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U.S. judge blocks part of "harsh" Florida voting law
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MIAMI (Reuters) - A Florida election law requiring third-party groups to turn in voter registration forms within 48 hours is "harsh and impractical," a federal judge ruled on Thursday.
U.S. District Judge Robert Hinkle blocked enforcement of that provision, but left intact most of the election law passed last year by the state's Republican-controlled legislature.
The League of Women voters had challenged the law, which carried a $1,000-a-day fine for failing to meet the time requirement. The group said the requirement was so onerous that it stopped holding voter registration drives in Florida.
(Reporting by Jane Sutton; Editing by Anthony Boadle)


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List of schools in Birmingham
This is a list of schools in the Birmingham City Council local education authority in United Kingdom.
State schools[edit]
Primary schools[edit]
^1 Created in 2004 upon the merger of the previous Junior and Infant schools, although the school buildings date to 1908.[1] ^2 The school is an Islamic primary school.[2] ^3 Created in September 2006 upon the merger of Albert Bradbeer Infant and Nursery School and Albert Bradbeer Junior School,[3] although the school dates to September 7, 1954 when it was opened as Hawkesley Farm Junior Mixed School.[4] ^4 Created in January 1997 upon the merger of Alston Junior and Infant schools. School was established in 1926 as Alston School. In 1945, it was split into three schools; Alston Boys Secondary School, Alston Junior School and Alston Infants School. Alston Boys Secondary School was closed down in 1979 and pupils were transferred to Saltley Secondary School.[5] ^5 Member of the Sparkhill Circle cluster of primary schools. ^6 Rebuilt as part of the Birmingham Schools PFI project.[6] ^7 Member of the Highgate Education Action Zone partnership.[7] ^8 Moving into a new single building with Beaufort Special School on the site of the current primary in August 2009.[8] ^9 Opened on September 6, 1968 as a combined school.[9] ^10 Opened on September 3, 1980 as two schools; first and middle schools. The Infant and Junior schools became Grant Maintained in September 1993, amalgamated in April 1995 and returned to Voluntary Aided status in September 1999. ^11 Opened in 1917 as a primary school and secondary school called Ryland Road School. |
^12 Opened on May 1, 1893 as Hall Green Girls and Infant School. The school was reorganised in 1898 and became a mixed infants and girls school.[10] ^13 Created in September 2000 upon the merger of the Harborne Junior and Infant schools. The old infant school has been on the site since 1902 and the junior school was added in 1912.[11] ^14 Opened in 1928 as Hastings Road Temporary Boys School, an annexe for the overcrowded Hastings Road Boys School (now Perry Common Primary School). The school became independent of Hastings Road Boys School and acquired the name Hawthorn in the 1930s.[12] ^15 An Orthodox Jewish Voluntary Aided primary school founded by the Birmingham Hebrew Congregation. It opened in 1843 as the Hebrew National School. It later became Birmingham Hebrew School and, then, King David School, when it moved to its present site in 1965.[13] ^16 Opened in 1897 as a small infant school. On December 29, 1900, the new infant school was opened and on March 3, 1902 a junior school was constructed alongside the infant school building. In 1972, primary schools within the Sutton Coldfield area were reorganized into first and middle schools. Minworth, being small, became a combined First and Middle school, and by 1974 Minworth had become a Birmingham School.[14] ^17 Opened in 1967 as the Parish School of Our Lady of Fatima in Quinton. It is now a Voluntary Aided Catholic primary school.[15] ^18 Began construction in 1963 and opened in 1965 in memory of Percy Shurmer.[16] ^19 Both schools were built on the same site in 1932 and share the same building.[17] |
^21 Opened September 1952 as 'Lickey Road County Primary' for both Infant and Junior children. In 1957, the new Infant school was completed and opened.[19] ^22 Opened in September 1980 following the amalgamation of the St John's Infant and St Monica's Junior schools. The current school buildings date to 1970.[20] ^23 Founded by John Henry Newman in the late 19th century. The school moved to its current site in 1957.[21] ^24 Began as a Sunday School in 1809 on Livery Street. It later went on to become the first Catholic school in Birmingham. In 1823, the school opened in Shadwell Street. It was demolished and St. Chad's Boys School was opened and cost more than £1,000.[22] ^25 Opened in 1894 as All Saint's Infant School in the church hall behind Corpus Christ Church. The new school was built in the summer of 1896, and was renamed Stechford Junior and Infant School in October that year. An extension was added in 1926.[23] ^26 Since 1981, has shared a campus with Plantsbrook Comprehensive School and Holland House Infant and Nursery School.[24] ^27 Opened in 1930 as a separate Infant and Junior school. In 1982, it was amalgamated to form 'Twickenham Primary School'.[25] ^28 Opened in 1931 as a school for pupils with tuberculosis, however has expanded to serve the general public.[26] ^29 Founded in 1866 as the Islington Wesleyan School. Costs were partly met by the Wesleyan Education Committee. In 1903, the name was changed to The Birmingham Wesleyan School and in 1922, it was transferred to Birmingham City Council who renamed it Islington Council School. In World War II, the school is moved to share buildings with Islington Council Senior School. In 1946, the senior school shuts down but the primary school is renamed Islington County Primary School and continues to serve the public. On April 4, 1967, the school is opened in the Lee Bank area by HRH Princess Alexandra as Lee Bank Junior and Infant School. In 2001, the school is renamed Woodview Primary School to reflect the changing image of the surrounding area.[27] It converted to academy status in 2013 and was renamed Oasis Academy Woodview. |
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Special schools[edit]
^30 Despite the schools being located outside of the boundaries of Birmingham, they are still operated by the Birmingham City Council LEA.
Independent schools[edit]
Further education colleges[edit]
Higher education[edit]
See also[edit]
- ^ "School History". Acocks Green Primary School. Archived from the original on 2008-03-22. Retrieved 2008-04-26.
- ^ "Admissions Policy". Al-Furqan Primary School. Retrieved 2008-04-26.
- ^ Vos, Lawrence (2006-02-09). "Albert Bradbeer Schools merger nears statutory consultation". Birmingham City Council press release. Archived from the original on 2008-04-11. Retrieved 2008-04-26.
- ^ "Albert Bradbeer Primary History". Albert Bradbeer Primary School. Retrieved 2008-04-26.
- ^ "About Alston". Alston Primary School. Retrieved 2008-04-26.
- ^ "Birmingham Schools PFI Project". Transform Schools. Retrieved 2008-04-27.
- ^ "HEAZ & HESP". Highgate Education Action Zone. Retrieved 2008-04-27.
- ^ "Colocation of Colebourne Primary School and Beaufort Special School". Colebourne Primary School. Retrieved 2008-04-27.[dead link]
- ^ "History". Cottesbrooke Junior School. Archived from the original on 2008-03-29. Retrieved 2008-04-28.
- ^ "Chapter One: Miss Rose A. Stevens" (pdf). Hall Green Junior School. Retrieved 2008-04-28.
- ^ "School History". Harborne Primary School. Retrieved 2008-04-28.[dead link]
- ^ "History". Hawthorn Primary School. Retrieved 2008-04-28.
- ^ "Our School". King David Primary School. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
- ^ "History of the School". Minworth Junior and Infant School. Retrieved 2008-04-30.[dead link]
- ^ "About Our Lady of Fatima School". Our Lady of Fatima Primary School. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
- ^ "History". Percy Shurmer Primary School. Archived from the original on 2008-03-22. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
- ^ "Background". Princethorpe Junior School. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
- ^ "Quinzone Schools". Quinzone Small Education Action Zone. Retrieved 2008-04-30.[dead link]
- ^ "History". Rednal Hill Infant School. Archived from the original on 2007-11-12. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
- ^ "History". SS John and Monica Catholic Primary School. Retrieved 2008-04-30.[dead link]
- ^ "St Anne's Catholic Primary School". St Anne's Catholic Primary School. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
- ^ "School History". St. Chad's Primary School. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
- ^ "Our History". Stechford Primary School. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
- ^ "About Us". Town Junior School. Archived from the original on 2008-03-06. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
- ^ "School Info". Twickenham Primary School. Retrieved 2008-04-30.[dead link]
- ^ "Welcome To Woodhouse Primary School". Woodhouse Primary School. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
- ^ "History for Woodview Primary School". Woodview Primary School. Retrieved 2008-04-30.

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Butternut squash soup with chilli & crème fraîche
Cooking time
Prep: 15 mins Cook: 50 minsSkill level
Serves 4Come in from the cold to a warming bowlful of autumn
Nutrition and extra info
Additional info
- Freezable
- Vegetarian
- kcalories
- 264
- protein
- 5g
- carbs
- 28g
- fat
- 15g
- saturates
- 7g
- fibre
- 6g
- sugar
- 17g
- salt
- 0.61g
- 1 butternut squash, about 1kg, peeled and deseeded
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 1 tbsp butter
- 2 onions, diced
- 1 garlic clove, thinly sliced
- 2 mild red chillies, deseeded and finely chopped
- 850ml hot vegetable stock
- 4 tbsp crème fraîche, plus more to serve
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- Heat oven to 200C/180C fan/gas 6. Cut the squash into large cubes, about 4cm/1½in across, then toss in a large roasting tin with half the olive oil. Roast for 30 mins, turning once during cooking, until golden and soft.
- While the squash cooks, melt the butter with the remaining oil in a large saucepan, then add the onions, garlic and ¾ of the chilli. Cover and cook on a very low heat for 15-20 mins until the onions are completely soft.
- Tip the squash into the pan, add the stock and the crème fraîche, then whizz with a stick blender until smooth. For a really silky soup, put the soup into a liquidiser and blitz it in batches. Return to the pan, gently reheat, then season to taste. Serve the soup in bowls with swirls of crème fraîche and a scattering of the remaining chopped chilli.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, October 2009
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Scrummy and very easy to do. Just made this as I had 2 squash to use up and wanted some warming soup in this cold weather. Didn't bother deseeding the chilli's as we like spicy food. Will make again but might not use as much stock as prefer a thicker consistency. Might also try some bacon in it as we are not veggi.
Don't bother peeling the squash. It liquidises easily in a blender, but if you are concerned about fibers or stringy bits, simply simmer the roasted squash in the onion and stock mix for 20 mins or so. That will really soften it up and it will liquidise beautifully. I think the skin provides a lot of flavour and always leave it on when I roast butternut squash as a veg. I found the taste perked up with the addition of lemon juice and some soured cream. I think sweet potatoe would be a good addition.
Tasty soup. only criticism i have is far too much vegetable stock stated in recipe. if i make this again, will defintely use a lot less stock. it made the soup too watery in consistency, so i used a bit of corn flour to thicken it up. this did the trick, though bits congealed in the soup which spoilt it.
I am going through a winter soup mood and this was easy to make and quick enjoyable. I did add some sweet potato to the ingredients and roasted with the butternut squash and parsnip. I think I'd need to add more chilli for hotness and also was very thick so added semi skimmed milk to it also to think out. Lovely though...
Really delicious soup, I made sure to season it thoroughly as before the soup didn't have much flavour. I also took the tip from Beebop and used dried chilli flakes as well as medium chillies! It gave it the perfect amount of heat :)
Didn't find the preparation too hard as I used a peeler to take off the skin then chopped it smaller than the directions said to.


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Yemen's Houthi rebels get Iran assurance, ask Saudis to stop strikes
(Read article summary)The Houthis rebels waging an insurgency against Yemen's government asked Saudi Arabia to stop its airstrikes against them. The Saudis began the strikes after the Houthis crossed into their border.
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The rebels waging an insurgency against the government in north Yemen asked Saudi Arabia Wednesday to end its attacks on them.
Saudi Arabia launched the airstrikes last week after a cross-border raid by the rebels, known as the Houthis, killed at least one Saudi border guard and wounded 15.
The commander of the Houthis said the airstrikes were "not in the best interest of the two countries," reports the BBC. He also said the Houthis were fighting in self defense, and denied receiving support from Iran.
Saudi Arabia said Tuesday it would not stop attacking the rebels until they retreat from its border, reports Reuters. The assistant minister of defense, Prince Khaled bin Sultan bin Abdul-Aziz, said Saudi Arabia has secured its border against the rebels, but would continue its airstrikes until the Houthis were well away from the border. Also on Tuesday the rebels claimed to have wrested control of more territory from the government.
The Houthis, who are from the Zaydi sect of Shia Islam, claim to be fighting for the rights of the Zaydi Shiite community, which they contend is discriminated against and marginalized in Yemen. They have been fighting Yemen's government for five years, and three months ago the government launched a new offensive in an attempt to quell them.


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Glenda M. Sisson, 69, of Poteau died Jan. 6, 2013, in Fort Smith, Ark. She was born April 1, 1943, in Thackerville to O.C. and Mildred (Scivally) Sampson. She was a foster parent, homemaker and loving mother and grandmother. She was preceded in death by her parents; her beloved husband, Robert W. Sisson; three brothers, Virgil Sampson, V.J. Sampson and James Sampson; a brother-in-law, Chance West; a daughter-in-law, Sherry Langston; and parents-in-law, Robert and Margie Sisson
Launa Belle Turner of Poteau died Monday, Jan. 7, 2013, in Fort Smith, Ark. She was born Jan. 19, 1934, in Bokoshe to Jacob Louis and Ola Belle (Peerson) Cloud. She was a homemaker, a loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and devoted Jehovah's Witness. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Doyle Gene Turner; two sons, Danny Gene Turner and Timothy Wesley Turner; two brothers; a sister; and a great-grandson.
Richard Allen Hawthorne of Shady Point died Dec. 22, 2012, in Shady Point. Richard was born Dec. 29, 1935, in Jenny Lind, Ark., to Richard W. and Grace Reynolds (Myers) Hawthorne. He was retired from the U.S. Navy. Richard was a member of the First Step of Faith Church in Poteau.  Survivors include his wife, Jacletia of the home; daughter, Karen Hawthorne of the home; sons, Rick Hawthorne of Paris, Texas, and Willie Hawthorne of Dixon, Calif.; six grandchildren; four great grandchildren; sister, Doris Clifton; and brother, Donald Hawthorne of Shady Point; other relatives and loved ones.
Daryl Eugene Todd, 63, of Spiro died Sunday, Jan. 6, 2013, in Fort Smith, Ark. He was born March 22, 1949, at Riverside, Calif., to Gordon and Virginia (Chrisenbery) Todd. He was a self-employed hoof trimmer. He was preceded in death by his parents; one brother, Dennis Byrd; and one sister, Tammy Ybanez.
Despite getting 21 points from Adrion Webber, it wasn't enough for the Carl Albert State College Vikings in their 83-73 loss to the Eastern Oklahoma State College Mountaineers in the second game of Monday night's action at Mick Thompson Fieldhouse. Despite getting 18 points from former Heavener Lady Wolf Skylar Cooper, the Lady Vikings fell 91-73 to the Lady Mountaineers. The CASC teams will return to action Thursday night at home as they will entertain Redlands Community College at Mick Thompson Fieldhouse. The women's contest will begin at 6 p.m., followed by the men's game at 8 p.m.
MUSKOGEE — The Spiro High School basketball teams bounced back from their losses Friday night in Poteau with wins on Monday in the 2013 Bedouin Shrine Classic. The Bulldogs clawed Summit Christian 78-59, while the Lady Bulldogs were too much for Porter Consolidated in a 53-17 rout. The 'Dogs will play Oktaha, a 71-29 winner over Graham (Weleetka), at 6 p.m. Friday in the championship semifinals at Muskogee High School.
RED OAK — It was a rough start to the week for the Wister High School basketball teams as they suffered a pair of losses to Red Oak on Monday night at C.C. Gillespie Fieldhouse. The Lady Eagles began the night with a 60-41 victory over the Lady Wildcats, then the Eagles soared over the 'Cats by a score of 72-31.


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Jenny's Farmhouse TableI'd
Jenny's Farmhouse Table
I'd love to find out what kind of paint Jenny used for that wall color! Its gorgeous!
A small locker cabinet ideal for helping children organize and hang their own belongings.
Projects built from this plan. Thank you for submitting brag posts, it's appreciated by all!
Well, I'm glad to be plugged back in.
On Monday, a terrible windstorm came through and took out our power and communication lines. Power was back up on Monday, but I'm about 1 hour into having DSL back, and let me tell you, I missed you! I'm totally amazed at all of the projects readers have shared on our Facebook Page (had to sneak over to the neighbors to relay you all a message earlier today via FB). You are amazing. Check out just how amazing. Oh, and these are all FIRST projects!
How about Jenny's Farmhouse Table?
This amazing and cute playhouse by Duane and Elizabeth
From Penny, a classic simple bench
From Cami, Super Easy Bench
Our first project! I am sooo proud!! Thank you, Ana. I am not crafty and I have never done anything like this before. I can't believe it turned out as nice as it did!!
There have been so many amazing projects! Mine isn't really that amazing.
More like functional. And timely. Does school start in the morning for everyone else?
I'm not prepared to let Grace out of my site just yet, but if I could, this kid's locker would be the perfect spot to hang her outfit for the next day. Or if you had multiples, each could have their own cubby. You could make a fourth cubby if you needed too.
2 - 1x12 @ 8 feet long
1 - 1x12 @ 10 feet long
1 - 1x2 @ 8 feet long
1 - 1x3 @ 14 feet long
1 - 1/4" Plywood or Beadboard 1/2 sheet
Full detailed instructions are shown in the PDF.
2 - 1x12 @ 51 1/4" (Sides)
1 - 1x12 @ 40 1/2" (Top)
2 - 1x12 @ 37 1/2" (Shelves)
2 - 1x12 @ 33 1/2" (Dividers)
1 - 1/4" Plywood @ 39" x 52" (Back - 48" would work.)
2 - 1x2 @ 49 3/4" (Sides)
1 - 1x3 @ 36" (Footer)
1 - 1x2 @ 39" (Header)
1 - 1x2 @ 40 1/2" (Crown)
Start by cutting all your boards. I used my Kreg Jig™ to drill pocket holes into the inside tops of the blue boards, both ends on the underside of the green boards, and on both ends of the purple boards. I drilled three pocket holes per end. Then I measured and marked out all of my joints. Don't forget that a 1x is actually only 3/4″ thick.
After squaring everything up, I tacked the back on with 1″ finish nails and glue. By also nailing into shelves and the locker sides, you add strength to the piece.
Then I built the face frame by drilling pocket holes in both ends of the purple board, and the top ends of the blue boards. I marked the side boards and joined all the boards with screws through the pocket holes. Super easy. Finally, I used 2″ finish nails and glue to attach the face frame to the front of the locker cabinet.
Finally, I used glue and 2″ nails to attach the crown to the top of the face frame and the top of the locker cabinet.
And you are done!
scballou replied on Permalink
Jenny's Farmhouse Table
I'd love to find out what kind of paint Jenny used for that wall color! Its gorgeous!
WindyLou replied on Permalink
If Jenny doesn't make it back to comment, we have a similar color in our house called Sunnydale (for sure) made by valspar (I think).
PP-SD replied on Permalink
Hi Im new on here & live in England. I cant wait to try one of your projects. They are amazing and sound great fun to make.
Jenny what a FAB table. I love it. Where on earth do you start to make a table like that? I've been after a table like that for years. Never ever thought of making my own.... till now :-)
Many thanks for a great site. I'm in my element here.
Jenny replied on Permalink
Hi, I'm Jenny. Thanks everyone for your comments! The paint in my kitchen & dining room is called Lounge Green from Sherwin Williams. It is my favorite wall color in the house.
ellison01 replied on Permalink
Love this so much i made it today! Painting and hopefully bringing it in the house tomorrow, can't wait to share pics!
Holly replied on Permalink
Fantastic looking cubby, Ana! I love it ~ especially the blue with all the pink. Very nice :)
Ana White replied on Permalink
I love your wall color!
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allthosedelgados replied on Permalink
any chance I can get your sketch up file for this? I'm making something similar for my boys room, but it needs modifying. I could start from scratch, but.....
NathanE replied on Permalink
Why does the material list 1 1x3 at 14 feet when it's only used for the footer? I'm presuming it's a typo and we actually need a 4' (one foot of which gets cut off)?
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I have read many of your plans. I have never built anything and I am very nervous to start. Why? I have no clue.
I have a newbie-type of question: How do you hide all of the nails/screws? I know you countersink them. (I had my husband explain what this meant. hehe) How do you cover them. All of the projects looks so polished and I see nothing that talks about covering the holes.
In this particular project you mention using the Kreg Jig to drill pocket holes into the boards yet I see no indication of this in the image. Help!? Before I start, how do I hide the holes?
Thanks a million for all you do! I can't wait to try my hand at making my own things. :)
Brad Kid Lockers replied on Permalink
I love these kid lockers. My little ones know that when they come home from school, their coats go in the locker on the hook and the rain boots go under the seat until it rains again. I built similar lockers in my mudroom and it was one of the best things I've ever done.
No more searching the house for coats and boots and whatever, it's all in the lockers!
Brad Kid Lockers replied on Permalink
I love these kid lockers. My little ones know that when they come home from school, their coats go in the locker on the hook and the rain boots go under the seat until it rains again. I built similar lockers in my mudroom and it was one of the best things I've ever done.
No more searching the house for coats and boots and whatever, it's all in the kids locker!
The pdf is not opening up...any help
CatharineB replied on Permalink
Please help PDF is not working and would really love to make this!
Hi CatharineB,
If you ever have trouble with the .pdf link, you can also save the "printer friendly version" of the plan as a .pdf. These are the steps if you have Windows 7:
Click on the "printer friendly version" icon to open (located at the bottom of the plan, just above the comments)
Right click > Print
In the Print box that pops up, under "Destination" click "Change"
Then from the pull down you can select "save as pdf"
Click Save, and then you'll get the normal windows for saving the file onto your computer.
Good luck with your build!
CatharineB replied on Permalink
Thank you!
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thank you!


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Jan. 31st, 12noon - 2pm -- Hope Seeds Open House & Catalogue Launch (324 St. George Street, Annapolis Royal): Take a look at our new office space. Sample some specialty bean dip. Ask us your seedy questions!
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How Long Does it Take to Get Pregnant After Birth Control?
Thursday, September 12th, 2013 by Chaunie Brusie, RN, BSN from Blog from the Belly
Tags: pregnancyConfession: I have never been on birth control.
And I know that fact may come as shocking to you, especially when you also hear that I have had three children in four years. But hey – that's the way we wanted our family and we couldn't be happier. But with my lack of knowledge on what it takes to, you know, try to conceive, I was curious about how the widespread use of birth control affected women after they decided they were ready to expand their families.
So, I wanted to know, for all the mommas-to-be wondering: how long does it take to get pregnant after birth control?
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Loriann, 32, from Massachusetts said:
I stopped birth control in May of 2012. We didn't necessarily wait, but we didn't "try" either. I never charted things, took temperatures, etc. We just lived like normal and had sex highs and lows like normal! My boyfriend fixes heat so in the winter he works so much he's too tired for much else sometimes! (Although he will deny that!)
I found out I was pregnant May 2013! I'm 19 weeks pregnant with my first, just found out its a boy.
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Melanie said:
We waited the "recommended" month before trying, and then got pregnant the first month of trying.
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Ashley B. said:
Ummm got pregnant ON birth control… Quite the surprise baby but I am so glad she is here!
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Leigha said:
2.5 YEARS. It's a huge part of my testimony. After one year a doctor wrote infertile on my chart and told me to see a specialist (this was at my yearly check up when he asked what i was using for birth control and found out it had been almost a year). But Matt and I prayed and I knew I was going to be a mom. I knew God was promising me my own baby. So we never saw a doctor. Never got an ovulation monitor, never checked the calendar. Just continued to live our life and got into foster care. I decided until I had my own I would take care of someone else's baby. Then just one day another year and a half later I knew the level of emotion and exhaustion wasn't normal. I told Matt I either had cancer or I was pregnant. After 2.5 years the odds felt pretty 50/50. And it was my daughter!
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My old roomie and fellow nurse Bridgette Schrock said:
The one time it took to forget to pick up the next months supply!
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Lena wrote:
We needed two years after going off birth control and ended up having a ICSI in the end. We never thought it would take so long, but somehow the decision for treatment took all the pressure out of trying to become pregnant.
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Gemma Hartley of Journey of Love wrote:
I got pregnant while switching birth control (from the shot to the pill) and got pregnant despite the fact that there was no lapse in birth control. My doctor told me that I should get off the shot if I wanted to try to get pregnant within a year, since the average time-frame for ovulation once you are off the shot is 9 months. Yeah, more like 9 days for me. It was absolutely meant to be though, and I wouldn't have it any other way.
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Mary wrote:
I got pregnant with my first one while on birth control. I was off birth control for 3.5 YEARS before getting pregnant with my second.
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So what's the "normal" length of time before a woman gets pregnant after stopping birth control?
According to the Mayo Clinic, women can start a regular menstrual cycle about two weeks after stopping birth control. This means that a woman could technically ovulate and get pregnant within a month after stopping birth control. Obviously, as this slideshow shows, that is definitely possible for some women, while other women may find that they have different cycle patterns. Like mothering, every woman is different, but as a general rule of thumb, follow the one year of trying rule when attempting to conceive.
How long did it take you to conceive after stopping birth control?
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brenda says:
I had been on the depo shot for 4 years I finally stopped taking it and tried to get pregnant with no luck still till this day no luck it's been 2 years since I stopped it.. I have NEVER been regular I could go months without getting my period until last year I went a whole year without it nd decided to go to the doctor nd she said it could of been the shot.. well she gave me bc pills nd told me to take them for 3 months nd stop and try to get pregnant well I took it for 2 months nd then I got a job nd I didn't even have time to take it anymore so I just stopped nd I haven't taken anything after that it's bee. Maybe 9 months since that nd I can't get pregnant and still haven't gotten my period.. Can somebody tell me what I should do fertility clinics are very costly. Thank you
Stephanie says:
I was on birth control for about 3 or 4 years, I switched types a few times, but after I ended my birth control we continued to use condoms for a few months. all in all I think it was about five or six months after quitting the birth control that I got pregnant. I am now two weeks away from my first.
Hilary says:
I was on birth control for 16 years. Stopped the pill Jan 20,2014 and conceived Feb 22, 2014. Didn't take long at all
Laurie says:
I think you also have to take into consideration how long you had been on the pill. I had been on it for 13 years. It took a year to get pregnant-we weren't timing or trying very hard to conceive when it happened. My doc had told me that was about how long it would take and he was right on!
kendra says:
i took birth ccontrol pills for 3 years and then decided to have a baby, but 3 months later im pregnant
Jillian says:
I got pregnant a month after going off oral birth control, and while I was under the impression it takes a few months for your body to regulate itself making it MORE difficult to get pregnant, my nurse practitioner told me the opposite is true. She said that in the first few weeks after stopping birth control, your body responds with a spike of Estrogen which can make it easier to get pregnant. She said sometimes she prescribes birth control for a few months for people who are having fertility issues because of the spike you get once you get off it.
sehar says:
I took birth control pills for almost a year and then decided to hv a child but its been seven months since I stopped taking pills and I have not concieved yet..do I hv a problem or is normal im really worried….. it will my first child
Ashtyn says:
I was on birth control for about four years solid. I got married to my wonderful husband and we decided it was time to come off birth control. We got married on July 5, 2013 and we concieved around January 15, 2014. I am now almost 14 weeks and couldn't be happier. Just hang in there. It shouldn't take much longer.
Hi there – Have you started tracking your cycle? This will help you to pinpoint when you're ovulating and, if there is a problem, will be very helpful information to take with you to your doctor to discuss next steps. We have several articles to help here: http://www.everydayfamily.com/tracking-your-fertility/, a blog post suggesting several fertility phone apps: http://www.everydayfamily.com/blog/5-smartphone-apps-to-help-track-fertility/, and one about basal body temping: http://www.everydayfamily.com/blog/how-basal-body-temping-helped-me-get-pregnant/. We hope to hear you've conceived soon!
Gena says:
After my husband and I had four children (we had no trouble conceiving the first 4 times) I went on the Mirena IUD. We decided after the 5 year time frame was up on the Mirena to try to have another child. I had the Mirena removed in September of 2012, reading lots of blogs and posts I was under the assumption that I would conceive within a matter of weeks to months…I was sadly mistaken. I took 13 months, but I finally became pregnant with our 5th child. I am now at 26 weeks and sooo happy! But, rest assured that I WILL NOT be using the Mirena again for birth control until I know for a fact that I am done having children. While Mirena did have it's pro's- like no periods, cramps, or any other side-effects besides hair loss, I will opt for something else in the interim.
mommy nhoj says:
It was pretty interesting to read these testimonies. We're on natural family planning for medical reasons. Doctors said I could not take pills and i don't want IUD as an option. We'll see how successful we are in the long run
Alanna says:
I took the pill for almost nine years straight. I stopped taking it for about a week and got pregnant with the first ovulation. Nature truly is amazing.
Lakeisha says:
I was on the IUD for 3 straight years after delivering my son. I had the iud removed nov 7 and was pregnant by thanksgiving.
Miranda says:
I was off birth control (I was on the pill for one year) for about 6 months when I conceived my first son. I am pregnant for my second son now and I was off birth control (Mirena (IUD) which I had from March 2009-Nov./Dec. 2010) and actively trying to conceive for 3 years. I will not be going back on birth control due to the negative side effects the various birth controls I have experienced as well as having such a difficult time conceiving after the Mirena.
Cait says:
I have been off Mirena for 8 months now and off of the pill for 6. We have been actively trying for 4 months. Did you have any problems with Mirena ever I am wondering because I did and I think that might be affecting my ability to get pregnant.
Gena says:
I had the Mirena for 5 years, had it removed in Sept 2012, and did not get pregnant until Nov 2013- Good luck to you and I wish you the best. I will not use Mirena again.
Jenny says:
I got pregnant about three months after stopping birth control, but that was because the particular month we got pregnant was when I wanted to get pregnant! AKA it was when we started "trying". I have friends that got pregnant while on birth control, and I have friends that still struggle with infertility long after stopping. The three months being off birth control were great as we practiced "natural family planning", and that is what I will return to after my first baby is here
Kristiana says:
I was on birth control for four years. I went off of it when my prescription ran out in August, and we were pregnant by the beginning of November.
Genesis says:
I had my baby on july after i had her i got the depo shot i was supposed to go back and get it but i forgot to go get it. So i only got it once. During the first two months i got my period but now it will be 3 months i dont get my period. Ive been feeling nausious latly. Could it be normal not to have my period for 3 months after my first shot or could i be pregnant agai
Miranda says:
It can be. Everyone reacts differently to depo. I recommend researching it online and/or discussing with Dr. to make sure all is ok
Teresa says:
I was on Depo-Provera until December 2008, finally got pregnant April 2013
Miranda says:
It took about the same amount of time for me to conceive my second time around after having the Mirena. I think it's harder to conceive after depo or mirena but some people don't experience any delay. I personally think that if one wants to conceive again the pill, diaphragm, or possibly the patch are the best way to go if you want birth control. I personally will not be using birth control after my second pregnancy, we have planned to have one more child in hopes for a girl and if we do not get a girl then we are done because 3 boys will be quite the handful:)
K says:
I actually got pregnant accidentally the one week my insurance ran out and we needed to switch insurance companys so i couldnt pick up my BC. Went to my OB/GYN and found out i was 5 weeks(at the time)
honestly my body had no problem and we werent trying at all. guess some people are affected by it more then others….-
Alanna says:
The same thing happened to me. It honestly feels like it took a week for me to get pregnant after I couldn't refill my prescription.
Lisa says:
I was on Apri for 7 years and decided to go off birth control anticipating it taking 6 months or more to conceive and I was pregnant within the first month sans-pill!
Sarah says:
I quit the pill in mid-March. We weren't trying or not trying and I got pregnant in July.
Nicole says:
It definitely depends on your own body, and the type of birth control. With my first, I was on the depo shot and was scheduled to get my next shot in June and sure enough I found out in August that I had conceived in June. With my second, I had an IUD removed and conceived less than a week after that. Both times I was told it could take anywhere from 6months to a year to be able to conceive and it was only a matter of days. Good luck to everyone trying, being a mother is the most amazing blessing ever!
Nicole says:
I had my last birth control period March 2012 after being on it for over 10 years, found out I was pregant the first Thursday of May (1 month off birth control!) unfortunately I had a miscarriage on Sunday of that same week (I was about 3 weeks pregant if that!). Was told it would most likely take months to get pregant again and we just relaxed about… well July 2nd… I was pregant again almost 5 weeks! Good luck to all that are trying We are blessed with an amazing 8.5 month old WALKING little boy.
angela says:
I was on the pill for 12 yrs, got off of it in april 2012 and was pregnant in September just 5 months later. Had my baby girl May 2013
SietskeCVanSchaik says:
I took Yaz, stopped in March 2011, got pregnant April 2011. Oops. *laugh* It was one of those 'It would be sort of fun to have a baby' moments.
Jessica says:
I stopped birth control, and got pregnant almost a year later. I had always had regular periods before going on birth control, but after stopping i never did have a regular cycle. I would skip a month or two in between periods.


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I love this place. Many hard to find exotic species. Anyone else in the Los Angeles area been here? BTW, been going here since early 90's. Stoney |
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Probably any one into cactus who lives in southern California has been there |
I actually live in Colorado and just went last weekend! Bought 12 beautiful plants to ship home :) |
- Posted by stoneys_fatali 9b Duarte,CA (My Page) on Mon, Aug 4, 14 at 4:05
spapa, How did you find it. That's awesome! What did you buy? Stoney |
I had seen photos and heard about people's experiences there in the succulent communities on Facebook and Flickr, and when I found out it was only 50 minutes from a relative's house I decided I had to go! I got a huge E. 'Decora,' E. runyonii with a foot-long flower stalk - that DID survive the trip home in the mail :D, E. setosa var. oteroi, variegated flapjacks, a couple of unknowns, one of which appears to be related to E. runyonii but with a lovely salmon color and another with a purple color (these were in rough shape with mealies, but I got them for free and I know I can nurse them back to health), E. 'Lola,' E. 'Blue Sky,' some sort of pachy, possibly glutinicaule, Hummel's sunset jade, a kalanchoe? that I have yet to identify, and xGraptosedum 'Ghosty' for my relative who is just getting started on succulents! I had heard rumors that it was an expensive place, but I found it extremely reasonable - perhaps I am just used to Colorado prices, since succulents here are harder to come by they charge a premium. I spent $66 for everything. Overall I would highly recommend it! The arrangements especially are amazing to look at, although not mail-friendly. Here is a photo of my purchases: |
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Very nice and the trademark cardboard box too :-) I was just there last week and bought some of their own soil mix and this guy. Dorstenia Foetida. Wasn't exactly a cheap purchase @ $15 but I really liked it! Have a really nice dark green bonsai pot I am going to put him in. |
Very nice! I didn't look at the prices of many of the plants since I am mainly interested in fleshy succulents. I know they have many cacti, agaves, aloes and different types of bromeliads for sale that I didn't look at. I can say, though, that if you are after a variegated Agave victoriae-reginae you will pay a pretty penny - I just happened to see the price :P |
You have to be really careful with the coded pricing. There are some very expensive plants there, justifiably so. The thing you have to remember spapa is that nurseries down here can make money all year long because there is no winter. That means that overall the prices are much lower than the vast majority of the country. We also have an enormous number of growers so the supply is huge. |
Right, that is why I said the prices were probably lower than I'm used to and why others may find it expensive when I didn't. I always get jealous when I go to California and see succulents just growing outside! In the ground! And yes I agree many of the higher priced plants are that price for a reason, like the Agave I mentioned above. You can get sort of an idea of the price as you walk around, based on the code system - as you get farther into the alphabet, prices go up. So you know if you have your eye on a "Z" plant it is the most expensive thing there. My 'Decora' was a J and the most expensive item I bought at $24. Many of the small starter plants out in nursery trays do have prices with them, which is nice. |
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Youth and music : Let's groove with music
With their head sets and ear phones sticking to their ears or their radios loud on, today's youth cannot live a day without listening to their favourite tunes. Knowing all the latest releases, following their favourite singers, almost all youngsters are big fans of the music industry. And during this festive period, all youngsters are waiting impatiently to know which of their favourite songs will be voted 'Song of the year 2014'.
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Cité Zen 2014 rewards the youth
The 2014 edition of awareness campaign on road safety by 'Cité Zen' ended on Friday 21 November during an award ceremony. The winners of the various competitions, held during the year to educate the youth about road safety, received their awards at the headquarters of Vivo Energy Mauritius, the initiator of the project.
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Youth and the economy : Unemployment and Poverty
Unemployment is gaining ground among youngsters, especially graduates. During the current electoral campaign, both main alliances have promised new measures for the young unemployed: Create new jobs, introduce unemployment allowance for graduates and to finance any additional studies to upgrade their skills. News on Sunday sought the views of a few young persons on these issues.
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Our youth : A tragedy of depression and phobias
Adolescence is a period of dramatic and drastic changes. The journey from childhood to adulthood can be complex and challenging. On 12 August, the world celebrated the International Youth Day and this year, the theme was "youth and mental health." The young often experience stigma and discrimination which undoubtedly has a negative impact on their growth. News On Sunday explores this reality in Mauritius.
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Friday, 18 April 2014 13:59
Electoral Reform viewed by the youth
Electoral reform and the White Paper have taken centre stage in Mauritian politics and are even the main topic of conversation of the man in the street.
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Friday, 31 January 2014 05:59
Why a reckless system when it comes to recruiting someone?
Mauritius is on a verge of becoming one of the toughest sovereignty in the recruitment system, you heard me right, a reckless system I'm afraid! With mostly everyone holding a degree today to ending up later sitting on their bum watching tv and munching on their nails.
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Nice : Pinning hopes on the youth for a better Mauritius
The youth is the future of the country and hopes to build a better Mauritius lie with them only. With this in mind, the second edition of the National Institute for Citizenship Education (NICE) was officially launched in the four educational zones on Monday. Over a period of ten days, some 400 youth will be empowered to become responsible and active citizens.
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Friday, 25 October 2013 09:00
A new "gadget" for the youth
Recently, there has been much hustle and bustle about reducing the right to vote to 16 in our island. 142 countries have age 18 as their voting age. Countries such as Taiwan and Japan do not give their young people the right to vote until they are 21.
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The role of young people in the agricultural sector has been debated extensively and for good reasons. Youth unemployment in Mauritius, especially in the agricultural sector is a huge challenge with potentially severe consequences. The food sector is the most important sector in any country and the questions that arise here are who are going to replace the farmers on the fields in the coming years, how to increase and encourage youth participation and interest in agriculture and what makes the bad image of agriculture among the youngsters.
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Unemployed graduates – A curse for the youth?
"A man willing to work, and unable to find work, is perhaps the saddest sight that fortune's inequality exhibits under this sun," once said Thomas Carlyle. After years of studies when the fresh graduates are now willing to adopt a professional stance to life, they get the greatest disappointment- UNEMPLOYMENT. Many fresh graduates in Mauritius are currently facing this crisis. Unemployment has many negative effects on the youth. Some of the graduates have agreed to share their experience with News on Sunday.
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While I am on a DIY rock making mission, I thought I would share my DIY chalk rocks with you!
Simple and unique ways to paint without paintbrushes!
I enjoy filling our outdoor classroom with all kinds of interesting things for the children to explore and one of my latest additions was a set of DIY rainbow rocks.
Exploring the letter Zz by making zebra stripes in preschool!
I really do think this version of yarn painting in preschool is unique and is the coolest!
We are featuring 10 wonderfully simple and unique ways to weave with children!
Plastic Easter eggs inspire this post about what kinds of things you choose to add and keep in your classroom!
Our Easter egg parachute game in preschool was the most fun ever!!
Around here you can find bumpy balls at just about any store. I picked up six bumpy balls from the Dollar Tree for some bumpy ball painting!
Bubbles are the quintessential children's toy! They are inexpensive, easy to find, and can provide hours of entertainment. Bubbles are a wonderful multi-sensory activity. Today I'm sharing 10 ways to explore bubbles in your home or classroom… Let's begin with the bubble blowing basics. You will need some sort of bubble solution. You can buy […]
These brightly colored rubber band loom bands were perfect for making our very own discovery bottles!
We took an "up" walk to see if we could spot anything stuck in the trees…
Exploring the word "up" through a fun building block and dice game.
The study of x-rays, bones, and our bodies turned out to be quite an interesting and fun experiences as the prekindergarten age children worked to complete the skeleton of a paper boy in our classroom.
Before heading off for spring break, my students explored the letter Xx and the best word that I know of to examine the letter Xx is x-ray!
Spring is a wonderful time to explore butterflies and their life cycles! Today I am sharing some great ways to learn about butterflies all around the classroom…
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A new high-tech analysis led by a University of Colorado Boulder researcher shows the oldest known petroglyphs in North America, which are cut into several boulders in western Nevada, date to at least 10,500 years ago and perhaps even as far back as 14,800 years ago.
Using data from a NASA satellite, a team of scientists led by the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico and involving the University of Colorado Boulder have discovered a massive particle accelerator in the heart of one of the harshest regions of near-Earth space, a region of super-energetic, charged particles surrounding the globe known as the Van Allen radiation belts.
A University of Colorado Boulder professor is leading a major NASA airborne science campaign this summer that will probe weather patterns and air pollution over a vast expanse of North America that have potential global climate consequences.
Last July, something unprecedented in the 34-year satellite record happened: 98 percent of the Greenland Ice Sheet's surface melted, compared to roughly 50 percent during an average summer. Snow that usually stays frozen and dry turned wet with melt water. Research led by the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences now shows last summer's extreme melt could soon be the new normal.
As the planet warms, Earth's climate zones are shifting at an accelerating pace, says a new study led by a scientist at the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences, a joint venture between the University of Colorado Boulder and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
As much as dog owners love their children, they tend to share more of themselves, at least in terms of bacteria, with their canine cohorts rather than their kids.
A new look at conditions after a Manhattan-sized asteroid slammed into a region of Mexico in the dinosaur days indicates the event could have triggered a global firestorm that would have burned every twig, bush and tree on Earth and led to the extinction of 80 percent of all Earth's species, says a new University of Colorado Boulder study.
A team led by the University of Colorado Boulder looking for clues about why Earth did not warm as much as scientists expected between 2000 and 2010 now thinks the culprits are hiding in plain sight -- dozens of volcanoes spewing sulfur dioxide.
With the flip of a switch, a pair of instruments designed and built by the University of Colorado Boulder and flying onboard twin NASA space probes have forced the revision of a 50-year-old theory about the structure of the radiation belts that wrap around the Earth just a few thousand miles above our heads.
A new study by an international team of scientists analyzing ice cores from the Greenland ice sheet going back in time more than 100,000 years indicates the last interglacial period may be a good analog for where the planet is headed in terms of increasing greenhouse gases and rising temperatures.


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NEW YORK- In the latest in a series of security measures taken since the London bombing cases, the New York Police Department has teamed with other East Coast forces to beef up protection of passenger trains traveling between New York and Washington.
The state and local officers will help Amtrak's own police force patrol train platforms and watch for suspicious activity and packages on trains and tracks along the entire route throughout the week, NYPD spokesman Paul Browne said Monday.
Police have no information about a specific threat against the most heavily traveled route in the Amtrak system. However, in assessing security risks after mass transit was targeted in London, police officials were concerned that a route involving "two high profile cities" might be a target, and that the Amtrak police did not have the manpower to properly protect it, Browne said.
The police officials from the various departments and agencies gathered at New York police headquarters last week to coordinate the effort, which will include use of bomb-sniffing dogs and police helicopters.
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It's been a milestone week for Pennsylvania teenager Kevin Grow. It would have been enough that Grow, who has Down syndrome, was given playing time in his high school's senior night basketball game and scored 14 points with just two minutes left in the game, leading the team to victory. But the week became truly unforgettable when the Philadelphia 76ers reached out to Grow asking him to be the NBA team's newest member.
"It's been a pretty crazy time for him," said Earl Grow, Kevin's father. "[The NBA getting in touch] was ridiculous. They had a full press conference and actually gave him a contract to sign. They let him practice with the team. He played one on one with Evan Turner, his favorite player. They've gone out of their way to make it really, really special."
The 76ers first heard of Grow when his high school coach, John Mullins, reached out to try to arrange something special for the 18-year-old. And then after seeing Grow's high school game-winning shot on SportsCenter, the team knew they wanted to get involved.
"Him being recognized by us has taken it to another level now with the inspiration he's really providing to all athletes," 76ers community relations manager Mike Goings said. "You can go out and achieve your goals."
- Kevin Grow signing his ceremonial two-day contract with the Philadelphia 76ers.
Grow practiced Monday with the team and is set to take the court tonight with the full trappings of a professional player.
"We have a jersey for him in his locker with his name, sneakers and the whole thing. He'll be with the team, he'll help lead them out, he'll be introduced on court," Goings said. "He'll be out there when they're warming up and sit on the bench and things like that, but he won't actually play in the game."
His father summed up the magnitude of the event by saying, "For us, it changes his life. He's always going to be that kid that got the NBA contract and scored the points in the game. His life in Bensalem will be different."
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Kathleen Turner stars as one tough Mother.
"A rapturous daze is the condition you find yourself in after an evening with Kathleen Turner." – Washington Post
Tough-as-nails matriarch Mother Courage (Kathleen Turner) profits off the very war that steals her children from her one by one. But will the cost of war be higher than she's prepared to pay? Artistic Director Molly Smith helms this unique in-the-round staging of Brecht's powerhouse anti-war play fusing politics, satire and raucous music into an epic theatrical experience.
Featuring an all-star cast, including: Rick Foucheux (Ah, Wilderness!), Meg Gillentine (Damn Yankees), Nehal Joshi (The Music Man), Nicholas Rodriguez (Oklahoma!), Erin Weaver (Xanadu).
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This old, oak table upon which I begin to type brings with it good ghosts.
I am its inheritor. For more decades than I am old, this table graced my grandparents' kitchen. When Grandma Toni died at 92, each grandchild was granted one item. I took her table.
Conservative commentators are trying to convince American citizens that the recently passed U.S. health-care reform is bad for a variety of reasons and was passed despite a majority of Americans opposing it. Karl Rove, Republican strategist and former George W.
I can count on two hands the number of times an editorial cartoon in the paper has generated calls of complaint. Last week's artwork was one of the occasions.
The Perry County Prosecutor's Office is excited to announce a poster contest open to all Perry County students from kindergarten through seventh grade. The contest theme is drug and alcohol awareness. Entries will be accepted through April 30.
Letters have been sent to Tell City, Perry Central and Cannelton schools with the official rules to begin the contest.
Have you considered entering your child in 4-H yet? It is available to all youth from kindergarten through 12th grade.
What is 4-H?
Joining a club to find out there are a lot of new friends to meet ... more than 400 of them throughout the county.
Trying new projects and activities and learning things about yourself as you have fun.
Baking your first batch of cookies for a judge.
Pledging your head, heart, hands and health for the betterment of your community, your country and your world.
Anyone reading this has surely heard by now that health-care reform has become reality. Some of you have likely heard plenty of arguments for and against this bill. I, like many of you, had questions about what exactly was in it. I also wanted to know how it would impact me as a family physician and health-insurance consumer.
Yard signs don't tell us much about political candidates' goals and aspirations for running for office. Newspaper advertisements do a better job and we at The News appreciate the trust candidates place in us when purchasing ads that share their views, outline goals and ask for voters' support.
I didn't make it to Good Friday church services last week. But watching a few good men remove a dead man from a truck served as good a reminder as any of not only Jesus' death but those who freed him from the cross.
I was watching TV over a bowl of cereal when my scanner reported a two-vehicle accident on Indiana 37 north of Interstate 64. Two trucks had collided.