Lathi, MD
Academic Appointments
Key Documents
Contact Information
Clinical Offices
900 Welch Rd Ste 350 MC 5762 Palo Alto, CA 94304 Tel Work (650) 498-7911 Fax (650) 498-7294
- Academic Offices
Personal Information Email Tel (650) 498-7911Alternate Contact Tracy Lindsay Administrative Assistant Email Tel Work 650-498-7408Not for medical emergencies or patient use
Professional Overview
Clinical Focus
- Fertility (Reproductive Medicine)
- Recurrent Pregnancy Loss and Miscarriage
- Gynecology
- Reprod. Endocrinology and Infertility
Academic Appointments
- Assistant Professor - Med Center Line, Obstetrics & Gynecology - Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility
Administrative Appointments
- Director, Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Program, Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertilty Division, Stanford University (2007 - present)
- Associate Director of the REI fellowship, Stanford University (2004 - present)
Honors and Awards
- CREOG - Faculty Teaching Award, Stanford University Medical Center, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2006)
Professional Education
Board Certification: | Reprod. Endocrinology and Infertility, American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2006) |
Medical Education: | Univ of California San Francisco CA (1996) |
Residency: | Baylor College of Medicine TX (2000) |
Fellowship: | Stanford Hospital and Clinics CA (2003) |
Board Certification: | Obstetrics and Gynecology, American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2005) |
Internship: | Baylor College of Medicine TX (1997) |
Internet Links
- Directed Reading in Obstetrics and Gynecology
OBGYN 299 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum) - Early Clinical Experience in Obstetrics and Gynecology
OBGYN 280 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum) - Graduate Research in Reproductive Biology
OBGYN 399 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum) - Medical Scholars Research
OBGYN 370 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum) - Undergraduate Research in Reproductive Biology
OBGYN 199 (Aut, Win, Spr, Sum)
Independent Studies (5)
Scientific Focus
Current Research and Scholarly Interests
Pregnancies after infertility: prospectively collecting serum and consent for outcomes research in all women with history of infertility or recurrent miscarriage. Planned projects include evaluation of testosterone levels in relationship to fertility treatments, prospective study on pregnancy outcomes of women with PCOS compared to other women undergoing fertility treatments, miscarriage rates with different diagnoses and treatments.
Karyotypes of miscarriages: collecting karyotype information, ultrasound findings and clinical characteristics on patients miscarrying undergoing D&Cs. Over 350 karyotypes already entered. Objective: to evaluate subsequent pregnancy outcomes and utility of workup for recurrent pregnancy loss in setting of normal and abnormal karyotypes.
Unexplained recurrent pregnancy loss and immune changes. Objective: analyzing peripheral blood and RNA by micro array analysis in women with and without unexplained recurrent pregnancy loss during the luteal phase of the menstrual and early pregnancy.
- Embryo selection with preimplantation chromosomal screening in patients with recurrent pregnancy loss. Seminars in reproductive medicine 2014; 32 (2): 93-99
- Frequency of the Male Infertility Evaluation: Data from the National Survey of Family Growth JOURNAL OF UROLOGY 2013; 189 (3): 1030-1034
- Outcomes of trophectoderm biopsy on cryopreserved blastocysts: a case series REPRODUCTIVE BIOMEDICINE ONLINE 2012; 25 (5): 504-507
- Oocyte retrieval following continued stimulation five days beyond ovulation yields live birth after frozen embryo transfer JOURNAL OF ASSISTED REPRODUCTION AND GENETICS 2012; 29 (5): 433-435
- Informatics Enhanced SNP Microarray Analysis of 30 Miscarriage Samples Compared to Routine Cytogenetics PLOS ONE 2012; 7 (3)
- Testosterone concentrations in early pregnancy: relation to method of conception in an infertile population REPRODUCTIVE BIOMEDICINE ONLINE 2012; 24 (3): 360-363


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This course has a lot of history. One of the oldest in Alabama. The pine trees look intimidating from a distance, but you have very good throwing lanes to most all the baskets. Definitely worth playing. I love this course.

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Gigi Gaerlan's "Fête d' Fleur" ("Festival of Flowers") green tea cake: Pastry chef Ms. Gaerlan's latest creation "is this exquisite green tea cake that's soft and moist but hardy enough to carry its cloak of piped roses, made from an intriguing buttercream mixed with green tea," Ms. Baltazar says.
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Mara de la Rama-Poblete's crepe cake: This dessert, "all 20 layers," Ms. Baltazar says, "inspire adjectives such as 'diaphanous' and 'ethereal.' Each crepe, paper-thin, carries a cloud of vanilla crème, a gossamer component. It brings the briefest of sweetness to the tongue then vanishes like a memory."
Karen Young's apple pie: "It's a four-tiered crust made of succeeding layers of macaroons, buttercream, caramel and cream," Ms. Baltazar says. "Karen calls this her Duchess Apple Pie and after one look and taste of it, I feel like a royal."
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The xz utils and lzma library have been imported into base, so make the dependency on the archivers/xz port conditional on OSVERSION.
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Ian McKellen, Judi Dench, Gillian Anderson, and Mark Williams to Star in 18th Century Zombie Film THE CURSE OF THE BUXOM STRUMPET
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The Smurfs 2 is an Action Adventure Platformer game that follows the thrilling story of the second movie of the Smurfs that takes place in New York and Paris. Players will take control of their favourite blue heroes to succeed on their quest to rescue Smurfette from the evil Gargamel.
Experience the Smurfs adventure just like that from the movie whilst playing through 6 different worlds Smurf Village, New York City, Spooky Woods, Mountains, Tropics and Paris. Defeat 6 different boss battles including Gargamel Azrael and the Naughties. Play co-operatively with up to 4 players local multi-player with 9 different playable Smurfs 4 starters and 5 unlockables with one special ability per character. Collect over 20 different Smurfs while succeeding in the different levels and take them to your Smurf Village Hub.
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Redefining the Pokemon series, Pokemon White version offers fans and newcomers alike a completely new adventure to discover and enjoy. For the first time ever in the series, the two games feature their own individual areas to explore.
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All of the tank fish have escaped to the ocean and you must play mini-games to get them farther out to sea. Collect sea tokens and purchase items in the interactive reef. You are able to enjoy creating and viewing your very own personal reef!
Redefining the Pokemon series, Pokemon Black version offers fans and newcomers alike a completely new adventure to discover and enjoy. For the first time ever in the series, the two games feature their own individual areas to explore.
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Moshi Monsters is the world's fastest growing online game for children, featuring adoptable pet monsters, safe social networking, games, stories, missions and educational puzzles.
Moshi Monsters: Moshling Zoo for the Nintendo DS gives youngsters a fresh new take on the Moshi universe, with new locations and ultra rare Moshlings to collect.
There are also new mini-games and educational style puzzles to enjoy, plus awards and trophies for kids to take back to their zoo.
Moshi Monsters: Moshling Zoo lets you explore all new areas of Monstro City, including Buster's Baby Care, the Glormatorium and Raaghly's Stararcade.
Moshi Monsters now has over 50 million players across over 150 countries worldwide, even receiving more visits than mySpace!
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Lace up your skates and prepare for some monstrously good fun in Monster High: Skultimate Roller Maze for Nintendo DS.
Skate your way through the crypts of Monster High and other schools, collect power-ups, avoid fiendish obstacles, scream past the competition and use each character's unique special ability to win the race and bring home the victory!
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Join in the fun with Fireman Sam and friends exploring Pontypandy, packed full of entertaining games and activities including: Action Firefighters, Rock "N" Roll, Penny's Lifeboat Race, Patrol Sounds, Pontypandy Heroes, plus many more! 15 exciting games and activities. 3 levels - easy, medium and hard to suit all ages. Medal reward system to keep young children motivated. Encourages the development of memory, logic and problem solving skills.
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Youngsters who enjoy testing themselves mentally with titles such as Dr Kawashima's Brain Training and More Brain Training from Dr. Kawashima are set to have a similar title developed especially for their age group. The includes a range of fun and stimulating quizzes and puzzles to promote writing, spelling, maths, geometry and general problem solving. Among the tasks include finding the missing word in a sentence, finishing a maths calculation and matching up pairs. When a player has completed five activities each day they are rewarded by unlocking an entertaining game which could be snakes, football or balloon pop.
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IBM's Super Computer, Watson, Destroys Humans…At Jeopardy
In the epic struggle for supremacy between man and machine, the battleground of trivia may soon belong to the robots.
IBM's Watson beat two of Jeopardy's most dominant champions today during a practice round out in Yorktown Heights, NY.
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June 4, 2012
HONIARA, SOLOMON ISLANDS The All Whites have qualified for the semi finals of the OFC Nations Cup, and the next stage of World Cup qualifying, with a hard-fought 2-1 win over a tenacious Papua New Guinea in Honiara, Solomon Islands today.
With Fiji and hosts Solomon Islands playing out a 0-0 draw in Group Bs other match, the All Whites are through to Thursdays semi finals with a match Wednesdays clash against the hosts to spare.
With a semi-final place confirmed, New Zealand are the first team to progress through to stage three of FIFA World Cup qualifying to be played between this tournaments top four teams in September, October and March.
As they did in their opening win over Fiji, the All Whites took an early lead this time through Shane Smeltz who beat goalkeeper Leslie Kalai to Jeremy Brockies cross as the clock ticked over to two minutes played.
Again the All Whites threatened but couldnt find a second goal to kill the game in the first half, although Chris Wood had the ball in the net after 23 minutes only to be ruled offside.
The mercury nudged 39 degrees at pitch level and New Zealand finally cooled their nerves eight minutes into the second half with a second goal. After defying the conditions to chase down a probing ball played into the right channel, Smeltz turned provider with a superb first time ball to tee up a clinical Chris Wood finish.
Smeltz hit the bar soon after and Wood had a header cleared off the line before his goal, but Papua New Guinea were a constant threat with Jake Gleeson in for the injured Mark Paston pulling off a trio of fine saves throughout the match and watching as a speculative Kema Jack volley sailed narrowly wide of the mark in the first 20 minutes.
A late handball from Tony Lochhead earned Papua New Guinea a penalty which substitute Neil Hans duly converted, and drew what appeared to be a second caution after a booking late in the first half. OFC officials later confirmed the two cautions, a retrospective red card and a one match suspension pending review by FIFA.
All Whites coach Ricki Herbert was happy to grind out another victory.
We started well, got a good early goal which has been a trait of what weve done in this tournament.
But its tough going and hard to get through the 90 minutes, but again we can just recover and reorganise. Weve got six points from six and we can move now into the game on Wednesday.
I think its natural that well acclimatise more as we progress, and that patch of dominance will extend for longer. Today was another draining one and you dont get much of a turnaround before the next one. With the next kickoff at 3pm maybe that may be a little kinder on us.
New Zealands semi final opponent will be decided tomorrow when Group A reaches its conclusion. Leaders Tahiti just need to avoid defeat against Vanuatu to confirm their spot while a win for New Caledonia over Samoa could confirm their place regardless of the other matchs result.
OFC Nations Cup / FIFA World Cup qualifying
New Zealand 2 (Shane SMELTZ 2, Chris WOOD 53)
Papue New Guinea 1 (Neil HANS pen 88)
Halftime: 1-0
June 4, 2012
Lawson Tama Stadium
Honiara, Solomon Islands
New Zealand: 13-Jake GLEESON (GK), 3-Tony LOCHHEAD, 4-Ben SIGMUND (2-Tim MYERS 85), 5-Tommy SMITH (captain), 8-Michael MCGLINCHEY, 9-Shane SMELTZ (22-Tim PAYNE 68), 10-Chris KILLEN (18-Aaron CLAPHAM 58), 15-Ivan VICELICH, 16-Jeremy BROCKIE, 17-Kosta BARBAROUSES, 20-Chris WOOD.
Substitutes not used: 1-Mark PASTON (RGK), 6-Ian HOGG, 7-Leo BERTOS, 11-Marco ROJAS, 12-Glen MOSS (RGK), 14-Rory FALLON, 19-Michael BOXALL, 21-Cameron HOWIESON, 23-Adam MCGEORGE.
Coach: Ricki HERBERT
Cautions: Tony LOCHHEAD 45, 87; Aaron CLAPHAM 76
Red cards: None
Papua New Guinea: 1-Leslie KALAI (GK), 2-Kila IARAVAI, 3-Valantine NELSON, 4-Daniel JOE, 6-Samuel KINI (14-Neil HANS 63), 7-Raymond GUNEMBA (15-Jamal SEETO 62), 8-Michael FOSTER, 9-Kema JACK, 12-David MUTA (captain), 18-Eric KOMENG (16-Jeremy YASASA 84), 19-Koriak UPAIGA.
Substitutes not used: 5-Kelly JAMPU, 10-Reginald DAVANI, 11-Felix BONDALUKE, 13-Andrew LEPANI, 17-Mauri WASI, 20-Godfrey BANIAU (GK), 21-Ronald CONN , 22-Wira WAMA, 23-Paul KAWIK (GK)
Coach: Frank FARINA
Cautions: None
Group A | P | W | D | L | GF | GA | GD | PTS |
Tahiti | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 14 | 4 | 10 | 6 |
New Caledonia | 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 8 | 6 | 2 | 3 |
Vanuatu | 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 7 | 5 | 2 | 3 |
Samoa | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 15 | -14 | 0 |
Group B | P | W | D | L | GF | GA | GD | PTS |
New Zealand | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 6 |
Solomon Islands | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 4 |
Fiji | 2 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | -1 | 1 |
Papua New Guinea | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 3 | -2 | 0 |
OFC Nations Cup / FIFA World Cup qualifying
2-10 June 2012
Lawson Tama Stadium
Honiara, Solomon Islands
Matches streamed online at www.oceaniafootball.com
New Zealand v Solomon Islands
June 6, 3pm (4pm NZT)
Semi finals
New Zealand v TBD
June 8, 11am or 3pm (12pm or 4pm)
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Fiorella's Jack Stack Barbecue - Metcalf Ave.
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KCSMOKEMANJune 15, 2011, 7:41 p.m.
Jack Stack is great - perhaps the most reliably top-notch joint in town. The food is wonderful, service is what it should be.
HOWEVER, somewhere along the line, KC BBQ decided it need to go "upscale" - a BBQ restaurant with white table clothes??? What's the point? Jack has sacrificed atmosphere for a little suburban snobbery. It does not wear well. Jack Stack has to be near the top of anyone's must-eat-at BBQ joints. I recommend the Martin City location on 135th Street just east of State Line.


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This great value Nintendo 3DS XL console bundle includes Luigi's Mansion and a FREE 4Gb SD card for storing 3D photos and downloaded games.Enjoy spectacular 3D gaming with the new Nintendo 3DS XL now with a 90% bigger screen than the previous 3DS console! Enjoy an extended battery life up to 6.5 hours and the XL is also compatible with all previous 3DS games. You can use the 3D slider to choose how you experience the graphics, from full 3D to classic 2D if that's what you prefer for a particular game. Take 3D photographs and access an array of online and downloadable content such as games, demos and movie trailers. SpotPass enables your Nintendo 3DS to detect wireless hotspots or wireless LAN access points and obtain information, game data, free software and videos, even when the system is in sleep mode. StreetPass lets your Nintendo 3DS exchange data automatically with other 3DS systems within range. Most existing Nintendo DS and DSi games can be played on the Nintendo 3DS in 2D, so you can carry on enjoying your old favourites. Luigi is back on a mission to remove a bunch of stubborn ghosts from some super-spooky mansions in Luigi's Mansion 2 for Nintendo 3DS. Armed with his trusty Poltergust ghost-grabbing vacuum cleaner, Mario's brother takes centre stage to capture those pesky phantoms. WARNING: Use of the 3D feature by children aged 6 and under may cause vision damage. It is recommended that: Only children over 6 should use the system in 3D mode. If children aged 6 and under have access to the system, parents or legal guardians should restrict 3D images using the Parental Controls feature. Colours: Black/Blue, Black/Red, Black/Silver. Age from 3 years. |
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When God lifted up the dry land on the third day of creation, thirty miles of dirt fell into the sea. The remnants of this event, still visible today, remind us about the power of the One who "sits above the circle of the earth" and "measures the water in the hollow of His hand."
It may come as a surprise to some, but not all rock layers were laid down during Noah's Flood. In fact, the evidence indicates that more geologic layers may have been formed during Day Three of Creation Week than during the Flood.
What Do the Scriptures Tell Us?
The opening verses of Genesis 1 tell us that at the beginning, on the first day, God created the earth with water on its surface. We are not told what was under the surface water. Perhaps God had created the earth's internal structure of core, mantle, and crust, which were located under the water. What we do know is that on the second day God placed some of the waters of the earth above "the firmament." Then on the third day God commanded the earth's surface waters to be gathered into seas and the dry land to appear.
This statement in Genesis 1:9 is simple yet geologically profound. Although the verse indicates that the water moved, it does not indicate exactly how the land came to be above sea level. One possibility is that God used catastrophic earth movements to almost instantaneously raise and lower blocks of the earth's Day One crust to form dry land and sea basins. If that were so, as the crustal blocks were raised, the surface waters that had been covering them would have drained rapidly off the land. Rapidly moving water catastrophically erodes, so massive erosion must have occurred.1 Thus laden with sediments, these waters would have drained into the ocean basins, where the sediments would have been deposited rapidly. Because neither plant nor animal life had yet been created, the resultant sedimentary rocks would be devoid of animal or plant fossils.
What Do We See in the Geologic Record?
When most people visit Grand Canyon in northern Arizona, their eyes are riveted on the spectacular walls, which display about 4,000 feet (1.2 km) of flat-lying sedimentary rock layers (limestones, sandstones, and shales) (Figure 1).2 Filled with the buried remains of plants and animals, these layers must have been deposited during the Flood, which God sent to destroy every living substance on the face of the earth (Genesis 7:23).
Figure 1. Grand Canyon
In northern Arizona, the flat-lying sedimentary rock layers of Grand Canyon sit on top of tilted sedimentary and volcanic rock layers, sitting on top of folded and metamorphosed layers of both sedimentary and volcanic rocks (schists) intruded by granites.
Underneath these layers—near the bottom of the canyon—are many other layers that do not contain plant or animal fossils. Violent processes, including volcanoes and rapidly moving mud and sand, must have created these layers. Many tilted sedimentary and volcanic rock layers (about 13,000 feet [4 km] thick) sit on top of other folded and metamorphosed layers of both sedimentary and volcanic rocks (estimated to have been originally about 40,000 feet [12 km], thick).3 After these metamorphic rocks formed, hot granites from deeper in the earth must have intruded into them (Figure 1).
Because the folded and metamorphosed sedimentary layers, and most of the tilted sedimentary layers above them, contain no plant or animal fossils, it is likely these were nearly all deposited catastrophically during the erosion and deposition of Day Three of Creation Week.4
Figure 2. Australia
Almost two-thirds of Australia consists of thick sedimentary layers below the fossil-bearing sedimentary layers deposited by the Flood.3 In two of these basins, the Hamersley and Bangemall Basins, the total cumulative thickness of the sequence of successive sedimentary and volcanic layers is approximately a staggering 115,500 feet (almost 22 miles)!4
In Australia, as well as elsewhere around the globe, geologists have found even thicker sedimentary layers below the fossil-bearing layers deposited by the Flood. Indeed, almost two-thirds of the Australian continent consists of such rocks (Figure 2), sitting on a basement of metamorphic rocks and granites.5
These thick, fossil-free sediment layers have been preserved in depositional basins (places where volcanic eruptions and moving sediment deposited layers in sequences, one basin on top of the previous one). In just two locations in Western Australia, the Hamersley and Bangemall Basins (Figure 2), the total cumulative thickness of the layers is approximately a staggering 115,500 feet (almost 22 miles [35 km])!6
Is God Deceiving Us?
If we assume such deposition occurred at the snail's pace we observe today, then these thick sedimentary layers would appear to have taken countless millions of years to be deposited. So if God, in fact, deposited all these sedimentary rocks during Day Three of the Creation Week as Genesis 1 implies, then is He deceiving us?
When Jesus Christ the Creator (John 1:1–3; Colossians 1:15–17) turned water into wine (John 2:1–11) and broke five loaves and two fish to feed about 5,000 men, plus women and children (Matthew 14:15–21), He performed miracles of creation. For example, the huge quantities of extra bread He created looked and tasted the same as bread that had been baked from dough prepared from flour obtained by crushing barley grown over a period of many months. However, Jesus did not deceive anyone by instantly creating this bread, because the disciples saw Him do it! So, did God deceive us by creating 30 miles (48 km) thickness of dirt in a day? Absolutely not! He was there when He did it, and He has told us about it in His Word. Similarly, witnesses saw how Jesus created.
So Why Would God Lay Down Thirty Miles of Sediment in a Day?
There is at least one good reason we know of. These rock layers contain enormous resources of metals that man has used to carry out the God-given dominion mandate. In Australia's Hamersley Basin, and similar sedimentary basins elsewhere, are special layers called banded iron formations that contain countless billions of tons of iron ore from which we make steel, one of the basic components of our world's infrastructure. Much of the world's gold comes from sediment layers in South Africa's Witwatersrand Basin. And we also find copper deposits, which even our pre-Flood ancestors must have utilized to craft utensils and tools (Genesis 4:22).
In one day, our infinitely wise, all-powerful Creator laid down some dirt layers 30 miles thick that are now deep in the geologic record and foundational to the landmasses we live on. These provide us with an abundance of resources, which we use to worship and serve Him for His purposes and glory.
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- 1 S. A. Austin, ed., Grand Canyon: Monument to Catastrophe (Santee, California: Institute for Creation Research, 1994), pp. 104–107. Back
- S. S. Beus and M. Morales, eds., Grand Canyon Geology, 2nd ed. (New York: Oxford University Press, 2003). Back
- Ibid. Back (1) Back (2)
- Austin, ref. 1. Back (1) Back (2)
- K. A. Plumb, "Subdivision and Correlation of Late Precambrian Sequences in Australia," Precambrian Research 29 (1985):303–329. Back
- A. D. T. Goode, "Proterozoic Geology of Western Australia," in Precambrian of the Southern Hemisphere, ed. D. R. Hunter (Amsterdam: Elsevier, 1981), pp. 105–203; A. F. Trendall, "The Hamersley Basin," in Iron-Formation: Facts and Problems, eds. A. F. Trendall and R. C. Morris (Amsterdam: Elsevier, 1983), pp. 69–129. Back


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22 settembre 2009 | Events
Theme of the day? Yes, you guessed it. Weather. Again. Rain, heavier rain and then snow. Still how often do you see Max Biaggi in a full wet weather suit, sliding the rear end of a pristine Aprilia RSV4 sports bike in the snow complete with a pillion?
The weather conditions curtailed the planned day's riding but at least my mount for the day (a Moto Morini 1200 Corsaro) and its top notch rubber (Pirelli Diablo) were faultless in the shocking conditions.
The premature end to the day bought about an excuse to overdose on the excellent Italian coffee and food. As I wandered around the pretty mountain town of Canazei, the towering snowy peaks and rain mist framing my vision, I shook my head as I mentally recapped the day. Biaggi on a race bike with lights basically, in the snow. Me on a Moto Morini 1200 Corsaro trying to understand the characteristics of an unfamiliar 140bhp v-twin engine in the rain. Biaggi chatting to me in the hotel reception. Me, sampling another cappuccino in the hotel bar. Biaggi signing a hand drawn picture I had taken and trying to blag me a job with the Dainese crew as their new artistic supremo. Biaggi, just a normal bloke out on a bike with some mates. In the snow, in the Dolomites. And I'm there riding a bike with some mates (albeit new ones) in the snow, in the Dolomites. Surreal? Definitely. Legendary? Absolutely.
And the rain kept falling. Then this grey haired chap appeared in the hotel reception with a smile on his face. Ago. We exchange a few words in Italian. Just a few as my Italian linguistic ability is still in its infancy. Then we tackle a 6 course Italian evening meal and I rise to the challenge of a "mezzo litro" of the local "vino rosso de la casa" without any problems. The rain finally stopped.
Three days in and still the stuff of legends…
Alison Bradley
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22 settembre 2009 | Events
I wonder what the dictionary definition for "legends" is.
From the moment I was handed the key to a playful looking Moto Morini 1200 Sport, I began to realise this was one unique experience unfolding before my eyes. The 1200 Sport is a retro looking beast, a sort of 1970s look but bought bang up to date with the latest in modern components. I turned the key and gently blipped the throttle and the bike responded with a low growl that caused many heads to turn. Quite possibly the most beautiful sounding bike. Ever. A gentle roll to the assembly point outside the Dainese factory and I just can't help myself with the throttle. The sound is addictive and my fellow riders nod appreciatively each time the low bass notes fill the air. This is addictive. This is passion. This is an injection of Italian legend and I can't help smiling inside my helmet.
We cruise through the bustling Italian towns and begin to move into calmer rural territory. Sixty odd Italian motorcycles hunting as a large pack through the rolling hills. Does it get any better than this for a motorcyclist? So the weather changed after our lunch stop and we lost our way temporarily. Our Italian tour guide shrugged his shoulders, shouted at the skies and we carried on in to the early evening and the dark. Even so, the lousy weather and temporary lack of geographical direction did not dampen our enthusiasm. How could it? I am sitting in a mountain top chalet bar, watching Marco Lucchellini sweet talk the female waitress into allowing his dog in to a no animal area. Surreal? Maybe. Legendary? Definitely. I can't shake the mental picture of Lucky's tiny pet Chihuahua riding up front on his Ducati ST3 in a specially adapted tank bag. Only in Italy!
After day 2, and the first real day of riding, I think I can start to give you the Dainese take on that "legendary" definition:
1. Soul stirring Italian motorcycles
2. Amazingly breathtaking scenery
3. Challenging roads and terrain
4. Multiple world title winning racers
Throw in some crazy climatic weather conditions (blazing sun, thunder and lightning through to torrential rain), the surreal feeling of feeding Marco "Lucky" Lucchellini's dog under a dining table, grappa tasting in the middle of the day and then a ride in the pitch black crammed in a Transit type van load area with a dozen other bike aficionados and the beginnings of a legendary story of my own start to form.
Alison Bradley
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22 settembre 2009 | Events
Sitting in Amsterdam airport watching the departure board lazily from half closed eyes, groggy from the lack of sleep required to facilitate a 3am start, I begin to wonder about exactly what an "Italian Legendary Tour" might mean? I love Italy and I have a soft spot for Italians having enjoyed some fabulous holidays in the country over the last 5 years. But I know they can be romantically adventurous with their words and sometimes their passion can lead to over enthusiastic descriptions for the routine or the normal.
I've read the Dainese competition details many times since I was finally convinced I was a winner. I've checked the Italian Legendary Tour (ILT) website and I can understand the "sales pitch" as far as it goes: "1000km in the breathtaking hairpin bends and fabulous scenery of the Italian Dolomites. Riding together with 3 world champions or 20 world titles: Ago, Biaggi and Lucchellini". So inside my typically sceptical English mind I translated this as a few miles in the hills on some twisty stuff, with a famous racer or two dropping in for a moment or two. The stuff of legends? Possibly but I still wasn't sure. Well, only a two hour flight between me and finding out for definite.
Put any biker near a new shining piece of metal and they turn into a quivering wreck unable to speak for a moment as they take in the lines, the look and the feel of a new unfamiliar motorcycle. So imagine my face as I stop in the loading bay of the Dainese factory in Vicenza to gaze on row upon row of gorgeous gleaming Italian exotica. Ducati 1098s and MV Augusta F4s looking mean and purposeful, wedged in between rows of purposeful looking Moto Morini 1200s and aggressive MV Brutales. This was one garage no one wanted to leave. Unbelievable. Each bike showroom perfect with brand new Pirelli tyres. A legendary garage? I am beginning to think so.
Alison Bradley
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August 2009
Thank you!
Bethel's fiscal year ended June 30, and the Development Office thanks the many donors who helped the college reach its financial goals.
"Gifts to the Bethel College Fund from alumni and friends helped Bethel reach its current fund goal of over $1 million," said Sondra Bandy Koontz, vice president for advancement. "Thank you for your support of Bethel College students. Many of you stretched your giving to help. The campus community is deeply grateful."
Bethel welcomes gifts of any amount year-round.
The college is grateful for its loyal support base of alumni and friends. Again, thank you. You did it!
Technology staff complete campus projects this summer
Information and Media Services (IMS) staff members have been busy upgrading the college's information technology this summer:
- installation of a new, enterprise-class, managed wireless network throughout the dorms, for improved student networking and Internet access
- an upgrade of the campus Internet/KAN-ED data connection, which will almost quadruple existing Internet capacity
- installation of a new edge router and firewall, to support a secure Virtual Private Network connection to the Associated Colleges of Central Kansas offices, the college cooperative in McPherson that manages data and other technology services
- virtualization of campus computing resources, which allowed IMS to reduce by more than half the number of servers on campus
- an upgrade from Office 2003 to Office 2007 software, for improved word processing, accounting, e-mail and calendar management.
"IMS works hard to provide the best possible technology support to Bethel students and employees, and to stay on top of the latest technology developments," said Tim Buller, team leader for IMS. "If you're on campus, stop by our offices on the main floor of the old Science Hall and we'll be happy to fill you in on our current projects!"
Share your cute kid's photo with the bookstore
Do you have a cute photo of your baby or young child (age 10 or under) sporting Bethel clothing?
Many alumni and friends have purchased Bethel clothing for their children at Thresher Bookstore over the years. Bookstore staff invite you to share photos of youngsters wearing apparel that shows the college name and colors or logo for display in the coming months, including at Fall Festival.
E-mail your photo to firstname.lastname@example.com, or mail or deliver a color copy of your picture (copies will NOT be returned) to Mary Enz, Thresher Bookstore, Bethel College, 300 East 27th, North Newton, KS 67117. Include the name of the child and year the picture was taken, plus parents' and grandparents' names, cities and states where they live (and class years, if former Bethel students).
Then, visit Thresher Bookstore at Fall Fest or any other time to view all of the cute BC kid photos!
Museum program and trip to focus on Lincoln
Join friends of Kauffman Museum on a four-day "Land of Lincoln and Twain" bus tour to Illinois celebrating the 200th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln's birth. There are a few remaining seats available on the motor coach.
Highlights of the Sept. 15-18 trip include the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, New Salem, Lincoln's Tomb, the Lincoln Home National Historic Site, the Old State Capitol, Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum, and a Mississippi riverboat dinner cruise. Cost for the all-inclusive tour is $499 for museum members, $529 for non-members.
In conjunction with the tour, Merrill Raber, Newton, and Bethel professor emeritus of history Jim Juhnke '62, Wichita, will present "Lincoln: Myth and Reality," a Sunday-Afternoon-at-the-Museum program at 3:30 p.m. Aug. 16. Raber will look at Lincoln's connections to Kansas. Juhnke will discuss Lincoln's impact at a crucial time in American history. The program is free and open to the public.
For more information about either event, please contact Andi Schmidt Andres, firstname.lastname@example.com, (316) 283-1612.
Play golf for Bethel Sept. 19
Alumni and friends of Bethel are invited to play in the 18th annual Fall Thresher Golf Classic Saturday, Sept. 19, at Hesston (Kan.) Golf Park. For a brochure, contact the Office of Alumni Relations, (316) 284-5251, email@example.com, or print a copy from the link at www.bethelks.edu/alumni/events/golf.php in mid-August. Register and pay by Aug. 28 and receive a $10 discount.
More photos needed: images of BC residence life
A calculus study group takes a break in 1986. Students sunbathe on the roof of Goerz House in 1946. These and other photos illustrating the best moments of Bethel dorm life will be exhibited at Fall Festival, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 3, in the lobby of the Fine Arts Center.
More photos are needed, representing recent as well as earlier times. Loan your original or copied photos or even whole scrapbooks for this one-day display. If you wish, write a caption or story to accompany your photo(s).
Contact Rachel Pannabecker at Kauffman Museum, (316) 283-1612, email@example.com, no later than Friday, Sept. 25. This and other special features of Fall Fest 2009 serve to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the college in 2012.
New events at this year's fall fest
Plan now to attend this year's Fall Festival activities, Oct. 1-4. New events or those with changes in time or location are listed below. Some are part of five years of features celebrating the college's 125th anniversary in 2012.
Thursday, October 1
- 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., special photo exhibit, "Considering the Commonplace: Prairie towns through the lens of Bob Regier," Kauffman Museum
Friday, October 2
- 7:30 p.m., play, "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder, Fine Arts Center
- 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., special photo exhibit, Kauffman Museum
Saturday, October 3
- 9-10 a.m., Low German program, "Wie Kjenne Noch Plautdietsch," Fine Arts Center
- 9-10 a.m., illustrated program by Bob Regier '52, "Mainstreets and backroads: Celebrating the ordinary," Kauffman Museum
- 9 a.m.-2 p.m., antique car display by Wichita Horseless Carriage Club, The Green
- 9 a.m.-4 p.m., special photo exhibit, "Images of BC residence life," Fine Arts Center
- 9 a.m.-4 p.m., art exhibit by David Long with reception 2-2:30 p.m., Fine Arts Center
- 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Mennonite Central Committee school kit project, The Green
- 9 a.m.-5 p.m., special photo exhibit, Kauffman Museum
- 10-11 a.m., Radar Ray and the Creekbusters, The Green
- 10-11 a.m., Business and Economics Department coffee (back again this year), Schultz Student Center
- 10-11:30 a.m., class reunions: 1994 and 1999, various locations
- 11 a.m.-Noon, Newton Community Children's Choir and four handbell choirs, Memorial Hall
- 11 a.m.-Noon, Sound of the Heartland Chorus, The Green
- 11 a.m.-Noon, Corry Academy of Irish Dancing, Centennial Plaza
- 11 a.m-1 p.m., alumni soccer game, Joe W. Goering Field
- 1-2:30 p.m., audiovisual presentation by Bob Kreider '39, "1935--When Bethel was young," Fine Arts Center
- 1-3:30 p.m., jazz by Bethel College, Newton High School and Hesston High School students, The Green
- 2:30-4 p.m., class reunions: 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, various locations
- 3:30 p.m., play, "Our Town, " Fine Arts Center
Sunday, October 4
- 1:30-4:30 p.m., special photo exhibit, Kauffman Museum
- 2 p.m., play, "Our Town," Fine Arts Center
- 7:30 p.m., audiovisual presentation by Bob Kreider '39, "1935--When Bethel was young"


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Mar 09, 2007 — It's a dream weekend for North Country hockey fans. The Canton Golden Bears high school team plays in the state semifinal tomorrow in Utica. The St. Lawrence University women's team is fighting for a berth in the NCAA Frozen Four in New Hampshire. And for the first time since 2001, St. Lawrence and Clarkson are both hosting men's ECAC quarterfinal series starting tonight. Two of the most watched people at the rinks in Canton and Potsdam don't skate. They drive one of the most beloved icons of the North: the zamboni. David Sommerstein has this tale of two zamboni drivers.


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THIS WEEKEND, DANCE... You don't have to leave the comforts of your own stereo to enjoy dance music, but this weekend you'll want to. The challenge is packing it all in. Nation, for starters, is offering a double two-fer: two esteemed DJ/remixing duos on two different nights. Friday night D.C.'s own Deep Dish, Ali Shirazinia and Sharam Tayebi, perform at Code, the newly established weekly party to hear high-caliber, world-famous DJs. The two rarely spin locally, but even if they only play their recent fierce remix of Justin Timberlake's �Like I Love You� or the older �Thank You� by Dido, which won them the Grammy for Best Remix in 2001, you'll be the better for having heard them. On Saturday, Thunderpuss storms the decks at Velvet for the annual Capital Pride dance bash. Both Barry Harris and Chris Cox are prolific producers and frequent Velvet visitors, but they rarely perform together. They couldn't avoid playing at least a couple of their many remixes if they tried. You want more options? Friday night at Cobalt, DJ Rob Harris will kick off Pride along with a �Circus� of performers. And Saturday night, after the parade, you could hit Cobalt for its retro tea dance, with resident DJ Jason Royce, and then head to Apex for Liquid Ladies with DJ Alexis J. We're already pooped, and we haven't even mentioned Sunday.
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Naghammadi. The Nag Hammadi Library. Initiation into gnosis and the Christian tradition, as enlightened by the Nag Hammadi texts
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A few weeks ago I was thinking of some of the cool items I've seen around the web that were created out of duct tape. Of course there's the proverbial duct tape wallet but I've also seen other projects like messenger bags and even clothing. After giving it more thought I decided to combine two of the most amazing inventions ever: the iPad and Duct Tape. It features easy insert and removal with elastic holders and felt lining for iPad protection.
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State of Vermont Administrative Orders 10 V.S.A. Section 8008 authorizes the Secretary to issue an Administrative Order (AO) when the Secretary determines that a violation exists. An AO includes a statement of facts which provide the basis for claiming the violation exists; an identification of the applicable statute, rule, permit, assurance or order; and if applicable, a directive that the respondent take actions necessary to achieve compliance, to abate potential or existing environmental or health hazards, and to restore the environment to the condition existing before the violation. An AO also includes a statement that the respondent has a right to a hearing; a description of the procedures for requesting a hearing; a statement that the AO is effective on receipt unless stayed on request for a hearing filed within 15 days; and a statement that unless the respondent requests a hearing, the AO becomes a judicial order when filed with and signed by the Environmental Court. An AO may also include a stop work order that directs the respondent to stop work until a permit is issued, compliance is achieved, a hazard is abated, or any combination of these tasks; a stay of the effective date or processing of a permit; and a proposed penalty or penalty structure. Once the Secretary issues an AO it is then made available for public comment via this website for 30 days. After the comment period expires and comments have been considered, the AO is served on the respondent in accordance with applicable statute and court rules. Once served, the AO, proof of service, and any written comments received during the public comment period are filed with the Attorney General and the Environmental Court. The AO is also simultaneously posted for public notice on this website. The Court then holds the AO for 14 days to allow any person who filed written comments during the public comment period to file a motion for permissive intervention. If a motion is filed, the Court may hold one or more hearings to determine whether to permit intervention or to evaluate the claims within the motion. The Court will sign the AO in the event that the AO is properly served on a respondent; the respondent does not request a hearing within 15 days of receipt of the AO; and the AO otherwise meets the requirements of 10 V.S.A. Chapter 201. When signed by the Environmental Court, the AO becomes a Judicial Order. If a respondent requests a hearing on an AO, the Environmental Court will then schedule one or more pretrial conferences, issue appropriate orders, and schedule the matter for trial. During this process, the parties may enter into an AOD to resolve an AO pending before the Environmental Court. The Agency of Natural Resources Final AOs since 1996 can be seen via this page. Search all Administrative Orders file titles:
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SCA8 Repeat Expansion: Large CTA/CTG Repeat Alleles Are More Common in Ataxic Patients, Including Those with SCA6 The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 72, Issue 3, 1 March 2003, Pages 704-709 Yuishin Izumi, Hirofumi Maruyama, Masaya Oda, Hiroyuki Morino, Takayuki Okada, Hidefumi Ito, Iwao Sasaki, Hiroyasu Tanaka, Osamu Komure, Fukashi Udaka, Shigenobu Nakamura and Hideshi Kawakami Abstract We analyzed the SCA8 CTA/CTG repeat in a large group of Japanese subjects. The frequency of large alleles (85–399 CTA/CTG repeats) was 1.9% in spinocerebellar ataxia (SCA), 0.4% in Parkinson disease, 0.3% in Alzheimer disease, and 0% in a healthy control group; the frequency was significantly higher in the group with SCA than in the control group. Homozygotes for large alleles were observed only in the group with SCA. In five patients with SCA from two families, a large SCA8 CTA/CTG repeat and a large SCA6 CAG repeat coexisted. Age at onset was correlated with SCA8 repeats rather than SCA6 repeats in these five patients. In one of these families, at least one patient showed only a large SCA8 CTA/CTG repeat allele, with no large SCA6 CAG repeat allele. We speculate that the presence of a large SCA8 CTA/CTG repeat allele influences the function of channels such as α1A-voltage–dependent calcium channel through changing or aberrant splicing, resulting in the development of cerebellar ataxia, especially in homozygous patients. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (419 kb) |
Spinocerebellar Ataxia Type 8: Molecular Genetic Comparisonsand Haplotype Analysis of 37 Families with Ataxia The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 75, Issue 1, 1 July 2004, Pages 3-16 Yoshio Ikeda, Joline C. Dalton, Melinda L. Moseley, Kathy L. Gardner, Thomas D. Bird, Tetsuo Ashizawa, William K. Seltzer, Massimo Pandolfo, Aubrey Milunsky, Nicholas T. Potter, Mikio Shoji, John B. Vincent, John W. Day and Laura P.W. Ranum Abstract We reported elsewhere that an untranslated CTG expansion causes the dominantly inherited neurodegenerative disorder spinocerebellar ataxia type 8 (SCA8). SCA8 shows a complex inheritance pattern with extremes of incomplete penetrance, in which often only one or two affected individuals are found in a given family. SCA8 expansions have also been found in control chromosomes, indicating that separate genetic or environmental factors increase disease penetrance among SCA8-expansion–carrying patients with ataxia. We describe the molecular genetic features and disease penetrance of 37 different families with SCA8 ataxia from the United States, Canada, Japan, and Mexico. Haplotype analysis using 17 STR markers spanning an ∼1-Mb region was performed on the families with ataxia, on a group of expansion carriers in the general population, and on psychiatric patients, to clarify the genetic basis of the reduced penetrance and to investigate whether CTG expansions among different populations share a common ancestral background. Two major ancestrally related haplotypes (A and A′) were found among white families with ataxia, normal controls, and patients with major psychosis, indicating a common ancestral origin of both pathogenic and nonpathogenic SCA8 expansions among whites. Two additional and distinct haplotypes were found among a group of Japanese families with ataxia (haplotype B) and a Mexican family with ataxia (haplotype C). Our finding that SCA8 expansions on three independently arising haplotypes are found among patients with ataxia and cosegregate with ataxia when multiple family members are affected further supports the direct role of the CTG expansion in disease pathogenesis. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1111 kb) |
SCA8 Repeat Expansion Coexists with SCA1—Not Only with SCA6 The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 73, Issue 4, 1 October 2003, Pages 972-974 Anna Sulek, Dorota Hoffman-Zacharska, Elzbieta Zdzienicka and Jacek Zaremba Full Text | PDF (54 kb) |
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The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 66, Issue 3, 830-840, 1 March 2000
I. Silveira1, , , I. Alonso1, L. Guimarães1, 2, P. Mendonça1, C. Santos1, 2, P. Maciel1, 5, J.M. Fidalgo de Matos7, M. Costa6, C. Barbot1, 3, A. Tuna4, J. Barros1, 4, L. Jardim9, P. Coutinho1, 8 and J. Sequeiros1, 2
1 UnIGENe, IBMC, Universidade Porto, Porto
2 Laboratório Genética Médica, ICBAS, Universidade Porto, Porto
3 Serviço Neuropediatria, Hospital Maria Pia, Porto
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7 Serviço Urologia, Feira, Portugal
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9 Serviço Genética Médica, Hospital Clínicas, Porto Alegre, Brazil
The autosomal dominant spinocerebellar ataxias (SCAs) are a group of late-onset, neurodegenerative disorders for which 10 loci have been mapped (SCA1, SCA2, SCA4–SCA8, SCA10, MJD, and DRPLA). The mutant proteins have shown an expanded polyglutamine tract in SCA1, SCA2, MJD/SCA3, SCA6, SCA7, and DRPLA; a glycine-to-arginine substitution was found in SCA6 as well. Recently, an untranslated (CTG)n expansion on chromosome 13q was described as being the cause of SCA8. We have now (1) assessed the repeat size in a group of patients with ataxia and a large number of controls, (2) examined the intergenerational transmission of the repeat, and (3) estimated the instability of repeat size in the sperm of one patient and two healthy controls. Normal SCA8 chromosomes showed an apparently trimodal distribution, with classes of small (15–21 CTGs), intermediate (22–37 CTGs), and large (40–91 CTGs) alleles; large alleles accounted for only0.7% of all normal-size alleles. No expanded alleles (⩾100 CTGs) were found in controls. Expansion of the CTG tract was found in five families with ataxia; expanded alleles (all paternally transmitted) were characterized mostly by repeat-size contraction. There was a high germinal instability of both expanded and normal alleles: in one patient, the expanded allele (152 CTGs) had mostly contraction in size (often into the normal range); in the sperm of two normal controls, contractions were also more frequent, but occasional expansions into the upper limit of the normal size range were also seen. In conclusion, our results show (1) no overlapping between control (15–91) and pathogenic (100–152) alleles and (2) a high instability in spermatogenesis (both for expanded and normal alleles), suggesting a high mutational rate at the SCA8 locus.


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Companion Animal Shelters—Western Washington (adoption and stray services)
Companion Animal Adoption Resources—Western Washington (no stray services)
Animal Control Phone Numbers—Western Washington
National and Other Organizations
15305 44th Ave. W, Lynnwood, 425.787.2500
Shelters strays from: Bothell, Brier, Kenmore, Lake Forest Park, Lynnwood, Mill Creek, Mountlake Terrace, Mukilteo, Shoreline and Woodinville
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Must call Edmonds P.D. before bringing in a stray: 425.775.4545
21100 72nd Ave W, Edmonds, 425.778.7026
Shelters strays from: Edmonds
Burien C.A.R.E.S.
909 SW 151st Street, Burien, WA 98166, 206.812.2737
Shelters strays from: the city of Burien
Everett Animal Shelter
333 Smith Island Road, Everett, 425.257.6000
Shelters strays from: Darrington, Gold Bar, Index, Lake Stevens, Marysville, Monroe, Snohomish, Stanwood, Tulalip and unincorporated Snohomish County
Humane Society for Seattle/King County
13212 SE Eastgate Way, Bellevue, 425.641.0080
Shelters strays from: Medina and Renton
Humane Society for Tacoma & Pierce County
2608 Center St, Tacoma, 253.383.2733
Shelters strays from: Federal Way, Tacoma and unincorporated Pierce County
Whatcom Humane Society
3710 Williamson Way, Bellingham, 360.733.2080
Shelters strays from: all areas of Whatcom County
Regional Animal Services of King County
21615 64th Ave, S, Kent 206.296.7387
Serves strays from: All of King County except Seattle, Des Moines, Federal Way, Hunts Point, Medina, Normandy Park, Renton, Skykomish, and those cities served by PAWS above
Seattle Animal Shelter
2061 15th Ave W, Seattle, 206.386.7387
Shelters strays from: Seattle
Metro Animal Services
1200 39th Ave SE, Puyallup, 253.841.5595
Serves strays from: Algona, Milton, and Pacific
Kitsap Humane Society
9167 Dickey Rd NW, Silverdale, 360.692.6977
Shelters strays from: All of Kitsap county
Paws of Grays Harbor
800 W. 1st Street, Aberdeen 360.533.1141
Shelters strays from: Grays Harbor County
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Shelters stray reptiles, rodents, birds, farm animals and small "exotic" animals.
Anacortes Animal Relief Fund 360.293.2865
Best Little Rabbit, Rodent and Ferret House Lake City area of Seattle, 206.365.9105
Cat Purebred Rescue Seattle, 206.782.2616 (voice mail)
Homeward Pet Adoption Center Woodinville, 425.488.4444
Humane Society of Skagit Valley 360.757.0445
MEOW Cat Rescue Kirkland, 425.822.MEOW
Northwest Organization for Animal Help (NOAH Center) Stanwood, 360.629.7055
Old Dog Haven Arlington, 360.653.0311
Pasado's Safehaven Sultan, 360.793.9393
Purrfect Pals Arlington, 360.652.9611
Seattle Purebred Dog Rescue 206.654.1117 (message phone)
Whidbey Animals' Improvement Foundation (WAIF) Whidbey Island, 360.321.9243
If you are experiencing an emergency with people or animals call 911. Generally, these are the phone numbers to file complaints about animals, report animal cruelty, and report lost or found pets. For situations involving wild animals, call the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife regional office at 425.775.1311 or PAWS Wildlife Center at 425.787.2500 x817.
If you do not see your local animal control phone number listed below, call your local city clerk, police department or sheriff's office.
Regional Animal Services of King County
Main Information Line — 206.296.7387
KCAS Service Area and Contact Numbers
(link includes both a list of areas serviced by KCAS and a list of phone numbers for those cities not in their service area)
Seattle Animal Control — 206.386.PETS (7387)
Kitsap Humane Society – 360.692.6977 x7216 (911 for emergencies)
Tacoma Animal Care and Control — 253.627.PETS (7387)
Buckley Police (Animal Control) — 360.829.3157
Pierce County Animal Control (unincorporated) — 253.798.7387 (also lists numbers for cities in Pierce County)
Metro Animal Services (Bonney Lake, Edgewood, Puyallup and Sumner) — 253.841.5595
Skagit County — 911 in an emergency, 360.428.3211 (dispatch office) for non-emergencies
Skagit County Sheriff's Office — 360.336.9450
Brier Police — 425.775.5452
Edmonds Animal Control — 425.771.0205
Everett Animal Control — 425.257.6000
Lynnwood Police (Animal Control) — 425.744.6982
Mukilteo Police (Animal Control) — call 911 to dispatch an officer (office # to ask questions about animal control services — 425.353.8222)
Snohomish Police Department — call 911 to dispatch an officer (office # to ask questions about animal control services — 360.568.0888)
Snohomish County Animal Services — 425.388.3440
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2 hrs ago | Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal
Legislature investigating groping allegations against Bill Kramer
Fellow Assembly Republicans voted Tuesday to strip Rep. Bill Kramer , pictured in this 2011 file photo, of his position as Assembly majority leader after allegations he sexually harassed one woman and inappropriately touched another during a fundraising trip to Washington, D.C., last week.
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Sparks fly over first ads in race for Governor
Politicians take sides over Milwaukee streetcar funding vs. road repairs
Senator Mary Lazich's Weekly Insight
Great news- your hard earned tax dollars are on the way back to your pocket. For the third time this legislative session the Wisconsin Legislature reduced taxes, proving our commitment to Wisconsin's taxpaying families, farmers, seniors, and businesses.
Walker pushes back against Burke in first TV ad
Gov. Scott Walker's campaign demanded Friday that Democratic challenger Mary Burke's first campaign television ad be taken off the air, insisting it falsely claims that unemployment went up since Walker took office.
Interfaith Leaders In Wisconsin Will Fast Every Saturday This Lent To Urge Medicaid Expansion
An interfaith group of religious leaders and community activists in Racine, Wisconsin will be fasting every Saturday this Lent to protest Gov. Scott Walker's decision to reject the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion and kick nearly 80,000 people off of the state's current, relatively generous Medicaid program, BadgerCare.
Rick Perry Urges 'Rebellion' During CPAC Speech
Rick Perry offered high praise of his fellow Republican governors, including South Carolina's Nikki Haley, Wisconsin's Scott Walker and Florida's Rick Scott.
Right-Wing Media Totally Cool With Paul Ryan Shaming Kids On Free Lunch Program
Conservative media were unfazed by Rep. Paul Ryan's suggestion that low-income parents don't care for their children if they receive free school lunches, a response that stays true to their history of shaming low-income people.
A story too good to check: Paul Ryan and the story of the brown paper bag
"The left is making a big mistake here. What they're offering people is a full stomach and an empty soul.
Reince Priebus touts Scott Walker's presidential potential
Republican National Committee chairman Reince Priebus touted the presidential potential of Gov. Scott Walker , R-Wis., suggesting that Walker is more likeable than Mitt Romney , and so might mitigate the problem that has made it difficult for Republicans to carry their midterm election successes into presidential elections.
Walker lobbies Kerry for Keystone XL pipeline
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is sending another letter in support of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline that would deliver oil from Canada to refineries along the Gulf Coast.
Gov. Walker picked to lead Midwest governors group
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says he plans to focus on propane issues as the new chair of the Midwestern Governor's Association.
Scott Walker to hit the airwaves for the first time
The air war in the Wisconsin governor's race will heat up on Friday as Gov. Scott Walker plans to hit the airwaves for the first time in 2014, two people tracking the ad buy told Post Politics.
Illinois governor's race showcases union fears
In this Jan. 16, 2014 file photo, venture capitalist Bruce Rauner, a candidate for the Republican nomination for Illinois governor, speaks during a business forum in Mount Prospect, Ill.
Christie at CPAC: "Mr. President, What the Hell Are We Paying You For?"
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie gave a rousing speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference Thursday, taking on President Obama while stressing his own conservative credentials.
Christie attacks Democrats as intolerant
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie received a standing ovation and bursts of enthusiastic applause Thursday at a conservative conference where he attacked Democrats and the media, praised Republican governors and defended billionaire GOP donors Charles and David Koch.
Scott Walker redux versus a "RINO"?
"Why are you running in the Republican primary? I think you should be running in the Democratic primary," Rauner needled [Dillard], noting that Dillard has taken hundreds of thousands of dollars in public-sector union money.
Chalkboard, school, education, academics
A bill that would give the Legislature power to write and approve Wisconsin's academic standards is all but dead in the state Senate.
Letter: What is Gov. Scott Walker's reasoning on Kenosha casino?
I am confused as to why the governor will not let the Menominee tribe build a casino in Kenosha without all the other tribes' approval.
Walker approves of Kramer's removal from leadership post
Governor Scott Walker says, assuming sexual allegations against Representative Bill Kramer are accurate, he should not hold a position of public trust and Kramer's colleagues were right to take away his leadership role.