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OSO, Organic & Wild Madagascan Prawns
OSO, The premium brand of Organic and Wild Madagascan prawns. Sustainable seafood.
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- Address: OSO-Delta Pêche sas - ZI de Couperigne , 4 Impasse Descartes Map
- City, State: VITROLLES Cedex 9, Country: France Postal Code: F-13847
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- WebSite: http://www.madagascar-gambas.com
- Email: OSO, Organic & Wild Madagascan Prawns Contact: Mrs Sylvie Valosio
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OSO is the premium brand of Organic & Wild Madagascan prawns. Officially certified "Organic" under "AB" Label (France/Eu Regulations),OSO has been chosen by French consumers as "Best Taste of the Year" in 2006-2007-2008 & 2009. OSO is providing premium Organic prawns solutions for the Chain stores as well as food-service and premium restaurant. The international NGO "SEAFOOD CHOICES ALLIANCE" has elected OSO as its SEAFOOD CHAMPION 2009, for its contribution to the industry by implementing OSO organic prawn aquaculture in Madagascar, totally integrated in its social and ecological environment. OSO is also certified under ETHICAL TRADING INITIATIVE (ETI)social and human rights standards. Top retailer's brand are buying from OSO in the UK (Marks and Spencer), in the continental EU (LVMH-La Grande Epicerie de Paris, Monoprix, Carrefour, Auchan, Intermarché, Reynaud Rungis (Gr Atlantys), and the premium restaurants and fishmongers. For more information,visit OSO www.madagascar-gambas.com
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Mr. Scronce (NAWG, July 13, Page 4-B) calls the support for the climate change legislation of the National Association of Wheat Growers as being made with a sense of "inevitability." I assume that means, "it is coming, so we may as well give up and get on board." He also says that we only have two choices, either participate and take the cash or don't be a part and just accept whatever comes. I do not agree. I believe that we should continue to make every attempt to influence the legislation to lessen its negative effects, but we should also do all we can to defeat the total package. He mentions that the legislation "is going to be costly to farmers and many other sectors in the economy." What it is probably going to do, in the long run, is eliminate our agriculture industry's ability to compete worldwide for many, many years. And it will put huge cost increases on everyone, especially those least able to afford it--the poor and those living on limited incomes.
Mr. Scronce says we should try "to benefit as much as possible under any green house gas regulation scheme." Sounds a bit selfish and shortsighted! With the huge cost increases that will be put on those forced to buy credits, they will be forced to do all they can as fast as they can to reduce that need to buy credits. That will leave us with a short time to "benefit," and a long time to regret our inability to compete worldwide.
How about if we as an industry do our best to reduce the impact of this disastrous legislation for everyone and, at the same time, work for its defeat? I am.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
414 S. 6th St., Marshall, IL
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Friday / Feb. 22, 2013 / 11:00 AM
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Pearce Funeral Home
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Thursday / Feb. 21, 2013 / 3-7 PM
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Rosary - 3:30 PM
Darwin Cemetery - West Union, IL
Dave Igleheart
Sept. 21, 1935 - Feb. 19, 2013
He retired in 1991 from Regional Hospital at Terre Haute and had been employed at several hospitals prior to being employed at Regional.
He was born September 21, 1935 at Owensboro, KY, the son of Perry and Dorothy Brackett Igleheart. He married Barb Folz on Dec. 11, 1959 at Evansville, IN.
Surviving are his wife, Barb: a sister, Margaret of Wadesville, IN; a brother, Larry Damm of Evansville, IN; two brothers-in-law, John Folz and Bob (Deb) Folz both of Evansville, IN; a sister-in-law, Sandy (Jack Markham) Allen of Booneville, IN; several nieces and nephews, and several cousins living in the Madisonville area. He was preceded in death by his father, Perry Igleheart; his mother, Dorothy Damm and his grandparents, including Della Brackett who raised him.
He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church of Marshall and the Helping Hands Society of the church. His hobbies were baking and working with flowers and was very active with Helping Hands of the church. He volunteered his time and efforts to many organizations in the community.
Mass of the Christian Burial will be celebrated 11:00 AM Friday at St. Mary's Church of Marshall with Revs. Michael Haag and Jeff Grant officiating. Burial will be in the Darwin Cemetery, rural West Union, IL. Visitation will be 3-7 PM Thursday at Pearce Funeral Home in Marshall with the rosary being recited at 3:30 PM. For those desiring, memorial contributions may be made to Helping Hands of St. Mary's Church.
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The buyer shall be the person making the highest bid which is acceptable to the Auctioneer as signified by the fall of the hammer. In the case of a dispute as to the highest bidding during or immediately after the sale of the lot, the Auctioneer may if he thinks fit put up the lot again for sale.
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Fine Art and Antiques
662 Lots
Lot 1
A Beswick model of a mare, modelled head down facing right, no. 1812, palomino matt. 14.5cm
- Estimate: Est: £30 - £50
Lot 4
A group of Beswick, comprising standing stag, no. 981; and two does, no. 999A. (3)
- Estimate: Est: £40 - £80
Lot 6
A Beswick model of a Jersey cow, "Newton Tinkle", no. 1345, gloss. 11cm
- Estimate: Est: £40 - £60
Lot 7
A Beswick model of a thoroughbred stallion (small), no. 1992, grey matt. 14cm
- Estimate: Est: £30 - £50
Lot 8
A Beswick model of a donkey, no. 2267A, gloss; together with a Beswick model of a donkey foal, no....
- Estimate: Est: £30 - £50
Lot 9
A Beswick model of a boar, "Wall Champion Boy 53rd", no. 1453A, gloss. 7cm
- Estimate: Est: £20 - £40
Lot 10
Two Beswick models of black faced rams, no. 1765, gloss; together with a Beswick model of a black...
- Estimate: Est: £30 - £50
Lot 11
A group of Beswick models of dogs, comprising cocker spaniel, no. 967, black and white gloss;...
- Estimate: Est: £30 - £50
Lot 12
A 19th century Staffordshire pottery bust of John Wesley, modelled on an integral socle with...
- Estimate: Est: £50 - £100
Lot 13
Charlotte Rhead for Crown Ducal, a "Turin" pattern vase, c. 1932-35, of ribbed waisted form,...
- Estimate: Est: £60 - £80
Lot 14
An Imari punch bowl, c. 1900, characteristically densely painted with floral panels in iron red,...
- Estimate: Est: £180 - £250
Lot 15
A Tressemanes & Vogt Limoges porcelain plaque, c. 1892-1907, the rectangular panel painted with a...
- Estimate: Est: £400 - £600
Lot 16
A Royal Doulton partial tea service, designed by Charles Noke, comprising teapot, cream jug and two...
- Estimate: Est: £40 - £60
Lot 17
A group of John Ridgway Superior Stone China and Imperial Stone China table wares, c. 1830's,...
- Estimate: Est: £250 - £350
Lot 18
A Royal Dux porcelain centrepiece, modelled as a fisher girl sat upon a rock flanked by twin shell...
- Estimate: Est: £400 - £600
Lot 19
A pearlware helmet shaped cream jug, probably North Eastern, decorated with opposing puce transfer...
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £150
Lot 20
An English porcelain tray, c. 1830-35, of rounded oblong form, with light green painted scroll...
- Estimate: Est: £40 - £60
Lot 21
An English porcelain basket, c. 1830-35, with fused handle, finely painted with gilt framed central...
- Estimate: Est: £60 - £90
Lot 22
A Swansea plate, c. 1820, the "duck egg" body painted with a central botanical study within double...
- Estimate: Est: £300 - £400
Lot 23
A Flight period Worcester mug, c. 1790, decorated in cobalt blue and gilt with foliage. 9cm
- Estimate: Est: £120 - £180
Lot 24
A pair of English porcelain leaf moulded plates, c. 1835, each painted with floral sprays in...
- Estimate: Est: £30 - £50
Lot 25
A rare fouled anchor mark Coalport cabinet plate, c. early 1820's, the centre finely painted,...
- Estimate: Est: £150 - £250
Lot 26
A good English porcelain campana shaped vase, probably Coalport, c. 1810, with gilt double lion...
- Estimate: Est: £250 - £350
Lot 27
A rare Caughley miniature tea bowl and saucer, painted in underglaze blue with the "Island"...
- Estimate: Est: £200 - £300
Lot 28
A Factory "Z" porcelain trio, c. 1800, comprising coffee cup, tea bowl and saucer, gilded and bat...
- Estimate: Est: £80 - £120
Lot 29
A Derby shell shaped dish, c. 1815, the large central and four smaller floral sprays probably...
- Estimate: Est: £200 - £300
Lot 30
A rare Worcester toddy cup, c. 1768, of so called "thistle shape" and Red Line Bordered Group...
- Estimate: Est: £700 - £900
Lot 31
A Doulton Lambeth stoneware and brass lamp base, decorated by Edith Lupton, incised with stylised...
- Estimate: Est: £200 - £300
Lot 32
An Imari charger, c.1900, the central panel painted with an island, within a six panel alternating...
- Estimate: Est: £80 - £120
Lot 33
A Minton majolica vase, the squat baluster body moulded with basket weave and applied with Spring...
- Estimate: Est: £150 - £250
Lot 34
A Ruskin pottery vase, the tapering body with grey fissure glaze, dated 1915, impressed marks. 23cm
- Estimate: Est: £300 - £400
Lot 35
An 18th century Chinese blue and white tea canister, of canted rectangular section, underglaze blue...
- Estimate: Est: £200 - £300
Lot 36
A Minton parian figure of Ariadne, modelled by John Bell after Dannecker, the goddess sat draped...
- Estimate: Est: £250 - £350
Lot 37
A group of Oriental and English ceramics, including an Imari bowl, 18th century Chinese Export...
- Estimate: Est: £40 - £60
Lot 38
A Royal Worcester Bonzo dog figure, c. 1930, white-glazed, no. 2855, brown printed mark. 8cm
- Estimate: Est: £200 - £300
Lot 39
A Royal Worcester centrepiece, painted by J. Southall, the bowl with three panels, two painted with...
- Estimate: Est: £700 - £900


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Keswick Rugby Club in the Heart of the Lake District arguably has the most scenic ground in the country being surrounded by the high lakeland fells. However, the view comes at a price as 'Lake District' is probably a good way to describe the club's pitches several times a year. The Clubhouse itself is protected by the town's flood defence wall, but in 2005 the flood waters breached the defences and the clubhouse disappeared under several feet of contaminated water, with the storm force winds ripping off large areas of the roof.
For 18 months, the club worked on an ambitious £750,000 scheme to build a new elevated clubhouse that would be floodproof, but were ultimately frustrated when a key developer withdrew and Sport England funding was lost.
After two seasons of having no clubhouse and feeding youth players in the car park, there was little choice but to set about a plan to try and recover the old clubhouse. Leading the way were three past players encased in biological suits who undertook the initial pressure cleaning and spraying with antibacterial spray of every surface in the club. This was followed by a team of over 70 volunteers who cleared the clubhouse of debris, took down fallen ceiling and stripped the plaster from the walls. Work then turned to rebuilding and decorating with Dads and Mums wielding hammers and paint brushes whilst their children played rugby outside. The clubhouse and kitchen were finally brought back into use.
However two weeks after re-opening, a new flood put six inches of water back in the clubhouse. Stage 2 of the club's plan saw them having to flood proof the clubhouse; so during the summer, the floor was taken up and many tonnes of material was moved to create a solid floor. A new pumped drainage system was installed outside the clubhouse to pump away any water build up.
During the inevitable leaning on shovels and end of work beers, ideas started to come forward on how it would be nice to have a patio with picnic tables for the members and their families in the summer. 3,000 pavers latter the new flood proof clubhouse with a new extensive patio was opened. All the work has been undertaken entirely by club volunteers.
Regrettably the two squash courts at the club proved to be beyond repair. However they have now been transformed with one court now equipped as a gym and the second converted to house all the kit and equipment allowing the club to create an extra changing room in the main clubhouse.
The club now plans to work with the RFU to improve the pitches and this summer are planning to install a new drainage system, undertake major remedial work on the pitches and install floodlights. The club's objective being to double the amount of rugby they offer to their two senior and 13 youth teams.
The work from all at Ellingham and Ringwood RFC has seen the club flourish in the past few years. Their 1st XV has been promoted three times and now compete in the London leagues. They have also established a 2nd XV; currently top of Dorset Division 3 and are close to running a 3rd XV. They also run a women's team, who won the National Plate a few seasons ago, hold the Rugby Football Union's Seal of Approval and are considered a model of a good community club. All this from a club that played for many years out of a single pitch and old wooden pavilion in the New Forest, and were (perhaps unfairly) considered to be the worst rugby club in Hampshire!
The main achievement of the work put in by the committee is the completion of an eight year project, to relocate the club to the centre of Ringwood with facilities that meet 21st Century standards for a growing club like Ellingham and Ringwood. This has culminated in the successful fund raising via club members, the RFU, Sport England, the Rugby Football Foundation, Ringwood Brewery, Ringwood Town Council and New Forest District Council. The recently completed £850k project, has been the construction of a sports pavilion, two rugby pitches, artificial cricket wicket, 300m grass athletics track, four 18m training floodlighting columns and pavilion that includes four changing rooms, officials changing room, first aid room, kitchen, storage space and clubroom.
As a result of this redevelopment, the club plan to utilise their new facility by achieving a number of self-set targets, including increasing their Mini and Youth section by over 50, almost doubling their adult male participation, develop a volunteer recruitment plan that would see a five-fold increase in volunteers, develop a coach and referee recruitment plan and look to increase qualified coaches and referees by 150% and 200% respectively. The club also plan to build on the Tag rugby sessions and Tag Pub League that the club run which will see 20 regular tag players and 120 in the pub league.
In addition, the new facilities will ensure increased school usage with 370 pupils using it twice a week for two hours, 160 pupils participating in after school clubs, 30 students from local sixth form college, cricket usage and athletics usage over the next 5 years.
Having played at Haworth Park, where the club have had a lease, since 1992, it was made clear that the owners of the ground were looking at alternative uses and were therefore unwilling to grant the club a new extended lease in order for the club to continue and grow. It was a very worrying time for the club as the current facilities were very tired and the Mini and Junior section of the club was diminishing rapidly.
The Committee were looking for several years for an alternative venue and eventually found the ideal place to call home. After several years of negotiations, the club was granted a 50 year licence at the Young People's Institute sports ground on Chanterlands Avenue in the city. The Hull Young People's Institute was founded in 1865 and is a registered charity whose aim is to provide facilities for use by inhabitants of the City of Hull and surrounding neighbourhood, with particular emphasis on young people.
The facilities consisted of some very tired and run down buildings, some tennis courts that were in poor order, a bowling green, cricket square and two football pitches. As the place was in need of a new lease of life, the club were free to join the other clubs down there and the future of Rugby Union in Hull was now secure. However, there was much work to be done in the space of a year to enable the club to move. For starters there was no 1st XV pitch, so the first job was to raise the funds to construct a new state of the art playing surface to be completed in time for the start of the 2008/09 season.
Work also had to be carried out on the clubhouse building, including work to the existing changing rooms, new showers, female toilets, disabled toilets and bar areas. All of the above was done by raising funds and by the generosity of some of the clubs members. The club has not received any grant money for any work to date but are delighted to announce that following their successful move, the club has never been in a better position. The club now have a rapidly expanding Mini and Junior set up, as well as a good Senior set up that is becoming more sustainable.
Due to their success, further work and improvements are needed and the club are now in the process of applying for various grants that are available so that they can offer people of all ages the opportunity to improve and develop further. As with all these things, much progress has being made but there is still a lot of hard work ahead!


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Introduction: Static inspiratory pressure volume (SP-V) curves of the respiratory system have been advocated to guide ventilator settings (PEEP and tidal volume) with the goal of optimizing stable recruitment. It is generally well known the DP-V curves are shifted rightward by an amount dependent on auto-PEEP and flow resistive pressure. It is less generally understood that recruitment may occur as a function of VT and PEEP. Because increasing tidal volume may aid recruitment, the relevance of SP-V curves to the dynamic condition of tidal ventilation remains obscure. Our objective was to compare the pressure-volume relationships under static and dynamic conditions. We compared functional residual capacity (FRC) under dynamic conditions to the volume from the corresponding SP-V curve under a range of ventilatory conditions in an oleic acid lung injury model.
Methods: Five mongrel dogs were anesthetized, paralyzed and monitored to assure a stable preparation. Acute lung injury was induced by oleic acid infusion and the injury was well established after 4 hours of ventilation. FRC at ZEEP was measured by helium dilution and flow and pressure by standard methods. By dropping PEEP to ZEEP for 20 seconds we measured end expiratory lung volume change (
Results: Mean total FRC was increased above the SP-V FRC by 267±86, 425±129, 494±199 ml for PEEP = 8, 16, 24 cmH2O (arrows on representative figure). Increasing the flow setting shifted DP-V curves rightward.
Conclusions:. We conclude that substantial recruitment occurs under dynamic conditions that is not reflected by the classical SP-V curve and that the contours of the SP-V curve may not necessarily reflect the events of tidal ventilation. Dynamic P-V curves are shifted rightward in proportion to flow and autoPEEP detracting from their clinical utility.
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Its wash day, and because I'm often stopped in the mall and in beauty supply stores.
I decided to give you an updated regimen for my natural coily, kinky, curls.
I like these shampoos for a couple reasons.
- Very inexspensive.
- You can find them just about any where.
- They actually work!
I usually shampoo once a month unless, I have a lot of build up during the week and then I will shampoo twice a month.
I wash using tepid water, it helps in the detangling keeps curls from tangling together.
While washing I concentrate on my scalp, massaging scalp lightly then smoothing the rest of the soap towards my ends, rinsing with cool water.
These are great conditioners as well..
- They are inexpensive.
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I usually cowash or condition my hair once a week, using cool water to seal in the condtioner.
These are the only oils that I use.
The castor oil is used to seal in my conditioner after I co-wash, while my hair is still wet.
I concentrate on any areas that are damaged or grow slowly which is the crown of my head.
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I use it for twist outs, a leave in, and sometimes on my wash and gos.
But for the most part I use a quarter sized amount to my hair right after my co-washes and shampoos, then after I add the Cantu Shea Butter leave in conditioner,I add a quarter sized amount of my castor oil to seal in the leave in.
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Had college lacrosse burst onto the scene one generation earlier, one local resident would have become a household name within the inner circles. Settling for three National Championships and a professional contract, however, is not a bad consolation prize.
Alex Rosier can now add one more accomplishment to the resume, nearly 20 years after his college career ended.
Rosier, a 1991 graduate of Mineola High School, was recently inducted into the National Junior College Association (NJCAA) Men's Lacrosse Hall of Fame.
"When I got the call I got choked up a little," said Rosier, a Williston Park resident. "My old coach called and it took me back."
He had one of the most decorated careers in the history of college lacrosse. After the completion of his All-County season at goalie in Mineola, Rosier went on to play at Herkimer Community College in upstate New York during the 1992 and 1993 seasons.
At the time, Herkimer boasted a top-3 national ranking in lacrosse and was notorious for boasting some of the most talented lacrosse players from upstate.
"Coach Paul Wehrum is a Hall of Fame coach, both at the junior college and D-1 level, and he had a big influence on me," said Rosier.
Rosier promptly went on to win all 35 games during his two-year tenure to go along with two junior college National Championships. He was the captain of the 1993 team and was named All-American.
"It was something we had to carry on," he said of the winning tradition at Herkimer.
When it was time to move on to a four-year college after his two seasons, the decision was easy. Rosier moved 58 miles west to another lacrosse powerhouse—Syracuse University.
"Their goalie had just graduated and they were looking for a new one. Coach Wehrum and the Syracuse coach had a good relationship, so it was a fit," he said.
Despite moving on to play against top-tier talent, Rosier led the Orangemen to the Final Four in '94 before being knocked off by Virginia 15-14 in OT. During that season, Rosier compiled 245 saves—ranked sixth in program history.
Most people would have been content with such a tremendous season, but Rosier and the Orangemen took it to the next level in 1995. They defeated Maryland 13-9 to claim the National Championship.
Although he was talented enough to play at the professional level, a league did not exist at the time. Rosier went on to play for club teams that competed in tournaments.
Four years later, the Major League Lacrosse was founded by Jake Steinfeld and Dave Morrow. Rosier went on to sign a professional contract with the New Jersey Pride.
While Rosier was successful and living his dream, he "came to the realization that lacrosse wasn't paying the mortgage," he said.
At that point in his life, he had begun his career as a member of the New York City Department of Corrections Emergency Service Unit at Rikers Island. Now, with his lacrosse career in the rear-view mirror and with three kids, he still looks back on his playing days with fond memories.
"It was a good run," he said when referring to his career. The next phase of his career will be in coaching.
"I'm still involved with the local PAL. I enjoy giving back to the kids—that's what it's all about now for me."


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James Bond is Back in Action! Bond's next assignment brings him to Fort Knox, where Auric Goldfinger and his collaborators have plans to invade Fort Knox and eradicate the world economy. To come to the world's rescue once again, Bond will need to pose as someone else and befriend Goldfinger as he evades dangerous hats and keep away from Goldfinger's pilot, the radiant Pussy Galore. She does not care for 007, but he will do everything he can to change her mind.


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When you talk to Fury III singer-guitarist Stephen Nutt, you get the feeling that one day, as he's being led away in handcuffs, his neighbors will be standing in their front yards saying to reporters, "He seemed like such a nice guy." And he does. But it's only after talking with Nutt for a while that you begin to notice his quirks. Like when the Dallas Observer ran a story on his band last year and he wanted to use a photo of a coffin in lieu of one of him and his bandmates, bassist Benjamin Johnston and drummer Jeff Ryan. Or when he approached us at the CD release party for Fury III's EP Poor Me a few months ago, offering us a couple of razor blades, saying cryptically, "You might need these." Whatever. We learned a long time ago that when Nutt does things like that, he's probably joking. At least we hope he is. Besides, Fury III's music (think early Kinks, then stop thinking) is enough to make up for Nutt's skewed sense of humor. Just don't take anything he says too seriously. Fury III performs on Thursday at Club Dada, 2720 Elm. The show starts at 10 p.m. and will be broadcast live on broadcast.com. Call (214) 744-DADA. The cover charge is $5.
february 26
If you've ever wondered what motor oil tastes like, go down to your local pub and order a pint of Guinness. We like beer as much as the next guy. In fact, occasionally we have drunk enough for us and the next guy, but Guinness is where we draw the line. On the few occasions we've ingested the thick black liquid, we've awakened the following morning with the strange sensation that we'd eaten one of our pillows while we slept. It was like having a beer float. Call us crazy, but we like to have our dessert with a cup of coffee, not in our beer. Many people out there might scoff at our distaste for the creamy beverage and point out that we are something of a disgrace to our Irish heritage. Fine. We're comfortable with that. At least more comfortable than we'd be if we ever had to drink another pint of Guinness. If you disagree, head down to The Old Monk on Friday to participate in the Great Guinness Toast, an effort to get in The Guinness Book of Records for the most people toasting at the same time. Celtic rock band The Killdares will perform at 8 p.m. The Old Monk is located at 2847 N. Henderson, and there is no cover. Call (214) 821-1880.
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The Dallas Video Festival doesn't start for several weeks, but beginning Saturday, The MAC and the Dallas Video Festival are offering a preview of this year's showcase. Well, sort of. The exhibit, Wired for Living, features 13 video and film works by visual artists, including Matthew McCaslin, Nam June Paik, Kaleta Doolin, Brian Fridge, and Nic Nicosia. It's an acknowledgment of how far video art has come, finally on par with "painting and sculpture as collectible items," according to Bart Weiss, director of the Dallas Video Festival. That may be true, but it's still going to take a while to convince us that the medium responsible for Saved By the Bell: The New Class can be thought of in the same terms as painting or sculpture. See for yourself when Wired for Living opens at The MAC, 3120 McKinney, on Saturday with a free reception from 6 p.m. till 8 p.m. The exhibit continues through April 3. The 12th Annual Dallas Video Festival happens on March 25-28. Call (214) 953-1212.
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Pardon us for raining on its parade, but the lineup for the two-day Third Annual Texas Independence Day Music Festival doesn't exactly strike us as, uh, exciting. It looks more like a Deep Ellum junior varsity scrimmage, featuring the likes of Shame Shame, Resident Hero, Tiffany Shea Band, Eden Automatic, Seventh Veil, and another fine mess. Kinda makes you wonder who'll be playing at the Galaxy Club and Curtain Club, since all the usual suspects will be at Sons of Hermann Hall for the festival. Of course, there are a few standouts. Well, two, actually: blues man (and Observer contributor) Josh Alan and snotty punks The Visitors. But sorry, fellas, two out of three dozen ain't good. Prove us wrong. The Third Annual Texas Independence Day Music Festival happens 2 p.m.-midnight Sunday and 7 p.m.-2 a.m. Monday at Sons of Hermann Hall, 3414 Elm. Tickets are $15 on Sunday and $10 on Monday. Call (214) 823-3966.
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Since December 1990, the USA Film Festival has presented classic films on the first Monday of every month, giving people a chance to see some of the best films Hollywood ever produced as they were intended to be viewed: on a big screen. While we question the film that started the series (Funny Face), for the most part the festival's picks have been unimpeachable--not only critics' faves, but just plain good movies, whether they are Bruce Lee flicks such as Enter the Dragon or underrated gems such as The Night of the Hunter. The USA Film Festival celebrates the 100th screening of its First Monday Classics series with Alfred Hitchcock's masterpiece Notorious, starring Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman. The screening happens at 7:30 p.m. at the AMC Glen Lakes Theatres, 9450 N. Central Expressway. Tickets are $7, $6 for USA Film Festival members. Call (214) 821-FILM.


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We are unwinding from a fun weekend with friends and family. We plan on relaxing rest of the night tonight, well I do I hope Lil Bill has the same plans. I feel like I have to mentally prepare myself for the busy week we are going to have. We have multiple appointments every week but this week we have more than our usual amount.
Every Monday we have physical therapy and every Tuesday we have occupational therapy, so every week they are given appointments. The past week Lil Bill has been doing so well with tummy time, I took lots of pictures to show them. Both his therapists are a great support for us. Here is one of the pictures, he is getting so much better at tummy time and he loves it, he gets excited and laughs during it.
This week also on Tuesday we have a meeting with our child development case worker, statewide services for the deaf and hard of hearing, and the school district. Our child development case worker is through the state's early intervention program. Every state has one by law, to make sure that any child that qualifies for services can receive what they need. We receive our physical therapy through them, our occupational therapy through them, and hopefully soon will be receiving speech and feeding therapy through them. Their program as well as A.I. and CHOP has waiting lists for both feeding and speech. It is frustrating that Lil Bill can't get the services he needs but also sad that so many children need them. We also see our neurologist through the Child Development program. So they really do a lot for children with delays, I am very grateful for them.
After hearing about Lil Bill's hearing loss and hearing disorder, auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder (I will get around to explaining what this means later I promise), our case worker wanted to get us acquainted with additional services that will help Lil Bill. We all met at A.I. hospital a couple weeks ago when we were impatient but we are meeting again to come up with a more updated Individualized Family Service Plan.
Wednesday we are going to the Pulmonologist I am sure we will know after that appointment what we are going to do about Lil Bill's sleep apnea. Since his pulmonologist is the one who put him on the NJ tube I am hoping he will give us guidance on when to move it back to an NG tube, and if not we see a new GI doctor Thursday. So I am sure by the end of the week at least we will know what is going to happen with the tube. The 18 hour continuous feeds are very hard on all of us, Lil Bill included so I am hoping we can change that schedule. Plus now that he is able to eat by mouth, its hard to find times to try because of his feeding schedule. Lately we have been doing two bottles and one puree during his 6 hour feeding break. He has been doing so well!! Especially with the purees.
I tried making a home made avocado puree for him, he was not a fan at all. So we tried an apple puree, which he loved, and a prune puree which to my surprised he loved so much! He got so upset when we were done eating, as you can see here.
I will be sure to update what happens with all these appointments! OH BY THE WAY, we are getting hearing aids August 27th! Just in time for Lil Bill's first birthday on August 31st! What better gift for a birthday than possibly being able to hear more??
Our story of our son William, better known as Lil Bill, born at 23 weeks and 1 day gestation which led him to spend the first 5 months of his life in the NICU, he has kept us very busy since day 1. He does not let his auditory neuropathy, hearing loss, cerebral palsy, or airway or lung issues get in his way. He so so happy and so determined and I will never stop believing in him. This is our story through the highs and lows of life with Lil Bill.
Sunday, August 4, 2013
Busy bee, Busy Bill
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So glad we have some adorable pictures to accompany this fantastic blog -- even if Bill Bill isn't enjoying them so much haha....love you all, Aunt Sarah :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 15, 2013 at 11:57 PM
He's so precious! God bless you momma, you're a rock star! And God bless Bill, he's soo beautiful and such a trooper!ReplyDelete
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Rav in New York
d. 22 Tishrei, 1994(5755) Shemini Atzeres
Rav Yaakov Kantrowitz, the chief rabbi of Trenton, NJ was the Rav's father.
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Directions to kever:
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Wellwood Avenue
Farmingdale, NY 11735
(Corner of North and Zangwill Avenue, Block: 54, Section: Tiferes Jerusalem)
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It doesn't seem like he was a Rav, all it says on the kever is that his father was a Rav.
Rabbi Yakov Kantrowitz was Rav in Tranton NJ (not in Newark) he past away on Hoshana Rabbah of 5706 (1945).
Rav Avrohom Kantorovitch z"l was a shochet in Mexico who had a strong mesorah of nikkur which he passed down to younger butchers.
Every year on both his father's yarhtzeit and his mother's yarhtzeit he would make a siyum mesechta, and he was mesayim sha"s.
He was active in publishing his father's seforim and wrote introductions to them.
His father was Maran HaGaon HaRav Yaakov Kantorovich zt"l, which those that knew him (including his nephew HaGaon HaRav Moishe Feinstein zt"l) held of him as the Gaon HaDor. He was Rav of Timkavitch in Russia and at the end of his life, when the communist took over Russia, and all rabbonim's lives were in danger, he and R' Moishe were of the last Rabbonim to escape to America where HaRav Kantorovich bacame rav of Trenton, NJ. He authored Tzilusa DeShmaatsa on the Shev Shmaatsa, Chidushei HaGR"Y and other seforim.
Rabbi Avroham Kantrowitz came from a strong lineage of gedolei hadoirois, as detailed in the biography of the new edition of his father's sefer Chidushei HaGR"Y vol. I.
Rabbi Avroham Kantrowitz's brother-in-law was HaGaon HaRav Yaakov Moishe Shurkin z"l.
Maran HaGaon HaRav Moishe Feinstein z"l was his first-cousin.
Maran HaGaon HaRav Michel Feinstein z"l, HaGaon HaRav Yoshe Ber Soleveitchik z"l and HaGaon HaRav Ahron Soloveitchik z"l were his first-cousins once-removed.
His father Rav Yaakov Knatrowiz was buried in the Workers of Truth (פועלי אמת) Cemetery in Trenton, see photo of the Ohel:
According to some sources he was later moved to EY
CORRECTION to #6:
His brother, R' Hertzel was the Shochet who all that information applies to.
R' Avrohom worked as a typesetter of seforim, including, I believe, on his father's and cousin's (R' Moishe) Seforim.
R' Avrohom had some of his father's phenomenal koiach hazikoron, and knew Shas, Chumash and the entire siddur baal peh.
R' Avrohom was a quiet unassuming tzaddik who lived with his wife in Boro Park.
They did not have children.
The Lineage and family info in #6 is correct for both R' Avrohom and his brother R' Hertzel.
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Waters Breaking At 34 Weeks - Any Info Pls?
Hi There,
My sister's waters broke this morning and she's 34 weeks pregnant. She is in the delivery suite at hospital and has been told she could go into labour at any time. Can anyone give me any more info please... i.e. how long could she keep going until they interveen, the risks etc etc.,
I feel bad as she is only 21 (Younger than me!) and i live 3 hrs away, due to having to look after my little girl have been unable to visit/stay with her to help. (Parents live in Scotland.. she's on her own)
Thanks a lot everyone.
P.S Is her 1st baby
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don't know loads about it as my waters didn't break but i started contracting at 32 weeks and was told that 34 weeks was what i needed to get to. i got the impression things are less complicated after then, I really hope everything is ok. Hope someone can help you more.
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I can tell you what happened to me as my waters also broke at 34wks.
They took me in i wasn't having major contractions and wasn't dilating. They wanted to move me to another hospital as they said they had no room in the NICU, so gave me some drugs to stop any contractions so they could move me (dd1 was quite a quick labour). I reacted to the drugs so they decided they'd just have to find room in NICU.
I was moved to a delivery room where i spent a few hours had my tea etc until i was eventually moved down to the ward. Was told 'most people's contractions start within 24 hours of their waters breaking' so was kept in. 24 hours came and went, i was scanned to check baby's size and monitored during the day and told 'some people's contractions start within 48 hours of waters breaking'. That came and went by this point they were worried about risk of infection so took bloods which were inconclusive so they kept me in. This continued for the next 3 days, they just monitored me and took bloods to check for signs of infection. Eventually when i told them i was climbing the walls and wanted to go home to dd1, they said i'd be staying in until i had the baby.
Luckily my contractions started early hours of that morning. I was taken up to the delivery suite and monitored, the dr said she was unhappy with the heart trace and wanted to put in a drip to speed up my contractions. But before she could do that it had to be ok'd with the consultant so she went off to ring him. 2 mins later she came back said 'consultant's not happy, baby's coming out now'. So io was prepped for theatre and taken in for an emergency section.
When dd2 was born, apparently the smell from the waters was terrible as we did have an infection from being left so long, and this was why her heart rate was erratic. She was taken to NICU and we were both put on iv antibiotics.
Luckily she was fine she weighed 5lb 3oz and spent 5 days in the NICU. She's now coming up to 2 and a half and has had no problems from being early.
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The last guidance that was on the NICE website states that women can wait upto 96hrs after pre rupture of membranes and most labours start naturally after 24hrs.
I have had a look on there but they dont seem to be there anymore, unless they are updating them, but theres loads of info on the web about it!
Hope she is okay!
Jen x
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Hi Julie,
it depends really on what is happening with her.
If she is over 34 weeks then they may leave her up to 74 hours providing everything is well before delivery however they will closely monitor to make sure the baby is happy and that there is no infection. If she doesn't go into labour then they would induce.
If she has not reached 34 weeks then they will have give her steroids to try and prepare the babies lungs in case of delivery and antibiotics in case of infection. Monitor her for infection (taking temperature and regular bloods), possibly a scan to check the volume of water remaining around the baby and regular CTG monitoring and await events.
I hope everything goes well for her, fingers crossed.
Helen xx
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Oh yeh i forgot to add that i had 2 steroid injections, if i remember rightly 24 hours apart.
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re waters breaking early
hi my daughters waters broke on sunday evening, she had a show too. only 33 weeks pregnant. been in hospital and they gave her two steroid injections abd tested bloods. scan shows baby has plenty fluid surrounding it. given antibiotics. i live a good 2hr car journey from her and am obviously very concerned. midwife told her she may only have one contraction or she may have a long labour. she is now back at her flat. can anyone advise who has been here? thanks lorrene
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My sisters waters broke at 18 weeks - she was told she'd lose the babs, thankfully a scan showed there was still enough fluid around the baby to continue the pregnancy. She rested and she eventually went 10 days over and he is now 1 and fine.
03-01-09, 19:56 #9
Mine went at 36 weeks and I was told that morning on my 36 week check to ring delivery suite if waters go before 37 weeks. I went in was checked and wasnt in labour. I was pumped full of anti biotics they were going to induce me a couple of days later. I was scanned and baby was weighing about 5lb 9oz at 36+3 so they opted to keep up with the anti b's and begin with pessaries at 37 weeks. After 2 failed pessaries on the Tues and Weds I was taken to delivery suite at 37+2 to have the drip. 4hrs and 5 minutes after the drip going in I gave birth to a healthy 6lb 3oz boy. We left hospital on the saturday as he wasnt feeding too well but he soon made up for that.
I know after lack off communication as to why they left me 8 days instead of the policy of 4 days, they explained that there was enough fluid and the anti b's we're keeping things going and preventing infection. The only thing is my placenta was fit for nothing the cord came off in MW's hands and I had to go down for surgery for them to remove it.
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My waters broke just before 37 wks (on a thursday) but because i wasn't having any contractions they sent me home to go back on saturday AM for induction if they hadn't started by then. Went in on Sat - was induced finally had DS on Sunday morning 74 hours and 18 mins after waters breaking (and just into wk 37)- because we went over the 72 or 74 hour safe period there was a risk of infection, but we dischaged me & DS and came home that day.
Midwife was excellent, cos it was my birthday as well i just wanted to be at home and she said his APGAR scores were perfect and that it was just a precaution and she told us what to look out for and what to do if any infection signs occurred during the night - thankfully everything was fine.
Can't offer any advice on waters breaking so early but can say the hosps know what they are doing and she is in the best possible care.
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With my ds my waters went at 30 weeks, i was given steroids for babys lung, I went into labour a week later. If i hadn't gone myself they would've induced me at 36 weeks but would have to have been monitored for the 6 weeks for infections
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Hi Everyone,
Thank you all SO much for all your replies, sorry for the delay in getting back to you.
Just wanted to let you know that they gave my sister an emergency c-section 5 hours after her waters had broken due to there being no fluid around the babe. She had a little boy and was in 6 weeks, they are home now though and she & he are both doing well, he's now just over 6lb.
Thanks again, all the best to all of you.


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Burying Ben (A Dot Meyerhoff Mystery)
Counseling Cops: What Clinicians Need to Know
I Love a Fire Fighter: What The Family Needs to Know
I Love a Cop: What Police Families Need to Know
I've been a police and public safety psychologist for thirty-plus years, before I had any gray hair. My work with first responders has taken me to four countries and twenty-two states. I've won several awards and this year I'm honored to receive the California Psychological Association's 2014 award for distinguished contribution to psychology
I no longer have a private practice. Instead, I spend my time writing, teaching, and volunteering as a clinician at the West Coast Post Trauma Retreat for first responders (see the links page). You can read about my books by clicking on a title in the right hand column.
I Love a Cop: What Police Families Need to Know
was my first book and, to date, it has sold more than 100,000 copies.
I Love a Fire Fighter: What the Family Needs to Know
came next, prompted by the tragic events of September 11th. Following that I wrote
Counseling Cops: What Clinicians Need to Know,
third in the "need to know" series, with Mark Kamena and Joel Fay, both of whom are retired cops.
Burying Ben,
my first-ever mystery featuring police psychologist Dr. Dot Meyerhoff, received first prize for the not-yet-in-print novel from the Public Safety Writers Association. Writing fiction is a new skill for me. I used to think that making things up would be easier than writing non-fiction. What a delusion! Creating a story that captures the reader's attention from page one is a tricky business.
On a more personal note, I live in the San Francisco Bay Area with my husband, who is a photographer (he took the photos for all my books) and retired remodeling contractor. In my spare time I travel, cook, take water aerobics classes, and plunk away on my ukelele.
I enjoy hearing from my readers and from mystery fans. And I love seeing your reviews on Amazon, Goodreads, and Facebook.
Have Couch Will Travel: Introducing A New Workshop
Dr. Joel Fay (www.joelfay.com) and I have a new day long workshop. We call if Behind the Badge: Strengthening Your Law Enforcement Family. Our aim is to provide a program that looks at the concerns, responsibilities and ideas for change that both spouses and officers can use. We use some quick interactive tools that couples start at the program and finish together when they get home. We're not doing therapy, obviously, but we do want to provide the basis for further couple discussion. Our presentation is fast-paced, laced with videos, some funny, some serious, to illustrate the points we're making. We use a lot of humor and aim for a positive, strength-based approach, instead of the pathological approach that is too dreary for words and doesn't sell well with cops or their families. (Can't blame them).
What's New
We received a great review of Counseling Cops: What Clinicians Need to Know. It reads like a novel. Read more by clicking on the page title "Counseling Cops" to your right.


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Last summer, NewsCenter 16 told you about a new piece of workout technology called "The Treadmill Desk", which two Morris Inn employees had the privilege of testing.
Now 12 months and more than 3,000 miles later, Shannen McKaskle and Wendy Winovich are both 35 lbs. lighter.
McKaskle and Winovich work in the hotel's reservation department, answering the phone and returning emails forty hours a week.
After awhile, that sedentary work-style got old. So when the treadmill desk came along, they jumped right on board.
"You're taking reservations and you'll look down and say, 'I've been on for two hours,'" McKaskle told NewsCenter 16 back in Aug. 2010.
Hours turned to weeks, then to months and now an entire year.
In that time, McKaskle burned nearly 200,000 calories and Winovich walked more than 1500 miles!
"Each of us lost 35 lbs., "Winovich said with a smile.
In total, 70 lbs. were shed, including a dose of cynicism.
"I wasn't a little skeptical, I was very skeptical. I put up every roadblock that I possibly could, but the two of them have been very persevering and very diligent. Every time I walk into that office, they've proven me wrong," Morris Inn Director Bill Bierne said.
After all, one year later the desk is still up and running, in a race where there is no finish line.
"I think if they stopped making them we would have to find a way to make our own," Winovich concluded with a laugh.
Treadmill desks like the one used at The Morris Inn can cost up to $3500, but there are cheaper models available.
In fact, new and improved versions were just released on Wednesday. For more information, just click on the Big Red Bar.


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Hot Trends: Get the Jil Sander and Louis Vuitton fringed look for cheap
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Fringing was a hot look on the catwalks, from Raf Simons' sleek ultralong fringed dresses at Jil Sander to the tribal-influenced looks at Louis Vuitton there's something for every style.
Fringed accessories are easier to work into an outfit, and the ankle boots and grey bag are much more versatile than they first appear but as Temperley and Etsy seller iheartnorwegianwood show you don't have to go for a cowgirl look to nail the trend.
Vintage fringed jacket, nanapatproject, Etsy: $48. Fringe suede ankle boot, Topshop: £75. Temperley fringed dress, Browns: £620. Jersey fringe skirt, iheartnorwegianwood, Etsy: $80. Grey fringe bag, Debenhams: £60.