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Who's Who In Michael Brown Case
Michael Brown: Brown was shot on August 9, 2014 by Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson. The story of an unarmed 18-year-old black man shot by a white cop prompted protests in Ferguson, which were met by […]
Gov. Nixon Replaces Another Lottery Commissioner
Nixon on Wednesday appointed Judene Blackburn, of Waynesville, to the five-member panel that oversees the lottery.
Missouri Gives Money To Help Town After Tornado
A small northwest Missouri town hit by an EF2 tornado will get more than $375,000 from the state to help repair streets and remove debris.
St. Louis Police Seek $1M From State in Ferguson Reimbursement
St. Louis police are seeking a refund from the state for money spent quelling the riots in Ferguson, but what if the state says no?
Capitol Perspectives: The Budget Fights of Two Nixons
The current fight over state spending between Missouri's governor and the legislature is a part of a fundamental policy dispute that goes back to the early years of our country.
Missouri Creates Office to Address Racial Issues
Missouri will have a new government agency to help low-income and minority families after sometimes violent protests erupted earlier this year following a police shooting of an unarmed black 18-year-old.
Gov. Nixon Addresses Police Requests for Reimbursement After Ferguson
Both departments say they want the state to reimburse them, or else it could have a drastic impact on local police budgets.
Missouri Panel to Review Highway, Water Merger
Missouri lawmakers are calling for a review of the state's Water Patrol Division after a man drowned this year while in trooper custody.
Blunt, McCaskill, Slay, Nixon Discuss Ferguson
A high-level meeting with top state and local political leaders took place Monday to strategize what will happen if the Michael Brown grand jury fails to recommend charges against Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson.
Poll: Sharp Disparity In How Whites, Blacks View Ferguson Case
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Diaper and Beer Thieves Arrested While Trying To Use Taxi As Getaway Car
Salem, Mass. police on Wednesday charged two men from nearby Lawrence, Mass. with stealing beer, diapers and baby formula from a Walmart.
Salem, Mass. police on Wednesday charged two men from nearby Lawrence, Mass. with stealing beer, diapers and baby formula from a Walmart.
Ut oh, some "bunny" is in trouble. Sorry, it was too easy NOT make that awful joke.
The worst thing you can do when you're staring into the judging beam of a police officer's flashlight is lie to them, whether you did the thing they are accusing you of or not. This is officially worse than that.
Remember in the 60's when boys went to a girls home and did a panty raid? You'd steal her panties or underwear. Well apparently it isn't just the boys but the girls too.
From the files of people I'm still shocked are relevant in 2012, let's focus our attention on Jack Nicholson. His last decent movie was back in 2007, and some how his name is still in headlines. One Brazilian man helped bring Jack back to life.
Every year I'm proud to say that I take part in the Relay for Life. I walk the track at The School of Deaf in Rome New York and help raise money for our team "Today's Hope, Tomorrow's Promise". I would never in a million years guess that someone could be such a horrible of a person and fake cancer. A Richmond woman did just that , she was fined $100 after admitting she faked cancer to raise money.
Where's one place in on the entire planet you would hope people would never steal from? How about a Police department? You would easily get caught, and you'd hope it wouldn't happen. Well think again.
Ever get pulled over for speeding? Usually they explain it was due to something on the radar that sent a red flag up about your speeding. Well, in Georgia, two men tried pulling over drivers using a "radar gun" made of a rolled up magazine only to run into an off-duty cop in the process.
A 65-year-old Tennessee man lost his patience when another vehicle blocked his car. That vehicle in question was an ambulance with a patient being loaded onto it.
Utica Police have arrested three people following a burglary at a home on William Street. Police say they found a large sum of money in the vehicle that was allegedly taken in the burglary.
A good rule of thumb to follow once you're in jail, it's best to be on good behavior and not make weapons or drugs. It's a pretty simple idea right? Well apparently not for everyone.
Usually a good rule of thumb is to not threaten a cop. It'll never work, and it'll never lead to a good a outcome. Just don't do it. If you don't believe me listen to this: an Illinois man found himself behind bars after calling 911 to report a fight that he wanted to have with a police officer.

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Used in conjunction with a wall mounted 58 inch Panasonic plasma that uses HDMI 1.4 in a family room. High wife acceptance factor is a must...clean install, few wires. The only...Read complete review
Used in conjunction with a wall mounted 58 inch Panasonic plasma that uses HDMI 1.4 in a family room. High wife acceptance factor is a must...clean install, few wires. The only wire that goes to YSP 2200 from the TV is one 3 meter HDMI cable which goes behind the wall. Cable box, Blu Ray, and other sound source, like iPod connect to YSP2200 which sits on a low console, which houses the bass module.Sound is very clear, especially dialog, when compared to TV speakers. Surround sound effects are surprisingly good. Verizon FIOS HD programming has sound appearing to come from behind you left and right, and above, in addition to the usual right left center info....all from a slim little bar.This unit is worth every penny in the family room. Simple to operate, clean looking, no custom installs of surround speakers, no dedicated AVR, or preamp/amp units, dedicated left right center speakers, no large subwoofer taking up space on the floor. This is the 80-90% solution for every day use. For my wife, it is a 98% solution. If there were no wires, and the functions could be integrated into the Motorola cable box remote (I have never tried, so I don't know if that is a limitation), she would be 100% happy.
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The sound is tinny and hollow and the unit doesn't automatically change sound modes based on the source - have to constantly change modes manually. Maybe I'm biased based on the fact we have...Read complete review
The sound is tinny and hollow and the unit doesn't automatically change sound modes based on the source - have to constantly change modes manually. Maybe I'm biased based on the fact we have a full home theater system in another part of our house. That said there are less costly units that would perform just as good. Also, why are there manual settings when you have an auto setup feature?
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Good for my needs
By jeffrey952
from Burnsville, MN
About Me Audiophile, Movie Enthusiast, Tech Savvy
Comments about Yamaha Black Digital Sound Projector:
I sought out a soundbar specifically without a separate external powered subwoofer because I live in an apartmewnt and simply do not want a big loud subwoofer sitting on the floor rocking the building. Most people don't care and do this anyway, well they are inconsiderate, I am not like that. With this soundbar I cna turn up the volume if I want and still not disturb people too much. And it has plenty of bass for my needs! It also has the option to connect a subwoofer which is nice but I will not need this. I have never had a soundbar before or surround sound of any kind so this is new to me. I am using a year old Samsung 60" plasma smart HDTV. The TV is hooked up with an optical cable and my Sony blu-ray player with a digital coaxial cable. I generally play blu-rays and some netflix. It seems to work best for movies (as that is mostly what I do). I played some Lamb of God (metal) DVD's and turned the volume up and it is OK but not nearly as loud as I could handle. This soundbars power is nowhere near my Kanto YU5 bluetooth aptX bookshelf speakers (80 watts RMS). I think the max power on this soundbar is less than the RMS power on my Kanto's. I am not a soundbar person or surround sound enthusiast. I am a music person, audiophile, and am into high quality bluetooth speakers and bluetooth headphones. I programmed the dimensions of my living room (12x14 feet) into the spindbar. I am skeptical of the soundbeam technology and it's hard to say how much surround sound I am hearing as I don't have prior expereince to compare to. I am satisfied with the soundbar for movie needs, but I would not run music on it, it just does not compare with my other equipment. I like the controller app and use that on one of my smaller Samsung tablets and that works well, but usually I just use the remote as that is often faster because the app has to connect through bluetooth before you can make changes to the soundbar.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Excellent value and clear sound
By Frankie V
from San Antonio
About Me Audiophile, Movie Enthusiast, Practical, Technically Challenged
This soundbar was the perfect answer for my house. I had a previous soundbar that had a wireless subwoofer that gave a much deeper bass, but took up room and was beyond what my wife wanted. This soundbar is sleek, has a great interface and the subs give enough bass to make it effective. It is not a true surround sound impact but very good for the money. I have a fairly large room 15 by 20 and the sound is very clear and effective
Great sound and easy to use
By TimJM
from San Luis Obispo, CA, USA
Simple one cord hook up to my LG tv. Love the sound of TV (movies, regular programming, or sports). My blu-Ray is hooked up with an HDMI cord to my tv, and perfectly syncs sound to this sound bar. The remote easily allows me to switch between tv shows (concerts, sports, etc.), and my iPhone music. I have a rather small living room, and this sound bar fills it (and other rooms, if I crank it up).
Works Great
By Jim the Geek
from Alexandria, VA
About Me Tech Savvy
Its a great product. Pay attention to the Dolby D and Dolby PL2 lights. The system works best if the Dolby D light is on. Most TVs support Dolby D -- you just need to set the proper settings. Xfinity has a problem sending Dolby D through the TV to a sound bar so that may be a bit of a challenge. In that case, the PL2 is the best you can do.
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Nice looking soundbar
By KLS
from Oklahoma
About Me Practical
This is a very nice soundbar. Our tv will not support wireless soundbars so this fit the bill. It also looks nice sitting in front of our tv.
Everything I was hoping it would be!
By Mike
from Milwaukee, WI
About Me Audiophile, Movie Enthusiast, Practical, Tech Savvy
I used to have a full-blown Yamaha surround sound system, but I'm getting arthritic enough that I don't want to go crawling around hooking up a wired system anymore. Because I loved the Yamaha units I've had before (2x) I wanted to stick with a name I have come to love. This system is exactly what I wanted it to be - it gives me that realistic surround-sound system in a single unit. No more crawling around hooking up any wires. I did find that I get a fuller sound by NOT hooking the unit up through the tv's audio-out, but I use an optical cable directly from the cable box / Roku unit / and Blu-Ray - using an optical cable splitter which goes into the Soundbar. Much fuller sound than when coming just from the tv. By not going through the HDMI cords' sound when carried from the various components and through the tv, but hooking up the soundbar directly to the components (and the splitter) I've attained a much deeper, rich sound. I absolutely LOVE this system.
Excellent sound system
By Kenny
from The Villages, FL
This works very well and is easy to set up EXCEPT for one missing instruction to change the TV input to Blu-Ray DVD when playing a DVD or CD. I called Yamaha tech support to learn this.
Good Sound
By Ron C
from Centreville, VA
About Me Audiophile, Practical
Decent sound but why so difficult to set up for the room surround? Has to go through video which complicates matters.
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AWESOME sound!
By Joerolcor
from Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada
This unit is awesome in every way. It delivers clean, crisp sound with deep, rich bass. It is an easy set up as it comes with a microphone to set up your levels. Once the set up is done. You are ready to listen to a great surround system. For those doubting the surround effect.. DON'T! We were amazed to the amount of sound coming from behind us. Amazing system.. awesome sound. Lots of options to choose from for all aspects of your applications.
An Excellent Surround Solution
By Rob from the frozen wasteland
from Winnipeg, Canada
About Me Movie Enthusiast, Tech Savvy
This is the third soundbar for my condo I've purchased, and will be the last. While the others have been nice upgrades to my t.v. speakers, this far outranges anything else I've heard. The sound is crystal clear and I'm discovering sounds in movies I wasn't even aware exsisted. And the surround effects? Truely amazing - the gap between this and a conventional surround system has become much closer.And I love the HDMI connections that bring all my devices together.But honestly, I expected no less from Yamaha.
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The Flatiron Flyer buses, which were supplied by MCI and can carry 57 passengers each, are specially branded with a unique blue-and-sunrise-orange paint scheme designed by RTD and a U.S. 36 corridor stakeholder group.
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The producers also announced at TIFF that this will supposedly be Miyazaki's last film. Miyazaki won the Oscar for his 2003 Animated Feature Spirited Away, which was followed by 2004's Howl's Moving Castle and Ponyo in 2008. In between, he has helmed several short films.
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Ashby not hurting home values; better rankings for Houston, UH, and Rice; support the Astrodome
Just a handful of smaller items this week: Houston now has the 4th largest GMP among metros behind the big 3 of NYC, LA, and Chicago. We passed up DC and are one of the fastest growers among the major metros (behind SF). I was surprised to see cities like Philly and Atlanta so far […] [Read More]
Houston accolades continue, re-imagine METRO, sign the Uber petition, spaceport dreaming, and more
A bit of a backlog of smaller items this week: Give METRO your input for their Transit System Reimagining project Sign the pro-Uber petition for Houston City Council. Houston is a free market city – let's act like it. Just like we did allowing Southwest to compete internationally at Hobby with United at IAH. Dallas […] [Read More]
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I sorta had an insight this week I thought I'd share with my readers and see what you think. Sprawl is pretty universally characterized as a bad thing – that we used to have these tight, dense urban cities that then exploded with car-oriented suburban sprawl. But I think that perspective needs to be re-framed. […] [Read More]
Houston vs. Portland planning rules, lessons from DART, and more
Some more smaller misc items this week: Tons of stats and demographics on Houston's inner loop area. The Economist magazine has a story on Portland's strict planning rules, including these paragraphs comparing it unfavorably to Houston: Randal O'Toole of the Cato Institute, a free-market think-tank, says Oregonians are shooting themselves in the feet. By his […] [Read More]
Next Great American City, H-town vs. Portland, cistern update, and more
Back from the cool mountains and blogging again. Just a few small items this week: This profile of Portland has a lot of comparisons to Houston. In fact, he notes that our densities are similar, while – surprise! – Houston's congestion and pollution is lower! Smithsonian magazine on What Makes Houston the Next Great American […] [Read More]
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Just a couple quick items this week: America's Engineering Hubs: The Cities with the Greatest Capacity for Innovation "More surprising, perhaps, is the second city on our list: Houston. The world energy capital is home to 59,000 engineers — second most in the U.S. after the much larger Los Angeles metro area — and has […] [Read More]
Engineering City USA, Houston – we may have a warp drive, #1 city for college grads, and more
Just a few quick smaller items this week: How to Fund Transit Without Raising Fares or Cutting Service. Good stuff. Hat tip to Nathan. Faster-than-light warp drive may be invented at JSC in Houston! How incredibly cool would that be?! Houston ranked as the #1 best city for recent college graduates. A GHP analysis shows […] [Read More]
Spaceport Houston, NPR on HOU, top exporter, Charlotte learns from us, Energy Corridor's big future, and more
Some smaller items this week… How cool would it be if Houston developed Ellington Field into a spaceport? Clever Houston shirt National NPR story on Houston's diverse food scene. Really liked this Chronicle op-ed on the national attention Houston is getting: "Houston's diversity: Word of Houston mash-up of culture and ethnicity is spreading like a […] [Read More]
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Gwyneth Paltrow showed off her rap skills during an appearance on American TV on Friday night (30Apr10) - the actress teamed up with host Jimmy Fallon to create a fake hip-hop video.
The Oscar-winner was interviewed by the comic for his Late Night With Jimmy Fallon show to promote her new movie Iron Man 2.
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As some may know I am off on a 4000 mile road trip to Texas for my first time and New mexico. Along the way we have so many things planned and have already done a lot.
As some may know I am off on a 4000 mile road trip to Texas for my first time and New mexico. Along the way we have so many things planned and have already done a lot.
We have tickets to see Jason Aldean in Bozeman next month, also meet and greet passes and a room for the night after the show. If you want to win this amazing prize, first you need to get qualified.
I am so excited about this concert! June 17th Willie Nelson & Alison Krauss & Union Station featuring Jerry Douglas will be playing at Ogren Park Allegiance Field. You get to buy them before they officially go on sale!
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The man with his Cool Hand Luke shades, Eric Church, is coming to Spokane January 29th and we have tickets!
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The Roots and Boots Tour featuring Sammy Kershaw, Aaron Tippin, and Darryl Worley is pulling into Northern Quest Resort & Casino for a fun night of country music.
Get ready western Montana! We are proud to announce another boot stompin good time this fall. Dierks Bentley's "Riser" tour is set to make a stop in Missoula this October. With special guest Eric Paslay.
Special moments in life…taking a kid to their first concert. Train was a great first concert for my little cousin.
Get all the latest photos directly from Sir Paul McCartney's landmark concert at Washington-Grizzly Stadium right here in Missoula, Montana. The Out There tour is here, and you can follow along and be sure to tag your own contributions #OutThere
Legendary Sir Paul McCartney will be taking his Out There tour to Washington-Grizzly Stadium on August 5, 2014. This will be the former Beatles' first-ever appearance in Missoula.
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St. Kitts Cottage Suites and Supreme Rooms at Ottley's Plantation Inn
Supreme Rooms at Ottley's Plantation Inn can be found within our resort's charming Caribbean cottage suites. Some Supreme Rooms are half of the two-room Royal Suite Cottages, while others are situated side-by-side within quaint cottages. All Supreme Rooms have private entrances, private access to their own plunge pools, and double-locking doors separating them from next-door accommodations.
Supreme Rooms Within Our Charming Cottages
These spacious rooms are luxuriously furnished with colonial-style mahogany furniture and a king- or queen-sized bed. Each Supreme Room at Ottley's Plantation features an Italian-tile bathroom with a soothing whirlpool Jacuzzi. The biggest attraction of our cottage suites is their ocean-view patio with sun deck and private plunge pool.


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Online Invoicing Solutions: Boring Billing Just Got Better
Moving internal billing to online invoicing is a smart business decision. The bottom-line similarities between moving IT operations to the cloud and shifting invoicing to the cloud are many. Then there are a few esoteric reasons, like curing boredom, relieving stress, and reducing errors. Advanced features in online invoicing are making the benefits hard to ignore.[read more]
Expert Speak: 6 Highlights and Lessons from the 2015 CDO Summit
The CDO Summit 2015 (at the Thomson Reuters office in New York City) hosted Chief Digital Officers, Chief Data Officers and other C-suite digital leaders from a range of industries including retail, finance, healthcare and technology. Organized by the CDO Club, a packed day of sessions, panels and knowledge-sharing highlighted original research, the CDO jobs landscape and the challenges faced by CDOs as they focus on digital transformation at their companies.[read more]
Is VoIP Offering You Any Real Benefit?
Experts opine that instead of the myriad benefits offered by VoIP, we still need to have a disaster recovery system in place in order to make VoIP future ready. Hosted VoIP systems, for instance, allow several points of protection in order to support communication recovery. There should be enough scope for rerouting calls to other locations as well.[read more]
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Though many companies endorse the potential benefits of Big Data, very few are actually giving this development some serious thought. Particularly, many mid-market companies view this trend with much skepticism and closely seek confirmation from their risk affine industry peers. Among the numerous factors that hamper Big Data adoption in this sector, the most dominant is the Penguin Effect.[read more]
Business Analytics Error: Learn from Uber's Mistake During the Sydney Terror Attack
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Business (NOT) as Usual: 3 Big Business Intelligence Predictions for 2015
Each year, I work with dozens of clients in a quest to help them effectively implement their Business Intelligence systems. And each year, based on my experiences, I have put together a top 10 list of trends and predictions for the upcoming year.[read more]
Unify Brand, Agency, and Technology Efforts with Your Customer Data
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Spotlight on Traitify: Who The Hell Are You, Anyway?
DataWeek/API World this past September earned my ink as an overall exceptional conference, and as a spotlight on big data company SiSense. I did not, however, cover any of the API companies in attendance, other than a brief mention. But one I found super interesting and compelling is Traitify.[read more]
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Spotlight on SiSense: BI Without the Bandwidth
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Descriptive, Predictive, and Prescriptive Analytics Explained
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Top 5 Things Recruiters Should Ask Their Big Data
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Hope to see the Brown Brown & Tibi Makeup Collection here in the US come Spring. The palette release mimics the Denim & Rose Collection we seen this Fall but the colors are darker and more smoldering. Those who like a smoky purple eye may find the joy in this release.
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I haven't been online in a few days so first thing this morning I hopped right on to see what the sales were looking like! I had visions of 50, 60, or 70% off great makeup.
Reality set in rather quickly when I realized most of what was on sale I already owned. I also felt like the steals and deals just weren't there this year because stores actually ran out of stock super fast unlike last year's bust of a Christmas due to the economy.
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Gold iPhone: Why Apple looks to go golden with its new device
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The official announcement isn't expected until Sept. 10, but in recent days increasingly credible sources have confirmed that gold will join black and white in the iPhone color spectrum.
"With the speculation moving from unsubstantiated rumor into the zone of credibility as manufacturing ramps up and the product launch nears, it appears that Apple CEO Tim Cook will unveil a gold or champagne-colored iPhone 5S," CNET editor in chief Dan Farber reported. "Several sources are confirming the gold-toned iPhone 5S will be part of the September 10 event."
Some of the compelling reasons for Apple to produce a gold iPhone include:
Enhanced popularity in China and India: USA Today's Jefferson Graham wrote, "The addition of gold would not be a big deal here, but 'huge' in China, says Tim Bajarin, an analyst at Creative Strategies. 'The market is driven by colors, and gold means prosperity,' says Bajarin."
Style points for trendsetting: "By creating a gold iPhone, what Apple will be looking to do is set a new fashion," Matt Baxter-Reynolds wrote for tech website ZDNet. "They were the ones who created a desire for silver and glass, now the objective is to sell gold and glass as the must-have combination. Remember, Apple is a fashion brand, not a technology brand."
Gold is a relatively easy color to produce when anodizing aluminum: CNET's Eric Mack reported, "According to Ally Kazmucha, an editor for the (iMore website) who also works for a company that anodizes colors onto iDevices as an after-market service, gold is among the easiest colors to bling out an iPhone. An easily gilded iPhone could be a flashy selling point for an iPhone 5S otherwise lacking in flash and major new innovations."
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So, after phone calls upon phone calls, the eye doctor squeezed us in but neuro told me (after me telling them that it was an urgent matter) that the earliest they could do was MAY! WTF!
Then I talk to a ped in my group (I HATE this group, cant wait to switch!) and upon seeing the video they did not think it was infantile spasms (which I guess is good) and they called to make a neuro apt saying so. Then neuro gave us an apt on Jan 11th, right Im letting my kid possibly have seizure activities until then!
So, the eye doc said C's eye are great (she had a gr 3/4 ROP so this SHOULD be a good news) but at this point it is not such a great news because it means it is prob something neurological.
Considering her history of severe brain bleed, and even before knowing her eyes were fine, I could tell the doc was worried about seizures. She tried calling neuro but they wouldnt give her anything earlier so she told me that she would like to send us to the ER immediatly in order for them to get us in neuro faster (isn't that crazy!!!)
I ended up not going as it was 5pm and therefore there would be no EEG tech available and plus Castalia needed her reflux medecine and kept on coughing and choking on her reflux (including during the 3mi/45min stop and go traffic to our house! NOT COOL)
So, I still dont know anything, I guess we ruled out the eyes which was our "best option". There is still the "it's a behavioral thing" but I dont know, it is VERY unlike her which is exactly why I worry s much...
Anyways, I'll see what can be done tomorrow but this system is SO frustrating! I want her to go to Emory as it is the best there is around but I am not willing to wait that long to rule out seizures...
Just if you haven't see the vids here they are
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Root Vegetable Gratin
Sometimes forgotten vegetables like winter squash, celeriac and leeks, become family favorites, when they're layered with potatoes and baked to perfection in a delicious cream sauce.
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- 3 tbsp. unsalted butter
- 1 butternut squash
- 1 lb. potatoes
- 1 celery root
- 1 leek
- 1.75 c. Swanson® Vegetable Broth
- 0.50 c. heavy cream
- 1 tsp. fresh thyme leaves
- 0.50 tsp. ground nutmeg
- 0.33 c. grated Parmesan cheese
- Heat the oven to 400°F. Spread the butter in a 13 x 9 x 2-inch baking dish. Add the squash, potatoes, celery root and leeks to the prepared dish.
- Heat the broth, cream, thyme and nutmeg in a 2-quart saucepan over medium heat to a boil. Season to taste.
- Pour the broth mixture over the vegetables and toss to coat.
- Bake for 25 minutes. Reduce the temperature to 350°F and bake for 40 minutes more, or until golden brown and the vegetables are tender. (If the vegetables are browning too fast in the first 25 minutes, cover the dish loosely with foil.)
- Sprinkle with the cheese. Let stand for 10 minutes.
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AAADS scholar earns national recognition
Claudia Drieling selected as NEH summer scholar
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Claudia Drieling, a visiting scholar in the Department of African American and African Diaspora Studies at Indiana University Bloomington, was selected as a National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Scholar and participated in the 2012 NEH Summer Institute "Contemporary African American Literature."
Drieling was selected as an NEH Summer Scholar from a national applicant pool to attend one of 20 seminars and institutes supported by the NEH.
The three-week program was held at Penn State's University Park campus in State College, Pa., and was directed by Lovalerie King, director of the Penn State's Africana Research Center.
The institute featured lectures and seminars conducted by renowned scholars of African American literature. The 419 NEH Summer Scholars who participated in these programs of study will teach more than 73,000 American students the following year.
The Endowment is a federal agency that, each summer, supports these enrichment opportunities at colleges, universities, and cultural institutions so that teachers can study with experts in humanities disciplines.
Topics for the 20 seminars and institutes offered for college and university teachers this summer included Oscar Wilde and His Circle; French history and National Identity Since 1990; Health and Disease in the Middle Ages; World War I in the Middle East; Jane Austen and Her Contemporaries; Tudor Books and Readers; Commemoration, Empire, and the City of Rome; Liberty, Equality, and Justice in Domestic and Global Contexts; Leonardo da Vinci; Mesoamerica and the Southwest; Visual Culture of the American Civil War; American Maritime History; Roman Comedy in Performance; Contemporary African-American Literature; Knowledge Networks in the Medieval Muslim-Christian-Jewish Mediterranean; Consciousness from Buddhist and Contemporary Philosophical Perspectives; Experimental Philosophy; Asian-American Art, Research, and Teaching; The Etruscan and Early Roman City.
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Sculpture Embraces Horticulture Exhibit
Blithewold is a place where nature meets culture and where the wilderness of Narragansett Bay borders cultivated gardens full of indigenous and international plants that inspired our exhibit's regional, national, and international artists. The artist's contemplation of Blithewold's unique environment, from the tallest sequoia to the smallest trout lily, brings about a symbiosis of nature and technology.
The interaction between plants and their environment is so complex that plant neurobiology is a newly-emerging field. These emerging realities have intrigued and inspired the selection of artists. In "Sculpture Embraces Horticulture," we witness metal and bamboo art activated by the sun and wind, a tide clock fueled by the rise and fall of the ocean, fabric lit by photovoltaic cells, metal warmed by thermal air currents and a wind harp capturing the breeze off of Narragansett Bay.
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Ra Nui Sauvignon Blanc Wairau Valley 2005
Region: New Zealand » Marlborough » Wairau Valley
Winery: Ra Nui Wines Ltd
Color: White
Varietal: Sauvignon Blanc
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Ra Nui Wines is dedicated to producing premium hand crafted wine from uniquely favoured vineyards within the Marlborough region. We believe that "the wine is in the grape" and so we focus on the vineyard and the grape, and we grow our wine using the time honoured traditions of Sun, Soil and Passion. We are small and focused without constraint, and this allows us the hands on intensity that onl... Read more
Ra Nui Wines is dedicated to producing premium hand crafted wine from uniquely favoured vineyards within the Marlborough region. We believe that "the wine is in the grape" and so we focus on the vineyard and the grape, and we grow our wine using the time honoured traditions of Sun, Soil and Passion. We are small and focused without constraint, and this allows us the hands on intensity that only a small winemaker can have. Grapes are hand picked in the vineyard and transported direct to the winery. At the winery further hand selection takes place discarding any unwanted fruit before transferring to the press. We then further ensure that we retain all purity of texture and flavour by whole bunch pressing for all white wines in order to minimise skin contact resulting in juice with fine texture and maximum flavour. We see ourselves as "guardians" of the grape and adopt a low key non interventionist approach to our winemaking. We have three company vineyards, two are situated at the foot of the Wither Hills and one at high altitude. The Summer Valley Vineyard lies directly to the north in a gently sloping valley and is planted primarily to Sauvignon Blanc and also four different clones of Pinot Noir. The soils are primarily Wither Hill soils with gravel, stone and loess silt deposits. Our other company vineyard is the Cob Cottage Vineyard, situated just to the north of the Wither Hills and fronting onto State Highway, 3kms south of Blenheim township. As well as Sauvignon Blanc this vineyard is planted to various aromatic varieties as well as being close planted with Syrah. Both these vineyards are in a "dry" area , with rain shadows created by the surrounding hills and receive minimal annual rainfall. Finally, our recently planted Delta Vineyard. This exciting vineyard, although reasonably centrally located in the middle of the Wairau Valley, is one of the highest elevation vineyards in Marlborough. This vineyard sits in a God given perfectly formed North facing bowl, the elevation of the site was formed thousands of years ago with the movement of the nearby seismic plates resulting in an uplifting of this section of the valley. This elevation with low vigour soil, comprising shallow topsoil with some gravels and clay loams, results in a long and cool growing season, far cooler than the lower valley floor. The main hillside has been planted with ten different clones of Pinot Noir on various low vigour rootstock. We have also planted a further small North facing slope with Pinot Gris, again with the intensive close planting. In order to manage this special vineyard we have a very narrow (98cm) wide tractor to negotiate the narrow rows, and we also undertake applying canopy sprays by helicopter. A very special vineyard requires intense dedication.We are a member of Sustainable Winegrowing New Zealand, an organisation which promotes environmentally focused vineyard practices, and which also aims to provide a quality assurance guarantee from the vineyard to the winery. We like to tread softly in the vineyard in the belief that it is a sustainable resource that the generations to come will enjoy, just as we have. Read less
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Kaley Cuoco Says Goodbye To James GarnerBy: Amanda Crum - July 21, 2014
Kaley Cuoco was one of many celebrities and fans who were talking about James Garner over the weekend after news broke that he'd passed away of natural causes. The Big Bang Theory actress took to Twitter and other social media outlets to remember the iconic actor, who played her grandfather on the hit sitcom 8 Simple Rules.
Garner was known around Hollywood as a lovable man and true professional who made other actors feel at ease. His resume was an impressive list of television and film credits, beginning in the '50s and through the '70s, when The Rockford Files became a hit. His last credit was in 2010.
Cuoco left some kind words on her Twitter page for Garner, saying she would miss his hugs.
Cuoco and her co-stars have been in headlines recently due to contract negotiations with CBS; nothing has been finalized, but Cuoco, Johnny Galecki, and Jim Parsons are all reportedly demanding $1 million per episode. Production for the new season hasn't begun yet because of it.
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In response to the recent announcement of the upcoming webinar, "Raising Kids to be Sexually Pure in College," with Dannah Gresh (Pure Freedom Ministries), a dad of a young man who is currently considering Cedarville University sent us a beautiful open letter. He gave permission to share his comments on Parent Prep.
An open note to parents of Christian young women:
I want to assure you, there are young men who are making Ps. 37:4 a reality in their lives.
"Delight yourself in the Lord and He will give you the desires of your heart." As our son has learned this alignment of his heart to HIS heart, he makes his way through the temptations and the world's pressures.
We have raised our young man, a possible future student at Cedarville, to be pure, to respect a woman, and to hold his heart and love for 'courtship.' The struggles are normal. With the power of the verses that follow Ps. 37:4 ('commit,' 'trust,' 'be still,' 'wait patiently'), there is victory and an excitement for God's ultimate Best.
Thank you for preparing your daughter in the same way. We are praying for your daughter.
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Sick of being judged by my BMI
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Posted 20 November 2012 - 10:07 PM
I accidentally replied to an old thread today about being fat and pregnant but thought I would share what I have been going through. I had issues with my pill (I'm assuming it was that) which saw me put on 40kg very quickly. I have been struggling to get the weight off. The reason I assume it was my pill was basically when I stopped the weight would start coming off and as soon as I started the weight piled back on (noticeably, people told me they could tell when I would start and stop because my weight would change dramatically). Anyway, that's not what I'm here to discuss. I'm here because I'm sick of being treated differently because of my BMI.
I know some people will say that the way I am being treated is for my own health but seriously unless you experience it for yourself you don't fully understand.
I went for my first hospital appointment at 11 weeks and had a great reception by the midwives they were lovely then I saw the trainee doctor. He had no bedside manner and after leaving me alone in the room for 20-30 minutes while he spoke to his consultant came back told me that they couldn't see me at that hospital any more because of my weight and wrote out a referral for an early GTT.
It wasn't what he said but the way he said it. It was very cold, and he didn't explain anything that would happen. I was so upset, I cried all that afternoon.
That's where my aloneness started. This was in September and when the new hospital called me to make an appointment it wasn't made until mid November.
It took me weeks to find out where I would go to get the results of the GTT because as it turns out my new hospital will only deal with me for the birth and not for any appointments prior to that. After weeks of calling to find out what was going on I eventually got an appointment with my original hospital at 20 weeks (apparently they are supposed to continue seeing me automatically and the way I was handled was not inline with procedure).
My only issue is my weight I don't have GD, high blood pressure or any other medical complication and my baby's growth is in the mid range for growth (not too large and not too small).
Yet at my appointments the first thing mentioned is my weight and this is mentioned at a minimum of 5 times per appointment. At no time do they discuss the positive outcome of a labor. They continuously mention statistics but at no stage do they actually say what these statistics are (ie percentages of overweight women and complications when they have absolutely nothing else wrong with them)
I live over 1 hours drive from the new hospital and when I asked how I get to the hospital when I go into labour as my husband would most likely be at work (he works 1 1/2 hours travel from home - if there's an express train - plus the extra 1 hour back to the hospital) I was told that I wouldn't go to that hospital first I would go to my local hospital and if there were no risks in my labour I would birth there.
I don't understand why I am going through all this crap when the most likely outcome is that I will birth at the original hospital.
What is happening is I see Dr's very infrequently at the moment - which is a bit daunting with your first child when you don't know what to expect - you can't have access to midwife care - and you have no idea what is going on half the time.
Seriously tell us (people with high BMI) the risks, let us know that if we present for labour and there are complications on the day we will be transferred to x hospital (just like any other woman) but don't put us through this crap to start with. Treat us like pregnant women as that is what we are and most of all please treat us with respect. We have that right just like anyone else.
Posted 20 November 2012 - 10:28 PM
I am so sorry that you are being treated like this, Linda - I am not from this section but saw it in recent topics.
I have found it very hard in each pregnancy, so I can only imagine with the additional run-around that you have been given it would seriously be doing my head in!!
Posted 20 November 2012 - 10:40 PM
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I am so sorry that you are being treated like this, Linda - I am not from this section but saw it in recent topics.
I have found it very hard in each pregnancy, so I can only imagine with the additional run-around that you have been given it would seriously be doing my head in!!
Thanks, I know it's because I don't fit into their little box. But the comment last week that I would go to the original hospital and would more than likely have the baby there just made me wonder why they are acting the way they are now. They could just as easily give me the doom and gloom stories at my original hospital without the need to go to both.
Posted 20 November 2012 - 10:57 PM
I am sorry you have been given the run around, if your not happy with the lack of care could you do shared care with your GP that way you could have more frequent appointments.
I am also a plus size lady (size 20 - 22) and have found my experience completely different to yours, in my first pregnancy no mention was made of my weight and I gave birth under midwife care at a small regional hospital.
This pregnancy while they have weighed me every appointment and I was told if my weight went over 130kg I would have to birth at the major maternity hospital here in birth there has been little other mention of my weight and I am again giving birth with the midwife care at a local hospital. I have done shared care for this pregnancy with my GP as well so I have had appointments every two to three weeks either with my GP or at the hospital. I do attend the high risk antenatal clinic but that is due to a completely separate issue from my weight.
Posted 21 November 2012 - 07:44 AM
I'm glad your experience has been different.
Perhaps I am just unlucky. I had issues with my dr not telling me all that much either. Ive only been to him for pregnancy stuff the dr I was seeing for about 12 years is now 1 1/2 hours drive each way due to me moving so its a bit far to travel for appointments (I was going to try but my partner said no, he was right though).
I must admit that it's not everyone I deal with that has an issue like unsaid the midwives were great, my dr is pretty good if a little vague, two of the three sonographers (I had a dating scan at 8 weeks) were great, and 2 of the 4 drs I've seen so far have also been great. I guess that's what makes it harder some are saying its all good just continue losing weight after baby is here and others go in the total opposite direction.
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Posted 21 November 2012 - 05:37 PM
Thanks songbird. I'm sure once baby is here all of this will be insignificant.
I too only really lose weight when I cut out those starchy carbs. I was following a program before I got pregnant but was told not to lose weight so have been a little relaxed with it. I think I'll just work my bottom off while on maternity leave to get ready for our next child. I'm very determined not to go through this again.
Posted 21 November 2012 - 06:47 PM
Linda6 I haven't been lucky enough to fall pregnant have been going through IVF - and every time I do a cycle put on weight.
They can find nothing wrong so it MUST be my weight I find this frustrating and unprofessional.
In my experience you need to DEMAND better care just because you heavier doesn't mean you don't deserve respect. If you don't feel that you are getting it speak up.
This is hard as a bigger person we are made to feel inferior and substandard. We aren't we deserve to be treated well and if you are feeling like they are being disrespectful they probably are you will be doing a favour for the next 'big' person they deal with perhaps they will think twice before being judgemental.
You don't need to be nasty but could be assertive. When they mention your weight you could try something like I'm aware I'm overweight this has been mentioned in previous appointments perhaps we could leave it at that.
I'm not sure if they realise what they are doing when they do this but is becomes completely disheartening and in some cases makes the entire situation worse.
Good luck - I hope you get through to them, or fluke the good one in the bunch!!
Posted 21 November 2012 - 08:10 PM
Malibu71 thank you. My husband dd say something as he came with me to my last appointment. He took it worse than me I think. He pointed out that apart from my weight I am completely healthy and also mentioned that they haven't even taken into account family history with pregnancy's and births.
I'm sorry you haven't fallen pregnant yet. I was following the eating plan suggested by Christine Cronau and doing 2 hours personal training a week (on Saturdays only). I honestly believe that following that plan helped me conceive (my husband was following it too).
Good luck, I hope you get your baby soon.
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