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Gas samples were taken from the nest chambers of bank swallows (Riparia riparia) and analyzed for CO₂ and O₂ content. The mean CO₂ content was 2.62% with a maximum value of 5.58%, and the mean O₂ content was 17.83% with a minimum value of 14.61%. There was a positive and significant correlation of increasing CO₂ content with both increasing nestling age and increasing total metabolizing mass (adults plus young). With increasing metabolizing mass there is a linear increase in CO₂ content, which suggests no active regulation of gas concentrations. Burrow depth also affected CO₂, particularly in burrows with older nestlings. The effect of depth is most likely due to the relative importance of convective exchange rather than to diffusion. The increase in CO₂ was proportional to the decrease in O₂ with a ratio of CO₂:O₂ equal to 0.86.
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How can I get my baby to sleep without swaddling him?
My 5-month-old loves being swaddled -- in fact, she won't sleep otherwise. How can we kindly help her kick the habit? Our pediatrician told us to put her in her crib and let her cry it out, but this seems pretty harsh. Is there a less drastic method? She's getting too big for her blankets and she kicks out of the ones we have.
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I thought my son would be swaddled forever! I had nightmares of him going to kindergarten and being made fun of because he had to be swaddled before naps. In some countries, it is normal for babies to be swaddled until they turn 1, or even longer. We used the Miracle Blanket. It comes in different sizes- which further made me feel better about still swaddling him- and it makes it so he can't bust out. Every few weeks we tried putting him to bed without swaddling him first and if he seemed restless we would swaddle him. Finally, one night we tried without the swaddle and he fell asleep and slept all night. So your baby will tell you when she's ready!posted 08/06/2010 by allangwen
Try the peke moe. It is a sleep sack made in New Zealand. It's expensive but well worth it. It is different from the sleep sacks you can buy in stores because it encloses the arms and hands. Google it -- their site will come right up. We were struggling to get our 7 month old to sleep unswaddled with no success. We spent weeks of her waking up every hour at night. I think it was actually babycenter where I first read about the peke moe. DD's problem was compulsively flailing her arms, playing with her hands, taking out her paci and losing it, etc. The peke moe did not stop her arms from moving, but it still solved the problem immediately. Maybe it is because she can't see her hands? In any case, it works! She is now almost 10 months and still happily sleeping in her peke moe!posted 06/24/2010 by Marcie'sMommy
dont do the cry it out method because u will end up crying it out with her. so just try maybe tucking in the blanket on the sides of the mattress so she is still tightly tucked but not swaddled.....see if that will work or if worst comes to worst just find a bigger blanket haha whatever will make her sleep so u can sleep. good luckposted 06/17/2010 by 1sexynewmom
I'm glad to see that other babies out there like to be swaddled past 6 months. My daughter was a high-strung little baby who couldn't sleep w/o being swaddled. I think we did it until 8 or 9 months. She was so used to it, she would actually lie w/her arms at her side when I would get out her swaddling blanket, in preparation for her swaddling! My son is a much easier baby, but he, too, likes to be swaddled and is approaching 6 months. He has had a bad case of cradle cap that itches; he flails about if not swaddled, scratching at his scalp w/those razor-sharp baby nails and sometimes even drawing blood. Even w/mitts on, he tries to scratch and paws at his scalp. I've decided swaddling is better than letting himself scratch himself all night. Plus, it helps him sleep for hours at a stretch. Eventually he'll outgrow it. I haven't known any baby to still stand swaddling past a year.posted 05/30/2010 by seattlebruin
My 17 month was the same way she was almost 7 months when we stopped cause she started sleeping on her tummy we just started using bigger blankets that she fit in to swaddle her and then a friend sent us a swaddle me blanket they come in different sizes. Crying it out i feel like is if your child wants out of the crib cause they don't want to go to sleep. Swaddle is like a comfort for them.posted 05/02/2010 by Forsythdek
why do you need to stop swaddling?? i would stop going to any pediatrician who told me to let my baby 'cry it out' (is he from the 50's??) that is terrible advice!! babies need the comfort of their parents and need to know someone is there for them- this creates confidence and trust in the world around them. you will see the more you tend to their needs in the early months the self reliant they are in the later months/years to come.posted 04/27/2010 by kimmydo12
When my daughters were first born they slept in their bassinets and swings without a problem. As they got a little bit older they hated sleeping lying down and I had to rock them in the carriage for MONTHS just to make them sleep. It was really annoying. With my first if hubby and I went to pick her up to put her in the crib she would wake up and it would take forever to get her back to sleep. After a while we gave up and just let them sleep like that and my parents got mad and said it was bad for their backs but I asked their pedi and he said it's okay, but I wasn't happy about it and neither was my hubby. We felt they should be in their cribs. Finally we broke them out of it. We just dealt with them crying for a few nights till they got used to sleeping in their cribs. With this baby I'm going to make sure he/she sleeps in the crib, no rocking him/her. The only advice I can give you is do what I did...it'll take a few nights but your baby will get used to it.posted 04/06/2010 by mommyto2gurls
My daughter is 7 months and rolls onto her stomach.posted 02/13/2010 by vmaldonado
Thanks so much to the mom who posted the stuff about WOOMBIE....I bought it immediately! We are using it now for 3 days and I can't believe how happy my boy is in it. We had such a hard time with him lately in his SwaddleMe sack and this is just like a miracle. He goes to sleep in 2 minutes, doesn't fight it and is really comfortable as he can move his arms and his whole body. I didn't know about this and now I feel like I should tell the whole world since this is the best we tried so far. Thanks so much!posted 02/06/2010 by Sonule74
I promised myself I would comment on weaning Cash of swaddling, once we were successful. Like many moms, I was constantly worried that my son was going to be addicted for life to his swaddle. Once he was 3 mths, I felt it was time,only to find he wasn't ready. Then at 4 mths, same thing. 5 mths same thing. We tried releasing one arm, we tried two. This didn't work. He would not sleep without being swaddled and slept great with it. I finally surrendored to the fact that it was okay that the whole house was sleeping and our baby. At 6.5 mths he started breaking out of the Miracle Blanket (I found this blanket to literally be a miracle) and my guts just told me he was ready. He could roll onto his stomach, side and would just be hog tied by morning. Once he did this, we committed to not swaddling him anymore. Jan 16 we put him to bed with just the swaddle around his middle with arms and legs out just to give him the 'feel'. 2 days later, swaddle free. He let us know when he was ready!:-)posted 02/06/2010 by faithis#1
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after sonic had his bath he got dressed*
his new out fit was the same but the pants where not ripped*
sonic walked down to the yard to see miles*
miles: good now that your here i can give you your jobs
miles handed sonic a list*
miles: if your not smart enough to read ask a servant to read it to you
miles walked off*
sonic: man i just want to punch him
sonic read the list*
sonic: ok the first thing is polish the crown heh i can do that but first i need to find the throne room
sonic walked through the castle looking for the thorn room*
sonic: >sigh< i wish this place was smaller it would be much easier to find things
sonic walked to a pair of big doors*
sonic: i think this is it
sonic opened the door's but it was not the throne room it was he king's room*
sonic blushed when he saw scourge was in the middle of the room taking off his shirt*
scourge: what are you doing here sonic?
sonic: i-i was uh.... looking for the throne room but....
scourge: this is not it as you can see
sonic looks at scourges chest*
in sonic's head* sonic: damn he looks hot withh out a shirt event the scars looks hot wait what am i saying!?
scourge: sonic?
sonic: oh sorry my king did you ask me somthing?
scourge: yes i did i asked if you would join me for diner to night
sonic: yes that would be nice my king
scourge: i will have a servant sent some good close over
sonic: ok thank you my king
sonic walked out of his room*
later sonic finished all of hi jobs and was in his room when he herd the servants out side his room talking*
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servant 2: i know i think the king likes him
servant 1: yes i knew the king has always liked me
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She *seemed* to be playing well, though. For the first time in months, she was composed and not rushing, not trying to win points too quickly, none of that. A few times she even had really well-constructed points where she inched her way forward and finished Julia off. For that one night she magically remembered she was newcomer of the year two years back and could play with the big girls. And now, we're back to pumpkin stage
With a game as big as Irina-Camelia's you are bound to have a good event or at least a good match once in a while, but it's not more than a flash in the pan right now.
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Hello cruise experts! We'll be going on our 2nd Disney Dream cruise later this month and have a question about dropping off the family first and when we return about picking them up later because last time we did it the little one had to wait in the heat for picking up the rental car line that she nearly passed out. Here's our situation now and my plan. We now have a 4 month old with us but won't be taking a stroller with us as I'll be using the ErgoBaby carrier. Drop wife and (now) 4 year old off with our luggage at the cruise terminal. I'll take the 4 month old to return the rental car because wife isn't strong enough (long story) to hold 4 month old using the ErgoBaby. Have them go through security and up the escalator and wait for me in the waiting area. Question: Can we do this? If wife has the cruise documentation and I have nothing, will they let me into the terminal? Or would a photocopy of the documentation be sufficient? Question: Is there a drop off area for private cars? On our return, I was thinking of leaving wife, 4 year old and 4 month old in the terminal. I believe there was an area for sit down unless I"m really mistaken. I'll take the luggage and go get the rental car. Question: Is there a pick up place where I can stop the car so I can quickly take the 4 month old from my wife so she doesn't have to hold her? Or is it like the airport where i can't stop the car and wife, baby and child need to be on standby looking for me and rush out? Sorry for the long post and questions. My wife is getting a bit upset and me saying "don't worry, we'll figure it out" doesn't cut it with her. So here I am posting and hoping that someone can help me out. Thanks so much in advance!
Yes, your wife and 4yo can be dropped off at the terminal, go through security and check you all in. You just need your DL to enter the terminal area and meet up with your wife inside. If your 4mo hasn't cruised before, they will stop you when boarding and take a picture for security purposes to have on file when their KTTW card is swiped onboard to board or disembark. You are not allowed to enter the terminal area when you leave the ship. You will need to go through customs together as a family since you have one customs form per family. Your wife can wait with the luggage and the 4yo under the overhang by the curb. It will be early enough that the heat shouldn't be an issue. You have to be off the ship by 9 a.m. You are able to stop at the curb to both drop them off and pick them up in front of the terminal.
In 2011, we went on the Wonder with our three kids and our youngest was 18 months. We were able to drive to the port and park our car. After we debark and found our luggage, etc..., I sat with all of the luggage and the three kids while my husband went to get the car. It was probably only 15 minutes but boy did it feel like longer. With all the people milling about and the various bags and kids, it was rather stressful. How long will it take you to get the rental car from the agency? (Our next cruise is scheduled in ten months and I am still deciding how to handle all this but your post is reminding me of all the pros and cons of what to do.) Depending on how much it costs to pay for parking for the 7 days and the cost of keeping the rental car, I may decide to keep it for the week or get a private car service to take us to the airport. I just know that I don't want the wait to be longer than my husband walking to the car lot and getting the car even if I am left with just one child. Perhaps, bringing an umbrella stroller as an addition to the Ergobaby would be wise too. It will fit in the closet in your stateroom. May give you a place to put a sleeping child (even your 4 year old on an excursion). Some umbrella stroller have seats that can be laid back. Sorry to immediately see it from your wife's perspective but I have been there and I could hold my child......
Be sure to have your luggage tags on your bags when you pull up so the porters can just grab your bags. Remember to have all your paperwork and maybe the kids bathing suites and anything the baby may need in a carry on in the front seat of the car with you so the porters don't take it. You won't be able to get into your cabin until after 1:30 and your bags won't arrive until later in the day. It's crazy!! at the exit of the cruise Possible idea for the return trip?? Maybe the whole family take a cab to the rent a car place.
I recommend that if you park at the port you get a porter to take all your luggage from the customs area directly to your car. The porter always packed our luggage in the van/SUV while we buckled the kids into the car and got them settled, which was SOOOOO very helpful. It was more than worth the tip.
For a family of 4 you may want to consider renting a car for the entire trip and parking it at he port. I priced it our for our trip and after the port parking it was only about $50 more. Well worth not having the stress and aggravation.
I just called Disney about this today. They told me we do NOT have to get off the ship as a family. I guess we'll just ask for an extra customs form? We plan to send DH well ahead to get the car (all the way to Miami airport because of an awesome deal there ) so we can stay comfortably on the ship somewhere. After an appropriate time, I'll debark with the kids and gather the luggage. We also thought about all going to the rental place, but we won't have a carseat for a taxi and I don't want to pay $60 or $80 for transport for 4. Still probably won't be easy, but I can't help it, I'm cheap
This is great! Thanks for everyone's input. So it seems there is a consensus that dropping off the wife and 4 year old + luggage first while I return the car with the 4 month old is not a problem. Now the only issue is how to efficiently and quickly pick up the rental car. @k3chantal - I can see where you're coming from. Wife just wants it as easy as possible for her. She claims that she can wait with the kids if she can find somewhere to sit. I'd be taking all the luggage with me to pick up the rental car. I'm thinking we see what happens. If the rental car shuttle isn't too bad maybe we all go together. We're picking up @ Avis where I signed up for preferred member so I hope I can just go in and pick up the car and go. @mdurette - I have to add infant and toddler car seat to the car rental so it will get pretty expensive for the extra few days. But not a bad idea when the kids get older and i can bring a portable booster. It was only last year when we did our first Disney cruise. I just want to make sure wife isn't so stressed about it this time and want her to enjoy and relax. THanks to the rest of you for your personal tips.


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Not many details here, interesting if this guy will be cleared in self defense or if charges will be brought. Seems to me like the whole incident would have been avoided if he hadn't stopped after the altercation.
Law & Disorder: Road-rage motorist shoots another in Jacksonville
By The Times-UnionStory updated at 5:14 AM on Saturday, Mar. 6, 2010
A gunman shot a man who was beating his car with a baseball bat on Firestone Road in an apparent road-rage attack, Jacksonville police said Friday morning.
The victim has been hospitalized, but his injuries are not thought to be life-threatening, said Lt. R.H. Elkins of the Sheriff's Office.
The attack occurred about 8:30 a.m. at Firestone and Moses Street just east of Interstate 295 in the Sweetwater neighborhood. Both vehicles stopped following an altercation between the drivers. One driver began attacking the other's car with the bat when he was shot, Elkins said.
The unidentified victim was taken to Shands Jacksonville hospital. The gunman is in custody, Elkins said. He has also not been identified.


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What is possibly the best passive in Dominion? Discuss.
Dominion's passive.
Poppy's passive.
Poppy's passive has to be one of the best for dominion. Talon's passive is also quite nice since CC is being thrown around so much Kassadin's passive is also very useful since there is typically a lot of burst magic dmg. In fact it seems that all of the must ban characters for dominion also have VERY nice passives that work well with the fast pace and constant battles in dominion...... interesting.
Eve :3
panths passive is pretty good vs lots of right click champs
RealWolf M
Sions passive. That thing be op. On a more serious note: Panth's passive - deceptively tanky Wukongs passive - obviously tanky Graves passive - free tanky Ashe's passive is deceptively good too, as you don't attack creeps (barely ever are there creeps) this gives you a free crit 90% of the time
Poppy's passive is really annoying >_>
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Poppy's passive is by far the strongest in the Dominion game mode. Makes her strong against burst and sustained. The only counter is on hit builds and few champions can run such successfully. Plus if they do, they end up sacrificing a lot of utility and survivability for it. Some additional runners up. Urgot's passive. 15% damage reduced damage to anyone he's engaged with, considering he can engage them at a good range is significantly effective in any fight. Irelia's passive. Renders full tank cc builds/champs almost useless and with Merc Treads, your often close to 61% cc reduction on everything but suppression effects. Makes taking out there hyper-carry or nuke champion much easier. Trundle's passive for bot. Constant healing whenever any enemy thing dies makes him very hard to outlane. He also heals off a certain annoying bot champion's ghouls.


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Food security and humanitarian implications in West Africa and the Sahel - November 2011
Nov 2011
Millions of people at risk of food insecurity in the Sahel
The regional meeting on the agriculture and food security outlook in West Africa and the Sahel (PREGEC), held in Cotonou (from 24 to 26 November), assessed the 2011 agropastoral season as follows: the 2011/2012 crop production in West Africa and the Sahel is estimated at 55,451,000 tons. This production increased by 4% compared to the 5-yearaverage and decreased by 8% compared to last year. For CILSS member countries , cereal production is estimated at 16,613,000 tons—a level comparable to the 5-year–average but 25% below the 2010 production.


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But despite all this careful positioning, Dayton is not in an entirely safe place with a closely divided, volatile electorate — not if Minnesota Republicans can steady themselves and nominate an appealing, unfrightening candidate.
The badly mismanaged rollout of MNsure — Minnesota's Obamacare health insurance marketplace — could be a key opening. The antidote to a witches' brew of satisfied constituencies might be to give the contest an overarching and nationalizing theme.
If Dayton could be linked to all that frustrates and worries voters about Obamacare — and if those frustrations and worries last — the rest might be done by the headwinds of a midterm campaign likely to prove difficult for Democrats nationwide.
But don't bet heavily against Dayton. It will take a superior campaign to topple him.
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"Looking-Glass Ponies"
Chapter 6
A Pony POV Series-inspired tale
Written by OracleMask
Of course, it wasn't as simple as singing a song to get things done. First, everypony needed a good night's sleep. The next day, there were four important things that the ponies in Ponyville had to accomplish. The first was to find the piece of the Rainbow of Light hidden in Celebration Castle: even though he spent almost all his time there, Spike had no idea where in the castle it was.
The second and third things the ponies had to do were very similar to the first: they had do decide who was going to visit Unicornia and who was going to visit Butterfly Island in search of the Rainbow pieces. Poor Rainbow Dash was left pacing in front of her dress shop, struggling to decide on whether she wanted to help look for the no-doubt dashing Rainbow piece in here at home in Ponyville, to search with the rainbow-making unicorns of Unicornia for their piece, or to travel through the darling rainbow waterfall to check Butterfly Island with the pegasi.
"All three places will end up with rainbows," Rainbow Dash lamented when Tome Heart and Puzzlemint came to check on her, "And darlings, you know that if it's about rainbows then it has to be about Rainbow Dash..."
Puzzlemint only had to think for a few moments before she tapped her hoof on the ground and smiled.
"I've got a jolly idea, Rainbow Dash! Why not go with the ponies to Unicornia? You've been there loads of times, so you'd have a jolly easier time looking around for that Rainbow piece."
Rainbow Dash considered this.
"But darlings, what if you need my help on Butterfly Island? Or if they need me here back in Ponyville? I'll be so far away by balloon!"
"Elementary, my dear Rainbow. The unicorns have that jolly quick Crystal Carriage of theirs," Puzzlemint replied, "Why not ask Cheerilee if you can borrow it again?"
Rainbow Dash's smile was dazzling.
"Oh, what a dashing idea! And I can bring Cheerilee presents from Ponyville while I visit! Oh oh, and I can work on those unicorn hat designs while I'm there! This visit is going to be darling, darlings!"
Giggling with delight, Rainbow Dash turned and dashed into her shop to begin packing.
Kimono, meanwhile, had decided to stay and search Celebration Castle with Spike and Wysteria. Nopony doubted that between Spike's smarts, Kimono's wisdom, and Wysteria's common sense, that that Rainbow piece was as good as found.
It was Fiesta Spice who brought up the fourth thing that needed to be accomplished, possibly the most important thing of them all.
"I'm going to stay here and work hard to make sure we have the best celebration ever," the orange colt told Tome Heart and Puzzlemint when they visited him at the stage.
Behind him, ponies were moving around props and working on brand new sets. Toola-Roola was looking over her paints and smiling, her nightmare all but forgotten in the anticipation of making beautiful new artwork for everypony to see and enjoy.
Fiesta Spice grinned, a little sheepishly.
"We're going to cast a Wishing Spell for the whole wide world, right? That's going to be something to celebrate! I wish we could have everypony out there come help us with it...that would make it double-extra-special..."
"We'll tell everypony in Unicornia and Butterfly Island about it," Tome Heart promised.
As Fiesta Spice and Toola-Roola waved them off and they began walking down the street to where the waiting hot air balloons were tethered, Tome Heart noticed that Puzzlemint was looking oddly conflicted. It wasn't very often that Puzzlemint looked like she couldn't decide about something: normally she figured out the best decision and went with it straight away.
"Puzzle, are you okay?" Tome Heart asked.
"I'm a bit stuck," Puzzlemint admitted, surprising Tome Heart even more, "One of us needs to go to Unicornia, and the other to Butterfly Island, but I can't decide which of us would be best to go where."
"What? Why can't we go together?" Tome Heart asked, stopping in his tracks in surprise.
"Simple," Puzzlemint explained, "Somepony needs to be with each group who knows exactly what will happen if we don't do something. If the weird things Kimono saw in Ponyville aren't happening to the unicorns and the pegasus ponies, they might think we're being very strange and we wouldn't get any help looking for those Rainbow pieces. That would be jolly bad."
Tome Heart's ears drooped. That made sense. Of course, a smart pony like Puzzlemint would know exactly what to do, but...Tome Heart was really happy with staying in Ponyville. And if he had to go somewhere new, being with one of his best friends in the wide world would be just the thing to make it easier.
"Cheer up, Tome," Puzzlemint added, nuzzling Tome Heart and smiling fondly at him, "Just imagine all the books that those ponies have in their libraries!"
...That did make Tome Heart feel a little better, but still. He looked upwards, idly wondering if the pegasus ponies had more books than the unicorns did or if it was the other way around, and saw something approaching them rapidly from up in the sky...something that wasn't a hot air balloon.
Tome Heart managed a surprised squeal as Scootaloo came flying in unexpectedly at him once again. For the second time in two days, he was stuck at the bottom of a two-pony pileup. Puzzlemint, seeing all the clues in Tome Heart's upward gaze and widening eyes, had gotten out of the way in the nick of time. This left her free to chuckle at seeing this happen to Tome Heart again. his widening eyes, had ducked just in time. Scootaloo's newest attempt for a flying scooter had landed in a little bush not far away, and Puzzlemint trotted over to pull it out. For some reason, there were a few green balloons tied to it.
"Sorry again about landing on you...again," Scootaloo said, blushing brightly and helping Tome Heart get back to his hooves, "Pinky and Minty were helping me work on the scooter, but it was really hard to see through all the green balloons they gave me to use. So I tried untying them from the scooter...but then I fell right out of the sky!"
"It's okay," Tome Heart said, rubbing the sore spot now on his head, "Although I don't remember reading about party balloons in any of those books on flying machines..."
Tome Heart suddenly remembered his last conversation with Scootaloo, and his face fell.
"Oh no! I forgot to get those books ready for you! And now I think I'm supposed to go to Unicornia today! …Unless it was Butterfly Island...?"
"Did you say Unicornia?"
Scootaloo grabbed Tome Heart by the shoulders and leaned in close to look him right in the eyes. She was shockingly intent in hearing his answer!
"Uh...yes?" Tome Heart replied.
"That's great! I'm coming with you!"
Tome Heart didn't get any further than that before Scootaloo turned him around and started pushing him towards the waiting hot air balloons.
"We're going on ahead! See you later Puzzlemint!" Scootaloo called back over her shoulder as she and Tome Heart receded into the distance in that silly fashion.
Puzzlemint, who had just set Scootaloo's scooter on its wheels again, waved goodbye as they left with a very amused expression on her face.
It wasn't too much longer before two hot air balloons soared into the air over Ponyville. In one, Rainbow Dash fretted over whether she'd brought enough luggage, while Tome Heart sat between her and Scootaloo and wondered when, exactly, he'd agreed to go to Unicornia. The one steering the balloon to Unicornia, Heart Bright, waved a jaunty goodbye to her twin sister Star Flight who was steering the balloon going to Butterfly Island. The two sisters were the best at flying balloons in all of Ponyville and had volunteered to fly all the ponies to wherever any of the Rainbow pieces might be hiding.
"I bet we'll fly to places nopony has ever been! Wouldn't that be the best?" Star Bright exclaimed as her sister's balloon and Ponyville both began to disappear in the distance.
Behind her, Puzzlemint sat between the two ponies who had volunteered to go to Butterfly Island with her. Sunny Daze had been talked down into taking only two surfboards with her: it would have been awfully crowded in the balloon otherwise. Puzzlemint was still puzzling over the other member of their little crew.
Very surprisingly, Sweet Apple had asked to come along as well. Star Spin had immediately volunteered to come too, but Sweet Apple had convinced him to stay in Ponyville. The dance troupe needed him, and there was only so much room in Star Flight's hot air balloon. Not coming up with any particular reasons for why Sweet Apple wanted to come along on her own, Puzzlemint decided asking directly was the way to go.
"I say, what made you want to come along with us Sweet Apple? You aren't one to leave the apple orchard very often, and certainly never Ponyville before."
The yellow mare with two heart-shaped apples for a cutie mark blushed.
"Well, I know Applejack and everypony else can take care of the orchard without me for a little while, but...I'm very much hoping to see somepony I haven't seen a long time, and I think she'll be on Butterfly Island."
That didn't explain things completely, but Puzzlemint still nodded. It wouldn't be too surprising for Sweet Apple to make friends with one of the pegasus ponies, especially with how kind and good-natured Sweet Apple was. Puzzlemint decided she'd wait and see.
Not long at all later, Star Flight's balloon passed through the magical rainbow waterfall that connected Butterfly Island to the woods outside of Ponyville, and the tropical sun shone down on them brightly as they soared into the air over the island of the pegasus ponies. Star Flight landed her balloon easily on the beach as the pegasi came fluttering over to see who was visiting.
Leading the way was a mare very familiar to all of Ponyville: the beautiful but sometimes a bit mysterious Star Catcher.
"Welcome to Butterfly Island, my friends," Star Catcher said as Puzzlemint and Sweet Apple came up to say hello.
Sunny Daze waved, then went back to showing the curious crowd of pegasi who were helping her get her surfboards out of the balloon how they were supposed to be used. It was very clear that this was Sunny Daze's reason for coming along: she wanted to introduce the pegasi to her favorite sport!
"Jolly good to see you again, Star Catcher," Puzzlemint said, "Lucky for us too, you're just the mare we wanted to see."
"I am?" Star Catcher replied, looking a little confused.
"We're looking for a special thing called the Rainbow of Light," Sweet Apple said, then shook her head, "I mean, a piece of the Rainbow. We think there's one here on Butterfly Island."
"Oh," Star Catcher said, her confusion turning to sadness, "I'm sorry, but I've never heard of something like that."
"Are you sure?" Puzzlemint pressed, "We don't want to be a bother, but it's jolly important that we find all the pieces. Otherwise...something absolutely positively terrible is going to happen!"
Star Catcher looked from one earnest face to the other.
"...I'm not sure if this is much help, but I do know somepony who might know what you're looking for," Star Catcher finally replied, "She knows almost everything about everything, so if this Rainbow you're looking for is here, she'll know about it for certain."
"Everything about everything? That's a little too much to know, even for me," said a new voice from behind Star Catcher.
Star Catcher startled, turned, and stepped to the side, letting Puzzlemint and Sweet Apple get a good look at the pony who had somehow sneaked up on them. It was hard to see how the mare had managed it, because she was bigger than any other pegasus around, including Star Catcher. She looked very similar to Star Catcher, with the same pretty white coat and the same pretty white mane mixed with pink and blue. The biggest difference right now was that Star Catcher was blushing brightly, while this other mare was looking over the other pegasus pony with a warm and gentle smile.
"Hello, everypony. It's very nice to meet you," the mare said, turning her smile toward Puzzlemint and Sweet Apple, "My name is Star Maker."


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Mexicans slam Arizona immigration law, but how do they treat their migrants?
As Mexico condemns the tough new Arizona immigration law, Amnesty International published a new report Wednesday that details abuse suffered by Central American migrants in Mexico - often at the hands of officials.
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Mexico City
As Mexicans decry the Arizona immigration law and launch boycotts of Arizona, Amnesty International released a scathing new report urging Mexicans to look in the mirror.
"Invisible Victims: Migrants on the Move in Mexico" details the abuse faced by Central American migrants, who cross the southern border between Guatemala and Mexico, usually en route to the US.
Each year, tens of thousands of migrants make the trip.
IN PICTURES: The US/Mexico border
Many lose limbs from accidents on trains they board to head northward. Women and girls report sexual violence. And - far worse than asking suspected illegal immigrants about their US immigration status, as the new Arizona law will require police to do - many Central American migrants to Mexico accuse Mexican officials of demanding bribes or flat-out stealing their cash.
"Migrants in Mexico are facing a major human rights crisis leaving them with virtually no access to justice, fearing reprisals and deportation if they complain of abuses," Rupert Knox, Mexico Researcher at Amnesty International, said. "Persistent failure by the authorities to tackle abuses carried out against irregular migrants has made their journey through Mexico one of the most dangerous in the world."


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Some might say that Aaron Wheeler's line of work is for the birds.
After all, his involvement with the LaRue County High School Future Farmers of America led to a national award at the FFA convention in Indianapolis Oct. 20-23.
Wheeler, 18, who lives at White City, was named national winner in the Wildlife Production and Management - Entrepreneurship/Placement Proficiency Award Program.
HES fifth graders
The HES 5th grade 4-H Club will meet 9:30 a.m. Nov. 12 in the cafeteria.
Poultry Club to meet
The LaRue County 4-H Poultry Club will meet 3:30 p.m. Nov. 15 at the Extension Office. Anyone with an interest in poultry is encouraged to attend. New members are welcome.
Candy sale
A local man found a way to symbolize his respect for the U.S. Army by creating the symbol himself.
A logo created by Terry Wise, a cartoonist and contractor for Hewlett Packard Enterprise Systems assigned to the 3rd Medical Recruiting Battalion, was selected as the theme logo for the Year of the Station Commander program, which recognizes work that station commanders, who are in charge of recruiters, do.
Grammy Award winning country music artist Bryan White will perform at a benefit concert for diabetes research and awareness in Elizabethtown. The event, "Concert for a Cure," will take place Nov. 13 at the Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center, 384 W.A. Jenkins Rd., Elizabethtown. A health fair and auction will also be held before the concert.
J.D. Shelburne and Alex Jennings will open for White.
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The LaRue County Environmental Education and Research Center will be featured in an upcoming segment of KET's Kentucky Life.
Show host Dave Shuffett visited the Leafdale Road site Friday, conducting interviews for the show. Guests included LaRue County Judge/Executive Tommy Turner and Dr. William H. Martin, chairman for the Kentucky Heritage Land Conservation Fund Board.
Shuffett's focus is on properties purchased through the efforts of KHLCFB. He visited Tebbs' Bend in Taylor County – another project of the KHLCFB Friday morning.
Arlene Quinones is off to the races – again – as she embarks on yet another challenge. A student at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College, Quinones is working on her associate degree in business administration and human resources. And while the prospect of an office job is appealing to her, it will definitely be a change in lifestyle.
Set-up for the fifth annual Festival of Trees is 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Nov. 11 in the Lincoln Museum Community Room.
Participating organizations may decorate a holiday tree, wreath, garland or banner or similar item and enter it on display for silent auction. The silent auction ends 7:30 p.m. Nov. 20. Proceeds from the sale go to the sponsoring not-for-profit group. Individuals and businesses may also participate if proceeds from the sale are given directly to a specified charity.


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Leeds are set to give a debut to 18-year-old hooker Robbie Ward against Hull in Friday's First Utility Super League match at Headingley.
Rhinos coach Brian McDermott has operated without a specialist hooker since Rob Burrow broke his collarbone a month ago, but has turned to Ward after he impressed in the club's Under 19s team, for whom he has scored six tries in 10 appearances so far this season.
With Burrow sidelined for up to three months and the club's other senior specialist hooker Paul Aiton out with a mystery illness, McDermott has used skipper Kevin Sinfield and second rower Chris Clarkson in the dummy-half role for the last three matches.
Leeds will be without veteran prop Jamie Peacock, who suffered a leg injury in their 18-14 defeat by Wigan at the Magic Weekend, but centre Kallum Watkins returns after missing that match through illness and winger Tom Briscoe is recalled against his old club.


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Import prices in June 2006
July 17, 2006
The U.S. Import Price Index rose 0.1 percent in June 2006. The 0.1-percent advance was modest compared to the 2.0-percent and 1.7-percent increases in April and May, respectively.
The June rise was dampened by a 1.4-percent decrease in petroleum prices, which had risen 17.8 percent over the previous two months. Despite the June downturn, petroleum prices rose 32.6 percent over the past year.
In contrast, the price index for nonpetroleum import prices advanced 0.4 percent in June following increases of 0.1 percent in April and 0.7 percent in May.
For the year ended in June, nonpetroleum import prices rose 2.2 percent while overall import prices increased 7.2 percent.
These data are from the BLS International Price program. Import price data are subject to revision. Learn more in "U.S. Import and Export Price Indexes - June 2006" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 06-1202.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Import prices in June 2006 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2006/jul/wk3/art01.htm (visited March 05, 2015).
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