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Interlaken is a town with international flair. The unique location of the Youth Hostel next door to Interlaken-Ost Railway Station and at the foot of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau mountains offers boundless pleasure for adventurous guests. A train journey up to Jungfraujoch is one of the highlights of a trip through Switzerland. Jungfraujoch also boasts the highest railway station in Europe - at an altitude of 3,454 metres in a high-alpine wonderland of ice, snow and rock. The extensive ski areas with over 200 kilometres of pistes are also very popular in winter.

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I have been out of the loop over the past couple weeks with classes consuming a good deal of time and the Reds' season over. That being said, there was a great stir going around RedZone a few weeks ago about Jocketty leaving the Cardinals and subsequently being offered a position higher than Krivsky with the Reds. I was wondering if there had been any more recent developments on this front. Thanks


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CEOSE Meeting Minutes
February 2-3, 2006
Meeting Site
National Science Foundation (NSF) - Arlington, Virginia 22230
Members Present
Prof. Ashok Agrawal, St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley, St. Louis, MO
Ms. Sandra Begay-Campbell, Sandia National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
Dr. Luis Echegoyen, CEOSE Vice Chair, Clemson University, Clemson, SC
Dr. Wesley Harris, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
Dr. Beverly Karplus Hartline, Delaware State University, Dover, DE
Dr. J.K. Haynes, Division of Science and Mathematics, Morehouse College, Atlanta, GA
Dr. Joyce Bennett Justus, University of California at Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA
Dr. Robert L. Lichter, Merrimack Consultants, LLC, Great Barrington, MA
Dr. Samuel L. Myers, Jr., CEOSE Chair, HHH Institute of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
Dr. Germán R. Núñez, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, TX
Dr. Willie Pearson, Jr., Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA
Member Absent
Dr. Marshall G. Jones, GE Global Research, Niskayuna, NY
Executive Liaison/CEOSE Executive Secretary
Dr. Margaret E. M. Tolbert, Senior Advisor, Office of Integrative Activities, National Science Foundation (NSF)
OIA/NSF Primary Support Staff Member
Mr. Lawrence E. Upson, Program and Technology Specialist, Office of Integrative Activities/NSF
Non-Members Who Presented Oral or Written Statements and/or participated in the Discussions
Dr. Morris L. Aizenman, Directorate for Mathematical and Physical Sciences/NSF
Dr. Bernice T. Anderson, OAD/D Directorate for Education and Human Resources/NSF
Dr. Beverly P. Baker, CNS/Directorate for Computer and Information in Sciences and Engineering/NSF
Dr. Arden L. Bement, Jr., Director of the National Science Foundation
Dr. Henry N. Blount, Directorate for Mathematical and Physical Sciences/NSF
Ms. Ruth Brannon, NIDRR/U.S. Department of Education
Ms. Judit Camacho, Executive Director of SACNAS
Dr. Kellina Craig-Henderson, BCS/Directorate for Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences/NSF
Ms. Carmen Cromartie, Data Captioner, The Reporter Inc.
Dr. Ted Conway, HRD/Directorate for Education and Human Resources/NSF
Dr. Jessie A. DeAro, HRD/Directorate for Education and Human Resources/NSF
Dr. Connie Kubo Della-Piana, OIA/Office of the Director/NSF
Dr. Machi F. Dilworth, DBI/Directorate for Biological Sciences/NSF
Dr . Juan E. Figueroa , OII/Directorate for Engineering/NSF
Ms. Sandra Gartrell, Data Captioner, The Reporter Inc.
Ms. Tracy Gorman, Office of the Director/NSF
Ms. Pamela B. Green, BD/Office of Budget, Finance, and Award Management/NSF
Dr. Chrisanti Haretos, Office of Science and Technology Policy/The White House
Dr. Susan T. Hill, SRS/Directorate for Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences/NSF
Ms. Marguerite Keller, Data Captioner, The Reporter Inc.
Dr. Sharon M. Locke, ESIE/Directorate for Education and Human Resources/NSF
Dr. Carmelle A. McKayle, HRD/Directorate for Education and Human Resources/NSF
Dr. Lawrence Norris, National Society of Black Physicists
Dr. Kathleen M. O'Hara, CCF/Directorate for Computer and Information in Sciences and Engineering/NSF
Dr. John Pascarelli, AAAS/NSF - OIB/Directorate for Biological Sciences/NSF
Dr. Nathaniel G. Pitts, OIA/Office of the Director/NSF
Ms. Consuelo Roberts, OEOP/Office of the Director/NSF
Dr. Craig R. Robinson, BD/Office of Budget, Finance, and Award Management/NSF
Dr. Celeste Rohlfing, CHE/ Directorate for Mathematical and Physical Sciences/NSF
Mr. Brian J. Siems, Booz Allen Hamilton
Dr. Silvia Spengler, IIS/Directorate for Computer and Information in Sciences and Engineering/NSF
Ms. Marilyn J. Suiter, HRD/Directorate for Education and Human Resources/NSF
Dr. Judith S. Sunley, OAD/Directorate for Mathematical and Physical Sciences/NSF
Dr. Donald Thompson, OAD/Directorate for Education and Human Resources/NSF
Dr. Elizabeth VanderPutten, REC/Directorate for Education and Human Resources/NSF
Dr. Mark L. Weiss, Office of Science and Technology Policy/The White House
Dr. Thomas L. Windham, Office of the Director/NSF
The Meeting Thursday, February 2, 2006
Dr. Myers called the meeting to order at 8:40 A.M. with eleven CEOSE members and guests present. He gave each ad hoc subcommittee a charge, and he stated his vision for CEOSE. His proposed priority is to understand the intersections of race/ethnicity, gender, and disability through answers to questions like the following: What is the nature of the problem? Why is there a problem? What are limits or opportunities posed? How can CEOSE be more effective? Can this be done through its commitment to institutional transformation, the push for assessment and evaluation, efforts in communication, and studies of community colleges and other institutions? The ultimate goal is to obtain a National Academy of Science-type commissioned report on broadening the participation of the CEOSE target groups and their underrepresentation in science and engineering. Dr. Justus, Dr. Harris, and Ms. Begay-Campbell, as well as others, expressed support for a comprehensive report on a subset of groups in the CEOSE mandate . Dr. Myers stated that based on our reports, we know a lot about women, less about minorities, and even less about persons with disabilities. It is our responsibility to get the information that we need. Dr. Pearson emphasized the need for a study of policies and practices on underrepresented groups across all agencies. Obtaining data on sectors other than educational institutions is important.
Following Dr. Myers' opening statement on his vision for CEOSE and the charge to each ad hoc subcommittee, he introduced Dr. Echegoyen as the new Vice Chair of CEOSE, whose term will be one year. Following that announcement, each meeting attendee introduced himself/herself. Introductory details on CEOSE members are summarized in a separate document. The meeting agenda was accepted with few changes. The October 2005 meeting minutes were confirmed as certified by Dr. Lichter, who was the CEOSE Chair at the time of that meeting.
In his report on the OSTP/NSF/CEOSE Multi-Federal Agency Meeting of December 20, 2005, Dr. Lichter, immediate past chair, based his comments on the fact that broadening participation cuts across all Federal agencies. One reason for reaching out to other agencies is for purposes of collaboration and leveraging on components of the CEOSE mandate. Drs. John H. Marburger, III, who is the Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy, and Dr. Kathie Olsen, the Deputy Director of NSF, served as chairs of the December meeting. More than fifteen Federal agencies and offices were represented at the meeting. The discussion was focused on broadening participation. RECOMMENDATION: It was recommended that CEOSE take the lead in the cross-Federal agency meeting. One step is to send a CEOSE liaison to NSTC meetings, which has a subcommittee on education and the workforce. Another action is to seek OSTP and NSF guidance on how the multi-Federal agency link should be designed and implemented. Later in the day, Dr. Weiss commented on the multi-Federal agency meeting. A number of agency representatives who participated in the meeting commented that broadening participation is of concern to them; however, their foci were pertinent to scientific concerns. He encouraged collaborating with the other Federal agencies on matters of joint concern. RECOMMENDATION: It was recommended that Dr. Weiss raise at the Office of Science and Technology Policy the matter of collaboration among Federal agencies on the topic of broadening participation in science, mathematics, engineering, and education. In particular, he is asked to check on the feasibility of the formation of a separate interagency subcommittee to address the topic.
Ms. Brannon of NIDRR and Dr. Conway of NSF spoke on the topic of "Representation in S&E of Persons with Disabilities." Ms. Brannon focused her comments on the mission and activities of NIDRR while Dr. Conway focused on persons with disabilities nationwide. Twenty percent of the United States population is disabled. Yet, the disability community is approximately 50 years behind the ethnic and gender communities in getting the government and the general population to understand and address its issues. The disabilities data are somewhat deceiving since they do not include information on when the disabilities of given persons surfaced. The disabilities program at NSF does a great deal with a small amount of money. Dr. Ted Conway provided an inspiring and moving account of the barriers facing scientists and engineers who have disabilities. He also described the differences between visible and invisible disabilities and discussed various challenges that these groups face. Both speakers advised that tiered mentoring is very important. Efforts to distinguish the needs of different minority groups with disabilities are being made, and the misdiagnosis of disabilities is a recognized problem in minority groups. The use of assistive technologies makes disabilities less imposing. At the U.S. Department of Education, disability research centered on specific education issues is addressed in the Institute for Educational Science. According to Ms. Brannon, a good source of information on persons with disabilities is the white paper, "Persons with Disabilities in Science, Engineering, and Technology" (a white paper prepared for the Commission on Advancement of Women and Minorities in Science, Engineering, and Technology Development), by Dr. Katherine D. Seelman while she was Director of NIDRR/U.S. Department of Education.
Dr. Arden L. Bement, Jr., Director of NSF, met with CEOSE members and discussed topics pertinent to broadening participation and NSF. While he could not provide details on the NSF FY 2007 budget request due to it being embargoed, he did make comments on other topics. Information on the budget will be available next week, and there will be a telephone conference call to discuss the budget with the Chairs of NSF advisory committees on Tuesday, February 7 th. Dr. Bement advised that broadening participation is a specific priority of NSF and that he appreciated having had the opportunity to discuss this and other topics, including assessment and evaluation with Drs. Myers and Echegoyen during his meeting with them on February 1st. He talked about the work that NSF is sponsoring that has relevance to persons with disabilities and suggested a compilation of that information. He encouraged the link with other Federal agencies in addressing broadening participation. He also commented on the NSF Strategic Plan and assured members that their interest would be represented in the next version of the plan. In reference to the report on Minority Serving Institutions (MSI), Dr. Bement advised that it will be better refined. Prior to the CEOSE meeting, Drs. Bement and Lichter exchanged letters that include CEOSE's concerns about the MSI report, as well as other topics.
Drs. Lichter, Pearson, and Hartline presented details on the February 18 th AAAS annual conference session on Title IX and the February 19 th AAAS session on broadening participation. They invited all committee members and NSF staff to participate. Prof. Agrawal extended an invitation to CEOSE members who will be AAAS conference attendees to have Sunday dinner with him and some of his colleagues.
Dr. Robinson presented to the committee details on the NSF Strategic Plan and the planned revision. NSF is editing the 2003-2008 plan, which will be replaced by the one for 2006 to 2011 by September 2006. A total of 35,000 surveys were distributed. Dr. Robinson presented to CEOSE members a summary of the 200 comments received in response to the surveys. There is still time for the submission of comments (i.e., what is missing and what needs to be revised) on the plan. The National Science Board has prepared the 2020 vision for NSF. This is the basis for the revised version of the plan. Diversity is covered in the plan; however, comments from CEOSE members are welcome to facilitate better communication about broadening participation. Contents of the CEOSE decennial and biennial reports to Congress (CEOSE 04-01) will be taken into consideration in the revised version of the plan. Dr. Robinson advised that the new version of the draft plan will be available for review at the March meeting of the National Science Board. ACTION: NSF will provide CEOSE members with a copy of the revised version of the NSF Strategic Plan in March; then at its June meeting, CEOSE will draft its response. At that point, comments from CEOSE members, as well as other persons, will be incorporated into the plan.
Dr. Thompson set the stage for the discussion on evaluation and assessment. He advised that evaluations are conducted to enable planning, to determine why things happen, to learn and explain, to advance, to sustain, and to monitor. One can use evaluation results to commission new and different approaches to evaluate cross-directorate efforts, coordinate Federal reporting requirements, synthesize and communicate findings to various stakeholders, etc. He presented an evaluation timeline, and discussed it in relationship to GPRA, the Committee of Visitors, and PART (Program Assessment Ranking Tool). In her presentation, Dr. Anderson focused on three programs: Faculty Early Career Development Program, Math and Science Partnership Program, and the Robert Noyce Scholarship Program. When there is a negative result from a program evaluation, the program can be reoriented or other actions taken. Dr. VanderPutten focused on the Career Program in her presentation. As the Career Program was evaluated, Dr. VanderPutten presented several questions for consideration (i.e., Are the awardees doing excellent research? Are they adequately integrating their research with education? Have they made a difference in their departments? What difference does having a Career award make?). The program proved successful based on the review questions and criteria. Questions from CEOSE members pointed to the methodologies used by NSF to conduct evaluations and the scope of initiatives that are subject to review and assessment. Dr. Anderson discussed methodological considerations in conducting EHR program evaluations – including issues of randomized trials and construction of control groups or comparison groups. The presenters noted that their focus was on evaluation within EHR and not on evaluation within directorates (e.g. evaluation of broadening participation in funded projects).
Following closing comments by Dr. Myers, the meeting was adjourned at 4:55 P.M.
Friday, February 3, 2006
Dr. Myers called the meeting to order at 8:35 A.M. He presented the CEOSE ad hoc subcommittee structure, appointed the Chairs, and named other members. A brief summary follows:
APPROVAL: After combining the NSF request to NRC with the Assessment and Evaluation Subcommittee, the structure and subcommittee memberships were approved by CEOSE. The Communications Subcommittee will address the incorporation of salient parts of the CEOSE report into the NSF Strategic Plan.
The first four subcommittees listed above held meetings following the approval of the structure and membership. During that period, the subcommittees were to identify goals, objectives, timelines, and actions.
Subcommittee Reports:
Widening Creative Pathways to STEM Subcommittee - Prof. Agrawal, Reporter & Subcommittee Chair
Focus Areas:
Activities Planned:
Committee Meetings – Videoconferences will be held in the third weeks of March and April 2006 to plan the following:
Creating Pathways from Minority Serving Baccalaureate Institutions (NSF's traditional definition)
Objective and Recommendations:
To evaluate NSF programs and institutional activities directed at STEM students at MSIs with the objective of making recommendations for programs and activities that will result in greater number of MSI students enrolling in and completing graduate degree programs.
RECOMMENDATION: Subcommittee members recommend that an evaluation be made of NSF programs and activities designed for MSIs. After reviewing the resulting information, the subcommittee will recommend programs and activities for strengthening efforts to produce more students who enroll in graduate programs. RECOMMENDATION: In parallel with what was mentioned earlier for community colleges, the subcommittee recommends communicating to public the value and roles of MSIs in providing educational opportunities for STEM students.
RECOMMENDATION: The subcommittee suggests that a program, which will allow senior faculty members from universities to work as visiting faculty members at community colleges, be established. Senior faculty members are ideal for this type of program since there should not be a problem pertinent to the loss of rank or tenure with a detail at a community college.
To evaluate NSF programs and institutional activities directed at STEM students at MSIs with the objective of making recommendations for programs and activities that will result in greater number of MSI students enrolling in and completing graduate degree programs.
RECOMMENDATION: Subcommittee members recommend that an evaluation be made of NSF programs and activities designed for MSIs. After reviewing the resulting information, the subcommittee will recommend programs and activities for strengthening efforts to produce more students who enroll in graduate programs. RECOMMENDATION: In parallel with what was mentioned earlier for community colleges, the subcommittee recommends communicating to public the value and roles of MSIs in providing educational opportunities for STEM students.
RECOMMENDATION: The subcommittee suggests that a program, which will allow senior faculty members from universities to work as visiting faculty members at community colleges, be established. Senior faculty members are ideal for this type of program since there should not be a problem pertinent to the loss of rank or tenure with a detail at a community college.
RECOMMENDATION: Subcommittee members recommend that an evaluation be made of NSF programs and activities designed for MSIs. After reviewing the resulting information, the subcommittee will recommend programs and activities for strengthening efforts to produce more students who enroll in graduate programs. RECOMMENDATION: In parallel with what was mentioned earlier for community colleges, the subcommittee recommends communicating to public the value and roles of MSIs in providing educational opportunities for STEM students.
RECOMMENDATION: The subcommittee suggests that a program, which will allow senior faculty members from universities to work as visiting faculty members at community colleges, be established. Senior faculty members are ideal for this type of program since there should not be a problem pertinent to the loss of rank or tenure with a detail at a community college.
This subcommittee has a challenge in the identification of community colleges. It was suggested that the focus be on community colleges that hold membership in AACC.
Institutional Transformation Subcommittee - Dr. Justus, Reporter & Subcommittee Chair
Since the telephone conference call held December 6, 2005, continuous discussion on institutional transformation has been held. Bringing together a select group of people who are successful at every level of institutional transformation to discuss their strategies and successes is the goal. This is suggested for implementation as follows:
Dr. Myers advised that all members of CEOSE should be present at the institutional transformation meeting that is being planned.
Assessment and Evaluation/NRC Silver Bullet Subcommittee – Dr. Harris, Reporter & Subcommittee Chair
Broader impacts/broadening participation, longitudinal studies
NRC [Silver Bullet]:
Next Steps:
Communications Subcommittee - Dr. Echegoyen, Reporter & Subcommittee Chair
Dr. Echegoyen has been asked by the Mathematical and Physical Sciences Advisory Committee to coordinate the presentation of issues on minority representation to its advisory committee. This is scheduled for April 6-7, 2006. Dr. Echegoyen volunteered to do the same at a CEOSE meeting. He requested that members send him creative ideas for use and names of possible speakers for this activity. One idea is to use skits to help the audience concretize the concepts. Videotaping the activity was suggested.
As an action item suggested by Ms. Begay-Campbell, the Communications Subcommittee is responsible for assuring the incorporation of CEOSE information into the NSF Strategic Plan. While this subcommittee will lead this effort, all members of CEOSE should be involved.
Biennial Report to Congress Subcommittee - Dr. Núñez and Dr. Hartline, Reporters
This subcommittee had met informally and will provide a thorough report at the June meeting. ACTION: Copies of a previous Biennial Report to Congress will be provided to both Drs. Núñe z and Hartline.
Dr. Myers advised that given the importance of the work of the subcommittees, additional meeting are planned for each. APPROVAL: CEOSE members approved the acceptance of all subcommittee reports.
Other Business
Concern was expressed about the requirement that the presenter, Ms. Brannon, from the U.S. Department of Education had to receive prior approval from that agency before she could use slides during her presentation to the CEOSE meeting.
RECOGNITION APPROVAL: Dr. Harris moved and Dr. Hartline, plus several other members, seconded the full recognition of the contributions of Dr. Pearson to the scientific community and his recent appointment as a AAAS Fellow.
RECOGNITION APPROVAL: CEOSE acknowledged with sadness the January 30, 2006 death of Mrs. Coretta Scott King, the wife of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. She was recognized as a person of strength who represented all that is good in the modern civil rights movement.
ACTION: Several CEOSE Advisory Committee Liaisons will be appointed at a later date. The CEOSE Liaison (Dr. Núñe z) to the ISE Advisory Committee has been named; however, appointments need to be made to the GPRA, Cyberinfrastructure, CISE, SBE, and EHR advisory committees. Two new potential members of CEOSE have been identified. Additional members will be appointed at a later date.
Oral reports by CEOSE Liaisons to NSF advisory committees were not given. However, copies of those reports were included in the meeting binders.
Future CEOSE Meetings: June 1-2, 2006 at NSF and October 17-18, 2006 at NSF
The meeting adjourned at 11:55 a.m.
Dr. Samuel L. Myers, Jr., who is Chair of the Committee on Equal Opportunities in Science and Engineering, approved the meeting minutes on February 15, 2006, by e-mail message to Dr. Margaret E.M. Tolbert, CEOSE Executive Secretary and NSF Executive Liaison to CEOSE.


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Some round hay bales falling off a semi-trailer in Nicollet County Tuesday evening caused a rear-end crash that left a Willmar man injured. 48-year-old Peter McKenzie was taken to the Sibley Medical Center for treatment of non-life threatening injuries after the crash, which happened at just before 8pm on Highway 22. The State Patrol says that a Villard man was driving a semi with a load of hay bales northbound on 22 when four of the round bales fell off the trailer. 40-year-old Thomas Podratz of Gaylord, who was directly behind the semi, swerved to avoid the bales and stopped on the shoulder. A third vehicle, driven by McKenzie, also swerved to avoid the bales but crashed into the Podratz vehicle in the process. Podratz and the semi driver were not injured.
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The Earth hasn't expanded significantly. The seismic plates under North America haven't shifted dramatically. And quite a few commercial aircraft are faster than ever. But it's still taking longer to fly on many domestic routes — and flight times are growing longer, not shorter.
Don't believe it? Check out the chart below and see just how much scheduled flight times have been stretched since 1995. For airline executives facing chronic delays on certain routes, the answer has been to pad those flights' "block times" by lengthening the total number of minutes the aircraft is expected to operate, all the way from the gate at Airport A to the gate at Airport B.
As one airline operations manager said to me a few years ago: "The airlines are no more on-time than they used to be, but they're better at covering it up."
Back to the future
Throughout most of the history of aviation, flight times naturally decreased as navigational technology improved and airplanes grew faster. But now, at congested airports around the nation, the technological sweet spot is long past. That's not because airplanes have gotten slower; in fact, Boeing says its new 787 Dreamliner will cruise at Mach 0.85, similar to the fastest wide-bodies. Rather it's because the situation is akin to a Ferrari F430 stalled in bumper-to-bumper traffic on a clogged interstate. Even the supersonic Concorde was subject to the same taxiing delays endured by the slowest turboprops in New York, London and Paris.
The problems often aren't with the flight times, they're with the block times. That's why Gerard Arpey, CEO of American Airlines, recently told shareholders his carrier was making "strategic adjustments" in an effort to improve customer service. He was quoted as saying: "Among other things, we adjusted the way we schedule our aircraft, flight attendants and pilots. We increased our block times, as well as the time planes spend on the ground between flights in many instances." The result? According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, American's on-time performance for the 12 months ending in April was 74.2%, up from 67.2% during the same period a year ago.
American is not the only airline that has increased block times. In fact, throughout the year airlines continue to expand and contract—though they usually expand—the length of time you're scheduled to be onboard. So you may have a greater chance of arriving on time now. Even if it takes longer to get there.
Who reports delays?
Among regulators, aviation analysts, consumer advocates, journalists and travel agents, the DOT's monthly Air Travel Consumer Report is the foundation for all who evaluate the airline industry's customer service performance. Twelve times a year, the report's extensive charts detail the on-time performance of the nation's largest carriers, and that information is used in countless ratings and rankings.
But have you ever wondered where those numbers come from? After all, the DOT doesn't dispatch an army of inspectors to roam the nation's airports, hovering underneath jet bridges, consulting stopwatches and clipboards. Actually, it's a self-reporting system. In fact, each month domestic airlines voluntarily provide more data than the DOT even requires.


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I'm 32 weeks pregnant and lately I will suddenly get really sweaty and nauseous. My skin is cold to the touch. I threw up twice Saturday night. So I'm not sure if I'm sick or if its hot flashes/ pregnancy. I also sweat really bad at night even though I keep the house freezing and don't use blankets. I read that hot flashes start at your core and you get really hot inside and it radiates up. I don't really get that feeling so I don't know what's up!
Hot flash or am I sick?
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Posted 03/18/2013
Are you at risk for preterm labor? I seriously do that for a couple weeks before labor begins.
SAHM to N 3/00, O 12/01, M 10/03, Z 12/09, T 1/14
BFing, ERFing, CDing, book loving, organize/clean freak momma!
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Posted 03/18/2013
not that the drs have mentioned. everything looks good- pretty uneventful pregnancy so far


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Carrie Underwood has said before that she likes to live a laid-back, 'normal' life when she's not playing to sold out crowds. So, we weren't terribly surprised when she proved just how normal she is by driving nine-and-a-half hours to her 10-year high school class reunion in Checotah, Okla. last May. Plus, she says, it gave her time to listen to 'Blown Away' demos.


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Cumbrian man tackles drunk burglar
Last updated at 11:25, Saturday, 16 February 2013
A man returning to his flat at midnight came face to face with a drunken burglar.
The man, who works in a Turkish restaurant, realised something was amiss when he noticed the front door of his flat in Duke Street, Workington, was open.
He heard noises coming from inside and then, as he cautiously made his way in, met 20-year-old would-be soldier Nathan Lancaster coming out.
The man tried to grab the intruder, then chased him down the street until he was able to alert a policeman, Carlisle Crown Court heard.
Lancaster was found soon afterwards in an alleyway off Corporation Road "clearly under the influence of drink and/or drugs," prosecutor Dick Binstead said.
It was only later discovered that he had made "an untidy search" of the flat and would have stolen the man's home cinema system, if he had not been disturbed before he was able to dismantle it.
The court heard that when interviewed by police Lancaster, of Brierydale, Salterbeck, claimed he had gone into the flat to check that everything was all right after finding the door open.
Lancaster pleaded guilty to burglary and was sent to a young offenders' institution for 18 months.
Defence barrister Rod Halligan said Lancaster had been so drunk he could remember nothing of what he had done.
"What seems quite clear is the problem he has with drink," he said.
Mr Halligan said the time Lancaster had spent in custody on remand had been "a real eye-opener" for him.
He said it was now "out of the question" for Lancaster to pursue his dream of joining the Army.
Judge Peter Hughes QC jailed Lancaster for 16 months for the burglary, and in addition ordered him also to serve two months of a sentence for drug dealing which had previously been suspended.
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London Buses route 44 is a Transport for London contracted bus route in London, England. Running between Tooting and Victoria, it is operated by London General.
Today's route 44 commenced operation on 1 October 1950 in Stage 1 of London Transport's Post-war "Buses for Trams" scheme, running as a daily service between Mitcham (Three Kings Pond) and London Bridge station via Tooting, Wandsworth, Clapham Junction, Vauxhall and Borough Market. It replaced tram route 12 which ran from London Bridge to Battersea and Wandsworth and trolleybus route 612 from Battersea and Mitcham, both of which were withdrawn at the same time.[1] The Mitcham terminus was changed to "The Cricketers" on 5 February 1952. As from 5 October 1952, a supplementary service running as Route 44A was introduced between Mitcham Cricket Green and Trafalgar Square. This supplementary service only survived a few years and was withdrawn after service on 23 November 1958.
After the "Busmans Strike of 1958" passengers numbers fell dramatically and London Transport withdrew or curtailed many services. The 44 was affected at this time when as from 30 November 1958, it was extended on Sundays to Wallington via Carshalton to replace the 77B on Sundays only. It was further extended on Sundays, this time at the other end of the route, from London Bridge Station to Poplar (Blackwall Tunnel) via Aldgate as from 13 October 1963. This Sunday 44 only lasted a year, as the 44 was withdrawn between Mitcham and Wallington after service on 15 November 1964 being replaced by a new Sunday only route 115A. As from 17 January 1971 the route was further cut back on Sundays from Poplar (Blackwall Tunnel) to Aldgate.
As from 17 June 1972, the 44 was converted to one-person operation between Mitcham Cricketers Green and London Bridge Station via Tooting, Wandsworth and Vauxhall, with a Sunday extension over London Bridge to Aldgate. This routing remained stable for sixteen years until 27 November 1988, when the route received another Sunday extension, this time to Sutton Station.
From the late 1980s onwards, it became necessary to shorten routes to counter the effects of traffic congestion. The 44 fell victim to this as from 25 May 1991, when it was drastically shortened to run between Vauxhall and Tooting Station only. The section of route between Clapham Junction and London Bridge Station was covered by new route 344.
In the most recent change, the 44 was re-routed as from 11 November 2006 at Battersea Park Road to run daily to Victoria via Queenstown Road, Chelsea Bridge, Ebury Bridge Road and Buckingham Palace Road, bringing the route number 44 back to Victoria after an absence of 67 years.
Upon being re-tendered, London General commenced a new contract on 1 June 2013 with existing Alexander Dennis Enviro 400s.[2]
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- Victoria station Victoria Street
- ^ Day, John (1973). The Story of the London Bus. London Regional Transport. ISBN 9780853290377.
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The Brushless Doubly-Fed Induction Generator (Brushless DFIG) shows commercial promise for wind power generation due to its lower cost and higher reliability when compared with the conventional Doubly-Fed Induction Generator (DFIG). In the most recent grid codes, wind generators are required to be able to ride through a low voltage fault and meet the reactive current demand from the grid. Hence, a Low-Voltage Ride-Through (LVRT) capability is important for wind generators which are integrated into the grid. In this paper the authors propose a control strategy enabling the Brushless DFIG to successfully ride through a symmetrical voltage dip. The control strategy has been implemented on a 250 kW Brushless DFIG and the experimental results indicate that LVRT is possible without a crowbar.
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'Idol' Runner-Up Lauren Alaina Breaks Records With Debut Single
This impressive feat marks the highest debut for a second place finalist in six years. "This is so awesome!" Lauren exclaims. "'American Idol' has changed my life, so I'm excited that the songs I performed on there are doing so well. I can't believe that I have a song out on country radio, much less that so many stations started playing it right away. I can't wait to get out and meet everybody and thank them personally for playing my song."
And that song is one that hits close to home for Lauren. "Not only is 'Like My Mother Does' important to me professionally, but it's also special to me personally because my mom has been beside me through this whole thing," she tells. "She has been my biggest cheerleader and my biggest supporter when I was feeling down. This song is for her."
The Georgia native has a busy summer ahead. Aside from recording her debut album in Nashville, the singer will attend the CMA Music Festival, present an award at the CMT Music Awards and make her Grand Ole Opry debut June 10.
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Well at least your screen name fits. Idol and their contracted label signs ALL of the winners and runners up. Any that are good will get signed by Idol's contracted label (as of this year, Universal Music Group), and they are under Idol's thumb for as long as Idol wants. You make it sound like they have a choice...they don't.
- Thursday 09 JuneBy bill
This years Idol had the best group of talent they have ever had. Im glad I did not have to pick the winner
- Wednesday 08 JuneBy Shasha
Scotty's single debuted much higher than Laurens, and sold more too. You have no idea what you are talking about. Scotty won because a lot of people loved his singing and his music and voted for him. Lauren had just as many tween/teen fans IF NOT MORE than Scotty....but she didn't have enough fans of all ages to pull off the win. He won, he will be a success, so get over it!
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I love Lauren! I remember when her name used to be Kelly Clarkson.
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Way to go, Love ya Lauren!!!!
- Wednesday 08 JuneBy Troy
It has more to with the song than the singer. Her song was better. Both should have good careers.
- Thursday 09 JuneBy Jerry
Just keep watching the top 100 song board,And you will soon see James on it, and he will be sign to a big Label and want have to do what Idol says to do.
- Thursday 09 JuneBy Maryann
Lauren is a lovely sweet girl with a beautiful voice. Congrats to her. Steven had it right when he stated right from the beginning that she is the one! He knows talent when he sees it. Congrats to Scotty too. Hope they both stay grounded and always remember their values and morals. Best wishes!
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Jerry good point. I loved James and was shocked by his being voted off, of course all us rockers are used to being outcasts. He'll have a great career! Rock on James!
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New Years Eve Ride.....NorCal Style!
If you've been following this thread you know how often I've passed through Yosemites high country this year but on the last day of 2012 I realized I hadn't made it down into the valley even once. That's fine by me as I usually only enjoy the valley in the off season anyway when the crowds are minimal, sometimes even scarce. With recent storms and a cold snap there was a possibility of dramatic conditions. If you've ever wondered why I love California riding this is a perfect example of a lunch run in the middle of winter.
With a lazy 8 AM start Gerbings is my best friend in the 32 degree weather at my house, knowing it's only getting colder where I'm going. Remember when you had to be tough to ride in this stuff? Not so much anymore. Two of the three entrances to the park currently have chain requirements, so I opt for the low road through Mariposa.
Wasn't really planning on documenting this ride, just wanted to eat my sandwich by a waterfall and go home. Most of the following photos are snapshots, not much planning involved, but it's Yosemite, kind of hard to not get an decent photo. The road was pretty clear all the way to the valley, a few icy spots but nothing to brag about, then a few miles in the valley it was like a line was drawn that says "Winter starts here" and I'm overcome with an exhilarated feeling from what I'm experiencing.
First stop, Bridalviel Falls. Scene it hundreds of times, but each time unique and this was incredible.
By now the road is a bit sketchy and I can't park many of the places I usually would as the snow is plowed to the edge of the road and I can't get off. To make matters worse the turnouts that were plowed had a solid sheet of ice across them, making them a not so good option. So my stops were limited to the open areas that see lots of Sun as the were plenty clear.
Like this first sighting of Yosemite Falls
And of course my obligatory "Magazine Cover" glamor shot. Have I mentioned recently how much I like this bike and how perfect it is for rides like this?
The Tenere is almost to it's one year anniversary and I'm liking it more.
By now headed towards Curry Village and the road is iced bad enough that I'm letting cars pass me (unheard of in Yosemite) Feels weird to be riding when most of the cars around me have chains on. Last I saw temps were in the 20s and I had ice in my beard.
A few more memories from the valley.
Note the falling ice/snow to the right of the falls, and then look at the full grown trees to the left for scale and you realize what an event it was.
This last shot is so well known because EVERYBODY stops here for a photo, as well as myself many times. But once again things are different this day and it warrants another look. Yosemite in winter is absolute magic.
Off to Cascade Falls where I find a sunspot on a rock and lay out like a lizard while I enjoy my sandwich. It's getting late and shadows long and I really want to be back in the gold country before ice starts forming . I almost felt I cheated myself with such a short visit, but this is winter riding.
Down in the Gold Country I enjoy some of my favorite backroads ( Does "Old Toll Road" mean anything to you locals?
) I love the old west culture and scenery around these parts and decide I needed at least one photo from Hornitos, an old town with wonderful ruins. A few plaques but no tourists, my kind of place. I think my favorite building is one that almost isn't there anymore, No sign or plaque so I can only guess what this old building was, but I like it better that way. How can you not feel like you're at the end of a good western movie?
I contemplate hanging out here until sunset as it's only a half hour away, but with some interesting clouds on the horizon I could see the possibility of an awesome light show getting ready. I'm rollin. Riding faster than I should have been I was desperately looking for the perfect sunset spot when I remembered I would soon cross the Merced river. Arriving with the Sun 10 minutes above the horizon I knew this was it. And it was.
Not since Lassen back in July have I been moved by a sunset like this. Again I knew I was witnessing a life long memory being made. Watching as the colors change so fast with unreal reflections on the water, it seemed almost mystical. Some of this water came over the falls I was looking at earlier in the day.
As the post sunset colors peak and slowly start to fade I pull out me end of the day cigar and enjoy the moment. I couldn't get myself to leave until the stars were out and getting colder quick. An hour or so till home and this was one awesome New Years Eve.
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Reopening dates known for all Roman catholic churches closed in 2009 by Bishop Richard Lennon
CLEVELAND - Opening dates for all closed catholic churches in the Cleveland area are now known.
St. Adalbert in Cleveland
2347 East 83rd St., Cleveland
New Pastor: Rev. Gary Chmura
Opening date: Aug. 12 at 11 a.m.
St. Barbara in Cleveland
1505 Denison Ave, Cleveland
New Pastor: Rev. Joseph Hilinski
Opening mass: July 22, 11 a.m.
(Parish officially opened on July 16)
St. Casimir
8223 Sowinski Ave., Cleveland 44103
New Pastor: Rev. Eric Orzech
Opened July 15 at 11:30 a.m.
St. Patrick (West Park) Parish & Church
4427 Rocky River Dr., Cleveland
New Pastor: Rev. James Ols
Opening mass: July 22 at 11 a.m.
St. Peter in Cleveland
1533 E. 17th St., Cleveland 44192
New Pastor: Rev. Robert Kropac
Opening date: (Kropac takes over parish on July 30, should set date after that)
St. Wendelin
2281 Columbus Rd., Cleveland 44113
New Pastor: Rev. Robert Kropac
Opening date: July 29 at 11 a.m.
St. Mary in Bedford
300 Union St., Bedford
New Pastor: Rev. Daniel Begin
Opening date: July 22 at 11 a.m.
St James Parish
17514 Detroit Ave., Lakewood 44107
New Pastor: Rev. Joseph Workman
(also pastor at St. Clement Parish; he will be the pastor of both churches)
Opening mass: July 25 at 7 p.m.
St. John the Baptist in Akron
1044 Brown St.
New Pastor: Rev. A. Jonathon Zingales
Opened July 15 at 10 a.m.
St. Mary in Akron
750 S. Main St.
New Pastor: Rev. Daniel J. Reed
Opening date: Aug. 15 at 7 p.m.
St. Emeric, on W. 22nd Street in Cleveland, still does not have a pastor or a reopening date.
The 11 churches were among 50 that were closed in 2009 by Bishop Richard Lennon. Parishioners, many of them second- and third-generation members of the churches, challenged some of the closings, staged sit-ins and other protests and even created a breakaway congregation.
In April, Lennon announced the area Roman catholic churches would reopen. The decision came after March's extraordinary Vatican decision to overrule his closing of the parishes, a rare instance in which Rome reversed a U.S. bishop on the shut down of churches. The Vatican said Lennon failed to follow Canon Law and procedures when he closed them.
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Has a quick first step off the edge, with the burst to turn the corner. Shows potential to be a good bull rusher, able to get his hands inside and drive offensive tackle into the backfield. Has very good straight-line speed and can cover a lot of ground. Can make stops on the backside pursuit with good closing burst off the edge. Has enough speed to turn and run with wide receivers down the seam. Does a nice job due to his straight-line speed as an interior blitzer, firing through A gap before center or guard can react. Short stature does allow him to get leverage vs. the run because he can get under a blocker's pads.
Undersized and can get redirected wide around pocket by offensive linemen. Has a tough time disengaging if he can't win with his speed and tends to be one-dimensional pass rusher. Can be lured offsides trying to get a good jump on the snap. Doesn't do a good job getting off blocks at the point of attack. Not very instinctual when it comes to playing in space or defending the run. Lacks awareness when he drops off in zone, and slow to react to the ball. Gets caught overpursuing at times vs. the run and needs to improve recogntiion. Can get caught out of position on the misdirection. Doesn't take great angles to the ball when playing in space despite his speed. Doesn't really show hips to be effective in man coverage. Motor can run cold at times when the play is to the opposite field.
Moch is an explosive straight-line pass rusher that has top speed. He flashes the tools to be a very good bull rusher, but he's an undersized guy that is fairly one-dimensional. While super fast, he isn't super fluid or instinctual. The less thinking he has to do, the better off he is. While playing defensive end in Nevada, they got him plenty of opportunities to play with his hand off the ground and in space, but he's at his best when he's rushing the quarterback and rarely makes plays when he's not. Began his career playing OLB as a freshman in their 3-4 scheme, where he finished with 13 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, and 3.5 sacks. Moved into starting lineup as a sophomore when they moved to a 4-3 scheme and has been a force ever since. In three years, he combined for 175 tackles, 59.5 tackles for loss, and 26.5 sacks, 7 pass breakups, and 8 forced fumbles. Weighed in at 229 at the East-West Shrine game.
Moch projects best as an outside linebacker in the 3-4 because of his lack of size. He could be a decent situational pass rusher in a 4-3 scheme, but would need to bulk up considerably and he's already put on 20 pounds already this off-season. He could get there in time, but he wouldn't be natural around 260 or so pounds. You'd hope he could be a player similar to Robert Mathis. But you're better off keeping him at linebacker where you don't have to toy with his weight and his speed can be used as an asset. He's probably a guy that will take a few years to get comfortable because he doesn't show great awareness or instincts in space. But he has potential to develop if he can get a few years under his belt. He'll probably never be great in coverage or a great run defender, but he can be decent enough to get by as a starter. And the main thing people will be paying him for is his pass rushing skills. His bull rush has the makings of being very good. As he's developing, he can contribute on special teams and be used as a situational pass rusher. Then hopefully by his second or third year, he's gained enough experience that he can be trusted as a full-time starter and every down player. He'll work best in a scheme that will try to maximize him as a pass rusher. A player with his speed off the edge in a 3-4 scheme has the potential to be a double-digit sack guy, although it would not surprise me if he's more of a 6-8 sack guy. While there is hope that he turns into another James Harrison, something about makes me think he's more likely to be Manny Lawson. Although I think he'll be a more productive pass rusher than Lawson, but probably not as good in the other areas that makes Lawson a capable linebacker.
Moch has the speed to play linebacker, but he's not natural playing in space, and he would be a project there. While he could potentially serve as a linebacker on first and second down, and then move to defensive end on third down, he's a few years away from being at a point where he can be trusted on first and second down. Instead, he would be better used early in his career as a situational rusher. As he adds strength, he could start to produce in that role. But regardless of where you play him, he's not a guy that is going to produce early in his Falcon career. It's probably going to take the better part of three years to develop him as an every down linebacker, just like it would take a similar amount of time for him to get strong and polished enough to be more than a 20-snap per game defensive end. He's a project that could pay dividends down the line, but it remains to be seen if the Falcons can afford to be that patient.
Because of his athleticism and upside, it wouldn't be a reach to take him in the latter half of the second round. But he's probably a safer value in the third round.
1-poor, 2-weak, 3-above average, 4-very good, 5-elite
Speed: 5.0
Tackling: 2.5
Coverage: 2.5
Point of Attack: 2.5
Instincts: 2.0
Pass Rush: 4.0
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'Are We Done Yet?'
It's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," without the tears or the loon with the weird hair.
"Done Yet?" is a sequel to "Are We There Yet?," the Ice Cube-and-kids road-trip comedy, and _ as the credits tell us _ a remake of an old
There's something reassuring about knowing that a country founded on home ownership has been giving men and women the same renovation ulcers since it began. Maybe George
Nick (Ice Cube), the sports-collectible king of Portland, has married Suzanne (Nia Long) and made her kids his own. There's another baby on the way. So as he sells his business and tries to start up a sports magazine, they add on the stress of a move to the country.
That's where they meet Chuck. He is the realtor who sells them their dream home, a rural mansion-sized place in need of a little "TLC."
Including rewiring. And dry-rot repair. And roofing.
"I can fix that," Nick lies. Many times. Yes, men, we've all been there.
Oddly enough, Chuck (John C. McGinley of "Scrubs") is also the big local contractor. And city inspector. Next thing you know, Nick's deal for the house includes vast repairs, and Chuck is taking over his life.
"Are We Done Yet?" isn't funny or original enough to recommend. But it's amusing to watch Ice play straight-man to McGinley's perky, needy, too-helpful Chuck. McGinley, the wired, wire-haired, bug-eyed character actor who never misses a chance to strip his shirt off, almost devours the picture. Still, it's a movie pitched a couple of notches above "Are We There Yet?," mainly because of McGinley.
And Nick, we suffer with you, man. Through every plumber, every failed wiring inspection, every little problem that becomes a "Let's gut this sucker" disaster.
Anyone who has ever had to fix his or her own roof, to replace wiring that your legally-blind home inspector didn't tell you wasn't up to code, chase raccoons out of the attic or chase contractors across town until they finish your job will see something they recognize here.
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Does anyone know why my 6 week old only grunts when sleeping at night? She will take 2 hour naps during the day and lay perfectly still and quiet everytime she rest. Then, at night time she grunts, wiggles, and kicks her feet. When I get up to check on her, her eyes will be closed and she is sleeping but wiggeling around. It makes it very difficult for me to fall back asleep. Is there anything I can do to help her sleep peacefully at night?
My baby used to grunt all the time when he was a newborn, as he was waking up. It was so funny! He would do it for like 5-10 minutes before he was actually up.
I can't remember when it stopped, but eventually it did.
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Hi, my little girl did this and it started to wake her up. She would nap fine during the day by grunt and wriggle at night. Unfortunaltey we never really got to the bottom of it and she took a long time to stop - we even saw a doctor about it because she was waking up and it sounded like she had wind she needed to get rid off. We never found out a cause and it eventually stopped when she was about 14 months old. I don't think it's that common to last that long though! x
I think the grunting stopped sometime around 8-10 weeks with my LO.
We think it might have stopped around the 2-3 month mark for us. At the time we thought our LO looked like she was trying to have bowel movements but were confused with the fact that she was quite regular and the BM's were always soft.
Never found out the reason but we weren't that concerned since she was well in every other way. It was just "odd".
We had MOTN grunting here too. He stopped around 9 or 10 weeks. It drove me batty! Hang in there :)
We had the grunting too, until DS was about 12 weeks old. Since he slept right next to me and my maternity leave was going to end, I was seriously considering finding somewhere else to sleep during that part of the night! It stopped without me even realizing it - presumably because I was finally able to SLEEP during that time!
Grunting can be nothing but it can also be a sign of respiratory distress. I would let your doc know just in case.
that is us right now at 6 weeks....i just posted about it.
our problem is that she wiggles and we tummy sleep so she's all over the place. i was looking for a cause but is everybody saying this is a newborn thing that they grow ut of???
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