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Small Dark Yellow Underwing can appear very similar to its close relative the much more common Beautiful Yellow Underwing.
However, when at rest on rocks and posts, or when nectaring on moorland flowers, it is readily identifiable by the white markings on a dark background as well as the yellowy-orange underwings (if visible).
The moth is associated with 'Arctostaphylos heath', and Bearberry Arctostaphylos uva-ursi is the sole larval foodplant. Adults can be usually seen in May but it has been recorded from mid-April until the first week of June, at altitudes of 200-650m. The Small Dark Yellow Underwing occurs in the Cairngorms and also eastwards to parts of Aberdeenshire and Angus and south into Highland Perthshire. The only record north of the Great Glen is from Glen Affric.
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Size: 3-5' x 24"Care: Part shade moist well-drained soil. Deer resistantNative: Great Britain,west and central Europe east to Scandinavia, often escapes.
Druids were fond of Foxglove because it flowered at the same time as their midsummer sacrifice. First described by German physician and botanical author Leonhard Fuchs (1501-1566). Cultivated in Medieval gardens. The plant's use as a heart stimulant was discovered in 1775 by English physician William Withering. The word 'fox' is said to be a corruption of 'folk,' meaning the 'little folk' or fairies," having the power to ward off witches and return children kidnapped by fairies. Cultivated in America since 1700's, with the first documented reference of American cultivation in 1748 by Peter Kalm, a student of Linneaus and a Swedish botanist who explored colonial America for plants. Pressed specimen in Emily Dickinson's herbarium.
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Size: 18" x 12"Care: sun to part shade in moist well-drained soil. Deer resistant. Native: Spain
Grown in the botanical gardens of Moscow by 1752.
Size: 12-24" x 6-1'Care: part shade in moist well-drained soil.Native: PA to Wisconsin, south to TX.
Name Dodecatheon from the Greek dodeka (twelve) and theos (gods), meaning 12 superior gods, after the name given to another plant by Roman author, Pliny the Elder. The species name meadia after Richard Mead, physician to George III. Sent from its native America by John Tradescant the younger to England by 1640. "A favorite among old border flowers." William Robinson, 1899. Received England's Royal Horticultural Society Award of Merit.
Dracocephalum peregrinum Twin-flowered dragonhead Z 4-8Bushy plant with large purple-blue flowers as if they were trumpets with hoodies at the end, June to AugustSize: 4" x 6" Care: sun in well-drained soilNative: Rocky crevices on alpine grasslands in Gansu, Xinjiang China and Kazakhstand and Mongolian desert steppes in RussiaIn China called "ci chi zhi zi hua." Collected by 1756. Robinson called it "desirable" and noted in 1872 that it bloomed in London. Meehan wrote that it "makes a fine border clump." (1876) Dracocephalum is Greek meaning dragonhead referring to the shape of the flower. Peregrinum means immigrant
Echinacea pallida Pale purple coneflower Z 4-8 Narrow, weeping rosy-pink rays surround rusty hedgehog cone in early summerSize: 14" x 2' Care: Full sun in well-drained to moist well-drained soil. Deer resistant. Native: much of continental US east of Colorado, Wisconsin native Wildlife value: attracts butterflies, seed heads provide bird foodEchinacea is Greek meaning "hedgehog" referring to the bristly conehead. Indians (Cheyenne, Crow, Dakota & Sioux) used this native plant to cure numerous ailments - arthritis, rheumatism, burns, colds, boils, fever, sore mouths, throats & gums, toothaches, snakebites, headaches, stings and distemper in horses. First collected for gardens by Englishman Thomas Nuttall (1786-1859) who searched much of North America for plants - the Atlantic to the Pacific, Canada to Florida and Hawaii.
Echinacea paradoxa Bush's coneflower Z 3-9Sulphur yellow petals droop down below the bristly central cone - summerSize: 2-4' x 14" Care: sun to part shade in well-drained to moist well-drained soil. Deer resistant. Native: Ozark Mountains Wildlife value: attracts butterflies, birds eat seed headsEchinacea is Greek meaning "hedgehog" referring to the bristly conehead. Paradoxa because yellow petals on a purple coneflower is a paradox. Collected by 1902.
Echinops ritro Globe thistle Z 3-9 Mid to late summer, round, steel blue flower heads at 1st prickly then turning soft and fuzzy. Great cut flower - fresh or dried.Size: 3-4' x 18" Care: Full sun in well-drained soil. Drought tolerant & deer resistant Native: Southern Europe Wildlife value: attracts American painted lady butterfliesThe name Echinops is Greek meaning "like a hedgehog" describing the circular spiny thistles. Introduced to England in 1570. By the last half of the 1800's the Globe thistle became a popular Victorian flower. Cultivated by Washington at Mount Vernon.
Echium russicum Vipers bugloss Z 2-9Striking spikes of watermelon, wine red from May to July - exceptional and rare.Size: 20" x 16" Care: Sun in moist well-drained soil. Deer resistant Native: Russia & eastern EuropeBristly hairs on stems can cause skin irritation. Collected by Johann Gmelin, German botanist, before 1791 who spent 10 years in Russia searching for plants, nearly dying in the process.
Size: 6" x spreads – invasive if not planted in pots sunk in the groundCare: full sun, moist to wet soilNative: all North America – including Arctic
Collected for cultivation by Andre Michaux, French planthunter who searched No. Am. East of the Mississippi for 11 years in late 1700's. Contains large amounts of silica, giving it abrasiveness, so used to scrub. Grizzley bears in Pacific Northwest reported to eat Dwarf horsetail.
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Erinus alpinus Fairy foxglove, Alpine balsam, Starflower Z 4-7May- July violet, pink or white 5-petaled stars (not resembling floxgloves) , self-sows. Rock garden plant.Size: 3" x 4" spreads Care: sun to part shade in well drained soil Native: Alps & PyreneesRecipient Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit. Erinus comes from Greek er meaning spring, for the time when this plant blooms. Collected by 1753. Wm. Robinson, father of mixed perennial border, called this a "pretty alpine plant."
Erodium chrysanthum Yellow storksbill Z 5-9Pale yellow saucers from June to September atop frilly silver foliage. Compact and well behaved.Size: 5" x 10-16" Care: full sun in well-drained soil. Drought tolerant Native: GreeceErodium is Greek meaning "heron," because the seed capsule resembles a heron's head and bill. This species collected before 1800. Recipient Great Plant Pick Award from Elizabeth Carey Miller Botanical Garden.
Erodium manescavii syn. Erodium manescani Heron's bill Z 5-8Magenta saucer-shaped petals June-October - nonstop. Seed's tail like a corkscrew.Size: 12-18" x 8 Care: Full sun in moist well-drained to well-drained soil Drought tolerant Native: PyreneesErodium means heron because the seed capsule resembles a heron's head and bill. This species collected before 1889. "Most showy ... (and) throws up strong flower stalks ... each with 7 to 15 purplish flowers," William Robinson (1899.)
Erodium pelargoniflorum Geranium heron's bill Z 7-10 Pink elongated spots and pink veins grace white petal, blooming over long period in summer and fall. Fun fuzzy foliage.Size: 6-12" x 9-12" Care: Full sun in well-drained soil Native: Turkey, North AfricaErodium is Greek meaning "heron," because the seed capsule resembles a heron's head and bill. This species collected before 1849
Eryngium giganteum Miss Wilmott's Ghost BIENNIAL, reseeds generously Z 5-8In summer, oval thistles top prickly green, turning steely blue, silvery, prickly bractsSize: 36" x 24" Care: Full sun in moist well-drained to well-drained soil. Deer resistant. Native: Caucasus MountainsNamed for Ellen Wilmott, a wealthy, eccentric English gardener who reputedly dropped seeds of this plant as she passed her neighbors' gardens. It came up after she had passed - Miss Wilmott's ghost. Her personality also reputedly resembled the prickly plant. Introduced to England from its native Caucasus Mountains in 1820. Recipient, England's Royal Horticultural Society Award of Merit.
Eryngium maritimum Sea holly Z 5-8 Mounds of showy, frosted, holly-like foliage with conspicuous silver veins and prickly leaf margins with round, steel-blue thistles blooming in late summer. Grow at the front of the garden or in a rock garden.
Size: 8" x 8" Care: Full sun in well-drained soil. Drought tolerant Native: Seacoasts of EuropeEryngium is Greek meaning "thistle." Anglo-Saxons prescribed the root to cure the king's evil, serpent bites, broken bones, stiff necks and melancholy. During Tudor times the plant, reputedly an aphrodisiac, brought on "kissing comfits." Garden cultivation in America since 1700's.
Size: 8" x 8" Care: Full sun in well-drained soil. Drought tolerant Native: Seacoasts of EuropeEryngium is Greek meaning "thistle." Anglo-Saxons prescribed the root to cure the king's evil, serpent bites, broken bones, stiff necks and melancholy. During Tudor times the plant, reputedly an aphrodisiac, brought on "kissing comfits." Garden cultivation in America since 1700's.
Eryngium planum Flat sea holly Z 5-9Round thistles top prickly steely blue, silver colored, bracts June-August. Stems turn steel blue too. Deadhead for repeat bloom. Reseeds readily. Great cut flowers dry or fresh.
Size: 36" x 18" Care: Sun well-drained soil, drought tolerant Native: E. Europe
Eryngium is Greek meaning "thistle." Eryngium was described in Gerard's Herball in 1597 for its uses: "old and aged people that are consumed and withered with age, and which want natural moisture (and also) amended the defects of nature in the younger," Garden cultivation of this species in America since 1800's.
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Eryngium yuccifolium Rattlesnake master Z 4-8July-September, prickly round white umbels. Leaves like thinner versions of a Yucca
Size: 48" x 18" Care: Full sun, moist well-drained soil.Native: Eastern United States, Wisconsin native
Eryngium is Greek meaning "thistle." Chickasaw shamans chewed the root, blew on their hands and then picked up rattlers without injury, hence "Rattlesnake master." Its roots valued by Native Americans for medicinal uses: diuretic, stimulant, and to cure venereal disease, impotence and joint inflammation. Potawatomi used Rattlesnake master for good luck in gambling.
Eupatorium coelestinum Blue mist Z 3-7Clusters of cornflower blue in fall - looks like a big Ageratum but it's a perennial, not an annual - August to October. One of the best fall flowers.Size: 3' x 2-3' Care: full sun moist to moist well-drained soil. Tolerant of walnut toxicity. Native: New Jersey - MissouriWildlife value: nectar source for American painted lady butterfly
Eupatorium named after Mithridates Eupator, ancient king of Pontus, Greece, said by Pliny to have used another species of Eupatorium medicinally in 1st century B.C. This species 1st collected by John Bartram in 1732 and offered for sale in Bartram Garden's 1783 Broadside, America's 1st plant catalog.
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Eupatorium purpureum Sweet Joe Pye weed Z 3-9From July to September 6' tall stalks bear showy dusty rose flower heads.
Size: 5-6' x 3' Care: Sun, moist to moist well-drained soil. Resistant to Walnut toxicity.Native: Eastern U.S., Wisconsin nativeWildlife value: attracts Monarch, Swallowtail & Red Admiral butterflies
Size: 5-6' x 3' Care: Sun, moist to moist well-drained soil. Resistant to Walnut toxicity.Native: Eastern U.S., Wisconsin nativeWildlife value: attracts Monarch, Swallowtail & Red Admiral butterflies
Named "Joe Pye weed" after a Native American medicine man who used the plant in New England to cure typhus, typhus being named "jopi." Meskwaki men "nibbled (Joe Pye weed) when speaking to women when they are in the wooing mood." This had the power of "fetching" women. Introduced to gardens in 1610.
Euphorbia corollata Flowering spurge Z 4-7 Small white flowers (bracts), like a baby's breath but better, July & August. One of the best prairie natives but takes a year or two to mature.
Size: 36' x 24" Care: Full sun in well-drained to moist well-drained soil. Drought tolerant & deer resistant.Native: Canada to Florida and west through the plains, Wisconsin nativeEuphorbia was named for Euphorbus, physician of Numibian King Juba (c. 50 B.C. - 20 A.D.) Reputedly Euphorbus used spurge to remedy the King's enlarged stomach. Euphorbus' brother was Augustus Caesar's physician. Corollata means "like a corolla." A favorite medicine among Native Americans. Cherokee rubbed the plant's juice on skin to cure cancer. Also used to remedy toothache and gonorrhea. According to Breck (1851): "One of the most elegant species peculiar to the United States."


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If you're tired of poking around in noisy and overpriced gun and knife shows looking for the perfect ninja sword, then you need to check out the sword collection at Knife Depot. You'll find everything you're looking for, from samurai swords to medieval replicas to pirate swords and more. We carry only the finest-quality ninja swords at Knife Depot, so you'll never have to settle for cheap-looking swords and accessories again. Even better, our entire selection is backed by a 60-day, money-back guarantee, so you'll get exactly the sword you need to round out your collection or start a new one.
It's a great looking replica! The guard, however didn't fit right. I ended up having to glue it on. I would definitely buy another replica from here.
The sword is very nice, a watermelon didn't make it.
Beautiful set of knives.
I received the sword much earlier than expected. When it arrived I was impressed that it got here in good condition and was not broken, it did however have a few small notches in it but that was to be expected. The blade is as they say not vary sharp but you are able to sharpen it. When you take the sword out of the sheath some kind of bondant comes off the sheath and sticks to the sword, but nothing a little cleaning can't handle. If you are a true Naruto fan and wanting to upgrade your collection this sword makes a great add on to any collection and is sure to make your friends jealous.
Oh man, I was absolutely thrilled when this item came in. It's a great replica, and I'm so happy I finally got my hands on one. It was a little dirty when I opened it (smudges & residue), but there was nothing a brief wiping-down couldn't cure.
Makes a fine addition to my collection the blade is a might thin. Not like it would ever see any real use outside my sword stand.
I was disappointed by this sword because it was not sharp despite that Cold Steel advertises its sharpness on its website as a main selling point. The sword appeared to have some minor grime on it as well that was easily removed. However, the sword appears to be well-made and looks like the pictures. Therefore, I am giving this knife three stars. That being said, I would give Knife Depot 5 stars because the Knife Depot price was much cheaper than that on the Cold Steel website and because Knife Depot shipped the sword quickly and in good packaging. In other words, the seller is great but the item is not.
I bought this just for the hell of it, and I love it after a little bit of sharpening I cut through a 12 inch tree with around 6 swings!
- A Guide To Swords - Throughout the world, hundreds of different types of swords have been forged for a number of purposes, including battle and ceremonial garb. This is a brief guide to some of the most notable types of swords from various regions.
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- History of the Samurai Sword - The samurai sword has a rich history dating back from ancient Japan; it gained its popularity among waring clans in 12th century Japan and has traditionally been associated with an elite group of Japanese swordsman.


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The tilapia with the potato was delicious. I only bought one potato and had quite a bit left over. I just fried up the extra with a little butter and olive oil, and it was a nice side. Now, about the chive rosemary oil. How should I say this - it was not as yummy as Giada said it would be. Actually, it was quite bad. The dish, however, didn't need it. We just used a little lemon juice.
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I made this tonight and it was a 5 star. Wonderful flavor, easy recipe. It was tricky to turn over the potatoes but what the heck…it was fun. Thank you Giada.
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Owls Head Ski Resort
- Nearest town: Canmore
- Resort Altitude (metres): 150m (492ft)
- Ski Season: December to April
- Mountain Range: Franconia Range
- Number of Lifts: 8
- Highest Lift (metres): 750m (2461ft)
- Lowest Lift (metres): 150m (492ft)
- Number of Slopes: 27
- Snowboarding: yes: park, halfpipe and on all pistes
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Susannah McCorkle
Complimenting her beautiful voice, Susannah McCorkle had a gift for uncovering forgotten about lyrics and giving new interpretations to even the most familiar phrases. McCorkle demonstrates this ability on the song, "There's No Business Like Show Business." In addition to slowing down the piece from its usual high-speed romp, she included long-lost stanzas that reveal Irving Berlin's lyrics to be touching and meaningful. Ballad Essentials has twelve impassioned versions … MORE
Susannah McCorkle was widely acclaimed as one of the finest jazz-pop singers in the world. Originally released on LP in 1987, Dream was a… More
Widely acclaimed as one of the top jazz-pop vocalists of our time, Susannah McCorkle was cherished for her emotional warmth and depth, her… More
Lauded as "a lyricists dream", vocalist Susannah McCorkle has an unmatched ability to get inside a song and pull out the emotion and… More
"Ever since her emergence in the late 1970's, Susannah McCorkle has been one of the top jazz-influenced singers interpreting music from the… More
The Jazz Alliance is proud to present the debut of Susannah McCorkle's "Thanks For The Memory, Songs Of Leo Robin" in compact… More
When it comes to having a vast and extensive knowledge of american popular songs from the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s, few jazz vocalists can rival… More
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Born in Berkeley, California, Susannah McCorkle listened to top 40 tunes with her friends and Broadway show albums at home, but she didn't discover jazz until she relocated to Europe in 1970 to study languages, write fiction, and work as a translator. The impact of hearing Billie Holiday was so powerful that McCorkle quickly changed her career plans. Singing in small clubs in Italy and Great Britain, McCorkle dove into the jazz life and began developing a huge repertoire of tunes.
She released her first album in 1976, The Songs of Harry Warren, followed by a series of songbook recordings, including The Songs of Johnny Mercer in 1977, Over the Rainbow--The Songs of E.Y. Yip Harburg in 1980 and Thanks for the Memory--The Songs of Leo Robin in 1983.
After joining Concord in 1988, McCorkle released a steady stream of carefully crafted albums over which she had total artistic control, starting with No More Blues. She gained an international following among Brazilian music lovers with her 1990 release Sabia, featuring two of her English translations of Jobim songs which he personally approved. She released From Bessie to Brazil in '93 and From Broadway to Bebop in '94, highlighting her gift for interpreting great popular music, whatever its point of origin. From Broken Hearts To Blue Skies appeared in 1999, followed by Hearts And Minds in 2000.


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It's state tournament season in Des Moines - and the wrestlers and basketball players get most of the headlines-- But this week in-between them, it's the high school BOWLING tournament. Before you say, 'Bowling?' Wait'll you see the incredible sight Eric Hanson found at Plaza Lanes. It's New at Six. BUY A TICKET TO A BOWLING TOURNAMENT AND YOU EXPECT STRIKES, THE SHOES AND 'THOSE' SHIRTS. BUT THAT'S WHERE THE EXPECTATIONS END. It's totally different than what I thought. BECAUSE BEHIND THE HIGH SCHOOLERS FOCUSED ON THEIR NEXT FRAME IS SUPPORT PACKED TIGHTER THAN ANYTHING THE WRESTLERS OR BASKETBALL TOURNEYS CAN OFFER. I was surprised to have this many people. AND, YES, THERE ARE CHEERS IN BOWLING. Here we go, Kate, here we go! PLAZA LANES HAD 24 LANES OPEN MONDAY - AND THAT'S NOT COUNTING THE TINY ONE ALONG THE WALL LEADING TO THE BATHROOM. We've been offered a couple of seats but then you can't see anything. Laugh. WHICH IS WHY THOSE WHO KNOW PACK STEPSTOOLS. THEY'RE ALL HERE-- yay! FOR THEIR HOMETOWN ROLLERS. WANT A SEAT? I've heard as early as 6 o'clock this morning. YOU'VE GOT TO BE HERE 'BEFORE' SUNRISE. They were more or less camping outside on the south side, they were all the way up the walk. It was just amazing. WHY? BECAUSE TO THESE KIDS AND THEIR FAMILIES-- This is the only sport that they do. THERE'S NO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THIS TOURNAMENT AND THE ONES AT WELLS FARGO THIS MONTH. This is exactly the same thing. RIGHT DOWN TO THE ANTICIPATION UNFOLDING ON LANE 14-- I started watching him and I'm like, 'Woah!' WHEN SERGEANT BLUFF'S SENIOR WALKED UP WITH NOTHING BUT STRIKES INTO 9TH-- Awww. ONE PIN KEPT HIM FROM PERFECTION. They're very good. They're very good. AND THIS IS JUST DAY ONE. Large schools come in tomorrow and it'll be probably 30 percent more people in here, if you can imagine that. Laugh. ERIC HANSON, KCCI 8 NEWS-- It's, it's amazing. IOWA'S NEWS LEADER. Waverly-Shell Rock's boys and Keokuk's girls won today's Class 1A tournaments. Tomorrow, the bigger schools like Johnston, Waukee and Fort Dodge take over
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I did it! DS2 was born via VBAC on April 5 after 29 hours of labor! He was 7lb 11 oz and 21" long. It was by far the most difficult thing I have ever experienced, but the recovery is amazing compared to the CS.
I was due on 4/1, but had not progressed at all as of my OB appointment on 4/3. In fact, my doctor only estimated a 20% chance of a successful VBAC. Surprise! I woke up at 6 am on 4/4 and my water broke as I was getting out of bed. After packing up my stuff, feeding DS1 and having a snack, we headed to the hospital. I was having some regular contractions, but nothing terribly painful.
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When I could no longer talk or do anything except breathe during the contractions, I elected to get the epidural. The epidural was fabulous, and I immediately slept for almost two hours; however, I woke up out of a deep sleep in terrible pain during a contraction. The nurse called the anesthesiologist, who was surprised that the epidural was not working, but gave me another dose of medication and I was totally comfortable again for 1.5 hours and then suddenly started feeling the full contractions again. The anesthesiologist decided to dose me one more time, which again worked for 1.5 hours. I was throwing up from the pain during the peak of the contractions and very uncomfortable. At this point, he recommended that we re-do the epidural.
Immediately after epidural #2 was inserted, I became faint, couldn't breathe and started to pass out. There was a flurry of activity and people running in and out of the room, but I was totally out of it. They gave me oxygen and an adrenaline injection to reverse the effects of the medication. The incident was so frightening and upsetting that I asked the nurse whether I should just get the RCS and give up on the VBAC. She said that the baby's heart rate was completely stable during my incident and not to jump into it so close to the end. Once I got straightened out from the breathing incident, I realized that the epidural didn't work at all and I was feeling the full force of the contractions again, throwing up, and just feeling totally exhausted.
Around 5 am, we went with epidural #3. It worked for about 30 minutes, but then stopped working anywhere from my midsection up. On one hand, anything was better than nothing, but I was still throwing up at the peak of some of the more intense contractions. DH was so wonderful...he did everything he could to distract me from the pain and encouraging me. I would never have made it through without him! At this point, I was 5cm, which was still considered progressing, so my doctor was okay with me continuing to labor.
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Congratulations!!! Now u must fill us in on the EASY way of pushing!! I had a terrible nurse with my first VBAC and had NO pushing advice. I pushed for 2.5 hours and ended up with the doc needing to use forceps. Not really sure if it was bc baby was in the wrong position, or bc I didn't feel much bc of the epi or if I was pushing wrong. Did your nurse offer any helpful suggestions??
Congratulations!!! Now u must fill us in on the EASY way of pushing!! I had a terrible nurse with my first VBAC and had NO pushing advice. I pushed for 2.5 hours and ended up with the doc needing to use forceps. Not really sure if it was bc baby was in the wrong position, or bc I didn't feel much bc of the epi or if I was pushing wrong. Did your nurse offer any helpful suggestions??
She had great advice! She had me pulling up on my knees with my hands as hard as I could while she and my husband each held a lower leg and pushed back on my feet slightly. We started at 3 counts of 10 during the contractions, but since my contractions were long and I was pushing so hard, I was having a hard time sustaining through a count of 10. We then switched to 4 counts of 8, which sounds minor, but made a big difference. She also recommended the mirror, and she was right. As soon as I saw the head slip back in a little, it really encouraged me to push harder and longer the next time. Also, I hate to say it, but the epidural not working fully actually helped during the pushing phase. I would say that turning down the epi could go a long way.
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The one that never came
Like a man about to burst
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Abstract: DESCRIPTION (Adapted from the Applicant's Abstract): Calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate (CPPD) deposition disease is a common form of degenerative arthritis that preferentially affects the elderly. The causes of CPPD crystal formation in aging articular cartilage are unknown, although many similarities exist between processes of normal cartilage mineralization in growth plate and those of pathologic mineralizing causing CPPD disease. Current evidence suggests that CPPD crystal formation results from excess elaboration of inorganic pyrophosphate (PPi) by chondrocytes, and occurs in or around articular cartilage vesicles (ACVs) and at sites of altered cartilage matrix. The processes known to promote CPPD crystal formation are strongly and uniquely enhanced by transforming growth factor beta (TGF-beta), which is stored in cartilage matrix in a latent biologically inactive form (LTGF-beta). The enzyme transglutaminase (TGase) catalyzes a unique post-translational modification of proteins, resulting in diverse biological effects in various tissues. TGase has recently been identified in mineralizing growth plate chondrocytes. Although TGase participates in processes of cell aging and LTGF-beta activation in other tissues, its role in articular cartilage remains undefined. The applicant's laboratory discovered strikingly high levels of active TGase and type II TGase protein in articular chondrocytes from old pigs compared to chondrocytes from young pigs. Inhibitors of TGase suppress PPi elaboration and reduce levels of activated TGF-beta secreted by old chondrocytes, conditions unfavorable to the formation of CPPD crystals. It is hypothesized that increased TGase activity in aging articular cartilage leads to CPPD crystal formation and the resultant degenerative arthritis. As a consequence, this application proposes to: 1) examine the function of TGase in CPPD deposition by exploring its role in LTGF-beta activation, extracellular matrix modulation, and ACV-induced mineralization in a porcine model; 2) explore the regulation of TGase activity in porcine articular cartilage by factors which modulate CPPD crystal formation; and 3) extend these findings to aging human articular cartilage and cartilage affected by CPPD disease. The goal of these studies is to understand the role and regulation of TGase in aging articular cartilage as it relates to CPPD deposition disease. This multifunctional enzyme represents a novel target for new pharmacologic agents directed against this common degenerative disease affecting our rapidly aging population.
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Chronic post nasal drip is another common cause of foul breath. This is when mucous falls from your nose down to the back of your throat.
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Avoiding particular foods can also help you to ward off halitosis. Foods like garlic and onion may cause a foul smell to occur. Some people have also had success with avoiding dairy products.
It goes without saying that brushing and flossing your teeth properly at least twice per day is a basic requirement for everyone, but especially for those that suffer from bad breath. If you can add tongue scraping into this routine then you will ensure that your mouth is truly clean.
There are also some medical conditions that are known to bring about bad breath problems. These can include acid reflux, sinus infections or liver problems.
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Now you may or may not suffer from tonsilloliths but a lot of people do and it is often linked with bad breath. A tonsil stone does give off an awful smell when squashed between the fingers and can be an unpleasant addition to bad breath problems.
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F5 Networks plans to extend the reach of software-defined networking to improve application performance by acquiring software startup LineRate Systems.
The company didn't disclose how much it will pay for LineRate, which is based in Boulder, Colorado. It bought the privately held company for its technology, intellectual property and engineering talent and will incorporate those into its development efforts for software-defined data centres, F5 said yesterday.
SDN (software-defined networking) centralises control of the movement of packets around a network, taking many functions of dedicated networking hardware such as routers and switches and placing them in a controller. F5 believes the way SDN in its current form can't scale up to the performance it needs to carry out application-level functions such as load balancing, security, fault tolerance and isolation and application performance enhancement. LineRate's technology will help make that possible, F5 said yesterday.
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It's down to the final three on NBC's The Voice, with Blake Shelton and Usher as the last coaches standing. But whichever contestants (and/or coaches) you've been rooting for, you can't deny the merit of the three acts who'll face off during the two-night finale (Monday at 8 p.m. ET and Tuesday at 9 p.m. ET). Here's why...
Michelle Chamuel, Team Usher
Hometown: Amherst, Mass.
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Why she deserves a Top 3 spot: This isn't Country Voice! You need at least one non-country-crooning contestant in the finals, and Chamuel's quirky stage presence and strong vocal ability certainly earned her a spot as the last contestant without a twang to be competing.
Odds of winning: Well, she's a big critics' pick: "If either of [the other finalists] beats out Michelle, it'll be a tragedy," declared Rolling Stone. And last week, after she shattered a giant clock at the end of Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time," Usher said simply: "You are the winner." But realistically, on a show where country tends to rule, she's still the underdog.
Danielle Bradbery, Team Blake
Hometown: Houston, Texas
Vibe: Young Carrie Underwood
Why she deserves a Top 3 spot: Her powerhouse vocals, her ease on the eyes, and her ability to fit into the pop country mold.
Odds of winning: Pretty good. This 16-year-old is both gorgeous and nice, and who doesn't love that about Carrie Underwood? The fact that Bradbery has never had voice lessons makes viewers even sweeter on her.
The Swon Brothers (Colton and Zach), Team Blake
Hometown: Muskogee, Okla.
Vibe: Harmonizing white guys with guitars
Why they deserve a Top 3 spot: Colton, 24, and Zach, 27, may not be the best singers in the competition, but they've got personality.
Odds of winning: Not as good as Bradbery, but never count out showmanship on this TV singing competition. Plus, did we mention they're sort of country?
Even without the suspense of the competition's final outcome, the show may be worth checking out: Cher will appear in her first live TV performance in 10 years. And returning judge Christina Aguilera will belt out her latest, "Feel This Moment," with Pitbull!
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