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could twins still be over looked?
i have had two ultrasounds now and i'm on my 25th week. everybody even the doctor says i'm too big but it's all baby. i have been showing since i was about 3 months and have gained about 30 lbs. i'm going in for another ultrasound but scared it'll show twins or by the time i go into labor it'll be twins.
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MY TWINS WERE DETECTED WHEN I WAS 8 WEEKSposted 07/21/2008 by nenabory
I found out we were expecting via a dream and in my dream the doctor told me we were having twins. Four weeks later when we went in for our 8 week ultrasound, there on the screen were what dh and I believed to be two babies--plus I was measuring large. The nurse told us we were mistaken and said that the second figure we were seeing was my yolk sac and that we "must not be as far along as expected." Three days later our doc called us back because she said there was "an issue with the ultrasound" and they needed a more experienced tech to do another one right away. So @ 8wks 5 days, we had another ultrasound and this one showed the figure to be diminishing....our daughter is now exactly 7 months old and our doctor finally told us at her 6 month checkup that she WAS indeed a twin and we had lost the other one, but they hadn't wanted to tell us for fear of stressing me out and harming the remaining baby. Moral of story: yes twins can be overlooked BUT everyone also carries differently.posted 07/17/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
We have a 2 year old daughter and were thrilled (but surprised) to be pregnant again. I had dreams early on that I was having twins, I felt bigger much quicker and I even felt the first flutter movements at 11 weeks. Everyone told me I was crazy, yet I could not shake the feeling. All of my tests came back normal, my horomone levels were fine, the 16 week quad screening was completely normal. We just went in for our 20 week scan on Wednesday to find out the gender. The second the u/s tech put the wand on my belly I knew something looked strange. There were baby body parts everywhere! She asked if this was my first u/s and I said yes. She said "Well, congratulations, you are having TWINS"!!! I started screaming and crying (happy tears) and my husband and I were so shocked. We now have 2 baby boys (fraternal) on the way to complete our family. My advice is to trust your instinct as mother knows best!posted 07/11/2008 by Julia1528
I guess it is possible, but unlikely. My first ultrasound was at 5 weeks and the doctor knew right then that I was having twins. I have since had four more ultrasounds and all of them clearly showed twins.posted 06/15/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
Yes there is a chance twins can be overlooked. I've had a difficult time finding a dr that I feel confident with. My husband is a dr, and we are always suprised at the difference of the four ob/gyns I've been to. Also, the o/s you have a the dr office are so much less accurate than the machines at that the o/s tech use. My husband has even said that alot drs, including himself suck at reading o/s! Follow your instincts, and if you want have anothet o/s by a tech.posted 06/02/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
My mother-in-law had a big belly and they had told her that it was only one child when she got an ultrasound..... but once she was deliverin two babies came... so yes there is a possibilty that you may be having twins....posted 05/14/2008 by annayrb888
I didn't find out I was having twins until I was five months pregnant. I went in for my anatomical ultrasound (to find out if it was a boy or girl) and I found out it was two boys- identical! We were really surprised because we had a routine ultrasound at the doctor's and it had been overlooked. Despite the shock, this was actually great news because I had had two positive triple screen tests, and I was afraid the baby had a severe birth defect. Turns out, the hormone levels were all screwed up because there were two babies. Now I have two wonderful, healthy two and a half year old boys and I'm 16 weeks prego with the next- hoping for a girl!!! Good luck, everyone!posted 05/14/2008 by ziggysmommy
I am in my 25th week and have gained 30 lbs as well and I know I only have one little boy in here. Your size and weight prior to your pregnancy could have something to do with your size now. What you are eating could play a factor as well. I am very petite, 5'1", was a size 1 at 105 lbs, when I got pregnant and my dr said I was underweight and needing to gain whatever I gained. There are so many different scenerios that could be playing a part of what is going on with you. But not necessarily mean you may be carrying twins.posted 05/14/2008 by Foch's Mom
Almost every pregnant woman thinks she's having twins at some point (especially if they feel like they are getting too big or gaining too much weight), I guess it's "normal".posted 05/14/2008 by frekkles
Absolutley! But please be careful! I have a friend that discovered her pregnancy about 2.5 months into it. When the dr did the U/S, it showed 1 baby. Her next U/S showed 2. The 3 showed 1 baby. When she delivered, she only had one - they were actually siamese and her daughter had to have surgery to remove parts of the second twin!posted 04/14/2008 by wendys05
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Open enrollment for Minnesota schools, it was designed to encourage racial integration. Some folks say it is working.
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About a year and a half ago the University of Minnesota decided to find out if open enrollment was all that it was hyped up to be. And what the university found was that the metropolitan area has gone from about nine racially segregated schools 10 years ago to about 109 last year.
"A lot of times kids that are low income or non-white don't have parents that will drive them to a different district. It tends to be kids who have more social capital," University of Minnesota Professor Myran Orfield said.
Orfield says, open enrollment the thought was, if kids could choose to go to districts outside their neighborhood that would encourage more integration.
"We found that 36% of the moves of kids using open enrollment were moves of white kids away from racially diverse school areas into much whiter school areas," Professor Orfield said.
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How was everyone's weekend?
So I've decided that aside from Trader Joes, Costco may be my second favorite place on earth, or just second favorite grocery store..favorite place on earth would be some place tropical..take me to a beach NOW, please and thank you
Molly and I went on Friday to stock up on some toiletries, and somehow managed to put way too many items in our cart..WOOPS
Here's what we got
Pretzels..these may or may not have been my breakfast yesterday morning..or maybe my lunch because I woke up at 12..
frozen berries, and enough chicken to feed a family of 19 people..don't worry its just Molly and I living here right now
grapes and grape tomatoes
These were by far the highlight purchases..I almost passed out when I saw that the whole almond butter jar was only 5.99!! Normally a small jar of that stuff is like 9 bucks..And the salsa was a free sample impulse buy..p.s. costco samples=awesomeness
We also got other things like toilet paper, cascade, water bottles, diet snapple, etc…and it took us about 3 trips to carry all of the stuff up to our apartment
I do have to show you what I did with the bunch of bananas I bought though
Sliced up, and put in the freezer for smoothie making!
Onto yesterday..As I told you before I woke up at 12..but only because I didn't go to bed until 4am the
night morning before
And it was just a, um, off day if you will. I met my friend for lunch at panera, and was planning on doing my bodyrock work out but that just didn't happen
Instead I went to go see the Decendents with my friends..It was my second time seeing it, and I think I liked it better the second time!
George Clooney:)
After the movie we came back and ate dins
A morningstar veggie burger with salad..I filled up my salad plate a couple more times obvs
After dinner we watched the Pats game..(PATS WON YAY)…I'm kind of a poser but I still have to root for my home team:)
And then we went out to my friends party
Group shot..all the pictures taken last night make me realize how pale I am..ugh.
And finally for breakfast this morning I made myself a delicious egg mcmuffin
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CHAVIES – Officials are set to break ground for a sewer treatment plant that for one local community has been a long time coming.
The groundbreaking ceremony for the Chavies Wastewater Treatment Plant is scheduled for next week, and Bobby Brown, chairman of the Perry County Sanitation District 1, said he is excited to see the project finally get off the ground.
Bringing a treatment plant to the Chavies community has been an effort at least seven years in the making, Brown said, and movement on the project really got started a little over a year ago when Judge-Executive Denny Ray Noble and the fiscal court got involved as well.
"The county's behind us, and that's accounted for a lot of it," Brown said.
The plant will be constructed near the line with Perry and Breathitt counties, and in its first phase will serve approximately 60 customers, including Chavies Elementary School. Eventually, officials expects new lines to be installed that will include Highway 28 toward Ky. 15, and then beyond that.
Brown said the need for this plant is evident in the Chavies community, where the elementary school continues to face issues with its independent package plant, and a number of straight pipes remain in the community which drain directly into tributaries of the North Fork of the Kentucky River. Brown also serves as chairman of the Soil Conservation District, and noted this project was one of the main reasons he accepted an appointment to the sanitation district's board of directors.
"One of my main objectives to even be on this board was to see more of the river cleaned up," he said.
The property is currently being surveyed and the plot updated, and Brown noted the district should be ready to accept bids within 60 days. The district has roughly $2 million to complete the project, with funding coming from sources including the Environmental Protection Agency and coal severance among others.
The Perry County Sanitation District 1 and the fiscal court will host the plant's groundbreaking ceremony at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, June 19. The site is just off of Highway 28 on Combs Branch Road. The public is invited to attend the ceremony, and signs will be posted along Highways 15 and 28 directing people to the site.


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List of Emmerdale characters (2013)
Emmerdale is a British soap opera first broadcast on 16 October 1972. The following is a list of characters that first appeared or will appear during 2013, by order of first appearance. Alex Moss' grandmother Beattie Dixon was introduced by the soap's series producer, Stuart Blackburn. Subsequent characters have been introduced by his successor Kate Oates.[1] Ross Barton made his debut in July. Joanie Wright made her first appearance in August. October saw the introduction of Lindy, the mother of established character Ruby Haswell, and former Coronation Street actor Bill Ward as James Barton. Harriet Finch and Gil Keane debuted in November, while Pete, played by Hollyoaks star Anthony Quinlan, and Finn Barton arrived in December.
Ross Barton[edit]
Ross Barton, played by Michael Parr, made his first screen appearance on 9 July 2013.[2] The character and Parr's casting was officially announced on 24 October 2013.[2] Of joining the show, Parr stated "I am thrilled to be playing a regular character in Emmerdale. It was always the plan that Laurel's carjacker would be revealed as Moira's nephew – Ross Barton. It has been fun keeping his identity and my role a secret. Although I did nearly burst from wanting to tell people. Ross is a great character and there is lots to come for him in future episodes."[2] Parr was nominated for "Sexiest Male" and "Best Newcomer" at The British Soap Awards 2014.
Joanie Wright[edit]
|Joanie Wright
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|12 August 2013
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Joanie Wright, played by Denise Black, made her first screen appearance on 12 August. The character and Black's casting was announced on 20 June 2013.[3] The actress began filming in the same week as her casting announcement.[3] Of joining the show, Black commented "'Joanie's a character I've never played before. My first grandma. Dear lord, that came round quick. She is going to get some very tasty stories, so I'm really looking forward to it. I already know quite a few of the cast and I met Lesley Dunlop (Brenda Walker) on my first day, who said 'you'll love it here, it's a lovely job'. The casting came through on my birthday so there we go, what a present. I can't believe my luck."[3] Series producer Kate Oates added that Joanie's story would see her play against some of the show's best-loved characters and called Black "a fabulous asset to the show.".[3] On 7 November 2013, it was announced that Black had filmed her final scenes and departed on 14 November at the end of her current storyline.[4]
On 6 May 2015, it was announced that Black had reprised her role and would return on 17 June 2015.[5] Of her return, Black said "I am very excited to be coming back to Emmerdale. It's a lovely show to work on and I'm well set for Joanie's revival. I bet she has learned a thing or two since we last saw her. Is she still a single grandma? Has she changed? How is Kyle? I can't wait to find out."[5]
Joanie is the adoptive grandmother of Kyle Wyatt (Huey Quinn), the son of Amy Wyatt (Chelsea Halfpenny) and Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley).[3] When Kyle reappears, viewers learn that he is now living with his "caring and loving grannie Joanie".[3] Black called her character "feisty" and said that enjoys playing poker and drinking pints. Black also revealed that she had let her hair grow out grey for the part, causing people to give up their seats for her on the Tube.[6] Ahead of her return in June 2015, Black explained that Joanie's life had taken a turn for the worse since she was last in the village. Struggling with her new situation, Joanie will seek out Kyle's father, Cain, and ask for financial support.[5]
Joanie is the mother of Karen Winchester, who dies of carbon monoxide poisoning along with her husband, Tom. She attends their funeral and wake with her grandson, Kyle Wyatt. Joanie meets Amy and her friend, Victoria Sugden (Isabel Hodgins). Needing to see her son, Amy goes to Kyle's playgroup with Andy Sugden's (Kelvin Fletcher) son, Jack and she panics when Joanie thinks that she remembers her face. Thinking that Amy is studying childcare at college, Joanie asks her to look after Kyle, and they start to become friends. Concerned about how frequently Amy is looking after Kyle, Eric Pollard (Chris Chittell) visits Joanie and accidentally lets slip that Amy is Kyle's birth mother. Joanie is livid and threatens to call the police, but Eric calms her down, and she throws him out. The following day, Eric and Amy visit Joanie again but Eric tells Amy to stay in the car. He and Joanie talk about Amy and Kyle as they watch him play with a ball. While their backs are turned, the ball rolls onto the front garden and Kyle chases it. Amy grabs him and returns him to Joanie, who promptly accuses her of kidnapping Kyle. Joanie decides to give Amy a second chance and let her see Kyle. However, when Val Pollard (Charlie Hardwick) and Amy take Joanie and Kyle for a picnic, Kyle slips and falls into a river. Amy rescues him and they are rushed to hospital, where an upset and angry Joanie bans Amy from having any further contact with Kyle. Thinking she can get Kyle back as she and Andy could give him a better lifestyle, Amy contacts Social Services and Joanie hears this from Amy's mother, Kerry (Laura Norton). Joanie confronts Amy and an explosive argument ensues, leading to Joanie slapping Amy when she insults Karen. Amy slaps her back and Joanie angrily declares that Amy will not see Kyle again.
Amy visits Joanie a week later and Joanie sends her love to Diane Sugden (Elizabeth Estensen) following Cameron Murray's (Dominic Power) hostage siege at The Woolpack, as she saw it on the news. Joanie reveals that she has spoken to Social Services and that Amy will not get custody because she is Kyle's legal guardian. She also tells Amy to leave her and Kyle alone. Social Services confirm this to Amy but this simply makes her desperate for contact with her son as she now regrets having him adopted. Amy plans to snatch Kyle and go on the run. Kerry tells her that it is a bad idea but Amy refuses to listen. Knowing how it feels to not have contact with your child, Kerry helps Amy take Kyle from playgroup and drove her to the ferry. She even grabbed a pushchair that had been left in the carpark but Eric, Val and Cain caught up with them. Cain found Amy and told her what life on the run would be like and persuaded her to return Kyle to his grandmother but Amy stays on the ferry, knowing that she would not be allowed any contact and could even face a criminal prosecution.
Joanie returns in June 2015 after calling Cain for help. It transpires that Joanie is living on a very rough council estate, after her long deceased husband never paid the taxes before he died, leading to her losing her house and Social Services trying to take Kyle away from her, however they were unsuccessful. He gives Joanie a deposit for a flat, but on the condition that he never sees her again. The next day, she and Kyle arrive in the village, despite Cain's warnings not to return. She moves in with Cain's father and stepmother, Zak (Steve Halliwell) and Lisa (Jane Cox), after being harshly turned away by a volatile Val and Eric. Cain threatens Joanie to leave the village, which she does abruptly out of fear. Lisa, Zak and their daughter Belle (Eden Taylor-Draper) later go to Joanie's council estate and take her back to Emmerdale, with no excuses.
Lindy, played by Nimmy March, made her first screen appearance on 11 October 2013.[7] The character and March's casting was announced on 21 September 2013.[8] Lindy is Ruby Haswell's (Alicya Eyo) mother. A show spokesperson commented that Lindy and Ruby's relationship "is far from rosy" and Ruby becomes desperate to keep her identity a secret from her girlfriend Ali (Kelli Hollis).[8]
James Barton[edit]
|James Barton
|Emmerdale character
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|Bill Ward
|First appearance
|25 October 2013
|Introduced by
|Kate Oates
|Present; regular
James Barton, played by Bill Ward, made his first screen appearance on 25 October 2013. The character and Ward's casting was announced on 29 August 2013.[9] The actor will begin filming his first scenes in September.[9] Of his casting, ex-Coronation Street actor Ward said "I'm really looking forward to it. The Emmerdale team are a very talented bunch indeed and I'm extremely chuffed to have been asked to join them."[9] Series producer Kate Oates commented that she was "delighted" to welcome Ward to the show and added that the arrival of his character would mark a new era for the popular Barton family.[9] James is the older brother of John Barton (James Thornton). The brothers were estranged at the time of John's death due to a rift that was not healed.[9] James is a single father to three sons and is a farmer like John.[9] He will make "an unexpected visit" to John's widow Moira (Natalie J. Robb) at Butler's farm.[9]
James is contacted by his sister-in-law, Moira, who reveals that his son, Ross (Michael Parr), is staying at her farm in Emmerdale. James arrives at the farm and it emerges that he and Ross have not seen each other in years.
It is suggested over a period of weeks that James has feelings for Moira, and it is later revealed they had a dalliance many years ago. The night before a meeting about the farm's potential supermarket contract, James tells Moira that he still has feelings for her and believes she does for him too. She is angry and the following day she tells Cain. However, James overcomes his feelings for Moira and begins a relationship with Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter).
In 2014, James begins to believe that his nephew Adam (Adam Thomas), the son of his late brother John (James Thornton), may, in fact, be his son, as he had a one night stand with Moira months before Adam's birth. Moira is eager to ignore James' questions, but he is adamant that Adam is his son. James secretly gets DNA proof that Adam is his son and tells Moira, but she begs him not to tell anyone. The first person he tells is Chas. Later, whilst watching an old video of the family, Moira and James are seen to be arguing in the background and it is later revealed that James is Adam's biological father.
Harriet Finch[edit]
|Harriet Finch
|Emmerdale character
|Portrayed by
|Katherine Dow Blyton
|First appearance
|21 November 2013
|Introduced by
|Kate Oates
|Present; regular
Private detective
Harriet Finch, played by Katherine Dow Blyton, made her first screen appearance on 21 November 2013.[10] The character and casting was announced on 31 October 2013.[10] Of her casting, Dow Blyton commented "I am delighted to be joining the cast of Emmerdale. Harriet is great fun and I'm looking forward to seeing the character unfold."[10] Harriet is a relative of established character Edna Birch (Shirley Stelfox) and will become a rival for Ashley Thomas (John Middleton), who wants to be the vicar of St Mary's church again.[10]
In 2014, Harriet befriends Dom Andrews (Wil Johnson) and helps his daughter Gemma (Tendai Rinomhota) with a school project. When Gemma goes missing, Harriet, Ashley and many other locals help Dom find her. Harriet is the person who spots Gemma lying in a ditch, and demands that Zak Dingle (Steve Halliwell) calls for an ambulance. Harriet goes to the hospital with Dom and is devastated when the doctors reveal that Gemma has died. Harriet tries to help Dom through his grief, but he is having none of it and throws her out of his house. Harriet is the vicar who performs Gemma's funeral later in March. Dom later apologises to her for his actions.
In July 2014, Harriet becomes curious when Ashley begins talking about a woman he met named Carole (Tracy Brabin). Harriet believes that Ashley is making Carole up, so she texts Carole from Ashley's mobile phone to meet him in Emmerdale village. Harriet is later shocked when Carole arrives in Emmerdale and is jealous as she secretly has feelings for Ashley. In December 2014, Harriet officiates an unauthorized wedding blessing for Ruby and Ali at St. Mary's church and is later sacked by the bishop.
Gil Keane[edit]
Gil Keane, played by David Easter, made his first screen appearance on 21 November 2013.[11] The character and Easter's casting were announced on 5 November 2013.[11] Gil is a businessman and acquaintance of Declan Macey (Jason Merrells). Declan contacts Gil, hoping that he can help him out with his financial problems. Declan believes Gil might be interested in buying his properties.[11] Gil takes a shine to Declan's half-sister Megan (Gaynor Faye), and they begin dating for a short while. At a celebration party, Declan begins gambling and if he wins, then Gil has to invest in Home Farm. Megan manages to stop the proceedings, which infuriates Declan. Gil leaves, and Declan slaps Megan for ruining his chances.
Pete Barton[edit]
|Pete Barton
|Emmerdale character
|Portrayed by
|Anthony Quinlan
|First appearance
|6 December 2013
|Introduced by
|Kate Oates
|Present; regular
|Mulberry Cottage
Peter "Pete" Barton, played by Anthony Quinlan, made his first screen appearance on 6 December 2013.[12] The character and casting was announced on 5 November 2013.[12] Of joining Emmerdale, the ex-Hollyoaks actor Quinlan commented "I'm really excited to be part of Emmerdale as it's an iconic serial drama. I'm privileged to be working with such a great cast and crew on a fantastic production."[12] Pete is the eldest of James Barton's (Bill Ward) sons.[12] He is "a nice guy", who cares for his family, even when he finds himself at odds with his brother Ross (Michael Parr).[12] Quinlan was nominated for the "Sexiest Male" award at The British Soap Awards 2014.
Pete and his brother Ross find themselves battling for the affections of Debbie Dingle (Charley Webb). Debbie and Pete sleep together after they fix Debbie's Land Rover together when it breaks down. Pete tries to be friendly with Debbie's daughter Sarah, who takes a shine to him. She draws a picture of him, which Debbie sees on the fridge where he lives. Debbie tells him she wants to sleep with him, but he declines, shocked, saying she scarcely pays him attention. Pete and Debbie later get back together, but the pair argue when Pete takes Sarah out on her bike, and Debbie tells him that if Sarah falls and cuts herself, she could die after her fanconi anaemia. Pete shouts at Debbie, saying she should have told him, before storming off.
Finn Barton[edit]
Finlay "Finn" Barton, played by Joe Gill, made his first screen appearance on 6 December 2013.[12] The character and casting was announced on 5 November 2013.[12] Of his casting, Gill said "I'm very grateful to be given this opportunity. The cast and crew have been class with me so far and the fact I'm able to learn from these experienced professionals everyday is just brilliant. I'm hoping my character can contribute to how amazing the show is doing at the moment."[12] Finn is the youngest of James Barton's (Bill Ward) sons.[12] Unlike his brothers, he has a university education and plans that do not involve rural living.[12]
Upon his arrival, Finn reveals to Val Pollard (Charlie Hardwick) that he is gay and has a crush on David Metcalfe (Matthew Wolfenden). Finn befriends Victoria Sugden (Isabel Hodgins) and begins working for Val and her husband Eric (Chris Chittell) at the B&B and later takes up a job working for Declan Macey (Jason Merrells), whom he reveals he also has a crush on. In 2014, Finn makes a plan to move to Tokyo to start a new life, but needs to raise funds in order to get there. He decides that the job working for Declan is not making him enough money, so he applies for another job, asking Declan to give him a reference. However, to his anger, Declan gives him a disappointing reference of £15.
|3 January–27 August
|Beattie Dixon
|Eileen O'Brien[13]
|Beattie is Alex Moss' (Kurtis Stacey) grandmother. She comes to the village looking for Edna Birch (Shirley Stelfox), after she learns Alex has been accused of stealing from her, before apparently fleeing the village. She vows to find her grandson and clear his name, as she could not believe he would be capable of such a thing.
|3 May–
|Neil Gutterson
|Cameron Stewart
|Neil is the foreman working on construction of Declan Macey's (Jason Merrells) Glamping Site in the woods. Neil goes to Declan to inform him that they have found what appears to be human remains. Neil and Declan ultimately agree to turn a blind eye to the discovery in order to keep the building project on schedule, appalling Declan's wife, Katie (Sammy Winward). Declan's sister, Megan (Gaynor Faye) says she has heard that the Dingles once buried an old poacher in the woods. Neil is played by Cameron Stewart, who had previously appeared in Emmerdale as businessman Larry Jacobs.
|13–24 May
|Kirk Stoker
|Matt Kennard[14]
|Kirk is a shady young businessman, introduced to Debbie Dingle (Charley Webb), by mutual friend, Robbie Lawson (Jamie Shelton). However Robbie becomes jealous when Kirk and Debbie go on a date or two, and after the pair fall out, Robbie tricks Debbie into thinking the disgruntled Kirk is trying to harm her, convincing her that he knows what he can be like. Robbie even goes to extreme measures such as smashing Debbie's windows, saying it must have been Kirk and persuading her to let him protect her and her kids. It is clear that Robbie has a crush on Debbie and hopes to win her affections. However, Debbie learns the truth after finding out that Kirk could not have been responsible for harassing her as her father put him in hospital after thinking he was.
|29 May–
|Gemma Danielle Salusbury[15]
|Natalie is farm-girl who lives with her family on a neighbouring farm to the Barton's. She is a supplier to Butler's Farm and Moira Barton (Natalie J. Robb) takes her on to help out, after her son Adam (Adam Thomas) quits his job. Adam had previously tried to bribe Natalie into seducing Moira's partner Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley).
|1 August–
|Gary Benson
|Stephen Donald[16]
|Gary is Rhona Goskirk's (Zoe Henry) drugs dealer.
|DS Shields
|Jayne Ashbourne[17]
|Shields and Flanagan investigate the discovery of Alex Moss' (Kurtis Stacey) body on the Home Farm estate.
|DC Flanagan
|Tom Roberts[17]
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- ^ a b c Kilkelly, Daniel (24 October 2013). "'Emmerdale' unveils new regular Ross Barton in storyline twist". Digital Spy. Hearst Magazines UK. Retrieved 24 October 2013.
- ^ a b c d e f "Ex-Coronation Street star Denise Black to join the cast of Emmerdale". The Independent. 20 June 2013. Retrieved 13 August 2013.
- ^ Dainty, Sophie (7 November 2013). "'Emmerdale's Denise Black to revisit singing roots after soap exit". Digital Spy. Hearst Magazines UK. Retrieved 7 November 2013.
- ^ a b c Kilkelly, Daniel (6 May 2015). "Emmerdale: Denise Black to return as Joanie Wright". Digital Spy. Retrieved 6 May 2015.
- ^ Dainty, Sophie (8 August 2013). "Emmerdale newcomer Denise Black:'Joanie will be feisty'". Digital Spy (Hearst Magazines UK). Retrieved 13 August 2013.
- ^ "Ruby's mum Lindy turns up". What's on TV. IPC Media. 11 October 2013. Retrieved 11 October 2013.
- ^ a b "Mum's the word". TV Magazine (News International): 21. 21–27 September 2013.
- ^ a b c d e f g Kilkelly, Daniel (29 August 2013). "'Emmerdale': Bill Ward joins soap as James Barton". Digital Spy. Hearst Magazines UK. Retrieved 29 August 2013.
- ^ a b c d Klompus, Jack (31 October 2013). "'Emmerdale' casts new regular Katherine Dow Blyton". Digital Spy. Hearst Magazines UK. Retrieved 31 October 2013.
- ^ a b c Harris, Jamie (5 November 2013). "'Brookside' actor David Easter for 'Emmerdale' stint". Digital Spy. Hearst Magazines UK. Retrieved 5 November 2013.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j "Casting news: Meet the Barton boys". itv.com. 5 November 2013. Retrieved 5 November 2013.
- ^ "Eileen O'Brien". Jane Hollowood Associates. Retrieved 4 January 2013.
- ^ "Video: Grimsby actor in TV soap Emmerdale". Grimsby Telegraph. 13 May 2013. Retrieved 13 August 2013.
- ^ Brown, David (19 May 2013). "Emmerdale spoilers: Cain is the victim of a honey trap seduction - first look pictures". Radio Times. Retrieved 13 August 2013.
- ^ "News – Emmerdale". Linton Management. 19 July 2013. Retrieved 26 August 2013.
- ^ a b "Emmerdale – Episode 6641". Radio Times. Immediate Media Company Limited. Retrieved 26 August 2013.


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Will any of the former management be in the house?
Finally, we are catching up to California, a state that banned non-hands-free devices a couple of years ago.
Hang up and drive.
B-T-W...EastSide...Euclid...along the lakeshore. I just knew you would ask!!! LOL : ) : ) : )
I made a U-Turn on West 6TH, back in 2002, and a cop pulled me over and issued a citation to me. I am betting it was Simone, but, I don't have my copy of the ticket to prove it.
My father told me that while growing up, The Roaring Fourth, as it was called, instilled a healthy level of respect in the community by the unconventional tactics it used. I am wondering if Simone was 'schooled' by membes of that Precinct, when he joined the CPD.
Congrats to Simone on his retirement. I wish Cleveland had more officers like him.
B-T-W...East Side...Euclid...along the lakeshore. I just knew you would ask. : ) : ) : )
I agree completely with your comment.
Like Petey... above, I will take 25 players with Perez' attitude over 25 players with Joey Belle's attitude every day, and I will win every time.
Yo Petey... that is one messed up name dude.
B-T-W...East Side...Euclid...along the lake shore. I just knew you would ask.
Country Maid Ice Cream and Orchard
(330) 659-6830
3252 W Streetsboro Rd
Richfield, OH 44286
12% Milkfat; their own orchard...I rest my case.
The process and ingredients they use yields such a heavenly result, it had to be Divinely-inspired!!!
Texting, and talking without a hands-free device, are already outlawed in California, and for good reason.
Country Made wins before the contest starts. They use a solution that is about 15% milkfat, and, they use fresh fruit grown on-site. Ball Game!!!
Other states have begun to pass distracted-driving legislation, and it is long overdue.
Hang up and drive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
To quote Pogo, to wit, "We have met the enemy, and he is us." : ( : ( : (
While flying from Newark to Cleveland, back in January of 1996, I was seated next to a gentleman who was coming to Cleveland from Austria, on a business trip. The man was completely beside himself with excitement, because, as he put it, he would, in addition to completing some important business, be able to see 'The Cleveland.' After a few moments, I determined that he was speaking about our magnificant Cleveland Orchestra, which, apparenty, is referred to as 'The Cleveland', over in Eurpoe.
The man expressed a moderate level of concern at the propsect, however likely he was not sure, of not being able to get a ticket to see this wonderfull ensemble, to which I replied, "...you probably don't need to worry."
Our self-image needs to catch up with our magnificant attributes, such as:
*Being able to travel from downtown, to our airport, for $2.25, while leving our cars safe at home (the first city in the country to offer such an option, back in 1968),
*Recreating in our nationally-acclaimed parks, museums, libraries, theatres, lakefront, fine-dining, shopping, rich, vibrant neighborhoods, historic Westside Market, revitalized downtown, stadia,
*Worshiping in our magnificant churches, many of which are leading the country in demonstrating their strength, attachment and relevance to our communities,
*Availing ourselves of world-class healthcare, as many people throughout the world already do, by traveling here from all parts of the globe,
*____________________________________add your favorite attribute of Cleveland.
B-T-W...East Side...Euclid...along the lakeshore. I just knew you would ask. : ) : ) : ) LOL
Once upon a time, there were people involved in Euclid's local government, schools, churches, synagoges, temples, and other organizations, who really cared about the city. All have left. What is there now are a bunch of hangers-on, who didn't listen to the warnings, and simply did what was politically-correct.
The decline in Euclid could have been prevented, but, it would have taken bold action. Too bad.
Well...let me also give a respectable 'shout-out' to Port Clinton's own Colonel Mustard's Custard, on Bayshore Road...(if it is still open), since it was very good the last time I was there, and, because my Aunt and Uncle owned the store previously, when it was known as 'Snack Time.' I have many fond memories of eating there, swimming in the Bay, and going to Cedar Point (not necessarily in that order), back in the 60's.
Country Maid Ice Cream and Orchard
(330) 659-6830
3252 W Streetsboro Rd
Richfield, OH 44286
The process and ingredients they use yields such a heavenly result, it had to be Divinely-inspired!!!
I know it is accurate...that is why I said it!!! LOL
The retort would be, of course, that Cleveland.com does not have a "Spell-Checker" feature.
Discuss amongst yourselves...preferably while proceeding on a starboard tack out of EYC.
B-T-W...East Side...Euclid...Along the lakeshore. I just knew you would ask!!! LOL
What is all this silliness I am reading??????????????????????????????????????????????????
It looks like the same...exact...carbon-copy...idential...silliness I saw in 2008, when Union stooges signed up voters in the Parmatown parking lot...in a drive-through format Mindless sheep...you would follow Hitler as long as there is a 'D' after his name. What is the matter with all of you?
Don't mind 'The Amateur' in the White House, do you.
To All Who Have Served:
"Thank you for your service, on behalf of an entire nation that is grateful to you for the sacrifices you have made for your country."
Remember the Life cereal commercial from the 70's? You know, the one that featured 'Mikey.' Well, try this one out for size.
"Hey Mikey...try Section 8...you'll like it." When you don't work, you don't care whether or not property values decline. Uncle Sam will continue to pick up the tab.
Time was...you could drive down Lakeshore Boulevard, from East 235Th Street, to East 266TH Street, and not have to swerve around people standing in the street. Not anymore. Too bad.
My deepest sympathies to all of the families affected by this tragedy.
"Life can not be measured by the number of breaths we take. But, life can be measured by the number of moments we experience that take our breath away." Hilary Cooper
Here's knowing that Lexi and her friends experienced many, many such moments of joy and happiness during their brief lives.
Face-Ripper Monkey:
Just a suggestion...change your Monikor... : ) : ) : )
Much of what you are complaining about is due to the airline business being de-regulated in 1978, by that Peanut Farmer.
When a business has to alienate its customers, especially its best customers, in order to earn a return for their Shareholders, then something is out-of-whack.
Airlines began cost-shifting their services because fuel skyrocketed, and the pass-through to the customer was not sufficient to pay the bills.
As long as you would rather pay $59 dollars to fly to ORD, instead of $79, then the seats are going to keep getting smaller.
B-T-W...East Side...Euclid...along the lakeshore. I just knew you would ask!!! LOL : ) : ) : )


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COLLEGE STATION, Texas --- Freshman Chase Kalisz won another title and the Georgia women extended their lead at the Southeastern Conference Swimming and Diving Championships at Texas A&M on Thursday.
The Lady Bulldogs, who have won the last three SEC crowns, boosted their points total to 790 on the third day of competition, with Florida (676) and Texas A&M (659) serving as the other primary contenders.
"We did a heck of a job," Georgia coach Jack Bauerle said of the women's team. "We gave ourselves a chance. But we also know it's going to be a fight to the finish. Tomorrow is a very important day for us."
Behind Kalisz, the Bulldogs strengthened their hold on third with 549 points, trailing only Florida's 748 and Auburn's 630.5.
Kalisz won the men's 400-yard individual medley title with a time of 3:39.82. That broke the school record of 3:39.92 set by Robert Margalis in 2003, previously the second-longest standing mark in school history. A midyear enrollee, Kalisz also joined Roy Hall from 1965 as the only Bulldogs to win the both the 200- and 400-yard individual medley events at the same SECs.
"It's been one of my goals since the start of the season," Kalisz said. "I haven't been at Georgia that long, so to do it this soon means a lot to me. It was a good swim, and I'm happy with it."
Said Bauerle, "That was a a great swim. He might be making a case for SEC Freshman of the Year if I ever saw one. To win a couple of SEC titles as a freshman is really something."
Also Thursday:
The Lady Bulldogs boasted five of the eight championship finalists and seven of 24 overall in the women's 200-yard freestyle. Megan Romano took second in 1:43.38, while Allison Schmitt was third in 1:43.46, Shannon Vreeland placed fourth in 1:44.30, Jordan Mattern came in seventh in 1:45.24 and Kelsey Gaid finished eighth in 1:46.38. In addition, Brittany MacLean was 10th in 1:46.11 and Jessica Graber placed 21st in 1:47.87.
In the men's 400-yard individual medley, Ty Stewart finished third with a time of 3:43.91, Jared Markham touched in 3:45.89 for seventh and Andrew Gemmell came in 14th in 3:50.07.
2012 SEC champion Doug Reynolds placed third in the men's 100-yard butterfly with a time of 46.40, lowering his own fourth-fastest time in Georgia annals. Yousef Alaskari placed 22nd in 48.32.
Annie Zhu was Georgia's top finisher in the women's 400-yard individual medley as she placed fourth in 4:05.55, the third-fastest time in school history. Hali Flickinger came in fifth in 4:09.53, followed by Amber McDermott in sixth (4:09.75), Nicole Vernon in seventh (4:12.09) and Anna Neumeister in 12th (4:12.63).
Lauren Harrington paced the Lady Bulldogs in the women's 100-yard butterfly as she stopped the clock in 52.40 to come in seventh. That is the third-fastest time in school history. Maddie Locus placed 18th with a time of 53.76.
In the men's 200-yard freestyle, Matias Koski came in seventh with a time of 1:35.89 and Alec Cohen placed 18th in 1:36.65.
The SECs will continue on Friday with the 200-yard butterfly, the 100-yard backstroke, the 100-yard breaststroke, the 400-yard medley relay and women's platform diving.


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Yesterday, I committed initial Seam (2.2.0 beta) support for Wicket. For the moment, it is implemented as a test project: 'wicket-seam-test' in the wicket-stuff repository.
The project only has support for the @In annotation of Seam, allowing you to inject Seam components in Wicket components, and it has a simple example. Support for other Seam features might be added later if that makes sense.
The example is quity funny actually. It has this Seam component defined:
@Name("Greet") @Scope(ScopeType.SESSION) @AutoCreate public class GreetService { private int count = 0; public GreetService() { } public String greet() { return "Hello! I've greeted you " + (++count) + " times in this session."; } }
which is later used in a custom label like this:
public class GreetingsLabel extends Label { @In private GreetService greetService; public GreetingsLabel(String id) { super(id); setModel(new AbstractReadOnlyModel() { @Override public Object getObject() { return greetService.greet(); } }); } }
It's just a simple example, but the interesting thing is that GreetService for the SESSION scope. Every session gets it's own Seam managed instance. Of course, you could have accomplished the same by using a custom Wicket session, but it is nice to see an alternative way. And Seam can handle many scopes, including e.g. business process scopes. I can imagine that such things would actually be handled much nicer by Seam than if you would hand code it with just Wicket. Definitively something to further look in to!
Read more about it in the README.
UPDATE: Wicket is now supported by Seam. See this presentation for an overview.


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By Donna MilesAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6, 2004 Three years after the coalition began combat operations against the Taliban and al Qaeda in Afghanistan, the Afghan people are just days away from a presidential election expected to be a major stabilizing effort in a lynchpin country in the war on terror.
The commander of 18,000 coalition forces in Afghanistan said credit for this "awesome accomplishment" goes largely to the "very unsung, very heroic work" being performed by U.S. soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.
Army Lt. Gen. David W. Barno, commander of Combined Forces Command Afghanistan, praised the role the coalition is playing in Afghanistan's transformation during an interview today with The Pentagon Channel.
"Just three years ago today, the Taliban were still ruling Afghanistan and al Qaeda was still very much active in the country," he said.
In contrast, today the Afghan people are registering in records numbers 10.5 million at the latest count to vote in their first direct vote for president in Afghanistan's history and the first election of any kind in the country since the early 1960s, Barno noted.
"That is an awesome accomplishment in a three-year period of time in any country's history," he said.
He tells troops he visits with in Afghanistan how critical they are to the mission, which he acknowledges they carry out "in some of the toughest conditions of geography and climate you could find anywhere in the world."
The general said he reminds troops that the protection they provide in Afghanistan have set the conditions for the upcoming Oct. 9 presidential elections something he tells troops they'll some day talk to their children and grandchildren about. "It's happening in large measure because of their great efforts," he said.
Barno said the coalition mission has broadened significantly since President Bush announced on Oct. 7, 2001, that the U.S. military had launched attacks on al Qaeda training camps and military installations of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan.
The opening strikes of Operation Enduring Freedom followed the Taliban's rejection of U.S. demands after terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon on Sept. 11, less than four weeks earlier. Bush had called on Afghanistan's leaders to close terrorist training camps and hand over al Qaeda leaders, including Osama bin Laden. The president also demanded the return of all unjustly detained foreign nationals and the opening of terrorist training sites to U.S. inspection.
"Initially, we were very much focused on removing Taliban remnants and al Qaeda remnants here, trying to hunt down terrorists that might be left in various hills and the caves in various corners of the country, particularly in the south," Barno said.
That initial effort required a far smaller force "only a few hundred special operations forces along with thousands of Afghan forces in the Northern Alliance," Barno said. "And that very small presence, assisted by some powerful U.S. air support, was able to undercut the Taliban and essentially cause them to give up and move out of the country," he said.
Later, U.S. Marines and soldiers joined the force, he said, "to clean out the remnants" of terrorist elements still in Afghanistan, he said.
Today, Barno said the coalition has shifted to a "broader-based approach" focused on creating conditions in Afghanistan that cause people worn down by more than 23 years of war-- to reject terrorists and their activities outright.
This includes the establishment of provincial reconstruction teams 14 now dot the country that Barno said "assist in extending security and the reach of the national government out there in the provinces."
Barno said other conditions around the country demonstrate continued progress: an economy growing at the rate of 20 percent a year, more than 5 million children in school compared to just over 1 million two years ago, and the completion of the "Ring Road" that links Afghanistan from Kabul to Kandahar, with construction continuing on the section from Kandahar to Herat.
Also exciting, Barno said, is the continued progress in building Afghanistan's security forces and justice system. The Afghan National Army, with about 15,000 soldiers, is rapidly becoming a pillar of the county's security, and its four new regional command headquarters in Kandahar, Gardez, Mazar-e-Sharif and Herat is considered a milestone in extending that security.
Even with this expanded focus, Barno said the coalition has "a very limited footprint" in Afghanistan, which he noted is about equal to Iraq in terms of both size and population.
"So there are a lot of very, very exciting things going on," Barno said. "But most of all is the optimism and energy of the Afghan people."
Barno said U.S. forces are doing "an incredible job" in helping Afghanistan progress. He called them "the centerpiece of helping to enable the Afghan security structure to grow and to assist" in protecting the Afghans "as they develop their own democracy here."
He said the Afghans recognize the contributions coalition troops are making and appear to be in no hurry for them to leave. If anything, he said, they're more concerned about "being abandoned" by the international community "than they are of us overstaying our welcome," he said.
"We certainly don't want Afghanistan to return to the era of the Taliban and the era of al Qaeda being welcome in the country here," Barno said. "We can't afford to have that resume once again."
Barno stressed the international community won't allow that to happen. "We are clearly going to be here as long as the Afghan people want us to and not beyond that," he said. "I see very much interest in having us here to support their efforts so that they can stand completely on their own feet," he said. "And we are working very hard to do that."


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French investigators are confident that they have identified the most likely area of wreckage in which to find the flight recorders of the Air France Airbus A330 which crashed in the South Atlantic two years ago.
The fifth phase of the extensive search for the aircraft - which will focus on recovery of the recorders, flight computers and other components - has started following the arrival yesterday of the cable vessel Ile de Sein at the accident site.
It has already started diving operations with a Remora 6000 underwater remote vehicle.
Two working groups have been established to concentrate on analysing photographs taken during the previous search, which ended after the location of flight AF447's wreckage on 3 April, and to assess operational procedures for recovering the recorders.
Bureau d'Enquetes et d'Analyses investigator in charge Alain Bouillard says: "We have a good distribution of the parts on the sea floor and we know where to send the [underwater vehicle] down to have the greatest chance of finding the recorders.
"Even though we haven't localised them yet, we know where to search."
BEA says that the database includes some 26,000 photographs of the crash site but "not all the parts are recognisable" and the depth of the wreckage - around 4,000m (13,000ft) remains "a major challenge".
Bouillard adds: "We are sending the [vehicle] into a treacherous area with electrical cables and pieces of the wreckage. To pilot [it] 4,000m below the surface, in this environment, is extremely difficult."
The Ile de Sein, which is operated by Alcatel-Lucent, is carrying 68 personnel - including its crew - and is equipped with cranes capable of lifting 5t.
"Time was an important criterion," says BEA director Jean-Paul Troadec. "We chose a ship that corresponded to our technical criteria and that was available as quickly as possible."
Investigators on board the vessel are accompanied by representatives from Air France and Airbus who will assist in recognising structures from the aircraft as they are raised.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) - While parts of west-central Wisconsin were buried under a foot of snow overnight, Milwaukee set a record with its 280th straight day without measurable snowfall.
The National Weather Service last recorded snowfall there on March 4, when just under an inch fell.
The old record was 279 days, set in 1999. Milwaukee tied that record Saturday and beat it when Sunday ended with no snow.
Meteorologist J.J. Wood says there's a good chance to extend the record. He says the area isn't expected to see snow before the weekend.
He says Milwaukee got lucky because storms that might have hit it veered off to the north and west. But he says residents shouldn't infer that the whole winter will be mild. He says winter snowfall, as usual, will be unpredictable.
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Ocala, FL – Sarah Hunter led the Central Florida Patriots (4-20, 1-6 MFC) past the Santa Fe Saints Wednesday evening with a 30 point effort, giving CF their first conference win of the season. With the loss, the Saints fall to 15-10 overall and 3-4 in MFC play.
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Dr. David Blumenthal, MD, MPP, national coordinator for health information technology in the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) today announced an additional $12 million in new technical support assistance to help critical access hospitals (CAHs) and rural hospitals adopt and become meaningful users of certified health information technology. Today's funding announcement will come through ONC's Regional Extension Center (REC) program to provide a wide range of support services to the 1,777 critical access and rural hospitals in 41 states and the nationwide Indian Country, headquartered in the District of Columbia, to help them qualify for substantial EHR incentive payments from Medicare and Medicaid. This funding is in addition to the $20 million provided to RECs in September 2010 to provide technical assistance to the CAHs and Rural Hospitals. Read More.