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Sri Lanka win by three wicketsThis match was a low-scoring slow-burner, in which dominance wavered this way and that. It might have started off as a dead rubber, but there was pride to play for for Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka will have been happy to get some match time in before the final. Bangladesh lost their way with the bat after a 74-run opening stand, and what they really needed was for someone to come in and play the role Angelo Mathews did. He was never hurried, yet didn't lose sight of the target, and timed the chase to perfection.
Over 48 - SL 196/7 (Mathews 68, Senanayake 1)WICKET! A mix-up, and Perera is run out. Is there a late twist here? Perera had driven the ball hard back at Al-Amin, and it rebounded off his hand towards mid-off. The batsmen were caught mid-pitch when Rubel swooped and threw down the stumps with a direct hit. Mathews remains, so Sri Lanka are still favourites, but Bangladesh will have renewed hope.
Over 43 - SL 165/6 (Mathews 50, Perera 4)Angelo Mathews goes to a potentially match-winning fifty with a very tight single. He knocked the ball towards point and set off ... if the fielder had been in more sharply, and had picked the ball up cleanly, Perera could well have been caught short of his ground. Shakib Al Hasan has just one more over after this one. Should Mushfiqur bowl him out, or keep one in reserve?
Over 40 - SL 157/6 (Mathews 47, Perera 0)WICKET! De Silva can't make his second chance count, and he's given out caught behind off Mahmudullah. The over had started with a vociferous lbw shout, that was turned down as the batsman had inside-edged the ball onto his pads. De Silva had a big heave two deliveries later, and there was a definite sound as the ball passed him before settling in Anamul's gloves ... but was it bat, or glove? The replays suggest it may even have been thigh-pad, but the batsmen has been given out.
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Sunflower Bread
15 Apr 2009
|2 Tablespoon
|Whole wheat flour
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs)
|Sea salt
|1 Tablespoon
|Unrefined oil
|2 Tablespoon
|Raw honey
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Whole wheat flour
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|Sunflower seeds/Chopped pumpkin seeds, or raisins
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
In a large bowl mix 2 cups of the flour with the yeast.
Heat the milk, salt, oil, and honey to lukewarm.
Add the liquid to the flour-yeast combination and beat 2 minutes.
Add the remaining flour and the seeds or raisins, and work in by hand.
Knead the dough 5 to 10 minutes on a floured board.
Place the dough in an oiled bowl, turning to coat the dough.
Cover and let rise until doubled, about 2 hours.
Punch the dough down.
Divide it in half and shape into 2 loaves.
Place in oiled loaf pans.
Cover and let rise until double, about 1 hour.
Bake 40 to 45 minutes at 375 Degree.
Cover loosely with foil during the last 15 minutes of baking.
Turn loaves out on a rack to cool.
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A randomised controlled trial of extended brief intervention for alcohol dependent patients in an acute hospital setting (ADPAC)
1 The Wolfson Centre for Personalised Medicine, Institute of Translational Medicine, University of Liverpool (1-5 Brownlow Street) Liverpool (L69 3GL) UK
2 Department of Gastroenterology, Southport & Ormskirk NHS Trust (Town Lane) Southport (PR8 6PN) UK
3 Dept of Gastroenterology, Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University Hospital Trust (Prescot Street) Liverpool (L7 8XP) UK
4 Department of Biostatistics, Faculty of Health & Life Sciences, University of Liverpool, (Brownlow Street) Liverpool (L69 3GS) UK
5 Department of Health and Community Care Research Unit, University of Liverpool, (Brownlow Hill) Liverpool (L69 3GB) UK
6 Department of Health Service Research, University of Liverpool (70 Pembrooke Place) Liverpool (L69 3GL) UK
7 Division of Psychiatry, Institute of Psychology Health and Society, University of Liverpool (Brownlow Street) Liverpool (L69 3GL) UK
BMC Public Health 2011, 11:528 doi:10.1186/1471-2458-11-528Published: 4 July 2011
Alcohol dependence affects approximately 3% of the English population, and accounts for significant medical and psychiatric morbidity. Only 5.6% of alcohol-dependent individuals ever access specialist treatment and only a small percentage ever seek treatment. As people who are alcohol dependent are more likely to have experienced health problems leading to frequent attendance at acute hospitals it would seem both sensible and practical to ensure that this setting is utilised as a major access point for treatment, and to test the effectiveness of these treatments.
This is a randomised controlled trial with a primary hypothesis that extended brief interventions (EBI) delivered to alcohol-dependent patients in a hospital setting by an Alcohol Specialist Nurse (ASN) will be effective when compared to usual care in reducing overall alcohol consumption and improving on the standard measures of alcohol dependence. Consecutive patients will be screened for alcohol misuse in the Emergency Department (ED) of a district general hospital. On identification of an alcohol-related problem, following informed written consent, we aim to randomize 130 patients per group. The ASN will discharge to usual clinical care all control group patients, and plan a programme of EBI for treatment group patients. Follow-up interview will be undertaken by a researcher blinded to the intervention at 12 and 24 weeks. The primary outcome measure is level of alcohol dependence as determined by the Severity of Alcohol Dependence Questionnaire (SADQ) score. Secondary outcome measures include; Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) score, quantity and frequency of alcohol consumption, health-related quality of life measures, service utilisation, and patient experience. The trial will also allow an assessment of the cost-effectiveness of EBI in an acute hospital setting. In addition, patient experience will be assessed using qualitative methods.
This paper presents a protocol for a RCT of EBI delivered to alcohol dependent patients by an ASN within an ED. Importantly; the trial will also seek to understand patients' perceptions and experiences of being part of a RCT and of receiving this form of intervention.
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Needed as the medications were, it seemed like a lot of information, side effects and drug interactions to manage, not to mention vitamins, herbal remedies and over-the-counter medicine. Seeing different specialists for different conditions and inconsistent communication seems to be a growing concern, a gap in patient care, particularly for those who do not have the knowledge or resources to manage their medication.
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Retro Clock Widget
Retro Clock Widget was one of the first clock widgets available for android and has been downloaded by millions of users over the years. Version 2.0 brings many improvements, while keeping the simplicity that made it famous.
This app provides a home screen clock and date widget based on the classical mechanical flipping clock. The widgets act as shortcuts to the systems alarm clock and calendar applications.
When you want to customize the look and feel (like the colors, transparency, or shortcut applications), you can do so using the Retro Clock Settings companion app also available on Google Play.
To use the widget on Android 4.0+:
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- long press an empty spot on the home screen
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- tap on Retro Clock / Date to add it to the home screen
NOTE: If you are using a Task Manager, make sure to add Retro Clock Widget to the ignore list. When the app is killed, the time will stop updating.
Retro Clock Settings
This Retro Clock Settings companion app allows you to customize the look and feel (like the colors, transparency, or shortcut applications) of Retro Clock Widget.
In order to use this application you must have Retro Clock Widget 2.0 installed. It is available for free on Google Play
OpenGL ES Reference
When working with the OpenGL API, having access to the reference pages is a must. Accessing them through the browser on your phone or tablet is not ideal. The pages are not mobile friendly and the embedded math renders poorly due to lack of MathML support in common browsers.
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The full reference manuals for OpenGL ES 1.1 and OpenGL ES 2.0 are provided for free.
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Is He Dead? The first major production in Connecticut! Starving artist Jean-François Millet is an amazingly talented painter, but, like all living geniuses, his work is unappreciated. Scheming with the help of his colleagues, he stages his own death in order to increase the value of his paintings. The big question: if he's dead, how can he collect his riches? The answer: Put on a dress and return as his sister, of course! This fast-paced comedy by the granddaddy of American Humor, Mark Twain, is a combination of the Marx Brothers, Three Stooges and RuPaul's Drag Race. Premiered almost 100 years after Twain's death, this "new" show is incredibly ironic! Show Dates: February 6-8, 13-15, 20-22 Directed by Debi Freund
next to normal is a Pulitzer Prize-winning rock musical with book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey and music by Tom Kitt. It's the story of a mother who struggles with worsening bipolar disorder and the effect that her illness, and the attempts to alleviate it, have on her family. She dreams of being next to normal. The musical addresses issues that we may think of as uncomfortable. But, a musical? Bet you weren't expecting that! Show Dates: April 10- 12, 17-19, 24-26 Directed by Joe Keach-Longo
Moon Over Buffalo by Ken Ludwig follows in the footsteps of last season's smash hit Noises Off! It's a delightful farce, offers a little sexual innuendo and a bit of slapstick. You'll enjoy the period time-frame, drinking and womanizing male star, justifiably jealous wife, young stage manager desperately trying to keep things together, important person(s) in the audience, at least one character who's passed out and is believed missing and non-actors forced to become actors. Show Dates: June 12-14, 19-21, 26-28 Directed by Karen Sidel
Barefoot in the Park – Sweet and funny, this slice of life was written by one of our favorite playwrights, Neil Simon. Corie and Paul Bratter are newlyweds. You'll see their first home -- an apartment on the top floor of a brownstone in New York City. During the course of four days, they learn to become a married couple, facing the usual daily ups-and-downs and facing the question of "do opposites attract?". Corrie dreams of Paul becoming more easy-going, to, for example, run "barefoot in the park". Show Dates: August 14-16, 21-23, 28-30 LTM Directed by Michael Forgetta
Shrek, the Musical – It's time for fairy tales in this wonderful musical adventure of an ogre whose quiet life has been infested with well-known story-book characters, an over-the-top best friend Donkey and the surprise of his life -- falling in love with a Princess. Composer: Jeanine Tesori, Book and Lyrics: David Lindsay-Abaire. A tale for the whole family about an ogre we've all come to know and love! Don't 'kid' yourself, this show is not just for kids! Show Dates: November 6-8, 13-15, 20-22 Directed by John Pike
Please note: there will be no Thursday performances in the 2015 season
Ticket Prices:
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Update to Impact Fee Moratorium
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Effective January 1, 2014, the SCHOOL IMPACT FEE will be $3,000.00 per new dwelling unit until December 31, 2016. The fee will decrease to $2,500.00 per dwelling unit beginning January 1, 2017.
Connect Live is the county's online permit, development and contractor information service for growth management information. Anyone can research permits, developments, contractor licenses or even submit a complaint regarding code violations. Licensed contractors can apply for various types of commercial and residential permits while other users can submit a selection of applications that do not require a contractor. All registered users can check the status of their applications, make payments, and schedule inspections. Click here to see what you can do online!
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On March 15, 2012, the 2010 Florida Building Code took effect statewide. The new wind speed maps as contained in
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LANSING, Mich., July 12, 2010 Drinking tart cherry juice daily could help reduce the severity of insomnia and time spent awake after going to sleep, according to a new study published in the Journal of Medicinal Food1.
A team of University of Pennsylvania, University of Rochester and VA Center of Canandaigua researchers conducted a pilot study on the sleep habits of 15 older adults. The adults drank 8 ounces of tart cherry juice beverage (CheriBundi www.cheribundi.com) in the morning and evening for 2 weeks, and a comparable matched juice drink, with no tart cherry juice, for another 2 week period. There were significant reductions in reported insomnia severity and the adults saved about 17 minutes of wake time after going to sleep, on average, when drinking cherry juice daily, compared to when they were drinking the juice drink.
Ongoing sleep issues plague more than 40 million adults and another 20 million experience occasional sleep disruptions, putting their health and wellbeing at risk, and leaving many Americans on a quest for sleep solutions, according to the National Institutes of Health. Americans spend more than $84 million on over-the-counter sleep aids each year2.
The researchers suspect tart cherries' natural benefits could be due in part to their relatively high content of melatonin a natural antioxidant in cherries with established ability to help moderate the body's sleep-wake cycle. Produced naturally by the body in small amounts, melatonin plays a role in inducing sleepiness at night and wakefulness during the day.
Russel J. Reiter, Ph.D, a biomedical scientist at the University of Texas Health Science Center and one of the world's leading authorities on melatonin, says while melatonin supplement pills have been heavily promoted as a sleep aid, foods such as cherries available year-round as dried, frozen and juice may be a better alternat
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Spoiling my 4-year old niece, the SF Giants and Niners, hanging out with family and friends, romantic comedies.
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Watch Contracted Online – Free Streaming 2013 Full Movie on Putlocker. The main character pretty much right away suffers a horrible symptom that would have any sensible lady dialing 911, but she opts to function a shift at a restaurant rather. I'll grant the filmmakers that possibly her illness is dialing up her stupidity, but 30 minutes in, her outward look is horrifying.Now this movie looked good. Lighting/camera perform – a lot more mature. Effects – considerably more realistic and scary.
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Thanks for the pics I sometimes miss riding down there.
I'll be up for another Tate's Hell ride in early spring :ricky
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Is the area west of Hwy 98 on 368/Arran Road an interesting place to explore? I may be up this weekend and will have a day to mosey around in Crawfordville...Google Earth has me intrigued.
I am always up for a better plan. I get in Thursday evening and I have a day at TMH with my father on Friday, so depending on how that goes, I may get to poke around Saturday and possibly camp out for a night before heading back. Don't really have complete control of my schedule, but I'll bring the scoot and my good intentions.
I'm planning on doing some of those roads Saturday - the weather looks great and I have a new scooter I'm itching to exercise. Kind of a noob so would love to follow folks who know their way.
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I am really hoping my new battery arrives...I have patellar tendonitis in the kickstart leg and I am s'posed to rest it....:rofl
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Hardees in "downtown" Crawfordville at 11 a.m. this Saturday (Feb 2) sound like a good meet time / place?
I would love to come out, but my daughter has soccer @ 10a.m. on Saturdays. If you guys are going to be somewhere around 1p.m., I could probably meet up with ya'll.
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MPRAP: An accessibility predictor for a-helical transmem-brane proteins that performs well inside and outside the membrane
Center for Biomembrane Research, Stockholm Bioinformatics Center, Dept. of Biochemistry and biophysics, Stockholm University, SE-106 91 Stockholm, Sweden
BMC Bioinformatics 2010, 11:333 doi:10.1186/1471-2105-11-333Published: 18 June 2010
In water-soluble proteins it is energetically favorable to bury hydrophobic residues and to expose polar and charged residues. In contrast to water soluble proteins, transmembrane proteins face three distinct environments; a hydrophobic lipid environment inside the membrane, a hydrophilic water environment outside the membrane and an interface region rich in phospholipid head-groups. Therefore, it is energetically favorable for transmembrane proteins to expose different types of residues in the different regions.
Investigations of a set of structurally determined transmembrane proteins showed that the composition of solvent exposed residues differs significantly inside and outside the membrane. In contrast, residues buried within the interior of a protein show a much smaller difference. However, in all regions exposed residues are less conserved than buried residues. Further, we found that current state-of-the-art predictors for surface area are optimized for one of the regions and perform badly in the other regions. To circumvent this limitation we developed a new predictor, MPRAP, that performs well in all regions. In addition, MPRAP performs better on complete membrane proteins than a combination of specialized predictors and acceptably on water-soluble proteins. A web-server of MPRAP is available at http://mprap.cbr.su.se/ webcite
By including complete a-helical transmembrane proteins in the training MPRAP is able to predict surface accessibility accurately both inside and outside the membrane. This predictor can aid in the prediction of 3D-structure, and in the identification of erroneous protein structures.


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In the week of 22 and 25 May 2014 you have the opportunity to influence the political future of the European Union by giving your contribution to elect the 751 Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) for the next five years. Make you sure you check when the exact election day in your country is!
The elected MEPs will represent over 500 million citizens in the 28 member states. MEPs seats are given acording to something called 'degressive proportionality', which means that countries with larger populations have more seats than smaller ones but the latter have more seats than strict proportionality would imply.
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DALLAS -- Today's 73rd AT&T Cotton Bowl should be all about the match-up of two talented teams squaring off in what promises to be a very entertaining game.
While that may hold true, it has also turned into a battle about who can gain the respect they feel has been lacking. It may seem odd that a team that was ranked No. 1 at one point this season, and was within a blowout loss to Oklahoma from having a shot at the national championship, feels like it needs to get some respect. But that's how 11-1 Texas Tech feels heading into today's 1 p.m. game against the Rebels.
When Texas Tech quarterback Graham Harrell and receiver Michael Crabtree were in Orlando last month to collect their postseason awards, all they heard was that the only reason their offense was so good was because the Big 12 Conference lacked quality defenses. The No. 7 Red Raiders lead the country in passing offense with 417 yards per game and averaged 44.6 points per game.
"All of USC was up there getting on us about the Big 12 not having defenses," Crabtree said. "I guess we just have good offenses. The defenses are good, but it's pretty hard to stop these high-powered offenses that are coming these days."
Unfortunately for the Red Raiders, Oklahoma completely shut down Tech's passing game and Harrell became well-acquainted with the Sooners defensive line in the 65-21 loss.
Harrell would like nothing more than to atone for that performance in their nationally televised game against Ole Miss.
"It seems like a lot of people have been taking shots at the Big 12," he said. "It'll be a fun match-up. We look forward to playing Ole Miss because of how good they are. We look forward to the challenge."
Against Ole Miss, which finished the season with its defense playing as well as any in the country, the Red Raiders want to show off their offensive skills. And what better way to do that than against a quality Southeastern Conference team.
"This is a chance, even though it's not the national championship game, it's a chance to say for our conference to say we're better than you think we are," Tech offensive line coach Matt Moore said. "We play good defense here. We play good offense. There are some good schools here. Watching the SEC on film this week, they're some really good defenses. But there are some really good defenses in our conference, too. It's one of those things where we've got to go out there and get the job done and then we can turn around and say I told you. It's going to be exciting."
Ole Miss, coming off a 3-9 season a year ago, has been in the underdog role all year long. But even after finishing the year on a five-game winning streak, with wins this season over Florida and LSU, the Rebels still believe they are not getting enough love.
"Our kids are fired up about the opportunity to go out and try to earn some respect," Ole Miss defensive coordinator Tyrone Nix said. "That's our biggest challenge. We've told people that no one respected Ole Miss and it's obvious. We're just fortunate to be in the game. Some think we shouldn't even be here. So let's see what happens."
The Rebels (8-4) more than earned their way to Dallas. They dealt Florida its only loss of the season, 31-30, in Gainesville. Their last loss was a four-point defeat at then-No. 1 Alabama. They finished the year rattling off wins over Arkansas, Auburn, Louisiana-Monroe, LSU and Mississippi State.
That winning streak got them a No.20 ranking in The Associated Press poll heading into the bowl season. A win over the Red Raiders could send the Rebels soaring up the final rankings.
"We look at this game like it's a game for respect," Ole Miss free safety Jamarca Sanford said. "That's all we're playing for is respect. I feel like they don't really respect us. They probably feel like they're not going to go against a defense (today). We're just going to go out and compete like we have all year.''
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I really don't know......I just got recommendateions from my doc and they gave me a list that said
Metamucil (YUCK), Philips MOM...better and colace capsules. I had a bowel impaction starting and had to take all 3 of these for 3 days before I got relief.....
GL to you!!!! Feel better soon.
YW....it has not been a fun few weeks for me......not at all...but I will do what i need to do to get this rainbow...lol
honestly I would not wait.....if you are having a problem now, 3 days can cause a HUGE problem......
My doc told me last week when I brought this to his attention that if it has been more than 3 days to get started on something right away......
I found the Philips cherry MOM was the easiest to take...it tastes good and you follow it up with 8oz of water......
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My bottle does not say anything about aspirin....and my husband is a pharmacist and he says no aspirin in MOM.....
My bottle says Magnesium hydroxide, magnesium and soduim as the active ingredients....and no aspirin in the inactive ingredients either.....
I don't really know anything about the gummies, but with any fiber make sure you drink plenty of water. That's what makes them work, and extra water itself may help too. Good luck! That's miserable!
I say go with the old and the true! PRUNE JUICE, fast and effective. I would just chug it and then chase it with orange juice or something with pulp/fiber. They have Prune Juice thats specifically fortified for "digestive health." Healthy, safe, effective.
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Last week: 30 (-1) Record: 2-6 Last week I mentioned that Cam Newton is 1-10 in his career in games decided by a touchdown or less. Well, the good news is that he's 6-7 in his other 13 games. Typically, records in touchdown games even out over time. Teams that win a game by a touchdown or less win their following game 52% of the time if that game is also decided by a touchdown or less. If that were the case in his 11 close games, he'd have around a .500 career record, instead of being 7-17, which wouldn't be bad considering that they don't have a great supporting cast. Meanwhile, as disappointing as his 2012 has been, they have the exact same record through 8 games as they did last year, when Newton was the next big thing. This year, he has just one loss by more than a touchdown and that was on Thursday Night, when it's understandable for a young quarterback to have a bad game. They have just a -31 points differential this year and while they rank 29th in rate of sustaining drives d...
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Nine years after leaving a Hungarian orphanage, the children of James and Kimberly Derk are living like American kids.
There are Cub Scout meetings and Girl Scout cookies and baseball and video games. Kristian, 14, can play "Louie, Louie" on the trombone with the Castle Junior High School band. The six adopted children have come a long way from the orphanage, where their worlds were confined to just a couple of rooms and where the oldest children hadn't learned English.
"When they're released into the real world, they have to learn how to cross the street, that knives are sharp, how to flush a toilet, everything that a child learns gradually is forced on them all at once," said James Derk of Newburgh, who went to the Eastern European country with his wife to bring the children home. "Part of that is really wonderful, but part of that is testing the limits of a parent. They don't know that crossing the street can get you killed."
And, the family says, it was all worth it.
The Derks, who had both had fertility issues during previous marriages, decided to adopt soon after marrying in 1996.
They adopted Kristian, Willie, now 12, and twins Ava and Adam, now 10, in 1996.
When a new brother, Cary, now 8, was born in 1999, followed in 2001 by a new sister, Kristiana, now 7, the Derks didn't hesitate to adopt.
But the challenges started right away. They had originally tried to adopt a child from Bolivia, but that country's struggles delayed an adoption, even as their expensive - and temporary - background check was about to expire. After more searching, Kimberly Derk found four Hungarian children in need of a family - their parents were deemed mentally unfit to keep them - and the couple decided to go for it.
The first four children suffered from health problems due to Hungary's poor health care system, including hearing loss from frequent ear infections.
The Derks figured they could provide better health care to the children.
"Where better than the United States to have kids?" Derk said.
"Where would you rather have your kids - here or in an orphanage in Eastern Europe?"
Communicating with the children was tough for the first month; luckily, the Derks found a translator at the University of Evansville.
The Hungarian language is difficult to learn, Derk said, and the children lost their ability to speak it.
"We dread that we lost it, but there wasn't much we could do to stop it," he said.
"We have a lot of books around the house; we have a Hungarian flag in our room; we play videos. We hope to go back in the next couple of years, ... We want them to know who they are and where they came from."
The children's main problem now, Kristian said, is one common to most large families.
"We fight a lot," he said.
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