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Theophile "Phil" Barnabe
BELLINGHAM- Theophile H. "Phil" Barnabe, 87, of Elvira St. Bellingham, formerly of Rathbun St. Died Tuesday September 27, 2011, in the Friendly Home, with his family by his side. He was the husband of Thea L. (Rotatori) Barnabe. Phil and Thea, celebrated their 64 wedding anniversary on June 21st.
Born in Woonsocket, he was the son of the late Napoleon and Delima (Pelletier) Barnabe.
He worked as a Jeweler, for Gray Jeweler's for 35 years, and for the Department of Business Regulations, for 10 years. He was a United States Navy Veteran serving in WWII. He participated in shuttling GI's onto Normandy Coast of France in the D-day Invasion, and also at Arzio Beachhead, Sicily and Africa.
He was a former member of the Italian Workingmen's Club, Elks 850, Knights of Columbus, The Fairmount Post 85, Democratic City Comittee in Woonsocket, and the Woonsocket Zoning Board.
Besides his wife he is survived by two children Mark and wife Carol Barnabe of Cumberland, R.I. Linda and husband Anthony Piccirilli, of Narragansett, three grandchildren David Piccirilli, of Narragansett, Caitlin and Jillian Barnabe of Cumberland. One sister Eva Barnabe, of North Smithfield. He also was the brother of the late Jean Paul Barnabe, Leo Houle and William Houle.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Saturday October 1, 2011 at 11 A.M. in All Saints Church Rathbun St. Woonsocket. Relatives and friends are invited, calling hours are respectfully omitted. Burial will be private. The S.DiPardo Memorial Chapel Funeral Home, 1583 Diamond Hill Rd. Woonsocket, is in charge of the arrangements.
In lieu of flowers donations in his memory to, Mt. St. Charles Development Office 800 Logee St. Woonsocket, R.I. 02895 and to Bryant University Development Office, 1150 Douglas Pike Smithfield, R.I. 02917, would be appreciated.
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Above my expectationsPosted on 02 / 18 / 2015
I went to Miss Saigon today for the first time. I had been curious about it as the reviews on this page are very positive. However, when I have high expectations I sometimes end up disappointed because it ends up not being quite what I had expected. Definitely NOT the case here! I can only say that Miss Saigon was actually even better than I had expected. The food is simply divine, delicious and substantial (I had a plate of the three main dishes combined with salad, mango and apple juice and chocolate cake with strawberries), the staff is very friendly and willing to spend a few minutes with the customer to explain about the different ingredients and the space is very relaxing and nice to be in. The place is a bit small, though, but I still rate Miss Saigon with 5 cows. :)
Cons: The space a bit too small

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I have been to Buddakan several times and I am never dissapointed. The most recent visit was a night out for my birthday. We had reservations, and were seated immediately. The server took our drink order and brought our cocktails with hardly any wait. We ordered the Kobe Beef Satay as an appetizer to split. The sauce was amazing and the beef was nice and tender, if not slightly over cooked. For the entree, I ordered the Mongolian BBQ Beef shortrib with a side of the Lobster Fried Rice. The beef was vert tender and fell off the bone. The sauce that it came with was very flavorful, but a little sweet. So good. My girlfriend ordered the Wasabi Crusted Filet.. medium rare. It came out perfectly cooked and was delicious. We split the Creme Brulee for desert. Also very good. I love this place. I only ever had a problem when I went to the Atlantic City location. That one was not half as good as the Center City location.
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The food is superb! The atmosphere is delightful! Is it possible for a waitstaff to be too attentive? We loved Buddakhan but our waiter rushed our guts out! Please take heed. Allow us to eat in piece and enjoy every delicious bite!
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Expect to pay a lot when you go in but you will have an amazing meal. The food is unbelievable and the atmosphere is elegantly delightful. I highly recommend this place. It is what you should expect of a Steven Star restaurant.
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I have been to buddakan numerous times and have never been disappointed in any of their service or food. This time around we had the edamame ravioli, grilled octopus, and tuna pizza to start. All there were just incredible. I cannot wait to go back and have more. My boyfriend had the Kobe beef and I had the filet mignon. We both shared our entree's and they also did not disappoint. Another great experience to add to the list of many at Buddakan. I cant wait to go back
Posted by Dar on 07/11/2009
After a few visits Buddakhan has become our favourite spot for special occasions -food is always great with plenty of healthy choices and service-very professional and friendly, without too much familiarity. They certainly know what they are doing. We love the calamari appetizer-get the small size- enough for 2, and their sides of eggplant and wasabi mashed potatoes are to die for. For drinks we like the tickled pink, but Geisha is even better. Sorbets are perfect, but my absolute fav is the chocolate pagoda-enough to share and take home. Absolutely the best in the city!
Posted by Anonymous on 02/13/2009
Pretentious, bland, overpriced food, but very attentive service. Visually striking although I do wonder if a restaurant in India with a huge crucifix of Jesus planted smack in the middle would go unremarked the way the oversized Buddha in this place does.
Posted by Traveler on 12/02/2008
The drinks are excellent, but the menu is not very exciting. The tuna was bland, and the sushi roll was pretty generic as well. The wasabi mashed potatos did not have a kick. The decor was alright. I think the best feature is the waterfall wall in the entrance. So go for drinks if you are in the neighborhood but not worth the trek when out of town.


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covemom: if you read the article it states that a 'lehigh valley hospital were unable to identify the remains...' last time I checked Lehigh Valley hospital is not in or around perry county. get your facts straight.
What is wrong with people today? If this woman would get on food stamps and access card she would have money to get a RX for birth control plus a way to pay for food o better yet have her fixed it work for the animals why not humans. 'GET YOURSELF FIXED IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO FEED THE KIDS YOU HAVE.'
I had a spinach roll at a pizza shop I wonder if that would be on the recall list... well only time will tell.
Football is a rough sport, that being said, everyone knows that injuries can and will happen. The pros even get hurt, if this sport is banned in younger men how are they going to compete in the higher levels throughout school, college then maybe professional. They need a basic start, which unfortunately their inexpreience will cause the injuries. If these young men want to have a '5th quarter' make it touch or flag football where they have the playing time but the injury factor is not so rough, but they still get the expreience.
Just because the alcohol was 'provided by the state' for this girl to purchase doesn't mean the state is liable. Everyone needs to stop blaming their mistakes on someone else. This woman chose to buy the alcohol, then to drink the alcohol, and then to drive. The state did NOT twist her arm to do any of these things.
You people who are posting on here about the state being liable are going to be the first people to throw a b!tch fit when your taxes go sky high when and if a lawsuit is brought against the state for this accident. If the family is reading these post is what they need to do is if she was at a bar sue the bar and bartender. If she wasn't, (I'm sorry to say) you'll have to accept what life has dealt you and move on with your life. I'm not a lawyer, but the bars and their employees are starting to be held responsible for serving people who are really drunk.
No the pretty sad part of it is that you had to point this out to everyone. Don't you have better things to do? I'm sure you have made mistakes in your spelling or typing. So get a life.
'No worries Obama has us covered. When all the health insurers go under Obama will be there with a big pile of cash ready to help everyone.'
I want to hear from you when all of the health insurers go under when Comrade Obama takes over. I want to hear just one person admit socialized health care maybe wasn't a good idea. You'll be praying that someone gives you healthcare because it took 2 years to take out your gall bladder, that has crystallized and ruined your insides, or God forbid your child is sick and can't be treated until 6 months from now and before he can get a treatment he dies because he needed the treatment last month.
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Colorado Springs, Colo. --- Alex Kirk was named one of 16 finalists for the 2013 USA Basketball Men's World University Games Team, announced officials with USA Basketball on Wednesday morning. Kendall Williams did not make the cut to 16.
Kirk will remain in Colorado Springs as the team continues practice with one more cut to come to get to the final 12 players. Training camp will continue in Colorado Springs through June 30, and the 12-member roster will be announced prior to the team's departure for Russia on July 1. The 2013 World University Games (WUGs) men's basketball competition will be played July 7-16 in Kazan, Russia.
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Williams, who impressed with his decision making and vocal play, said "It was an honor to wear the USA logo on my jersey, and what I picked up here this week will really help my game." Williams added, "I would have loved to have stayed, but I'm really happy for Alex. He will represent the USA and UNM well."


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Rigatoni sausage bake
Cooking timePrep: 20 mins Cook: 45 mins - 50 mins
Skill levelModerately easy
ServingsServes 6
A great way to get kids to eat spinach, this is a healthy, comforting sausage supper dish
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Additional info
- Freezable
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 749
- protein
- 31g
- carbs
- 84g
- fat
- 33g
- saturates
- 16g
- fibre
- 5g
- sugar
- 0g
- salt
- 2.32g
- 400g good quality pork sausages
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 large carrot, grated
- 150ml red wine
- 300ml vegetable stock
- 3 tbsp tomato purée
For the sauce
- 50g butter
- 50g plain flour
- 600ml milk
- freshly grated nutmeg
- 500g rigatoni or penne
- 200g fresh spinach
- 140g mature cheddar, grated
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The joy of this dish is that it can be made ready to bake several hours ahead or frozen, so it's perfect if you are having friends round or want to get the cooking out of the way early.
- Slit the sausages and remove them from their skins, then chop them into small pieces. Heat the oil in a pan, add the onion and fry for 5 minutes, until softened and lightly browned. Stir in the sausages and fry until lightly coloured. Add the carrot, then stir in the wine, stock, tomato purée, and season.
- Bring to the boil, then simmer uncovered for about 15 minutes until thickened. Taste and season. Set aside.
- Put the butter, flour and milk in a pan. Gently heat, whisking, until thickened and smooth. Add a sprinkle of freshly grated nutmeg, season, then simmer for 2 minutes.
- Preheat the oven to 190C/Gas 5/fan 170C. Bring a large pan of salted water to the boil. Add the pasta, stir well, then cook, uncovered, for 10-12 minutes, until tender. Remove from the heat, stir in the spinach and, when just wilted, drain well.
- Tip half the pasta into a shallow ovenproof dish, about 2.2 litre/4 pint, and level. Spoon over the sausage sauce, then cover with the remaining pasta. Pour the white sauce evenly over the top and sprinkle with the cheddar. Bake for 20-25 minutes until golden brown. Leave for 5 minutes before serving.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, January 2002
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Comments, questions and tips
Whenever I offer to cook for my family they always request this! Easy peasy to make - if you can't be bothered making bechemel from scratch just use a shop bought one - works just as well. I also like to use flavoured sausages to spice things up a little - normally something with chilli or our fave is a Sicilian sausage - you'll find that most supermarkets have flavoured sausages like this in their Taste the Difference/Finest, etc ranges. Yum!
WENT DOWN A TREAT! I used a tin of chopped tomatoes in the sausage instead of the stock, also added chopped mushrooms and chunky chopped red pepper (all extra 1-of-5-a-day) then also cooked the pasta in stock water for added flavour. The quantities in this recipe made lots (especially with my extras) easily 6-8 portions. Enjoy!
I have just made this amazing dish! and gosh shock horror my two skinny shy of vegetables picky little girls ate it! It was delicious, they even screamed for more. I added a garlic clove when i fried the onion and carrot and next time i think i will add a little grated courgette to insure the 5 a day!
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Martin Wolf is the chief economics commentator at the Financial Times and is one of the most influential economics writers in the world. He's no radical for sure but today's article entitled "Time to think the unthinkable and start printing again" could have been written by Abba Lerner himself. It completely debunks the accepted wisdom that we need austerity, that we're tied to the whims of the financial markets, and that government deficits are some dire problem....
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Wolf does not suffer from a certain form of discalculia.
- September 30, 2011 at 8:16 PM
- JKH said...
Somebody more scholarly than me may want to inform Adam Posen (author of the linked article) that the originator of the term "Austerian" was not Paul Krugman, but Rob Parenteau.
Maybe correct him on a few misconceptions he has about QE at the same time.
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- September 30, 2011 at 10:28 PM
- Matt Franko said...
Rob P. never gets any (much deserved) credit by mainstream/more-read people. His analysis of the European situation is stellar imo (it has really helped me at least to see what is really going on over there)... and he was on this years ago now...
what is in the water up there? ;)
- September 30, 2011 at 10:50 PM
- Ralph Musgrave said...
My favourite Martin Wolf quote: "The essence of the contemporary monetary system is creation of money, out of nothing, by private banks' often foolish lending."
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The oars Riverside used to row into the first round of the 4-A playoffs fell apart in the third quarter against Panther Creek on Wednesday.
The Catamounts from Cary, a wild-card team, exploded for seven third-quarter goals in Linny Wrenn Stadium to separate from the third-seeded Pirates in a 12-3 road win.
"They scored two or three in the last minute of that third quarter, and that really just took the life out of us. It was disappointing," Riverside coach Glenn Estacio said. "That was definitely the turning point in the game."
Riverside made it 3-3 in the third when C.J. Carpenter set up Luke Berndt for a goal.
Panther Creek got that back and then some, responding quickly with goals from Ben Richter and Matt Artman.
The Pirates needed a timeout to talk about it.
"It was just trying to identify the reasons we got scored on," Estacio said. "The first one, we were in a zone, and every team is going to put their best shooter on this wing spot, and we didn't identify that guy, and that's something we go over time and time again, and we just didn't communicate there.
"What ended up hurting is that No. 9 kid — I don't know his name, but he was just dominant on the face-offs," said Estacio, referring to Artman. "What's disappointing is that we knew about him and that he had a tendency when he picked up the ball he wanted to immediately bring it down the field and get some, what we call, early offense, and we didn't handle that well. And that's a great time as an offensive player to go, because the defense isn't set up and we just didn't ever make that adjustment.
"When that happens, we've got to clear the ball well. When we get a defensive stop, we've got to make sure that we don't give them second-chance opportunities, just like any sport, like basketball or anything."
After the timeout, Riverside goalie Justin Tedder came up with a nice save, but the ball bounced out of his net. A Catamount got the rebound and scored, contributing to Panther Creek's strong showing during its first postseason appearance.
"We've had problems in our third quarter coming out of halftimes sort of stale, and the guys were really psyched — this is our first playoff game ever," Panther Creek coach Steve Haine said. "We knew from games we've had so far this season that if we come out stale, bad things happen. So we made it a priority for the third quarter to come out running, and we did."
Some sloppy first-quarter passing by the Pirates kept landing the ball in the nets of the Catamounts.
Tedder didn't do the Pirates any favor when he wildly flung the ball down the field with 18 seconds left in the first quarter. There was plenty of time for Riverside to set up a better look at the goal, although Panther Creek wasn't exactly giving up much around the crease.
"We just had trouble getting quality shots," Estacio said.
Panther Creek |3 |0 |7 |2 — 12
Riverside |2 |0 |1 |1 — 3
PANTHER CREEK — Goals, Carter Rucker 4, Dillon May 2, Ben Richter 2, Matt Artman 3, Nolan Eichhorst. Assists, Parker Williams. Saves, Terrence Laster 15.
RIVERSIDE — Goals, C.J. Carpenter, Cameron McNeill, Luke Berndt. Assists, Carpenter 2. Saves, Justin Tedder 11.
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The United Nations said on Saturday that more than 92 people were killed in what activists described as an artillery barrage by government forces in the worst violence since the start of a UN peace plan to slow the flow of blood in Syria's uprising, Reuters reported.The bloodied bodies of children, some with their skulls split open, were shown in footage posted to YouTube purporting to show the victims of the shelling in the central town of Houla on Friday. The sound of wailing filled the room.The carnage underlined just how far Syria is from any negotiated path out of the 14-month-old revolt against President Bashar al-Assad."This morning UN military and civilian observers went to Houla and counted more than 32 children under the age of 10 and over 60 adults killed," the head of U.N. team monitoring the ceasefire – which has yet to take hold – said."The observers confirmed from examination of ordinances the use of artillery tank shells," Major General Robert Mood said in a statement, without elaborating. "Whoever started, whoever responded and whoever carried out this deplorable act of violence should be held responsible."US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton condemned the attack."Those who perpetrated this atrocity must be identified and held to account," she said in a statement. "And the United States will work with the international community to intensify our pressure on Assad and his cronies, whose rule by murder and fear must come to an end."In a statement, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon demanded "the government of Syria immediately cease the use of heavy weapons in population centers."Activists said Assad's forces shelled the town of Houla on Friday evening after security forces killed a protester and following skirmishes between troops and fighters from the Sunni Muslim-led insurgency fighting Syria's rulers, who belong to the minority Alawite sect.A British-based opposition group, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, said Houla residents fled, fearing more shelling. It said one person was killed in the northern town of Saraqeb when troops fired on a protest against the killing.Syrian state television aired some of the footage disseminated by activists after the killing in Houla, calling the bodies victims of a massacre committed by "terrorist" gangs.It also showed video of bodies with what looked like gunshot wounds to the head, sprawled on bloodstained mattresses.Activists distributed footage appearing to show protests in Aleppo, the largest city in the north.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa.--The University of New Hampshire women's gymnastics team placed sixth with a score of 194.550 at the East Atlantic Gymnastics League Championships at the University of Pittsburgh.
N.C. State University won the meet with a score of 196.000 and Pittsburgh came in second with a team total of 195.275. The University of Maryland followed Pittsburgh with a 195.050 and Towson University was in fourth with a 195.025. West Virginia University finished fifth with a 194.700 and the University of North Carolina (194.475) and Rutgers University (191.625) were seventh and eighth respectively.
Freshman Michelle Harley (Collegeville, Pa.) led the way for the 'Cats with an all-around total of 38.650 for eighth place. Gabi Weller of Towson won the all-around with a combined total of 39.300. Danielle Alba of Pittsburgh and Amy Lagendorf of N.C. State tied for second with scores of 39.275.
Senior Cara Lepper (Southington, Conn.) was the top finisher for UNH on the uneven bars as she matched her season high of 9.90 for fourth place. Junior Wendy Wheaton (Rockville, Md.) finished in a six way tie for 13th with a 9.825.
The team next moved over to the balance beam where the 'Cats only had one missed set. Junior Suzanne Poretz (Alexandria, Va.) scored a 9.750 on the apparatus for 11th place. Lepper added a score of 9.700 and came in 15th. Junior Rose Kosowski (Whitesboro, N.Y.) also placed in the top 20 with a 9.675 for 18th place.
Wheaton matched a career high with a 9.875 (ninth) on the floor exercise as five Wildcats scored 9.825s or higher. Harley came in at 16th with a 9.850.
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The new era of openness and transparency at Penn State continued early Sunday morning when workers erected a fence and draped it with a blue tarp so no one could witness the removal of the Joe Paterno statue that school president Rodney Erickson said had become "a source of division."
They went behind the tarp - the same sort of arrangement used on a race track when an injured horse has to be dispatched - and divided the statue from its foundation, trussed it with a moving blanket and shrink wrap and forklifted the whole deal inside the stadium, presumably never to be seen again.
Erickson said the statue would be transported and stored in a "secure location," lest it be freed by Paterno supporters some Saturday morning and carried into Beaver Stadium, or to prevent whatever mischief the school thinks the presence of a 900-pound inanimate object can cause.
After all these months, Penn State still doesn't get it. The school created this mess because of a culture that believed in doing things behind curtains. Troublesome situations were to be managed. What was good for business was good for the school. What the rest of the world didn't know wouldn't hurt it.


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Just now figuring out that joy and suffering are all tangled up together and to avoid one is to miss out on the other. Trying to grab hold of joy where ever it is found and hold on tight.
I sort of forgot how much until a few weeks ago.
There isn't much time in the day after that, teaching my kids stuff, and getting work done for blogging, if I could get an idea out in a coherent fashion.
So in the interest of having at least one new post up here this week, here is the bullet point version of the last several.
I'm still working on IRS forms, but this is the very last stage, I hope.
It got warm, my kids are swimming.
The Boy gets his "robot face" today. Also known as an expander and head gear to his orthodontist. Perhaps his jaw will get bigger fast enough that we won't need to get braces alter to straighten all the teeth coming in.
We got to see Hannah perform again last weekend and had dinner with her. It was really good. It also made us wish for more time with her.
I am almost 26 weeks pregnant and have yet to have any kind prenatal care. I've been turned down by one subsidized insurance place because we make too much money, and then turned down by the next option, one we have used before, because we don't make enough. So then I talked to the first place that turned me down and they said, "OH! Your husband is self-employed. That changes everything. You should have told us that." (I did.)
So I resubmitted information waited a month when they told me it should be reviewed in 10 days and they still hadn't seen it when I called. Let's just say that cutbacks and the recent legislation have turned what was an already overworked and top heavy organization into a complete and total mess. An actual conversation I had.
"I've been trying to call the number I was given but no one has responded."
"Oh, that number doesn't work anymore."
"What do you mean, it's still taking messages."
"Well, your local office no longer gets those messages, it's been redirected here, only no one here checks them, so no one ever heard your message."
"Great. What' the new number?"
"Oh, there isn't one. I will call them for you and give them your contact information and they will contact you for an appointment within 3 working days."
That was 2 weeks ago. I am so full of optimism about this right now. Can't you tell?
If it weren't for the fact that I'm RH negative and in 2 weeks I need to have an antibody screen to make sure that I don't need a rogham shot to ensure my blood doesn't attack my baby's blood if there has been a cross over, I would be tempted to just say throw in the towel and abandon the entire system altogether.
I've pushed out babies by myself before. Sure, there were people there, but I did it. I could do it again, barring anything unforseen. I'm about ready to go completely unassisted here.
I could go see my old midwife, (whom we can't afford because we need to purchase a 6 passenger vehicle instead to fit all the kids, sob) she could order the tests, draw my blood and we could pay for that out of pocket. it's only a few hundred dollars. hah! Then I could pay her for the postpartum shot as well.
These are the things I am considering as options right now.
I have an appointment tomorrow with some other agency that is supposed to be able to figure out this mess a bit and get coverage started. We'll see if they can do anything.
We're also probably moving in 2 months when our lease expires to someplace bigger. So I am staring around at stuff thinking about packing it all. Aaron goes to Thailand for 2 weeks in June. I will be packing while he's gone I expect and then we move a few days after his return. I'll be 7 and a half months.
I've done that before too.
Really, in spite of it all, this has not been a hard pregnancy. I've been here before so I know what I need to do, with or without a doctor taking tests. Jelly bean is kicking a flip-flopping up a storm and I'm sure everything is fine.
Between the IRS and MediCal I am simply weary of paperwork, and bureaucracy.
My neighbor, who was due a month after me miscarried a week and a half ago. The baby had a heart defect. I cried when she told me. The only good thing really, about losing a baby, is that you have an idea of what the person in front of you is going through. There are no words of comfort, not really. But a hug while she cries will go a long way toward helping her feel loved, I think. My heart is aching for her, and realizing afresh how blessed I am with every little kick.
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Oh man, so sorry for the mess and trouble you're having getting antenatal care. Things are quite different here for antenatal care, all our care is free. (Antenatal, delivery and postnatal.) But what I can relate to is the new sense of confidence about going unassisted. I wanted to plan an unassisted birth, but couldn't bring myself to actually decide on having no help at the birth just in case. Instead, baby decided to be born faster than expected and the midwife didn't make it in time. I got my beautiful unassisted birth anyway :) Was so nice not having someone tell me what to do or to examine me. Perfect in fact.
I hope everything sorts out for you and that you also get a beautiful natural delivery of your little one.
I teared up when you told of your friends loss...such a terribly difficult thing.
Oh anonymous-It's so kind of you to drop in, read this one post and then bravely leave your name and contact info after asking your very poorly informed question.ReplyDelete
If you were a regular reader you would know that this child was not planned, for exactly these reasons we were trying not to conceive.
That we conceived anyway was something beyond our control.
That we choose to give thanks for and welcome this unplanned child, however much of a burden it may be to do so reflects our core belief that life is the most important thing.
If you think, as you seem to be suggesting, that I ought to have murdered my unborn child instead of juggling my life in order to welcome it then you and I have nothing else to talk about.
I would far rather deal with the inconvenience, knowing that the potential for blessing is huge, than knowingly kill one of my own children. I'm a bit weird that way.
sleeping eating crying laughing there are lots of things to do more of when preg. Sorry to hear about your neighbor; the process of life is so difficult and confusing sometimesReplyDelete
ahhh, Medical-- I used that with my fist-18 years ago now. So many offices, phone calls, papers late in the mail. I didn't get seen until about 6 months. They didn't like my SSN because I also have Canadian citizenship--it was awful. The very worst part, though was how-at almost very appointment the Medical workers would ask me if I wanted to have this baby (as in would i like to abort now so they don't have to help me). Hope everything works out for you!ReplyDelete
Aaaaaaah, I see what your circumstances are now. The things we do to have a simple natural birth. Sigh. Our midwife comes from another state, three hours away just because she loves us. If she didn't do that, I'd probably birth unassisted, and that is not my preference.ReplyDelete
I do my own prenatal care, occassionally calling in a local CPM (CPM's can't practice legally in my state) to help with issues when they arise. Check my BP at the pharmacy, and generally just go by how I'm feeling. MW and I talk a lot on the phone and she is very involved in my personal life, so that helps.
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Editorial: Lawrence jail issues can't go unresolved for much longer
Officials in Lawrence County, Ohio, have been wrestling with conditions in that county's jail for at least 15 years, but remain no closer to finding a long-term solution.
They, as well as officials in Ohio, should realize that problems associated with the jail can't go on forever, and finding a remedy -- although it may be painful financially -- should become a priority.
A recent Ohio state report recommended 15 changes to the local jail. Among them were better lighting, appointment of a jail administrator, ensuring all the locks are operational and limiting the number of inmates in the jail at one time to 55. The county often exceeds that number now and frequently has to pay other counties to house Lawrence County inmates to keep the inmate count even close to 55.
As Lawrence County Sheriff Jeff Lawless told the county's newly appointed Jail Resolution Committee last week, if the county made any major additions or renovations, the jail would become subject to updated regulations and could house only 16 prisoners. That's a sign of how far outdated the current 40-year-old structure is.
Money, of course, is the major stumbling block. Building a new jail would cost several million dollars at minimum, and it's difficult for financially strapped Lawrence County to come up with that kind of money. And closing the jail would mean that the county would pay other counties even more to keep its prisoners.
The state of Ohio also has its financial troubles. In fact, the state stopped inspecting jail facilities for a four-year period until just last year because of budget cuts.
But a failure by the county to upgrade the jail or look for another option clearly isn't acceptable. And the state, according to its policy, has a role in assuring "safe, secure and humane jails." They are partners in this dilemma.
The situation in Ohio suggests that the state might want to borrow from an approach used in West Virginia. In the 1980s, the U.S. Department of Justice found that only one of the Mountain State's 55 antiquated, overcrowded county jails met federal standards. So West Virginia embarked on a plan to construct 10 regional jails that each would serve multiple counties. The state issued bonds to raise the money for construction costs, and the counties pay the West Virginia Regional Jail Authority a daily per-inmate fee to support operations at those jails.
Was everyone happy? No, and counties still grouse today about the money they send to the state authority. But faced with an overwhelming problem, it was the best solution. There was no way each county could afford to build a new jail.
Ohio's jail shortcomings may not be so widespread as what West Virginia faced. Some Ohio counties have built new jails in recent years. But it's hard to imagine that many Ohio counties aren't in the same situation as Lawrence County.
An assessment of whether a regional jail approach might work in some parts of Ohio seems in order, considering neither Lawrence County nor the state of Ohio has yet to come up with another solution for the longstanding problems at the jail in Ironton.
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Yahoo Exciting news for Halle Berry and fiancé Olivier Martinez! The happy couple is expecting a boy, Martinez told People magazine on Wednesday … though we're not sure he meant to let the cat out of the bag.
"My son will be an American, but I remain French," he said during the opening night of the Champs-Elysées Film Festival. The 47-year-old is serving as honorary president of this year's fest.
It will be a first for both the "Unfaithful" star and his Oscar-winner fiancée, who is already mom to 5-year-old daughter Nahla with model ex-boyfriend Gabriel Aubry.
Though Berry, 46, has been dating Martinez since 2010, she was caught off guard by the fact she was expecting again.
"This has been the biggest surprise of my life to tell you the truth," she told CNN in April, just a few days after revealing her big news to the world. "I thought I was kind of past the point where this could be a reality for me. So it's been a big surprise and the most wonderful."
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I'm all for sharing, good will and holiday cheer; however, this time of year somethings are best kept to yourself — germs are one of them. Colds can spread like wildfire. Keeping your hands washed and coughing into your sleeve may help and so might a day or two at home in bed. So next […] [Read More]
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Men'sHealth.com has put together a great list of rules to follow when it comes to ordering off the fast food menu. Like Burger King says, "Have it your way," Don't be afraid to tell them to skip the mayo, nix the fries for a side salad and grill the chicken. You pay for it, you […] [Read More]
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As promised, Native Instruments has released KORE Player, a scaled-down companion to its KORE 2 platform. The software lets musicians or producers play material from KORE Soundpacks through their host sequencer, or else as a standalone instrument. Because Player is based on the same six components of KORE 2, including ABSYNTH, GUITAR RIG and REAKTOR, all Soundpacks are supported; the software further comes with a basic library in order to get started. The app is a free 590MB download, and requires Mac OS X 10.4 or higher.
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Rangers pencil in Berkman at No. 3 spot
JAN 10, 2013 6:38p ET
That order has the newest Ranger – designated hitter Lance Berkman – hitting third.
"I'll probably use him in the third spot," Texas manager Ron Washington said. "I can put his there in front of Beltre."
If the lineup holds, the switch-hitting Berkman will be the only hitter in the top five of the order who can bat from the left side.
Washington likes the idea of keeping Beltre in the No. 4 spot because he can hit any pitch. He plans to have Nelson Cruz hit fifth. Washington also said he doesn't plan on changing anything at the top of the order, which means Ian Kinsler will lead off and Elvis Andrus will hit second.
Washington said the key to having that batting order is keeping everyone healthy between now and the March 31 opener against Houston. And there are no guarantees the Rangers are done making moves either.
But the Berkman move is something Washington approves of.
"He brings us a veteran presence," Washington said. "Along with the veterans we have there, a very experienced presence. He's a guy who takes very good at-bats and a guy who's been a winner. All we did was add that type of character to our lineup."
Even if the club doesn't make another move before heading to Arizona for spring training next month, Washington is fine with where the club is despite missing out on some players they targeted this offseason.
"We didn't do the things we set out to do and I thought we did a heck of a job trying," Washington said. "Sometimes things just don't fall the way you want them to fall. We're very happy with our lineup. We're very happy with the people we brought in. We're very confident we will compete and we will challenge."
The Rangers lost outfielder Josh Hamilton to free agency, traded Michael Young and Mike Napoli appears to be headed to Boston. The additions of Berkman and catcher A.J. Pierzynski offset the losses of Young and Napoli, but there's no way to make up for the offensive production provided by Hamilton.
Washington doesn't seem too concerned about that.
"You don't replace a Josh Hamilton but what you try to do is supplement his production," Washington said. "We've got Berkman right now as the DH. I don't expect him to hit 42 bombs and I don't expect him to drive in 130 runs. But whatever he gives us, as long as that production his helping us put Ws on the board it really doesn't matter. I always saw Roger Clemens left Boston. They kept going. Reggie Jackson left New York. They kept going. The Texas Rangers will keep going."
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