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... a lovely lunch in pretty much the (shopping) town centre.
Went to the bus station to find out times of buses for Santiago - very limited. Back on board with reasonable internet access we found that there are frequent trains. So we spent the evening on board (hoping that we weren't going to drag as there was a pretty strong wind blowing).
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2014 is done and dusted for MotoGP. Moto3 was a thriller that came down to the wire and had drama throughout, could we have asked for better? Harry Lloyd defends the actions of Jack Miller post race while Dave Neal tries to reign the nationalism in just a little bit. We had the curse of championship liveries strike again with Rabat in Moto2 and Marquez became the winning-est rider in the premier class, or did he? Join us as we talk about one last race in 2014.
Martin Darlington reports in from the final round of the WSBK round in Qatar, he was one of dozens of attendees! Harry Lloyd also records some solo news and both touch on the elephant in the room known as team orders. Despite recording separately their views are oddly similar, be sure to write in to MotoPod if you want to share your thoughts. Now, one last race and championship to wrap up before the long cold winter….
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Len Padilla's silky smooth tones join Harry Lloyd to talk about one of the most dramatic weekends of the year. Bridgestone experimented with an asymmetric front tyre to try and combat Phillip Island's unique tyre demands, but there were mixed results. Is Phillip Island MotoGP's Daytona? We also explore how 249+1 = 46 as it all goes right for Rossi once again.
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Ingrid Dupre Tarrant (née 'Dupre', born 15 October 1954) is an English broadcaster and former wife of Chris Tarrant. She has presented such programmes as TV Mail, Wish You Were Here? and This Morning. She has also appeared on a special version of What Not to Wear where she received a makeover from fashion advisors Trinny and Susannah.
After her marriage collapsed in 2006, she received much media attention, and she has since gone on to appear in a number of British reality television programmes which include The Race, The Verdict, Deadline and Celebrity Coach Trip partnered with friend Carol Harrison.[1]
In September 2007 she appeared on The Alan Titchmarsh Show and ran into conflict with horse racing pundit John McCririck in discussing her marriage to Chris Tarrant. He claimed that she was no good in bed and this was a cause for his marital infidelities. Following his comments live on air he was forced off the show by Alan Titchmarsh.[2]
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The following address is for my database of the descendants of John Peek. He was born in Alabama in 1814. Was married twice and had a least fifteen children. His first wife's name is unknown, but his second wife, whom he married between 1855 and 1860, was Charlotte Caroline Lankford/Langford.
A few of his descendants from his first marriage carried the name spelling of Peak, while those from his second marriage spelled their names Peek. John moved from somewhere in Alabama to Caddo Parish, LA where he lived from 1860 to 1870, then on to McLennan Co, TX where he died in 1900.
His children lived in these and other TX counties: McLennan, Kent, Camp, Erath, Eastland, Travis, Harris, and Wood. One son remained in Caddo Pa., LA for his lifetime.
John has a great number descendants and I am most happy to list many of them on WorldConnect. If anyone has any questions, additions or corrections I will be most happy to consider all. I look forward to all cousin contacts.
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CHICAGO – "Drinking Buddies" director Joe Swanberg's latest release of the same star wattage is "Happy Christmas," an even lower-fi story than the Olivia Wilde beer comedy, steered even more by the casting that it was able to assemble. However, with this movie Swanberg doesn't so much worry about having a story that could be confused with a more mainstream romantic comedy if it were to have a bigger budget.
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I recently re-connected with a friend I knew about 35 years ago. He is now divorced, and still, I found that there is a reason he and I never got together. We just weren't meant to be.
OT: Obama administration allegedly helped coordinate crackdowns of "Occupy" protests.
Do you think you will sway anyone's ideas by continually insulting Obama?
Just pointing out how similar he is to his predecessor.
Face it Chaya, none of the nuts running under the GOP ticket should be president, but it's clear that Obama shouldn't keep the position either.
You're just repeating that one publication said that someone in the Obama administration allegedly was involved in something. No proof, just silly accusations.
Face it Jim, you (and have to assume your candidate) are just another tired example of politics as usual. Hurl around a few generic insults. Offer no real solutions. You seem right at home in the politics that most of us dislike.
What has Obama done? Renewed the Patriot Act, kept the war on drugs going, engaged in unnecessary military ventures, and other policies that violate our civil liberties.
Try to deny it all you want, but Obama is just as bad as Bush and the nuts running under the GOP ticket.
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Since I'm a fourth generation swamp rat, it took me a while
to warm up to the Spencer-Jackson House-- a three story stucco with gray shutters and a wrought iron privacy gate.
Inside and out, the house is real imposing.
It scares the crap out of me.
I grew up on a Georgia peach farm, a place where the mud is red and the fruit is sticky-sweet.
I'm not built for high-class living.
I am not built to live in a museum with oodles of breakable things.
I'm a put-your-feet on the coffee table kind of girl, and I prefer to eat Oreo Cakesters in bed.
Aunt Bluette's house in Bonaventure,Georgia.
Don't get me wrong--I know pretty when I see it--but I'm messy and clumsy. How will I ever get along with the Spencer-Jackson House?
I'm trying to think of it as a gorgeous debutante who's fallen into ruin, maybe prostitution, and people deserted her for a while. Now, she's Botoxed, lifted, tucked, and filled with collagen.
She requires hours of vacumming, dusting, and fluffing.
But that's all right; I need the exercise.
Come on in, and I'll show you around.
The foyer has a curved staircase, antique tables, and portraits of pissed-off women.
One hallway is cluttered and cozy, my kind of place. It leads to one of the back stairs plus a slew of closets and nooks.
To keep track of the layout, I gave each room an especial name.
The Whipped Cream Study
Yellow Brick Road Parlor
This room is pretty as a daffodil, but I seldom come here. There's just no comfortable place to take a nap, and everything is silky. If my mama were here, she'd say, "Teeny, this house needs a little dirt. Go make mudpies."
Should I?
The Pink Living Room
The Mint Julep Drawing Room
This is one of my favorites. The sofas are good and deep, the perfect place to curl up with a cookbook and plan menus.
The Raspberry Dining RoomI have probably violated a decorating law with the dining room. It was so formal, it hurt my swamp rat eyes. I rolled up the rug, then I took down the poofy curtains and installed matchstick blinds. I sewed white slipcovers for the chairs. It still needs something...but what?
White Rabbit's Kitchen
At first, I was afraid I wouldn't get along with this room. But it won me over.
I do all my freelancing baking for the Picky Palate Cafe right here.
The Lime-and-Peppermint Morning Room
The Scary, Might-Be-Haunted Library
(Not that I believe in such things...but Sir won't set a paw in this room.
I'm thinking he knows something that I don't!)
(Not that I believe in such things...but Sir won't set a paw in this room.
I'm thinking he knows something that I don't!)
The Itty Bitty Hallway
Teeny Touches
To make the house seem like home.
To make the house seem like home.
I hung mismatched plates in the sunny, back hallway.
Sir's Courtyard
Statue of the "sleeping girl."
(Wonder if she's dreaming?)
One thing I've learned this summer:
A home is more than antiques and architectural details--it's the place where all our scattered pieces come to rest.
Teeny's Calendar
Sunday: Isle of Palms: A Visit With Loggerhead Sea Turtles
Monday: My Weekly Menu at Stone Gable's Menu Monday
Tuesday: Coop and Teeny's Eggcentric Beach Outing
Wed: Bird Houses
Thursday: The Spencer-Jackson Dish Collection, Part II at Tablescape Thursday
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Photos from the Anniversary Concert
200 years since the new method of Ecclesiastical music
On Sunday 16 November 2014, St Andrew''s Greek Orthodox Theological College, together with the Melisma Ensemble and the Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese Choir, celebrated the 200th anniversary since the establishment of the 'New Method' of ecclesiastic music by the Three Renowned Teachers: Gregory Protopsaltes, Chourmouzios Chartophylax and Chrysanthos of Madytos.
The Melisma Ensemble, directed by Dr Dimitri Koubaroulis, and the Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese Choir, directed by the Reverend Fr Romanos Al-Baba, performed ecclesiastical music in both Greek and Arabic, while the former also performed cultural songs composed by the Teachers.
His Grace Bishop Seraphim of Apollonias, College Sub-Dean, concluded the event by thanking both choirs and the various event contributors, in addition to the numerous participants for their support. Special mention was given to Dr Dimitri Koumbaroulis who had initiated the idea for the concert.
Entry was by donations in support of St Andrew's Greek Orthodox Theological College which provides tertiary level education and training for Christian Orthodox clergy, theologians and lay teachers in order to meet the catechetical and pastoral needs of the Orthodox Church in Australia.
The Grand Opening of two Churches in Melbourne
Churches of Holy Theofania in Frankston and The Dormition of Our Lady in Altona
On Sunday, November 9th, His Eminence Archbishop Stylianos and His Grace Bishop Ezekiel celebrated the opening and blessing of the new Church of Holy Theofania in Frankston, Victoria. They were joined by many of the faithful and their parish Priest, Father Doukas Georgalas.
On Sunday, November 16th, His Eminence Archbishop Stylianos with Bishop Ezekiel and Bishop Iakovos celebrated the opening and blessing of the new Church of The Dormition of Our Lady in North Altona, Victoria. They were also joined by many of the faithful and other clergy of the Archdiocese.
Anniversary Concert
200 years since the new method of Ecclesiastical music
Compositions of the Three Teacher and other chants in Greek and Arabic and traditional songs
Melisma Ensemble
directed by Dimitri Koubaroulis
Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese Choir
directed by Fr Romanos Al Baba
Date: Sunday 16 November 7pm
The Sports and Performing Arts Centre St Spyridon College (Senior School)
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Divine Liturgy of St James Marrickville Sydney NSW
On Thursday, October 23, His Grace Bishop Seraphim, celebrated the Divine Liturgy of St James, the Brother of the Lord, with clergy of the Archdiocese at the Church of St Nicholas.
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Any suggestions for a professional quality wok or high quality wok for home use and if so, where did you find it
re: mwhitmore
Sorry, can't agree with getting big heavy cast iron wok! It's not pleasant to cook with when it's a weight lifting exercise plus as you mentioned, if you don't have huge BTU, it takes 15 mins. to get it heated up hot enough for a stir fry! How can that be fun cooking? No, best IMHO is lightweight, thin walled round bottom cast iron wok!
re: Eleanor Hoh
But it does get hot eventually, which a light wok on low BTUs never does. As for weight, don't lift it. (While cooking.)
I would buy a 14 inch carbon steel or carbon steel wok from The Wok Shop in SF. Go to their web site, read up on things, and then chose the one that is right for you. I personally have a 14 inch Joyce Chen cast iron wok, as well as a 14 inch US made flat bottom pow wok. The US flat pow wok gets the most usage in my house.
Get carbon steel or cast iron, take the time season it yourself. Don't even think of buying a non stick wok.
Tane Chan and the Wok Shop are THE place to shop and ask questions. There's a lot of info on their web site, you can call them or email them with any questions. You don't have to go any further than that.
Of all the woks I have owned (more than 10), the best is the hand hammered wok from e-Wok. That being said, most carbon steel woks from a restaurant supply store are more than sufficient for home cooks. You can also find carbon steel woks from most Asian supermarkets as well.
As for wokshop, I have bought many woks from Tane. Of the woks I bought from her, these are the better ones:
Again, most carbon steel woks with a decent thickness (1.5 to 2.5 mm) will work just fine, so don't overthink it.
re: Chemicalkinetics
Sorry, we keep having this conversation, but I don't think carbon steel is the only choice. And one with a handle is plain dangerous because it tips when there's food in it as well as handle sticks out either over another burner or out over the stove.
http://tinyurl.com/psc695f Asian Origins Lightweight Cast Iron Wok Set
I bought this from Costco. It works well for me.
re: sueatmo
No, I saw it at Costco, that's not cast iron! I get so upset when I see retailers put cast iron because they know it's the best material for stir Frying!
re: Eleanor Hoh
Hmmm. How do you know this?
re: lisinka1
Why is that even called a wok when it's not a wok shape?! If u take care of cast iron, it doesn't rust.
re: Eleanor Hoh
Why is it not a wok shape? Is there some rigid dimensional proportion that must be followed? Sure, it's got a flat bottom that's wider than most woks, but I'd say it generally follows the wok profile.
Perhaps you'd be happier if it were called a stir fry pan, but that wouldn't change how it cooks.
My favorite woks are made in Japan, I have a 36cm esuesu (エスエス) Peking pan and a 30cm yamada (山田) hammered bottom Cantonese wok. The Peking pan is beautifully constructed from one piece of metal and one hollow metal handle. The Yamada wok is a traditional Cantonese wok with the two riveted metal wire handles. Both are blue carbon steel and both after seasoning are nearly non stick.
They are light enough to toss and flip food in them if so desired, or just for fun. I like to pretend I'm a professional wok cook and flip the food around. I use them with a wok ring, so they don't wobble and it also concentrates the heat on the bottom of the woks.
I bought the esuesu from the wok shop in San Francisco , $40.00. The Yamada from Hitachiya in Torrance, $47.00. They are light years ahead of any Chinese or Taiwanese made woks. Better metal quality and better fit and finish. Well worth the extra price in my opinion. As I get older i find that buying something once is enough, not cheap stuff multiple times. Hope this helps.


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An underwater archaeologist who claims he found the Confederate submarine H.L. Hunley said Monday he will keep fighting for official credit for the discovery, despite a lawsuit over the matter being dismissed.
Lee Spence claimed he found the Hunley in 1970 when a fishing net snagged on the submarine's wreckage and says he has the documents to prove it. But the state gave shipwreck hunter Clive Cussler credit, saying he located the sub off Sullivans Island near Charleston in 1995.
Cussler's National Underwater and Marine Agency sued Spence, arguing that his claim of finding the submarine damaged the agency's reputation. Cussler's agency still believes its allegations are correct but"does not desire to pursue litigation against a defendant who, in turn, has professed such litigation has caused him mental trauma resulting in institutionalization and in assorted physical aliments," according to court documents filed Friday.
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The computer has arrived! And I'm at a KC con this weekend!on November 21, 2014 at 5:57 PM
My PC replacement has landed, and I've been busy putting my old drives in its voluminous interior in the hopes they'll revive when I power it on. I'm about to take a break, however, and visit the KC Game Fair this evening! I'll be there some portions of Saturday and Sunday as well, so stop on in and say hello, and I'll complain about my old computer's fickle nature, among other things.


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RBI chief says to consider advance GDP when framing policy
GUWAHATI (Reuters) - Reserve Bank of India Governor Duvvuri Subbarao said the central bank will take Thursday's advance numbers for fiscal year economic growth into account while framing monetary policy for its next review in March.
India's gross domestic product (GDP) is estimated to grow an annual 5.0 percent in the 2012/13 fiscal year, the government said on Thursday, signalling that the worst economic slump in a decade could be far deeper than earlier anticipated.
The RBI had revised the economy's growth to 5.5 percent for the financial year ending in March from its previous estimate of 5.8 percent.
The central bank governor also said he is looking forward to the upcoming budget for the fiscal 2013/14 year to get a better sense of the government's fiscal consolidation plans.
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Heroin may be passé, as the Dandy Warhols noted on 1997 semi-hit "Not If You Were the Last Junkie on Earth", but in rock culture, self-destruction never is. Nick Drake and Elliott Smith died blessedly dive-bar jukebox-bound, while Donovan and Smog rumble along in comparative obscurity. Kurt Cobain and Layne Staley never sang in a band called Audioslave. Sure, the case of Burning Out v. Fading Away is moot when it comes to assessing actual musical merit, but as precedent in the court of cred (gawd, remember that?) it's never been overturned.
If last year's Sundance-approved documentary DiG! showed us anything about the Dandy Warhols, it's that these four psychedelic power-poppers from Portland, Oregon, are immaculately versed in the tenets of cred-conscious self-mythologizing. Throughout the film, the band's foil is San Francisco psych-rock outfit the Brian Jonestown Massacre, whose lead singer, Anton Newcombe, is portrayed as a tortured artist whose fiery genius ultimately consumes him. Dandies frontman Courtney Taylor-Taylor, stingingly aware he lacks his hero's gifts, nevertheless mimics Newcombe's much-trodden rock-star antics-- heavy drug use, sociopathic tendencies, delusions of grandeur-- all the while stretching one foot ever further through the door to the commercial success that inevitably eludes Newcombe, like Gatsby's green light. Even the Warhols' early song titles ("Lou Weed", "Ride", "Cool as Kim Deal") come off as signifiers of cred from a band desperate to attain what to Newcombe comes so naturally.
Thus, given the chance to piggyback on DiG!'s success, the Dandies ask, "What would a self-destructive genius do?"-- and promptly shoot themselves in both feet. The result, fifth album Odditorium or Warlords of Mars, looks like an attempt to rebut that movie's careerist image of the band, instead brandishing its sloppy difficulty like a severed ear. "Don't get caught trying-- ever," Taylor-Taylor admonished in a recent interview. If the statement hits neatly upon the defining ethos of indie-rock in the 1990s, it fails to consider that songwriting and creativity, not just laziness and pot fumes, propelled the rise of slacker icons like Beck and Pavement. Only the truly earless would mistake this assortment of bloated in-jokes and interminable, sub-song drones for some kind of masterpiece. The whole thing smacks of effortful effortlessness, man.
Odditorium lays its first claim to cracked brilliance through sheer, stultifying sprawl (oh, and that off-putting title). Listeners must first wade through a glaringly unfunny spoken-word opener, the inexplicably titled "Colder Than the Coldest Winter Was Cold". Then, on "Love is the New Feel Awful", Taylor-Taylor floats whispery vocals atop a chugging spaced-out groove for its first three-plus minutes; for the next six, it's aimless guitar mutilation, "A Day in the Life" orchestral squealing, and shrill free-jazz hornfuck. The next track, "Easy", is a more concise 7:32, but this time T2 mumbles his verses into morose oblivion. "Holding Me Up" recalls the fuzzed-out alt-pop of the band's first three albums, then hits repeat for another inessential three minute outro. The 12-minute, slow-motion krautrock hum of "A Loan Tonight" is as irredeemable as its title pun. "Odditorium" is what the Dandies call their studio; a good portion of its namesake should still be on the facility's floor.
The same studied perversity also pervades the shorter songs. "All the Money or the Simple Life Honey", uptempo with "Soul Man" horns and rattling acoustic guitar, manages to spew both typical fame-sucks pablum (dudes, you're only the Dandy Warhols) and positively prehistoric anti-sellout raillery: "You're playing in a rock 'n' roll band, but still you're doing whatever the Man says." Pretty much the Dandies' half of DiG!, come to think of it. "Down Like Disco" jangles like "Minnesoter", from the band's 1997 Come Down, only sped-up Kanye-style, while unfortunate could-be indie-yuppie staple "Everyone Is Totally Insane" is the only time Odditorium echoes the hooky synth-pop of 2003's intermittently impressive Welcome to the Monkeyhouse. Hard-partying first single "Smoke It" feints Rolling Stones-ward until the familiar riff registers: Yup, that's the Hives "Hate to Say I Told You So". The piano-splashed one-chord mantra of "There Is Only This Time" (more horns, more Faust!) is mercifully capped at 4:40.
True to form, the Dandies maintain plausible deniability about Odditorium's ostensible ambitions, always leaving open the Ann Coulter defense: If you don't like it, it was only a joke (you humorless sack of jihadist-spunk). First, there's the title again. Elsewhere, "The New Country" lodges a banjo firmly in its hipster-hoedown cheek. Dogs growl throughout sing-songy "Did You Make a Song With Otis", with lyrics about beer and "Poopy" tuning a guitar. And if the opener-- "You're listening to a piece of history," A&E;'s Bill Kurtis pronounces in a rich Midwestern baritone-- doesn't exactly bring, well, any yucks, still Shirley it can't be serious, uh, right? A few jokes are overt, and uniformly excoriable: "People got more baggage than JFK/ And I'm talking about the airport, man!"
And then there are the drugs. The Dandies still take a lot of them, kids. At least they want you to think they do, because they never shut up about them. "Great pot," a man's voice proclaims at the end of "Everyone Is Totally Insane"; "I wanna get high," goes "Down Like Disco". Yeah, "Smoke It", OK, we get it. In DiG!, the Dandies show up for a photo shoot at a house the Brian Jonestown Massacre rented in Los Angeles, a house still trashed from a party the night before-- a party the Dandies didn't attend. Odditorium is an album of secondhand decadence, of hand-me-down self-destruction that the fleeting tunes can never support. At least the Dandies can say they didn't try. But that's an insult to everyone who ever did.
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|Fri, 05-22-2009 - 11:17pm
If so, at what point in time - at 6 weeks, 12 weeks, 15 weeks..?
(I posted this question a while back but never checked in to see the response)
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|Thu, 06-04-2009 - 3:23pm
>>Fetal pain is irrelevant; the issue around abortion is not one of 'what causes the least harm and pain to the z/f/e' but a matter of 'what does the woman want to do with her body.' The heart of the abortion issue is the right to choose. Other discussions, while interesting, are not relevant to the legal right to have an abortion. They maybe relevant to individuals considering abortion as an option, but that should not be confused with the legal fact that women are persons, z/e/f are not and only people have rights under our laws. <<
Even taking making abortion illegal out of it I think if there is a possibility of fetal pain relief should be given. My cat is not a human being and does not have the same rights I do. At my discretion I can have him killed by a vet but I can not have him killed in any painful way. I think it is a sad day if we are giving more consideration to a pet than the unborn IRT pain relief.
|Thu, 06-04-2009 - 8:14am
<< Women's Right to Know billed approved by Planned Parenthood claims 12 weeks is possible, 20 is possible, and 28 is without a doubt possible. >>
Can an embryo feel pain?
During pregnancy, human life is medically referred to as an embryo during its first 56, 61, or 91 days (sources differ). Later it is called a fetus until it is born.
The answer is a definite no. The vast majority of pregnancy terminations -- whether due to miscarriages, elective abortions, ectopic pregnancies, etc. occur before the embryo becomes a fetus at or near the end of the first trimester. All of the mechanisms needed for an embryo to feel pain are not present.
Many pro-life groups emphasize that the embryo develops pain sensors about seven weeks after conception. Unfortunately, for whatever reason, they often do not explain the full picture. Many people without medical training naturally assume that the presence of these sensors will enable the embryo to feel pain. However, sensing of pain requires a complete system, including:
bullet Pain sensors to sense the pain,
bullet Nerve pathways to convey pain signals from the sensors, up the spine, and into the brain, and
bullet The existence of higher brain functions to convert those signals into feelings of pain.
Since the full system is not present until after the embryo becomes a fetus, it can be safely concluded that human embryos cannot feel pain.
More about pain:
Pain in an adult, child, newborn or late-term fetus originates as an electrical signal in some of the body's pain receptors. This signal is sent via nerve pathways to the spinal column, then to the thalamus - an egg-shaped structure within the brain. Finally the signal is transferred to the cerebral cortex where it is sensed as pain. In a fetus, the pain receptors develop around 7 weeks after conception; the spino-thalamic system at about 13 weeks. However, the connections to the cortex are established only after about 26 weeks into pregnancy -- well into the third trimester.
bullet Some pro-life advocates believe that pain can be felt by the fetus when these systems are only partly formed.
bullet Most physicians, medical researchers, and pro-choice advocates believe that the complete system has to be "wired up" before the fetus can feel pain - i.e. sometime after about 26 weeks into pregnancy. As noted above, some believe that a fetus cannot feel pain until after birth, no matter how far the pregnancy has developed.
Since you can't prove a negative, fee free to disregard. However, I'll side with reason on this one.
|Thu, 06-04-2009 - 7:34am
I'm having a hard time with this so bear with me so I can try to understand.
Why is it we don't remember things from in the womb?
|Thu, 06-04-2009 - 4:34am
One thing no one can say on this board is that they know, or that anyone knows without a doubt that a fetus or embryo is unable to feel pain. You don't remember the womb, we cannot talk with an embryo or fetus, and scientists haven't come to a conclusion. So we cannot really debate whether or not pain is felt, we can only post studies (biased by whoever does it because you're either for or against). So the point is mute because its a lie to tell women you know that pain isn't felt. One study says one, another says something else. Women's Right to Know billed approved by Planned Parenthood claims 12 weeks is possible, 20 is possible, and 28 is without a doubt possible.
At one time it was believed that minorities didn't feel pain, Margaret Sanger's "Negro Project" where African American women had abortions and were unknowingly sterilized routinely talked about the lesser of this world. Read some of her beliefs and you will see her basis for liberal eugenics. Children were once considered not to feel pain, or feel less pain, however that is disproven. Still many doctors have noticed a fetus is less stressed during
|Tue, 06-02-2009 - 12:26pm
>>what I mean is that a 12 week old fetus will respond to stimuli that would be painful if it were able to feel pain. I.e. - a fetus being torn apart in a vacuum extraction can bee seen moving frantically, trying to push away from the instrument, elevated heart rate, etc. <<
A fetus will respond the same way to a near traffic accident because the mother feels things and passes chemicals through the placenta


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White Caps 3 - ARJSW00080
100% Cotton Sweater V-neck sweater with hood in solids and stripe 23" hps
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- Cute And Great For Beach
- Perfect For Keeping Warm
Best Uses
- Breezy Night At Beach
Love the color. Would buy one in every color. Great for cool summer night or at beach.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Beautiful colour
- Very Comfortable
Best Uses
Happy with this purchase. It fit well, was very cozy and loved the colour.
- Was this a gift?:
- No