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The feud: Swift appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres show last month and she told the comedian she was shocked at how quickly she was dumped by the Jonas Brother. "I looked at the call log -- it was like 27 seconds. That's got to be a record." She continued to talk about the split on the Internet and in interviews. "That's why we broke up -- because he met (new girlfriend Camilla Belle), she told The Tennessean on the red carpet at the Country Music Association Awards Nov. 12. Jonas, however, remained mum until last month, when he responded on his MySpace page. "Phone calls can only last as long as the person on the other end of the line is willing to talk," he wrote. "The only difference in this conversation was that I shared something the other person did not want to hear."
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The status: Five-alarm fire. In addition to Linda's plea for more cash, Hill alleged that Hulk was stalking him. Hill filed for a restraining order against the wrestler in November, which a judge rejected.
Fallout factor: Severe. There doesn't seem to be an end in sight in this messy divorce. "It's sad because The Hulk was such an icon, and now he's just crumbling a little bit before all of his fans' eyes," Goodson says.
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Wait, sooo how does cutting Okami have anything to do with Dodson needing to fight?
Isnt the reason why Dodson can't get another fight soon because the other 6 flyweights in the UFC are booked? You need to cut a top 5 MW for the sake of bringing in a 125lber so Dodson can fight? What about someone like Melvin Guillard, Mac Danzig, Chris Leben, or any other fighters who never cracked the top 10 in their division and had less than stellar UFC record.
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Dana White says that he is not an idiot, then he says that he cut Okami so Dodson can continue to fight. What makes him that?
Keeping guys on the roster means that they need to have a spot for them to fight... when you are only running so many events a year only so many fight slots are available. If someone say like Okami is fighting then that means there is one less available fight on the card. Doesn't matter what weight class you are in there has to be room for you on a card in order to fight.
(Not that I'm saying Okami should have or shouldn't have been cut)
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Death of Savita Halappanavar
|28 October 2012
|University Hospital Galway, Galway, Ireland
|Septicemia and multiple organ failure
|First reporter
|Kitty Holland and Paul Cullen, The Irish Times
The death of Savita Halappanavar on 28 October 2012, at University Hospital Galway in Ireland, led to nationwide protests—which spilled over into India, Britain and many other countries—calling for a review of the abortion laws in Ireland. Halappanavar, a woman of Indian origin, was suffering from a miscarriage (which was later assessed to be most likely due to a bacterial infection),[1][2] when she was some 17 weeks pregnant, she sought medical attention and treatment at University Hospital Galway. Beginning no earlier than the date of her hospital admission, October 21, her requests for an abortion were refused, instead being told that, because the fetus had a heartbeat and her life did not appear to be in danger, this was not legal.[3] On one occasion she was told "it was the law, that this is a Catholic country."[4] On the night of October 23, according to her husband, Praveen, Halappanavar, was standing in a restroom and collapsed.[5] The following day the foetal remains were removed from her uterus in the operating theatre after a diagnosis of septic shock made by a consultant,[6] per Irish law. Savita Halappanavar's septicemia further deteriorated despite being treated with oral antibiotics for infection since late October 22 and intravenous antibiotics since October 24.[7] Both were ineffective and her condition rapidly evolved to the point of organ failure and finally cardiac arrest and death on 28 October 2012.[8][9][10]
The news of Halappanavar's death spread rapidly through both traditional and social media outlets, with one of the original stories in The Irish Times on 14 November receiving over 700,000 hits by 17 November.[11] Rallies and protests were held, calling for a change in the abortion laws in Ireland, which the protesters claimed led to Halappanavar's death.[12][13] Indian diplomatic and consular officials requested an official inquiry into the events surrounding Halappanavar's death.[14] The United Nations Special Rapporteur for physical and mental health also became involved, saying abortion should be legal if a pregnancy is adversely impacting a woman's health.[15]
Prior to the investigations Taoiseach Enda Kenny, has stated: "I don't think we should say anything about this until we are in possession of all the facts."[16] The Health Service Executive (HSE) named Professor Sir Sabaratnam Arulkumaran to head a seven-member panel looking into the case. The panel will seek to uncover all the facts and "to identify any safety issues arising in this case".[17]
The investigation into her death determined that had the patient received intervention with antibiotics as a prophylaxis immediately following the spontaneous rupture of membranes at 00:20 on October 22, instead of first administration occurring some 21 hours later, then in the opinion of the investigative team the outcome would potentially have been quite different.[18]
- 1 Background
- 2 Halappanavar's death
- 3 Reaction
- 4 HSE inquiry
- 5 HIQA report
- 6 Aftermath
- 7 See also
- 8 Sources
- 9 External links
Under previous Irish law, according to the Offences against the Person Act 1861, as amended, the act of abortion, where there is no immediate physiological threat to the mothers life to continue the pregnancy, is a criminal offence punishable by imprisonment.[19] Following a ruling of the Supreme Court of Ireland in 1992—now known in Ireland as the X case—terminations are allowed under certain circumstances, where "a pregnant woman's life was at risk because of pregnancy, including the risk of suicide".[20]
This has now been codified into law. Peter Boylan, of the Irish Institute of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, said: "The current situation is like a sword of Damocles hanging over us. If we do something with a good intention, but it turns out to be illegal, the consequences are extremely serious for medical practitioners."[21]
Medical terminations had previously been performed at the University Hospital when life-threatening complications had clearly arisen in pregnancy, including cases a year previous to Halappanavar's death, as it is Irish law to save the life of the mother in such cases.[22]
Microbiologist Dr James Clair[23] stated that the "main problem is being missed" in the case, and the real issue was that the septicemia was caused by extended-spectrum beta-lactamase positive gram negative bacteria (ESBL), which "are now spreading rapidly within the Irish population" and are resistant to many known antibiotic treatments.[24]
Mortality due to maternal sepsis is the leading cause of maternal death in Britain and its rate is increasing. Severe sepsis and septic shock are major worldwide healthcare problems, affecting millions of people, leading to a mortality rate of one in four, and is increasing in incidence worldwide. Studies have found that survival rates following sepsis are related to early recognition and initiation of treatment.[25]
Savita Halappanavar, a 31-year-old citizen of India, originally from Belgaum, in the Indian State of Karnataka, was working in Ireland as a dentist, died at University Hospital Galway.[26][8] She was suffering from a miscarriage when she was some 17 weeks pregnant on 21 October.[8] She repeatedly asked for an abortion, but it was reported that she was told that, because Ireland was a "Catholic country," she could not have one while the foetal heartbeat was still present, the baby would not have been viable (survived) outside the womb with 17 weeks of pregnancy.[27] The foetal remains were removed three days later on 24 October. Savita Halappanavar suffered septicemia and organ failure and died a few days later on 28 October 2012.[8][9][28]
On 3 November 2012, friends and family of Halappanavar contacted local pro-choice groups (Galway Pro-Choice) to find out what they could do, with dozens of her friends and family meeting in person on the 6th. Galway Pro-Chouce put them in contact with the Irish Times on the 7th.[29][30]
On 12 November, members of the Irish Choice Network (ICN) - a networking group for pro-choice groups - met to discuss how to proceed.[31]
Reports about Halappanavar's death began spreading after the Tonight with Vincent Browne programme showed front-page stories by The Irish Times and the Irish Independent newspapers on 13 November 2012.[11] The reports were further disseminated on Twitter, including by such journalists as Caitlin Moran and India Knight, and were covered by publications such as BBC News, the British edition of The Huffington Post, and The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph, Daily Mirror, The Independent and the Daily Mail newspapers.[11]
On 14 November 2012, more than 2,000 people gathered to protest against Ireland's abortion laws outside Leinster House in Dublin, in Halappanavar's memory.[32] In addition, a candle-light vigil was held in Cork in Halappanavar's memory.[8]
Halappanavar's death led to protests at Galway, particularly from the local Indian expatriate community.[33] The University Hospital is currently a subject of several investigations.[34] Halappanavar had been one of the organisers of the annual Galway Diwali festival, which was cancelled in response to her death.[9]
There were calls upon the Taoiseach to secure an external enquiry into the circumstances surrounding Halappanavar's death.[8] There are also calls for a change in the law, as the present legislation is an Act of the British Parliament of 1861—when Ireland was still part of the United Kingdom —which declares that it is unlawful to "procure a miscarriage".[9] On 16 November, the Irish Health Service Executive established an independent inquiry into the circumstances surrounding Halappanavar's death.[35]
On Saturday 17 November, the Garda Síochána (Ireland's national police) estimated that between ten and twelve thousand protesters marched from Parnell Square to Merrion Square to demand a change in the law, whilst other rallies were also held across Ireland and in many other countries abroad.[36]
On 17 November, Gardaí announced that they were assisting the coroner in the investigation into the death of Halappanavar.[37]
Medical terminations had previously been performed at the University Hospital when complications had arisen in pregnancy, as it is permitted by Irish law to save the life of the mother. In an opinion piece in the Daily Mail, Paul Bracchi speculated that an investigation would be carried out into why this did not occur in Halappanavar's case.[38]
On Monday, 19 November, the Catholic Bishops of Ireland met in response to Halappanavar's death and released a statement that the Catholic Church believes in the "equal and inalienable right to life of a mother and her unborn child" and that the Church has never taught that the life of an unborn child takes precedence over the mother.[39]
Eilis O'Hanlon stated that in its initial coverage, The Irish Times had "opted to present what had happened as a simple morality tale" and that "the debate for the rest of the week was coloured entirely by The Irish Times's decision to reduce a complex personal tragedy, about which few facts were still known, to a rallying call."[40] An analysis in The Irish Times on 17 November stated: "There is much we do not know about the medical care Savita Halappanavar received" and "even before the full facts are established Ms Halappanavar's tragedy has generated much national and international coverage" in both traditional and social media of which some has been "careful and sympathetic" but "much ... has been intemperate, intolerant and politicised."[41]
Response from the medical community[edit]
The staff of University Hospital, as well as members of Ireland's HSE Regional Health Forum, have stated that there is no "Catholic ethos" that is impacting treatment provided.[42]
Dr Sam Coulter-Smith, a consultant in obstetrics and gynaecology and a university master in the Rotunda Hospital, one of the biggest maternity hospitals in Ireland, said: "This case probably does not have a lot to do with abortion laws."[43] He added that it would be preferable to introduce legislation to bring in clarity, saying, "We really do need legislation in this area, otherwise we're going to be at risk of doctors working outside the law, and that's not appropriate."[44]
Dr Rhona Mahony, the Master of the National Maternity Hospital, said: "It is very disappointing that, 20 years after the 'X-Case', we don't have legislation" and that women "need to know that they are going to get the appropriate health care that they need" while doctors "need to know that they are also protected in their ability to do their job."[45]
Microbiologist Dr James Clair[46] stated that the "main problem is being missed" in the case, suggesting that the real issue may be that the septicemia was caused by extended-spectrum beta-lactamase positive gram negative bacteria (ESBL), which "are now spreading rapidly within the Irish population" and are resistant to many known antibiotic treatments.[24]
Political response[edit]
Taoiseach Enda Kenny, stated: "I don't think we should say anything about this until we are in possession of all the facts."[16]
Prior to publications of the reports, the Minister for Health, James Reilly, said that the public must not pre-judge the situation and further said that he was awaiting the results of the investigations, adding he had no evidence to suggest a so-called "Catholic ethos" at the University Hospital that prevented Halappanavar's life from being saved by a medical termination.[47] He has also stated that an inquiry into Halappanavar's death must stand up to international scrutiny.[48]
Brian Walsh, a Fine Gael TD for Galway West, said that Galway University Hospital had carried out terminations in recent years in accordance with the judgement by the Supreme Court in the X case and with the guidelines of the Irish Medical Council. He said that the University Hospital was not run or managed by any [Catholic] religious orders and did not have a so-called "Catholic ethos".[49]
Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin said that Halappanavar's death was tragic and harrowing. Martin said that Ireland had always aimed for a low death rate during pregnancy but that this was "cold comfort" to Halappanavar and her surviving family and relatives. He said that an independent inquiry was needed, with experts from outside the country to establish the full circumstances. He also responded on Saturday 17 November saying that "legislating for the X case would not have stopped [the death of Savita Halappanavar]".[50] On 18 December 2012, after a panel of experts submitted its report to the Parliament recommending, "the government legislate the issue in order to clarify what the current laws actually do and do not permit", Ireland's Minister of Health, James Reilly, made a public statement marking an impending shift in Government policy, "..we will clarify in legislation and regulation what is available by way of treatment to a woman when a pregnancy gives rise to a threat to a woman's life.."[51]
Response of pro-choice organisations[edit]
Pro-choice campaigners state that Ireland's ban on abortion caused Halapannavar's death.[52] Several rallies and vigils have been organised nationwide, calling for the government to legalise abortion based on Attorney General v. X. Irish Choice Network allegedly emailed members, calling for an emergency meeting to discuss how to proceed with this "major news story".[53]
In response to critics accusing pro-choice activists of exploiting Halappanavar's death, Kate Smurthwaite responded in a column in the Huffington Post called "Yes, Savita Halappanavar's Death IS a Political Issue" in which she stated, "If I am ever a victim of an unjust legal discrepancy that infringes my human rights and leads to my untimely and unnecessary agonising death I want every man, woman and child on the streets immediately demanding that it never, ever be allowed to happen again."[54]
Response of pro-life organisations[edit]
The Life Institute in Ireland has accused what it called "abortion campaigners" of exploiting Halappanavar's death to further the pro-choice agenda.[55]
Michael Kelly of The Catholic World Report rejects claims that Ireland's abortion laws led to Halappanavar's death, writing that "medical experts and bioethicists have been quick to express their view that Ireland's ban on abortion had nothing to do with Mrs. Halappanavar's death. They insist that guidelines from the Irish Medical Council are perfectly clear that pregnant women must be given all necessary medical treatment."[56]
Father Shenan J. Boquet, president of Human Life International, said that there was no evidence to indicate that "a Catholic ethos" prevented responsible treatment of the mother, and called news reports that that was the case "demonizing the church's position on abortion". He described the debate resulting from the event as "activism masquerading as compassion and moral outrage."[57]
International response[edit]
There were protests outside the Irish embassies in London,[8] Berlin[58][59] and Brussels.[60]
In India, the Indian Minister for External Affairs, Salman Khurshid, summoned the Indian ambassador to Ireland, Debashish Chakravarti, to India for deliberations over the issue.[61] Chakravarti later met Eamon Gilmore, Ireland's Tánaiste (deputy prime minister) and foreign minister, and promised to keep Halappanavar's husband up to date with the government's response.[62]
Rajeev Chandrasekhar, an independent member of the Rajya Sabha (the upper house of the Parliament of India) said, "The death of Savita Halappanavar should be pursued by family and Govt. of India as a case of human rights violation and murder. Instead of simply protesting, cases should be filed against the Govt. of Ireland and its leadership at the International Court of justice and United Nations Commission for Human Rights UNHCR. This should move beyond protesting to where people are brought to account!"[63]
In an editorial on 17 November 2012, The Times of India said, "There appears to be a tendency to view this issue in terms of India versus Ireland or the Catholic faith against other religions. To fall prey to such tendencies would be a serious mistake and a great disservice to the memory of Savita. ... Adding a nationalist or communal tone to the debate detracts from the merit of argument rather than enhancing it."[64]
Amnesty International states that Halappanavar's death "illustrates [the] gap in Irish law" and asked the government of Ireland to change the law on abortion "in line with international human rights laws."[65] The executive director of Amnesty International in Ireland, Colm O'Gorman, said that "successive Irish Governments have failed in their duty to provide necessary clarity on how this right is protected and vindicated, leaving women in Ireland in a very vulnerable position."[65]
HSE inquiry[edit]
On 19 November 2012, the Health Service Executive (HSE) named Professor Sir Sabaratnam Arulkumaran to head a seven-member panel looking into the case. Arulkumaran is the head of obstetrics and gynaecology at St George's Hospital Medical School and is president-elect of the International Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics.
The panel sought to uncover all the facts and "to identify any safety issues arising in this case".[17]
On 20 November 2012, three members of the panel were asked to step down when Praveen Halappanavar indicated that he would not cooperate with the panel due to their connections as consultants to University Hospital. Arulkumaran has requested a meeting with Mr. Halappanavar.[66] On 21 November, the Irish Independent reported that Arulkumaran was being accused of being "pro-abortion" and promoting a "liberal" approach to abortion because of papers that he has published.[67]
Arulkumaran report[edit]
The Arulkumaran report was published on 13 June 2013. It identified three "Key Causal Factors" for the death: inadequate assessment and monitoring; failure to offer all management options to a patient; and non adherence to clinical guidelines related to the prompt and effective management of sepsis.[1] It made six recommendations for improvements in patient care in such situations. All six recommendations call for improvements in healthcare guideline, training and practices, and one recommendation called for legislative changes if necessary to allow for expediting delivery for clinical purposes. Additionally, it made three recommendations to address incidental factors.
Key causal factors[edit]
The report indicates the first key causal factor was inadequate assessment and monitoring. This would have allowed medical staff to recognise and respond to indicators that the infection was causing a deterioration in Savita's condition. Additionally, staff failed to devise a plan of care recognising that: (1). Infection was the most likely cause of the patient's miscarriage, and, (2.) With increase in time following admission, and the rupture of the patient's membranes, the risk of infection and sepsis increases.
The panel identified the hospital's failure to offer all management options to a patient was a second key causal factor. The panel points out that the patient was "experiencing inevitable miscarriage of an early second trimester pregnancy where the risk to the mother increased with time from the time that membranes were ruptured."[1]
The panel found that hospital staff failed to adhere to clinical guidelines which relate to severe sepsis and septic shock. These relate to timely and effective management of sepsis when it is diagnosed.[1]
Recommendations of the Panel[edit]
- Prompt introduction of a Maternity Early Warning Scoring Systems Chart for patients with pregnancy complications in gynaecology wards. This should be followed by a compliance audit. The chart should indicate a monitoring coupled with an escalating nursing, medical and multidisciplinary response.[68]
- Introduction of mandatory induction and education on early recognition, monitoring and management of infection and sepsis. This includes severe sepsis and septic shock.
- Development and implementation of national guidelines relating to infection and pregnancy, in addition to multidisciplinary educational programmes to improve care in such cases. In particular, there needs to be audited compliance with guidelines on management of infection, sepsis, and suspected sepsis in cases of inevitable miscarriage of an early second trimester pregnancy. This includes when there is a prolonged rupture of membranes, and increasing time from this point increases the risk to the mother.
- Compliance with guidelines on the management of early second trimester inevitable miscarriage. This should recognise possible rapid patient deterioration, possibly within a few hours, from sepsis to severe sepsis to septic shock. It should also recognise the high mortality rate, of up to 60 percent, associated with this. These guidelines should include the same emphases as those for infection and pregnancy listed in recommendation 3.[69] The panel recommended such guidelines should include guidelines relating to expediting delivery for clinical reasons, including "medical and surgical termination" based on the expertise available and legal feasibility.[70]
- The panel recommended improved communication practices between all relevant staff, and improvements in handover of acutely ill patients. Additionally, definitive tools for clearly communicating information relating to the deterioration of a woman's condition, consultation and/or handover to a higher level of care, according to 'Improving patient handover – RCOG Good Practice No 12' (Dec 2010).[70]
- Compliance of guidelines on the consultants' responsibilities, according to the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, "Responsibility of the consultant on call" (RCOG Good Practice No. 8 - March 2009). These indicate the need to involve senior medical staff due to difficulty coping with case load, or to consult on suspected serious cases. Midwives and nurses should be able to obtain help from senior nurse midwifery managers or the director of nursing on duty, and need to be able to contact the consultant if needed.[70]
HIQA report[edit]
The Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) published a report into the incident on 9 October 2013.[71] It found "a failure in the provision of the most basic elements of patient care to Savita Halappanavar", noting 13 "missed opportunities to intervene".[71][72]
Partly in response to the death of Savita Halappanavar,[73][74] the Irish government introduced the Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013. Having passed both Houses of the Oireachtas in July 2013, it was signed into law on 30 July by Michael D. Higgins, the President of Ireland.[75]
On 20 September 2013 Praveen Halappanavar's solicitor served legal proceedings against Galway University Hospital and separately against Dr Katherine Astbury. The proceedings claim that Savita's constitutional right to life had been breached and allege 30 issues of medical negligence.[76][77]
See also[edit]
- Catholic Church and abortion
- Eighth Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland
- Abortion in the Republic of Ireland
- Attorney General v. X
- Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act 2013
- PP v. HSE
- Arulkumaran, Sabaratnam; Cora McCaughan; Cathriona Molloy; Brian Marsh; Geraldine Keohane; James Walker; Mary Horgan (13 June 2013). "Investigation of Incident 50278 from time of patient's self referral to hospital on the 21st of October 2012 to the patient's death on the 28th of October, 2012" (PDF). Health Service Executive. Retrieved 14 June 2013.
- "Investigation into the safety, quality and standards of services provided by the Health Service Executive to patients, including pregnant women, at risk of clinical deterioration, including those provided in University Hospital Galway, and as reflected in the care and treatment provided to Savita Halappanavar" (PDF). Health Information and Quality Authority. 7 October 2013. Retrieved 9 October 2013.
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- ^ "Thousands attend Savita vigils around the country". The Irish Times. 17 November 2012. Retrieved 17 November 2012.
- ^ "Gardaí assisting coroner in Savita Halappanavar case". The Irish Times. 17 November 2012. Retrieved 17 November 2012.
- ^ "A pregnant wife's tragic death, a global outcry and the question: Was she really killed by draconian abortion laws?". London: Daily Mail. 17 November 2012.
- ^ "Treatment that risks foetus can be 'ethically permissible' - Catholic bishops". RTÉ News. 19 November 2012.
- ^ Eilis O'Hanlon: (18 Nov). "Eilis O'Hanlon: This Government must be the one to face facts". Irish Independent. Retrieved 21 November 2012. Check date values in:
- ^ Noel Whelan (17 November 2012). "Decisive change in the abortion debate". The Irish Times. Retrieved 21 November 2012.
- ^ JOE HUMPHREYS (16 November 2012). "Catholic ethos suggestion dismissed". The Irish Times. Retrieved 20 November 2012.
- ^ "Rotunda head: No confusion". Irish Examiner. 15 November 2012.
- ^ "We absolutely need legislation - Rotunda Master Dr Sam Coulter-Smith". RTÉ. 15 November 2012.
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- ^ "Dr James Clair". Mercy University Hospital, Cork, Ireland. Retrieved 2012-11-23.
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External links[edit]
- Savita Halappanavar collected video, news and commentary at RTE.ie
- Savita Halappanavar collected video, news and commentary at NDTV
- Savita Halappanavar collected news and commentary at The Times of India
- Death of Savita Halappanavar collected news and commentary at The Guardian


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E-mail can be a major security headache. That's why corporations take pains to ensure that their sensitive e-mails are protected. Sometimes that means using encryption. Gmail users always get encryption protection when signing in, but now it's easier to encrypt messages and everything else, too.The Official Gmail Blog says that Gmail has always supported HTTPS: "Https keeps your mail encrypted as it travels between your web browser and our servers, so someone sharing your favorite coffee shop's public wifi can't read it. Your bank and credit card websites use this same protocol to protect your financial data. Typically, free webmail services don't support https, but from the beginning we wanted to build a product so solid you could run a company on it -- we developed Gmail by running our own google.com mail on it -- so security is something we took seriously right from the start."
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Since not everyone types in the "https://" part of Web addresses, Google has decided to make it a bit easier to encrypt and protect your e-mail. "We've added an option to Settings to always use https. If you don't regularly log in via unencrypted wireless connections at coffee shops or airports or college dorms, then you might not need this additional layer of security. But if you want to always use https, then this setting makes it super easy. Whenever you forget to type https://mail.google.com, we'll add the https for you. If you already have the https URL bookmarked, using this setting will ensure you access your account via https even when you don't use your bookmark. Any http link to Gmail (for example, the one at the top of Google.com) will be automatically redirected to https," it said in the Gmail Blog.
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Yes, Ventrell Jenkins had a short offseason stint with the Cincinnati Bengals in 2009. Yes, Jenkins was arrested last week for beating his fiancee. Yes, Jenkins was unfazed when cops blasted him with a Taser multiple times. Jenkins, a former Kentucky Wildcat, is on the Montreal Alouettes roster but hasn't played since suffering a knee injury in September. Back home in South Carolina, cops say they caught the 6-2, 305 lb. defensive tackle rearranging his fiancee's face. According to the police report, cops caught Jenkins punching fiance Deidre Hudson, 44, repeatedly in the face while saying, "I love you." The reporting officer noted that Hudson "had severe lacerations to her face, extreme swelling to the right side of her face and bruising to the point of her being unrecognizable." Yes, we went searching for Jenkins' Facebook account. The bad news: he has a daughter. According to the The State (Columbia), Jenkins is lucky he didn't get shot by cops. As Hudson lay unconscious on the ground, the deputy fired his Taser at Jenkins, but Jenkins grabbed the Taser. The deputy then drew his pistol, but was immediately bitten on the right calf by a pit bull. Another deputy arrived, and while he and the first deputy were trying to handcuff Jenkins, the pit bull then bit the second deputy. Filed under: Cuff 'Em
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I'm not even with her now, but I'm trying to get a plan together to 'fix' a problem my filly has when I get home.
Disclaimer: If it's not already obvious, I understand I am not a trainer, nor is this a riding problem. It's a ground problem that needs to be broken, but I'm not even sure how to go about fixing.
Age: 3
Training Level: Just ground work
We got her as an untouched yearling. First time we saw her, she was shivering, drenched in sweat, and shaking in the pen because her owner stupidly penned her with his stallion and he (the horse) ran her until she could barely stand.
She's aggressive with children and small animals. She's totally respectful of adults and an absolute dream to work with. Other horses easily put her in her place. She's bottom of the pecking order. The problem first emerged when we put her with our two ponies (all three yearlings). She would chase them all day long, every day. We pulled them from the pen and she got put with the riding mares when all three started dropping weight and one filly was developing a cough. She double barreled a dog that was chasing the horses, but that was just dismissed as regular horse behavior. Protect the herd right?
During a blizzard we had the horses in the barn with no access to the outside as we temporarily had an extremely late filly we'd snatched from someone we knew for fear that the weather would take her out. A little boy was helping me with chores (3) and he slipped into the stall behind me. This was not supposed to happen. He's not allowed in the stalls. His grandfather was supposed to be watching him and was not at that moment. She came after him (she's 1 and a half at this point), teeth bared and head down. I managed to snatch his coat and swing him out of the stall right away. The minute he was gone her head came up and she walked up to me calm as can be. Behavior was dismissed as stall energy. (I know moving the feet is the worst possible response to a charge, but I'm not going to make a baby stand his ground and my instincts took over. Plus I've never seen a horse with that kind of murder in her eyes)
Fast forward to last summer. We were getting some goats and were 'goat proofing' our fence. I had my dog with me. My dog was near me in the south-western corner of our three acre square pasture. The two horses were in the north-eastern end. The dog was sniffing in the grass no where near the horses when she caught sight of her. The filly charged again, with the same behavior she'd had towards the little boy. Because my dog is a (smart) coward, she ran.
A week later, we got the goats and while transferring from the trailer to the paddock one goat escaped. To make this short and sweet, she again charged from a long ways away, but this time she actually got her teeth into her target. And by that I mean she savaged the goat (who is fine now). She tore at the poor animal with teeth and hooves before getting a good grip on the goats back and throwing her over the fence. Needless to say I am pretty d*mn glad I reacted as fast as I did with the little boy and my dog ran. If she had done the same to either of them...
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My thing is, why is she so specifically aggressive and how do you stop it? Mainly dogs, goats, and small children are at risk. She's just fine with a 7 year old, but has charged at a 5 year old (the children were young, but were behaving well at the time). She tolerates the cats but barely.
This is something I'd prefer to fix before she goes to the trainers. (She'll be going to a roper. We often raise foals for him (he's the son of the man who owns the farm) and we've never had this problem before. We believe it's something particular to her.)
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|Cornish game hens/8 squab of 1 pound each / 24 quail of 3 to 4 ounce each
|10 Pound, thawed, if frozen (8 Cornish Game Hens Of 1.25 Pound Each)
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Prepare Thai Sauce and refrigerate.
Remove poultry necks and giblets; reserve for other uses, if desired.
With poultry shears or a knife, split birds of your choice lengthwise through breastbone.
Pull birds open; place, skin side up, on a flat surface and press firmly, cracking bones slightly, until birds lie flat.
Rinse and pat dry.
Thread birds on long, sturdy metal skewers (18 inches or longer) as follows.
Force one skewer into drumstick and through thigh, then under backbone, through other thigh, and out through other drumstick.
Run a second skewer parallel to the first, forcing it through one side of breast and middle section of one wing, then over backbone, through middle section of other wing, and out through other side of breast.
On each pair of skewers, thread as many birds as will fit; 18-inch skewers hold 2 or 3 game hens or squab or up to 6 quail.
Mash together cilantro, pepper, and garlic; rub evenly over poultry.
Place poultry on a lightly greased grill 4 to 6 inches above a solid bed of medium coals.
Cook, turning as needed, until meat near thighbone of game hens is no longer pink; cut to test (30 to 40 minutes).
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'I'm severely depressed.'
These were the words that Donesha*, a 35 year-old African American woman repeatedly uttered to me.
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An Arizona petting zoo is home to a healthy geep, a rare animal that is half sheep, half goat.
Scottsdale, Ariz. (AZ Central) -- Cue the "awwwww" for this geep. Her name is Butterfly and she was born on Sunday, July 27, 2014 at My Petting Zoo in North Scottsdale, Arizona.
Her mom, Momma, is a sheep. Her dad, Michael, is a pygmy goat. Hence, geep. She has goat hooves and a goat head, but is covered in wool.
The Motolas, owners of My Petting Zoo, named her Butterfly because of her spots. Her best friend is a horse.
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Q. Who is Mr. Smarty Plants?
A: There are those who suspect Wildflower Center volunteers are the culpable and capable culprits. Yet, others think staff members play some, albeit small, role. You can torture us with your plant questions, but we will never reveal the Green Guru's secret identity.
Did you know you can access the Native Plant Information Network with your web-enabled smartphone?
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From: Indianapolis, IN
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Topic: Seed and Plant Sources
Title: Source for invasive, non-native Lythrum in Indiana
Answered by: Barbara Medford
QUESTION:Please help me find where I can purchase Lithrum in Indiana. This is my favorite plant from long ago. I know it has been banned for the last few years. Presently you need a permit to sell Lithrum. I cannot find a nursery who sells the plant.
There is one member of the Lythrum genus, Lythrum alatum (winged lythrum), that is native to Indiana. However, you may also be thinking of Lythrum salicaria, which is a non-native invasive plant. You have to realize there is probably a very good reason why this plant is forbidden to be sold in several states in North America. For some of those reasons, read this website from the Plant Conservation Alliance Alien Plant Work Group, Purple loosestrife or Lythrum salicaria. Another article on this plant is from The Master Gardeners of Adams County, PA and Frederick, MD, Lythrum, a Noxious Weed, by Mary Ann Ryan, Adams Co. Master Gardener. At the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, we are committed to the use and propagation of plants native not only to North America but to the area in which the plant is being grown, so we would never recommend planting an invasive non-native, and no sources for it would appear on our Native Plant Suppliers lists.
Both of these articles point out that even lythrum plants advertised as "sterile" are not. The plant spreads both by prolific seeding and root extensions from which fresh suckers grow. It can easily interbreed with and take over from the native lythrum, and soon crowd out native plants and clog waterways, disturbing or destroying native habitats. Since you can never be sure what you are purchasing, we advise you not to try it at all. There are many other beautiful plants native to Indiana that belong there and will not try to take over. For instance, we went to our Recommended Species section, used Narrow Your Search to "herb" (herbaceous blooming plant) for Habit, "perennial" for Duration, and "wet or moist soil" for Soil Moisture, all characteristics of the Lythrum. You can use the same technique to search for others that you would like.
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FOXBORO, MA - JANUARY 10: Tom Brady #12 of the New England Patriots looks on during warm ups against the Baltimore Ravens during the 2010 AFC wild-card playoff game at Gillette Stadium on January 10, 2010 in Foxboro, Massachusetts. (Photo by Jim Rogash/Getty Images)
There were no sighs of relief, no jumps for joy when the New York Jets found out they wouldn't have to worry about Rob Gronkowski this week. Sure, the New England Patriots lost perhaps the league's top playmaking tight end for a few weeks with a broken forearm. But Rex Ryan's team knew better than to celebrate. ''I don't know,'' Ryan said, shaking his head. ''They have five tight ends on their roster, so I don't know if they'll put another guy in that role. I'm not sure how they'll do it.'' If Ryan has learned anything in his nearly four seasons as coach of the Jets, it's that Bill Belichick usually finds a way to win no matter who's out there - or isn't - on the field for the Patriots. Ryan also knows New England can change the personnel, but as long as it's still Tom Brady's bunch, it'll be a tough task. ''When you look at him,'' Ryan said, ''you can almost say he's a machine back there.'' And Ryan is right about the Patriots' glut of tight ends. Aaron Hernandez could return ...
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Alex Wood showed a bit of youth and temper when he cursed out umpire C.B. Bucknor after being ejected in the sixth inning Wednesday but his fit of indignation seemed to give the Braves a much-needed spark at Nationals Park. Homers by Dan Uggla and Justin Upton fueled a three-run sixth inning that erased a two-run deficit and sent the Braves to a 5-2 win against Washington reducing Atlanta's National League East magic number from four to two. The Braves could clinch their first division title since 2005 as soon as Friday in a series opener against the Cubs at Wrigley Field. Any combination of Braves wins and Nationals losses totaling two gives Atlanta the crown. While the Braves are off Thursday the Nationals open a four-game home series against Miami. The Braves had lost three in a row and nine of 13 before Wednesday and seen their lead over St. Louis for the NL's best record was trimmed to one game. The resurgent Nationals trying to overcome long odds for a wild-card spot got f...
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With Joanna Vanderham (What Maisie Knew) as Denise and Emun Elliott (Game of Thrones) as Moray, Sarah Lancashire (Upstairs Downstairs), Elaine Cassidy (A Room with a View), and Patrick Malahide (Game of Thrones) star in Episode 2 of Bill Gallagher's (Lark Rise to Candleford) stirring drama based on Émile Zola's beloved classic novel, Au Bonheur des Dames.
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1906-05-28 (158lbs) Tom Thomas w pts 15 Pat O'Keefe, NSC, Covent Garden, London, England
1906-05-28 (158lbs) Tom Thomas w pts 15 Pat O'Keefe, NSC, Covent Garden, London, England. Referee: J. H. Douglas. Billed for the English 158lbs championship, although O'Keefe (155½) had the pull over Thomas (156) in reach, landing several solid lefts as the fight progressed, it was the latter's left-hand work that was the more effective. The Sporting Life reported that at every opportunity Thomas dashed in with a left to the face, which caused the Londoner to measure his length upon the floor on one occasion. From the outset the exchanges were of a fast and vigorous nature for men of their weight, and round after round went the same way before Thomas received the decision. It could not be seen as a great fight as there had been far too much holding, but it was always exciting.
Following this, Thomas remained out of the ring for close on two years after being laid up with rheumatic fever. However, he was still generally recognised as being the champion despite the rise through the ranks of Tom Lancaster and James Tiger Smith, who both claimed the English title with little support. Despite having no experience to talk of, and in the absence of Thomas, Smith would get a shot at the fearsome Sam Langford on 22 April 1907. Following that experience he defended his English title claim against Charlie Allum (w co 1 at the National Sporting Club, Merthyr on 14 November 1907) and Jack Costello (w co 11 at the Norfolk Road Drill Hall, Sheffield on 27 January 1908). It was these two wins that would gain him a crack at Thomas on the latter's return to the ring.
Lancaster's 158lbs English title claim started when he beat Jack Kingsland (w co 18 at Ginnett's Circus, Newcastle on 23 June 1906). He then went on to defend his claim against Alf Rogers (w co 4 at the Running Grounds, Durham on 18 August 1906), Bombardier Davis (w co 7 at Ginnett's Circus on 4 December 1906), Kingsland (w co 14 at Ginnett's Circus on 11 February 1907), Mike Crawley (w pts 20 at Ginnett's Circus on 25 March 1907), Seaman Fred Broadbent (w pts 15 at the NSC on 3 June 1907) and Crawley (w pts 20 at Ginnett's Circus on 23 December 1907) before Thomas re-surfaced.
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Nearly two weeks into gun hunting season, which began on Oct. 21, officials want to remind hunters to be careful with guns and ammunition, especially when children are around.
D'Anna K. Liber, director of the Gwinnett County Department of Family and Children Services, said the issue is not something to take for granted. While some families may be comfortable with guns around, it's better to keep them secure in case friends or neighbors visit.
"Accidents happen and often you'll hear people say I wish that was put up," Liber said.
In a news release, Ron Scroggy, director of the Department of Human Services' Division of Family and Children Services, said guns are an integral part of game hunting, and unless managed safely, can present dangers to children.
"The best way to prevent unintentional firearm injuries to a child is to not have a gun in a home where a child lives or plays," he said.
Scroggy said some tips include removing ammunition, keeping guns in a locked location, storing guns and ammunition separately and hiding keys from children.
Education is also important starting at the youngest age possible, Scroggy said, and children should be taught to tell an adult if they see a gun and to never touch a gun.
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CLEVELAND, Nov. 18 /PRNewswire/ -- MyClyns, the new non-alcohol germ protection spray, is now available to consumers over the counter throughout Greater Cleveland, one of two cities in the nation chosen as initial test market cities prior to a nationwide product launch. The MyClyns spray has been used and trusted by first responders, healthcare professionals, military and emergency workers for years and is now available on store shelves for the very first time.
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MyClyns is the only germ protection spray that is safe to spray into the eyes, nose, mouth and minor cuts and abrasions -- places where germs commonly enter the body. Developed by Kentucky based Union Springs Pharmaceuticals, the solution found in MyClyns shows a 99.99 percent reduction of more than 60 pathogens in independent laboratory testing. The product has seen a spike in demand with the onset of the cold and flu season.
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Relaxing at home on a Sunday night, the perfect time to watch highlights of the Winter X Games. One of the coolest things in this year's games was the front flip on a snowmobile by superstar Heath Frisby
Relaxing at home on a Sunday night, the perfect time to watch highlights of the Winter X Games. One of the coolest things in this year's games was the front flip on a snowmobile by superstar Heath Frisby
As we continue to get pounded by snow. I got serious "POW POW" fever. So Im gonna set you up with another one of my favorite songs to ride too. The winter storm looks like it may let up a little before the weekend
Well, there goes watching the Griz/Cat game for free. After watching the Big Sky Classic on KPAX for the last 20 years or so, seeing Griz games on KPAX for free is now a thing of the past.
Some of the best spots for extreme skiing and snowboarding are in the Canadian Rockies. It doesn't matter if you're delivered to the top of the mountain by helicopter, lift or snowcat, you'll encounter plenty of snow to carve a trail through on the way back down.
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A gimpy Ben Roethlisberger committed four turnovers, and the San Francisco 49ers beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 20-3 on Monday night. The game was delayed twice due to power outages.
Basketball star Kobe Bryant's wife, Vanessa, steadfastly stood by his side during the 2003 scandal in which he was accused of raping a 19-year-old Colorado resort employee.
But now, after what inside sources say is a long history of infidelity during their 10-year marriage, Vanessa has had enough, and on Friday she filed for divorce.
It was a great weekend for road teams in the NFL, as many came out victorious. Green Bay lost its perfect season, and Indianapolis finally recorded a victory in 2011.
History has a pesky habit of repeating itself, which means the Griz could be in for a tough challenge in Texas.
Jacksonville Jaguars at Atlanta Falcons – 8:30 p.m. – Atlanta (8-5) needs to win this game to keep its current position as one of two NFC wild card teams.
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Argentinian Guillermo Stabile, who scored in the first FIFA World Cup Final at Uruguay 1930, died in late December 1966 at the age of 61.
Stabile was actually handed his international debut at the tournament in Uruguay and immediately made an impact, scoring a hat-trick in a 6-3 thrashing of Mexico.
Argentina went on to beat Chile and the United States before facing the host nation in the final. Uruguay may have run out 4-2 victors thanks to goals from Pablo Dorado, Pedro Cea, Santos Iriarte and Hector Castro, but Stabile's place in the history books was firmly secure.
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Our friend Michael recently organized a poetry night here in Nyack. About 25 of us (or more?) got together and ate delicious soups, made by Michael from the Staff Meals from Chanterelle cookbook. Then, we all shared a poem that we love. I appreciate when Michael hosts these events because it forces me to delve into a genre I don't read nearly enough, but very much enjoy.
When I was in graduate school at Sarah Lawrence College, I was lucky to be surrounded by many great poets, such as Curtis Bauer, Patrick Rosal and Ross Gay, among others. I had a blast hearing them read their work aloud. And it was just generally inspiring to be around so many people who not only revered the written word, but were dedicating their lives to it.
While poking around last week, I found several excellent poems and discovered a handful of new poets. The piece I latched onto and proceeded to read approximately 4,000 times before I even got to poetry night was "Lamp Day" by Matthew Zapruder. I contacted him to see if I could re-print it here and he kindly obliged. It is from his third collection, Come on All You Ghosts, 2010:
by Matthew Zapruder
All day I've felt today is a holiday,
but the calendar is blank.
Maybe its Lamp Day. There is
one very small one I love
so much I have taken it everywhere,
even with its loose switch.
On its porcelain shade are painted
tiny red flowers, cleary
by someone whose careful
hand we will never know.
Because its Lamp Day I'm trying
to remember where I got it,
maybe it was waiting for me
in the house on Summer Street
I moved into almost exactly
17 years ago. I think
without thinking I just picked it
up from the floor and put it
on my desk and plugged
it into the socket and already
I was working. So much
since that moment has happened.
On Lamp Day we try
not dreamily but systematically
to remember it all. I do it
by thinking about the hidden
reasons I love something
small. When you take
a series of careful steps
to solve a complex problem,
mathematicians call it an algorithm.
It's like moving through
a series of rooms, each with
two doors, you must choose one,
you can't go back. I begin
by sitting on a bench in the sun
on September 21st thinking
all the walks I have taken
in all the cities I have chosen
to live in or visit with loved ones
and alone make a sunlit
and rainy map no one
will ever be able to hold.
Is this important? Yes and no.
Now I am staring
at clean metal girders.
People keep walking past
a hotel, its bright
glass calmly reflecting
everything bad and good.
Blue boots. Bright glass.
Guests in this moment. A child
through the puddles steps
exuberant, clearly feeling the power.
I am plugged in. I am calm.
Lamp Day has a name.
Just like this cup
that has somehow drifted
into my life, and towards which
sometimes for its own reasons
my hand drifts in turn.
Upon it is written the single
word Omaha.
I admire the details in this poem and the reverence for objects (…hidden/ reasons I love something/small…). I believe that our possessions do hold meaning and that they are talismans of our pasts. We all have at least a few items that have traveled with us from one place to another and evoke a certain set of memories. (…and alone make a sunlit/ and rainy map no one/ will ever be able to hold…)
If we were to lose any of our things it wouldn't be the end of the world (Important? Yes and no) but why not take a moment (or a whole day) to appreciate them and what they represent?
Thank you to Matthew Zapruder for plugging in his lamp and illuminating such beautiful images. If you would like to read some of his most recent work, which is also wonderful, check out The Odyssey on Floating Wolf Quarterly.
Have you discovered any good new poems lately?
It's not a poem, but I really liked this recent post by Richard Louv, talking about "the little things". Warning: it's a bit sad, but it is about noticing the things around us. http://richardlouv.com/blog/the-little-things/
Thanks for introducing me to Matthew Zapruder!
I like the points you bring out about the "yes and no" and the reverence to objects – really helps highlight some of the unique messages in the poem.
In honor of his source of light
And Sir Zapruder's poesy bright
Today's a day I'll spend iambically
And speak with meters pentagonally