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By Sean Ocampo: Reigning WBA/WBC/WBO Super Middleweight Champion Joe Calzaghe (45-0-0 32 KOs) recovers from a first round knockdown to salvage a split decision victory over universally recognized Light Heavyweight Champion Bernard "The Executioner" Hopkins (48-5-1 32 KOs) in a rough and dirty fight at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. The scores were 114-113 for Hopkins, 115-112, 116-111 for Calzaghe.
In the first round, Hopkins dropped Calzaghe with a strong right hand that momentarily stopped the aggressive Welshman. Calzaghe was also cut on the side of his nose during the round. As the fight progressed, Calzaghe shook-up his cobwebs and slowly got into his game by aggressively throwing combinations to Hopkins. The left hand of Calzaghe would normally push the 43 year old Hopkins back and at close range, Calzaghe's volume punching would frustrate Hopkins.
Hopkins' 1-2 combinations and most especially his patented straight right hand wouldn't land as much as it did during the first round. The Hopkins puzzle was slowly figured out by Calzaghe through relentless volume punching thrown on different angles. Hopkins' lead right hand shots would normally land at Calzaghe's arms.
There were no deductions from the fight despite of the roughhousing tactics coming from both fighters. However, Hopkins was a victim of two devastating low blows from Calzaghe, but there were no deductions from the fouls. These tactics were often initiated by Hopkins' clinching and rabbit punches, but Calzaghe would retaliate with own tactics.
With the win, the 35 year old Calzaghe captured the Ring Magazine belt and the title as the universally recognized linear Light Heavyweight Championship of the world. He is now looking for greater and better things after this victory. He is looking forward to a probable fight with another ring legend, Roy Jones Jr. later this year.
As for "The Executioner", he believes that he won the fight clearly. But I guess it is time hang up those gloves and move-on as a business partner of Golden Boy promotions. He has nothing else to prove to the sport of boxing.
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Description: This small paperback review book consists of approximately 100 clinical vignettes about psychiatry and behavioral science. It is specifically designed for medical students studying for Step 1 of the United States Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE). The previous edition was published in 1998.
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PUNXSUTAWNEY — The election results for the super-tight Punxsutawney Area School Region III (McCalmont & Young Townships) school board director race were certified by the Jefferson County Board of Elections on Wednesday, with challenger Jim Scarantine defeating incumbent Punxsutawney Area School Board President Gary Conrad.
For details and quotes from both candidates, see Thursday's print edition of The Spirit.
BIG RUN — A group of Big Run residents spoke at Monday's Big Run Borough Council meeting and complained of the island in the stream, which allegedly has grown due to a lack of dredging in the creek over the years and has led to flooding in the lower end of the borough any time a major rain storm occurs.
For details on the discussion and other news from the Big Run Borough Council meeting, see Thursday's print edition of The Spirit.
Father Robert J. Yetsko, T.O.R., 57, of the Third Order Regular Franciscans of the Province of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, died suddenly on Monday, Nov. 18, 2013, in an automobile accident in LaJose, Pa.
He was born on July 2, 1956, in Altoona and given the name Kevin.
He is the son of Doris J. Gates and the late Robert J. Yetsko. He was a graduate of McNelis Catholic Grade School, Altoona, and Bishop Guilfoyle High School, Altoona.
After high school graduation, Father Robert entered the Third Order Regular on Aug. 24, 1974.
Dorothy E. Mohney, 92, of Punxsutawney, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2013, at Punxsutawney Area Hospital.
Mrs. Mohney was born Oct. 6, 1921, in Falls Creek, a daughter of the late Leroy J. and Ida R. (Zeitler) Miller.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Blake I. Mohney.
Dorothy was a faithful member of the Scotland Avenue Church of God.
Before retirement, Dorothy was an X-ray technician for many years at the Punxsutawney Area Hospital and Brookville Hospital.
Duffy L. Henretta, 60, of League City, Texas, formerly of Bradford, passed away unexpectedly on Monday, Nov. 18, 2013, in Jennings, LA.
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On Dec. 15, 1990, in Albany, N.Y., he married Carole (Sheldon) Henretta, who survives.
Mr. Henretta was a 1971 graduate of Bradford Central Christian High School.
He served in the United States Marines Corps from 1971 to 1975 and was honorably discharged as a sergeant.
Kenneth Lees Jr. waived his right to a preliminary hearing at District Judge David Inzana's office this morning.
Lees Jr. is charged with simple assault, fleeing and eluding, recklessly endangering another person or persons and a variety of traffic offenses for his alleged involvement in events surrounding a late September shooting in Brockway that wounded PSP-DuBois trooper Brad Wilson.
Colin Wineberg (second from right), a Make-A-Wish Kid, is pictured with the members of his family and his brand-new 3D printer, courtesy of the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Pictured are (from left) Kathy, Brian, Colin and Scott Wineberg.
The Punxsutawney Make-A-Wish Radiothon "The Light Up a Child's Life Campaign" will be coming up the week of Dec. 16 on 104.1 FM WPXZ.
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Facebook/FindBigfoot (FB/FB) Announces the Winner for the "2012 Bigfoot Field Researcher of the Year" is Rick Dyer
Bigfoot field research celebrates the best research contributions of 2012.
Minneapolis, MN (PRWEB) February 16, 2013
The team from FB/FB hotly debated their final choice because each nominee contributed something unique to the overall Bigfoot field research in 2012. In the end, Dyer received the award based "The Camper Video" that shows a Bigfoot eating near a tree in a San Antonio, Texas campsite.
Dyer claims to have shot and killed the Bigfoot after recording the video on September 6, 2012 in San Antonio, Texas.
Musky Allen, a Bigfoot skeptic, recently confirmed he witnessed the Bigfoot body. "There is absolutely no way I could have been hoaxed. I have never been so shocked in my entire life. I am still trying to grasp the whole matter. This had been a massive living, breathing, flesh and blood creature that had died and had been carefully embalmed and an undergone some procedures."
Jack Barnes, Chief Video Analyst for FB/FB said, "FB/FB has a ℠no kill´ policy for and we based the award on the video evidence alone. We congratulate all the nominees for their dedication and hard work in 2012 and we believe 2013 could be even bigger."
About Rick Dyer, 2012 Bigfoot Field Researcher of the Year
The ℠bad boy´ of the Bigfoot community for his connection to create a Bigfoot hoax in 2008, Dyer´s research surfaced in 2012 with the "Camper Video" now sitting at #2 behind the Patterson/Gimlin film. A British documentary team, Minnow Films captured to shooting on September 6, 2012 and will release its feature length movie, "Shooting Bigfoot". The movie, when released in 2013, could make a huge contribution to Bigfoot research and possibly confirm his self-proclaimed title: "Greatest Bigfoot tracker in the world."
Here are the other nominees for the "2012 Bigfoot Field Researcher of the Year" based on their overall contributions to Bigfoot researcher:
Four Runner-Up Winners:
Jerry Trips, (anonymous researcher) for finding and documenting the 3.5 mile trackway in southern Ontario (longest tracks ever recorded). Trips´ researched showed that Bigfoot walk sideways on downed trees, hiding tracks, circling their lair. Jerry is an anonymous researcher from Minnesota.
Cliff Barackman, a member of the Finding Bigfoot research team is widely considered one of the most knowledgeable, respected and academic of all field researchers. Barackman was a key part of the London, Oregon trackway investigation and in debunking the Elbe trackway hoax. Barackman also authenticated and presented the Stacy Brown, #5, at the 2012 FLIR conference in Orlando, Florida.
Paul Hulsey, an Alabama researcher working with Bassett, Green and Tomas, recorded a thermal image of a Bigfoot, known as the "Huge Sasquatch in Alabama," #19. The size of the creature is now documented. He has also documented forest structures, prints, audio and videos of lesser quality.
Stacy Brown Jr, recorded a full-body thermal video of a Bigfoot tree-peeking and running between trees in northern Florida. Brown is methodical in his research and his thermal video was shown publicly for the first time at the FLIR conference in Orlando, Florida. The video ranks at #5 of all time.
The Other Nominees:
Chris Noel, a Yale educated author of a number of Bigfoot field research books. Noel helped educate the public on Bigfoot habituation sites and the strategic nature of Bigfoot. He has contributed the #3 and #27 videos on the FB/FB list.
Matt Moneymaker, founder of the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization (http://www.BFRO.net) and instrumental in the launch of Animal Planet´s successful series, Finding Bigfoot. Moneymaker and his team of field researchers have renewed the public´s interest in Bigfoot. Matt researches with the most popular researcher of them all, James "Bobo" Faye.
Tim Fasano & Kevin Kehl, the duo of researchers found the 2012 north Florida trackway the #11 video of all time. They are interesting and sometimes zealous in their research but their quantity of videos seems to dig up a few Bigfoot gems once in a while.
About FB/FB
Founded in 2010, Facebook/ FindBigfoot (FB/FB) is the first social network to collect, curate and analyze Bigfoot photos and videos submitted by its Fans. The crowd-sourcing research community has 38,000+ Fans and maintains the official "Top 50 Bigfoot Videos" list.
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LONG BEACH, Miss. (AP) Long Beach police say a 25-year-old Louisiana man is accused of injuring his 12-week-old son.
Police Chief Wayne McDowell tells The Sun Herald (http://bit.ly/1p0yiOB ) Nathan Donald Burleson, of Westwego, Louisiana, was arrested Thursday on a felony charge of child abuse stemming from a Jan. 25 incident at his then-home in Long Beach.
Burleson is held at the Harrison County jail in lieu of a $100,000 bond set by Justice Court Judge Brandon Ladner.
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James Murdoch, head of Rupert Murdoch's British media group News International, was on Tuesday re-elected chairman of broadcaster BSkyB at its annual meeting in London despite a number of key shareholders voting against him because of his links with the News of the World phone-hacking scandal.
News Corporation, parent company of News International, owns 39 per cent of BSkyB and its multi-million pound bid to acquire the remaining 61 per cent earlier this year was derailed by the hacking controversy.
Rebels at the general body meeting wanted Mr.Murdoch, who is deputy chief operating officer of News Corporation, replaced by an independent chairman.
BBC quoted one of the shareholders who voted against Mr.Murdoch's re-election, Standard Life Investments, as saying: "We should like to see a new and independent chairman appointed. Our misgivings had been heightened by the revelations of stewardship short-comings at the News of the World, a title for which Mr.Murdoch bore a measure of responsibility."
However, BSkyB's deputy chairman, Nicholas Ferguson, insisted that Mr.Murdoch was doing a good job: "He runs an excellent board. Discussions are open and frank, his chairing is very good. He has put in place strong governance procedures. He has a strong strategic view."
Figures announced, immediately after the meeting, show that he got 81.24 per cent of the vote with 18.76 per cent voting against.
Mr. Murdoch's position as his father's heir apparent has become shaky after widespread criticism of his handling of the hacking affair. He has been summoned by MPs twice to explain how much he knew about the scale of use of illegal newsgathering tactics of his newspapers.
Recently, he quit as director of the companies that publish The Times, The Sunday Times, and the Sun amid speculation of a major shake-up at News International.
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To curb absenteeism and improve the quality of education in colleges across the state, the higher and technical education department has suggested that universities introduce a monthly evaluation system. Dr Ambedkar Marathwada University in Aurangabad has planned to introduce such a system from the current academic year.
After the school education department implemented a statewide inspection in primary schools and found thousands of 'enrolled' students to be fake, the higher and technical education department has also taken absenteeism in colleges seriously.
Higher and technical education minister Rajesh Tope said that though there is no possibility of such fake enrolments in colleges, attendance of enrolled students is still a major concern for his department.
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Adopting the system prevalent in developed countries, the universities have been directed to conduct monthly evaluation tests in colleges. Tope said the final results in the system will be based on the aggregate marks of the tests.
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YUCK! YUCK! YUCK! I took it out for a hit today and .....'read previously'!
I've never played natural gut in my many, many years of playing tennis. Here was my experience and please let me know if this was just a bad stringing job or because the string was ancient, etc.
First, I hadn't hit for nearly 2 months and went out to play. I wasn't playing great but any mishit shot was very weak. If I didn't hit the sweetspot, it wasn't going anywhere. I wasn't too worried but I switched to another Prince Graphite that I'd strung the same day strung at the same tension by the same person (me) on the same machine. Look! I strung them back-to-back. The other was strung with Topspin Concept Pure - a poly string. It immediately had more pop to my shots and especially on non-sweetspot shots. I went from losing 5-1 to go on to win 7-5. The result isn't and wasn't the concern.
My real question is.... Is natural gut for people that hit the sweetspot only? Is my experience an anomaly? I'm just curious to know if I should give natural gut another go and to try something better or stick w/ what has become my favorite string....has nothing to do with today's experience but the fact that I just play that string nicely and it seems to last a very long time for me.
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It was the best season in the history of the school.
Now, with a new season less than two weeks away, the Lafayette Christian School Cougars are hoping to keep the good times going.
The 2013 season ended with the Cougars losing a close game in the semifinals of the state playoffs.
The Cougars were just one score away from beating Harvester Christian in the final four of the Independent Christian Schools of Alabama and Georgia playoffs.
The Cougars had the ball twice in the closing minutes, but they were unable to produce the go-ahead touchdown, and Harvester won 29-24.
It was still a special season for the Cougars, who set a school record for wins while making their deepest ever run in the playoffs.
"We've got a good group of guys," said Nick Nehring, the only head coach the team has ever had. "And they've got hunger. It's kind of catching. Guys are hungry, looking forward to the 15th, that's for sure."
The Cougars will open their season at home against Shiloh Hills on Aug. 15.
The Cougars will play a 10-game regular season, and the eight-team playoffs begin on Nov. 7.
A year ago, after winning seven games in the regular season, the Cougars beat Praise Academy 39-38 in a thrilling first-round playoff game.
With less than two minutes remaining, quarterback Matt Brown scored on a short touchdown moments after he completed a long pass to Sam Marshall.
Jeremy Fain made the extra point to give the Cougars a one-point lead with 1:45 remaining.
After driving the ball to the Lafayette Christian 6-yard line in the closing moments, Praise Academy was stuffed on the game's final play.
The following week in the semifinals, the Cougars found themselves in another close game, but this time they fell short.
Harvester scored a touchdown with seven minutes remaining to take a 29-24 lead, but Lafayette Christian had a couple of changes to reclaim the lead.
The Cougars were unable to make it happen, though, denying them a chance to play for a championship.
As the Cougars head into their second week of preseason practice, hopes are high that they can put together another strong season.
A handful of seniors who were a huge part of the program graduated, but there are plenty of talented players returning, including Brown at quarterback.
Brown is a multi-year starter, and he enjoyed a phenomenal junior season.
Brown headlines the strong group of returning players.
"We've got a good group of returning guys," Nehring said. "With Matt, this being his senior year, and some of these other guys like Eli Sheppard are back. We've got some good leadership."
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Pope Benedict XVI to Resign Feb. 28
For the first time in nearly 600 years, the head of the Catholic Church is resigning. Pope Benedict XVI announced the decision in Latin in Rome early Monday morning.
For the first time in nearly 600 years, the head of the Catholic Church is resigning. Pope Benedict XVI announced the decision in Latin in Rome early Monday morning.
The death toll in a horrific nightclub fire in Brazil as risen to 232, according to news sources. This number is updated from the original count of 245 first reported by local news sources.
A fire started at the Boate Kiss nightclub around 2 AM in the southern city of Santa Maria
America might be the land that allows its citizens the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, but that does not make American the happiest nation.
Have you seen the 'Kony 2012′? If not, you may be one of the few — the haunting short film just became the most viral video in history.
Cisco's annual Global Mobile Data Traffic Forecast makes some interesting (some may say frightening) predictions, including the fact that the number of mobile-connected devices will exceed the world's population sometime this year.
At least two Americans are among the estimated 16 people missing after a cruise ship hit a reef on Friday night and capsized off the west coast of Italy with 4,200 passengers and crew aboard.
It's the end of the world as we know it — maybe. Now that 2012 is here, you're bound to hear all those theories about how the world will indeed end this year. Heck, there was even a movie made about it.
We don't claim to know whether Armageddon is in the offing, but we do know there are some ways to tell. If any of the following events take place in the next 12 months, we urge you to run as fast as possible to your nearest fallout shelter. Good luck and don't say you weren't warned:
'Conan' sidekick Andy Richter has no idea who Kim Jong-il is, but that didn't stop him from doing a video obituary for him on Monday's show.
A Dutch architectural firm is under fire after releasing a mock-up of two proposed buildings in Seoul, South Korea that look eerily like New York City's Twin Towers just after hijackers flew planes into them on 9/11.
The dashing Prince William added to his allure on Sunday when he was part of a four-man team that rescued a pair of Russian sailors whose cargo ship sank in the Irish Sea off the coast of North Wales.
Here's a look at some interesting events that took place on this day in history:
1841 – James Braid first sees a demonstration of animal magnetism, which leads to his study of the subject he eventually calls hypnotism (More info)
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Bertrand Bonello to Receive Complete Retrospective at the Film Society
The six-day event, I Put a Spell on You: The Films of Bertrand Bonello (April 29 - May 4) will include a a sneak preview of his latest, Saint Laurent. Both Bonello and the films star Gaspard Ulliel will be in attendance.
12 Racy Images from the Films of Walerian Borowczyk
Walerian Borowczyk is the Polish director whose unrepentant eroticism lead to his elimination from the pages of history. Film Society of Lincoln Center's upcoming series, Obscure Pleasures: The Films of Walerian Borowczyk (April 2-9), seeks to remedy that omission. (Viewer discretion is advised).
The Close-Up: Noah Baumbach Talks 'While We're Young' and More
This week's edition of the Film Society's weekly podcast, The Close-Up, features a two-part conversation with Oscar-nominated filmmaker Noah Baumbach. He returned to the Film Society of Lincoln Center in March for a mini-retrospective entitled Growing Up Baumbach, which included his latest film, While We're Young.
Meet the (New) Director: Rick Alverson, 'Entertainment'
Rick Alverson's black comedy Entertainment screens as the Closing Night selection of the 44th New Director/New Films this Sunday, March 29. Alverson discusses how growing up as an introvert left him with a fascination for how people communicate.
Meet the (New) Director: Stevan Riley, 'Listen to Me Marlon'
Following its buzzed-about premiere at Sundance, Listen to Me Marlon, Stevan Riley's intimate portrait of legendary actor Marlon Brando, screens as part of the 44th New Directors/New Films, which continues through Sunday.
Meet the (New) Director: Salomé Alexi, 'Line of Credit'
Salomé Alexi's feature-film debut, Line of Credit, is a gently humorous story about an indebted shopkeeper trying to stay afloat. In her comments about the feature, screening in the 44th New Directors/New Films, Alexi talks finding inspiration in painting, and the trials of adapting to capitalism in a Soviet society.
Images from the 44th New Directors/New Films (So Far)
As New Directors/New Films heads into its final stretch, FilmLinc takes a look at images from the past week. For 44 years, ND/NF, presented by the Film Society and MoMA, has been a beacon for audiences to see some of the best work by emerging filmmakers. The festival continues through Sunday.
Meet the (New) Director: Chaitanya Tamhane, 'Court'
Chaitanya Tamhane weaves a tale of injustice in his debut film, Court, which follows the trial of a folk singer accused of assisting a suicide. In his comments to FilmLinc, Tamhane talks about creating a new kind of courtroom drama and filming up to 60 takes per scene. Court screens in New Directors/New Films, which continues through Sunday.
Meet the (New) Director: Benjamin Crotty, 'Fort Buchanan'
Actor/writer/director Benjamin Crotty makes his feature directorial debut with Fort Buchanan, a tragicomic portrait of a man stranded at a remote military post while his husband carries out a mission in Djibouti. The film screens on Wednesday, March 25 and Sunday, March 29 at the 44th New Directors/New Films, which continues through March 29.
The Close-Up: 'Mad Men' Cast and Creator Look Back at the Popular Series
On this week's episode of the Film Society's podcast, The Close-Up, we're featuring Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner and stars Jon Hamm, January Jones, Christina Hendricks, and John Slattery, who joined moderator Chuck Klosterman in a lively conversation about the Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning series, which ends its run this summer.


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More tickets being released for April breakfast at Milwaukee County Winter Farmers Market
Did you miss the sale last Saturday? The Milwaukee County Winter Farmers Market is releasing more tickets this Saturday for a breakfast prepared with local ingredients by Milwaukee chefs. First come, first sold; the market opens at 8 a.m..
The popular annual breakfast will be April 13 at the market, in the Tommy Thompson Youth Center at State Fair Park (Gate 5 off S. 84th St.). There will be five seating times, starting at 8:30 a.m. and wrapping up at 10:30 a.m. »Read Full Blog Post
Bar owners scramble to keep up with fake ID technology
The arms race between bar owners and college students with increasingly sophisticated fake IDs is heating up.
Students today can spend $100 to $150 on fake identification through a number of websites that claim superior quality down to the holograms and bar codes. There's an underground review that rates the quality of fake IDs from different sites. Students can even watch YouTube videos on how to make IDs showing they're 21, the legal drinking age. »Read Full Article(30)
The Dirty Heads' Jared Watson talks about Landing Their Big Gig
Jared Watson, left, of hip-hop-flavored reggae band the Dirty Heads, performing in the Tap Milwaukee studios last month. Watson talked to Tap about landing his first big at the famed Roxy in Los Angeles. Photo by Bill Schulz. »Read Full Blog Post


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Taylor Parkes and Everett True interview Gene, 25th February 1995
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Taylor Parkes and Everett True interview Gene, 25th February 1995. Photo by Pat Pope.
Were Gene were any good or not? Were they a Rymans league version of The Smiths? Who cares when the always readable Taylor Parkes is ranting.
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October 26, 2008 at 1:52 am
Thank you, Charles, but I think "readable" is the kindest thing anyone can say about this article.
It really is complete trash (even for the time), but at least it knows it. Written drunk in four hours – I remember sitting in ET's house churning this out, smiling weakly and saying hey, never mind, if anyone remembers us in ten years time, they'll only be able to remember the GOOD STUFF. I wasn't banking on sites like this. Mind you, my other memory of that night is being utterly amazed that Everett had a computer you could play CDs on, so you can't blame me for not anticipating the fucking internet.
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So I had my last cig almost 24 hrs ago and I had hynosis this morning to quit smoking. At first for the first few hrs I felt great my I went outside when my bf when to smoke and it didn't bother me or make me want one. But OMG have this past several hrs changed!! I am alone, my bf is at work and I want a cig soooo bad! I tried to keep busy, talked on the phone, went for a walk, drinking water but I don't know if I am strong enough....I have been smoking for 7 yrs and prepreggo a pack a day and up until this point (I am 5 and half months, yes sadly) I have been smoking half a pack a day, and my doc is not concerned with my smoking. My mom smoked with my siblings (not me) my bf mom smoked with all her kids, my sis smoked with all her kids and everyone turnd out fine. No ashma etc. The smallest baby was 5lbs something ,my sister. These facts have NOT helped at all in helping me quit. This pregnancy was unplanned so my plan before I wanted kids was to quit way before I TTC.....this sucks......I am so wanting to smoke a cig when my bf comes home in a half hr. I don't know if everything gets restarted again with the withdrawl....I don't think i am strong enough to be a non-smoker at this time, even though I want to be sooooo bad for my baby! If anything since I know how bad this feels, maybe the next best thing i can do is have a cig every 4 hrs a day which would be 3 or 4 cigs a day. Cutting down like that is better than nothing right? This is way harder than I thought I am so sad that I mat not be strong enough to quit even for my baby whom I love so much......:(
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Thats a hard one... my DS who is 5 tells and asks me all the time to quit smoking, and I do want to, granted Im not pg, but he doesnt like it. And it RIPS MY HEART OUT everytime cause I do want to quit.. Its just sooooo hard... When I m/c'ed last year, I had to quit cold turkey...
Whats more important.... The love you have for you inborn baby or a cig??
Me and Him *ODS 2004 * YDS 2011
im right there with ya girl all the way ;) and you know it!!! Im still smoking sadly too 1-3 a day bah lol
B/G TWINS!!! EDD-5/31/15!!!! Double Rainbow!!
I went back sadly.....to alittle more than you....I wish i could only smoke 1-3 a day....but my ob said that if I keep it to a half a pack a day max it's okay...but I wish I could have quit and stayed that way.....it's REALLY hard....
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The confrontations between police and demonstrators at the Stonewall Inn in New York City the weekend of June 27-29, 1969 mark the beginning of the modern glbtq movement for equal rights.
Formed soon after the Stonewall Riots of 1969, the short-lived but influential Gay Liberation Front brought a new militancy to the movement that became known as gay liberation.
The sexual revolution of post-World War II America changed sexual and gender roles profoundly.
"Leather" is a blanket term for a large array of sexual preferences, identities, relationship structures, and social organizations loosely tied together by the thread of what is conventionally understood as sadomasochistic sex.
Although best known for her crusade for women's suffrage, Susan B. Anthony spoke out on a range of feminist issues.
With reports from hundreds of sub-Saharan African locales of male-male sexual relations and from about fifty of female-female sexual relations, it is clear that same-sex sexual relations existed in traditional African societies, though varying in forms and in the degree of public acceptance
Androgyny, a psychological blending of gender traits, has long been embraced by strong women, soft men, members of queer communities, and others who do not easily fit into traditionally defined gender categories.
A cultural crossroads between Asia and Europe, Russia has a long, rich, and often violent heritage of varied influences and stark confrontations in regard to its patterns of same-sex love.
Congratulations to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, whose six weeks of fundraising in 2013 yielded $4,343,234 to fight AIDS. The fundraising culminated in the 25th anniversary celebration of "Gypsy of the Year," which was presented in two sold-out performances on December 9 and 10. The variety show included an array of original dances, songs, and skits performed by more than 250 "gypsies," the singers and dancers in the ensembles of Broadway and Off-Broadway shows.
Since 1989, the "Gypsy of the Year" competition has raised more than $57,000,000 to benefit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
The show that raised the most money in 2013 was Kinky Boots, followed by Wicked, The Book of Mormon, and Newsies.
The first Gypsy of the Year was hosted by Tyne Daly and Jonathan Hadary in 1989. They returned in 2013 as special guest hosts. Reminding the audience of the countless lives lost and impacted by HIV/AIDS, they led a heartfelt moment of silence.
The 2013 show was the sixth consecutive Gypsy of the Year hosted by Seth Rudetsky.
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On Jan. 8, the program will feature OSU soybean and small grain agronomist, Dr. Laura Lindsey, who will discuss soybean plant nutrition and related soil fertility. Lindsey replaced longtime OSU agronomist, Dr. Jim Beuerlein, who has retired.
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Sonny Bill Williams crossed for a first-half hat-trick of tries as New Zealand crushed Papua New Guinea 56-10 in Leeds.
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Kangaroo care is the practice of holding your diapered baby on your bare chest (if you're the father) or between your breasts (if you're the mother), with a blanket draped over your baby's back. This skin-to-skin contact benefits both you and your baby.
The 2015 Nurse of the Year Awards will be held on Saturday, August 29 at the Camelback Inn. Finalists will be announced to the public on Friday, June 5. Winners will be announced the night of the event!
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RENO, Nev. -- A Kelso Wash. woman, now living in Nevada, was one of the first rescuers to reach a couple and four children lost in sub-zero cold for two days in the Nevada wilderness.
Lucia Gonzalez-Nunez joined a search part of some 200 people on Monday when word got out that James Glanton and Christina McIntee, their two children and a niece and nephew hadfailed to return from Sunday from a trip into the mountains near their town of Lovelock.
The family was found unhurt huddled under an overturned Jeep deep at the bottom of a crevasse Tuesday.
Gonzalez-Nunez, her fiancee and friends Chris Montez were together in a search party when they spotted tire tracks in the snow far off into the distance. Following the tracks with a pair of hunter's binoculars Gonzales-Nunez said her fiancee then spotted the family's Jeep.
It took us about 15 minutes to get down to them going as fast as we could, Gonzalez-Nunez said. They were way down there.
When Gonzalez-Nunez and the others reached the family they discovered them unhurt but out of food and water.
They were hungry, thirsty and ready to go home, she said.
Gonzalez-Nunez said that family seemed confident that they would be found.
It's Nevada. There are lots of hunters and everyone knows the hills and they knew someone would come to get them, Gonzalez-Nunez said. It was impressive to see the community come out and see people wanting to help them.
Search and rescue officials said the family had done the right thing.
They stayed together and that was the key that allowed them to live through this experience. You don't see that that often in search and rescue, said Paul Burke, search-and-rescue coordinator for the state. They did some pretty unusual things, heating up rocks and things. Staying together, that was a big deal.
A member of the rescue team said the Jeep's engine would no longer start, but the group stayed in the upside-down vehicle for shelter, burning the spare tire to keep warm.
Their father kept them alive and well, said Patty Bianchi, CEO of Pershing General Hospital, where the six were taken. Everybody is in good shape. There was no frostbite. They are stable. They suffered a little exposure and dehydration, but that is all.
About 100 well-wishers lined the street outside the hospital and broke into cheers when two of the smallest children were taken from an ambulance. The others walked into the hospital on their own.
The mood where I'm at is ecstatic, said Col. Tim Hahn of the Civil Air Patrol, which used several planes to search for the group. We are thrilled beyond words.
Rescuers began scouring the Seven Troughs Area wilderness on Sunday night for James Glanton, 34; his girlfriend, Christina McIntee, 25 (pictured above); their two children, Evan and Chloe Glanton; and Shelby Fitzpatrick and Tate McIntee, a niece and nephew of McIntee's. The children range in age from 3 to 10.
The situation grew more dire as overnight temperatures in Lovelock dipped to 16 below zero.
A cellphone forensics team analyzed which towers the woman's phone was in contact with during their trip, giving searchers a better idea of where they might be, Hahn said. They were so far out in the wilderness that they apparently were unable to call for help, although there was enough signal strength to leave a basic electronic trail from the early stages of their ordeal, air patrol officials said.
The discovery prompted a wave of relief on social media. Very glad to hear the missing family in Lovelock has been found and they are safe! Gov. Brian Sandoval tweeted. Thank you to all who worked so tirelessly to find them! The Seven Troughs area is named for seven parallel canyons below Seven Trough Peak, elevation 7,474 feet. It is about 20 miles southeast of Black Rock Desert, where the annual Burning Man counterculture festival is held.
Most of the roads are dirt and more easily traveled by ATVs or other off-road vehicles.
Seven Troughs is a popular area for hunting chukars, a pheasant-size winter game bird.
So it's not the kind of area where there would be nobody around, Nevada Department of Wildlife spokesman Chris Healy said.
But most chukar hunters are smart enough not to go out in the weather we have now.


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CHENNAI: Educational programmes with a special focus on encouraging eye donation are being organised by the Sankara Nethralaya as part of the National Eye Donation Fortnight. The institution will also use the occasion to pay homage to its recently departed corneal surgeon G. Sitalakshmi on Friday, according to a release. National Eye Donation Day falls on Saturday.
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GREEN BAY – We now know who is behind the farm-to-table public market project in the city's Broadway District.
The Cannery Public Market project is being spearheaded by John Pagel, a Kewaunee County dairy farmer.
The market will offer fresh dairy and cheese products from his farm and recently purchased cheese company. The market will also provide access to fresh meat, fish and baked goods.
Pagel says the market isn't designed to be a full-service grocery store, but a special experience.
"All different types of products that either you can make at home or we'll make it for you. There's going to be a restaurant inside where you can order off the menu – if you want – or you could also buy the products from the store inside," said Pagel at a press conference Thursday afternoon.
"This is going to be a phenomenal project. We've been privy to some of the plans and it's going to be spectacular," said Titletown Brewing Company's Chief Operating Officer Jim Kratowicz. The market will take up about 8,000-square-feet in the old Larsen factory. It is currently being renovated by Titletown Brewing Company as a part of its expansion.
Kratowicz says about ten new businesses will fill the four-story structure, once finished.
Pagel says it could be up to a year before the market opens.
Market moving in, Walmart done with plans
The announcement comes just one day after Walmart announced it would no longer pursue building a store on the Larsen Green site, just north of the Titletown expansion. Walmart spent about a year seeking city and public approval to build a one-story, 154,000-square-foot supercenter store on about 15 acres of land.
"Our proposed store would have brought 300 jobs downtown, created construction jobs, drawn additional shoppers to local area businesses, boosted tax revenue and provided residents with a much-needed new option for fresh, affordable groceries and other goods," said Walmart's Regional General Manager Mitch Cox in a statement emailed to FOX 11 late Wednesday night.
The company said the large store was best to fit the needs of the community, bringing with it jobs, an increased tax base and the redevelopment of a long-vacant property. But earlier this month, the Green Bay city council voted to deny Walmart's request to rezone the property.
"Despite the significant revisions we made to ensure our proposal fit the character of the Broadway district – based on extensive feedback from the community – some City officials created road blocks at every turn," said Cox. "The level of political and administrative resistance we faced within the City government should be chilling to any business looking to move into or expand in Green Bay."
Green Bay's Mayor Jim Schmitt had been a vocal opponent to the store's size throughout the process. On Thursday, he said he's comfortable with the company's decision to move on, as the company was unwilling to budge on their plans.
"Trying to get them to build something more compatible with this area, smaller store – they built 268 of them," said Schmitt of the smaller Walmart stores located in more densely-populated areas across the country. "They chose to stick with the superstore, which again, we just think there's a better place for that, be it Velp (Avenue), but not down here on Broadway."
Broadway means business opportunity
Pagel said the City Council's decision on Walmart carried some weight with his project.
"It was concerning for me, of course," Pagel said at his dairy farm Thursday morning, "But we're creating the atmosphere and the experience that's going to be completely different than any other store that we have locally, anyway."
Pagel says what he can't offer through his dairy farm or recently purchased cheese company – like meat, baked goods and fish – will be provided by other area vendors, locally sourcing as much of the food as possible.
Pagel says when he looks at downtown Green Bay and the old Larsen canning factory, he sees opportunity.
"The Larsen building's got history, it's got heritage, it's got personality, it's got character," said Pagel. "So to take that old building and remodel it, I think it's a huge opportunity."
Schmitt says the city is still courting full-service grocers for the downtown, but not for one specific location, like the Larsen Green sit. But he says that doesn't mean the property is being left out of any talks.


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Our clean and spacious, 1800-square-foot, three bedroom, two-bath home, is located in beautiful and tropical Kona Paradise/Captain Cook on the Big Island of Hawaii, just away from the tourist areas. The master loft is furnished with a queen bed, and en suite bathroom, and has the versatility of being able to be completely screened off with privacy drapes, or leave them open and awaken to the beautiful Pacific ocean through the floor to ceiling windows in the great room below. The other two bedrooms are located on the main floor, and both have queen beds. Feel like you are on top of the world with an amazing 180 degree coastline sunset view. Just a short 2 minute drive down the street is your own private pebble beach which on a busy day you might see a handful of other people. Most days you have the beach to yourself, where you can swim, snorkel, kayak, or scuba dive, or in the winter months, watch the whales.
We met at the ocean almost 40 years ago, and our lifelong dream has been to return again to where it all began. Though this is not the Indian Ocean, one look at our new home was all it took - we were home again! The views are spectacular, and the memories enchanting!
MARC & RHONA purchased this house in 2009
This whole experience was an incredible journey. We saw and did so much we may need a vacation after our vacation. We met some wonderful locals who will always be friends. Can't wait to come back, next time I won't wait so long. Thank you for the use of your home, it is beautiful and very relaxing.
Greetings - by name is Frankie. I was very delighted to have stayed in your home. It is beautiful and inviting. I was quite inspired as well, was able to write a few poems while I was here.
This lovely home beautifully met our needs for our two weeks of visiting with island friends and exploring the outstanding snorkeling opportunities of the Big Island. The house is clean, spacious, and well equipped. Our communication with the owners was most friendly and kind.
We swam in the sea almost daily and were thrilled to see eagle rays, green turtles, and a marvelous variety of fish species. About a mile from the house we hiked on part of the King's Highway and were awed by the wonder of this trail built over 150 years ago.
We liked the fact that this home is located some miles from the commercial district. We shopped for fresh fish and groceries at the ChoiceMart in Captain Cook, and the farmers' markets and fruit stands in that area also provided just what we needed. We'd certainly love to return some happy day.
This lovely home beautifully met our needs for our two weeks of visiting with island friends and exploring the outstanding snorkeling opportunities of the Big Island. It's clean, spacious, and well equipped. Our communication with the owners was most friendly and kind.
We swam in the sea almost daily and were thrilled to see eagle rays, green turtles, and a marvelous variety of fish species. About a mile from the house we hiked on part of the King's Highway and were awed by the wonder of this trail built over 150 years ago.
We liked the fact that this home is located some miles from the commercial district. We shopped for fresh fish and groceries at the ChoiceMart in Captain Cook, and the farmers' markets and fruit stands in that area also provided just what we needed. We'd certainly love to return some happy day.
Our family had an incredible time spending our two week Christmas holiday in this lovely home! This house is even better than the pictures! And, the yard is like an edible paradise - we picked a tree ripen papaya, fresh coconuts, citrus, and there were even bananas ripening on the tree!
What we liked most was the feeling of being away from the touristy area, but also close enough to drive there each day, if we wanted to. Plus the Islands best snorkeling is available just up the road (Two Step Beach)! From this location we could drive to Hilo, or go up past the airport to other beaches. The local farmers market was a nice way to pick up hand crafts and delicious treats too.
Speaking of beaches -the house includes beach chairs, towels, umbrellas, bamboo mats, boogie boards, snorkel gear, ice chests and more!
Did you know that in addition to Kona coffee, there is locally grown cocoa? At one coffee place just up the road (green building, near post office at the turn for Two Step) they sell chocolate bars made from the cocoa beans grown on a tree just up the street!
For part of our 2 week visit our grandmother stayed with us. We were concerned about the steps, but they were no problem. Plus we all had enough space so we didn't feel cramped. She had The Best time!!! Making family memories was the best gift we could give each other....
After flying into Kona airport (which is so small and old fashioned looking that even our teen boys started humming the Hawaii 5-0 song!) we stopped at Costco. This was perfect -then when we got to the house we used the gas grill to cook salmon, chicken etc - all while enjoying incredible sunsets and being entertained by the sweet geckos!
The kitchen has everything you might need - we even used the crock pot one day, baked brownies, and put the rice cooker to work. But the best appliances were the washer and dryer! We packed fewer clothes, and could get everything washed before we headed back home.
Marc & Rhona made the whole rental process smooth and easy, plus they returned our full deposit within days - even though we had to ask them to mail our son's laptop charger back to us!!! And we still got our deposit back - in full!
With this house, pack lightly, and plan to have a wonderfully relaxing holiday!
Wish we were going back already!
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I took my parents and niece to Kona for a vacation and we stayed at this beautiful home. Owners were amazing to deal with and home was relatively easy to find, we arrived after midnight so visibility was a bit of a challenge. I would recommend getting an SUV or jeep as the drive way is real steep and our rental car bottomed out so we had to park at the bottom of the driveway.
Home was clean and had friendly geckos to keep us entertained. There were a couple of unexpected creatures that were easily dealt with but natural to the location.
Homes had lots of exotic fruit trees, up the street to pebble beach and located close to the lush tropical side. Great for a quiet retreat yet close enough to tourist areas by car.
Make sure that you are good to walk up a steep incline drive way and lots of stairs to get to the main entrance as there is not easy access, just lots of steps. Once up in the home the trek is worth it and the views are amazing.
I would recommend brining your own snorkle gear and mask as though there are some available I found that they all leaked or the straps broken.
Overall, I highly recommend this home for anyone to enjoy.
This home did not disappoint. It was well-equipped, clean, and very comfortable. Views from the deck were amazing, as were the sunsets and whale sightings. The location was away from the typical tourist areas, which made it even more special in our book. Pebble Beach is just a mile below the house and Ho'okena Beach is a few miles north and mixes sandy beach, nice surf, and spinner dolphins every day. You can rent a kayak there too. We liked to patronize the local restaurants, shops, coffee plantations, and artisans. A good fruit stand is 2 miles south on the 11 Hwy. Choice Mart in Capn Cook had better food selections and prices than Safeway or Walmart in Kailua-Kona.
This is a very pretty vacation rental with sweeping ocean views. We really enjoyed our stay. It is very well equipped too.
Thank you very much for your hospitality.
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Crusaders for Life (led by Mrs. Kathleen Dietz) is a pro-life group that celebrates life from natural conception until natural death. Learn about and help to promote a culture of life! Leadership and service opportunities are available. Have fun with fellow students! All 5th through 8th graders are invited to join any and all meetings on the first Wednesday of every month from 3-4PM in the Art Room.
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Monday, May 18: 8th Grade Clap Out at 9:45 am; 8th Grade Graduation Mass at 6:00 PM
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O gentle, loving God, You chose Saint Joseph to watch over the Divine Child and our Blessed Mother, knowing that his care would be loving and sure, constant and wise. We seek his care and protection, entrusting our spiritual and temporal needs to his fatherly intercession.
"The path we have walked (in building and opening Holy Cross Catholic School)...has been in the footprints of Our Lord Jesus Christ. He is the Supreme Architect whose plan we have followed. All that we have tried to do has been for Him. There is a joy in this new ministry for our parish and the exciting work we have been able to accomplish under the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
On behalf of the administration, faculty, parents and students, I wish to express gratitude and praise to God for all the good work that He has begun and prayerful hope for all that we have yet to accomplish...From daily Mass, confessions, adoration, prayer, classes, sports, friendships, challenges and joyful expectation for all that is to come, Holy Cross School is a place of love diffusing far and wide the goodness of Christ. Only in openness to the Holy Spirit can we continue to grow in body, mind and soul and give glory to Christ by becoming all that He calls us to be in His Holy Name.
Yours in Jesus through Mary,
Msgr. Daniel J. Deutsch August, 2008