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McIntosh, DOB: 9/2004, male, SN: congenital bilateral microtia; congenital bilateral aural atresia
We hope to receive a new video and more information on McIntosh soon. He is from a partnered One to One SWI.
In June of 2005, McIntosh was found abandoned by a government building. The police searched for the birth parents but were unable to find them. McIntosh entered the SWI and their primary diagnosis was that he had external ear malformations.
His height and weight at the time of the exam was 120 cm. and 23 kg.
Motor Development: At the time of admission, McIntosh has normal physical and mental development. At the age of 6 months, he could sit alone steadily and not let himself fall. At the age of 8 months, McIntosh was able to crawl on his hands and knees. At the age of 1 year, he can walk several steps with hands held by adults. His fine motor skills were seen as average. At the age of 1.5years, he can walk alone. At the age of 3 years, he can go upstairs and downstairs alone, can control his body's balance well. Now, he is studying in grade two in primary school; due to hearing, his learning ability and grades are poor. He has good self-care ability, likes sports and has good adaptive capacity; his cognitive ability is poorer than peers.
Language, personality and emotional development: Due to hearing, his language is delayed compare to peers. At the age of 2 years, he was able to say "dad and mom", and said simple words. At the age of 3 years, he can speak a sentence of 5-6 words, can sing children's songs, and speak clearly; he can express his feelings and needs by language; his expression ability is poorer than peers. He is extroverted, active and restless, loves labors, and is able to help other children. In school, he gets along well with teachers and classmates.
On admission, McIntosh was diagnosed with bilateral external ear malformations. Since admission, he has been in good health and has less illness. He has not been found to have history of drug allergy. In accordance with the requirements of national epidemic prevention departments, the child has been vaccinated.
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Nov.10 2013
MEIGAN, female. DOB 2/2014 SN Infantile glaucoma, hearing screening at physical exam failed, developmental delay:
Where to start with wee Meigan? Children's House International staff met her in April 2014. At that time she was but a tiny bit of sunshine. She had only recently been left in the SWI baby hatch an there was still much about her that was unknown. She has grown so much!! Meigan has glaucoma and had surgery to her eyes in June 2014. There are no reports past that time that give any information on her vision since that time. Meigan is very young so its hard to know if her developmental delays are due to her visual issues. No more information about the hearing screening was provided but her favorite toy is a bell and she seemed to turn to the direction of voices. Meigan will need a family ready for the unknown. What is known is that she is awfully precious.
Meigan's reports share:
At 5:30 on Mar.20 2014, she was picked up at the infant safety hatch of the Social welfare Institute., she was an abandoned baby, and she was sent to our institute by the police station at the same day, and raised by our institute till now.
On admission, she had congenital binocular glaucoma, a letter along with her, sex: female. She was put in viewing room for physical examination in our institute, diagnosis: congenital binocular glaucoma. She was 57cm in height, 4.0kg in weight, 37cm in head size and 35.5cm in chest size. And registered in the books, named and given a birthdate, DOB: Feb. 23, 2014.
We have partition management, little Meigan lives in the baby area in our institute. She drinks a special high energy milk and added calcium and AD drops supplements. Takes once bath a day at 8:00. She has stable sleep. In living area, staff arranges time to interact with children and communication; Play soft music, children's songs and stories, etc., to make the child in mind, intellectual and physical all-round development.
(2)Personality and hobbies
Little Meigan is quiet and sensible. Now she is beginning to learn to turn over, and under the help of caretaker, she can lie on the side. Her both hands can grab toys and she is interacting with people. When caretaker talking with her, she can respond by smile.
MEIGAN is a quiet and sensible child, and we hope she can be adopted by foreigner family, let her receive better education and make her happily and healthy growth. Meanwhile, we hope to see her feedback information after adoption (like life photos, growth development), and keep close contact with adoptive families. And welcome her to visit – Children's Welfare Institute of Xiamen City in the future which has been raising her. Wish her happy every day!
MIA, female, DOB 9/2007 SN tuberous sclerosis, right ear shape difference
Mia has recently been registered for adoption! What a blessing this could be for this gentle and lovely little girl. She was admitted to her current orphanage in February 2013, however, she was found as a newborn and raised in a rural county orphanage. She was transferred so that she would have an opportunity to receive better care and be adopted. She is a smart girl who is on the shy side although she has started to make friends in her new orphanage. She likes to interact with people and enjoys running free outside. In 2009 she was diagnosed as having tuberous sclerosis. The method of testing is not included in her file. The report simply states: "it is certified that the child suffers tuberous sclerosis, no therapy is available." Tuberous sclerosis CAN be treated and managed with medical resources. There just aren't resources to treat it Iin China. The spectrum of the condition is from slight to severe. The following information from the Tubular Sclerosis Alliance is an excellent way to learn about Mia's diagnosed condition.
1 PE when admission
The child had abnormal development, malnutrition, yellow plaque of 0.8cm-2cm on the whole body with membranous desquamation and without effusion and pruritus, skull deformity, asymmetrical right cheek, nasolabial groove was deepened, mouth corner right skew, heart lung and abdomen negative, normal muscular strength and muscular tension, good motion.
11.2kg in weight, 43cm in head size, 45cm in chest size, 69cm in height
2 diet and living schedule
After admission she was added with cod-liver-oil and calcium. She is not choosy about food and meals are supplemented with apple or banana or other fruits and bread. She has good digestion, sleeps alone without adult's accompany. She likes lying on the back or on her side; She takes a bath once a day in the summer and once every 3 days in the winter. She is cooperative, can pick the towel alone, and can choose her favorite clothes.
3 motion and mental development
She can mange her life, can pick the bowl to eat, can put off shoes and socks, can put on clothes alone, can know her 5 organs, likes imitating action, can communicate with people, can express her thoughts; active in the class. She is smart, can understand the facial expression, can take care of herself, can walk alone, can play games with kids, can recognize various kinds of fruits and colors. On Dec 23 2009 she did the test in Department of Dermatology: 1 tuberous sclerosis; 2 congenital right ear deformity. Blood Rt. Test on Feb 25 2014: PLT high, details in PE form.
6y5m: weight: 16.8kg, head size: 46.5cm, chest size: 48cm, height: 78cm; teeth: upper 8, down 8. (It appears that she is missing some teeth. Nothing more is noted about this.)
4 personality and hobbies:
Mia is introverted, is ready to smile, likes music, gets along well with people, likes watching cartoons, likes playing with kids, likes outdoor activity, and likes colorful toys and dolls. Sometimes she can make temper. (Way to go Mia! Stand up for yourself)
Social Welfare Institute
Apr 9, 2014
MILO CLYDE, male, DOB 9/2012 SN Cleft Lip, Cranial Deformity
Milo Clyde may look grumpy in his pictures, but he's a sweet charming boy ready for a family! Milo Clyde was found when he was just one month old in a very busy central square. It was obvious that his parents wanted him to be found, and loved by a family who could provide for him.
Milo was immediately placed with an English speaking foster family, and has become attached to his foster sister Mikalya. It's our hopes that these two can find a forever family and stay together for life.
Milo has been reported to have a very outgoing personality who is fond of smiling, playing with friends, listening to music, playing outdoors, watching cartoons and absolutely loves to play with toys that make lots of noise!
MIKAYLA, female, DOB 12/2009 SN Aperts?
This girl is as sweet as honey. From her bow in her hair to her adorable smile. Mikayla does not carry a diagnosis for Apert's Syndrome but we are fairly sure that is what she has.
Mikayla is officially diagnosed with symphysodactylia. What we do know is that MiKayla was found when she was about a month old and was placed in a US foster family shortly after. She is independent and is able to walk around and help clean up the house. MiKayla loves pets, especially dogs! She is active and outgoing, her foster family reports that she loves to helps sweep, and has mastered going up and down the stairs. Mikalys loves to shop and spend money and has bonded strongly with her foster brother Milo Clyde, speaks simples words and is learning how to spell her name!
We are working hard to place both Milo Clyde and Makayla together with a forever family!
MILLIE, female, DOB 8/2012 SN developmental delay
MILLIE, wee MILLIE, there are a million remarkable reasons to cherish and cheer for this toddler girl. She entered her SWI as a newborn but currently lives in a doting foster family in a minority village. She has a hearty appetite and is developing well. She is on target with her intellectual and social development. She is particularly ahead of the norm in her language skills. She does have lower tone in her lower legs and will likely need physical therapy and many trips to the playground to strengthen them. Her eyelashes are growing toward her eyes which irritate them. This is a common eyelid abnormality and is treated with ointments and in the more serious cases surgery. Her cold burned red cheeks make you want to grab her and warm her right up. Imagine her living through winter with a house that has heat! Imagine all the things a permanent family would bring to Millie.
Millie's reports share:
1 Examination on admission:
The baby arrived in care as a newborn. She struggled with sucking. She was small. Weight: 2.8kg, head size: 33cm, chest size: 31cm, height: 48cm. In April 2014 her measurements were Weight at the age of 1 and a half: 10.2kg, head size: 45.3cm, chest size: 44.3cm, height: 80.5cm. Teeth: upper: 8, bottom: 8.
2 Eating and living schedule
Millie learned to eat well from the bottle and started to eat solid foods at 7 months old. She now likes to feed herself. She takes one nap a day and is a sound sleeper. She takes a bath every day in summer and every 3 days in winter. She looks very excited when bathed. She likes to pat the water.
3 Limb motion and mental development
Millie's physical development was on target until she reached her first birthday. In April 2014 when Millie was 20 months old she could not yet walk independently. She could crawl around in her bed and stand by leaning against the sofa or in her baby walker. Her lower leg's muscle tension is low. At that same age, however, she was already speaking in 3-5 word sentences and was able to express her wants through language.
Millie had an examination on People's Hospital. The doctor said said both eyes had serious inflammation. Her eyes light reflex disappearing. Upper and lower eyelid trichiasis. She also gets eye congestion due to this condition. The doctor thought surgery would help repair this.
4 Personality and hobby:
Millie is introverted and shy, like listening to music, and likes being carried by an adult to go to play outdoors. She likes toys making sound and dolls.
Social Welfare Institute Apr.9 2014
NATASHA, female, DOB 3/2004 SN lower muscle tone is lower legs, upper and lower eyelid trichiasis (lashes grow in towards the eye instead of out which can cause irritation and inflammation.)
Natasha was just a part of the Journey of Hope Camp in Shandong province held the end of July 2014. Natasha is physically healthy and can show a good handspring in her camp video. She is an engaging little girl. She is reported to have an intellectual delay but it is unclear from the file or video how this affects her. She is verbal and was able to write a Chinese two character sample for the video. She was able to focus and stay on task. She has a lovely little voice and delightful "TADAH" bow as well in her following video clip:
Natasha was found as a toddler and first admitted to a local social welfare institution in 2005 and then transferred to her current Children's Welfare Institution in 2010.
Natasha's reports are from JUNE 2013 and share:
Physical examination condition on admission: generally good. She was feed by formula.
Physical development of the child: regarding motor skills, she can sit, stand and walk, jump, run and go up and down stairs independently. She can make movements with teacher's guidance. Regarding language development, she can communicate with nannies and teachers. She is able to get along well with other children and likes to help others. She is able to play with toys, clap hands and dance with music, and participate in outdoor activities.
Routine activity: she gets up on 7:00AM, takes a 2 hours' nap and goes to bed on 20:00. She is able to go to sleep on her own and has a deep sleep. She sleeps through night. She takes three meals each day and eats snacks between meals, including fruit and milk, etc.
Children's Welfare Institute
June 27, 2013
NADINE, female. DOB 2/2013 SN Left Eyeball Atrophy and Scoliosis, possible hearing loss, possible agenesis of the corpus collasum
Baby Nadine's reports are over a year old…and that leaves us without much to tell you about her current developmental status! We do know Nadine was born in February of 2013. She was abandoned outside a SWI with a birth note telling us of her birth date. The Children's department named her as the note did not include her name. On admission she weighed 4.5kg in weight, 52cm in height, 37cm in head size, 42cm in chest size, left eyeball atrophy.
When admitted she was 3months old. She was thin and weak. Nadine's physical condition was very poor. Her reaction was slow due her eye problem. Under the good care and excellent feeding by the medical staff, her condition has changed. Now she is 8months old, white skin, can make sound of "o, a,ya" if being teased. Nadine has a ready smile and can track objects with her right eye. She has flexible hands and feet. She is a good eater and her weight has increased. After she had been in care for four months she was examined by doctors and found to have a thoracic hemivertebrae deformity. Nadine loves to be taken outside by the Nannies and gets excited when she sees new toys.
NOELLA, female. DOB 1/2012 SN Estropia and encephalomalacia
Our reports for Noella are almost a full year old so we are anxiously waiting for an update on her progress. Noella is diagnosed formally with estropia, a form of strabismus affecting both eyes. She has also had shadows seen on both parietal lobes during a CT scan. The significance of this is not known. Noella was found abandoned outside the gate of the city hospital when she was 9 months old. Her date of birth was estimated by her physical development. She had CHD (though she has had a normal echocardiogram!) and very long eyelashes and fair skin. On admission she was 7.5 kg in weight and 64 cm in height, head 39 cm, chest 35 cm. She has lived in a foster family since October 2012.
When she was admitted she could not sit, crawl or stand. Noella was very weak but basically normal in physical development. After being in care for two months she was growing well, had put on weight but was still listless and withdrawn. She was a good eater! At 13-16 months she was still showing delayed motor development. Noella was beginning to have more facial expressions and was excited to see familiar food or toys. She was able to understand when her foster mother was angry or happy and responded appropriately. At 17-20 months Noella could recognize her name and showed stranger anxiety. She was able to sit now without help but did require some help to stand. At 21-23 months Noella could stand without help, take blocks out of a cup, understand what "no" means and was becoming very attached to foster mom.
SHANNON, female, DOB 3/2011 SN visual impairment (low vision)
Watch SHANNON's video update here 8/2014!
Shannon is now 3 years old and has a contented personality. She was previously thought to have strabismus, but adequate vision. However, as she has grown from her infancy into toddlerhood it has become more apparent that she has much more limited vision. She was recently met by CHI staff in July 2014 where it was determined that Shannon can see light. How much more she can see is not clear and will require a specialized pediatric eye evaluation. She has developmental delays but it is uncertain if this is due to much weaker vision than earlier thought. Shannon has video from June 2014. More video from the July visit is anticipated.
Watch SHANNON's video Here! (June 2014)
Her measurements from June 2014 are: Length 80.5cm, Weight 13.8kg, Head 46cm, Chest 51.5cm, Feet 12cm
Her report is old (9/2012), and an update has been requested.
Shannon was admitted to her SWI when she was a newborn. At that time she had a large scar on her lower leg. The cause of the scar is unknown.
On admission she is about 5 days old, 46cm in height, 3.6kg in weight, mind clear. After admission the child was given the scientific feeding by the work staff, and was made early training plan. She is fond of quietness and sometimes she cries. By training she has made great progress and can have supplementary food; she has average appetite and is able to sit alone.
Now the child is 1year and 2months old, 72cm in height, 9.5kg in weight, 46.5cm in head size, 44cm in chest size, 10cm in feet length; she can stand with hands holding onto support, can transfer from prone position to supine position, can pick up something with her thumb and index finger, can play the toys with both hands, can transfer the object from one hand to the other and can recognize the caretaker who cares her.
The child is quiet, fond of playing with toys, has good physical development and well-balanced. She has routine living schedule, and good living habits, the dieting is balance.
Now she has sensitive hearing, can visually follow the direction of sound and can't located the direction of sound; she is not sensitive to moving object very much; her mental development delayed; she is not interested in moving objects and can move and crawl follow the moving objects; she can stand alone with hands holding the fixed support, but she can't walk left and right with the help of the support; she cans say dad and mom, but not clearly; compare to peers, her pronunciation is not clear very much.
Children's Welfare Institute
Sep.10 2012
Shaw, DOB: 9/2003, male, SN: Developmentally delayed? Downs syndrome?
We hope to receive a video update on Shaw soon, we are unsure of how severe his medical need is at this point.
Shaw was abandoned at the age of 6 or 7 years old in a busy bus station and police searched for parents without luck. He was sent to the SWI where they diagnosed him with mental delays. He eats well and is healthy boy.
Physical development of the child: Shaw is able to sit, stand and walk independently; he can also jump, run and go up and down stairs. He can make movements with teacher's guidance. Regarding language development, his communication skills with nannies is not good. However, he can understand others and is able to get along well with other children. Shaw enjoys playing with toys, and clapping along to music.
President of the Welfare Institute: XXX (signature)
Social Welfare Institute
June 27, 2013
Standish, DOB: 9/2004, male, SN: developmentally delayed? Downs syndrome?
We hope to receive more information on Standish and his medical need.
Standish was abandoned after birth and found by police in a busy area. They searched for birth parents without luck and he was sent to the SWI where they estimated that he was just a few days old.
Physical examination on admission: the symptom of slightly cerebral palsy in early age, mentally delayed.
Physical development of the child: Regarding motor skills, he can sit, stand and walk independently; and can jump, run and go up and down stairs with help. He can make easy movements with teacher's guidance. Regarding language development, he can say some easy words. However, he can understand others and is able to get along well with other children. He can play toys and clap hands with music.
Routine activity: Standish gets up on 6:00 am, goes to bed on 20:00. He is able to go to sleep on his own and has a deep sleep, he doesn't get up to urinate at night. He has a regular diet, takes three meals each day and eats snacks between meals, including fruit and milk, etc
President of the Welfare Institute: XXX (signature)
Social Welfare Institute
June 27, 2013
TAMARIX, female, DOB 1/2004 SN deaf, right eye congenital cataract, post -operative CHD
There is nothing more disheartening to see older children waiting for families than to see these older children waiting while being ADOPTION REGISTERED for years. This is the case for Tamarix. The CHI staff met her during their visit to her orphanage in April 2014. She is lovely, creative and an impressive girl. When her file arrived to CHI it was distressing to see that she has been registered for adoption since 2/2007. SEVEN YEARS she has been waiting. SEVEN YEARS hoping for her turn.
Tamarix understands what adoption means. She has many friends from her group of friends who have been adopted or who are in the process of being adopted. She currently attends the school for the deaf with other deaf friends from her SWI. She is capable and intelligent. The following link is a short video of her taken during the CHI visit. A touching video is currently being prepared that will show her in her awesomeness!
Tamarax's significantly OLD file from 2007 states:
Tamarix, female, was found abandoned in children's hospital on Nov. 1, 2004. A lot of search by police station of Miaohou street failed to find her birth parents. On the same day the child was sent to Children's Welfare Institute to be raised. Doctors in this institute decided her DOB as Jan. 1, 2004 according to her physical growth.
Firstly admitted, she was thin and weak, only ate a little for egg, noodles or rice. She had gray face, only could walk with hands holding onto the wall. Under the excellent care of the caretakers, she gradually eats more, is not choosy at foods. She has a good appetite, and becomes much stronger, and can walk at the same time.
Tamarix likes playing plastic toys, and loves rocking horse best. When you place her on the large cushion, she would walk to the rocking horse directly, and shake on it happily. She is good at imitating, would imitate shaking head and hips following someone is dancing. It looks very cute. Though she is young, she is creative. Once she picks up a tick, holds the two ends and wraps herself. She takes it as a skirt.
Tamarix is a quiet and introverted girl. Though she is quiet usually, she indeed has some temper when someone tyrannizes her. Now, Tamarix is much more sensitive, and becomes pretty. She is a clever and lovely child. We hope she could get a warm home with parents loving her.
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Children's Welfare Institute
Feb. 20, 2007
Whistler, DOB: 9/2008, male, SN: SN left ear deformity, left side facial paralysis (this could be craniofacial microsomia with microtia of the left ear.)
Mother! Mother! Have you seen Whistler's mother? We are trying to find her. Whistler is a cheerful and active boy who likes to sing and has been part of award winning singing competitions. Way to go Whistler! Watch him sing for you in this smile inducing video taken in
**Watch Whistler sing in August 2014 here!**
Whistler is assigned to Children's House International through an orphanage partnership. He receives loving care with his caregivers but he needs a permanent family. He has hearing test results in his file and is noted to have normal hearing in his right ear and moderately reduced hearing in his left ear. Cranial CT scans show no abnormalities. It should be noted that at his admission he was diagnosed as having left eye ptosis but the current medical notes left eye trichiasis (misdirected or abnormally positioned eyelashes rubbing on the eye). Clarification has been requested.
Whistler was found and admitted to his SWI when he was approximately 1 month old. His reports share:
Whistler was abandoned on Oct 15 2008 and was sent to the institute to be raised on the same day. After a lot of search did but failed to find the child's birth parents. On admission PE showed: 3.5kg in weight, 51cm in height, 35cm in head size, 35cm in chest size, ptosis, left ear deformity, left facial paralysis, no specialty of others; now he is 102cm in height, 17kg in weight, 56cm in head size, 56cm in chest size, has 19 teeth. His mouth corner was right slanting when he smiled.
Motor development: he can go up and down stairs alone, can run and jump, can stand with one foot for 5 seconds, can pick the throwing ball, can finish handcrafts, can feed himself, can go to toilet alone.
Adaptability: he can speak sentences of 10words, can sing some children's songs, can dance, can speak the use of common objects, can put on clothes, can know gender, can know his name, can know where he lives, can paint with colors; like singing, join the competition before, get the reward, quick reaction, ready to smile; active, restless, like TV, energetic.
Comprehensive evaluation: left facial paralysis, left ear deformity.
Children's Welfare Institute
May 27, 2014
YAGER, male, DOB 6/2012 SN (Disorders of Sexual Development), Bilateral Anorchia
Yager is described by his caregiver as easygoing and gentle. He is a sweet toddler who is very attached to his caregivers and afraid of strangers. Yager has a little friend who is a girl in the SWI and enjoys building block towers with her.
Yager was found at the gate of the SWI when he was a few weeks old. His mother left a bag of clothing and a bottle of milk and bag of formula for him. He was in good health but it was found at that time he had bilateral anorchia. Chromosomal testing was done and he is 46XY so it was determined that Yager was a boy.
Yager is an extremely handsome boy. He has been in very good health since his arrival at the SWI. He has a good appetite and sleeps well through the night. Yager loves blocks and Legos but does not enjoy playing with stuffed toys. When he has a favorite toy he will guard it from the other children and does not like to share like most two year olds! This Timid little boy will surely grow to be a confident adult in the arms of a loving family.
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YULIA, DOB: MAY 2008 SN: 1. cerebral palsy 2.CHD?
Yulia was found when she was just 7 says old near a major railroad crossing. Her medical report states that she may have a heart condition, but in November of 2013 a UCG report showed that her heart was normal.
Yulia has been diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy. She's able to walk and uses her arms well, but has some fine motor issues and walks with awkwardness. Yulia is a quiet girl, who warms up slowly to strangers. Once she does, this gentle girl loves to play games, watch TV and, eating all kinds of foods. Yulia loves to play with her rag doll and can express herself verbally very well. She communicates with adults, and tells her caretaker what she needs and wants. Her nannies report that they really hope to find her a family, she a sweet girl who deserves to be loved!
ZION, DOB: FEB 2006 SN: postoperative CHD; mild pulmonary artery hypertension
Zion is a sensible and smart boy according to his caregivers. He likes to help keep things tidy and is very particular about having everything in order. He is persistent and goal driven. Zion is able to take initiative and offers help to his teachers. Zion can seem shy and quiet around strangers but her is a very playful boy once he gets comfortable with you! Zion is tenacious in playing his favorite games but he is willing to share with the other children.
Zion helps his teachers at the end of class willingly to clean up after activities. He has good life habits and is never wasteful. "He seems to know that every single grain is the result of toil, and would develop saving habits when he is young".
Zion is a handsome and stable boy. He makes consistent progress in his studies and would thrive with a loving family!
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Slang for Kronenbourg 1664.
"Pint of numbers and a packet of pork scratchings please, barman."
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a drug order. how much you want of a certain drug or multiple drugs.
I texted my dealer numbers.
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A rather brutal and secretive group of prison gangs in South Africa. Number gangs have numbers instead of names, and typically have millitary-style hierarchy, extensive tattoos, strict internal laws, and require violence against prison staff for initiation. The 28 Gang also has a system for distributing sex between new recruits and established members. Recently featured on a BBC documentary.
Numbers gangs include the 26s, 27s, 28s, etc...
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Physical damage. To "do a number" in an aggressive situation frequently implies hurting someone, usually a particular body part. For example a number is used in the phrases "I'm going to pop you one" and "a quick one-two" (in boxing).
Rough him up a little, then do a number on his face.
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1. slang term for a woman
She's a saucy little number isn't she?
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Dr. Kim is a 10 out of 10!!!!! I was having bad back pain and it was getting worse day by day. I had my L4 & L5 fusion by Dr Kim and feel 100% better. I have my life back and I can not thank the team Dr Kim used to help me from day 1 until now enough!!! Thank you all so much! I now have "NO" pain and am back to doing everything I used to do. I am still very careful since its only been 6 months post op but back to working out running and holding my 6 year old son. Thank you Dr Kim!!!!!!
I waited for him for 40 minutes and he spoke to me for only 5 minutes. Didn't even show me my MRI. He is very vague in answering questions, will not explain in detail "why" I need surgery, very emotionless and arrogant. Trust me, you can find a much better doctor elsewhere.
First, let me say that I am SHOCKED that there are any bad reviews about Dr. Kim and his staff?! I have had nothing but a PERFECT experience all around. I consulted with Dr. Kim about severe degenerative disc disease (L4-L5 & L5-S1). He recommended a minimally-invasive two-level spinal fusion. He described everything in detail and answered ALL of my questions. Never tried to rush me out. I was totally sold. Then I had a slight problem with my insurance company. Jane (surgery scheduler) and Elia (Nurse Practitioner?) worked every day to get the surgery approved. Kept me in the loop the whole time. And it was approved! I had a my two-level lumbar fusion 2 weeks ago and couldn't be happier! My stay at Hoag was short but fabulous. I could've gone home the day after my surgery but decided to stay one more night...so I went home 2 days after my surgery. I was continuously checked on by Dr. Kim, Elia and Dr. Kim's partner. I had my first follow-up appointment yesterday and saw both Elia and Dr. Kim. All of my questions were answered and I will continue to see them for a few more months. My recovery is going great...I was able to walk a few laps around the hospital the day after my surgery. I can walk up to a mile now (but still get really tired). I am very optimistic about my surgery and recovery...and I think I'm well on my way to getting my life back! Thank you Dr. Kim and staff! I really couldn't have asked for a better experience!
This entire practice is exceptional, from Dr Kim to his nurse practitioner as well as the entire office staff!!!
I was diagnosed with a spinal epenymoma. Dr. Kim informed me that there was a 3-5% chance of some hamstring weakness, and this was all he told me pre-surgery. I had the surgery done at Hiag and stayed in the hospital 4 days. He saw me once right after surgery and told me by the way he had to sacrifice a nerve. He told me I had lost sensation in my left nerve and calf but, Don't worry. You may even get some of it back." I was terrified. He never warned me I would need to self catheterize, need to use a walker, and lose all of my sexual feeling following surgery. Three months post-op, luckily I am walking again--but not much else has improved. Dr. Kim was not present on my discharge date and had no idea his staff discharged me to a nursing home where I ran the risk of incurring a staff infection. He leaves all his follow up care to his NP who is conceited, totally devoid of compassion and just plain mean. I was in terrible pain today and called for a scrip refill. Dr. Kim's staff told me his office is closed Friday, so they would page his NP. When she called me to ask what was wrong, she yelled at me for having her paged on her day off. I tried to explain that her staff told me they had to page her. It's not my fault they don't know to call the on call Dr. Dr. Kim is a great surgeon, and he is very sweet. However, I was appalled by my lack of post-op care and his NP.
I am very satisfied with my childs care.
I went to HOAG hospital for VP shunt failure. I was told that I would be seen by Dr. Kim. 6 hours later his NP came by to adjust my shunt. I never even saw Dr. Kim. How can a Dr. diagnose a case via telephone? His treatment (completed by his NP) was to adjust the pressure on my shunt and come back in a month. They never took the time to check the actual pressure or check to see if the shunt was flowing. These are the most basic tests that any resident should have performed.
Not sure if I saw the same PA as some bad reviewers, but I found her pleasant, thorough, and helpful.I choose a surgeon based upon skill and outcomes, not on personality, and Dr. Kim is not a warm-friendly-touchy-feely kind of guy but he took the time to answer all of my questions in detail and go over my MRI in detail. The surgery went perfectly, recovery was fast and without complications, and my problem was resolved. That is what I came for, not for a massage or mental therapy. I checked with two of my surgeon friends, and they said this is the guy you want operating on you, bedside manner or not. His skills at minimally invasive surgery allowed me to have an outpatient procedure rather than a hospital stay, and I was up and about the next day.I will say that the office wait was longer than I prefer, but this seems to be the norm anymore and is very frustrating. I don't think most doctors look at their practices from a customer service standpoint. On the plus side, the offices are modern, immaculate and located at the hospital which is very convenient.I have another issue, and am definitely going to use Kim again.
The doctor does not spend any time with you and his Nurse Practitioner thinks she's the Doctor and will not give you the time of day. She is rude and uncaring and I don't care how busy anyone is...if you are seeing a neurosurgeon, then something serious is going on and the patient deserves the time and the care it takes to acknowledge the problem and spend time to discuss the issues....not a nurse (who thinks she is the doctor and capable of examining the patient) diagnosing you or a doctor that gives you 2 minutes then a handshake and you are out the door!
I have read a couple of the comments most recently made and am just taken back by the nastiness of one of them.To nickname a professional in Dr. Kim's office Nurse Ratchet is really just unkind. She is to the point, and curt..but she in no way is anything like the comparison being made. Those treated with respect get respect. And because someone does not like a personality trait does not mean anyone should take them seriously. The person being spoken of here is kind, and understanding. She performs surgeries and interviews all the patients. A busy gal indeed. As for Dr. Kim, he to can be curt...but it in no way reflects his skill as a surgeon or what he can do to help people. He saw in an MRI what only one other Dr saw...otherwise I was told I had carpel tunnel. I had a 3mm disc protrusion that was impeding on the spinal cord. Others told me I had muscle strain and the carpel tunnel explained the numbness I was having. 2 weeks after being seen by Dr. Kim he performed the surgery, came out and talked to my family with kindness, and healed my pain and fear. His bedside manner, was wonderful! He came to see me daily as well as his P.A. Told me what to expect...what else are they suppose to do? This person who wrote the note on his bedside manner did not have a hospital stay so should not judge.I rate them wonderful and satisfactory....I am back on my motorcycle and flying in the skies thanks to these people!! Office staff included!
In much more pain such his surgery, does not care, does not communicate
After he told me that I have a tumor in my head, he got up from his desk and opened the door. I was still shocked, but he stood there and I said: do you want me to leave?He said: Yes, good-bye.I walked out and cried. He has just no compassion for a patient, and yes, I have to be operated by him. I feel terrible.
I was very happy with Dr. Kim. He performed a corrected surgery on my cervical vertebras and it went perfectly. I recommend him highly to anyone seeking neck or back surgery.
Wow...I must have caught Dr Kim on a REALLY BAD DAY, or his relatives wrote all these glowing reviews!! He has a great front desk staff, but his Assistant is harsh & rude..a real nurse Ratchet. Dr. Kim was even worse..my husband and I were in his office perhaps four minutes when he stood up and held his hand out for a good-bye handshake. When I asked him about the malformation at the C1, C2 that had concerned two other doctors he shrugged and said he didn't see anything to cause the terrible pain I was having. He never made a diagnosis nor did he have any explanation for why he could not make one. When I asked about the C1,C2 area that two other doctors had mentioned, he shrugged and said he saw nothing that could be causing my severe pain. Then he laughed and said something about maybe it was being in NC. He sent me off to add a series of x-rays to my MRI and catscan. When I asked stone face Ratchet if they would call with the results of the X-rays she acted as though I had lost my mind to think anyone would take the time to do that. I finally asked, should I assume that no news is good news. Her answer was YES!! I later spoke to my primary physician about what Dr.Kim's report to him said and his answer was NOTHING!! I had come back to Orange County from Asheville, NC. for this appointment. I had been told there could be a problem with my cervical spine and to consult a Neurosurgeon. Ratchet had asked me in her harsh accusatory manner if I was nervous?? What a crazy question...anyone that spends thousands of dollars to cross 3/4 of the country to see a Dr. is most certainly nervous!!!Dr.Kim's bedside manner is non-existent. He never discussed what might be causing my pain and never assured me in any way that there was only a minor problem. He never addressed the fact that I have had horrific morning headaches for years and that they fit the discription of a cervecogenic headache. I am not just nervous after seeing Dr.Kim...I still have pain and I don't feel well & I have no idea why. I am 73 yr. old and I have never, never in contacts with hundreds of doctors over these many years met a horrible one until now...I have moved from nervous to scared...alone and scared is how this four star Dr. has made me feel. I would not recommend him..ever!!!
Dr.Kim was so sweet and compationate. He made it so much easier to have my surgery knowing he would be taking care of me. I really appreciate all he has done to better my life. Thank you Dr. Kim.
Over all he is a great doctor.
Very friendly, good bedside manner. Saw on "Great Day Houston" talking about urinary incontinence. Spends extra time with new patients. Very thorough explanations with diagrams.
Dr. Kim was my Neurosurgeon at Hoag Hospital. I had been having seizure due to a head injury on Dec. 11, 1999, I went thru a range of medicines, yet still had seizures. I had brain surgury Jan. 9, 2004, been seizure free since the surgery. I now have an excellent quality of life


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Nescafe with Coffee-Mate, reviewed
When you work in an office, you probably have access to office coffee. Unless you happen to work at a place filled with coffee snobs or a place that actually produces/provides coffee (such as Starbucks, etc.), the office coffee is probably not all that good. Office coffee is rarely good, but we drink it when when have to in order to get through the day. I don't always want to run across the street or down the block to get a fresh cup of coffee, so I'm always open to alternatives that could help out.
Nescafe with Coffee-Mate is a new line of products from Nescafe that blend their instant coffee with Coffee-Mate creamer flavors, delivering a two-in-one product for those who like their coffee on the sweeter side. Currently, they're available in three different flavors: Original, French Vanilla and Hazelnut. The original is a classic sweetened cream flavor that is not overly sweet and allows you to taste the Nescafe coffee underneath. The vanilla has a strong, sweet vanilla flavor that is ideal for a vanilla lover or someone with a bit of a sweet tooth. Hazelnut is slightly milder than vanilla and blends in with the base coffee flavor, though it still comes through as being sweeter than the Original flavor. Of the three, Vanilla is my favorite simply because I am a vanilla-lover and enjoy the extra flavor boost, however a few friends who helped me do some taste testing thought that the Original was idea for delivering a nice balance of sweet, cream and coffee.
I loved the convenience of this product as something that was both ready to drink and very tasty right out of the package. The directions on the resealable containers are ok, though I found I preferred to use slightly more of the powder in my drinks for a stronger coffee flavor. They are on the sweet side, however, and you may find that they are sweeter than you prefer if you typically drink your coffee black. Fortunately, you can also use them as a substitute for regular coffee creamers (since they are creamers with coffee built in) to both sweeten up and strengthen a cup of the existing coffee that might be brewing at your office.
Java Monster Kona Blend, reviewed
If I say that I need an energy drink, that usually means that I want a cup of coffee – not a strangely flavored, slightly carbonated canned beverage. That said, I have found many canned and bottled coffee drinks that I enjoy over the years, and am always interested in giving new ones a taste to see what might provide a good, quick fix when I'm on the go. So, I was a bit torn when I first saw the new Java Monster Kona Blend, which was both an energy drink and a canned coffee drink in one! The use of Kona coffee won me over and convinced me to give it a shot – and I have to admit that I was very pleasantly surprised!
Java Monster Kona Blend is made with real Kona coffee, blended with milk, sugar and Monster's energy blend, which includes taurine, ginseng and guarana seed extract, as well as some additional caffeine. It'll definitely wake you up if you're sensitive to caffeine, though I didn't feel too much more of a "rush" than I would with a regular cup of black coffee. The drink is smooth, with a great blend of rich coffee and creamy milk flavors, plus just the right hint of sweetness. I didn't intend to like it when I picked up the can, since I always prefer to get my energy from coffee or tea over an engineered "energy drink," but this wildly exceeded my expectations and was better than many other bottled (or canned) coffee drinks I've had. In short, it tasted very good. The drink is offered in other flavors, which I haven't tried, but the vanilla, mocha, toffee and irish cream flavors definitely sound interesting!
Snickerdoodle Latte
A snickerdoodle is a classic bake sale cookie with a very funny name. It's a vanilla sugar cookie that is covered in a layer of cinnamon sugar, which gives it its signature speckled look and a strong pop of spice. They're great cookies because they appeal to so many different people – even die-hard chocolate chip cookie fans – and their simple flavor profile makes them easy to adapt into other formats. For instance, this Snickerdoodle Latte is a delicious snickerdoodle-inspired way to start your day without eating dessert for breakfast.
The latte is made with a cinnamon-infused simple syrup that you can easily make at home. The cinnamon syrup is based on the same recipe I used for my homemade pumpkin spice syrup, though it only uses cinnamon and vanilla for flavoring. You'll get the best results by using whole cinnamon sticks, rather than ground cinnamon, because the sticks are easy to strain out once your syrup is made. I recommend making a big batch and storing it in an airtight container or bottle in the fridge. It'll keep for a long time when you store it properly, and you can use it to sweeten regular coffee and tea, in addition to making drinks like this latte.
You can make this drink with either espresso or with strong coffee (depending on what kind of coffee maker you have at home). Feel free to sweeten to taste and top with a sprinkle of ground cinnamon, if desired.
Coffee, Chocolate and Waffle Cones, a New Coffee Trend?
Sometimes it just takes a little bit of publicity for an idea to take off. This was the case for the Cronut, a donut-shaped, deep fried croissant. The first "cronut" wasn't the first time that someone thought to deep fry laminated dough, but it was the first time that the treat came with some killer pr. The Alfred Cone doesn't have as catchy of a name, but it is a new way to serve coffee that certainly has a lot of potential as a novel way to enjoy a quick cup of your favorite brew.
The Alfred Cone is a chocolate-rimmed waffle cone that is shaped like a small cup. They are being served up at Alfred Coffee & Kitchen on Melrose in Los Angeles as a novel way to enjoy an espresso or macchiato (other drinks are simply too large for the adorable and tasty cups). They're a fun way to take your coffee because the chocolate rim melts as you sip, leaving you with a mini mocha with every mouthful. The edible cup is a upcharge from a regular espresso and it is currently being featured on a not-so-secret menu that you need to ask for (there is a photo near the register, in case you forget).
Not everyone is going to want to pay a few dollars more to enjoy their coffee this way, but the coffee shop reports that they are in pretty high demand with their customers. Many people want to try one just for the experience – not unlike first time Cronut-tasters – and those who are fans come back to them when they are feeling a little bit indulgent. The waffle cups are pretty easy to replicate, so keep an eye out for them at higher end cafes in your area. And if you do find some, try to see if you can add a small scoop of ice cream to yours, since the cup is the perfect way to enjoy an affogato.


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Date:Monday March 14 2011
Time: 10:00AM
Hispania unveiled their new car in Barcelona on Friday, but due to parts not arriving in time, they will go into the new 2011 season without any winter testing for their new machine.
The new car has been designed by former Williams, Honda and Red Bull designer Geoff Willis, this is Hispanias first attempt at designing a car as their 2010 car was designed and built by Dallara.
Tonio Liuzzi and Narain Karthikeyan at least have some experience of the new Pirelli tyres, as they have been testing with their 2010 car during winter testing, but the drivers will be disappointed to have not had any time in their new car, having been scheduled to drive their new machine in Barcelona during the final days of winter testing.
The problem was an issue at customs, team boss Colin Kolles told the press on Friday: 'Unfortunately we could not get the dampers out of customs. The result of this is that we can't run.
Before those issues, Kolles had remained positive going into the new season. After all, its a success that the team even managed to get on the grid at all last season, let alone complete the season and come back for a following season with a brand new car.
'I think that our car is quicker than last year's car. Significantly. We have a Williams rear end, we have a Cosworth engine - this is a package you can get into the top 10 in qualifying, and finish sixth in the championship. There is nothing wrong there. Kolles told Autosport Magazine.
'We have an improved aero package so everything looks more promising. We have drivers with much more experience so this should all be better. On paper it looks better, I think.'
With no winter testing with new car it is hard to see how Hispania can start the season well, during the course of the season they will be hoping to compete on the same level as the other newbie teams of Lotus and Virgin and if they are able to close the gap to them, then that will be a significant improvement from last season.
If any of the those three teams can close the gap on the more established teams on the grid, then that again will be a tremendous success for the newer teams and something all Formula One fans will be hoping for throughout the upcoming season.
Date:Monday March 14 2011
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Formula One Prediction Competition - Round 19 (Monday November 17 2014)
Who will win in Abu Dhabi? (Monday November 17 2014)
Caterham will return in Abu Dhabi (Friday November 14 2014)
Wolff plays down engine war fears (Friday November 14 2014)
Honda to debut new engine (Friday November 14 2014)
Ericsson terminates Caterham deal (Thursday November 13 2014)
Button not chasing big bucks (Wednesday November 12 2014)
Horner threatens engine war (Wednesday November 12 2014)
Alonso to sign £25million deal (Tuesday November 11 2014)
Crowd-fund project set to give Caterham reprieve (Tuesday November 11 2014)
Lowdon still fighting for former Marussia team (Tuesday November 11 2014)
F1 politics overshadow Brazilian Grand Prix (Monday November 10 2014)
Record setting day for Mercedes (Monday November 10 2014)
Hamilton reflective (Monday November 10 2014)
Fantastic weekend for Rosberg (Monday November 10 2014)
Blog: Brazilian GP Report (Monday November 10 2014)
2014 - Brazil - Race (Sunday November 9 2014)
Blog: Interlagos Qualifying (Sunday November 9 2014)
2014 - Brazil - Qualifying (Saturday November 8 2014)
2014 - Brazil - FP3 (Saturday November 8 2014)
2014 - Brazil - FP2 (Friday November 7 2014)
Marussia cease trading (Friday November 7 2014)
2014 - Brazil - FP1 (Friday November 7 2014)
Double points is artificial says Rosberg (Friday November 7 2014)
Button on the brink (Friday November 7 2014)
All change at Sauber as Nasr joins (Thursday November 6 2014)
Caterham aiming for Abu Dhabi return (Thursday November 6 2014)
Formula One's financial crisis (Wednesday November 5 2014)
Double points could overshadow season for Wolff (Wednesday November 5 2014)
Vergne gets backing from within Toro Rosso (Tuesday November 4 2014)
Blog: The perils of the Party of Five (Tuesday November 4 2014)
Ericsson makes Sauber switch (Tuesday November 4 2014)
Blog: United States GP Report (Tuesday November 4 2014)
Alonso edges closer to McLaren return (Monday November 3 2014)
Hamilton proud to hold British record (Monday November 3 2014)
Perez handed seven-place grid drop (Monday November 3 2014)
Rosberg not giving up on title quest (Monday November 3 2014)
Vergne demoted to tenth (Monday November 3 2014)
Formula One Prediction Competition - Round 18 (Monday November 3 2014)
Who will win in Brazil? (Monday November 3 2014)
2014 - United States - Race (Sunday November 2 2014)
Blog: Austin Qualifying (Sunday November 2 2014)
2014 - United States - Qualifying (Saturday November 1 2014)
2014 - United States - FP3 (Saturday November 1 2014)
2014 - United States - FP2 (Friday October 31 2014)
2014 - United States - FP1 (Friday October 31 2014)
FIA question 'economic balance' in F1 (Friday October 31 2014)
No new information on Bianchis condition (Friday October 31 2014)
Vettel prepared for engine penalty (Thursday October 30 2014)
Gap is too big in F1 says Fernandes (Thursday October 30 2014)
Button would welcome Alonso challenge (Wednesday October 29 2014)
Switch to Mercedes good for Lotus (Wednesday October 29 2014)
Marussia could be saved (Tuesday October 28 2014)
Ferrari and Mercedes at loggerheads (Monday October 27 2014)
Formula One Prediction Competition - Round 17 (Monday October 27 2014)
Marussia go into administration (Monday October 27 2014)
Who will win the US Grand Prix? (Monday October 27 2014)
Caterham & Marussia to miss US Grand Prix (Saturday October 25 2014)
Five-year plan for Haas? Survival (Friday October 24 2014)
Caterham saga: Fernandes hits out (Friday October 24 2014)
Caterham on brink of turmoil (Thursday October 23 2014)
Sam Michael to quit F1 (Thursday October 23 2014)
Caterham Sports Limited placed into Administration (Wednesday October 22 2014)
Kubica considers surgery in bid for F1 return (Wednesday October 22 2014)
Hulkenberg to stay with Force India (Tuesday October 21 2014)
Pirelli change selection for Brazil (Tuesday October 21 2014)
Blog: Mercedes reaps what it sows (Monday October 20 2014)
Raikkonen will end F1 career with Ferrari (Monday October 20 2014)
Vettel set to pay the penalty (Friday October 17 2014)
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Top-ranked boarder wins again on final run
When No. 2-ranked pro wakeboarder Rusty Malinoski did not attend this weekends' Summerfest Four wakeboard tournament at Lake of the Ozarks, it gave No. 3 Chad Sharpe a better chance to win the competition.
Phillies batter Cardinals
Cole Hamels was admittedly rusty in his first start after the All-Star break. The lefty was clearly missing his best stuff, had the high pitch count without all the strikeouts that usually go along with it, and retired the side in order only once.
Pujols dispels feud fury
Albert Pujols wants to make this absolutely clear: He is not feuding with Tony La Russa. Pujols was the only player from the defending World Series champion Cardinals to be picked for the All-Star game. He also was the only non-pitcher that La Russa, the NL manager, did not use in a 5-4 loss Tuesday night.
No easy trips home for Rolen
Pujols hasn't homered in 22 games, a career worst slump, but still has 16 for the season. For Rolen, Pujols' St. Louis Cardinals teammate, this was supposed to be the season when everything returned to normal.
Columbia's Murray realizes All-Star dream
Not only did Mason Murray get to compete on the same field the all-stars of Major League Baseball will take tonight, but he got to shag balls hit by his favorite player, Albert Pujols, during the Home Run Derby.
Cards hoping for second half surge
After the St. Louis Cardinals took three of four from the Arizona Diamondbacks in the middle of last week, pitcher Adam Wainwright sensed a revival.
Cardinals get double dose of good news
The irony of being in a career-worst power slump when he was persuaded to participate in Monday night's Home Run Derby was lost on Albert Pujols.
Miles' gaffes help Giants beat Cards
Barry Bonds heard the familiar chorus of boos each time he touched the ball in left field. When he came to the plate and didn't get to swing, that derision was directed at the mound.
Double plays key for Cardinals
Adam Wainwright carried a five-hit shutout into the eighth inning and Juan Encarnacion hit a three-run home run in the St. Louis Cardinals' 3-2 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Thursday night.
Greinke a Royal relief
Perhaps Zack Greinke's moody, restless talents have finally found their niche.
Rock Bridge grad places in national rodeo
Cards' bats come alive; late tie becomes laugher
ST. LOUIS — As the All-Star break approaches, the St. Louis Cardinals' offense showed some signs of life.
Albert Pujols hit a tiebreaking, two-run single in the seventh inning and Scott Rolen had four RBIs in an 11-3 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Monday night.
Restaurant that served Hancock faces no state penalties
The Missouri Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Control will take no action against a restaurant that served St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Josh Hancock before the drunken-driving accident that led to his death.
Rainout least of Cardinals' troubles
The rainout of Thursday night's game between the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Mets pushed St. Louis starter Adam Wainwright back a day.
Kansas City sweeps Angels
Kansas City manager Buddy Bell and his Los Angeles counterpart Mike Scioscia were both eager to turn the page after the Royals swept the Angels in three games.
Ryan's rope wins it
NEW YORK — Brendan Ryan hit his first career home run in the 11th inning and the St. Louis Cardinals snapped the New York Mets' four-game winning streak with a 5-3 victory Tuesday night.
Green's blast sinks Cards; Maroth's gem wasted
NEW YORK — Shawn Green and the New York Mets were more than glad to see the end of Mike Maroth.
Bamboozled by Maroth's slow stuff, Green hit a leadoff home run in the 11th inning against Russ Springer to beat St. Louis 2-1 Monday night.
Cards look to Spiezio for spark
ST. LOUIS — Scott Spiezio stopped dyeing his wispy chin beard St. Louis Cardinal red a few weeks ago, satisfying the demands of superstitious teammates thinking a fashion makeover might help halt one of the team's many slumps.
Cards wait a little longer to lose
Shane Victorino typically spends off days relaxing in the dugout. He changed his routine Sunday and the move worked. Victorino had a pinch-hit, three-run double to break a tie with two outs in the eighth inning Sunday and lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals.
Royals win 11-inning walkover
Joey Gathright's bases-loaded walk in the 11th inning off Chris Spurling lifted the Royals to a 4-3 victory over the Brewers. It was the third walk of the inning for Kansas City, and sixth in the final five innings.


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Learn the important role that Illinois soldiers played in fighting for the Union in the Civil War. Civil War re-enactors Brian and Daniel Flora re-count the stories about the men from this state and the battles they fought to preserve the union. The Library offers this special program which includes photographs and lecture in collaboration with the Historical Society of Oak Park and River Forest.
Join us for a fun storytime tailored just for ages 3-5! All are welcome, no registration required.
Please join us for our monthly book discussion for 20s and 30s hosted by the Oak Park Public Library. December's selection is The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey.
Copies of the book will be available at the Main Library a month before the discussion.
See photographs from more than 20 local photographers of the Oak Park Photography Club in the Library Gallery through September. The Gallery is open seven days a week during regular Library hours.
The Oak Park Photography Club, founded in January 2004, welcomes photographers of all skill levels to their meetings in the Oak Park Public Library on the second and fourth Monday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m.
Join us for a fun storytime tailored just for ages 1 and 2! All are welcome, no registration required.
River Forest artists Bobbi and Steven Meier will have an exhibit titled "What We Said: What We Meant" in the Library Gallery throughout the month of August.
Oak Park artists Tom Burtonwood and Holly Holmes present Multiplicity, a new exhibit based on the geometry and patterning they have found in the residential architecture of Oak Park. The exhibit will be shown in the Oak Park Public Library Gallery from July 2 through July 30. This is the first two-person collaborative project between Burtonwood and Holmes since 2008. A reception for the artists will be Sunday, July 15, from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Gallery at the Oak Park Public Library, 834 Lake Street. The exhibit is open during regular library hours. The Library is closed July 4.
Oak Park Artist Janice Elkins will exhibit her work in the Library Gallery through October. The Gallery is open seven days a week during regular Library hours.
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Virginia begins work on No Child Left Behind waivers
Virginia is developing annual measurable objectives that will be used to measure "challenging but attainable goals" to improve student achievement, including achievement in specific student subgroups.Comment
Prince George's schools chief to leave Sept. 30
Prince George's County Schools Superintendent William R. Hite Jr. is giving up $125,000 in severance pay in exchange for an early release of his contract.5 Comments
Some D.C. schools to lose librarians next year
Thanks to cuts to school funding, many D.C. Public Schools will not have a librarian on staff and others will not be required to. That has parents up in arms and ready to march to save the libraries.10 Comments
George Mason University's names new rector
On Tuesday, George Mason University's Board of Visitors unanimously elected board member Daniel Clemente as rector.
Hite leaving PGCPS for Philadelphia
Dr. William R. Hite Jr., head of the Prince George's County Public Schools has been selected to become the new superintendent of the Philadelphia School District.12 Comments
Montgomery County bans distributing fliers in schools
The Montgomery County Board of Education has voted to bar nonprofit groups from distributing fliers to middle and high school students after protests over leaflets sent home with students.10 Comments
15,000 on waiting lists for D.C. charter schools
About 15,000 names are on waiting lists for the District of Columbia's charter schools, and more than 700 slots remain available at some schools.23 Comments
Fairfax to pay exonerated teacher $73K
The Fairfax County school board has agreed to pay nearly $73,000 to a popular gym teacher who was falsely accused and acquitted of molesting a 12-year-old girl.19 Comments
Some D.C. test scores invalidated due to cheating
Standardized test scores in three classrooms at three District of Columbia schools have been invalidated as a result of an investigation into whether cheating was at the root of a jump in test scores throughout the city.39 Comments
College costs lead to family spending strategies
Families have implemented more cost-saving strategies to cut college spending in the past academic year, choosing less expensive schools and finding more economical ways for students to attend.Comment
Prison program helps inmates learn life skills
Alisa Smedley dedicated her life to helping inmates because she knows first hand the difference it will make.7 Comments
Two D.C. schools, 19 in Montgomery County closed Thursday
Most of the schools in D.C. and Montgomery County will reopen for summer classes and other activities on Thursday. Those that remain without power are listed here.
Power outage closes several Fairfax County Public Schools
Due to power outages, several Fairfax County Public Schools will be closed Tuesday, July 3.Comment
McDonnell reappoints Dragas to UVA board
Gov. Bob McDonnell reappointed university Rector Helen Dragas of Virginia Beach on Friday. Dragas was the main force behind Teresa Sullivan's forced resignation earlier this month.10 Comments
Teresa Sullivan reinstated as UVA's president
In a unanimous vote by the Board of Visitors, the University of Virginia has reinstated President Teresa Sullivan.35 Comments
UVa. Board of Visitors meets on presidency
The University of Virginia's governing board is meeting to consider whether to reinstate Teresa Sullivan, who was ousted as president without a vote several weeks ago. Watch the meeting here.Comment
Alexandria public schools offering free summer meals
Alexandria City Public Schools is offering free breakfast and lunch to students, starting Monday.21 Comments
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Seven Wakefield High School students were arrested Friday morning, the day after they graduated from the Arlington school, after police say they were caught drinking on the roof.32 Comments
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The Health Store at Down
i love this store they have nice freshly made food and healthy foods and herbal teas to help u sleep and they sell incsence sticks that smell ur room with a relaxing smell Added November 2013
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Flowers By Tracey
Flowers by Tracey is not only run by a fantastic lady but the flowers are really fresh and beautiful and the owner herself Tracey knows exactly what u need for any occasion would not go anywhere else Added August 2013
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Petals and Pots
Got a bunch of flowers for my wife a few weeks ago, great service as Petals and Pots delivered them for free. The flowers were amazing, really different types we had never seen before and they lasted for a few weeks.... Added June 2012
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