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Pleasant Ridge has been the home of Peckham's Pumpkin Patch, Memory Lane Christmas Tree Farm and Memory Lane Christmas Lights for over 20 years.
Countless families from Northeast Kansas, including Ottawa, Eudora, Paola, Lawrence, Olathe, Gardner, Osawatamie, Kansas City and smaller communities throughout Franklin, Douglas, Miami and Johnson County have created family holiday memories at our farm's kid friendly Pumpkin Patch and Christmas Tree Farm.
We hope you join us this year and begin building your family holiday memories with us. Visit the farm once and we know you'll be back for our farm's special events year around and for years to come.
Opening weekends this Fall!
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Halloween is a great season for fun on the farm! Families from all around come to take part in their yearly traditions of picking pumpkins in our pumpkin patch! No matter if you pick a pumpkin that is big or small it will always be great for carving!
If you're looking for more Halloween fun then recruit yourself for the Kansas Zombie Response Team and join our force of zombie defense. We'll have you set up on one of our state-of-the-art paint-ball wagons and take you out into the field for a fun and fearful journey!
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When the shiver of winter comes breezing through the plains of Kansas it must be time for the holiday season. Venture out to the farm this Christmas Season to pick your own Christmas Tree. We grow excellent trees with great care for you and your family to choose from. Most of the time we cut the trees for our customers, but we also welcome those who want to do it themselves.
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New In 2013!
Another great tradition at Pleasant Ridge is celebrating 15 years of dazzling Christmas magic! Hop in the car and roll down Memory Lane's Christmas Light Show. This road of twinkling lights is a great family memory for years to come! Join us each year to see what fun and festive light displays we're adding!
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PHOENIX (AP) - Immigration proponents want to persuade Republican U.S. Rep. Matt Salmon to back proposed legislation that would create a 13-year road to citizenship for the 11 million immigrants living illegally in the United States.
The Arizona Comprehensive Reform Coalition is scheduled to rally for the bill at a town hall hosted by Salmon and Mesa Mayor Scott Smith on Wednesday.
Coalition members say they want to show the power of the Latino vote and the growing influence of the Hispanic community in Arizona.
Salmon has been critical of the proposed immigration overhaul.
He plans to host two town halls in his central Arizona district during this week's congressional recess. He is expected to discuss some of Congress' high-profile issues, including the proposed immigration overhaul and the federal health care law.
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I'm cleaning out my store for some new shirts coming this spring and the clearance section includes two Buffalo Bills tshirts. Both the Action Jackson and Spillerade tshirts are currently on sale for $15 - $21 plus an additional 15% off with the code BZ8RSWJ. The code can also be used on any of the other tshirts available at http://www.twoeightnine.com including the new Bad Things Man - Bruce Smith shirt.
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My kids are well aware that October is just around the corner, and they have already been begging me to get out the Halloween decorations, and to start planning our Halloween costumes. My 7-year old has been especially insistent that she is going to go trick-or-treating as a cheerleader this year! So in the spirit of… well… getting into the spirit of the season…. it's time to go searching for the very best Halloween Subway Art printables!
Here's a peek of how we decorated our kitchen last year….
Do you have a Halloween printable to link up?
Here are the Momof6 Subway Art Link-Up Guidelines:
- The link-up is for free printable artwork that can be framed and used as holiday décor. (While I also adore printables for banners, cake toppers, party games, and more- that's not the purpose of this link-up!)
- While I use the term "subway art", any free printable artwork that fits the theme and can be used for home decor is fine.
- The artwork submitted must match the seasonal theme- in this case, Halloween!
- The artwork must allow readers to print for free.
- You may link up each of your printables separately- or as a collection- the choice is yours!
- It is totally cool with me if you are linking up a print that you created last year, if you haven't yet had a chance to create a new one for 2012 yet!
- While a back link is not required for this link-up, a mention of Momof6 on your post is greatly appreciated! Including my link-up badge on your post would earn you rock-star status in my book!
The Halloween Subway Art Printables Linky will close at 5pm on Tuesday (10/2), and on Thursday (10/4) I will post my top 10 favorite picks! Can't wait to see what you Link-Up!


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Overhead lines that return unused power to Avista have been targeted by metal thieves since late August, according to a company employee.
Since Aug. 22, a suspect has stolen more than 1.5 miles of No. 6 copper for a loss exceeding $18,000. The company has been replacing the stolen copper lines with aluminum wire, which is less expensive.
The most recent theft occurred on Sept. 12 on North Hazard Road. Crews had just replaced the line at midnight and it was discovered missing again at 6 a.m.


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Apr 07, 2009
Joy's invitations
Joy did such a great job with her invites, I'm so glad she sent them! Letterpressed them all herself too!
I thought these were right up your alley…Boyfriend and i are getting married in DUMBO at Smack Mellon.. on earth day! April 22…i can't decide if i was more excited to get married or do wedding crafts! we had so much fun making our own announcements and save the dates that i wanted to do the invites as well..i've pretty much always been obsessed with letterpress so i took a workshop at The Arm (thearmnyc.com) in Brooklyn.. then bf and i came up with the idea for our invite.. i figured out illustrator, had a plate made and went back into the studio to press all of them! im in love.. i could do it all day! ha!
[images from Joy]
6 Comments to "Joy's invitations"
Wedding Guru Says:
April 7th, 2009 at 9:39 am
Very cool invites. Well done.
Abbie Says:
April 7th, 2009 at 10:23 am
These are very fun. I can't believe she letterpressed them herself!
Hazel Cruz Says:
April 7th, 2009 at 11:42 am
These are amazing! And I took a tour of their wedding website… they're absolutely adorable!
Leigh Says:
April 7th, 2009 at 2:47 pm
Those are amazing!
Joy Says:
April 7th, 2009 at 3:12 pm
Thanks for posting! we had so much fun coming up with these and i recommend the arm to anyone wanting to get crafty with their own invites… i'm planning on going back to do thank you cards as well!
chrissy from the perfect palette Says:
April 7th, 2009 at 8:02 pm
so very clever. thanks for sharing.
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We don't really have money to spend on Halloween decorations, so I decided to make some decorations this year. I painted and sewed some bunting featuring classic movie monsters: Dracula, The Phantom of the Opera, Frankenstein's Monster and his Bride, and The Mummy. I printed out stencils and painted each monster, then sewed all of the triangles onto a ribbon. I think it turned out well!
We made masks for our portrait and I cut bat silhouettes from black construction paper.
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Today's leaders face challenging times and challenging questions. What is the right thing to do? How will you maintain morale, productivity and quality? Is there a way to grow in tough times?
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Virtuous Leadership Workshops are rooted in classical teachings about the nature of the human person. Offered to business leaders, professional advisors, consultants and educators - regardless of their sector of professional activity - this workshop challenges participants to review their assumptions about leadership and their criteria for professional success in light of the classical virtues, imparting a new awareness of virtue as the key to wide-ranging personal and professional success.
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Archive → November, 2009
November 5th, 2009
Montreal.rb: the testing edition
Mark your calendars: Tuesday, November 17th at 6:30PM, at Bloom Digital's office – rsvp here.
Paul Mylchreest will give us an overview of pluginaweek's state_machine.
Martin Aumont is presenting watchr, a modern continuous testing tool that's more flexible than autotest.
The last presentation has François Beausoleil explaining how he used state_machine and watchr to build Nestor, which makes your tests run much, much faster.
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A second half curler from Mesut Ozil, slicing the ball around Richard Kingson from 20 yards out, gave Germany a 1-0 win over Ghana and first place in Group D.
Ghana also advances to the knockout stage of World Cup 2010, their goal difference allowing the Black Stars to advance on a tiebreaker over Australia.
Germany looked the better side throughout, creating more opportunities before Ozil's 60th minute opener. While Kevin Prince Boateng had gone closest in the first half by flicking on a corner that Philipp Lahm saved off the line, Ozil nearly put Germany ahead when put through on goal, only to have Kingson come off his line to smother his shot from 16 yards out.
In the second half, Özil made amends with his curling left-footer, putting Germany up to stay, winning the Germans the group with six points.
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Freebee rides now offered in Brickell, downtown Miami- The Miami Herald , Aug 19
A free transportation service that has been running in Miami Beach for two years is now operating in Brickell and downtown Miami.
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The owners of Sardinia Enoteca Ristorante in Miami Beach are planning to open two new regional Italian restaurants in Miami this fall.
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Handpicked shows for February 2013
Here are some shows you should consider going to this month. Friday, February 8: Jaill @ Beat Kitchen, 9:30 p.m. Cost: Ten | Tickets Other acts: Slushy, The Bingers Recommended: I've been into Jaill about as long as I've lived … Continue reading
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August 8, 2013
Today marks one month for prisoners on hunger strike throughout the California prison system. Earlier today, the mediation team working on behalf of the strikers was able to speak to the prisoners at Pelican Bay who initially called for the strike. Just moments ago members of the mediation team issued the following statement:
July 16, 2013
It is hot enough in Corcoran, California, to melt people. That being said, it still wasn't hot enough to keep upwards of 400 people from braving 103-degree weather to mobilize and rally at Corcoran State Prison in support of over 30,000 prisoners on hunger strike in California. The immediate goal is to stop the cruelty and torture that being held in isolation represents. The long-range objective is liberation.


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Q&A: Revertigo
Define your genre in five words or less:
Hard rock/alternative.
What do you love about making music?
There's nothing better than creating something with your best friends, and when we can't help but dance to a part we have come up with it's very exciting.
What do you hate about the music industry?
Not many people care about the music. It's all about how many tickets you can sell.
If you could travel back in time and show one of your musical heroes your stuff, who would it be and why?
Definitely Led Zeppelin. Show them our stuff, become good friends, use their plane.
If you could assassinate one person or band from popular music, who would it be and why?
One Direction. Could not contain my rage when they were compared to The Beatles.
What can a punter expect from your live show?
Lots of energy, lots of spinning, and spilt drinks. All to a hard-rockin' entertaining soundtrack.
What've you got to sell CD-wise?
Our debut EP All You Can Eat, available now on iTunes. Definitely worth a listen.
When's the gig and with who?
Saturday August 18 at The Nash Hotel, Geelong. With fellow Sydney band Dawn of The Ages and Melbourne band Them Bruins! Starts at 9pm and entry is only $5!
Describe the worst gig you have ever played.
A gig we played a while ago at the Annandale Hotel in Sydney. We used a drum kit supplied by another band. There was no drum key to adjust the toms, and I'm sure these tom drums were from different kits. I did my best to set it up with what I had, but midway through the very first song it began to fall apart. I ended up playing the next 40 minutes with only a kick and snare drum. It wasn't the best show for us, but I guess the mixture of anger and just letting loose because nothing else could go wrong proved to be very entertaining. The crowd loved it.


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↵The Opening Pitch: What would YOU ask A-Rod today? ↵↵
↵A-Rod's spring-training-opening press conference will be a circus, perhaps the biggest circus of the season. ↵
↵We will see which players will line up in solidarity for their teammate. (Et tu, Jeter?) We will see which reporters want to try to claim their 15 minutes by being as bombastic as possible in their questioning. ↵↵
↵Mainly, we will see how closely A-Rod sticks to the carefully cultivated script he used in his one-on-one with Peter Gammons. ↵↵
↵Will he hammer away at his talking points? Will he be drawn out, into new confessions? Will he at least show a little more emotion? Or will he shut down? ↵↵
↵A-Rod may have thought he was in the clear after his "sorry" moment; there is still plenty of opportunity today to re-taint himself. ↵↵
↵So, again: What would YOU ask A-Rod? Here's a good starter list. Put your questions in the comments. ↵↵
↵CBB: Pitt is No. 1. Yes, UConn was playing without Jerome Dyson. But they WERE playing at home, where they were virtually unbeatable ... right up until last night, when Pitt gritted its way through the Huskies' own tough D. ↵↵
↵(As I have said before: It's all meaningless until March. But it stands to reason that the teams at the top of the Big East will have survived a gauntlet of a regular season, unlike a contender from any other conference in the country, which will pay dividends in late March.) ↵↵
↵Meanwhile, Hasheem Thabeet is the leading contender for Big East Player of the Year and a sure-fire 1st-team All-American, but he was neutered against Pitt's post play (5 pts, 1/5 FG, 4 reb, 2 blk, 5 PF). How about DeJuan Blair's dominance? 22 points, 23 rebounds. Blair has more offensive rebounds (6) than Thabeet had total. (Here's a YouTube moment that captures it. Ouch.) ↵↵
↵MLB Spring Training: Still dominated by A-Rod/PED questions. David Ortiz said he would like to see a full-season ban for PED offenders (agreed), along with more frequent testing (agreed) of every player in the league (agreed), including the possible use of blood tests (agreed). Go ask your union rep about all that, Papi. ↵↵
↵(But note this detail buried in the story: "[Ortiz] drew a distinction between the use of steroids through 2003, when it was not penalized, and the period since then when testing with penalties has been in effect." While he was in a garrulous mood, did anyone ask Ortiz if HE used PEDs back in the '03 heyday?) ↵↵
↵Daytona Hangover: If nothing else, the D-500 managed to do something unprecedented — it turned Kyle Busch into a sympathetic victim. ↵↵
↵NBA 2nd Half: Some say the NBA is experiencing a Renaissance, but all I see is a handful of teams that consider themselves (or should be considered) contenders for this season's NBA title, and everyone else is either hoarding cap space for 2010 or using 2010 as a pretense to keep expectations (and thus costs) low now because of the crappy economy. ↵↵
↵NBA Trade Rumors: Is Amare ever going to get moved? (I love him in Chicago, btw). ... Richard Jefferson wouldn't turn Portland into a West contender this season, but he sure makes them that much more dangerous in '09-10. ... Wait: Don't the Hornets need Tyson Chandler, in order to be a contender? ↵↵
↵Phelps Watch: The South Carolina police won't press charges against him for the bong incident. No physical evidence and a carefully worded "Sorry for 'inappropriate behavior'" means the case was as flimsy as we all thought it was from the start. (Interesting detail: Whoever took the picture of Phelps, which started this whole mess, was paid $100,000 for it; I'm quite sure that Phelps would have paid a lot more than that to avoid this drama.) ↵↵
↵NFL: Jags release Fred Taylor. Especially coming off that Pro Bowl year in 2007, he felt like one of those stars who would spend their entire career with the same team. Now, he will have to chase Jim Brown on the all-time rushing list somewhere else. ↵↵
↵Meanwhile: If you have the 1st overall pick in your fantasy football draft, you would be nuts not to take Maurice Jones-Drew. ↵↵
↵CFB: Hey, Sam Bradford sounds like he wants to pull a Tim Tebow. ("Never worked harder" ... yada yada yada ... national title.) ↵↵
↵The Last Word: "I'm not sure I would have done anything differently." — Bud Selig, on PEDs in MLB. ↵↵
↵"A lot of people say we should have done this or that, and I understand that. They ask me, 'How could you not know?' and I guess in the retrospect of history, that's not an unfair question. ↵↵
↵"But we learned and we've done something about it. When I look back at where we were in '98 and where we are today, I'm proud of the progress we've made." ↵↵
↵Dan Shanoff writes The Wake-Up Call every weekday morning for SportingNews.com and blogs daily at DanShanoff.com. Got any comments, questions or feedback? Email Dan at shanofftsn-[at]-gmail-[dot]-com. ↵↵
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LITTLE ROCK (AP) - A Georgia-based health care company has announced plans to buy a skilled nursing center in Cabot.
AdCare Health Systems of Atlanta said in a news release Monday that it will purchase the unopened 70-bed facility for $6.3 million.
The company did not identify the seller and company officials did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment.
The center is described as newly constructed - but not open. AdCare said the sale is expected to be completed during the fourth quarter of the year.
AdCare said it believes the center will generate more than $8.5 million per year in revenue with help from referrals from St. Vincent North hospital in Sherwood and Baptist Health North hospital in North Little Rock.
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Oh, Tito.
"The Huntington Beach Bad Boy" and public speaking go together about as well as chocolate milk and Jägermeister. Tito Ortiz attempted to hold center stage at the recent press conference to announce that his client, female mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter Cristiane Santos, had signed a deal with Invicta FC.
However, as you'll see in the video above, Ortiz took to the dais with a mouthful of marbles, unable to clearly say his own client's name, much less deliver a coherent speech.
Not really sure whose bright idea it was for "Cyborg" to undress and step on a scale that no one could see, either. That was just weird and unnecessary, especially when no one was around to verify that Santos weighed 160 pounds.
Does it even matter?
It shouldn't because no matter what Ortiz tries to spit out, and no matter what unscientific evidence he enters into the court of public opinion, Santos will either have to just cut down to 135 pounds if she wants to fight Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) champion Ronda Rousey or stop talking about it.
Unfortunately, that doesn't appear to be happening anytime soon.
"I am not running," Cyborg said as she wore this shirt. "I want to fight her [it's personal] because of her personality. She doesn't respect me. She [has said] bad things about me. I want to fight her."
Uh-huh ...
In the meantime, Santos will compete against Ediane Gomes at Invicta 5 on April 5, 2013, in a 145-pound match (read more on that here). The winner will then move on to fight Marloes Coenen for Invicta FC's 145-pound championship, an opponent who "Cyborg" starched under the Strikeforce banner back in 2010.
Hopefully, we don't have to listen to Ortiz try and tell us all about it.


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CVM Releases 2003 NARMS Retail Meat Annual Report
FDA Veterinarian Newsletter July/August 2005 Volume XX, No IV
The Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) has recently published its 2003 National Antimicrobial Resistance Monitoring System (NARMS) Retail Meat Annual Report, which reports on the prevalence of antimicrobial resistance among zoonotic foodborne -bacteria.
According to the report, which was posted on CVM's website (http://www.fda.gov/cvm/coversheet2003.htm) September 30, the goal of the retail meat surveillance program is to determine the prevalence of antimicrobial resistance among foodborne bacteria that are pathogenic to humans, and among commensal organisms, which are not pathogenic to humans, but can pass resistance traits to bacteria that are. In particular, the survey looked for resistance in Salmonella, Campylobacter, Enterococcus and E. coli.
The NARMS retail meat surveillance program is a collaboration that includes the Food and Drug Administration, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and 10 participating FoodNet laboratories in the United States.
FoodNet is a component of the CDC's Emerging Infections Program, which CDC created as an active surveillance program to help public health officials understand the epidemiology of foodborne diseases in the United States.
The report states that retail meats are a point of potential bacterial exposure to consumers, and are therefore of public health importance. The information generated from the retail meat program will be compared with data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the CDC components of NARMS to ascertain the prevalence of Salmonella sero-types and the antimicrobial resistant patterns of the four bacterial species throughout the food production -environment.
The data from the retail meat program will establish a "reference point" to allow scientists to analyze trends of antimicrobial susceptibility and resistance phenotypes among foodborne human pathogens and selected -commensal bacteria in meats commercially available to the U. S. consumer.
During 2003, eight CDC FoodNet laboratories collected samples for the NARMS Retail Meat surveillance program (California, Connecticut, Georgia, Maryland, Minnesota, New York, Oregon, and Tennessee). Staff from the participating FoodNet sites visited at least five grocery stores per month, purchasing 40 samples of fresh meat, which included 10 samples each of chicken breast, ground turkey, ground beef, and pork chops (the exception being Connecticut, which collected only five samples each for 2003).
All eight FoodNet sites cultured the meats and poultry for the presence of Salmonella and Campylobacter. Additionally, the Georgia, Maryland, Oregon, and Tennessee laboratories cultured meat and poultry for the presence of E. coli and Enterococcus. Once isolated and identified, bacterial isolates were sent to FDA's CVM Office of Research for further characterization including species confirmation, antimicrobial susceptibility testing, and genetic fingerprinting through pulsed-field gel electrophoresis analysis (Salmonella and Campylobacter only).
The NARMS retail meat component began in 2002 and is the newest addition to the NARMS program. There are currently 10 FoodNet sites participating in the collection and analysis of retail meat samples. This has increased the number of retail meats examined and number of bacterial isolates recovered. The 2004 annual report is currently being developed and should be available in early 2006.


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SEATTLE, Feb. 19, 2013 - As part of a week-long series on childbirth-related topics, KING 5 TV's (NBC) morning newscast featured a live, in-studio interview about preparing for motherhood with Minor & James Medical OB/GYN Robin Cole, M.D.
Swedish Mill Creek to Host Free Seminar Feb. 21 on Treatment Options for Heavy Menstrual Bleeding
MILL CREEK, WASH., Feb. 19, 2013 – If heavy periods are interfering with your daily activities, you're not alone. It is estimated that one in five women deal with this problem every month. The good news is that there is a wide range of treatment options that can reduce or eliminate those symptoms and get women back to their regular activities.
Swedish Ballard OB/GYN Helps Discuss The Pros and Cons of At-Home and Hospital Births on KUOW Radio
SEATTLE, Feb. 12, 2003 - Joy Zia, M.D., who is a physician with Swedish OB/GYN Ballard, took part in a discussion today on KUOW Radio (94.9 FM; NPR) about the pros and cons of at-home and hospital births.
Swedish to Offer Free Class on Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) at Ballard Campus Feb. 9
SEATTLE, Feb. 6, 2013 - Screenings for cancer, high blood pressure and cholesterol are probably on your doctor visit checklist. Screening for abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) probably should be, too, but many doctors don't know about it. Vascular surgeons from Swedish are hosting a free community health education class about this silent killer and whether this important screening is right for you. The 90-minute program will be at Swedish Ballard (5300 Tallman Ave. N.W.) on Saturday, Feb. 9 from 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m.
Swedish Offers New Treatment for Glioblastoma Brain Tumors
SEATTLE, Feb. 6, 2013 – Swedish Neuroscience Institute has added a new and innovative therapy to its treatment arsenal for glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) – a very aggressive and difficult to control brain tumor.
Swedish Administrator Interviewed by Media on Growing Problem of Mental Health 'Boarding' and Coalition Proposal Among Area Hospitals to Add Additional Designated Beds
SEATTLE, Feb. 6, 2013 - in light of the critical nature of the topic, Swedish Vice President of External Affairs Dan Dixon was interviewed by two media outlets this week - The Seattle Times and KOMO TV (Channel 4; ABC) - about local hospitals having to 'board' mental-health patients because of the lack of appropriate beds.
Swedish Issaquah First Hospital in State to Offer Bavia Postnatal Massage Services
ISSAQUAH, WASH., Feb. 1, 2013 – Childbirth is often painful and always unpredictable, but postpartum recovery doesn't have to be. New mothers can now leave the hospital even happier with Postnatal Body Therapy™ by Bavia™. This postnatal massage service is now available at Swedish/Issaquah.


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The NL Central in 2012 is going to look very different than it did in 2011. The best first baseman in the division- possibly the whole league- in Prince Fielder and Albert Pujols have departed for the American League and will compete in brand new pennant races (at least for them). Ryan Braun could be gone for 50 games. The Cubs have a revamped front office. The Reds might finally have some pitching to work with.
However, the division is going to look even more different in 2013, considering it's going to be missing a team.
Tags: Albert Pujols Chicago Cubs Cincinnati Reds Houston Astros Los Angeles Angels Of Anaheim Norichika Aoki Oakland Atheltics Prince Fielder Ryan Braun Seattle Mariners Texas Rangers


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There is a growing crisis in healthcare that must be addressed. The crisis is not just about the increasing number of uninsured people, it is about the substantial number of people whose insurance coverage is totally inadequate. It is not just about rising costs, it is about people having no choice but to make medical decisions based on cost, and it is about insurance companies who choose to make decisions on this basis. It is not just about the high cost of prescription drugs, it is about people being forced to choose between buying a prescription and paying the rent. While the healthcare industry's middlemen continue to enjoy enormous profits, New Yorkers of all income levels are being increasingly squeezed.
This imbalance is seen in the fact that the United States spends more than most other countries per capita on health spending, yet our outcomes aren't any better- in fact, a number of countries enjoy better outcomes than the U.S. and do not exhibit such serious race- class- and gender-based healthcare disparities.
It is my hope that the recently passed healthcare legislation is a step forward in the direction of single-payer universal healthcare system. However, we must monitor its implementation to be certain that essential provisions, such as elimination of denials based on pre-existing conditions, subsidies to make coverage more affordable, parity for mental health benefits, as well as significantly expanded access to Medicare, are implemented as promised.
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Death Investigation in Grayson County, KY
Date of News Release: 05/18/2006
(Elizabethtown, KY) - On Tuesday, 05-16-2006 at approximately 09:30 p.m., Kentucky State Police Detectives were contacted to investigate the death of Howard Milburn, white male, 58, of Custer, KY who was found dead in his residence located on High Plains Road in the Custer area.
On Wednesday, 05-17-2006, an autopsy was conducted by the Medical Examiners Office that revealed that Mr. Milburn died as a result of a closed head injury.
On Thursday, 05-18-2006, other evidence was recovered that led detectives to believe that Mr. Milburn was struck by a motor vehicle. It is believed that he was struck sometime between the times of 11:00 p.m. on Monday, May 15th, and 08:00 p.m. on Tuesday, May 16th. The injuries sustained by Mr. Milburn eventually lead to his death.
Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Kentucky State Police Post of Elizabethtown at 1-800-222-5555 (in the state of Kentucky only, does not work out of state) or 270-766-5078. Detective Jason Propes is in charge of the investigation which is still ongoing.


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The placenta is the only temporary organ in the human body. It develops with pregnancy and is shed after the pregnancy ends. It is comprised solely of fetal cells, and then "invades" the mother's uterine wall in an intricate process called placentation.
It is connected to the mother by a network of small blood vessels, and to the fetus through the two arteries and a vein contained within the umbilical cord.
The placenta begins to form the moment the fertilized egg (which has already divided into a clump of cells called a blastocyte by this time) implants in the uterine lining. The placenta continues to grow throughout pregnancy, ultimately becoming roughly disc-shaped, with an average weight of 1 pound at full-term.
The functions of the placenta are:
- To carry oxygen and nutrients from the mother's circulatory system to the fetus'
- To carry wastes and carbon dioxide from the fetal circulation to the maternal circulation
- To provide "passive immunity" to the fetus by transporting IgG antibodies
- To "filter" microbes to prevent a fetus from getting infectious diseases, though this function is not 100% effective
- To secrete progesterone, human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), human placenta lactogen (hPL), and estrogen necessary to maintaining pregnancy
- To protect the fetus and the fetal component of the placenta from the mother's immune system -- which normally attacks "foreign" elements in the body -- by secreting various chemicals that "confuse" and suppress the immune system
- To act as a reservoir of blood for the fetus in case the mother's circulation is compromised by changes in blood pressure
If any of these functions are impaired, a pregnancy may not be able to continue to full-term. In fact, problems with the placenta are one of the leading causes of pregnancy loss.
Placental problems include:
- Placenta previa -– When the placenta grows over, or close to, the internal opening of the cervix. Previa is associated with a high risk of vaginal bleeding in pregnancy, and can be a life-threatening emergency if a woman begins to labor with a previa.
- Placenta accreta -– If the placenta attaches too deeply into the uterus, it is called an accreta. There are different types of accreta, depending on how deep the attachment occurs. Accreta can also be a life-threatening emergency in labor, and poses a risk for both post-partum hemorrhage and surgical interventions, including hysterectomy.
- Placental abruption -– When a placenta separates from the uterine wall prior to birth, it is called an abruption. It can be fatal for a fetus, depending on the degree of separation. This condition can also be dangerous for the mother, due to excessive blood loss. The only "cure" for a severe abruption is immediate delivery.
- Chorioamnionitis –- A bacterial infection of the membranes that make up the bag of waters. Usually, the infection travels up through the cervix from the vagina. It requires antibiotic treatment and rapid delivery of the fetus to prevent further complications for both mother and baby.
Because problems with the placenta are such a common cause for pregnancy loss, doctors will often recommend that a pathologist examine the placenta after delivery. A placental exam is an essential part of an autopsy of an infant in the case of miscarriage or stillbirth. Your doctor will respect your wishes if you do not want to have an autopsy, but most women and cultures/religions are comfortable with a placental exam, which may result in helpful information about the cause of your loss.
Some cultures have special practices regarding the placenta after birth. Some, like the Maori of New Zealand, the Navajo of North America, and Cambodians, bury the placenta. Among the Ibo in Nigeria, full funeral rites are given to each placenta. Practices worldwide are wildly diverse: exposing the placenta to the elements, planting the placenta along with a tree, even eating the placenta. Placenta is also an ingredient in some Eastern medicines.
In the case of pregnancy loss, if you wish to have your placenta buried or cremated along with your baby, notify your physician.
For more information, please refer to the following articles:
Special Concerns in Pregnancy: Placenta Problems
Placental Exam Basics, with Pictures
Video: Placental Abruption
Oyelese, Yinka, and John C. Smulian, "Placenta Previa, Placenta Accreta, and Vasa Previa." Obstetrics & Gynecology 2006. Accessed 15 Nov 2011.
Varney, H., Kriebs, J., et al. Varney's Midwifery, Fourth Edition. 2003.
What You Need to Know About Your Placenta. March of Dimes. Accessed: 15 Nov 2011. http://www.marchofdimes.com/pnhec/188_1132.asp


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Liberal senator Mary Jo Fisher resignsPUBLISHED: 21 Jun 2012 20:22:00 | UPDATED: 22 Jun 2012 13:43:06PUBLISHED: 22 Jun 2012 PRINT EDITION: 22 Jun 2012
David Ramli
South Australian senator Mary Jo Fisher has decided to resign from Parliament, citing her mental health after allegedly being caught shop-lifting on Saturday.
According to a statement issued by the senator, her decision came after she experienced a panic attack caused by depression. She will step down on August 10.
"I do so on medical advice and after experiencing a further panic attack, similar but less severe than the one which caused such grief 18 months ago," she said.
"It has become undeniable that for me, the road to full recovery from my depressive illness has been hampered by my trying to get better, at the same time as continuing to serve in public office."
When asked about allegations Senator Fisher had been reported for shop-lifting, a police spokesman in Adelaide said a woman matching her age was apprehended on June 16.
"Police can confirm that a 49-year-old woman has been reported for shop-lifting from a supermarket at West Lakes [Adelaide]" he said. "Security staff approached the woman outside the store and allegedly found goods in the woman's personal bags that had not been paid for. Police were then called and the woman reported."
Senator Fisher faced court last year charged with shoplifting $93 worth of groceries and assaulting a security guard. She avoided conviction or penalty after the magistrate accepted she suffered a serious panic attack.
In a statement, Opposition Leader Tony Abbott commended her decision to resign as honourable.
"She's a friend and this has been very tough on her but she has done the right thing for herself, and her family," he said. "I wish her well as she wrestles with this illness and look forward to a long friendship."
On Friday Prime Minister Julia Gillard told reporters Ms Fisher's decision must have been a difficult one to make.
"I'm sure that was a difficult decision for her in what was an unhappy set of circumstances," Ms Gillard told reporters.
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Miley playing Michelle Bachmann was the best that Miley has looked in a long time... The Republican swag works for her. #SNL—
Travis Whisler (@traviswhisler) October 06, 2013
Miley looks better as Michele Bachmann than as Miley Cyrus… #awk—
luisa cristine (@luisacristine) October 06, 2013
Miley needs to grow her hair back out. Miley Bachmann was hot.—
Jimmy (@JimmyPrinceton) October 06, 2013
Man, Miley is pretty fly when she rocks Michele Bachmann hair. #SNL—
(@shameonyoudule) October 06, 2013
So, Miley Cyrus and the Saturday Night Live writers turned her pop hit "We Can't Stop" into a satire of the government shutdown.
@jrthorne0 @MileyCyrus @MileyOfficial boehner and bachman twerking http://t.co/6aWU3sNxpQ—
Robert Henninger (@henningerrobert) October 06, 2013
Lordt. RT @HuffPostComedy John Boehner and Miley as Michele Bachmann star in 'We Can Stop (The Government)' on #SNL http://t.co/NCVYbAnxO8—
Gabe Ortíz (@TUSK81) October 06, 2013
#SNL – Making Miley Cyrus and the government shutdown twerk together. http://t.co/ca2rQEgwEg—
Music Mania Music (@MusicManiaMusic) October 06, 2013
The liberals at SNL may have thought they succeeded in mocking conservatives. But it's clear from viewer reaction that Cyrus's costumery merely exposed how overexposed she is. They prefer Miley's Michele Bachmann look to her usual skank wear hands down.
Something I never thought I'd say: Miley Cyrus looks so hot as Michele Bachmann.—
Lisa Hernandez (@lisamhern) October 06, 2013
Something has gone awry when Miley Cyrus is sexier as Michele Bachmann than as herself. #SNL—
Chris Allen (@ChrisKotera) October 06, 2013
Miley looks better as Michelle Bachmann—
b W a (@BridgetAnnimal) October 06, 2013
Miley Cyrus looks way better making fun of Michelle Bachmann than she does as herself—
Zak Kaiser (@Zak_Kaiser) October 06, 2013
Okay, so I think Miley looks pretty in her Michele Bachmann hair and makeup.—
Valorie (@YayForValorie) October 06, 2013
Miley looks so hot as Michelle Bachman… and this video is actually very witty. #MileyOnSNL—
David Levitz (@DavidLevitz) October 06, 2013
Miley looks hottest as Michelle Bachmann, whoever that is…—
Tommy Dingus (@noDINGUSno) October 06, 2013
Miley looks good with Michelle Bachmann hair. #snl—
Lady Tedwina Slowsby (@_ohsnaps) October 06, 2013
Heh. Someone noticed the likeness before:
Whoa!!! Miley looks like Michele Bachmann #lol stylebistro.com/lookbook/Miley…—
Marq.on.Affairs (@politicalMarq) September 20, 2013
Exit question:
does miley know who michelle bachmann is—
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11 Jan 2014
Get 10% off at MUJI
If like me you have been lusting after the infamous Acrylic MUJI storage for your beauty stash, then now might be the time to snap some up. MUJI are offering 10% off their acrylic storage, cosmetic accessories and home fragrances.
This is very very tempting. I've also heard rave reviews about their candles & some of them have been pipped as being dupes for the rather pricey Diptique candles. I thought I would share with you my MUJI wishlist, incase you needed some inspiration.
The 10% discount is available on purchases online and in-store for a month, starting January 13th. If you don't live near a MUJI store you can use the discount online. Very handy
For online purchases use the code - MUJIBEAUTY
For in store purchases you will need to download this voucher
Let me know what you're lusting after from MUJI & if you make a cheeky purchase.
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I need to pick up some more makeup storage so this couldn't have come at a better time :O). Thanks for this! Xx
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Evangel football falls again, this time to Peru State
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Sundays@ 9/8C on PBS
Eavesdrop on two ex-lovers who meet for lunch at their favorite haunt from years before. Will sparks reignite? Emma Thompson and Alan Rickman star in The Song of Lunch.
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Tune-in alert: Breathless starring Jack Davenport (Smash), Zoe Boyle (Downton Abbey) and Iain Glen (Game of Thrones) premieres Sunday, August 24th on MASTERPIECE Mystery! (check local listings).
Breathless, starring Jack Davenport, premieres Sunday, August 24, 2014, 9pm ET on MASTERPIECE on PBS.
via Variety: "'Breathless' is a breath of fresh air… the temptation is to breathe in every last bit of it."
Doctors and nurses have been engaged in soapy doings since broadcasting's infancy, but seldom in a package quite as tantalizing as "Breathless." Set in the early '60s, this three-part "Masterpiece"...
Aug 22, 2014 at 9:04 p.m.
via PARADE Magazine: "Just when you thought summer television was nothing but reruns, PBS has thrown us a fabulous option to fill the void."
Just when you thought summer television was nothing but reruns, PBS has thrown us a fabulous option to fill the void. Premiering Sunday, August 24th, Masterpiece: Breathless provides another beautiful, binge-worthy series from the people who seem to have the formula for period drama marked by style…
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via BuzzFeed - 18 Gasp-Worthy Secrets About "Downton Abbey" Season 5 From The Cast
*NOTE: Season 4 spoilers (you have been warned)
Michelle Dockery, Allen Leech, Laura Carmichael, and Joanne Froggatt share details about the new season with BuzzFeed. Warning: SPOILERS ahead if you haven't finished Season 4.
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Norman Chonacky, "Ave Atque Vale," COMPUTING IN SCIENCE & ENGINEERING, Vol. 10, No. 6, pp. 3-5, NOVEMBER/DECEMBER, 2008.
author = {Norman Chonacky},
title = {Ave Atque Vale},
journal ={COMPUTING IN SCIENCE & ENGINEERING},
volume = {10},
number = {6},
issn = {1521-9615},
year = {2008},
pages = {3-5},
doi = {http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/MCSE.2008.139},
publisher = {IEEE Computer Society},
address = {Los Alamitos, CA, USA},
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TI - Ave Atque Vale
A1 - Norman Chonacky
It has been my privilege to have served as the editor in chief of Computing in Science & Engineering magazine for the past four years. On 1 January 2009, Isabel Beichl will assume this post as my replacement.
I leave it to Isabel to introduce herself to you in the next issue, but in this, my last editorial column, I want to reflect a bit on what I refer to as our evolving mission. This was, not coincidentally, the title of my first editorial column. In part, my inspiration was a piece written by this magazine's first editor in chief, George Cybenko. In our very first issue, January/February 1999, in reference to our two merged precursors, he wrote:
CiSE is setting up camp at the confluence of two great intellectual rivers—the physical sciences and the computational sciences. This camp will grow into a town and then a city but only if we learn each other's languages and trade in good faith.
Likewise, my first column carried a quote from the magazine's charter, framing its mission as
supporting and promoting the emerging discipline of computational science and engineering, and fostering the use of computers and computational techniques in scientific research and education [] among physical scientists, engineers, mathematicians, and others who would benefit from computational methodologies.
George's metaphor echoes that charter passage, and both pieces serve as context for my reflections about what I've seen transpire in and around CiSE during my four-year tenure. In particular, as I stated in that first column, my commitment as EIC was to focus on three aspects of our work: community, content, and approach. My intent was to foster community as a marketplace for cross-cutting ideas, to diversify our content as a melting pot for computation in all sciences, and to explore approaches to achieve these ends by experimenting with different venues.
For one, the target community related to our mission has certainly grown in the past four years. Technological advances that have made more computing power available to the "masses" have spurred increases in computing across the sciences and engineering. Multicore processors and cheap, fast storage, now found on any desktop, make computational approaches to doing science accessible to anyone who recognizes how to apply them. Building on new computational power and storage capacity, Google has revolutionized the way users can access information, from searches to maps to collaboration. Improved simulation techniques and tools have greatly expanded the range of scientific and engineering problems that are accessible to solution.
However, despite this expansion in computational capabilities and the conceptual innovations in their application, it's commonly accepted that the rate of growth in computational usage by science and engineering fields—particularly at the high-performance end and among experimentalists—lags. Just as the computational sciences and the sciences of computation are inextricably intertwined, so are the challenges of education, invention, and practice to realizing computational benefits.
I experienced part of this on a personal level in my EIC-related journeys, both geographic and intellectual. In 2005—my first year on the job—I attended a full poster session at a large, national, applied optics conference. Out of the 100-plus posters, I could find only two in which numerical simulation was an integral part of solving the experimental problem. One of the presenters, a graduate student, freely offered that the simulations he used were an important part of unraveling the mechanisms responsible for the experimental data. He also mentioned that it was his initiative and responsibility to set up and employ the simulations (adapted from a national lab's code) even though it was his professor who was responsible for recognizing the results' meaning.
Among many other examples I've witnessed during these four years, this one illustrates paradigmatically the nature of the barriers to greater computational use. Based on them, I will speculate that they're partly generational, partly cognitive, and partly experiential. First, the generational: compared as cohorts, the younger generation simply has more ease and more appetite for engaging computation than the older. second, the cognitive: both cohorts suffer from a relative lack of ability at "computational thinking." Computation truly is a third paradigm—along with experiment and theory—for coming to understand the physical world, and many if not most of us simply aren't up to it yet. Third, the experiential: the community suffers from a lack of successful examples and thus isn't conducive to taking risks that have real payoffs.
This situation is what makes the prospects for publications such as CiSE so tantalizing. situated "at the confluence," as it were, of two enterprises with such great prospects, it's positioned to exploit its role as a magazine to cross-fertilize among our component constituencies. we can, by virtue of the magazine venue, offer case studies of new methods, perspectives, needs, and successful examples in a form that can be widely understood not just as to their details but also in their implications for our own work. This is our holy grail.
So, how have we been doing? That answer is up to you, the readers, to decide.
What about our future? The bottom line is that all paper-based technical publications have considerable costs and are suffering financially. This vulnerability was one of the many things that I had to learn about the publishing enterprise. I had excellent teachers in the professional staff and directors of the IEEE Computer society publications office and many "learning moments." True, the individual subscription level for CiSE bucked the industry's trend to plunge last year, and we actually experienced an increase, but we should be doing much better. One of the movements within the publications enterprise is to understand how to better use information technology to present content and, more important, value-added services. However, such paradigm transitions for publication suffer analogously from obstacles like those I just attributed to computation in science and engineering.
One obvious service that CiSE might provide is tied to the considerable need for building community among computational scientists of all flavors—physical, geophysical, astrophysical, chemical, and biological—and those engaged in scientific computing—computer scientists, applied mathematicians, and software engineers. we've made strides during the past four years in expanding our content's scope over this full spectrum, and our editorial board is becoming correspondingly diversified. But we're just now beginning to experiment with technologies such as wikis for interaction and collaborative work, with much to learn. Moreover, we don't have unlimited time to make a go of this experiment "at the confluence," as George so aptly described it.
Fortunately, I leave this post in able hands, with a committed, working board and a brand-new EIC. I should point out that Isabel is an applied mathematician whereas I'm an experimental physicist. we had an understanding when our predecessor publications merged in 1999 to form CiSE that EICs—each with two two-year terms—would be chosen alternately from the two broad areas represented in our parent publications, and the selection of an applied mathematician honors that agreement. as publications often reflect the professional personality of their EICs, so will CiSE and with good purpose. after all, our charter calls for working together across differences, and we shall continue to do so.
With this, I extend all good wishes to Isabel for the future. Hail and farewell.
Norman Chonacky is interested in hearing any and all thoughts you might have about this magazine. Contact him at email@example.com.


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UFC 122 is set to take place on November 12 in Oberhausen, Germany. The event will air on Spike TV in the United States via tape delay. And now, it looks like UFC 122 has a main event.
From The Wrestling Observer's Dave Meltzer (via Bloody Elbow):
Vitor Belfort vs. Yushin Okami will be the main event of UFC 122 on 11/13 in Oberhausen, Germany. This will be a Spike show in the U.S. The winner will likely face the Anderson Silva vs. Chael Sonnen winner for the middleweight title sometime next year.
I think most people probably saw this match up coming. With Anderson Silva and Chael Sonnen set to run it back sometime early next year, Belfort and Okami were left behind to face each other with a title shot awaiting the winner.
Belfort of course has been nursing an injury that kept him out of his scheduled UFC 112 title fight against Anderson Silva earlier this year. "The Phenom" was last seen in action at UFC 103 where he finished Rich Frankin in the first round in his first fight back with the promotion since 2005.
Yushin Okami, the proverbial top contender in the UFC's middleweight division, will finally get a chance to fight for a title shot. Seemingly always in the "mix," Okami has been passed over when it comes to the division's big fights likely due to his less than thrilling fighting style.
While it may not be fair, it's probably a fact.
Yushin has won two straight fights with his most recent victory coming at UFC on Versus 2 against Mark Munoz. "Thunder" has gone 9-2 during his tenure with the UFC with his only losses coming at the hands of Rich Frankin and Chael Sonnen.
A win over Belfort coupled with another successful title defense from Anderson Silva against Chael Sonnen would set up an interesting rematch between the two fighters as Okami was the last man to defeat Silva, albeit controversially, back in 2006.
Keep it locked to MMAmania.com for more news on UFC 122 as it breaks.


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Legendary head coach Phil Jackson is now on Twitter. Since joining the social networking site, he has amassed over 70,000 followers and the figure grows at a very high rate.
So far, Jackson has only tweeted once, but has already received over 11,000 retweets:
11 champ;ipnsikp[ ringhs
— Phil Jackson (@PhilJackson11) March 27, 2013
In his 20-year head coaching career, Jackson coached the Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles Lakers, winning 11 NBA championships.
Welcome to the Twitter world Phil!


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So I don't really know who is in the lead and I don't really give a shit because all of this is a fluff job for the end of the season when Jackie Treehorn's Trampoline hands every last one of you troglodytes your candy ass on a silver platter. So savor the flavor of your lead whoever is in first because much like Jason Biggs' in American Pie, you will all blow your loads long before you reach the finish line.
Wait, I'm sorry this is out of line. This should be a friendly competition amongst e-friends. Actually, I'm not sorry. I don't give a fuck!
We are a well oiled machine who's precision, as Mike Goldberg would say, is really precise. So to all the other teams, whatever you guys named yourselves, get your tarps ready because all of you are about to be shitted on like the front 4 rows of a Gallagher performance in Thailand's Red Light District.


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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) - At least two bills affecting reproductive health will die in the Mississippi House because a chairman says he won't bring them up for debate before a Tuesday deadline.
House Judiciary B Committee Chairman Andy Gipson opposes abortion. But, he says he won't seek a vote on his own bill that would ban the procedure once a fetal heartbeat is detected. A similar bill died in a Senate committee last year and he anticipates that would happen again.
Gipson says he also won't bring up the "Protection of the Human Person Act," which would ban creation of any human-animal hybrid through in vitro fertilization.
That bill's sponsor, Republican Rep. Tracy Arnold, of Booneville, says with crops, chicken and fish already genetically altered, he worries such hybrids could be attempted.
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Friday, January 24, 2014
Simon Hobbis in action. Picture by Nicky Craft.
WIGHTLINK Raiders were dealt a hammer blow last weekend as they lost two crunch matches in the NIHL Division 1 South — seriously threatening their position at the top of the table.
Double defeat to second-placed Chelmsford Chieftains and third-placed Invicta Dynamos has seen their lead cut to just one point with Chelmsford — with three games in hand — primed to pounce.
Invicta are also in contention, two points behind and with one game in hand.
Wightlink Raiders 3, Chelmsford Chieftains 4
Raiders were left reeling at Ryde Arena on Saturday night, when a controversial decision robbed them of a point against their main rivals for the league title, Chelmsford.
The Islanders faced plenty of early pressure from the Essex side, who dominated the early stages. Raiders exerted their physical strength on Chelmsford to try to force mistakes and it appeared to work. However, Chelmsford still looked threatening and they made the breakthrough when Daniel Volrab scored on the wraparound.
Two minutes later, Raiders produced an excellent reply when Steven Osman and Corey Watkins combined to release man of the match Richard Facey in front of net and he made no mistake.
Chelmsford regained the lead in the 12th minute, while on the powerplay, Ross Brears netting with a deceptive lob shot which had Matt Colclough fooled.
Then, just before the break, after Dan Pye had been penalised for tripping, James Ayling netted a third for Chelmsford.
Raiders started brightly in the middle session, pulling a goal back through Osman, Facey and Watkins assisting. They then had a great chance to equalise when Chelmsford incurred two penalties in quick succession, but wasted the opportunity.
Chelmsford made them pay just 70 seconds from the break, when Volrab scored his second.
Once again Raiders came back and narrowed the gap to one once more, when Jeremy Cornish slammed the puck home. And three minutes later there were scenes of jubilation when Osman appeared to net the equaliser. Chelmsford protested the goal and then, with no explanation the referee reversed his decision.
As the clock ticked down, Raiders tried and tried to score goal four again — pulling their goalkeeper and hitting the post twice — but it was not enough.
Invicta Dynamos 6, Wightlink Raiders 4
Raiders somehow relinquished a solid four-goal lead at Invicta's Gillingham rink on Sunday night.
The Islanders made a great start with Facey scoring after only five minutes. Two goals from Matt Vizzari, the second shorthanded, put real space between the two sides, and when Watkins scored at 29.15, Raiders looked set for a clear run.
But Invicta had other ideas and, thanks to a string of powerplay opportunities, took a grip on the game.
They pulled one back two minutes after Watkins's efforts, with a delayed penalty goal, before making it 4-2 at 33.47.
The final period saw Raiders concede more penalties and Invicta continue to pull back the deficit. Two powerplay goals levelled affairs and then, with less than three minutes on the clock, they scored while shorthanded.
Raiders, in a vain attempt to make it 5-5, pulled their goalkeeper but the gamble did not pay off, and they scored into the empty net with just 42 seconds remaining.
Tomorrow (Saturday), Raiders host the resurgent Streatham Redskins at Ryde Arena, face-off 6pm.
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Danish fire fighters attacked daily in Muslim ghettos with stones, petrol bombs
"The chairman of the Danish union for fire fighters, Jesper Bronée, is sounding the alarm: 'we are attacked with stones and beaten'.
Firefighters work to save lives and buildings when disaster occurs, but today it is at the risk of their own lives and health. Not because of the flames, but because they are assaulted while performing their vital functions in society.
Stone throwing, ambushes and petrol bombs are part of the daily routine when firefighters work in neighborhoods dominated by immigrants.
'It is a frightening and disastrous development that we are experiencing, particularly in areas such as Vollsmose Tingbjerg and Gellerup (Muslim ghettos). For firefighters, it is an unnecessarily stressful factor that could ultimately cost lives,' says Bronée, to Den Korte Avis."
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