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A study that compared the health of Floyd Countians to residents of Rowan and Elliott counties concludes that there is a link between mountaintop removal coal mining and overall poorer health of those living in close proximity to such mining operations.
The study, "Personal and Family Health in Rural Areas of Kentucky With and Without Mountaintop Coal Mining," authored by Dr. Michael Hendryx, of the Department of Health Policy, Management and Leadership at West Virginia University, says that communities that have mountaintop mining show worse results in "self-rated health status, illness symptoms across multiple organ systems, lifetime and current asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and hypertension," as well as household members reporting "reporting serious illness or had died from cancer in the past five years."
Furthermore, the study says mining areas fare worse in health statistics even when adjusted for other factors, such as different rates of education, obesity, smoking, age, sex, marital status and work experience in coal mining.
"The results of this study add to previous evidence that Appalachian health disparities are concentrated in mountaintop coal mining areas of the region," Hendryx writes in the report.
The study points to air and water pollution as a potential reason for the differences.
"The early environmental evidence shows higher levels of respirable dust in the [mountaintop mining] versus nonmining control sites, and higher estimates of deposition or dose of particulate matter into the lung …" the report says. "Water samples from [mountaintop mining] communities include substantially elevated conductivity and pH, elevated ammonium and phosphate concentrations, and elevated polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and phenols."
However, the report further states that isolating the results to one cause is likely impossible.
"The symptoms reported more commonly in the [mountaintop mining] community included chest pain, persistent cough, wheezing, skin rashes, stomach and abdominal pain, gall bladder problems, pain in muscles and joins, headaches, fatigue and others," the report says. "On the one hand, if there are environmental exposures taking place in these areas, it may seem surprising that health effects could be so widespread as opposed to more focused symptoms resulting from exposure to a particular agent. However, early environmental evidence indicates that there is not a single agent or transport route that characterizes these mining environments, but rather multiple exposure types may be occurring that could impact different people in different ways."
The study was released in the Journal of Rural Health this week. It is similar in both its methodology and findings to a study Hendryx authored last year that examined health in mining and non-mining areas of West Virginia.
Hendryx came under fire when his earlier study was released last year, with critics saying he is biased against the coal industry.
Kentucky Coal Association President Bill Bissett did not back away from the criticism when asked for comment Friday.
"While Dr. Hendryx is not a medical doctor, he is a researcher who begins his research with a bias against coal and its extraction," Bissett said. "This bias is further revealed through his coordination with and the support of anti-coal groups such as the KFTC."
Bissett said Friday he has not yet had chance to review Hendryx's most recent study, but said he is skeptical of the findings.
"While I have not read this new publication, I have read his past work," Bissett said. "In the past, Hendryx has used information gained through telephone interviews instead of medical records or actual examinations. While the challenges facing Appalachians and their health are well documented, Hendryx's work seems more connected to political expediency than substance."
Hendryx's latest study will likely not win him new friends in the coal industry, as it makes a direct appeal for the end of mountaintop mining.
"The precautionary principle of environmental science dictates that prudent steps be undertaken to minimize and eliminate risks from possible exposure," the study concludes. "As has been previously recommended based on the environmental and public health evidence, one of these steps is that [mountaintop mining] practices should end. Absent that, regulations governing both air and water quality in impacted communities may be strengthened."


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Tony Award-Winning Performer Ben Vereen Visits Kent State UniversityPosted Sep. 19, 2012
Kent State University's College of the Arts, in conjunction with The Thomas Schroth Visiting Artist Series, is proud to present the community with two unique opportunities to see Tony award-winning performer Ben Vereen. On Wednesday, Oct. 10, he and his band will perform "Steppin' Out with Ben Vereen" in E. Turner Stump Theatre at 7:30 p.m. On Thursday, Oct. 11, at 7:30 p.m. in the Kent State University Ballroom, The Thomas Schroth Visiting Artist Series continues Vereen's visit to campus with a free, public lecture. The lecture will feature Vereen weaving light conversation and personal experiences in with thoughtful reflections on arts advocacy, overcoming adversity, arts in education, and disabilities in the arts.
On Wednesday, Oct. 10, at 7:30 p.m., Vereen will perform his one-man show "Steppin' Out with Ben Vereen" in the E. Turner Stump Theatre, 1325 Theatre Drive, Kent, Ohio. "Steppin' Out with Ben Vereen" will feature Vereen and his band performing music by such greats as Sammy Davis Jr. and Frank Sinatra, while also performing some of the most-loved songs of Broadway. Patrons can expect to hear such great songs as "The Lady is a Tramp," "It Was a Very Good Year," and "My Way," "If I Ruled the World," "Ol' Black Magic" and "Mr. Bo Jangles." Vereen's performance also will feature music from such great Broadway shows as "Jesus Christ Superstar", "Cats", and "Hair," and others.
Tickets are $50 gold circle seating, $25 general reserved seating, $20 seniors (60+), $10 students with valid college ID and under 18. Tickets are available for purchase at the new performing arts box office on or after Sept. 10. Tickets can be reserved by phone at 330-672-ARTS (2787), in person or online at www.kent.edu/artscollege. The performing arts box office is located in the Roe Green Center for the School of Theatre and Dance in the Music and Speech Center at 1325 Theatre Drive in Kent. The performing arts box office is open Monday through Friday, 12-5 p.m., and will be open one hour prior to the performance. The box office accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, cash and personal checks. Tickets will only be sold at the door, depending on availability.
On Thursday, Oct. 11, at 7:30 p.m., celebrating its 10th anniversary, The Thomas Schroth Visiting Artist Series will present the lecture "Up Close and Personal with Ben Vereen." Celebrated for his upbeat, entertaining nature, Vereen will weave light conversation and personal experiences in with thoughtful reflections on arts advocacy, overcoming adversity, arts in education, and disabilities in the arts. The lecture is free and open to the public and will be in the Kent State University Ballroom in the Kent Student Center at 1075 Risman Drive in Kent. Reservations are recommended and can be made by calling 330-672-ARTS (2787) or reserving online at www.kent.edu/artscollege, but are not required. Seating will be available on a first-come, first-served basis at the door. Doors will open at 6:45 p.m. A complimentary dessert reception will follow the lecture.
Since 2002, The Thomas Schroth Visiting Artist Series has presented guest artists respected in the fields of theatre, dance, visual arts, music and architecture. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, The Thomas Schroth Visiting Artist Series has brought such noted artists as Tony award-winning artists, composer Stephen Schwartz and actress Alice Ripley; Grammy-winning Emerson String Quartet; postmodern minimalist artist Richard Tuttle; fashion designers Ruben and Isabel Toledo, and internationally acclaimed dance company, Ballet Florida, just to name a few. The Schroth series was established in 2002 by the late Max and Cil Draime of Warren, Ohio, to honor their dear friend, Tom Schroth (1922-1997). A noted regional architect, Schroth designed the Butler Institute of Art's Trumbull museum in Howland, as well as numerous other award-winning projects. Thomas Schroth spent his life in Niles, Ohio, as a prominent architect and inveterate collaborator in the artistic life of the Mahoning Valley and Northeast Ohio. A world traveler, he saw human creativity as a window framing human experience. The Thomas Schroth Visiting Artist Series brings diverse views through that window to the Kent campus and community. The events are always free and open to the public.
Additional Background on Ben Vereen
For more than 40 years, Vereen has showcased his versatility and creativity, by performing countless one-man shows not only in the United States, but also Europe, Asia and the Caribbean. He was the first simultaneous winner of the "Entertainer of the Year," "Rising Star," and "Song and Dance Star" awards from the American Guild of Variety Artists (AGVA). He also earned a coveted spot in the Casino Legends Hall of Fame and, most recently, was inducted into The Theatre Hall of Fame whose inductees include such actors as Julie Andrews, Fred Astaire, Henry Fonda, and Bernadette Peters. This past summer 2012, Vereen was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Museum of Dance.
While performing worldwide, Vereen's acting credits continue to give us memorable roles that stand the test of time such as the unforgettable Chicken George in Roots and Louis Armstrong in Louis Armstrong-Chicago Style. His television guest appearances include How I Met Your Mother, Grey's Anatomy (for which he won the Prism Award), House of Payne, Law and Order: Criminal Intent, OZ, Touched By An Angel, Second Noah, New York Undercover, The Nanny, Start Trek - The Next Generation, The Jamie Fox Show, The Promised Land, and Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Vereen also has had recurring roles in Silk Stalkings, Webster, and J.J. Starbuck and Booker. For Nickelodeon, he provided voice-overs on the show Wonder Pets! Additional credits include: Anne Rice's Feast of All Saints (Showtime), Intruders They are Among Us (Emmy nomination), Zoobilee Zoo, Faerie Tale Theatre's Puss N' Boots with Gregory Hines, The Jesse Owens Story, Ellis Island (Golden Globe nomination), Lost in London, and Salute to Liberty Special. His own network television shows are Ben Vereen: His Roots (Seven Emmy Awards), Tenspeed and Brownshoes and You Write the Songs.
In the early '90s, he released a number of well-received children's Sing-Along musical videos. Last fall, Vereen shot the Disney pilot, Bunheads, co-starring Sutton Foster. Oprah Winfrey celebrated the 35th anniversary of the miniseries Roots with a television special featuring Vereen. He was nominated for an NAACP Image Award for his performance in the Hallmark movie An Accidental Friendship. He appears in two recently released features, 21 and a Wake-Up starring Faye Dunaway and Mama, I Want to Sing! in which he co-starred opposite Ciara and Patti LaBelle. While filming Idlewild with the award winning group Outkast, Vereen also served as the acting coach for both Andre 3000 and Big Boy. In addition, Vareen has been coaching the singing sensation Usher both as an entertainer and an actor. He was featured in the movie, On The One - Preaching to the Choir directed by Charles Randolph-Wright. Other film credits inlcude Sweet Charity, All That Jazz, Funny Lady (Golden Globe nomination), Why Do Fools Fall in Love, And Then Came Love starring Vanessa Williams, the animated movies Khumba and Once Upon a Forest, Christmas in Washington and The Painting which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. In 2004, Vareen was nominated for a "Career Achievement Award" by the Le Prix International Film Star Awards Organization. On Jan. 30, 2012, Vareen was inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame. This summer, the Museum of Dance honored him with a lifetime achievement award.
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If you use NIS or YP (yellow pages) and want to add your own custom map, here's how to do it.
First off, edit /var/yp/Makefile to add in the new map. You've probably got something like this:
PASSWD = $(YPPWDDIR)/passwd
We need to add a new line for the new map. I want to map usernames between local and central usernames
USERMAP = $(YPSRCDIR)/usermap
YPSRCDIR is /etc in my case, but obviously choose the path that suits you the best.
Now find a line that starts "all: ". This is the list of maps to update. Add your new map to the end, so it'll be something like
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Further down where there is a group of lines like this:
passwd: passwd.byname passwd.byuid
you should add in your own map:
usermap : usermap.byname
The "byname" part is an indicator for what the map key is and isn't that important for us.
You now need to add a section to tell the makefile how to update your map:
usermap.byname: $(USERMAP) $(YPDIR)/Makefile @echo "Updating $@..." @$(AWK) -F: '!/^[-+#]/ { if ($$1 != "" && $$2 != "" ) \ print $$1"\t"$$2 }' $(USERMAP) \ | $(DBLOAD) -i $(USERMAP) -o $(YPMAPDIR)/$@ - $@ -@$(NOPUSH) || $(YPPUSH) -d $(DOMAIN) $@
This processes the file /etc/usermap and generates the map file. Essentially you just need to print "key\tvalue" into $(DBLOAD) …. This example extracts data from the file assuming it is in the format "key:value".
Now edit /var/yp/nicknames to add your new map:
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then run make in /var/yp as normal.
If you have a slave server you'll probably have a timeout with the new map at this point. To get round this, you need to run ypxfr on the slave to get the map first:
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Students in Monica Thompson's eighth-grade English class at Carroll County Intermediate School were treated to a special lesson on Alaska during a Skype uplink with an Alaskan park ranger on Feb. 26. The ranger who spoke to the students was from Denali National Park in Wasillia.
Thompson said setting up the Skype connection was easier than she expected.
"I basically emailed Denali, we arranged a date and that was it," said Thompson, who added that not all parks offer the Skype service.
"The park ranger was great. She was very energetic and connected with the students very well," she said. "The Skype interview really captured the students' interest since they were able to speak to the ranger in real time. There's not the same interaction with a video. It was great for the students. Any time you use technology, it means more to them."
The interview goes along with the students' study of Jack London's "Call of the Wild."
"Call of the Wild is mostly set in the Yukon (province of Canada), but Alaska is very similar," said Thompson.
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In order to allow for the installation of scaffolding and floor, statuary, and artwork protection in conjunction with the Dome Restoration Project, the Rotunda of the Capitol will be closed from Monday, July 27 through Monday, September 7. While the Rotunda is unavailable for tours, an alternate tour route will be provided. The Capitol Visitor Center is open during the closure of the Rotunda and will offer special activities which do not require advance reservations. You can also download our new U.S. Capitol Rotunda app.
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Instrumental to our identity and future national development, the War of 1812 both shaped and was shaped by Congress. International in scope and economic in nature, the war would not only inspire a national anthem, but would define Congress's mission for the era to come and fundamentally change the nation's political parties.
For more than two hundred years, the Capitol has been the place where representatives of the American people have debated how best to achieve the nation's ideals. This exhibit displays some of our most important documents, drawn primarily from the collections of the Library of Congress and the National Archives, to illustrate the role of Congress in defining and helping to realize national goals and aspirations.
The aspirations of unity, freedom, common defense, general welfare, knowledge, and exploration all derive from the Constitution. The Preamble declares that the highest goals of the government are "to form a more perfect Union," and to provide for "common defense," "general Welfare," and the "Blessings of Liberty." Article I gives Congress the power to promote "Science and useful Arts," which has resulted in congressional support of knowledge and exploration. The meaning of liberty is further defined in the Bill of Rights, the first 10 amendments to the Constitution, which guarantee specific freedoms.


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I tend to think of god as originating from some nebulous concept of mystery. One of my favorite thoughts to consider is stripping myself of all scientific knowledge and imaging the sound of thunder. It brings about a paradox: one of being alienated by nature, but at the same time subsumed by it. And that feeling, I think, sparks religious awe or an experience of the numinous. Of course, that would mean the experience is contingent on our knowledge of the natural world.
Today, science tells us the how of thunder, tells us a deity isnt growling at us from the sky. And for that reason, its mystery isnt quite as ripe in comparison to how it was experienced millennia ago. I think this points to the modern reliance on faith as an approach to god. Many will not agree, but I think science dominates the realm of objective inquiry, leaving only the subjective faith-based claims to the religious sphere. When the natural world becomes reducible and mathematically predictable, it loses a great deal of its mystery.
I think this is why the biblical times seem rife with wonder and miracles and a theistic involvement within the scope of history -- a sufficient knowledge of the natural world simply wasnt there, so mystery loomed at every corner. Thus, when thunder was heard in the sky, it was experienced as a growl. Today, we dont experience the immediacy (in a culturally holistic way) of a theistic involvement within the natural world in the same way as the ancients. This implicates a distinction in world views and the basic premise that our knowledge necessarily dictates how we experience the world.
For this reason, I dont think the ancients were spinning fairy tales. I believe they were honest in their accounts, and perhaps those accounts were meaningful in their own context. We dont live in that context, though, and should not align ourselves with its validity in such a rigid and at times feverish way. Perhaps theres truth that can be applied allegorically to the modern human experience (the moral teachings of jesus), but those claims about the natural world (such as creationism) overreach their proper scope.
That was a longwinded way of saying I think theism has anthropological origins, and really speaks little to what we consider the important question of what created the world, what created us?


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so is plastic surgery, teeth, eyes, funerals,Cut me some slack. '74 bolts are rare & expensive nowadays
there is no way you can weld to a bolt and not at least slightly affect the temper around that weld I dont care how small the weld is. that area will be a stress riser and that is were a crack can start. there is no way around it. even if it were retemperd the metal structure will be changed. I persoanly would not risk it. I see K-var is out of 5.45 bolts but they do have 5.56 bolts that could be opend up slightly the extra $50 for a correct bolt is not worth the risk IMOO
CNTRAILRIDER was the bolt pictured from your build?? If it was a blow back how was it attached or locked to the carrier? any picture of the bolt face and the rest of the build?? I would be less concerned of welding on a blow back bolt.
That was my bolt, and it went in this straight-blowback beltfed which I built
The bolt was welded in the BC (and removed) numerous times before it cracked, and I have no doubt that contributed to it's cracking. I replaced it with another sleeved one and it works fine. As far as I know, it's the only beltfed built to date in x25 (that works)
I was told here on Gunco that the cartridge was too weak to operate a BF mech, before I began building it. If I believed everything I read on the gunboards, and heeded all the advice and warnings posted here, I'd never get anything built. All Anglos would still live East of the Mississippi if people thought like that 200 yrs ago. Yes there are risks; all growth has inherent risks, not just building guns. So before Murphy befalls some great tragedy on me tomorrow, I will add that I do take saftey precautions based on what I've learned to date
I am attempting one that's gas operated, but still have a ways to go. There are no guarantees it will work.
The gas port is .191 and it has NOT affected accuracy at all. Yes that is large. And asking a CHEAP little x25 cartridge to drive a BF mech is a LARGE request. Be advised I don't rest my cheek on the stock when firing the first few rounds, after studying how far back the BC travels. A gas-op BF in x25 has never been achieved, as far as I know. The only reason I build this stuff is to have beltfed fun (which is usually expensive) at cheap affordable prices. It can be done, with ingenuity and determination. It can't be done by someone who listens to, and believes others who tell him it can't be done. I've built 6 beltfeds (currently own 10, half are transferrables) and my MG47s are the ones I enjoy most because they're the cheapest to shoot. I don't claim to be an expert, but do have more experience than many folks here
Now, to get back on topic: I have a good CII friend in CO who had a standard un-screwed-with AK bolt BREAK in a 7.62x39 sheetmetal rcvr about 6 yrs ago. It was a transferrable $10K gun shooting good ammo. Cost around $600 (at the 'then' prices) for a pro to return it to like-new condition (including trunnion damage) So stock un-screwed-with AK bolts have been known to break. If you own & shoot MG's on a regular basis, you will eventually see most everything break. Either yours or a buddy's
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Now thats a post. and by the way very nice work and guns. I love your out side the box thinking. and yea I should have cut you some slack.
as I mentioned in a blow back I would not be as concrned. I just get fearfull/ parinod that those who dont work much with metal and welding will start thinking its ok do things they shouldnt because we did it or missunderstand what were talking about. Its obvious your no rookie in fact far from it. I admitt I wasnt thinking of your builds in perticular when I posted. I was thinking just some guy built a blowback pistol and welded on the bolt a bunch or someone who was to cheap to buy the correct 5.45 bolt for a rifle build. for that I apoligise for the tone of my post.
I will still stick by my advice on welding on a gas operated gun bolt as failure there with a full on rifle round could likely be fatal if a lug let go. and like i mentioned there is the 223 bolt that can be used with out welding for gas builds. I know that knowlegable builders have built gas operated rifles with adapter rings, but its not for me for the reasons I explained..
I recall being very concerned with the size of your gas ports in past posts and Im glad to say Im wrong apparently. how accurate are those by the way?? thats still a huge port bigger than the bore on my 17-223 project LOL any idea how much MV you are loosing with a port that big?? how much gas comes back your way??The gas port is .191 and it has NOT affected accuracy at all. Yes that is large.
Im suprised you havent just built your own one piece bolt/carrier at this point?? with the price of AK parts now. Im thinking of just making my own bolt / carrier and trunion for a 9mm blow back as there is no need for lugs the temper would not be a huge Issue. Are the guys who soften the sunomi bolts to work on them even retempering them when done???
I hear you I remeamber when i said I wanted to build a ACCURATE AK for varmit hunting. everyone said no way, the reciver flex would kill it, the slopy bolt would kill it, the gas port would kill it, there was no way to mount a scope properly ect and that Id be lucky to get better than a 2" group. and to buy a AR.If I believed everything I read on the gunboards, and heeded all the advice and warnings posted here, I'd never get anything built
Sorry if my post sounded like it aimed at the craftsmanship - not my intention - I was saying "aha" to the question in my mind as to how this happened. If I have read correctly this is NOT a stock bolt, rather a modified (and heat-altered) bolt. "THAT" is what made me say "aha".
We need to either design via emachineshop or perhaps Pirate's business a US-built bolt. I can envision how to make all the cuts except the rotator lug. Can't see how that cut is made.
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Yes it was altered shape-wise and heat-wise so there were variables at work
I sure could use a BACKWARDS bolt and carrier - one that would extract & eject OPPOSITE - for MG47 builds. As far as I know, no one's ever made lefty AK's. Seen lefty AR's but not AK's. Only place I can imagine one being made is HERE IN AMERICA
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The bolt carrier will be the most complicated part. Fortunately, once I get the probe bits installed on the mill I can digitize a right-handed one and then flip the X dimensions around.
some one please make a 3 lug heavy duty version bolt . the standard yugo trunion will work as is I think after looking at my sagia 308, although the 308 bolt is wider than a standard.
biggun where would the third lug engage in a m70 trunnion?
If you look at the LH side you will see what looks like a second lug below the top lug that is were the Saiga lug engages. aside from the groves being wider the trunions apear damm near the same. Im pretty sure if I reduced the width of a the bolt lugs a sagia bolt would work. the third lug is in on the bottom of the bolt and rotates to the left.


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Supposedly the choices of Episode 1 greatly affect how everyone views you though... I sure hope the following episodes prove more impressive with the choices, and I realllllly hope it branches out and expands more. For a 2hr game it should have a lot more possibilities.
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Buddha believed this was how reality was, but Buddhism is full of unnecessary rules. They've got precepts, you have to be a vegetarian, and a lot of other limiting beliefs. But isn't that the same with all belief systems? The only one that can feasibly encompass all of them is subjective reality and the realm of quantum physics. I can even sit in my chair in the living room to write these articles, as that will most likely be the best place, seeing how typing here is bad for my neck. At least there I have a neck rest. Subjectivity encompasses objectivity, as it fits inside the whole dream philosophy. When you are dreaming, are you aware of anything outside the dream? No. But you believe the dream is real. And even if you die in the dream, you wake up alive in your bed. We literally all are the dreamer, not the dream itself. The dreamer is consciousness, and the more conscious we get, the more validation we get of this dream world being, in fact, a dream. Hell, even Jesus talked about this. So did Buddha, as I mentioned before. I have a real good feeling about this. I just have to build it, market it, which SBI will help with that, and people will come. I'll sell books about it through affiliate links, and Adsense is a no-brainer right here. I could become affiliates with Amazon, other online book retailers, and people who produce audio and video of this type of material. This should be a fun and exciting ride! I'm certainly looking forward to it.


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First post... I was looking for a HELLP section that I read on another site existed here. Am I missing it? Sorry if I'm posting in the wrong area.
In early 2009 I became pregnant totally unexpectedly and in spite of precautions taken. I was on my own except for the constant stress he caused by trying to force me to to abort because I was "ruining his life" though I told him I wanted nothing from him. I wasn't young; I was 30, financially independent, and had plenty of family support. I'm only mentioning this stuff because I wonder if the extreme stress of working 70+ hour weeks and dealing with a jerk of this magnitude didn't add to the problems I ended up having. Honestly, not exaggerating, he did not let up for a moment and still hasn't 4 years later. We are now in a full-fledged custody battle. The stress has been enormous.
Now for the good stuff; I've been with someone since my son was just a few months old (he's 4 now). I'm not getting any younger and would really, really like to have another baby. Problem is, I'm terrified. If something happens to me, my son is stuck with that selfish lunatic that fathered him. I don't want to be selfish and risk that just because I want another baby now that I'm in a great relationship, intended to be permanent. OTOH, am I being paranoid? HELLP is so rare that it seems like if I weren't the one scared, it would seem a bit irrational to tell someone never to try again. I feel terrible that my current bf would miss out on ever having kids just to stay with me, when he's already proven himself a great father to my 4yr old son. He claims it's "not a dealbreaker" if I can't have another baby, but I think he's just being nice. I want another child; I'm not wanting it just because I think he does. I really would like to have the experience again, this time not be made miserable through all the things that are supposed to be so happy.
I had a rough pregnancy from the beginning. I was sick every day (I was told that wasn't unusual for a first preg), worked anyway (no choice- I was on my own), despite blackouts and constant nausea, felt pretty good during month 5, then got pre-e, went undiagnosed, and ended up having an emergency C-section at not quite 33 weeks with Class 1 HELLP, liver enzymes in the high 900's, platelets at 15. BP was 210/140 and not going down. My normal bp is about 90/60. I spent 4 days on mag, almost 2 weeks in ICU, had 3 transfusions (2 platelets and 1 whole blood). I didn't see my son for several days after he was born. He was strong- all APGARs were 9's. No oxygen, even, but spent a month in NICU before he learned to eat. He was 4lbs 10oz and came home at 5lbs 12oz. Aside from the occasional stutter and some ADHD symptoms (he may just be an obnoxious, precocious little boy!), my son is the picture of health and normal. He's even big for his age and ahead of the curve intellectually, despite being quite premature. He is quite a miracle. I hate to tempt fate...but...
What, in all your experiences, are the odds of success after HELLP, at what ages, and what other factors played a role, if any? IE, what was your health previously, any family history of HELLP or pre-e, same fathers, different fathers, long relationships or brand new (there was a paper published in Switzerland that showed a correlation between new relationships and an increase in HELLP), etc.?
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In an interview with Polygon, Activision's CEO Erik Hershberg admitted that a PC version of Destiny would be a great fit, and revealed that it's "a heavy point of discussion" at Activision.
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Bungie's massively multiplayer sci-fi shooter Destiny may yet make it to PCs, design lead Lars Bakken has claimed. Although creating a whole new version of the game is too much work for the short-term, the developers aren't ruling anything out yet. "I wish it was that simple. It's pretty complicated," said Bakken in an interview with Eurogamer. "That doesn't mean it can't happen in the future, it just means it won't happen right now."
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Activision Publishing president and CEO Eric Hirshberg announced during their earnings call that Bungie's anticipated new sci-fi franchise will be available as a public beta this summer, but no PC.
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November 11,2012
Good Biryani ...But no other unique options !!!
For those who do not know, Naushad has been a very popular name in the food world in Kerala. And its his big frame that gives him the excellent name. And I have heard that his Biryani is the best.
So I was quite excited when I got to know that NBC was opening in Bangalore. I reached the first week and ordered Biryaani. It turned out to be very bad. And got to know that the Chef (the trainee who learnt from Naushad) was on leave and thus the Biryani was from someone not experienced.
My next venture was last week. I order Biryani and wanted to order another five item from the menu, but none of them were there. Whatever they had was nothing special that you wont get in the restaurant near by.
BUT BUT BUT the Biryaani - Was excellent and would like you guys to try it. (BTW I am not sure if this is the biryani that the Naushad is famous for because I heard that his biryani had fruits and all that)
November 09,2012
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October 18,2012
During some time I had spent in Cochin, I'd been to their one of their branches there and the food was quite good. But Bangalore disappointed me. I should've guessed it would when I saw very little crowd there while other restaurants around the area were packed. Ordered biriyani, both chicken and mutton along with prawns. Needless to say, each of it were barely good and had a lot of scope for improvement. Even the service was very unsatisfactory and prices too exorbitant. You can be rest assured that I'm not returning there unless they make few drastic changes.
Journey from Good to Bad
I have been to NBC in Kerala (Kadavanthara, Ernakulam) having few varieties from their menu - tandoori chicken, breads, and the all famous Biriyani - Mutton and Chicken. I loved their Biriyani when I tried it the first time after the restaurant was opened in Ernakulam. Subtle flavouring, aromatic rice, succulent pieces of meat cooked just right. Add to that, their take away Biriyani was a good deal. At Rs.160, the quantity was really good enough to fill the biggest of tummies and ended up with left overs.
When NBC opened at Koramangala-Bangalore, I was glad I could enjoy the very same biriyani once again. In Jul 2012, I visited this place and ordered Mutton and Chicken biriyani. The taste didn't match my experience at the Kerala restaurant, but nevertheless it still was good. The flavours and the right cooking of meat along with the portion size made it feel good. The mutton version didn't cut through as the meat was one big piece of bone. Perhaps the meat shredded off to another portion : )
However, my recent visit in Sep, 2012 has turned my experience from ok to worse. The biriyani was worse than I could ever expect. The rice was mix of about 20% long grain basmati and 80% broken basmati or even a cheaper variety with no aroma. The rice was overcooked making the whole portion sticky. The flavours were just so cheap, like a Rs 60 biriyani in a office cafeteria. The meat didn't taste any better. The take away did not contain the usual serving of Dates pickle and unlike earlier, the portion was just enough for one. So much of change from my earlier experience. I really felt the quality has dropped and the place didn't have much crowd either on a Saturday afternoon.
I don't think I will revisit this place anymore. There are many Biriyani options in Koramangala. NBC needs to change for good if they have to stay in Koramangala's food streets. Its time the Big Man visited the place and put things in order.
August 25,2012
August 25,2012
Worst Food
The Ambience of the hotel is good...But frankly telling there is nothing special at NBC.
The food they serve no way better than any other medium hotels.
GRilled Chicken is Very bad....feeling like vomitting..no masala,some bad oil taste.....
Biriyani..nothing special, go to Megana you will get better biriyani..If you ask them some special food mentioned in their Menu..they will say not available.....I am a foody..trust my words...
A good hotel with a potential to be future best
As a food freak, I went there twice to check out the buffet as-well-as the A la Carte...the buffet is realy worth the money spend...my ratings are as below:
Serivce - 2.5/5 stars...its good...but not the best
Food-3.5/5 stars...I did not feel the NBC so special about kerala dishes being a Keralite myself...except for the mutton dishes that I tried..Unfortunately, i found the desserts to be not upto the mark...there are better and cheaper places who serve better desserts...
Ambiance - 4/5 stars...Its a calm and good environment with good spacing between the tables...the roof top in the night sounds better for a gang of friends to hangout till midnight with sum good kerala dishes..
Overall...I'll suggest this place for the buffet...and the roof top...with an overall rating of 3.5/5(rounded of to 3) stars...
March 27,2012
Buffet - Value for Money @ 190 Rs...
We went for weekday buffet priced at 190 Rs (inclusive of all taxes).
There were :
Soups : 1 Veg + 1 Non-Veg
Starters : 2 Veg + 2 Non-Veg
Curries : 2 Veg + 2 Non-Veg
3 types of rice
Rotis, Chapatis, Naans
2 Desserts (Payasam, Gulab Jamun)
Service was decent. Ambience is nothing to talk about, but food was very homely. It's absolute value for money for that price. Hope they maintain the same standard and change the list of items once in few days.
We specially liked the Chicken Pepper Fry, Fish Curry & Gulab Jamuns were fantastic.
I only wish that all non-veg items were little more 'spicy'. Then it would have been outstanding.
March 25,2012
being a keralite,many times i had an opportunity to taste Chef Naushad biriyani as he catered almost all the functions took place in our family for decades!But i never thought i will get that biriyani in a restaurant.went NBC Koramangala with few of our friends,ordered biriyanis and other few stuffs..everything was excellent..but the biriyani was out of the world.i would love to come back to this place again and again for just biriyani...guys if you are looking for biriyani..this is s the rite place..i guarantee!!!
March 24,2012
March 22,2012
well, had been to NBC for the first time on thursday.we wanted to go for their famous biriyani,but the waiter insist us to try the Buffet.I should thanks to him for that.The place was not so busy,so we were little hesitated to try buffet.but truly it was AMAZING! the variety ,quality more importantly the taste was really good.plenty of choice just for 190.2 soup,4 starters including 2 on veg...usually on buffet the restaurants serve only BONES like Empire do..but here it was full tender chicken.main course included typical kerala fish curry,chicken curry..paneer butter masala..and many more items...since we are pure non vegetarians we hardly look in to the veg side!..rice variety also good..white rice boil rice and ghee rice..desserts were gulab jamun and payasam..the second one was awesome!!!wondering why the place is not so crowded in spite of having such a great food.TRUE VALUE FOR MONEY!
Been to NBC( Logo same as KFC ,,LOL) We were there last sunday dinner..ambiance is ok..nothing special..but the food is amazing..initially we had a fight among the friends where to go. empire or nbc..finally nbc got 3 out of 5 votes so we decided to try our luck.2 of our our friends are northis and they don't like any thing other than food from their place..we ordered nilgiri kebab and fish tikka for them and chicken fry chilly fish for us.frankly speaking all starters are excellent..for maincourse we had karimmen pollichath a kerla speciality liver fry.chicken curry and they had murg lahori ,mutton rogan josh ,all are awesome..THE BIRIYANI was amazing..i never had such a tasty biriyani in banglore..the best thing is that even they specialized in mallu cuisine,other foods also equally good..proven by my friends...my only disappointment is that they dont have any desserts from kerala..and the service is good but bit slow..staffs are very polite..i would rate 10/10 for food and 8/10 for service.7/10 ambiance.. a must try restaurant in banglore/
March 19,2012
Good food & easy on the wallet
Ambiance: 3/5 (Considering the price we are paying, I felt the ambiance is good)
Service: 2.5/5 (Not very organized)
Value for Money/Wallet factor: 4/5 (Food quantity to the price we pay). Losing 1 point for the Milkshake/Falooda pricing, quality & quantity.
Food Presentation: 3/5 (Starters & Main course brought together) In spite of mentioning quick-fix for the kids the delay in getting the basic item (coin parrota)
Overall: 3.5/5
Been to NBC for lunch with a lot of expectation due to the Chef's reputation, and a huge hunger as well. Overall, we weren't very disappointed with the Food (quality,quantity), Service (need to be improved) nor Wallet factor.
We were ushered into a quite comfortably lit restaurant on a hot summer afternoon, in spite of the heat outside the temperature within the restaurant was quite comfortable right thru our meal. Not too cold to cool-down our food nor warm enough to make us sweat while having our meal.
Since we had 2 very restless & hungry 3 year old's, we asked for a plate of coin parotta and 2 Mango Milkshake's for them. In spite of express instructions to get these items first for the kids, there was inexplicable delay. And it arrived just a minute or 2 ahead of the Starters & Main-course that we elders had ordered.
For Starters we opted for - Chakori Kabab (Minced Lamb stuffed in boneless Chicken pieces), NBC Fried Chicken & Chilli Chicken. My top pick & recommendation will go with Chakori Kabab, the dish was very well prepared with just the right amount of spice and flavor. The spice on the mince meat stuffing was complimenting the slightly bland (but good flavor) boneless Chicken. NBC fried chicken had a slight over-doze of lemon juice in it. Since even that is a boneless dish, it would have gone well if not for the lemon juice used for marination wasn't masking all other ingredients used to complete the dish. Chilly Chiken though not very spicy going by its name, was a well made dish as well.
Have to agree with fellow reviewer (Clemenza) on the Main course front, Mutton Briyani was cooked to perfection. After recommendation from my friend tried the Date pickle along with the briyani, it definitely improved the experience a few notches.
Now to the service, as Clemenza had mentioned the best way to get noticed is to talk in Malayalam. Sample this, we were initially told idiappams were not available by a non-malayali, later to be rectified when the dish actually arrived at our table thru a Malayalam speaking guy!
For Desserts we chose Faluda which is my fav at Kerala joints, it was good but the best that I have had. The Mango Milkshake we ordered for the kids was just mango sauce added to vanilla milkshake. A bit on the sweeter side but the kids didn't complain :)
Overall, we were not left fretting about the service nor the meal we had. Due to the wholesome fare for lunch, our heart years for a hearty burrp after the meal! :)
Naushad The Big Chef
Ever since big man Naushad's restaurant- NBC- has opened up in Koramangala, I wanted to visit it. Yesterday, I got an opportunity to visit with my wife and a friend's family.
NBC is located in the same building which used to house Paramount Restaurant
Its about 100 meters from JNC.
The ambience is not much to talk about, just a regular A/C restaurant. It is the food that matters than the looks of the place.
Being a Sunday afternoon, we got a table for six after a wait of ten minutes. We started off by ordering mango Shakes and a Coin Parotta for the friend's twins.While the mango shake took about 20 minutes to come, the coin parotta was served to us in 15 minutes.
For the adults, for starters, we ordered Kakori kababs, Chicken fry and Chilly Chicken-NBC style.The starters took about 15 minutes to arrive.
Kakori kabab: This is one of the best items we ordered that day. It was juicy with the meat well-marinated with all the spices.
It is a must try dish in NBC.
Chicken fry: A signature dish in all Mallu homes, the chicken fry in NBC is as good as it gets. Though the size of the portion [6 pieces] for 150 is a bit high, it was tasty and lip-smacking.
Chilly Chicken-NBC style: Well, this was a big let down. I was looking forward to an explosion of flavours but all it had was small chicken bone pieces with quite a large number of chillies. It was the only dish that we didn't end up finishing.
For the main course, we ordered Mutton Biriyani, Ghee Rice and Kerala Chicken Curry for the rice.
Since we ordered the food while ordering the starters, we got both the starters and the main course after a wait of 15 minutes.
Mutton biriyani: The mutton biriyani is one of the best Kerala-style biriyanis one can come across. It was not greasy and had the right amount of spices. The mutton pieces we got in the biriyani were soft with no bones or fat. My friend was able to tear the meat easily with a fork and a spoon. The biriyani was accompanied with raitha, papadums, lemon pickle and dates pickle which is a NBC special.
Ghee rice: Is one of the better ones I've had in ages. Not very greasy but full of flavours. It goes well with the Kerala chicken curry
The quantity of the biriyani and ghee rice was good enough to fill a persons stomach.
After finishing the Ghee rice, I decided to try idiyappams with the left over chicken curry.
When I enquired, he informed us that they were only available during dinner. But when we asked the same question to a Malayalee waiter he informed us that it was available and promptly brought us two plates idiyappams.
Please note: When in a Mallu hotel, you are advised to talk to Mallu waiter since he is aware of what is available and what is good. Not everything shown on the menu will be available.
The idiyappams were quite tasty with the chicken curry. I would like to try this for breakfast one of these days.
In the end, NBC is a good restaurant to try authentic North Kerala Biriyani. Meal for 2 would cost INR 500.
finally,,an authentic Kerala cuisine in Banglore
i had been to all so called mallu restaurants in Blr.but nowhere i could find that authenticity in food rather than the ambiance.But at NBC found the food extremely tasty and worth to the money i spent..reasonable..hygienic and and of course very tasty..only my little disappointment with the delay of service..but the crew were very polite and warm.i would rate their BIRIYANI at the best in town!!also all the food especially kerala specialities in seafood...
Excellent Food
Easily my first choice in just the first visit. Today I had been to this restaurant with my family. The food is nothing but awesome. Prawn pepper fry, brain fry, chicken ulathiyathu, mutton rogan josh, chicken chilly, fish and chicken biriyani, chicken grilled .... list goes like this. Every thing was really really tasty and I'd rate 10 out of 10 for all these dishes. I'd strongly recommend this restaurant for all those food lovers, especially every dish is prepared with passion - can see Naushad's excellence in every dish. Mind blowing....
March 01,2012
By the time we walked in for dinner the much hyped biryani was over. Ordered 2 starters, one came at the END of the meal! When I mentioned it to the manager... he shurgged and said 'Ya, got a little delayed!'. An apology would have been nice. The mutton curry tasted more like cardamom than mutton. They could not serve me just one appam... so had to order a plate of it! This news came in much later... so ended up with 2 appams and the extra chapathi that I had ordered according to my plan of 1 appam and 1 roti. Overall: AWFUL!
Enjoyed the biriyani's :)
We truly enjoyed the lamb and fish biriyani. The best kerala style biriyani i've tasted in bangalore. We were hesitant to enter as the construction was going on but it was a good dining experience . Would definitely come back to try out rest of chef naushad's dishes .
Different taste after quite a long time
Been to NBC,Was little confused to go in coz of the construction still happening. But since it wouldn't cost me a fortune I have decided to try the place. Starters were really amazing as in REALLY Amazing. Loved their Nilgiri Kabab. I would give 5 stars for the starters itself. Now coming to the iconic biriyani I would give it 4 and half stars. May be coz I was really full from the starters I coudnt enjoy biriyani to the fullest. But definitely I am going in again .Try it guys its really worth it.
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The stepmother of a Danby man who police said fatally shot a New York man Sunday night said the day after the incident that Michael White was only acting to defend his girlfriend and their children from harm.
"If he weren't there, he could have killed her. He defended his family," said Debbie White, the stepmother of Michael White, who police named Monday morning as the man who fatally shot Aaron Allen, 28, of Hudson Falls, N.Y.
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