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"I wish I had a time machine," I wrote in my review of Bai Tong back in March. "Not for the traditional reasons; I have no desire to kill Hitler or stop JFK's assassination. I've read enough bad science fiction to know that those things never work out as well as you think they will.
"No, I just want to go back and see Bai Tong in its original incarnation--as SeaTac's worst-kept secret back in the late '80s, a Thai restaurant operating as part of a motel and catering almost solely to Thai Airways flight crews looking for a comforting taste of home while stranded far away."This was in 1989. Owner Chanpen Lapangkura had opened the place specifically for flight attendants, pilots, and those on strange, ocean-hopping layovers from far distant shores, bringing in trained chefs from Thailand to grill the satay, make the moo dade deaw, compose the salads and make the fish sauce. During my first review of Bai Tong I wanted nothing more than to see what Bai Tong was like when it first opened--when it was small and weird and insular and when its intentions were most pure.
In 1991, Bai Tong moved to a former drive-thru restaurant up the road from the motel. The purpose was the same: to bring the real taste of Thai cuisine to those who knew the real stuff. That incarnation lasted a few years before lease issues forced Lapangkura to move again, and when he did, he made straight for a strip mall in Tukwila, which is where Bai Tong has operated ever since. It is one of my favorite Thai restaurants, not just in this new home of mine, but anywhere. I've made the drive to Tukwila several times just to score more moo dade deaw (read the review for a description of this singularly amazing dish--it's too long to reproduce here) and yellow curry and would've done so happily a hundred more times if I had to.
Only now, I don't have to. Because I just found out that, while my attentions were apparently focused elsewhere, Bai Tong went and opened a new, second location in Redmond/Bellevue at 14804 NE 24th Street. According to the Bai Tong Facebook page (yeah, I'm surprised, too), the new operation went live on May 21. And okay, while this also might not be the most convenient location for those of you based in Seattle and unwilling to cross the bridges even for the best Thai food in the area, I'm still really friggin' excited to get up there and see what the new place has to offer.
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NSA Support Site, Building 2074 (Inside base)
Gricignano di Aversa, Italy 81030
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The Housing Service Center (HSC) assists DoD military, Allied Forces, civilian, and contractor personnel in locating housing in the Naples area. The HSC is located at the Support Site in Gricignano.
You are required to check in to the HSC immediately upon arrival in order to arrange your Housing Area Orientation brief.
All Sponsors are strongly encouraged to contact the HSC as soon as you know when your sponsoring service member will be arriving. The HSC will provide information on availability of government quarters and economy housing (if applicable). If government quarters are available, your sponsor may arrange for a direct move-in. You will be able to avoid TLA and move directly into your quarters with loaner furniture.
Economy Housing
Economy housing consists of a wide variety of apartments and villas (single-family dwellings), duplexes, as well as a growing number of "villettas" (townhouse-type units). There are a limited number of furnished apartments available. Unfurnished apartments are more common. Most properties are not equipped with appliances, wardrobes, transformers, etc. These items are provided by the HSC as part of our Partial Full Tour Furnishings (PFTF) program. Additional items may be purchased from departing personnel, local area stores or the NEX. Military members will receive a one-time Move In Housing Allowance (MIHA) to help off-set some of these costs. All rental properties available and registered at the HSC are available to view online at www.HOMES.mil. HOMES.mil is an official Department of Defense website, dedicated to helping Service members, DOD civilians, and their families find housing.NAVSUPPACT INSTRUCTION 11101.9 (series) requires that all lease agreements be negotiated through the Housing Service Center. Disregarding this regulation will affect your Overseas Housing Allowance (OHA) as well as other entitlements.
All rental properties must be registered and meet specific safety and security standards before a lease agreement may be signed through the HSC. Moving into economy housing is a multi-step process. If you are eligible to move into an economy housing rental, you are required to immediately begin your search upon arrival.
Showing Service
The HSC provides a showing service to enable newcomers an opportunity to view available rentals. After reviewing available listings with a Showing Counselor via HOMES.mil, theShowing Counselor will schedule appointments with landlords and bring you and/or your family to view the selected rentals. The counselor will also orient you to the many areas of Naples, and explain your options in selecting your new home.
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Once you have selected your prospective rental, the HSC's trained Referral Counselors will prepare your bi-lingual lease agreement. During the lease signing appointment, the counselor will assist you to negotiate a fair rental price, verify the presence of the Military Clause, and ensure compliance of Italian law and NSA Naples safety / security requirements. The counselor will also help you negotiate any improvements you want made, and identify the responsibilities of you and your landlord. If authorized, the referral counselor will also enter you into the system at the NEX to enable you to purchase heating fuel coupons and to order fuel delivery. Arrangement for loaner furniture and Partial Full Tour Furnishings (PFTF) will also be completed during the lease signing appointment. Translation/Mediation Services The HSC also provides assistance with all aspects of the rental you occupy, to include landlord mediation, maintenance service scheduling, utility billing discrepancies, clerical assistance, lease amendments, legal advice and termination services.
Note that all utility bills are sent every two months. The majority of utility services may be put in your name, however some must remain in the landlord's name. The landlord may include the utilities in your rent or require you reimburse them for the bills once received. The HSC will provide assistance to help you understand the billing and payment process. The Naples NEX Residential Services Office also has a program that allows you to obtain utility services via their office.
As a result of the Naples Public Healt Evaluation, your landlord is required to provide you with bottled water for drinking, cooking, etc. This requirement is clearly outlined in your lease agreement and is not negotiable.
Electricity service in Italy is 220-volt, 50-cycle. This is different from the U.S. standards of 110-volt, 60-cycle. This means that you will need a transformer or converter to convert the electricity to use your U.S. appliances. Do not bring large household appliances, such as refrigerators, stoves, freezers, washers, dryers, microwaves, etc. Appliances will be provided to you as part of PFTF. Heating your house in winter in the Naples area is a must. The stories of sunny Naples are true during the summer, however the climate in the winter is like the Northwest coast of the U.S. - wet, rainy and sometimes very cold. Although it very rarely snows in Naples, the surrounding mountains get snowfall, and the air can get very cold.
Telephone / Internet
The telephone company will charge an installation fee, a hook-up fee and a deposit (returned at departure). These charges will appear on your first bill. In most cases, internet is only available via ADSL service. To utilize the internet via ADSL, you must have an active phone line. The HSC will help you set up basic and ISDN phone services, but we are not able to assist with other special phone services and/or ADSL internet services.
Installation of phone and internet services can be a very lengthy process and it may take several weeks to get services connected. Installation during summer months are particularly slow and can also be delayed if your house needs installation of wires.
The NEX Residential Services Office also has a program that allows you to arrange for telephone and internet services via their office.
Septic Tanks
Many of the available homes are located in the suburbs and have septic tanks instead of connection to city sewers. Emptying the septic tank can be either the responsibility of the tenant or the landlord. This can be discussed at the HSC during your negotiation session.
The Armed Forces Radio and Television Service broadcasts radio and television in the Naples area, as part of the American Forces Network (AFN). Multi-system TVs are not required to receive AFN-TV. A TV purchased in the States will work but must be cable ready and switched to CATV/CABLE. If you live out on the economy, a satellite is required to pick up AFN-TV. You will be provided with one AFN receiver box as part of your PFTF. AFN service for Government quarters is coordinated through NEX Residential Services.
TLA, OHA, MIHA, COLA - All these acronyms can be confusing. These allowances are all provided to help ease your way into your Italy assignment and reduce your out-of-pocket expenses both while arriving and throughout your tour. It is important to know what they are and how they work. If you are a Navy member, PSD will explain your individual allowances during PSD Area Orientation check-in. For current OHA rates, visit the Per Diem, Travel and Transportation Allowance Committee Web site.
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In order to efficiently utilize vacant government-controlled housing, NSA Naples has the option to put into effect direct assignment to housing for all military personnel (E1 - O6) with accompanying family members.
All enlisted and officer service members accompanied by dependents are eligible for government housing. DoD Civilians with accompany dependents are eligible for assignment to government quarters, however only when there are excess quarters available. The direct assignment to government quarters does not affect DoD civilian personnel.
The Support Site offers safety and security as well as a strong community environment that we hope you will enjoy. All quarters are "apartment" style, six-plex or twelve-plex, three story buildings. Each building is designated as either officer or enlisted. Note: buildings do not have elevators. Apartments are configured as 2, 3, or 4-bedroom units with 2 bathrooms. All are equipped with central heat and air conditioning, a laundry room with American-style washer and dryer, a microwave oven, a dishwasher, a gas oven/range, a refrigerator, and both 110-V and 220-V electrical receptacles. The AFN satellite system, DSN telephone and ADSL Internet access are available in each home.
Pets in Government Housing
Registration for your dog and/or cat at the Installation Veterinary Clinic during check-in is mandatory. This includes demonstrating proof of vaccinations, microchip and weight. Pets must be microchipped within 30 days of their arrival date in Italy. Per NSA INST. 10570.2(series), members living in government housing may have a maximum of two pets (i.e., dog, cat, bird, hamster/gerbil or guinea pig). Exotic animals such as snakes, lizards, barnyard fouls, rabbits, ferrats, and spiders are prohibited from any government housing. Members may not board in government housing any pet over 70 lbs. Owners shall carry pet liability insurance for their animals.
In order to maintain the safety of housing residents and their guests the following pets are not allowed in government housing; any dog of a breed (including mixed breed) that have the potential for harm or are hazardous to others as potentially aggressive. Specific breeds are defined as Pit Bulls (American Stafford Bull Terrier or English Stafford Bull Terrier), Rottweiler, Doberman Pinschers and wolf hybrids.
Single Service Member Housing
E4 and below service members will reside in the Unaccompanied Housing (UH) immediately upon arrival. If space is not available, you will reside in the Navy Lodge until UH space is available. If you wish to move into economy housing, you must process a request chit through your local command for approval. Single or unaccompanied E-5 and above service members and single or unaccompanied officers should immediately start looking for a place to live on the local economy through the HSC. E-5 and above enlisted personnel may request to become a Resident Advisor and reside in the UH.
DoD Civilian Personnel
The Human Resources Office (HRO) will explain your process for drawing Temporary Quarters Subsistence Allowance (TQSA) as well as your structure and dollar amounts for your housing Living Quarters Allowance while you are living in Italy. You are eligible to draw TQSA for a period of up to 90 days while looking for your home. You may reach HRO through the main NSA Naples web site. Please make sure your sponsor or Command make reservations for you at the Navy Lodge or a local hotel in the Naples area. Should you or your sponsor require any advance information or have questions, please contact us.
Civilian personnel with accompanying dependents are eligible to reside in government quarters when excess quarters are available. You must report to the Housing Service Center upon arrival to schedule your mandatory Housing Area Orientation. The HSC will assist you in locating a home in the local community or assignment to government quarters.
As part of your check in process, you will be required to provide us with a copy of your orders and transportation agreement.
Economy and Government Quarters General Information
Renter's Insurance
Renter's insurance is strongly encouraged for residents residing in either government housing or economy housing. In the event you cause damage to your rental property/government housing and/or your personal property, you will need coverage to reimburse for repairs and/or replacement of items. Renters insurance is also needed for reimbursement of personal property in the event a theft occurs.
Damp weather and local home designs contribute to mold and mildew problems. To help prevent against mold and mildew, you should ventilate your home during nice weather days. You are also encouraged to open your bathroom window during and after showers/baths. Small amounts of mold caused by excess humidity can be cleaned with a bleach and water solution. Excessive mold, or mold caused by water infiltration should be reported immediately to the HSC.
Security Tips
Never leave your keys in the locks of your doors or shutters. Even though there is no outside keyhole, thieves are able to turn the key from the outside and open the lock. Always set your entire alarm system when leaving the house and your perimeter alarm when at home. Use your intercom to verify the identity of anyone at your door/gate prior to allowing them access to your home. Turn off your gas when leaving your home for any extended period of time.
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Hello out there. Is everyone's nursery all done and ready? Am I the only one who's isn't done yet? Ours is only half way painted and all of our baby stuff is in the living room. I know we still have 7 weeks to go, but I can't get my husband to feel the same sense of urgency that I have. He's going to finish painting this weekend, but I just can't understand why he's not in more of a rush. I'm probably just crazy pregnant and nesting or whatever, but seriously. I can't wait to have it done and ready to go. Please let me know I'm not the only one!
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I'm with ya. We painted it, but the nursery is actually the room I use to watch kids in my home. So I'm waiting til absolutley the last minute. We have all of the stuff for it, but yeah...I'm just not that into it.
With my last DD, we rushed to get everything perfect when I was like 32 weeks, then the kid didn't even use the room for the first 4 months since she slept in a bassinet in our room!
I stop the meds that are stopping me from going into labor in 2 weeks and I'm so not done either. I have the bassinet and a dresser, the bedding, and some decorations (still in the box). I have been annoyingly nesty though but can't do much so DH is about to run away lol
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Oh god no! I just bought paint the other day but still have to find someone to paint for me. But before we can do that, we have to move DS2 out of there (its his room right now), which we dont plan on doing until the baby is about 3-4 months. We're going to put up cedar siding in DS2s new room for a cabin like theme, which we plan on doing this winter so come spring, both babies get a new room and hopefully DS2 will have adjusted to being a big brother.
With DS2, even though I started it as soon as we found out we were expecting, we still didnt get it finished until a month or so before my DD.
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haven't really started yet, but that was sorta the plan all along. This is kid #2 and he's getting our only guest room as his room, which needs to stay a guest room while the inlaws are here.
I picked bedding that matches the current paint in there, and some of the furniture is staying. Also, his big sister will be still needing his crib for a few months after he gets here, so he'll be in a pack and play. Once inlaws leave, we just have to move the bed and bedside tables out and hang new curtains. I purposely made it easy this time around. :)
Not even CLOSE to having the nursery ready for baby Liam. It seems like everytime that I set aside time to work on it, something more pressing comes up that takes me away from it. I've got 7 weeks to go so I'd better get cracking.
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Nope, haven't even started yet The bad part about that is that I had both my other two girls at 36 weeks, and I am over 33 weeks with this one, so I could only have three weeks left! I haven't washed her clothes yet, put her cradle together, etc, etc....I do have most of the stuff for her, although not all of that either. I have really got to find the time to get to that!
I am at 32 weeks in a few short days and we have done nothing...my crib and dresser are ordered but not here...my nursery is still the guest room...and i havent even thought about painting...okay i have thought man i really dont want to paint...we also have to go and buy a futon for our ofc so when the baby comes my mom has somewhere to sleep for the week she will be here...there's just a ton of stiff to do and i have no motivation for it...my baby shower is next sunday so i hope to kick ass and take baby names this week with my dh as to put the baby stuff in there...
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Haven't even really attempted to get baby's room done! However the crib & rocking chair are put together but other than that nothing else is done. All baby clothes that i do have is just sitting in the room along w/ other baby items. I do need to find a dresser...i just don't feel motivated to get it done maybe cause i know she will be in our room in the pack 'n' play that has a bassinet feature.
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I am done! Thank God! I would be freaking out if I didn't have the nursery done and I was having to lay up here in this hospital bed knowing that lol. The only thing left to do is paint the wooden letters for their names that we are putting on the wall. And my sisers are supposed to bring them up her tomorrow so I can do that. They are taking out my circloge(sp) thing 2 weeks from Monday. And wont stop me if I go into labor from that point on. So our time is quickly running out!
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i have no idea about PL gear, im just looking for something to use in training. but theres so many to choose from i dont know which ones would be right for me...any help?
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i have no idea about PL gear, im just looking for something to use in training. but theres so many to choose from i dont know which ones would be right for me...any help?
Are your hips sore? Personally I would figure out why they are beat up and up the mobility, soft tissue, and recovery work. If you are just looking for a away to overload things chains and reverse bands would be better. Briefs will change your technique and mess up your free squat form wise.
thanks for your reply scott. no my hips are totally fine, i just herd mark bell recommending raw lifters getting into breifs, and the benefits being injury prevention and being able to overload the body... yes i have bands but no chains yet. unfortunately i train alone most of the time so i have to rely on the internet when i need help with something...
Get power pants from inzer. They are minimalist briefs and they will not alter your raw squat form. They have helped my raw squat tremendously.
great. im checking them out just now. how would you suggest i incorporate them into my training???
I'm with Scott. I wouldn't use briefs if you're a raw lifter.
If you do get power pants and are using them just for training purposes make sure you either call them for sizing and tell them your intent (just for training, easy to put on) OR go 2-4 sizes larger. If you get the competition size for you, you'll be spending 10 minutes or more getting them on.
IF you have bands and want to overload, reverse band work is an option as long as the groove of your lifts does not change.
That said, best not to complicate your training if you're making progress. As long as you're doing mobility work, stretching, training smart, and avoiding dumb things in the weightroom, injury prevention shouldn't be an issue.
Reverse band might be a better option, but if you are set to get in to a pair of briefs to play around with try to find an old pair of Frantz or Crain briefs..... they are supportive, but won't mess up your form at all.
since most are against the idea i think i will forget about the breifs for now. im still making progress so no need to change anything i guess.
thanks for all the comments
As long as your hips are healthy and you are not having hip pain from training you're probably better off staying out of them. At the point where you get older or just have problems start in the hips then I'd recommend using them to give the hips a break as needed. At my age and the condition of my hips I don't train heavy squats without breifs. For raw meets I just try my planned opener without them to make sure I'm good at that weight maybe a couple of weeks out. As your career evolves and you stay in it long enough you do what you have to do to continue competing. So, as stated; until it's broke no need to worry about fixing it. As much as you can, train like you compete is a good rule of thumb. I trained without any gear for about 20 years.


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Nic won his first art prize at age thirteen, published his first photograph at age 17 and studied photography, journalism and interior design. As a press photographer from 1977 Nic photographed hard news and sport, people, motoring, fashion, theatre, travel, human interest. As a journalist he reported hard news and court proceedings, and he was his newspaper's crime reporter and defence correspondent. After graduating from Interior Design in1986, Nic worked as a designer for an exhibition firm, and later an advertising agency. In 1991 he started his own exhibition company and designed and built exhibition stands and pavilions internationally. Nic returned to concentrate on only photography and design when he moved to Sydney, Australia in 2004. His photographs and artwork have been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions. His design work focuses on corporate graphics, web development, e-Learning and digital 3D projects.
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Is anyone NOT doing a theme in their nursery?
Yeh themes SUCK. I went on Etsy.. purchased nursery art I really liked and then worked around that. I found all my fabrics and chose where the fabrics should go for the bedding and for what pieces and a lady on Etsy made me everything.. It all goes with my wall art.. the bedding out there is hideous but there are some awesome fabrics.. it was about the same amount of money to have it custom made then the buy it
We are doing the same... although I'm sticking with a few colors: blue/green/yellow for our boy and trying to get some cool elephant art from Etsy :)
We had a kind of bird/owl theme in my son's nursery, but this time it's not really anything specific. It's blue and purple and I'm hanging some butterflies on the walls, maybe some foxes, that's about it... I wouldn't spend a lot on crib bedding, thats one thing I really regretted. They hardly, if ever, use the bumper, comforter, or crib skirt. I would just buy some soft and pretty colored sheets because you'll be going through a ton them with all the blurp, drool, pee, and poop. lol
We don't really have a theme per say, I just picked out a few cute things to put on the wall I like for a little girl (ladybug picture/few hanging butterflies from Target/wall decal of tree and little birds from hobby lobby) and that is about it. We are going pink (it is my favorite color!) but we just are keeping it girly. :) don't have pics yet though, we just bought the paint.
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I'm not doing a theme either. Not a big fan.
Married DH in '11 Reagan Nadine made her debut 3/8/13. Getting ready for Reese Marie due 6/8/15!
I think you have a lot more flexibility just picking a color like you are thinking of, instead of a theme. It will be easier to make the room "grow" with her as well. You could accent with some cute wallhangings/art or wooden letters, a lamp, a rug, curtains or valance on the window/s. I don't think a nursery looks too plain without a theme, but I'm also not really a big "theme" person anyway. Pottery Barn or the Company Store have a lot of non-theme type room decor items.
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we're not doing a theme. we painted the walls a bright pink/peach color called peach punch. it has a definite punch, too!! ( DS picked it out, i should've given him some pre- selected color swatches to choose from, but instead took him to Lowes and said "ok, which color will it be?"... oh well. lol) so we're doing solid white bedding, with maybe some pictures of real flowers on the walls. there's already a crystal chandelier in there, ( house is 110 years old, so we have some pretty lighting), so i may try to find a couple crystals in the wall color to hang on it, and a white fuzzy rug on the floor is the plan. no real theme, but pretty girly.
i kinda like white bedding because it's bleachable for the stains. lol
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"Perinatal hospice care prepares parents for the end, at life's beginning," by Danielle Paquette, The Washington Post, April 16, 2016.
"A doctor's moving letter to any parent who's ever lost a baby," by Karen Johnson MD, Today Parents, April 7, 2016.
"Ob/gyn learned her baby would die but chose to treasure the pregnancy," by Shari Puterman, The Advertiser (Lafayette, Louisiana), March 7, 2016.
"Brenner Children's Hospital's NICU Palliative 'Care Always' Program," by Meghan Corbett, Forsyth Woman (Winston-Salem, North Carolina), March 5, 2016.
"Mary Washington Hospital program helps grieving parents cope with loss," by Amy Flowers Umble, The Free-Lance Star (Fredericksburg, Virginia), February 28, 2016.
"Irish couple on the difficult choice they faced after their baby was diagnosed with a fatal foetal abnormality," by Catherine Healy, TheJournal.ie, February 27, 2016.
"'Fatal foetal abnormality' is a hurtful and damaging term," by Breda O'Brien, Irish Times, February 27, 2016.
"Shalome's Story," eHospice, February 17, 2016.
"One Buc and his wife keep faith in dire decision," by Greg Auman, Tampa Bay Times, July 31, 2015.
"Photographers give grieving parents something to hold onto," by Bruce Deachman. Ottawa Citizen, Aug. 3, 2015.
"Teddy Houlston's short life tells us so much about what it is to be human," by Richard Hain. The Guardian (London), April 25, 2015.
"Newborn baby Teddy was UK's youngest-ever organ donor," BBC News, April 23, 2015.
"Call for national perinatal palliative care services," by Catherine Reilly, The Medical Independent (Ireland), April 16, 2015.
"Grieving parents' memory boxes honor children's short lives," by Mary Divine Myers, Saint Paul Pioneer Press, March 22, 2015.
"How perinatal hospice helps parents cope: Helping parents who want to continue a pregnancy despite baby's terminal illness," by Shannon Firth, MedPage Today, Feb. 25, 2015.
"How do you spend the final days with a loved one?" by Jodi Rose, The Australian, Feb. 14, 2015.
"The photo of a lifetime," by Sarah LeTrent, CNN, Oct. 16, 2014.
"Viral 'bucket list' baby dies shortly after birth," 6abc.com, Philadelphia, Oct. 9, 2014.
"Just getting to hold him and getting to say goodbye," Lunchtime with Jonathan Healy, NewsTalk.com (Ireland), Oct. 6, 2014.
"Families coping with death of baby before birth get support from 7Everyday Hero and String of Pearls," TheDenverChannel.com, June 12, 2014.
"Making picture-perfect memories," ABC 57 TV, South Bend, Indiana, May 12, 2014.
"Parents document son's short life," WHAM-TV, Rochester, New York, May 8, 2014.
"When your baby's life is expected to be brief: A look at perinatal hospice and palliative care," by Tony Rossi, Christopher Closeup, Patheos.com, April 15, 2014.
"A closer look at perinatal palliative care," by Dr. Julia Ambler of Umduduzi Hospice Care for Children in South Africa, eHospice, March 11, 2014
"Baby Zion's mother: Even in loss, we are 'anchored in hope,'" by Robbyn Blick, Today.com, Feb. 12, 2014.
"Holiday wish fulfilled for mom and infant through Hospice of the Valley," by Beverly Medlyn, Glendale (Arizona) Star, Dec. 23, 2013.
"Support for pregnancy and birth after a fatal diagnosis," Lamaze International, Giving Birth with Confidence blog, December 9, 2013.
"When birth means saying goodbye," by Julia O'Malley, Anchorage Daily News,November 2, 2013.
"Margaret was a joy for her two short days," Irish Independent, Hilary Ní Lorcháin, March 30, 2013.
"Understanding pediatric palliative care," Reno Gazette-Journal, Oct. 21, 2013.
"Cradle of compassion," by Donna Olmstead, Albuquerque (New Mexico) Journal, Oct. 14, 2013.
"Sophee 'changed a lot of people' during her short life ," by Donna Olmstead, Albuquerque (New Mexico) Journal, Oct. 14, 2013.
"The hardest wait: Heartbreaking decisions for parents," by Helen Harvey, Taranaki (New Zealand) Daily News, Oct. 12, 2013.
"Waverly family's story inspires people across the globe," by Erin Andersen, Lincoln (Neb.) Journal-Star, Sept. 19, 2013.
"Neonatal palliative care: Focus on life," WebMD.com, July 1, 2013.
"Facing the death of a baby," by Andrea Walker, The Baltimore Sun, July 27, 2013.
"Perinatal palliative care in Australia and New Zealand: Provision, problems and solutions," by Dominic Wilkinson MD, eHospice, July 18, 2013.
"We need palliative care for babies facing certain death," by Dominic Wilkinson MD, The Conversation (Australia), July 15, 2013.
"Letting nature take its course," by Julia Medew, Sydney Morning Herald (Australia), July 13, 2013.
"Perinatal hospice offers an alternative for parents of fetuses with terminal conditions," by Erica Cohen, Philadelphia Inquirer health blog, April 11, 2013.
"Perinatal and neonatal palliative care in the spotlight," by Sue Boucher. eHospice, March 14, 2013.
About.com, "Book shares stories of perinatal hospice," by Terri Mauro, Feb. 8, 2012.
About.com, "The Tiniest of Patients: Perinatal hospice," by Angela Morrow, April 17, 2008.
Bend (Oregon) Bulletin, Hawryluk M. "A gradual goodbye: Faced with a decision no one would want to make, a Redmond family finds support after ill-fated pregnancy" and "Perinatal hospice helps parents in difficult time," Sept. 13, 2007.
Buffalo (N.Y.) News, Davis HL. "Handling darkness at the dawn of life: Hospice for infants." Oct. 23, 2007.
Buffalo (N.Y.) News, Burtis A. "Grief helps us to see what's truly important." Oct. 2, 2008.
Charlotte (N.C.) Observer, Garloch K. "99 minutes: A life, a legacy." Nov. 14-17, 2010. Series included multiple stories, including "Acknowledging these parents' special grief." Nov. 15, 2010.
Cleveland Magazine, Aungst H. "Georgianna's Choice." June 2008.
Cleveland Plain-Dealer, Townsend A. "Perinatal hospices prepare families for inevitable loss" and "Pair's book on perinatal hospice due in 2010." Aug. 10, 2008.
Dallas Morning News, Hancock L. "Choosing Thomas: A family's decision to let their son live, if only for a brief time." Aug. 30 and Sept. 6, 2009. Video
Denver Post, Augé K. "Hospices help shared grief: Through hospice programs, parents get help in coping with an infant's death." April 9, 2007.
Des Moines Register, Gifford J. "Support program keys on birth losses." Oct. 10, 2007.
Des Moines Register, Villanueva-Whitman E. "Honored to help families." April 5, 2011.
Deseret (Utah) Morning News, Jarvik E. "When a birth is also a death: Angel Watch helps parents celebrate life — however brief." March 1, 2008.
Fredericksburg (Va.) Free Lance-Star, Dyson C. "The brief life of Baby Paul." Sept. 27, 2009.
Gainesville (Ga.) Times, Gilbert D. "When birth ends in loss: Medical Center's new hospice program helps parents cope with grief." May 20, 2007.
Grand Rapids Press, Albanese E. "Family shares how hospice program prepared them for short time with daughter with fatal disorder." October 26, 2009.
Greenville (S.C.) News, Osby L. "'You know he was here': Couples whose babies are destined to die get loving support through network." July 1, 2008.
Kalamazoo (Michigan) Gazette, Mah LS. "When parents know they'll lose a baby: Kalamazoo-area programs help them make the most of their short time together." August 13, 2009.
Kansas City Star, Kavanaugh LH. "Love to last a lifetime," "Thanks to Alexandra's House, no family need grieve alone," "There's no shortcut through grief," "Zeke's gift: 'Hi, this is Mommy,'" and More resources package on perinatal hospice. April 15-16, 2007.
Los Angeles Times, Simon S. "Grief, gratitude and Baby Lee." Jan. 28, 2006, p. A1.
MSNBC.com, "When a baby is destined to die: Perinatal hospices support families with a terminal prenatal diagnosis," by Linda Dahlstrom, March 24, 2008.
New York Times, Banerjee N. "A place to turn when a newborn is fated to die," March 13, 2007, p. A1.
Newsday, Talan J. "Preparing a welcome and saying farewell," Jan. 6, 2004, p. A36.
Orange County (Calif.) Register, Ritchie EI. "They don't regret a single second." Oct. 9, 2008.
Orléans EMC newspaper, Ottawa, Ontario. "Mother recalls short time with son: Seven 'perfect' says she will cherish forever," by Tony Muma, Nov. 17, 2011.
Ottawa (Canada) Citizen, Deachman B. "Photographers give grieving parents something to hold onto." Aug. 3, 2015.
Polish Radio, Warsaw, Najfeld J. "Dignity in suffering." May 1, 2007.
Public Radio Exchange, Eddy M, producer. Four-part radio series on perinatal hospice. Sept. 25, 2005.
Radio Health Journal story about perinatal hospice, MediaTracks Communications, Pence R. September 2008; rebroadcast January 2011.
Raising Arizona Kids, Bashaw MA. "Finding purpose in grief: When birth and death merge." March 2011.
Sacramento Bee, Creamer A. "Baby Faith never left the hospital. But Tamara Scott's photographs give grieving parents a life to remember." Sept. 1, 2006, p. J1.
St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times, Rubenstein M. "Hospice doula becomes 'angel' amid loss." Sept. 11, 2009.
Seattle Times, Ostrom CM. "Seeking less-bitter ways to end conflicts on kids' medical care." July 13, 2007, p. A1.
Sioux Falls (S.D.) Argus-Leader, Weinstein D. "Solace for sick kids." April 27, 2008.
Tampa Bay Times, Auman G. "One Buc and his wife keep faith in dire decision." July 31, 2015.
Today Show, NBC-TV, Sanders K. "Photographer helps parents heal." March 5, 2008
Toledo Blade, McKinnon JM. "Fatal diagnoses in the unborn bring new needs: Perinatal hospice becomes more common." Oct. 26, 2007.
Washington Times, Duin J. "Choosing not to abort babies with disabilities." May 10, 2009.
Wichita Eagle, Schideler K. "Aiden: A Life to Remember." Nov. 29, 2009.
Canadian Medical Association Journal, Collier R. Providing hospice in the womb . Feb. 17, 2011.
Catholic Health World, "Perinatal hospice fills care gaps for families facing prenatal, newborn death." Catholic Health Association of the United States, Vol. 26, No. 5, March 15, 2010.
eHospice, Exploring referrals for perinatal palliative care. Sept. 16, 2013.
Nurseweek Nursing Spectrum, Nurse.com, Clegg T. "Howard County Nurse Expands Perinatal Hospice Program." Nov. 2, 2009.
See also the bibliography of medical journal articles on the Resources for caregivers page.
Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep webcast: "Write Your Baby's Story," featuring NILMDTS co-founder Cheryl Haggard, NILMDTS CEO Gina Harris, and author Amy Kuebelbeck, December 2015.
"Perinatal Hospice: Hospice in the womb," by Amy Kuebelbeck, Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep 10th anniversary commemorative magazine, Fall 2015.
"A Gift of Time: Perinatal hospice is an unexpected source of joy and peace," by Deborah L. Davis, Ph.D., Psychology Today blog, Dec. 15, 2011.
"The baby in mamá's belly is going to die," by Cheli Blasco, Still Standing magazine, March 27, 2014.
"Leading the way in perinatal palliative care for babies and their families," Catholic Communications, Sydney Archdiocese (Australia), Aug. 1, 2013.
"Hospice in the womb," by Carolyn Moynihan, MercatorNet, Auckland, New Zealand, Dec. 9, 2011.
"Network being formed to help parents whose unborn babies are ill," Catholic New York, Feb. 8, 2012.
"Saving Edwards," a 2010 documentary film produced in the Czech Republic by Dagmar Smržová. Tells the story of a couple expecting a baby with Edwards Syndrome (Trisomy 18) who choose to continue their pregnancy despite pressure from their doctors.
"Five Hours with Raja," a 2010 documentary film produced in New Zealand by director Anna McKessar. Tells the story of Claudia and Amit, a couple expecting a baby with anencephaly, who choose to embrace Raja's life. Broadcast on Al-Jazeera.
"Perinatal hospice: New theories about what choice means," by Allison M. Wheelan, Harvard Law School Bill of Health blog, April 6, 2013.
"Perinatal hospice: From womb to grave with love," by Chuck Colson, Crosswalk, Sept. 1, 2009.
"When Your Baby Won't Survive," series by Focus on the Family.


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Italian Banks and ATM's
Last trip to Europe, my bank, Bank of America, had a "partner" bank in France. I was careful to use it to avoid excess fees for getting cash at the ATM. Now I am headed to Italy and BOA has no "partner" bank there. Does anyone know which Italian bank's ATM's are best to use? I will be in Cinque Terre, Tuscany hill towns, Venice and Lake Como (Varenna). Also, does any US bank offer the chip and pin credit card yet? Thanks.!!


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Philip Kingery wanted to reconnect with a daughter he'd had before marriage. His wife Rose wasn't so sure it was a good idea.
Philip Kingery tried to use a coffee habit to excuse murder.
Kingery told one of his other kids that he was tired of their mom "telling him who he could associate with." So the 48-year-old shot and killed Rose then stuffed her body in a barrel inside a shed near their home in Hardy, Virginia.
Kingery then fled. He drove cross country, sending text messages to friends and family from both his and Rose's phone to make it look like the two were on vacation.But a week after the murder Kingery ran out of gas and money while in Missouri. He turned himself in to police and handed them the key that opened up the shed.
At his trial, Kingery's lawyer tried to argue that his client had "severe health issues." But the only evidence he could offer was an addiction to Starbucks and a prescription drug Kingery had been taking to fight a sinus infection.
In other words, according to Kingery's lawyer, we're all one iced latte and a head cold away from offing our spouse.
Fortunately for fans of justice, the judge didn't buy the excuse. Kingery pleaded guilty to a charge of second-degree murder and now faces 25 years in jail.


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Holy shit, people. Good luck figuring out your plans for the evening.
Firstly, there's the John in the Morning at Night show at Neumos, which will feature Pela, U.S.E., Iran and Throw Me The Statue. It's $18 advance, and doors are at 8 p.m.
Chain and the Gang, Hive Dwellers, Wallpaper at the Vera Project, 7:30 p.m., $11, all ages
Chain and the Gang is the latest incarnation of musical brilliance from D.C. rabble-rouser Ian Svenonius -- part Prince, part Iggy, part Chomsky, part Andy Kaufman -- who's previously bestowed upon the world such deliciously caustic, sonically arresting bands as Nation of Ulysses, the Make-Up, and Scene Creamers/Weird War. Svenonius has been called "a Marxist version of Stephen Colbert" for the anti-authoritarian, anti-bourgeoisie, conspiracy theorist-style rhetoric and ideology he barks in songs and interviews -- and commits to print in such fascinating tomes as his recent essay collection, The Psychic Soviet -- that blurs the line between righteous indignation and pure satire/parody (like Kaufman, it's virtually impossible to tell when he's dead serious or pulling your leg). Whether or not his provocative socio-political stance makes you think "Yeh, yeh! Down with the Man!" or makes you want to punch Svenonius square in the face, there's simply no denying the power and entertainment of C&tG's blend of jailhouse blues, trash-punk, funk, and soul. MICHAEL ALAN GOLDBERG
DJ Dan at Heaven Nightclub, 9 p.m., $15
Contrary to our culture's high priests of taste and morality, the L.A. rave scene of the early '90s did more than produce kids swaddled in glowing necklaces gassed on designer drugs. Indeed, the reason why we still talk about that counter-cultural moment is the same reason why we still talk about, say, the punk scene of '70s New York: because of the music. One of those artists to emerge from Hollywood's all- night warehouse parties with all his major appendages was DJ Dan. Since then, he's gone on to remix for like A Tribe Called Quest, maintain a demanding roster of international gigs, and produce club anthems like "Loose Caboose." But to prove he still remembers his roots, DJ Dan has started The Future Retro Mixtape Series. The project is designed to digitize and distribute, via his various social-networking site pages, dance music classics dating back to his nights working the rave circuit infused with Dan's trademarked funky electro and breakbeat sound. It's a scholarly endeavor we should all cheer. Tonight, you'll have your chance. KEVIN CAPP
Friday Mile, Telegraph, Pickwick at High Dive, 9 p.m., $10
Friday Mile's "Lives of Strangers" is the sort of song that grows on you. The melodic track starts out a little sparse and slow, with only lead singer's Jace Krause's strummed guitar and vocals. About 30 seconds in, vocalist unexpectedly Hannah Williams joins in, harmonizing with Krause on a few choice words and lines. It's not until 30 seconds later that song begins to flesh out with drums, guitars, pianos, vocal harmonies, and an occasional trumpet. And much like "Lives of Strangers," it takes a few listens before Friday Mile makes musical sense. Maybe that's because the music is startling simple: There are no gimmicks with this band. Krause and William defy standard notions of what a male-female indie-rock pairing should sound like, eschewing the dance-y pop of Mates of State or the girl-in-the-background set-up of White Stripes for shared vocal duties. Their voices are best showcased on songs like "Curtain Call," where Williams is clear and on-pitch and the harmonies are center-stage. It's hard to stop listening to music that sounds so effortless. PAIGE RICHMOND
Cotton Jones, Lightning Dust at Triple Door, 10 p.m., $12
Cotton Jones, Lightning Dust at Triple Door, 10 p.m., $12
Seattle dwellers new to Michael Nau might find Maryland band Cotton Jones (pictured) to sound a little like the Dutchess and the Duke's East Coast-dwelling country cousin. Both bands rely on male-female duets -- in Cotton Jones, the voices belong to former Page France frontman Michael Nau and Whitney McGraw -- and like the Dutchess and the Duke, Cotton Jones masters that gritty '60s pop aesthetic. Paranoid Cocoon, Cotton Jones' Suicide Squeeze debut, is a summery piece of roots pleasantry that showcases Michael Nau's songwriting as well as his popular former folk band, Page France, once did -- if not better. Last year, Nau laid Page France to rest to focus on Cotton Jones full time, and what was once a side project effectively replaced Page France on Suicide Squeeze. But Page France fans shouldn't despair, because Cotton Jones doesn't deviate too far from the folk songwriting Nau's known for. And since this folk revival we're experiencing doesn't appear to be slowing down, there's plenty of time for Cotton Jones' music to worm its way into the hearts of all those West Coast hippies' children. SARA BRICKNER
Thee Emergency, Sugar Sugar Sugar, Strong Killings at the Funhouse, 9:30 p.m., $7
Thee Emergency, Sugar Sugar Sugar, Strong Killings at the Funhouse, 9:30 p.m., $7
The non-musical highlight of last year's Capitol Hill Block Party has to be an incident I witnessed in the lovely posh-ness of the artist/VIP tent. One of the members of a band playing tonight sat amongst a who's who of the Seattle music community, oblivious to his surroundings or any camera phones that might be present, picking his nose with the gleeful, carefree abandon of a toddler. Not a discreet flick of an unsightly little itch, mind you, but a genuine pickathon, knuckle deep, that went on for a good thirty minutes. It was like a car accident or an episode of Rock of Love: insanely disgusting, even horrific...and yet, it was impossible to look away. Whether it was an act of coked out stupidity or the most punk rock, fuck-all-ya'll action ever taken, I've yet to determine, but it's etched on my memory for eternity. Anyway, boogers be damned, this show is a rocker! Go early for the up and coming brilliance of Bellingham garage/noise combo Sugar, Sugar, Sugar, who get my personal "pick" tonight. MA'CHELL DUMA LAVASSAR


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A circular swimming pool has a diameter of 24 ft, the sides are 5 ft high, and the depth of the water is 4 ft. How much work is required to pump all of the water out over the side. Density of water= 62.5 lb/.
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May 2, 2016
The Pentagon says 12,000 more troops are heading to Afghanistan.
That includes 8,000 Marines from Camp Lejeune's 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade. The Pentagon says those Marines will deploy in late spring.
The Obama administration announced that one additional Army brigade and the Marines will head to help with the flagging war.
It is the first installment on a larger influx of U.S. forces that have been widely expected this year. It would get a few thousand troops in place in time for the increase in fighting that usually comes with warmer weather and ahead of national elections this summer.
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First, read the Mozilla/Firefox recommendations on the download/install for their new versions, v1.0.3 could be installed over the top of v1.0.2 but it is recommended to do a clean install of v1.0.4.
My method for any download is to save to a folder named "Downloads" and within it I have sub folders with the individual named programs. I download the new Firefox version to a newly created sub folder then remove the previous version with Add/Remove then execute the new version. This way I always know where the execute is and I have a backup in case anything goes wrong. I can then delete the old version folder or keep it for reverting back to the previous version. This method of saving download executes works well for anything.
The new versions fixes some recently found vulnerabilities.:
My preferred method for installation is to uninstall the previous version from the Control Panel/Add-Remove Programs, then install the new version by double clicking on the downloaded installer file.
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Editor's Note: This story will appear in this month's SC Playbook Magazine.
It has been the decade of USC dominance … the decade of Bowl Championship Series disappointment (for Oregon and Cal) … the decade of bad coaching (Arizona, Stanford and Washington) … the decade of even worse officiating … the decade of marginal respect on the national scene.
And when decades end, all-decade teams (and players and coaches) begin. So with no further introduction – and while reserving the right to make changes based on '09 developments -- we present our all-decade awards:
(Note: Players selected based on the strength of their career, not single-season excellence.)
Pete Carroll is the beyond- obvious choice, with seven consecutive league titles, seven consecutive BCS appearances and two national championships. His hiring, on Dec. 15, 2000, stands as one of the most significant events in conference history.
The not-so-obvious choice: Who's the second-best coach of the decade?
I strongly considered Cal's Jeff Tedford, who rebuilt the Bears into a top-25 regular, and Oregon State's Mike Riley, whose consistent success in Corvallis is remarkable. But neither man has won an outright league championship (Tedford and Cal shared it with USC in '06), and that makes it difficult to slot them ahead of...
Oregon's Mike Bellotti, who came within a controversial final ranking of playing for the national title in 2001, and a quarterback injury (Dennis Dixon) of possibly playing for the title in '07. The former Duck boss also won at least 10 games four times and Oregon finished in the top three five different times.
Of the ten 10-best teams the league has produced since 2000, six wear Trojan colors.
Those that don't are Washington '00 (Rick Neuheisel, Marques Tuiasosopo, Pac-10 title), Oregon State '00 (Chad Johnson and Co., stomped Notre Dame in the Fiesta), Oregon '01 (Joey Harrington, BCS controversy) and Cal '04 (Aaron Rodgers, thriller vs. USC at the Coliseum).
But the three best were all coached by Carroll:
- USC '05: Greatest offensive team in league history (580 yards and 49 points per game). Final year for Bush and Leinart. Lost to Texas in Rose Bowl for the ages.
- USC '02: Sizzled down the stretch behind Carson Palmer. Smoked Iowa in the Orange Bowl. Finished No. 4.
- USC '04: One of the best Pac-10 teams of the past quarter- century, along with the '91 Washington Huskies. Outscored opponents by 25 points per game. Thumped Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl. National champs.
We couldn't end our look at the best of the decade without acknowledging the worst. Not the worst players or coaches -- because that would be mean – but the worst teams.
There were plenty to consider, but in the end, three stood out as the worst of the worst:
- Cal '01: Outscored by almost 200 points, fraught with staff bickering and managed to beat one team: Rutgers, back before the Knights were any good.
- Washington State '08: For my money, the worst Pac-10 team of the decade -- five losses by 40 is unimaginably bad. But I can't rank the Cougars first on the loser list because they beat Jake Locker-less Washington in overtime in the rotten Apple Cup.
- Washington '08: As the only winless Pac-10 team in decades (since Oregon State in 1980), the Huskies have to be No. 1. And yet I don't view them as the worst team in terms of talent — a brutal schedule and Locker's injury undermined what could have been a three- or four-win season.
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Hi, everyone. I seldom post about my own issues/concerns but I'm struggling with something and could really use some feedback.
My DF and I are expecting our first child in August. DF has two sons with his former wife and they both live with us full-time.
If the baby is a boy -- we're waiting to find out the sex -- I am considering naming this child after DF.
My dilemma is this: I worry that naming this child after DF could eventually cause some animosity between this child and the older two boys.
P.S. Neither of the older two have names that are similar in any way to their father's.
P.S.S. DF has said he'd like a son named after him. He chose not to name either of the older two after him for reasons that would be inappropriate to discuss in a public forum.
Thoughts, ladies? Would naming baby after DF cause issues between this child and the older kids? Anyone have any personal experience with something similar?


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Inked sketch from the Albuquerque Comic Expo.
Hey, I was at that comic expo. I remember that sketch.
loving the black and white, with the red spot color... totally kicks it up the right amount of notches.
Hey thanks, man! Means a lot coming from someone of your amazing skill.
She was great hero...
Tho, I think I unintentionally borrowed your pose when I drew Janet.
Tho, I think I unintentionally borrowed your pose when I drew Janet.
That's the beauty of poses like this, they work and everyone has used 'em. No worries, when Janet strikes a pose like this we all win!
Preach on! I heart Janet, she's so wonderfuls, I can't wait till they bring her back in 616.
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I bought a netherland dwarf bunny from petland about 3 weeks after Easter, and now a month later he just passed away. Not sure what he died from because he died before I could get him to the animal hospital but he was flailing around his cage and had bubbles coming from his nose and died immediately, he had also vomited or diarrhead the night prior to dying. Add comment


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