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College lecturer Amanda Wroe was at first overjoyed at the news that she was pregnant with twin boys, after suffering a miscarriage. However, a scan revealed that her sons-to-be shared a placenta, which meant their chances of survival were next to nonexistent. However - groundbreaking laser surgery brought both boys to full term, and the family is doing quite well, thank you.
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10/25/2012 (2 years ago)
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Keywords: Placenta, twins, preganancy, laser surgery, miscarriage
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The 33-year-old Mrs. Wroe along with her 32-year-old husband Andrew learned 22 weeks into her pregnancy that they had a rare condition which could kill them within days.
As Oliver and Finley Wroe, as the boys were later named, were sharing the same placenta, the couple decided they had to go ahead with the surgery. Although the boys were born prematurely, Oliver and Finley were delivered safely by Caesarean section last month.
Wroe, of Crawford Village, near Ormskirk, West Lancashire, says that "When the doctor broke the news I burst into tears. We were told there was a 33 per cent chance of losing both twins, a 33 per cent chance we would lose one and a 33 per cent chance of saving both.
"After the treatment, the twins were carefully monitored and we all kept our fingers crossed. When they both arrived safely we were elated. Hearing them cry when they were born was wonderful."
The couple lost their first child when Mrs. Wroe suffered a miscarriage in May last year. She discovered she was pregnant again in March. A scan at nine weeks revealed twins, but it wasn't until a further ultrasound at 22 weeks that doctors realized there was a problem.
The babies were sharing blood vessels via a single placenta and had developed the potentially fatal condition twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome.
The couple was then referred to Leanne Bricker, a consultant in fetal medicine at Liverpool Women's Hospital, who is one of a handful of doctors in the U.K. qualified to carry out the complex laser ablation surgery.
During the operation last July, a camera and fiber optic laser was passed down a tiny endoscope into Wroe's womb.
The laser sealed off some of the shared blood vessels to ensure that each son received a more equal supply of blood. An amnio-reduction then removed excess amniotic fluid to give both babies an equal volume.
The twins were born eight weeks early at Liverpool Women's Hospital on September 9. Five days old, the boys were transferred to the neonatal unit at Ormskirk Hospital and were finally allowed home 12 days ago. "We just feel completely blessed that they both arrived safe and well," Wroe add.
The boy's father, an area manager for a compost company, praised both hospitals and added: "We particularly want to thank Leanne. Without her expertise, our boys would not be here."
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Completely new at this forum - I am usually a perennials and roses type of gal. However, our bid on a new house on three acres just got accepted so I am in need of a game plan. Currently I am used to gardening on a quarter of an acre occupied by two norway maples and two cherry trees. My new home, if everything goes well, is also in central Pennsylvania and zone 6b but instead of clay I will have something called chenango gravelly loam. From what I can read I should have no drainage issues and it should be quite fertile as it is the type of soil that our corn fields a few blocks away grown in. I will be doing a soil test once we move in mid-July but this soil should be acidic in nature.
I have never ever planted a tree and there is quite a lot to take in and I am doing that currently. Once we move in, I will obviously prepare the beds and I understand trees are best planted in the fall/spring like most plants. If I choose to plant in the fall, am I talking when it gets colder like September or when everything loses its leaves like November? I would prefer to plant in fall in case we have another spring like the one we currently had - ground was too hard to dig in until almost May and then temperatures were hot! However I need some guidance there.
Second, I need some tips on selecting trees. I have included the below aerial view of the property. As you can see, it is currently surrounded by large evergreens of some sort which means I would be planting trees in the middle. My main purpose in planting trees is to get some shade to be able to plant some of my favorite shade perennials as currently most of the lot is pure afternoon sun. Secondary, I love the look of flowering trees.
Thus if anyone can comment on the below list of trees with a yay/nay for the above described zone/soil combination. I need to pick just a few so need to narrow the list. I also would love specific cultivar suggestions - I love distinct leaf color and I understand some of these trees can be quite large so any smaller cultivars I should look for would be greatly appreciated.
Here is the current list -
Almond tree
Fringe tree
Magnolia Tree
Flowering dogwood
Golden Chain Tree
Carolina silverbell
Japanese Maple
Purpurea Tricolor Beech
Dwarf ginko (this one is for its leaves)
Also, is there a red leaved smaller flowering cherry?
I have searched through the forum for some of these but any helpful links would also be greatly appreciated.
Thank you tons for all of your help! If anyone here frequents the conifer forum, expect a similar post there as that is another area my knowledge is lacking in.
Here is my $.02 on the ones I know.
Magnolia Tree - May grow like you want in your area. In St Louis Southern Magnolia are mostly small trees. There are cultivars out there that should stay small even in the south if Magnolia grandiflora gets too big in your area.
Redbud - Yup. There is a purple leafed cultivar also. Each one I see has a unique structure I enjoy..
Flowering dogwood - Cornus kousa is the popular choice over the native Cornus florida. The import is more resistant to our native diseases. In general I can think of nothing better for a long flowering season and long duration of fall color.
Japanese Maple - There are a billion varieties. Just don't pick a cultivar all your neighbors have and plant it in the same location on your property they have theirs lol. Most prefer some shade and grow slowly for a tree. I find them a dainty bunch but own several. Check out Acer griseum at the link I provided. It is different enough.
Serviceberry - I like. Many are bushy. I planted an Amelenchier lamarckii, Lamarcki Serviceberry. It is supposed to be more of a true tree. Its in most sun and took transplant well.
Purpurea Tricolor Beech - Dainty but a GREAT spring and early summer show. People WILL notice. In my zone 6 the leaves get crisp by July, even at the Missouri Botanical Garden. Give it a try knowing this. I think placing one in an informal row of trees could let it stand out early on and then blend in later.
Dwarf ginko (this one is for its leaves) - Classy. I don't know the cultivars well but get a male one.
The crab apples have a billion cultivars as well.
Here is a link that might be useful: .edu tree website. They do not sell plants.
In addition to the Paperbark Maple, which was already mentioned (Acer griseum), other peeling bark modest-sized trees include Trident Maple and Stewartia (with Korean having a rep. for being more drought-tolerant than some).
Ornate foliage & bark often last longer than flowers.
Some maple trees have dense, fibrous root systems that other plants beneath don't compete with well, but silver and red maple seem to be the big culprits. I don't know how, oh, say, planting hostas under Japanese, Paperbark or Trident Maples would work, or under a Korean Stewartia.
I had a Forest Pansy Redbud where we used to live, that had burgundy foliage in spring but it greened up for summer.
I'm trying a purple-leafed European Smoketree in our yard, at the end of a small planting bed with a clump of River Birch as a backdrop (the advisability of planting a clump of River Birch is another story; this one came with the house), and it's a nice effect so far.
With Japanese maples I would be more concerned about the hostas killing the trees lol. Maybe if one lives fifty years it could be difficult to garden right under.
Paperbark maple, I dunno. Grass still grown right uo to the trunk of my five footer and if I recall at MOBOT they seem polite enough.
These are not the red, sugar and silver maples of North American forests by any means though.
Richard, how were the flowers on your Forest Pansy? If I did not own an abundance of redbuds and other purple tinged trees I would plant one.
Re Magnolias--there are dozens of gorgeous deciduous magnolias ranging from M. stellata cultivars that bloom very, very early to M. virginiana, just coming into bloom now--and in colors from white to deep pinks, to yellows. Rare Find Nursery and Fairweather Gardens both sell a terrific range, and they are among the finest mail order nurseries in the country.
Please do not -- repeat not -- plant a Carolina silverbell. I am in North Carolina and wanted a native tree. Drove hours to a nursery that sold silverbells. Two died nearly overnight, though I dug out the four out of five that looked bad and tried them in different locations.
The one that has survived (about 6 years now) is not very satisfactory. The leaves get diseases, and it tries to send up multiple trunks. The flowers are pretty if they don't get frozen or rained on which happens often. We chose it because it stays short and is under an electric cable, but that's its only virtue.
We decided the pH was wrong, so if you do try the silverbell, first be sure the pH is what it wants (I forget but think it needed a lower pH than we had).
Now have three Acer griseum which are beautiful.
Good luck.
Fringe Tree, Chionanthus virginicus, plant many of them. Can't have too many. My experience with Halesia (Silverbell) is opposite from Christina. I found them to be forgiving and bloom well. The biggest drawback has been their attractiveness to deer. Between the buck rubs and them eating the bloom, I never know what I'll have in the spring.
Callicarpa americana is another attractive small shrub. Not as showy as the more commonly planted C. dicotoma, but the berries keep their color much longer. The small pink/purple flowers bloom from mid-June til mid July here in PA, so you get color early and late in the season.
Frangula (Rhamnus) caroliniana, Carolina Buckthorn / Indian Cherry is another nice plant. Not to be confused with the imported Buckthorn (Rhamnus cathartica), an invasive species and destroyer of the woods. The native species is a fine landscape plant if you don't want a really formal look. Ditto on the various Aesculus species, especially Aesculus parviflora and A. pavia. Commonly called Buckeyes.
Thank you for all of the suggestions.
So far for fall delivery I have ordered the following -
Magnolia 'Butterflies'
Magnolia 'Genie'
Magnolia 'Vulcan'
Chrysanthemifolia Star Magnolia
Chionanthus virginicus
Cercis canadensis 'The Rising Sun'
Cercis canadensis 'Appalachian Red'
Cercis canadensis 'Burgundy Hearts'
Cornus kousa 'Blue Shadow'
Cornus kousa 'Akatsuki'
Syringa reticulate
Fagus sylvatica âÂÂRoseo Marginataâ (tricolor beech)
Kwanzan flowering cherry
Weeping Double Red Flowering Peach
Acer palmatum 'Coral Pink'
Acer palmatum 'Oregon Sunset'
Ginkgo biloba 'Mariken' (a male)
Definitely excited! Still keeping an eye out for things that peek my interest. If any of the good mail order nurseries do end of season sales or anything, I would love to know about them! I am also still debating the purple cherry I asked about as I ordered the rosebud Burgundy Hearts which is the color and size I was looking for. Thank you for the suggestions!
Also, everything above is mail order and smaller than what I see at nurseries (on purpose for saving reasons). Being in zone 6b and with the property having a windbreak all around, should I be doing anything special for these trees for the winter? I will be planting in October. I have planted shrubs and perennials at that time and been fine through the winter but don't have any experience with trees.
Thank you again for all of the help!
Please plan carefully how you plant your trees. Don't dot them all over the lawn. Plant in designated areas and consider planting a couple of big, slower growing trees like oaks that will play well with the smaller, understory trees. Also, you most definately want trees to the east and even more important the west of your house to give you shade from sun.
Wow Karolina - don't go too crazy!
I wouldn't normally make a recommendation, but, since you are in "central PA" which usually means the Harrisburg-York-Lancaster area, do visit Groff's Plant Farm in southern Lancaster Co. They don't have a huge selection of flowering trees,* but IIRC I saw a few on your list there, and their prices are very reasonable. Generally speaking, your chances of having success with a well-grown locally purchased plant are slightly higher than with a mail order plant.
* they do have a huge selection of annuals, perennials, herbs, vegetables, and vines.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. -- The Green Bay Packers will retire Brett Favre's No. 4 during the season opener against the Minnesota Vikings on Sept. 8.
Packers president and CEO Mark Murphy said the legendary quarterback's number would be retired in a ceremony at Lambeau Field during the Monday night game, which will be televised by ESPN. Favre announced his retirement earlier this year, ending a 17-year career.
"The season-opening game is always an exciting event, and now we're very pleased to add the retirement of Brett's No. 4 to that evening," said Murphy. "It will make for an electric atmosphere at Lambeau Field, as well as a great opportunity for our fans around the country to share in it while watching the game on the national broadcast.
"Ted Thompson, Mike McCarthy and I looked at the entire schedule and felt the first game would be an ideal time to have the event. I spoke with Brett, as did Ted and Mike, about which game to choose. Ultimately, through our communications, we decided the first game would work great."
Speculation has swirled for weeks that Favre would have a change of heart in the wake of the announcement the league's only three-time MVP was retiring.
He said that if the team were in need, he might think twice about retirement should the team reach out to him. But he made it clear he is not changing his mind at the time.
"I guess the best response would be, right now no," he told the Biloxi (Miss.) Sun Herald early this month of a possible return to the game.
Asked by the Wisconsin State Journal on Thursday if he broached the comeback-talk issue in conversations with Favre, Murphy said: "No, we didn't."
"I just go back to the [retirement] press conference and how emotional it was," Murphy told the State Journal. "To me, he's made a decision to retire and we really haven't heard anything otherwise."
Favre's number will become the sixth retired by the team. Others are the No. 14 of wide receiver Don Hutson, fullback Tony Canadeo's No. 3, quarterback Bart Starr's No. 15, linebacker Ray Nitschke's No. 66 and defensive end Reggie White's No. 92.
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Randy Travis Hospitalized – Country Legend In Critical Condition [UPDATED]
Randy Travis, best known for 'Forever and Ever, Amen' and 'On The Other Hand,' is in critical condition.
Randy Travis, best known for 'Forever and Ever, Amen' and 'On The Other Hand,' is in critical condition.
The country music community has been grieving since George Jones died in April. To help soften the blow -- and perhaps to cope with his feelings -- Randy Travis dedicated a new song called 'Tonight I'm Playing Possum' to a man many call the greatest country singer of all time. Joe Nichols joins Travis on this powerful duet.
Randy Travis was arrested last August for a DWI, obstruction and retaliation after crashing his Trans Am, then verbally threatening the police officers who responded to the scene. The singer was naked at the time of his arrest, and now he has filed suit against the Texas Department of Public Safety and the Office of the Attorney General to prevent the release of the arrest video.
Over the past few days I've had several listeners ask if George Jones' funeral will be broadcast on television. The answer is yes, and that's great news for all Country Music fans.
Meeting George Jones was a career highlight for almost every country singer. Even legends like Randy Travis and Reba McEntire treasure the photos they have with the singer. Today, stars have been sharing their favorite moments with Jones, who died at the age of 81 years old this morning.
As we prepare to celebrate Easter weekend on WGNA, we take a moment to look back at some of the best Country Gospel songs. This list excludes traditional public domain hymns and spiritual songs, and focuses on originally composed an
Country singer Janelle Arthur made it one step closer to her dream of music stardom on 'American Idol' on Thursday night (Feb. 14), progressing one more round by singing the Randy Travis classic 'I Told You So.'
George Jones will cap his 58-year career as one of country music's most revered artists with a final performance on Nov. 22 at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena. Randy Travis, Jamey Johnson, the Charlie Daniels Band and Lorrie Morgan will share the stage with living legend for what's sure to be a historic event.
Classic Country stars gone wild! Maybe it could be the title of a new television special or DVD, as Classic Country stars make controversial headlines over the past few months. Here's an update on some of the big news makers, including Randy Travis, Emmylou Harris, and Ray Price.
Randy Travis has pledged sobriety, and his lawyer says the singer is staying true to his word -- with a little help.
It's time to rewind the clock and see what was at No. 1 on the Billboard Country Charts this week in Country Music History.
Randy Travis won't be spending any time behind bars, as long as he can adhere to the terms of his plea deal entered in regards to his misdemeanor assault case.


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I've been talking quite a bit about the Mobile Operations role lately, that sub role within the organization that Forrester defines as:
"A single coordinator for managing mobile networks internal
and external to the organization, managing device choice within the
organization, and ensuring those devices are secured and
Well, it seems that there's some thinking around creating core competency around mobile infrastructure going on at the IEEE as well. The Standards body announced earlier this month the formation of its Wireless Communication Engineering Technologies Certification Program.
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of a partnership between Dell and Egenera has
done something unique in the business development world -- increased the
credibility of both players who were lagging in overall market presence in a
key technology area -- server virtualization.
Egenera, a
smaller server vendor, popular in financial services, public sector and service
providers, was the first to bring Unix-class virtualization capabilities to x86
systems but did so only within its unique blade server frame design. As such,
Egenera simply hasn't been able to make much headway in the general enterprise
market. A 2005 hardware OEM partnership with Fujitsu-Siemens was a step in the
right direction but one only felt in Europe.
Posted by James Staten on March 20, 2008
A shift is
taking place in the server market that is starting to look very much like a
throw back to simpler times. As enterprises gain comfort with x86 server
virtualization, they are starting to push for higher and higher consolidation
ratios, which are driving a return to scale up server purchases. Where a
single-socket server with 8GBs of RAM was the most popular choice a few years
back when scaling out was all the rage, we are starting to see beefier
configurations become the norm to accommodate server
A Forrester survey from just last year showed that while adoption of x86 virtualization was ramping
quickly among enterprise infrastructure & operations (I&O) leaders, the
ratios of servers consolidated were low, averaging 4:1. But this may have been
as much a byproduct of the new technology comfort curve as it was server buying
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Apple yesterday summoned press and analysts alike to its Cupertino headquarters to discuss the upcoming software development kit (SDK) for its iPhone smartphone. Rumors and speculation abounded; would Apple only offer consumer applications? What about the enterprise features IT departments were yearning for?
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A WOMAN was fighting for her life last night after a collision with a fire engine as she crossed Cowley Road in Oxford.
The area, between Shelley Road and Howard Street, was closed in both directions following the collision.
An eye-witness, who was driving down the road in her car when the incident happened, told of her shock.
The young woman, who did not wish to be indentified, said: "This woman was standing in the central reservation when a fire engine was coming down the road.
"It had its lights on, but she hesitated for a moment and then stepped out.
"I was so shocked."
Oxfordshire County Council spokesman Paul Smith said the fire engine, based at Rewley Road, Oxford, was called out at about 3.40pm to an emergency on the Blackbird Leys estate.
The emergency was not a fire, according to Mr Smith, but he did not provide further details.
He said: "There were four firefighters in the fire engine and they gave first aid to the woman before the ambulance arrived.
"None of the firefighters were injured."
Mr Smith was unable to say how fast the fire engine was travelling at the time of the collision.
Shortly afterwards, ambulance crews arrived and the woman, who neighbours said was a grandmother-of-four, was taken to Oxford's John Radcliffe Hospital.
South Central Ambulance spokeswoman Michelle Archer said she had "potentially life-threatening injuries".
A worker at Morrisons next to the scene said the police had taken sand and water from the store.
He said: "They couldn't use the facilities in the fire truck because it was part of the scene.
"After the accident everybody in the area just stopped, it's the sort of thing that leaves you a bit shaken.
"But straight away the police had a tarpaulin screen out to cover the scene."
Police said the woman was believed to be in her 50s, but neighbours claimed she was likely to be in her 80s.
Littlemore resident Fiona Tapp was visiting the vet on the corner of Howard Street and Cowley Road when the fire engine came past.
Miss Tapp, who works in customer services, said: "I was sitting in my car when the fire engine came past and it had its sirens blaring.
"When I came out of the vets I saw the road had been closed off and I asked a bus driver what had happened – he told me it had been quite bad.
"The ambulance staff got there very quickly."
Diversions were put in place and a number of local bus services were disrupted as a result of the accident.
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5:05pm Friday 27th March 2015
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Men accused of city centre jewellery theft appear in court
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2:52pm Friday 27th March 2015
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Two men arrested over vehicle interference in Wallingford
1:53pm Friday 27th March 2015
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UPDATED: Woman charged in connection with slavery raids appears in court
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A WOMAN has been charged with slavery offences after 10 people were arrested yesterday in a series of dawn raids.
Missing girl Jennifer Moore found safe and well
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Exhibition highlights '18th century Spitting Image'
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PROVIDENCE, RI—The Procaccianti Group (TPG) added industry veteran Paul Sacco as chief development officer in an effort to grow TPG Hospitality, its management affiliate.
Sacco, who will be based out of TPG's corporate headquarters here, was most recently with Pyramid Hotel Group following a lengthy tenure with Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide. Sacco will be focused on expanding TPG Hospitality's presence throughout North America by leading initiatives in securing management contracts and other hotel development opportunities
The Procaccianti Group and TPG Hospitality recently completed multiple large transactions, including the acquisition of the Westin Chicago North Shore and were awarded several management contracts that include the Hilton Kansas City Airport, the Hilton San Antonio and the DoubleTree North Shore in Danvers, MA. Additionally, the company commenced development of several new hotels, including the Hyatt House at Georgia Aquarium and the Hampton Inn & Suites in San Jose.
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