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391 people are wearing their ass for a hat.
looks like a huge margin to me!
I think this whole thing will blow over with little impact on actual laws. Closing the gunshow "loophole" may happen though.
I think that if it does come to that, C&R items should be exempted. You can buy a new rifle anywhere, but old milsurps are hard to come by outside of a show. I honestly think closing the loophole will kill the smaller gunshows.
No. It didn't accomplish anything but cost the taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars to implement and enforce.
Excuse my ignorance, but is it this politician running the poll, or the AP, as a side bar? Because if IT IS this politician, it means he is obviously open to opinion on the matter, and worth dropping a line to...
at this point no because that one isent nearly as bad as what they want to impouse know
If putting pen to paper could magically keep children from being murdered by nut cases, then I would support that even if I had to surrender my firearms. Sadly, there's this place that I, and everyone else whether they agree to it or not, live in called reality land.
In reality land, drunk driving laws haven't curbed driving under the influence.
In reality land, drug laws haven't stopped drug abuse or even misuse of legally proscribed drugs.
In reality land, seat belt laws haven't stopped people from not wearing their seat belts.
In reality land, laws against rape, robbery, and murder haven't stopped any of the aforementioned.
Lastly, in reality land the "gun free zones" have been proven to be anything but.
Our government does not make us "safe" (fictional notion). Our government does not "protect" (another fictional notion) our children. In my home my children are defended (non-fictional euphemism for a willingness to kill to accomplish my objective of keeping my children alive) by one well-armed man (not THE man, but a man - their father) with a Colt AR-15 and a Glock 9MM pistol, both with fearsome normal capacity magazines.
I'm sure my defense (killing) tools of choice may upset the fragile sensibilities of some of our more enlightened thinkers in our society who have never had the misfortune of first-hand knowledge of criminals, but I'm trying to maintain firepower superiority over any potential criminals versus unnecessarily handicapping my ability to kill on behalf of my children.
Given VP Biden's standard of a policy being a moral obligation if it saves just one life, I think we need to take a serious look at banning cars, alcohol, and cigarettes as I think bans on those three inanimate objects would save many, many more lives than any gun ban could ever hope to save.


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I mostly lurk over here from the TTC40+ board but here goes... I ended up with a c-section (even after I flipped my baby vertex if you read my other post) because I too got to 7cm and the baby would not desend. I ended up with a c-section against my will after 3 days of labor ,yes 3 days! (my baby was never in distress so I would not consent to surgery) to make a long story short I ended up with an infection from all the internal exams and they needed to get him out due to me developing a fever with ROM. Well once we got him out I was informed he would have never made it out because his frontal "soft spot" had prematurely fused inutero. (cranial stenosis) Because of this his head could not mold to deliver vaginally. After the section I was very depressed and angry that I was not the first to see and hold my baby, my body had failed me and I was put to sleep against my will because they all said "your tired and need rest" Hence I missed his birth! Then they bring this baby to me and tell me he is mine(so un-natural)
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I guess my experience was just the opposite. I had a complete placenta previa, so from month #4 I knew that natural labor was impossible and that I was heading for elective C-section. Unfortunately I ended up with a major bleeding at 36 weeks and a rush to the hospital. At the time I lived in a small town and worked in the hospital, so I was treated like a VIP - they waited at the door for me with a wheelchair, they had all my papers ready, they wheeled me directly up and the OB was waiting for me upstairs. Everything went so fast, that baby was born exactly one hour after I made the call to the hospital telling them I was coming. I thought the procedure was efficient and relaxed and everybody was joking and telling stories. The only one that was a bit green around the gills was my DH who is not a medical person, even though I had made him watch the video about c-section delivery. The worst thing about the procedure was that the baby had wet lungs (no contractions to help him clear fluid from the lungs) and spent the first 12 hours in the incubator on oxygen, so I could not move from the bed and I could not see him at all for all that time. That was the single worst experience, forget the pain of the incission and all the throwing up from the medication. A nurse was very kind to take pics with a digital camera all night long and bring them to me so I could see him.
I am not sure if I miss having a natural delivery; The thought cross my mind that if we did not have the medical means we have nowadays, both my baby and me would have died during childbirth. So at the end of the day, what matters is that we both did well and he was healthy.
During this pregnancy my doctor has discouraged me from attempting a VBAC because of my age, the previous c-section, and the previa, which increase the risk of uterine rupture during VBAC. Although it is tempting because the recovery is so much faster than with C-section, but in the end I may just be a chicken and take the safe route...
Now I can tell you that I work in the ICU of a hospital with a busy OB department and that is extremely rare that we receive OB patients at all, in spite of doing over 700 deliveries a month. Possibly three or four in the last year, and with the exception of a bleeder last month, all of them were non-surgically related and non-avoidable (eclamptic patients, HELLP syndrom, whatever). So in general we get less complications from C-sections than from gallbladder surgery! just think about that. So I feel pretty safe having another C-section.
Again, that is MHO, and deep down, I admire those that are brave enough to attempt VBAC. I am just not one of them.
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I don't have the experiences of both scheduled and unexpected c/s but I have had a scheduled c/s (with #1) and 2 VBAC's (#2 and #3).
My c/s was the result of my first son being breech so it was planned - no labor, just show up at 6:30am, brief prep, little bit of waiting in triage, escort down to the OR and - poof, baby born. The entire experience, surgery included, was very relaxed, very stress-free, believe it or not.
I have heard many, many stories that, yes, laboring for x-number of hours, and then having a c/s is a completely different experience. Instead of just recovering from the c/s, your body now has to also recover from the exhaustion of labor.
I did choose to have the 2 VBAC's and because the option was offered to me by my OB, and to be honest, it was just before a lot of research surfaced about the potential risk of uterine rupture. I'm glad I did it and do plan to have another VBAC this time around as well.
VBACs are safe (providing your own medical history and previous surgeries - c/s included) allow for it. But, like everything else, it comes with it's own unique risks.
To be honest (as someone that has had 2 VBACs and teaches Childbirth Education in a busy L&D unit), weigh your options carefully and make the decision that you feel will make your birth experience the most positive. What I would not overlook though is having to choose a new doc at 38 weeks is an extremely daunting task. If you trust and respect your current OB, there's a lot to be said for the peace of mind that comes with knowing you're in good hands whether going vaginal, c/s, VBAC, etc. A good, qualified doc is key.
Good luck. Your decision is a toughy.
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Like you, I had an emergency c-sect after halted dilation at 7cm and 35 hours of labor.
|Fri, 06-20-2008 - 4:50pm
I had two emergency c-sections, one when baby became stuck in birth canal, 10# and one when I hemorrhaged with a placenta previa and was given a general anesthesia.
I also had two planned c-sections and yes the planned ones are much better.


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Hi there Andy. Nice natural portrait. There's also a fern or green leaf in the foreground on the right. Nice bright light giving the top of her hair a glow, but the downside to that light are the shadows on her face...maybe a reflector could have helped with that? But nice shot...well done.
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Here's something you won't find at your local Buy N Large. Computer programmer Mike Senna recently unveiled a life-sized, working Wall-E replica that can trundle around on its treads, wave both hands, raise its eyebrows, and — of course — warble its own name. Senna has spent a staggering two and a half years on this project, toiling for about 25 hours each week while holding down a full-time job at a biometrics company in Orange County. Though Senna has some experience bringing beloved pop culture bots to life — he completed a similar R2D2 replica in '03 — Wall-E presented a unique set of challenges.
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If you created a robot, what would it be like? I would probably build a battery-powered android, because I think I would have the most fun with either a sassy maid-bot or a pretend-little-sister-bot. Scientists in Texas and Virginia were a little more creative, having built "Robojelly," a jellyfish robot that runs on hydrogen and oxygen!
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The Stage is Set – 2013 PSP World Cup, Day 2
- Updated: October 19, 2013 at 11:40 PM
Well friends, this is the moment we've all been waiting for: Sunday at the PSP World Cup. For the past year teams and players across the globe have devoted countless hours of practice, blood, sweat, and tears to get to this point and for a select few, their dedication is paying off as they have earned the opportunity to compete for the title of "Best in the World." Although, for thousands of others the dream has suddenly come to a crashing stop and the build up for the 2014 season has already begun.
Today we were witnesses to some of the best paintball to ever be played as the games today were not only entertaining, but revealed why this sport is so incredible. Take X-Factor, for instance, who squeaked into the Sunday bracket due to the help, and misfortunes of rival Tampa Bay Damage. Consider Damage, who entered the event as a favorite and dropped a game to Chicago Aftershock, blocking their own path to Sunday with still a game to be played. And of course, think about Chicago Aftershock who stunned the world by pulling off the upset of the year. Consider the Ironmen who have had a roller coaster of an event, or even Houston Heat who have looked dominant at times and flat at others. Consider San Diego Dynasty, who already has several victories this season, falling flat and missing the boat. Even consider Edmonton Impact who has been – literally – inches away from winning it all this year, putting it together until the very end of the day.
These are incredible stories that only become more legendary because of the heightened nature of the World Cup. What's more incredible is that these stories are just a few of several hundred that we could be talking about, as each game at the World Cup is an Epoch within itself.
At the end of the day though, there must be winners and there must be losers. The entire season has been building to this point and we finally know who will be the players in the ultimate game of chess. Congratulations to ALL of the team who have made it to Sunday.
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Interleague play will start this week, which will be important to keep in mind for players like David Ortiz and others that only fit the bill as designated hitters. With that in mind, check out what you need to know and who to hit or ditch this week with a full slate of games for every team.
Mariners (@ Bos, @ Cle, @ Col) – The Mariners hit the road all week. Not good news for Chone Figgins or Dustin Ackley. Figgins is hitting only .222 in 63 at-bats while Ackley is at just .237 in 76 at-bats. The good news is that Ichiro, Kyle Seager, and Jesus Montero are all hitting better than .313. Hit them in these seven.
Red Sox (vs. Sea, @ TB, @Phi) – As bad as Adrian Gonzalez was in April, he is hitting .341 in May. Do not be afraid of Ryan Sweeney either. Not only is he leading the team in average, he has been hitting out of the leadoff spot and has a .314 average so far this month. Should see more runs scored with him in the new spot. Careful with David Ortiz. He was removed from the game on Friday night and will struggle to get on the field against the Phillies.
Yankees (@ Bal, @Tor, vs. Cin) – Both Robinson Cano and Alex Rodriguez are back raking. Cano is hitting .542 in May while Rodriguez is over .400. Watch some of the other stars. Nick Swisher and Mark Teixeira have struggled over the last week. Teixeira is just at .167 with one home run this month. Hit Raul Ibanez. Just a hunch, but he is eight for his last 24 with three home runs.
Orioles (vs. NYY, @ KC, @ Was) – The Orioles have had a fall off in some offense. Only J.J. Hardy and Mark Reynolds have found their way over .300 this month. Still, hit Nick Markakis as he has four home runs in his last 42 at-bats. Adam Jones has fallen off, but he is hitting .275 away from home with six home runs.
Rays (@ Tor, vs. Bos, vs. Atl) – Luke Scott is 4-for-13 against Boston this season with two home runs. Sean Rodriguez and Matt Joyce have found solid number. Joyce leads the team with eight RBI this month. Watch out for Carlos Pena as he has only three hits in 35 at-bats this month.
Blue Jays (vs. TB, vs. NYY, vs. NYM) – Not bad to get seven home games. Two players have not been able to get it going in the dome though. Ditch J.P. Arencibia as he has just a .167 average without a home run in 36 at-bats at home. While Kelly Johnson has had similar problems, he is hitting .300 in May with three home runs.
Royals (@ Tex, vs. Bal, vs. Ari) – Kansas City gets two of the top-ten pitching staffs in baseball with Texas and Baltimore, but Texas pitching has struggled this month with a 4.38 ERA. Ditch Billy Butler and Eric Hosmer. Both are south of .200 this month. Deep leagues should hit Jarrod Dyson given his .325 mark over the last 10 games.
Rangers (vs. KC, vs. Oak, @ Hou) – An offense like Texas getting the 21st (Oakland) and 29th (Kansas City) ranked staffs in May this week? Have to like it. The one concern and ditch possibility is Michael Young. He has only five hits over his last 31 at-bats. No other concerns in Texas. Hit all those you normally would with this type of lineup.
Tigers (@ CWS, vs. Min, vs. Pit) – Brennan Boesch is just 3-for-22 against the White Sox this season while Miguel Cabrera is 4-for-25). Five games at home make it harder for Boesch as he is just a .169 hitter at home. Hit Jhonny Peralta, who continues to improve as the season goes on.
White Sox (vs. Det, @ LAA, @CHC) – The numbers for the White Sox outside of Alejandro De Aza, Gordon Beckham, and Adam Dunn have been a disaster in May. Ditch Alexei Ramirez. Been a problem all season and has only nine hits in his last 46 at-bats. Tough to find a way to hit A.J. Pierzynski or Brent Morel with their sub-.200 numbers to start the month as well.
Indians (@ Min, vs. Sea, vs. Mia) – Not buying Johnny Damon or Travis Hafner this week. Their struggles and combined one home run in 55 at-bats should put them both on your bench. Hafner will not see the lineup against the Marlins. Hit Michael Brantley and his .280 mark for the month. Bad week for Jason Kipnis, but he has three home runs, nine runs scored and nine RBI in May.
Twins (vs. Cle, @ Det, @ Mil) – Not much to like from the Minnesota lineup outside of Josh Willingham and, maybe, Denard Span. Hit both, but look to ditch your other Twins where possible. Even Span and Willingham are fringe at best given numbers south of .235 for the month. In fact, not one player on the team that has played more than three games is hitting better than .235. Run and hide.
Athletics (@LAA, @ Tex, @ SF) – Tough to be an Oakland hitter against these three staffs for the week. Like to hit Josh Reddick. In addition to hitting .292 for the season, he is at .417 in his last 24 at-bats with four home runs. Brandon Inge is another solid option. Look to ditch the rest of your A's, including Jemile Weeks. Just bad numbers.
Angels (vs. Oak, vs. CWS, @ SD) – Yes, you are still hitting Albert Pujols. He is still Pujols. Hit Mike Trout. In just eight games this month, he has two steals and a .400 average. May want to ditch Torii Hunter who is hitting only .182 over his last 33 at-bats.
Cubs (@ Stl, vs. Phi, vs. CWS) – Have to keep hitting Bryan LaHair who has four home runs at home to go with a .373 average and 1.162 OPS. Ditch Geovany Soto for the obvious as well as the fact he only has six hits in 48 at-bats in Wrigley Field this year.
Cardinals (vs. CHC, @ SF, @ LAD) – One of two teams without an interleague game. Jon Jay is starting to cool off (.273 in his last 22 at-bats), but he is still leading the team with a .376 average on the season. No one in line for a ditch. The team has been hitting well so ride the wave. That includes starting Rafael Furcal, Matt Holliday, and Carlos Beltran.
Padres (@ Was, vs. LAD, vs. LAA) – Yonder Alonso and Jesus Guzman can be seen as players to hit as both are better than .400 for May. Otherwise, the Padres have had a lot of problems at the plate and will be facing three of the best staffs in baseball.
Nationals (vs. SD, vs. Pit, vs. Bal) – The numbers at home for Washington make the bulk of their regulars players to hit. Reach for Stephen Lombardozzi. In 37 at-bats, he has 15 hits. At the top of the lineup, he has some potential to score runs as well. Ditch Adam LaRoche. He has cooled off and is only hitting .233 at home.
Astros (@ Phi, vs. Mil, vs. Tex) – Ditch Jordan Schafer and J.D. Martinez. Martinez is truly struggling, posting just one hit in 22 at-bats this month. Chris Johnson is leading the Astros in average, home runs, and RBI this month and should be hit along with Jose Altuve and Jed Lowrie.
Phillies (vs. Hou, @CHC, vs. Bos) – Both the Cubs and Astros are pitching better than you might think and have ERA's for May under 3.00. Still, hit Carlos Ruiz until he starts to cool off. If there were a better option available than Jimmy Rollins, it would be worth considering. Rollins is just ten for his last 46 without a home run.
Reds (@ Atl, @ NYM, @NYY) – Tough go for the Reds as they will hit the road for the whole week. Ditch Zack Cozart and Ryan Ludwick as neither has hit well away from home this season. Drew Stubbs has a .299 mark on the road and is hitting .294 over his last 34 at-bats.
Braves (vs. Cin, vs. Mia, @ TB) – If there were options available, ditching Brian McCann and Jason Heyward would not be the worst idea. Heyward has just a .241 mark in his last 29 at-bats while McCann has only seven in his last 32. Michael Bourn needs to be in the lineup for owners as he continues to lead the team in hitting.
Brewers (@ NYM, @ Hou, vs. Min) – While there has been limited power from him, Aramis Ramirez is starting to hit a little bit with a .292 average in his last 24 at-bats. Ditch Rickie Weeks and Corey Hart. The two have combined for seven hits in their last 50 at bats. Not a way to win friends and influence fantasy owners.
Mets (vs. Mil, vs. Cin, @ Tor) – Dan Murphy has not put up the home runs, but he is hitting .333 over his last nine games. Still going to call Ike Davis as an overall ditch. Yes, two home runs but only five RBI and six runs scored over his last 28 at-bats. The position is too deep and too good to mess around with what Davis is offering.
Pirates (@ Mia, @ Was, @ Det) – The same three names are performing for the Pirates of late. Keep hitting Andrew McCutchen, Neil Walker, and Jose Tabata. Ditch Pedro Alvarez given his total of zero hits in his last 18 at-bats.
Marlins (vs. Pit, @ ATL, @ Cle) – Gaby Sanchez is still on the ditch list with just four hits in his last 27 at-bats. Omar Infante is worth keeping in lineups as he is hitting .342 this month. No major pitfalls otherwise or standouts on the Marlins to keep on the radar.
Diamondbacks (@ LAD, @ Col, @ KC) – On the road again, so look to avoid Aaron Hill and Ryan Roberts as neither have had any luck outside of Arizona. It is possible that we see Chris Young towards the end of the week. Weekly lineups should leave him out but daily leagues should look to him against Kansas City.
Dodgers (vs. Ari, @SD, vs. Stl) – The only other team that will not play an interleague contest. Like the idea of hitting Mark Ellis. He is hitting .367 in his last 30 at-bats. James Loney and Dee Gordon should be on the ditch list. Loney is just six for his last 28 while Gordon is nine for 37.
Rockies (@ SF, vs. Ari, vs. Sea) – Dexter Fowler is only two for his last 16 and should be held back this week. Same with Marco Scutaro who is hitting .231 over his last 26 at-bats. Keep Michael Cuddyer on the hit list.
Giants (vs. Col, vs. Stl, vs. Oak) – The limited power in the San Francisco lineup is still a problem. Pablo Sandoval though hurt still leads the team with just five home runs. Melky Cabrera has hit .360 in his last 25 at-bats and is worth keeping active. Otherwise, the Giants have seen a lack of offense both at home and in the last week. Avoid where you can.


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Routt Reigart, M.D. is Professor of Pediatrics at Medical
University of South Carolina and has conducted university affiliated
clinical trials since 1971. Routt is one of the nation's top pediatric
expert on pesticides. His research interests include children's
environmental health issues, general pediatrics, and toxicology. Routt
has been Chair of the EPA's Children's Health Protection Advisory
Committee, a member of EPA/USDA/Tolerance Reassessment Advisory
Committee and the FIFRA Science Advisory Panel, and CDC Chair for the
Childhood Lead Poisoning Advisory Committee. He is also co-editor of
EPA's Recognition and Management of Pesticide Poisonings. Medical University
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Lani Malmberg,
Lani Malmberg grew up in a cattle ranching family. While in
graduate school studying weed science, Lani got the idea to offer a goat
grazing service for those who did not want to spray chemicals for weed
management. She has grown her business, Ewe4ic Ecological Services,
to 1,200 cashmere goats, working for governments and private landowners
for noxious weed control, fire reduction, re-seeding, watershed
management, and land restoration. The company also offers noxious weed
mapping and inventory. She also serves on the Board of
of Beyond Pesticides. Ms. Malmberg owns no land, and considers herself a 'gypsy' goat herder, working in 10 western states.
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Terry Shistar,
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Terry Shistar holds a Ph.D. in Systematics and Ecology from the University of Kansas has long studied and taught seminars in risk assessment and environmental ethics, and challenges students to find new paradigms for environmental policies. She is a hands-on board member, getting involved in project work, in addition to the "normal" board activities. She is a regular contributor to Beyond Pesticides' reports, such as Ending Toxic Dependency (2007), and comments on regulatory issues, such as emergency exemptions, special local needs registrations, special review issues, and agency risk assessments. Terry has been a member of the Beyond Pesticides board of directors since 1984; board president from 1988 to 1993; and serves as board secretary.
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Cox, Treasurer
Caroline Cox is research director at the Center
for Environmental Health in Oakland, CA. Previously she
served as staff
scientist at the Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to
Pesticides. Prior to working at NCAP, she had nearly ten years
as a senior research assistant at Oregon State University where
she conducted
research on the biological control of agricultural weeds.
serves as a public interest representative to the U.S. EPA's
Program Dialogue Committee. She also serves on the Board of
of Beyond Pesticides. She writes and speaks regularly as a
national expert
on the toxicity of and alternatives to pesticides.
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Chip Osborne,
Charles E. ("Chip") Osborne Jr. is a nationally renowned organic turfgrass expert and a professional horticulturist with 35 years experience in greenhouse production as the former owner and operator of Osborne Florist & Greenhouse in Marblehead, MA. Founder and President of Osborne Organics (Marblehead, MA), has over 10 years experience in creating safe,
sustainable and healthy athletic fields and landscapes, and 35 years
experience as a professional horticulturist. As a wholesale and retail
nurseryman he has first hand experience with the pesticides routinely
used in the landscape industry. Personal experience led him to believe
there must be a safer way to grow plants. His personal investigation,
study of conventional and organic soil science practices, and hands-on
experimentation led him to become one of the country's leading experts
on growing organic turf. Chip is a Beyond Pesticides board member.
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Nelson Carrasquillo
Since 1992, Nelson Carrasquillo has been the executive
director of El Comité de Apoyo a losTrabajadores (CATA-The
Farmworkers' Support
Committee), working with migrant farmworkers located in New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, the Delmarva Peninsula, and Puerto Rico as they
struggle for
better living and working conditions, adequate housing,
environmental justice,
dignity, and respect. In 2009, he was named an Executive Board Member of the Latino Leadership Alliance of New Jersey and became chair of the Immigration Committee. In 2010, Mr. Carrasquillo was named a Heninburg Civic Fellow through Rutgers-Newark in order to address the most important legal issues faced by immigrants in New Jersey. He also represents CATA on the Gloucester County Cancer Coalition.
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Paula Dinerstein
Paula Dinerstein is senior counsel for Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) and an attorney with over 18 years of experience. Prior to
joining PEER, she clerked for a federal district court judge in
Washington DC and then practiced with small public-interest oriented law
firms. Her work included representation of States and advocacy groups
in energy and environmental matters, including recovery for overcharges
by oil companies for use in state energy conservation programs,
challenges to EPA pesticide registrations, challenges to hydroelectric
licenses, and litigation concerning regulations which weakened the
federal organic food standards. She serves on the Board of Directors of
Beyond Pesticides. .
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Lorna Donaldson
Lorna is a sixth generation family farmer who recently retired from farming 900 acres organically. Lorna recently founded Gardens of Hope, a nonprofit working to educate and create urban teaching farms along the Gulf Coast and the counties along the Mississippi River as well as south Florida and the Florida Keys. She also founded the non-profit Silvertop Institute, a sustainable living research and education center, and is serving on an advisory council to create the new non-profit South Organic Research and Center for Education, a research and education resource for organic farmers and gardeners in the South. She currently serves on the board the Rodale Institute and has served on numerous others, including National Organic Cotton Association, Mid-South Organic Cotton Growers Association, Lake County Farm Bureau, Delta Land and Community, 2N Land Stewardship Assoc., USDA-Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education program, Committee for Sustainable Publishing, Southern Sustainable Agriculture Working Group, and has worked on special projects with Farm Aid. Lorna has been a member of Beyond Pesticides' Board of Directors since 1995.
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Jay Feldman
Jay Feldman, executive director of Beyond Pesticides,
is a co-founder of the organization and has served as its director
since 1981. Jay dedicated himself to finding solutions to pesticide
problems after working with farmworkers and small farmers through an EPA
grant in 1978 to the organization Rural America (1977-1981). Since that
time, Jay has helped to build Beyond Pesticides' capacity to assist
local groups and impact national pesticide policy. He has tracked
specific chemical effects, regulatory actions, and pesticide law. In
September 2009, U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack
appointed Jay to the National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) where he is Chair of the Crops Committee.
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Porter, Ph.D.
Warren Porter, PhD., is a professor of Zoology and Environmental Toxicology at the University of Wisconsin at Madison.
Dr. Porter's research has shown that combinations of commonly used
agricultural chemicals in concentrations that mirror levels found in
groundwater can significantly influence immune and endocrine systems, as
well as neurological health in animals. His recent research links pesticide exposure in utero to impaired learning, changes in
brain function and altered thyroid levels. His lab has also shown lawn
chemical mixtures at low-levels increase abortion rates in lab animals.
Warren is a Beyond Pesticides board member.
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Brett Ramey
Brett is currently the Director for Community Engagement and Development at the University of Washington School of Medicine. He was the founding Director of the Urban Lifeways Project within Native Movement, a Flagstaff-based organization that supported Indigenous youth leadership development and sustainability programs. As director of the Urban Lifeways Project, Brett contributed to building native food and medicine gardens at schools and in vacant lots, operating a bicycle-powered restaurant compost program, and creating mural projects in downtown Flagstaff, AZ. Brett has served on the Beyond Pesticides board since 2009
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Robina is a founding member and executive director of California Safe Schools, a volunteer organization founded by parents, environmentalists, medical experts and community members following an incident at Sherman Oaks Elementary School in Los Angeles. Today, California Safe Schools is a coalition of over 30 organizations and is in the forefront of educating students, teachers, and community members through a speakers bureau, conferences, and town hall meetings, PTA and other community events. CSS supported the work of California's legislature in the passage of AB 405, which prohibits use of experimental and conditionally registered pesticides in California schools. Robina has served on the Beyond Pesticides Board since 2003.
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Andrea Kidd Taylor, DrPH is an assistant professor at the Morgan State University School of Public Health and Policy in Baltimore, Maryland, and an adjunct faculty member at Howard University's College of Medicine and the George Meany Center National Labor College. She has more than 20 years experience in occupational and environmental health and safety. In November 1998, Andrea was appointed by President Clinton and confirmed by the U.S. Senate to serve a five-year term on the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board (CSB), a board established under the Clean Air Act Amendment of 1990 to investigate chemical accidents at fixed facilities (patterned after the National Transportation Safety Board). Prior to her appointment to the Board, Andrea worked as an industrial hygienist and occupational health policy consultant for the International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW) in Detroit, Michigan. Andrea has served on the Beyond Pesticides Board since 2006
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We regret that due to a large colony of bats that make the accommodation rather unpleasant, we have temporarily closed the Backpackers' rooms. They will re-open as soon as possible.
Bua River Lodge has now opened economy accommodation for backpackers, next to the iconic camp site. Two rooms, one with a double bed, one with one single, sleeping a maximum of three people, are available. Ablutions are shared with the camp site, and include flush toilets and hot showers.
You can choose between eating at the lodge or fully or partially self catering. There is a small kitchen with a double drainer sink unit and a braai area, with plentiful supplies of free firewood. The lodge also stocks a good variety of cold drinks.
To reach us drop at Lozi trading centre about 12 Km north of Nkhotakota and 9 Km south of the Bua Bridge, on the M5 Lakeshore Road. There you will find bicycle taxis that will ferry you to the lodge for about MK 1,000 per bicycle but you will have to negotiate! If you are feeling very fit, then drop at our signboard, 800 metres north of Lozi and walk the 10 Km to the lodge.
Alternatively, with a day's notice, by text message or email (there is no phone network at the lodge), we will collect you from Lozi (US$10 each way) or Nkhotakota (US$ 20).
Whether you're travelling south from Nkhata Bay or Kande or North from Senga Bay or Cape Mac, Bua River Lodge provides a refreshing change from the lake and the chance of experiencing one of Malawi's last, true wildernesses.
Rooms are US$ 12 per night single, US$17.50 sharing, on a self-catering basis.


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Arnova launches 8b G2 slate, hopes to keep it cheap
Arnova isn't exactly a newcomer when it comes to dealing with budget-friendly tabs, already having produced the 9 and 10 G2s. The outfit's newest addition to its tablet lineup is simply dubbed 8b G2, honoring its 8-inch, 800 x 600, TFT display. Coming in what some could consider "last year's specs," the slate's packing a 1GHz CPU, 512MB of RAM, a front-facing shooter, microSD slot for extra storage (4 or 8GB built-in) and a predictably outdated piece of Gingerbread. Presumably price will be its best asset — Arnova hasn't given us a figure but, if it's predecessor is a telling sign, we can't imagine you'd part ways with more than 200 bucks.
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Hello all, Im trying to install mandrake 10.1 with a DVD that I know is working. It gets through the first few checks and then freezes at: Preceeding, please wait... ...
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mandrake install freezes
just sits there and there is nothing i can do about it.
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Have you tried un-plugging usb devices?
What are your system specs, you may be able to press Esc and see exactly were it stops.
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Ill have to try removing usb devices...pressing escape just made the ^[ character. thanks
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well removing all usb devices worked. so i plugged my usb>ps2 converter into my mouse and plugged it in. now the damn thing actually gets into the install but will freeze when trying to detect/install drivers for my secondary SATA HD. lol wtf


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The portrait, in synthetic polymer paint and silkscreen inks, depicts a smiling King of Pop in a red jacket. The highest price paid for a Warhol portrait was $28 million for "Lemon Marilyn," a portrait of Marilyn Monroe (one of many), sold by Christie's in 2007.


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