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- Developer: Rebellion
- Publisher: 505 Games
- Genre: Action Shooter Third-Person
- Release Date: May 2, 2012
- ESRB: Mature
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"University of New Hampshire officials were greatly saddened to learn of the recent death of Olivia Rotondo, a junior from Rhode Island," said the statement issued by spokeswoman Erika Mantz. "We extend our deepest sympathies to her family and friends during this difficult time, and are focused on providing support and resources to our campus community."
Mantz said the UNH Counseling Center is open daily from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. A school hotline for students who need help in coping with the death is available 24-hours per day at 603-862-2090.
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pantographSaltos de línea: panto|graph
Pronunciación: /ˈpantəɡrɑːf /
Definición de pantograph en inglés:
1An instrument for copying a plan or drawing on a different scale by a system of hinged and jointed rods.
Example sentences
- Shortly before dusk, he arrived at the Maryland State House clutching two homemade drawing instruments, a simplified camera obscura and a modified pantograph.
- The pantograph was a movable parallelogram that could be mounted on a drawing board or stationed atop a table, as in the frontispiece to Scheiner's Pantographice.
- Wallace also invented the pantograph, an instrument for duplicating a geometric shape at a reduced or enlarged scale.
2A jointed framework conveying a current to a train, tram, or other electric vehicle from overhead wires.
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- The electric part is that it uses a pantograph or roof mounted current collector to pick up electricity from the overhead catenary or wires.
- The pantograph feeds the electricity from the overhead supply to the train.
- Currently in the open air, and unprotected from the tropical atmosphere, are four abandoned diesel electric locomotives, an oil tanker wagon, a steam crane and a General Electric pantograph power unit from 1924.
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- These artists - St-Gaudens, Weinman, Fraser, MacNeil, de Francisci - created oversize models which were pantographically reduced.
- Type produced by pantographic reproduction (scaling a master drawing to many different sizes), and the later technologies of photocomposition and digital type, allowed working from a single master design regardless of the size of the final application.
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- Published: Orlando : Harcourt, c2005.
- Year Published: 2005
- Description: 1 v. (unpaged) : col. ill. ; 23 cm.
- Language: English
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Cowgirl Kate and her cowhorse Cocoa, who is always hungry, count cows, share a story, and help each other fall asleep.
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Ding dong, ding dong, hear the bell
Ringing out the first? No雔
Joyous chimes ring loud and clear
Spreading word the Saviour's here
Humble men kneel down to pray
On this very special day
Wise men bearing gifts of love
Following a star above
Now come on, kids, I want you to gather around me
And fold your legs on the floor
And we're gonna tell the story about the first Christmas
Alright, Chico, open your book
Joy, Berry, Terry, everybody open your book
And we're gonna sing the song
And when I say "Ding and Dong"
I want you to say the same with me
Alright, ready?
Aaha now, open your books. Good, let's go, yeah
Very good now, darlings
And now we're gonna sing "Ding Dong"
To all the children around the world
And wish them a very merry Christmas
Alright? Ready?
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Ding dong, ding dong
Ding dong, ding dong
Merry, merry Christmas, everybody!
Merry Christmas, everybody!
Merry Christmas, everybody!
Ding dong, ding dong
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One of the most talented singer/songwriters of our time. Singer in the famous British band The Smiths and has since gone solo, producing many successful records over his career span. Often known as the godfather of sexy and as pre-emo musical talent at its best.
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Are homeowners becoming aware of the way KB homes is building homes? The pictures of these homes are haunting...Web Link
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KB Homes changed their name from Kaufman and Broad. It may have had something to do with the reputation Kaufman and Broad had accrued. Apparently, they are trying to start over with a clean slate
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"depressing and not cohesive story"
Sister interactions interesting, thought it was going somewhere, good writing bad plot?most annoying was the whiney, whine then more indecision of main characters and boring mundane narrative most of book very sorry becuase i like this author,
Depressing goig no where, no solid point
"became so deppressing and continued to morbid"
No, some interesting history wise but usually we need some light at the end of the tunnel
Yes definatley
Pretty good performance
Not for me
Really angered me when book ended without them meeting when description said they did?
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The Associated Press, The New York Times, and ABC's World News Tonight reported on Republican efforts to present new House Majority Leader John A. Boehner (R-OH) as a clean break from GOP corruption scandals, but they ignored criticism Boehner received for passing out checks from a tobacco industry group on the House floor moments before a key tobacco vote, as well as other ethical questions raised by Boehner's record.
Reporting that new House Majority Leader John Boehner could satisfy "a lot of Republican rank-and-file [who] want change because of the lobbying scandals," CNN's Ed Henry ignored Boehner's history of ethics concerns, including the criticism he received for passing out checks from a tobacco industry group on the House floor moments before a key tobacco vote.
Few major news outlets have covered the fact -- first reported by the New York Daily News -- that in a letter to I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby's defense attorneys, special counsel Patrick J. Fitzgerald said that numerous emails from 2003 are missing from the White House computer archives.
Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank depicted advocates of impeachment as a fringe element of the Democratic Party, while ignoring polling that shows that a majority of Americans believe Congress should consider impeaching Bush over his authorization of warrantless domestic surveillance. Milbank also falsely reported that Sen. John F. Kerry (D-MA) "got only 25 of the 60 needed votes" to mount a filibuster against President Bush's nomination of Samuel A. Alito Jr. to the Supreme Court. In fact, it was Alito's supporters who "needed" the 60 votes to end debate on the nomination.
In a New York Post book review, Andrew C. McCarthy falsely suggested that the Clinton administration was responsible for the Supreme Court's ruling that the requirement that law enforcement officials give suspects Miranda warnings for confessions to be admissible in court is embedded in the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution.
CNN's Ed Henry said that Sen. John Kerry's call for a filibuster of Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr.'s nomination to the Supreme Court reinforced the "elitist" label given to Kerry by the GOP during the 2004 presidential campaign because he made the statement from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. However, when CNN later interviewed Sen. Saxby Chambliss about the potential filibuster, there were no "elitist" comments to be found, even though Chambliss was also commenting from Davos.
One day after NBC's Katie Couric chided Howard Dean for saying that Democratic lawmakers received no campaign contributions from Jack Abramoff, Matt Lauer said that "technically speaking, Howard Dean may be correct." In fact, Dean was correct and Couric was wrong.
Various media outlets have failed to challenge the claims of Republican senators that they disregarded ideology when voting to confirm Supreme Court justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer in the 1990s. In fact, both Ginsburg and Breyer were consensus nominees, suggested to President Clinton by Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT), and had reputations and judicial records of moderates at the time of their nominations.
Media figures have argued that the scandal surrounding former Washington lobbyist Jack Abramoff is good news for Sen. John McCain because, unlike other members of Congress, he is untainted by the scandal and could benefit politically from being cast as a reformer. But these media figures failed to note that, like many Democrats who they have suggested are tainted, McCain received campaign money from Abramoff's clients, as reported by the Associated Press and the Center for Responsive Politics. *
A West Virginia Sunday Gazette Mail column quoted Ralph G. Neas, president of People for the American Way, that "[t]he religious right already controls the White House, the Senate and the House of Representatives" and plans to "pack the Supreme Court with right-wing ideologues" but then falsely attributed words to Neas, suggesting without basis that by "religious right," Neas meant "these evil churchgoers."
CNN anchor Kyra Phillips misstated a false assertion made by Washington Post ombudsman Deborah Howell regarding Democrats and indicted Republican lobbyist Jack Abramoff. Phillips reported that Howell "wrote that ... Jack Abramoff gave money to Democrats as well as Republicans." Phillips then said: "Well that's true, though most of the money went to Republicans." In fact, Abramoff made no contribution to Democrats.
On his radio show, Bill O'Reilly falsely claimed that Democrats took campaign contributions from former Washington lobbyist Jack Abramoff. When a caller noted his false claim, O'Reilly stated: "So you are a Kool-Aid drinker who is blinded by whatever neurosis you have, because that's just insane." As Media Matters for America has documented, only Republicans received direct contributions from Abramoff.
A January 18 Associated Press article reported that "Democrats tried to link [indicted Republican lobbyist Jack] Abramoff to Republicans." However, the article failed to discuss numerous ties between the GOP and Abramoff.
News outlets reported that the Republican-sponsored ethics reform package would ban lobbyist-paid travel. But the proposed reform measure would still allow lobbyist-paid meals and trips as long as they were offered as campaign fundraising activities.
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Cream of Celery Soup By Buttoni's Low-Carb Recipes 11/20/14 22:57 A simple soups is often all I'm looking for and I occasionally would fix myself a can of Cream of Celery Soup when I was growing up. But that had lots of carbs and junky ingredients. I've made a low-carb … Continue reading → Add to my recipe book
How to make: Cream of corn and Mushroom soup By Home food delights 11/18/14 05:25 Cream of corn and Mushroom soup recipe Healthy and rich in taste,specially kids love to have this hot soup in winters until last sip with garlic bread. Cream of corn and Mushroom soup Ingredients: Sweet corns(frozen)-1cup. Tinned or fresh mushrooms-1small... Add to my recipe book
Spicy Cream of Broccoli Soup By Buttoni's Low-Carb Recipes 11/01/14 16:18 I just love creamed soups and decided to make one from a head of broccoli yesterday. I usually make a broccoli and cheese soup that is a bit chunkier and cheesier tasting, but I was actually shooting for a "spicy" … Continue reading → Add to my recipe book
Cream of Split Pea Soup By Vegetarian Underground 10/25/14 15:00 Cream of Split Pea Soup Rich and creamy, this soup has a lovely minty flavor. It makes a great vegetarian lunch when paired with homemade bread or rolls. Serves 4-6. Ingredients:2 Tbsp grapeseed oil 1 carrot, peeled and finely chopped 1 celery rib, finely... Add to my recipe book
Cream of Broccoli soup By My Weekend Kitchen 10/18/14 09:05 I can't eat broccoli. Period. I don't like to eat big florets in my food. I never liked eating cauliflower and maybe that's why when broccoli became so common in India, I never really went for it. Whenever we go out for Italian and I have broccoli in my... Add to my recipe book
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Indian Spiced Carrot Soup with Coconut Cream By Carpe Cibus 08/10/14 23:10 The last thing I really want to do is hover over a hot stove during the peak of summer. But sometimes soup calls. Thankfully, this vibrant orange bowl of comfort only needs about 30 minutes of stove top time, without any of the hovering. The ginger and... Add to my recipe book
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Alberta's shameful past offers fetid food for thought
IN this suggestive piece of investigative journalism, Albertan Jane Harris-Zsovan exposes one of her home province's wretched little secrets.
Published, oddly enough, by a Winnipegbased house, Eugenics and the Firewall retells the story of how Alberta's progressive and populist Social Credit government abused some of its most vulnerable citizens' basic human rights for almost half the 20th century. Its message is clear: somebody's Utopian vision can lead to another's Orwellian hell.
In 1928, Alberta elected its first Social Credit government, led by the apocalyptic "Bible Bill" Aberhart. The government was under the sway of the burgeoning eugenics movement and quickly passed the British Empire's first sexual sterilization legislation, which was not rescinded until 1972.
Similar laws were passed in many western countries and in the province of British Columbia; these laws were also repealed in the 1970s and 1980s.
The history of eugenics cannot be seen in the light of a right-left wing split. Eugenics, strictly speaking, means "good birth," and Harris-Zsovan, who lives in Lethbridge, details the history of the eugenics movement and its attempts to apply the science of improving human genetic composition in the early 20th century.
Many notable progressive Canadians supported eugenics, including Tommy Douglas and the women of the "Famous Five," whose new statue graces Manitoba's legislative grounds.
Arguably, on reading Harris-Zsovan, most modern Canadians support the positive aspects of eugenics today: family planning, prenatal health clinics, family allowance, day care and the myriad other expensive government-sponsored social-medical programs.
What modern human rights-based nations cannot support is the involuntary or coercive aspects of negative eugenics: sterilization, ideas about miscegenation and racial stereotyping. The Nazis really made the concept of eugenics unpalatable.
Harris-Zsovan has included the Nuremberg Laws on Citizenship and Race (1935) in the appendices.
During the 44-year reign of Social Credit in Alberta, more than 2,000 Albertans were sterilized under the authority of the province's Eugenics Board. Although the rules were strict on who could be sterilized, lax government oversight lead to egregious abuses.
The majority of the operations, Harris-Zsovan writes, were performed on poor, uneducated women, aboriginals and recent Eastern European immigrants.
Many were not told they we being sterilized. Often neither the family nor the responsible government minister give the consent required by the law. In the eyes of Albertans the operations were performed in the name of societal improvement when, in fact, they were sexist and racist.
Harris-Zsovan includes the sorry stories of many who suffered needlessly. In 1999 the Ralph Klein government was forced to payout $82 million in compensation to those the province had wronged.
The dark sister of eugenics is euthanasia, which means good death. In her concluding chapter, Harris-Zsovan explores the issues of bioethics, genetic counselling and designer babies.
Who will decide who has the right to be born, how will that child be engineered and how long they will live? We are living in a brave new world; are its formative ideas really different from those of the Alberta Eugenics Board?
Ian Stewart is a Winnipeg teacher and writer.
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The Great Hope
November 28, 2007
John H. McWhorter
It is not uncommon to see Barack Obama described as âcomfortable in his skin.â Yet in âA Bound Man: Why We Are Excited About Obama and Why He Canât Winâ (Free Press, 142 pages, $22), Hoover Institution senior fellow Shelby Steele argues that underneath Mr. Obamaâs cool-tempered exterior is a soul divided against itself. Specifically, Mr. Steele suspects that Mr. Obama has crafted an oppositional âblackâ identity of a staged variety, despite having been raised by whites in a culture disconnected from the black American community.
On the subject of Mr. Obamaâs blackness, most have considered it a political plus. Mr. Obamaâs meteoric ascent has been due partly to his being bright and talented, but these qualities alone have left many a campaigner stranded at the starting gate. As Mr. Steele observes, what has made Mr. Obama a celebrity is being the kind of black person who, in not threatening whites with accusations of racism, offers them the opportunity to show their non-racist bona fides by giving him their vote. Leon Wieseltier, the literary editor of the New Republic, to take one example, has acknowledged, âI plan to be moved to tears on the day that I vote for a black man for the presidency of this stained and stirring country.â
However, Mr. Steele is more interested in Mr. Obamaâs attempts at embracing a âblack identityâ in more overt ways, such as watching him join the Trinity United Church of Christ on Chicagoâs South Side, presided over by a black minister caught up in pretending race relations in America have barely inched beyond 1956. Mr. Steele sees these kinds of acts as emblematic of a bind black America is caught in, pretending an allegiance to a separatist, victim-based âblack ideologyâ despite the fact that the only way to true success in America is via mainstream values focusing on hard work and coping with obstacles as they come.
Accurately, he pins black-power rhetoric as having been âlittle more than a style of clenched fists, Afros, and right-on phrases,â with âno relationship to accomplishment.â Recalling his brief experience of the movement in the â60s, Mr. Steele recounts âhaving to pretend, to go along with blackness despite my true feelings.â
Mr. Steele pegs Mr. Obama as pretending in the same way. He usefully points out, âIt was not a âBlack Value Systemâ that prepared Mr. Obama so well for the world,â and asks, âDoesnât Mr. Obamaâs success make the precise point that âblacknessâ is a dead-end?â In the end, Mr. Steele writes, Mr. Obama âsimply cannot acknowledge the full truth of his own experience,â because to do so would be to sacrifice the appeal of his âblackness.â As a candidate, then, âHe is bound against himself.â
As always, Mr. Steeleâs general perspective is dead-on, and rendered in his inimitably lapidary and penetrating fashion. However, Mr. Obama is less totemic a figure than Mr. Steele implies, and his character does not fit as neatly into Mr. Steeleâs schema as âBound Manâ suggests.
The first problem is Mr. Steeleâs psychological analysis of Mr. Obama. Mr. Steele implies that maintaining a distinct âblack identityâ is a kind of âstrategy,â shored up by people who need, for career or emotional reasons, to capitalize on whitesâ desire for absolution from bigotry.
Mr. Steele is correct that nothing in Mr. Obamaâs background furnishes a logical basis for a genuine black identity. However, his surmise that Mr. Obama must therefore be driven by something peculiar and tragic â such as a quest to compensate for the absence of his Kenyan father â is something of a stretch.
As a politician Mr. Obama must engage with the larger public, and the fact is that most black Americans were not raised by whites, as Mr. Obama was. In addressing them as a âblackâ man, Mr. Obama is likely trying to build a bridge between his life story and theirs.
Mr. Steele assumes that, deep down, Mr. Obama would like to preach the message of self-reliance that Bill Cosby has been airing of late. However, this misses that Mr. Obama is naturally given to attempting to square circles. That is, he is an intellectual capable of seeing all sides of an issue, and seeking common ground, rather than seeing only ideological divides.
Certainly, Mr. Obama can overdo this, as he has demonstrated by treating corn farmers in his home state with kid gloves, despite being aware of many problems with ethanol subsidies. However, in raceneutral cases such as these, Mr. Obama can hardly be analyzed as donning an ill-fitting dashiki, âinfatuated with the possibilities of his skin color.â
At times Mr. Steeleâs analysis, so focused on Mr. Obama as a racial entity as to miss Mr. Obama the individual, verges on falling into the very racial essentialism that he condemns in Mr. Obama and his fans. Then, on the other hand, Mr. Steele contends that despite his gestural outreach to the âSoul Patrol,â Mr. Obama is nevertheless not âblackâ enough to arouse enough of the black electorate in the primaries to get the nomination.
However, it would be hard to say that Mr. Obama is running for president in the deracinated guise of a Sidney Poitier in âGuess Whoâs Coming to Dinner.â He does, after all, attend a church run by a black radical. He worked up the black crowd at the latest Selma anniversary by referring to his debt to what the marchers there achieved (âDonât tell me Iâm not coming home to Selma, Alabamaâ). He talks to black audiences in âblackcentâ cadences, which he learned neither on his white motherâs knee nor in Hawaii or Indonesia, but as a second language.
Of course, there are those voters for whom only someone like Al Sharpton would be a âreally blackâ presidential candidate. But this is a fringe contingent, and black voters were uninspired by Mr. Sharpton when he actually did make a run. Blacks currently unsure whether they will vote for him most commonly cite unfamiliarity as the reason. This suggests that Mr. Obama is trailing Hillary Clinton in the polls among blacks more because his rise to fame has been so rapid than because black voters could only be aroused by black candidates with the politics of Cynthia McKinney.
Like Mr. Steele, I have winced watching Mr. Obama in his more forced gestures â such as linking his black identity to the fact that police officers would see him as black. Overall, however, Mr. Obama is one part politician and one part an individual who, like Bill Clinton, is temperamentally inclined to pleasing all comers. No one considered that quality one of the things that rendered Mr. Clinton our âfirst black president.â
Mr. Steeleâs book is brilliant in many passages. Yet his larger argument does not convince me that Mr. Obama, or someone like him, could not be in the Oval Office one day.
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Today's moviegoers may have all the respect in the world for Anglo-Saxon poetry, Norse legend, and the tenets of early Christianity, but the real attraction of Beowulf & Grendel might be summed up in the observation of an iron-helmeted Geat warrior in hot pursuit of the giant villain: "I tell ya," he says. "This troll must be one tough prick." Thus does Beowulfcollide with postmodern punk sensibility.
Not everything in Iceland-born director Sturla Gunnarsson's irreverent take on Beowulfis wise-guy work, but it sure looks like Gunnarsson and his Canadian screenwriter, Andrew Rai Berzins, are as familiar with Monty Python as with Teutonic lit. How else to explain that the fearsome Grendel (Ingvar Sigurdsson) parades around in the kind of big furry boots favored by slinky supermodels in the aprés-ski bars of Aspen, and that the entire production, shot in the more barren and forbidding reaches of the director's native land, looks like a cross between a WWE grudge match and the Sturgis biker rally. Gunnarsson and Berzins have dispensed with the original Beowulf's fire-breathing dragon, but they don't really need him: The motley, bearded collection of Geats and Danes and the suboceanic demons who do ferocious battle here would scare the inmates in maximum security half to death. The filmmakers also grapple artfully with a variety of moral and historical issues: Their nouveau Beowulf (Gerard Butler) is a man with a conscience, not a stone killer, and their Grendel is a monster wronged.
For those who've never had much luck plowing through Beowulf's 3,200 lines of alliterative Old English, Gunnarsson's version might be a useful alternativeas long as you're not dead set on linguistic purity or the parable about honor and duty that defines the original. It's good, bloody fun that stirs the intellect whenever it feels like it, and as a swashbuckler, the dead-game Butler outswings just about anyone in Troyor Kingdom of Heavenor Tristan & Isolde. Those overblown historical epics played just as loosely with history as this one does, but they didn't boast a third of its bawdy, sly humor.
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mine does an inital nurses appt to draw pregnancy panel and get a history. My first ultrasound (which I didn't expect) and OB appt is at 8 weeks.
I was wondering the same thing as you. I am so use to not really doing anything until at least 8 weeks because so much can happen in the first trimester.
Mommy to Natalie Blair Aug 2007 - m/c 7/26/11 @ 9w1d
For me personally, it's because I had a previous ectopic.
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My first appointment isn't until 8 weeks. The women's clinic I am going to told me they don't usually see patients until 8 to 10 weeks for the initial visit with the nurse practictioner. They told me I could come in earlier if I wanted to, but I hate going to go the doctor and I really have no desire to go in earlier than I need to. My first appointment is July 12th and I will be about 8 weeks. Last pregnancy, I went to a family practice clinic and my first appointment wasn't until around 11 weeks (with the OB...I didn't have a nurse appointment prior to that). Last time I only had one ultrasound at 22 weeks. I think this is fairly standard for normal pregnancies.
~Andrea~ Wife to Thomas since 6/21/08
Isaac 7/9/09, Elsie 2/17/12, Silas and Noah 9/10/13
you can get a u/s if you request one, but really, the earlier you are the more likely it is to cause unecassary concern. Just try to relax and wait...the farther you are, the more info you will get. I have a midwife and don't go for my history appointment til 11 weeks, and prob won't have my first u/s til 20 or so weeks. (I was given the option but declined, as I'm not into having multiple ultrasounds)
Mama to Irelyn - February 7 2012
And big boy Liam - November 10 2013
I am beesside myself with this whole situation
from what i've heard, most obs schedule the first appt at 8 to 10 weeks unless there is cause for concern or if someone has been actively trying to conceive with the help of the ob. my first appt was yesterday at what i thought was 8 weeks (actually 7 weeks). the first half was an appt with the ob nurse coordinator and the second half was an exam/pap/short ultrasound with the nurse practitioner. my next appt is at almost 13 weeks with the ob and for another ultrasound. its a long wait for the first appt but i already feel more relaxed having gone in. I don't think the next six weeks will feel as long as the last four. hope that helps!
I love my new OB she's awesome, always calls me and talks to me about the results and now I'm signed up online and she can send me results of tests or contact me on there. :) I have health net with hills physician Love it!!
I think it helps to have a good doctor that doesn't tell you no or shows interest in your concerns is a must.
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high risk will be seen sooner and more frequently especially if they are seeing the same DR who followed them during previous high risk pregnancies
I went to a free clinic, a pregnancy resource center (for people without maternity coverage) that's run by catholic charity -they DO NOT do abortions- and I got my pregnancy confirmed and have my 1st u/s scheduled for July 11, I will be almost 9 weeks. I am high risk, but they didn't even ask, so anyone would get an u/s this early with them and it's completely free and I didn't have to fill out but one sheet of paper and they didn't even ask for my ID or SS # or anything
I am high risk and have actually had 2 appts since I took my last HPT on May 27, 6 days before my missed period. I go back on the 8th of July and should be about 9 weeks by then. My Dr did U/S at both but of course since I was so early on we only saw the gest. sac. but she wanted to start measurments. Prayerfully at my next apt. we can see more and hear a heartbeat. Asking God's blessings on my Rainbow Baby!!!
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Commuters give transit a try
The scare tactics worked. Half the motorists who usually take northbound Interstate 5 to Seattle vanished Monday as state officials hoped.
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The scare tactics worked.
Half the motorists who usually take northbound Interstate 5 to Seattle vanished Monday as state officials hoped, and a potential traffic nightmare turned into one of the easiest weekday drives of the year.
Will commuters' obedience continue, or will Monday's images of free-flowing freeways lure people back to the road?
"It tends to be very good until people think, 'Everything's great, let's use it,' and things fall apart," said Mark Hallenbeck, director of the Washington State Transportation Center at the University of Washington.
State officials have seen the pattern on other big I-5 projects, said Jamie Holter, spokeswoman for the state Department of Transportation. "Traditionally what happens is, days one and two are really nice, and days three and four are awful," she said.
Today is the second weekday of a resurfacing project that will close two to three northbound lanes, near South Spokane Street, until early Aug. 30.
Oliver Downs, lead scientist for the Kirkland-based traffic-data company Inrix, forecasts that I-5 will turn slightly more crowded today, and then:
"Tuesday to Wednesday, Wednesday to Thursday, we have a successive worsening of morning rush-hour conditions." (Downs successfully predicted Monday's light traffic.)
Northbound I-5 traffic should be stop-and-go on Thursday for 1 ½ miles south to Michigan Street, he predicts, with slowdowns extending another three miles. That's close to normal, but Interstate 405 will bog down as drivers detour to the east, he said. Then on Friday, mobility will improve again, Downs said, as people begin a three-day weekend or telecommute.
Stepping up
This week presents a chance for transit agencies to win potential converts.
Becky Means, of Tacoma, riding a Sounder commuter train for the first time, liked the experience.
The ride was peaceful and it was nice not to deal with traffic, even if she had to stand the whole way. Means, who usually drives to her job at Swedish Medical Center, said she is considering making the train her regular mode of transportation. Riding it is free, courtesy of her employer.
The only thing stopping her is the limited train schedule. She sometimes has to work late, and would miss the last train that leaves at 5:40 p.m.
The I-5 lane closures were a "good motivator to try it out," she said.
Thousands of people switched to transit, or left home earlier, after transportation agencies raised fears of 10- or 20-mile traffic snarls. Trains and buses had enough room for the newcomers, though some complained it was tough to find park-and-ride spaces.
• Sounder's early 5:45 a.m. train from Tacoma carried 2,183 people into Seattle, or double last week's daily average of 1,035. Sound Transit has added a fifth train to its south-line service to cope with the I-5 project. Altogether, the trains brought 5,877 morning riders to Seattle, or 63 percent more than last week.
• The Elliott Bay Water Taxi carried 587 riders from West Seattle to downtown Monday morning, four times than normal.
• In Tacoma at 4:35 a.m., so many people showed up that Sound Transit put an extra bus on its 591 route to Seattle. King County Metro Transit also reported an early surge. Commuter Kim Davis says she caught her Metro 113 bus near White Center a half-hour earlier than usual, because she anticipated serious delays.
"I was trying to avoid the mess, and there was no mess to avoid," she said.
• As far as driving, the state said only 3,300 motorists an hour used northbound I-5 in the work zone, half the normal volume.
A dynamic situation
Project engineer Paul Johnson has said the worst traffic will come later when traffic is limited to one regular lane and the merge-exit lane. That could be as soon as Thursday, because construction is ahead of schedule.
Hallenbeck describes the human response as "Pavlovian," as people react to changing conditions and news updates.
He recalls being in Los Angeles for the 1984 Olympics, amid alarm that the city would choke on traffic. "The first week was great, the best traffic in the history of L.A.," he said. "The second week, it was back to normal L.A.
"I think you'll see the same kind of thing here. There'll be good days and bad days. The longer this goes on, the harder it will be for people."
But for a short stretch, he said, commuters have shown they can reorder their lives.
Staff reporters Manuel Valdes and Cara Solomon contributed to this report. Mike Lindblom: 206-515-5631 or firstname.lastname@example.com
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- A: The answer depends on the type and severity of the bipolar illness. You and your doctor need to determine the specific root cause of the illness in order to find the best medication for you. For more information on bipolar disorder, go to http://www.everydayhealth.com/emotional-health/bipolar/index.aspx. Matt Curley, PharmD
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Bucket trucks get utilized in a variety of industries and they may be seen occasionally alongside our streets each day. The trucks do come in a several shapes and sizes, each having been designed to assist you finish your task in a safe, comfortable and efficient manner. Even though the bucket truck makes your work much easier to perform, it is remains a huge piece of equipment that has many inherent dangers including falls, falling objects, tip overs and even the danger of electrocution.
If appropriate operating principles are adhered to, you get to experience a safe and smooth ride whilst keeping their maintenance to a bare minimum. Operators of bucket trucks ought to be properly trained and they must be in compliance with the standards set by OSHA for aerial lifts.
The operation of bucket trucks comes under the OSHA standard guidelines that ought to be followed. Some of the operating requirements when deploying a bucket truck include:
- Suitable fall protection must be utilized whenever one is making use of a bucket trucks.
- A bucket trucks could get altered for some other use other besides the one it was intended for so long as authorization in writing to the modification gets received from the manufacturer or an equivalent authority.
- For those bucket trucks to be deployed close to electrical power lines, stringent requirements have to be followed, among them being to keep a definite distance, de-energizing measures, only competent workers utilizing the truck, and the grounding any lines that are overhead lines, etc.
- A bucket truck must never be driven whilst workers remain in the bucket.
- The controls must be visibly and clearly marked and precisely defined by their function.
- The controls ought to be tested daily ahead of the truck being utilized.
- Load and its distribution must always be verified to ensure they are falling within the recommendation of the manufacturer.
- Those operating it must always put on suitable protective gear such as safety boots, safety glasses, gloves, and a hard hat to protect against any falling objects.
- The worker must at all times keep both of his feel planted steadfastly on the bucket floor.
- The bucket truck lower controls must not be activated without the permission of the worker who is in the bucket unless there is an emergency.
It is important that bucket truck is checked daily for safety. The bucket truck Vancouver operator should conduct a routine daily safety/circle check to ascertain hazards, spot any damages or leaks. These daily checks should include but the following visual checks, but not limited to:
- Broken, loose, damaged or missing parts
- Tire pressure, bulges or cuts
- Oil or hydraulic leaks
- Integrity of welds, e.g. rust and cracks
- Beam, lighting, directional plus safety