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Rigaku Corporation today announced the publication of a new application note covering the determination of sulfur in bio-gasoline using wavelength dispersive X-ray fluorescence (WDXRF) spectrometry. The report describes the performance of the Rigaku Primini Biofuel WDXRF spectrometer, a benchtop analyzer dedicated to trace analysis of phosphorus (P), sulfur (S) and chlorine (Cl).
The sulfur content in gasoline has been restricted in the interest of environmental protection, as well as for increased engine performance and emission control. At the same time, use of non-fossil fuels such as bio-ethanol and bio-diesel has increased. There are two means of producing bio-gasoline. One is to add ETBE (ethyl tert-butyl ether), synthesized from ethanol and isobutene, and the other is to directly add ethanol to gasoline.
In X-ray fluorescence analysis, the different additive ratios of ETBE or ethanol influence the results for sulfur levels due to variations in oxygen content in bio-gasoline. Application note #5031 introduces a new method that has been developed to correct for these conditions using scattering X-rays from samples.
For the published method, the standard and unknown samples were prepared by blending di-n-butyl disulfide with paraffinic oil and alcohol. To calibrate for sulfur, a newly developed "Lite Matrix Correction" method was applied. This method only requires standards for elements to be analyzed, and does not require any special standards for matrix correction.
Analysis was performed using the Rigaku Primini Biofuel spectrometer equipped with a 50 W air cooled Pd target X-ray tube, which does not require external cooling water. The system employed a sealed proportional counter detector and a He-purge measurement environment.
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Craft with your kids and make a pretty beaded angel from Emi Harrington! This angel craft for kids is simple and customizable. It'll be easy enough for the kids but fun enough for you!
- 58 pony beads (34 for the wings, and 24 for the body).
- 2 pipe cleaners
- 1 shank button or 1 large bead for the head.
- On one pipe cleaner, thread 34 beads, (this will be for the wings). On the other pipe cleaner, thread 24 beads, (this will be for the body).
- Form the wings. Bring the two ends of the pipe cleaner together, and twist to close. Pinch to find the center of the string of beads, (or count to find the center), and bring the center to the twisted end. Twist to form a figure "8".
- Make the body. Twist the two ends of the pipe cleaner together, leaving one long end.
- Connect the wings and the body. Using the ends of the pipe cleaner from the wings section, wrap around under the head, and twist together at the back.
- Make the head: Pass a shank button, or a large bead on the long end of the pipe cleaner, then form a halo with the remaining pipe cleaner.
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Article: Hepatopancreatoduodenectomy for anastomotic recurrence from residual cholangiocarcinoma: report of a case.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Resection of cholangiocarcinoma often results in a positive ductal margin, from carcinoma in situ (CIS) near the main tumor; however, the biological behavior of the residual CIS after surgical resection remains equivocal. We report a case of late local recurrence of CIS, defined as long-term tumor progression from CIS residue at the ductal stump. The patient, a 73-year-old man, had undergone bile duct resection for distal cholangiocarcinoma, leaving positive ductal margins with CIS. A biliary stricture was found 10 years later at the site of anastomosis, and right hepatectomy with pancreatoduodenectomy was performed. Based on histological analogy and the evidence of remnant CIS, a final diagnosis of late local recurrence from the CIS foci was made. This uncommon mode of recurrence should be considered in patients with early-stage disease with expected favorable survival because salvage surgery is feasible for selected patients.Surgery Today 05/2013; DOI:10.1007/s00595-013-0578-5
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ABSTRACT: To review our experiences with left-sided hepatectomy for perihilar cholangiocarcinoma, to compare left hepatectomy with left trisectionectomy, and to evaluate the clinical significance of left trisectionectomy from the viewpoint of surgical oncology. Only 4 large case series have been reported on left trisectionectomy, with only a few patients diagnosed with perihilar cholangiocarcinoma. Therefore, the oncologic advantage of left trisectionectomy compared with left hepatectomy for perihilar cholangiocarcinoma is still unclear. This study involved 201 patients who underwent left-sided hepatectomy for perihilar cholangiocarcinoma (86 trisectionectomies and 115 hepatectomies). Surgical outcome and survival were compared between the 2 types of hepatectomy. The length of the resected right posterior bile duct was also measured. Patients who underwent trisectionectomy had more advanced tumors, thus requiring combined vascular and/or other organ resection. Operative time and blood loss were significantly greater in trisectionectomy than in hepatectomy; therefore, overall morbidity was significantly higher in the former (59.3% vs 33.0%, P < 0.001). Mortality was similar (1.2% vs 0.9%) in both techniques. The length of the resected supraportal right posterior bile duct was significantly longer in trisectionectomy than in hepatectomy (20.7 ± 6.4 vs 13.6 ± 5.2 mm, P < 0.001). However, there was no difference in length of the infraportal type right posterior bile duct. The percentage of negative radial and distal common bile duct margins was similar, but the percentage of negative right posterior bile duct margins was significantly higher in trisectionectomy than in hepatectomy (97.7% vs 89.6%, P = 0.027). Overall, R0 resection was achieved in 84.9% of patients with trisectionectomy and in 70.4% of patients with hepatectomy (P = 0.019). Survival rates were similar between patients with trisectionectomy and those with hepatectomy (36.8% vs 34.0% at 5-year), despite the fact that the former had more advanced disease. Left trisectionectomy for perihilar cholangiocarcinoma, although technically demanding, can be performed with similar mortality rates as left hepatectomy. From an oncologic viewpoint, this operation can increase the number of negative proximal ductal margins, leading to a high proportion of R0 resection, and, in turn, to improved survival rates of patients with advanced left-sided perihilar cholangiocarcinoma.Annals of surgery 02/2012; 255(4):754-62. DOI:10.1097/SLA.0b013e31824a8d82
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Rain Tree Nutrition, Jatoba, 2 fl oz (60 ml) (Discontinued Item)
By Rain Tree Nutrition4 Reviews
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The Shipping Weight includes the product, protective packaging material and the actual shipping box. In addition, the Shipping Weight may be adjusted for the Dimensional Weight (e.g. length, width & height) of a package. It is important to note that certain types of products (e.g. glass containers, liquids, fragile, refrigerated or ice packed) will often require protective packaging material. As such, these products will reflect a higher Shipping Weight compared to the unprotected product.
- Product Code: RTN-00009
- UPC Code: 605719000091
- Package Quantity: 2 fl oz (60 ml)
- Dimensions: 1.5 x 1.5 x 4.5 in, 0.25 lbs (0.11 kg)
Product Overview
- Herbal Supplement
Jatoba is used throughout the Amazon rainforest for a quick boost of natural energy without any caffeine or other harmful stimulants. Chemical analysis of jatobá shows that it is rich in biologically active compounds including diterpenes, sesquiterpenes, flavonoids, and oligosaccharides. Some of these chemicals (such as copalic acid, delta-cadinene, caryophyllene and alpha-humulene) have shown to exhibit antifungal, antiyeast, and antibacterial actions in independent laboratory studies.
Suggested Use
Shake well. As a dietary supplement, take 60 drops (2 ml) 2 or more times daily or as desired.
Other Ingredients
Distilled water, 40% ethanol.
Extraction methods provides approximately 500 mgs of jatoba bark per milliliter of extract.
This plant has been sustainably wild-harvested (without pesticides or fertilizers) in the Brazilian Amazon and is non-irradiated and non-fumigated.
Contraindications: Not to be used during pregnancy or breast-feeding.
Drug Interactions: None known.
Other Practitioner Observations: Jatobá can provide a significant energy lift to some people. Take prior to 4 pm to avoid sleep disturbances.
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 60 drops/2 ml
|Servings per Container: 30
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|Jatoba (Hymenaea courbaril) bark extract (1:2)
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Title Page / Table of ContentsaLeigh Marine Laboratory, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand; bDepartment of Biology, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn., USA; cUniversity of Western Australia, School of Animal Biology and the UWA Oceans Institute, Crawley, W.A., Australia
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Ballet Hispanico, recognized as the preeminent Latino dance institution in the United States, will perform as part of the 18th edition of Fire Island Dance Festival. The company will present A Verme, a World Premiere piece, developed with acclaimed choreographer Edwaard Liang.
Edwaard Liang's first work for Ballet Hispanico, a duet set to the lush music of Ezio Bosso, explores the concept of intimacy and the push and pull of energy that connects two individuals as A Verme or "Into Me See". The piece follows the tension and release of a timeless attraction between two lovers outside of time and space.
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Since its debut in 1995 Fire Island Dance Festival has cumulatively raised more than $2.5 million. Last year's festival raised $340,445, surpassing the previous record by more than $23,000.
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The Commission met with Dr. Ian Arnold, an occupational health physician from Ottawa who chairs the Workforce Advisory Committee ofCanada's Mental Health Commission.
Dr. Arnold provided a comprehensive overview of the purpose and work of the Commission and the leadership of Senators Michael Kirby andWilbert Keon.
We discussed the importance of ensuring a mental health strategy is built on fundamentals that include mental health as a critical element of a healthy community, expressed explicitly by that community; andthat any strategy be based on the principle of Continuous Quality Improvement - i.e. Plan, Do, Study, Act.
We also discussed programs and certification of peer support; development of national standards on workplace psychological health and safety and their application to a university; mental health and safety content in educational programs, including in the non-health sciences disciplines; mental health first aid; summer orientation for students and parents and the role of parents.
The Commission met with a group of Academic Advisors from several faculties and schools who talked about student stress factors and offered some ideas about how the university could help ease anxiety.
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The Commission spoke to graduate student Alex Rosenblat about her research into new security-based processes at the Canada-US border that can increase stigma about mental illness. She reports that she has found that police records that may flag mental illness can be shared with border control and this can cause individuals to be denied entry to the US.
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The fourth and youngest Staal brother, Jared Staal, has been called up by the Carolina Hurricanes and is expected to make his NHL debut tomorrow night against the Rangers, according to the Hurricanes official website. Jared, a 22-year-old winger, was originally a second round draft pick of the Phoenix Coyotes in the 2008 entry draft. He was moved to the Hurricanes for a 5th round pick after the 2009-2010 season and has played in the AHL since. This season, he has four goals and three assists in 52 games for the Charlotte Checkers. Good for him to get the call up, and it now means that all four Staal brothers will have played at the NHL level. Congratulations to the Staal parents on having really good genes. If Jared sticks at the NHL level in any capacity it will most likely be as a fourth liner, and even that is highly questionable. But for now it will be a great moment for him to step on NHL ice with Eric and Jordan as his teammates. The only thing ruining th...
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The man on the phone was trying to help. "We can be as discreet as you like." I will admit I was sorely tempted. Discretion offered the chance to avoid embarrassment, to follow my impulses secretly, away from prying eyes. But what if I was found out? I felt a frisson of danger, of the sort undercover agents must feel when they come close to being unmasked on a mission. But my mind was made up. "No," I said. "I'd rather everyone knew." I felt the release of honesty wash over me: I'd joined the Conservative Party's working group on climate change.
This is not, I hasten to add, the same as joining the Conservative Party. My Green Party membership card sits intact in my wallet, though I did half expect it to spontaneously combust in response to my treachery. I also wish to make it quite clear that I'm not being paid a penny. No one has even offered to take me out to lunch. It's entirely voluntary, not because I'm a sucker - but because I'm doing it for the Cause.
I'm not alone. There is a growing sense across the ranks of climate-change activists that Tony Blair's government has failed on the issue, and that there is little point in defending it. Just follow the money: Labour's spending on road-building has doubled since 1999 and now totals more than £1bn a year. This must be roughly ten times the paltry sums the government spends on tackling climate change directly. The minister for roads, Stephen Ladyman, talks about new bypasses to "relieve" congestion, which suggests that he fails to appreciate the long-established truism that new roads inevitably generate more traffic. The Newbury bypass, for example, has led to 50 per cent more car journeys around the town.
The "Battle of Newbury" was the high point of the anti-roads movement in the 1990s, a movement now remobilising in angry response to Labour's renewed love affair with roads. At a meeting in Birmingham on 10 June, a new generation of protesters from across the country gathered to plan how best to stop the bulldozers. The previous weekend I'd spoken at a national Campaign Against Climate Change meeting in London, where the anti-Blair feeling was palpable.
As our dependence on cars rises, so do their climate-changing carbon-dioxide emissions. CO2 releases are higher than at any time since Labour came to power, adding up to a terrifying 732 million tonnes per year. Road transport emissions are soaring, having risen 13 per cent since 1990. Along with aircraft pollution, the roads sector is our fastest-growing contributor to global warming. The Newbury bypass approach locks us into a model of car-centred consumption that spells disaster for our climate.
I'm not saying the Tories have the answer - just that David Cameron is moving in the right direction, while Labour is doing the reverse. Many Tories still don't get it. The policy group on economic competitiveness, led by John Redwood, issued absurd proposals aimed at giving further priority to the car, suggesting that bus lanes be open to all traffic at peak times, speed limits be raised, cyclists banned from the road and pedestrian crossings banished to dimly lit underpasses. All these proposals contradict evidence collected by the Conservatives' quality of life group. That the party is torn both ways illustrates the challenge society faces in trying to reconcile sustainability with economic growth.
I have one proposal that I'm looking forward to putting to my fellow members of the climate-change working group - carbon rationing. Instead of the government dictating every aspect of our lives, from what fridge we buy to where we go on holiday, carbon rations would delegate these decisions to each individual. We would each get an allocation, renewed every year, within the context of a declining overall national and international budget of greenhouse-gas emissions. This enshrines the principle of equality, which Cameron seemingly supports, but it also releases the power of the market. With the carbon rations fully tradeable, individuals who use less than their allocation could sell their spare share and pocket the difference. The market would thereby provide incentives for climate-friendly lifestyles. If the Tories want to go green, this is how to do it.
I'm not suggesting that the Conservatives can be transformed into a party of deep ecologists. But there is no doubt that Cameron has changed the political landscape simply by taking global warming seriously. And instead of talking nonsense about endogenous growth theory, Gordon Brown is, all of a sudden, having to mug up on his climate science.


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Indiana Jones Adventure - I love the smell, I love seeing all of the jeeps pull up to the station. When it leaves the station turning right with four wheel drive (I think its four wheel drive). I love all the sounds that the jeeps make and the beeping sounds from the buttons. I really love the atmosphere......man I sound strange XD
Space Mountain - For some reason I just love this loading station aswell. I like hearing all the "air" when the rockets stop, Like "Psshh" or "Tsss". The certain lighting of the loading station I really like. It has that cool certain look that gives me that feeling like something big is about to go down, then I get more anxious and excited to go on. I really love how the rockets come back to the station straight from the dark. I love watch people leave and exit the station. The atmosphere is great, and to me it really feels like I'm in a space station abou to go into space! Also sometimes the loading station could look intimidating, but thats awesome!
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Trying to earn a buck can be quite frustrating.
Here's why writing is terrible. And why I don't want to do anything else.
It took me a long time to see this movie and I could have waited forever.
This is just how I can express myself on events, shows, movies, people all of these kinds of things. and this is just my opinion so don't get mad at me when I disagree with one of you!
It is a fun thing to attain for however long that it might take to devour it outwards completely.
I have had articles get rejected because of the tags supposedly not meeting the requirements, What a joke!
We had to write advice columns for English and I sort of took it at this approach. I'm absolutely kidding so don't take this seriously.
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QUITO, Ecuador (CNS) -- Although still thousands of miles from his birthplace in Argentina, Pope Francis made a homecoming of sorts July 5 when he landed in Ecuador, greeted by cheering crowds and the sights and sounds of South America.
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JHU's Kronick gets national honor; Jays women ranked No. 2
Johns Hopkins junior Hannah Kronick was named the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Player of the Week after totaling three goals in wins against No. 1 Messiah and No. 5 Carnegie Mellon. The Blue Jays moved up five spots in the poll and are ranked second in the nation, the highest in program history. The win against Messiah was the program's first against a No. 1 team. Kronick is second in program history with 47 goals, trailing only Erica Suter (River Hill), who set the career mark of 56 in 2011.


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It's elementary for 'Local Hippie Dude' how Beaumont Rocks
Music is a part of almost everything — weddings, funerals, parties and church services. And it's also a part of learning. Who didn't learn their ABCs with a song? It's maybe an even bigger part of learning at Beaumont Elementary School.
"I'd say every single teacher uses music in their classroom," says Beaumont kindergarten teacher and popular local performer Mac Comer during lunch at Tupelo Honey Cafe on Market Square. "The way I learned the states in the United States was with that song. Teachers I've worked with use it for every single grade level — in math, reading, science. We have this thing called Flowcabulary. It's rap and it spits out rhymes about science facts. ... As far as I see it, everything you're trying to say can be put to music."
Comer is one of the performers in the Beaumont Rocks concert at Relix on Friday, April 12. The concert is made up teachers, including Comer and George Reynolds, current and former students The Pinklets and parents of students, including Sean McCollough and Steph Gunnoe, who will perform with the Lonetones, and Kevin Abernathy.
All of the groups, even the Pinklets (which is made up of Kevin Abernathy's daughters Lucy and Eliza and Willa McCollough, daughter of Sean McCollough and Steph Gunnoe), are seasoned performers.
Comer has sometimes billed himself as "Your Local Hippie Dude" and has released three albums. While it's obvious that his music has helped his teaching, Comer says his teaching has helped his music as well.
"Having structure helped me accomplish more. That routine at school provides a consistent environment for my life after 3:15 p.m. Teaching and being involved in the community just shows me that you can do both. It makes me want to work harder."
He also finds inspiration in his co-workers at the school, particularly local music veteran George Reynolds, who teaches instrumental music at Beaumont.
"He's like my mentor," says Comer. "If you ask him a question, before you leave he's going to make sure you know what he's talking about. He does wonders with the kids. He'll let them play with trumpets, xylophones and make canjos (banjos made with cans). He'll send them back to my class with music sheets. Sometimes I go down a couple of minutes early to get (the kids) just so I can watch him with the kids."
And there's also something to learn from being around young kids. Comer switched from teaching first grade to kindergarten this year.
"I've learned that with them songs can't be more than two minutes long!" says Comer with a smile. "I love the imaginations of kindergartners. If you say something about snakes a kid'll tell you, 'Oh, I've got an anaconda!' I think maybe it helps keep my imagination fresh, too."
Comer says he hopes the kids always make him feel young.
He says he'll eventually record an album of children's songs, but at the moment he's writing a stack of songs for a new regular disc, some of which might be performed at the Beaumont show. While a stack of shows scheduled during the upcoming weeks will feature Comer's full band, the Beaumont gig will just be Comer and bassist/percussionist John Puckett.
"It'll be the songs in their raw and purest form," says Comer.
He hopes the parents of his students show up along with some of the kids and his regular non-school fans. But he may never get a better audience than he has during school days.
"When I see the smiles on the kids' faces it makes me smile, too — and they know somebody cares enough to want to make them smile."
Beaumont Rocks
With: Mac Comer, Kevin Abernathy, The Lonetones, George Reynolds, The Pinklets and One World Circus
When: 7 p.m. Friday, April 12
Where: Relix Variety Theatre, 1208 N. Central St.
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Riverside Line (Metrolink)
|Riverside Line
View from the tracks at the Pomona station
|Commuter rail line
|Greater Los Angeles Area and Inland Empire
|Los Angeles Union Station
|Daily ridership
|5,161 (2011)
|June 1993[1]
|Elevated and surface-level
|Line length
|59.1 miles (95.1 km)
|Track gauge
|1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in)
|Operating speed
|41 miles per hour (66 km/h)[2]
Metrolink's Riverside Line is a commuter rail running from Los Angeles Union Station in Downtown Los Angeles to Riverside, California along the Union Pacific Railroad. It runs weekday peak commuter hours only, with very little midday and reverse commute service. In 2011, the average weekday ridership was 5,161 passengers.[3]
The Riverside Line, the fourth line to be introduced, was added to the Metrolink system in June 1993.[4] This line featured Saturday service from June 2000 until January 2002, when it was cancelled due to low ridership. As of July 2011, the line has six trains each way on weekdays.
As Metrolink trains share tracks with freight trains, delays of up to 90 minutes are not uncommon.[5] In April 2005, morning westbound trains arrived on schedule 90% of the time, while those headed east during the evening arrived on schedule only 72% of the time.[6]
The stations on this line include:
- Union Station, Los Angeles
- Montebello/Commerce, Montebello
- Industry, City of Industry
- Downtown Pomona, Pomona
- East Ontario, California
- Pedley, Riverside
- Riverside-Downtown, Riverside
In 2011, the average weekday ridership was 5,161 passengers, with 46% male and 54% female.[3] 89% of riders used the line for work commutes.[3] The median household income for riders was US$86,028.[3]
Ridership by ethnicity was evenly split:[3]
- 27% Hispanic
- 27% Caucasian
- 21% Asian/Pacific Islander
- 19% African American
- 5% other
Several accidents have occurred on the Riverside Line since its inception. On December 30, 1993, around 6:15 pm, a pedestrian was killed in a collision with a Metrolink train near Bon View Avenue and Mission Boulevard (adjacent to Ontario International Airport).[7]
In 1997, a 95-year-old, hearing-impaired man was hit and killed by a train as he crossed the Riverside Line.[8] At 5:33 am on January 30, 2003, a clinically depressed 37-year-old man was killed in a Metrolink train collision at City of Industry rail crossing, in a suicide.[9][10]
On March 9, 2005, a Union Pacific train crashed near Fullerton Road and Railroad Street, derailing 21 rail cars and disrupting Metrolink service on the Riverside Line.[11] The crash was caused by a broken track.[12]
On December 13, 2006, at 4:40 p.m., a Metrolink train struck a man standing on the tracks near the Pomona Freeway and 7th Avenue, between Metrolink's Montebello/Commerce and Industry stations.[13]
See also[edit]
- Metro Local (Los Angeles County) — local transfer bus routes
- Riverside Transit Agency — local transfer bus routes
External links[edit]
- ^ Curtiss, Aaron (27 October 1993). "Rail System Ends 1st Year on Upswing". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 26 October 2012.
- ^ "Metrolink Fact Sheet for June 2012" (PDF). Metrolink. Retrieved 26 October 2012.
- ^ a b c d e "Riverside Line 2011 Demographics Fact Sheet" (PDF). Metrolink. 2011. Retrieved 26 October 2012.
- ^ TRAINS Magazine - Railroad News, Web Cam, Railroading Video - Metrolink
- ^ Morin, Monte (13 January 2003). "As O.C. Balks, Riverside Rail Proposal in Peril". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 26 October 2012.
- ^ Weikel, Dan (15 May 2005). "Freight vs. Folks on Lone Rail Line". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 26 October 2012.
- ^ "Pedestrian Killed by Train Near Ontario Airport". Los Angeles Times. 31 December 1993. Retrieved 26 October 2012.
- ^ Simon, Richard (26 October 1997). "Girls' Deaths Renew Rail Safety Debate". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 26 October 2012.
- ^ "2 Metrolink Deaths Believed to Be Suicides". Los Angeles Times. 31 January 2003. Retrieved 26 October 2012.
- ^ Becerra, Hector (6 February 2003). "Teen Killed by Metrolink Train". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 26 October 2012.
- ^ Thermos, Wendy (9 March 2005). "21 Freight-Train Cars Derail". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 26 October 2012.
- ^ Thermos, Wendy (10 March 2005). "Broken Track Blamed in Freight Train Derailment". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 26 October 2012.
- ^ Silverstein, Stuart (14 December 2006). "Man killed by Metrolink train". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 26 October 2012.


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Am i miscarrying or not?
I am about 6 weeks pregnant. i have been having severe back pain and abdominal cramping with sharp pains for the past 3 weeks with no bleeding. the first vaginal ultrasound they did they couldn't find the baby and the second said no live interuterine pregnancy. the next day they did another one and said the baby is in my uterus but i have a small bleed. a week later. yesterday they did another one and they showed me where it looks like im going to start bleeding and that my cervix is opening. but my hcg levels are still doubling. i am so confused. she said she's never seen anything like this and isnt sure what to do.i have another ultrasound friday but has anybody ever heard of this. or am i going to miscarry or idk. i am freaking out.
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Hugs! I know how hard it is to not know what is going on. I went through four horrible weeks of doctors not knowing what was going on and blood draws every other day. My HCG was VERY LOW (63 at 6 weeks) but it was rising up until the day I had my miscarriage at 10 weeks. My doctor said she hadn't ever seen anything like that, ever. I was bleeding for about 2 weeks with a rising hCG. My best advise is to try and relax (I know, it's so difficult) and if you start bleeding see a doctor. Most likely if they can't see anything though they won't be able to tell you anything (at least that was the case for me) and my body just took care of it on its own.posted 08/11/2014 by LucieGirlie
I had a tear in my sacred which caused me to bleed a little when I was about 10 wks preg. They told me bed rest and it would either heal or I'd miscarry. Sure enough with being in bed for a week it healed on its own and I have an amazing 4 year old healthy boy :-)posted 06/13/2015 by bpedraza21
make sure your tubes openedposted 03/10/2015 by MsEbonyColeRivers
I had a misdiagnosed miscarriage. They told me that it was completely nonviable and said "sorry for your loss" blah blah. At that point I was supposed to be six weeks. They were confused as to why my hormones were doubling and thought I had a blighted ovum. I returned the next week to verify that it was a blighted ovum and they immediately found a baby and heartbeat measuring at 8 weeks (not 7). [I miscarried later due to complications not related to the false diagnosis] I'm not trying to give you false hope, just know that doctors are not always right 100% of the time. It may be too early still or the tech might have made a mistake. Unfortunately, you never know until you 'truly' know. It's a hard place to be in and I'm sorry your dealing with such a confusing and heartbreaking situation.posted 12/12/2014 by Navison
I think u ladys should stay off your feet for awhile. ..cuz tht can bring back pain n make you miscarry in the early weeks n your pregnancy...get alot of bed restposted 10/20/2014 by sohappytobe
I'm having that same problem, iwoke up this morning crying, cramping, &bleeding heavy.. ihave clots also.. it's ben 7weeks for me idk if im pregnant ihadsoo many symptoms, peeing, cravings, fatigue,lightheaded, spotting, gas, sore nips &etc.. idk wat to think, can i still take a pregnancy test?posted 09/05/2014 by breona2016
I was told I miscarried at 5 weeks but I never actually did. i would not stress and wait for a week and see. It can be from the placenta attaching low (placenta previa)posted 08/25/2014 by TanashaLMcCray
So sorry you are walking this scary road.:-( I would definitely get your tubes checked!! Many Blessingsposted 08/15/2014 by Rebekah81
Good luck sweetie! Keep in good contact with your care practitioners and you never know... you might just be fine. Here's a thought though, my SIL was pregnant with twins. One had made it to her uterus and one was tubal. Have they checked your tubes to make sure they're clear?posted 07/30/2014 by ?aklf;sf
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Luther Burrell on the charge for Northampton
Northampton moved seven points clear of third-placed Bath in the Aviva Premiership table with a 36-21 win over London Irish at Franklin's Gardens.
After 42 minutes the game looked over as Salesi Ma'afu scored Northampton's fourth try to make it 29-0, adding his score to two from Jamie Elliott and one from Kahn Fotuali'i.
But a series of Saints errors saw Irish come back with three second-half tries from Shane Geraghty, Andrew Fenby and Jebb Sinclair.
It might have been four if the TMO had not scrubbed off Marland Yarde's 60-metre effort.
Instead Alex Waller added a fifth with the clock dead, which James Wilson converted to add to Stephen Myler's three conversions and a penalty.
Despite scoring no points in the first half, Irish - without skipper George Skivington, James O'Connor or Topsy Ojo - looked dangerous and spurned three
gilt-edged chances.
Geraghty, who was welcomed back by a thunderous hit from George Pisi after just four minutes that saw him being sick on the pitch, was a constant threat.
But it was Northampton who opened the try-scoring on 13 minutes.
Fotuali'i's box-kick was deflected and it bounced into the arms of Elliott on the right touchline. He cut inside Alex Lewington from 25 metres out and, although the full-back got back to tackle the winger, his momentum took him under the posts.
There was some doubt he grounded it, but referee JP Doyle did not go to the TMO.
Bizarre try
Fotuali'i claimed a bizarre second try for Saints when Tomas O'Leary's box-kick was partially charged down by Phil Dowson.
It flew high towards the left touchline, but bounced just inside, evading Yarde and North, but into the arms of the Saints scrum-half who scooted over unchallenged from just inside the Irish 22.
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For the times I made you cry
LyricsMan gives me the book of God
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And I turn to him and say
"I wouldn't be here, my friend
If I had no faith"
Here in the darkness
- LyricsI'll size it up if you want me to
It's bigger than me, the song you love
The ones you hate, Eyeliner voodoo
Here we go again
Bigger than you, bigger than me
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