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Number: 0329
Aetna considers planned deliveries at home and associated services not medically appropriate.
Note: However, coverage of home births will be considered when mandated by law under plans subject to state mandates.
See also CPB 0127 - Home Uterine Activity Monitoring.Background
According to the policy statement on home delivery of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), labor and delivery, while a physiological process, clearly presents hazards to both the mother and fetus before and after birth. These hazards require standards of safety which are provided in the hospital setting and cannot be matched in the home situation.
Guidelines for Perinatal Care published by the American Academy of Pediatrics and ACOG state that the hospital, including a birthing center within the hospital complex, or a freestanding birthing center, provides the safest setting for labor, delivery, and the postpartum period. The use of other settings is not encouraged. Further, any facility providing obstetrical care should have the services listed as essential components for a level I hospital. This includes the availability of blood and fresh-frozen plasma for transfusion; anesthesia, radiology, ultrasound, electronic fetal heart rate monitoring and laboratory services available on a 24-hour basis; resuscitation and stabilization of all inborn neonates; nursery; and other services that are not available in the home setting.
Malloy (2010) stated that home births attended by certified nurse midwives (CNMs) make up an extremely small proportion of births in the United States (less than 1.0 %) and are not supported by ACOG. The author examined the safety of CNM attended home deliveries compared with certified nurse midwife in-hospital deliveries in the United States as measured by the risk of adverse infant outcomes among women with term, singleton, vaginal deliveries. United States linked birth and infant death files for the years 2000 to 2004 were used for the analysis. Adverse neonatal outcomes including death were determined by place of birth and attendant type for in-hospital CNM, in-hospital "other" midwife, home certified nurse midwife, home "other" midwife, and free-standing birth center CNM deliveries. For the 5-year period, there were 1,237,129 in-hospital CNM attended births; 17,389 in-hospital "other" midwife attended births; 13,529 home CNM attended births; 42,375 home "other" midwife attended births; and 25,319 birthing center CNM attended births. The neonatal mortality rate per 1,000 live births for each of these categories was, respectively, 0.5 (deaths = 614), 0.4 (deaths = 7), 1.0 (deaths = 14), 1.8 (deaths = 75), and 0.6 (deaths = 16). The adjusted odds ratio (OR) (95 % confidence interval [CI]) for neonatal mortality for home CNM attended deliveries versus in-hospital CNM attended deliveries was 2.02 (1.18 to 3.45). The author concluded that deliveries at home attended by CNMs and "other midwives" were associated with higher risks for mortality than deliveries in-hospital by CNMs.
Kennare et al (2010) examined differences in outcomes between planned home births, occurring at home or in hospital, and planned hospital births. The experimental design was a opulation-based study using South Australian perinatal data on all births and perinatal deaths during the period 1991 to 2006. Analysis included logistic regression adjusted for predictor variables and standardized perinatal mortality ratios. Main outcome measures included perinatal death, intra-partum death, death attributed to intra-partum asphyxia, Apgar score less than 7 at 5 mins, use of specialized neonatal care, operative delivery, perineal injury and post-partum hemorrhage. Planned home births accounted for 0.38 % of 300,011 births in South Australia. They had a perinatal mortality rate similar to that for planned hospital births (7.9 versus 8.2 per 1,000 births), but a 7-fold higher risk of intra-partum death (95 % CI: 1.53 to 35.87) and a 27-fold higher risk of death from intra-partum asphyxia (95 % CI: 8.02 to 88.83). Review of perinatal deaths in the planned home births group identified inappropriate inclusion of women with risk factors for home birth and inadequate fetal surveillance during labor. Low Apgar scores were more frequent among planned home births, and use of specialized neonatal care as well as rates of post-partum hemorrhage and severe perineal tears were lower among planned home births, but these differences were not statistically significant. Planned home births had lower cesarean section and instrumental delivery rates, and a 7 times lower episiotomy rate than planned hospital births. The authors concluded that perinatal safety of home births may be improved substantially by better adherence to risk assessment, timely transfer to hospital when needed, and closer fetal surveillance.
In a meta-analysis, Wax and colleagues (2010) reviewed the medical literature on the maternal and newborn safety of planned home versus planned hospital birth. These investigators included English-language peer-reviewed publications from developed Western nations reporting maternal and newborn outcomes by planned delivery location. Outcomes' summary OR with 95 % CI were calculated. Planned home births were associated with fewer maternal interventions including epidural analgesia, electronic fetal heart rate monitoring, episiotomy, and operative delivery. These women were less likely to experience lacerations, hemorrhage, and infections. Neonatal outcomes of planned home births revealed less frequent prematurity, low birth weight, and assisted newborn ventilation. Although planned home and hospital births exhibited similar perinatal mortality rates, planned home births were associated with significantly elevated neonatal mortality rates. The authors concluded that less medical intervention during planned home birth is associated with a tripling of the neonatal mortality rate. Limitations of this study included those inherent in the included studies, self-selection of women for home birth, and insufficient data for some outcomes.
The ACOG Committee on Obstetric Practice's opinion on planned home birth (2011) noted that although the Committee believes that hospitals and birthing centers are the safest setting for birth, it respects the right of a woman to make a medically informed decision about delivery. Women inquiring about planned home birth should be informed of its risks and benefits based on recent evidence. Specifically, they should be informed that although the absolute risk may be low, planned home birth is associated with a 2-fold to 3-fold increased risk of neonatal death when compared with planned hospital birth. More importantly, women should be informed that the appropriate selection of candidates for home birth; the availability of a CNM, certified midwife, or physician practicing within an integrated and regulated health system; ready access to consultation; and assurance of safe and timely transport to nearby hospitals are critical to reducing perinatal mortality rates and achieving favorable home birth outcomes.
Although ACOG does not support planned home births given the published medical data, it emphasizes that women who decide to deliver at home should be offered standard components of prenatal care, including group B Strep screening and treatment, genetic screening, as well as HIV screening. It is also important for women thinking about a planned home birth to consider if they are healthy and considered low-risk and to work with a CNM, certified midwife, or physician who practices in an integrated and regulated health system; have ready access to consultation; and have a plan for safe and quick transportation to a nearby hospital in the event of an emergency. Furthermore, the recommendations state that a prior cesarean delivery is an absolute contraindication to planning a home birth due to the risks, including uterine rupture. Women who want to try for a vaginal birth after cesarean are advised to do so only in a hospital where emergency care is immediately available. Attempting a home birth also is not advised for women who are post-term (greater than 42 weeks gestation), carrying twins, or have a breech presentation because all carry a greater risk of perinatal death.
The American Academy of Pediatrics (2013) states that hospitals and birthing centers are the safest places for U.S. women to deliver, and expectant mothers should be informed of the increase in neonatal mortality and complications that come with home births. However, the AAP says, clinicians must respect the right of women to make a medically informed decision about delivery. The AAP's statement concurs with the 2011 statement from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. The AAP notes that planned home birth in the United States appears to be associated with a two- to threefold increase in neonatal mortality. The AAP states that evidence also suggests that infants born at home in the United States have an increased incidence of low Apgar scores and neonatal seizures. Some women who plan to deliver at home will need transfer to a hospital before delivery because of unanticipated complications. This percentage varies widely among reports, from approximately 10% to 40%.
Olsen and Clausen (2012) stated that observational studies of increasingly better quality and in different settings suggested that planned home birth in many places can be as safe as planned hospital birth and with less intervention and fewer complications. These investigators updated a Cochrane review first published in 1998. They evaluated the effects of planned hospital birth compared with planned home birth in selected low-risk women, assisted by an experienced midwife with collaborative medical back up in case transfer should be necessary. They searched the Cochrane Pregnancy and Childbirth Group's Trials Register (March 30, 2012) and contacted editors and authors involved with possible trials. Randomized controlled trials comparing planned hospital birth with planned home birth in low-risk women as described in the objectives were selected for analysis. The 2 review authors assessed trial quality and extracted data, and contacted study authors for additional information. Two trials met the inclusion criteria but only 1 trial involving 11 women provided some outcome data and was included. The evidence from this trial was of moderate quality and too small to allow conclusions to be drawn. The authors concluded that there is no strong evidence from randomized trials to favor either planned hospital birth or planned home birth for low-risk pregnant women. However, the trials showed that women living in areas where they are not well-informed about home birth may welcome ethically well-designed trials that would ensure an informed choice. As the quality of evidence in favor of home birth from observational studies seems to be steadily increasing, it might be as important to prepare a regularly updated systematic review including observational studies as described in the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions as to attempt to set up new randomized controlled trials.
Chervenak et al (2013) addressed the recrudescence of and new support for midwife-supervised planned home birth in the United States and the other developed countries in the context of professional responsibility. Advocates of planned home birth have emphasized patient safety, patient satisfaction, cost effectiveness, and respect for women's rights. These investigators provided a critical evaluation of each of these claims and identify professionally appropriate responses of obstetricians and other concerned physicians to planned home birth. They started with patient safety and showed that planned home birth has unnecessary, preventable, irremediable increased risk of harm for pregnant, fetal, and neonatal patients. They documented that the persistently high rates of emergency transport undermines patient safety and satisfaction, the raison d'etre of planned home birth, and that a comprehensive analysis undermines claims about the cost-effectiveness of planned home birth. These researchers then argued that obstetricians and other concerned physicians should understand, identify, and correct the root causes of the recrudescence of planned home birth; respond to expressions of interest in planned home birth by women with evidence-based recommendations against it; refuse to participate in planned home birth; but still provide excellent and compassionate emergency obstetric care to women transported from planned home birth. They explained why obstetricians should not participate in or refer to randomized clinical trials of planned home versus planned hospital birth. The authors called on obstetricians, other concerned physicians, midwives and other obstetric providers, and their professional associations not to support planned home birth when there are safe and compassionate hospital-based alternatives and to advocate for a safe home-birth-like experience in the hospital.
Tura et al (2013) stated that although promising progress has been made towards achieving the Millennium Development Goal four through substantial reduction in under-five mortality, the decline in neonatal mortality remains stagnant, mainly in the middle and low-income countries. As an option, health facility delivery is assumed to reduce this problem significantly. However, the existing evidences show contradicting conclusions about this fact, particularly in areas where enabling environments are constraint. Thus, this review was conducted with the aim of determining the pooled effect of health facility delivery on neonatal mortality. The reviewed studies were accessed through electronic web-based search strategy from PUBMED, Cochrane Library and Advanced Google Scholar by using combination key terms. The analysis was done by using STATA-11. I(2) test statistic was used to assess heterogeneity. Funnel plot, Begg's test and Egger's test were used to check for publication bias. Pooled effect size was determined in the form of relative risk in the random-effects model using DerSimonian and Laird's estimator. A total of 2,216 studies conducted on the review topic were identified. During screening, 37 studies found to be relevant for data abstraction. From these, only 19 studies fulfilled the preset criteria and included in the analysis. In 10 of the 19 studies included in the analysis, facility delivery had significant association with neonatal mortality; while in 9 studies the association was not significant. Based on the random effects model, the final pooled effect size in the form of relative risk was 0.71 (95 % CI: 0.54 to 0.87) for health facility delivery as compared to home delivery. The authors concluded that health facility delivery is found to reduce the risk of neonatal mortality by 29 % in low and middle income countries. Moreover, they stated that expansion of health facilities, fulfilling the enabling environments and promoting their utilization during childbirth are essential in areas where home delivery is a common practice.
In a retrospective analysis, Catling-Paull et al (2013) reported maternal and neonatal outcomes for Australian women planning a publicly funded home birth from 2005 to 2010. Data for 2005 to 2010 (or from the commencement of a program to 2010) were requested from the 12 publicly funded home birth programs in place at the time. Main outcome measures were maternal outcomes (mortality; place and mode of birth; perineal trauma; type of management of the third stage of labor; post-partum hemorrhage; transfer to hospital); and neonatal outcomes (early mortality; Apgar score at 5 minutes; birth weight; breast-feeding initially and at 6 weeks; significant morbidity; transfer to hospital; admission to a special care nursery). Nine publicly funded home birth programs in Australia provided data accounting for 97 % of births in these programs during the period studied. Of the 1,807 women who intended to give birth at home at the onset of labor, 1,521 (84 %) did so; 315 (17 %) were transferred to hospital during labor or within 1 week of giving birth. The rate of stillbirth and early neonatal death was 3.3 per 1,000 births; when deaths because of expected fetal anomalies were excluded it was 1.7 per 1,000 births. The rate of normal vaginal birth was 90 %. The authors concluded that the findings of this study provided the first national evaluation of a significant proportion of women choosing publicly funded home birth in Australia; however, the sample size did not have sufficient power to draw a conclusion about safety. They stated that more research is needed to ascertain the safety of alternative places of birth within Australia.
Cheng et al (2013) noted that more women are planning home birth in the United States, although safety remains unclear. These investigators examined outcomes that were associated with planned home compared with hospital births. They conducted a retrospective cohort study of term singleton live births in 2008 in the United States. Deliveries were categorized by location: hospitals or intended home births. Neonatal outcomes were compared with the use of the χ(2) test and multi-variable logistic regression. There were 2,081,753 births that met the study criteria. Of these, 12,039 births (0.58 %) were planned home births. More planned home births had 5-minute Apgar score less than 4 (0.37 %) compared with hospital births (0.24 %; adjusted OR, 1.87; 95 % CI: 1.36 to 2.58) and neonatal seizure (0.06 % versus 0.02 %, respectively; adjusted OR, 3.08; 95 % CI: 1.44 to 6.58). Women with planned home birth had fewer interventions, including operative vaginal delivery and labor induction/augmentation. The authors concluded that planned home births were associated with increased neonatal complications but fewer obstetric interventions. They stated that the trade-off between maternal preferences and neonatal outcomes should be weighed thoughtfully.
A recent study reported greater risk of infant death for home deliveries. Grunebaum and colleagues (2013) performed this study by analyzing of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data and found that babies delivered at home were almost 4 times more likely to die than babies delivered in hospitals. The absolute risk of infant death at birth or within 28 days after delivery was 12.6 per 10,000 midwife-assisted home births compared to 3.2 per 10,000 hospital births assisted by midwives, according to findings presented at the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine meeting. It is important to note that this study included only planned home births, and under-counted the actual risk of death at home birth in 3 separate ways:
Blix and colleagues (2014) stated that there is concern about the safety of homebirths, especially in women transferred to hospital during or after labor. The scope of transfer in planned home births has not been assessed in a systematic review. These investigators described the proportions and indications for transfer from home to hospital during or after labor in planned home births. The databases PubMed, Embase, Cinahl, Svemed+, and the Cochrane Library were searched using the MeSH term "home childbirth". Inclusion criteria were as follows: the study population was women who chose planned home birth at the onset of labor; the studies were from Western countries; the birth attendant was an authorized mid-wife or medical doctor; the studies were published in 1985 or later, with data not older than from 1980; and data on transfer from home to hospital were described. Of the 3,366 titles identified, 83 full text articles were screened, and 15 met the inclusion criteria. Two of the authors independently extracted the data. Because of the heterogeneity and lack of robustness across the studies, there were considerable risks for bias if performing meta-analyses. A descriptive presentation of the findings was chosen. A total of 15 studies were eligible for inclusion, containing data from 215,257 women. The total proportion of transfer from home to hospital varied from 9.9 % to 31.9 % across the studies. The most common indication for transfer was labor dystocia, occurring in 5.1 % to 9.8 % of all women planning for home births. Transfer for indication for fetal distress varied from 1.0 % to 3.6 %, post-partum hemorrhage from 0 % to 0.2 % and respiratory problems in the infant from 0.3 % to 1.4 %. The proportion of emergency transfers varied from 0 % to 5.4 %. The authors concluded that future studies should report indications for transfer from home to hospital and provide clear definitions of emergency transfers.
Grunebaum et al (2014) examined neonatal mortality in relation to birth settings and birth attendants in the United States from 2006 through 2009. Data from the CDC-linked birth and infant death dataset in the United States from 2006 through 2009 were used to assess early and total neonatal mortality for singleton, vertex, and term births without congenital malformations delivered by mid-wives and physicians in the hospital and mid-wives and others out of the hospital. Deliveries by hospital mid-wives served as the reference. Mid-wife home births had a significantly higher total neonatal mortality risk than deliveries by hospital mid-wives (1.26 per 1,000 births; relative risk [RR], 3.87 versus 0.32 per 1,000; p < 0.001). Mid-wife home births of 41 weeks or longer (1.84 per 1,000; RR, 6.76 versus 0.27 per 1,000; p < 0.001) and mid-wife home births of women with a first birth (2.19 per 1,000; RR, 6.74 versus 0.33 per 1,000; p < 0.001) had significantly higher risks of total neonatal mortality than deliveries by hospital mid-wives. In mid-wife home births, neonatal mortality for first births was twice that of subsequent births (2.19 versus 0.96 per 1,000; p < 0.001). Similar results were observed for early neonatal mortality. The excess total neonatal mortality for mid-wife home births compared with mid-wife hospital births was 9.32 per 10,000 births, and the excess early neonatal mortality was 7.89 per 10,000 births. The authors concluded that the findings of this study showed a significantly increased total and early neonatal mortality for home births and even higher risks for women of 41 weeks or longer and women having a first birth. These significantly increased risks of neonatal mortality in home births must be disclosed by all obstetric practitioners to all pregnant women who express an interest in such births.
An UpToDate review on "Planned home birth" (Declercq and Stotland, 2015) stated that "Large cohort studies using intent-to-treat analysis of midwife-attended, planned, out-of-hospital birth of low-risk women in developed countries have reported reduced rates of cesarean birth, perineal lacerations, and medical interventions, and similar rates of maternal and early perinatal morbidity and mortality compared to planned hospital birth. However, there may be a higher rate of late neonatal mortality with planned home birth".
|CPT Codes / HCPCS Codes / ICD-10 Codes
|Information in the [brackets] below has been added for clarification purposes.  Codes requiring a 7th character are represented by "+":
|CPT codes not covered for indications listed in the CPB (not all-inclusive):
|59400 - 59430
|Vaginal delivery, antepartum and postpartum care [not covered for planned deliveries at home]
|59510 - 59525
|Cesarean delivery [not covered for planned deliveries at home]
|59610 - 59622
|Delivery after previous cesarean delivery [not covered for planned deliveries at home]
|Unlisted special service, procedure or report [not covered for planned deliveries at home]
|Initial care, per day, for evaluation and management of normal newborn infant seen in other than hospital or birthing center [not covered for planned deliveries at home]
|HCPCS codes not covered for indications listed in the CPB (not all-inclusive):
|Direct skilled nursing services of a registered nurse (RN) in the home health or hospice setting, each 15 minutes
|Direct skilled nursing services of a license practical nurse (LPN) in the home health or hospice setting, each 15 minutes
|Supplies for home delivery of infant
|Nursing care in the home [not covered for planned deliveries at home]
|ICD-10 codes not covered for indications listed in the CPB (not all-inclusive):
|O09.00 - O9a.53
|Complications mainly related to pregnancy, normal delivery and other indications for care in pregnancy, labor, and delivery, complications occurring mainly in the course of labor and delivery, and complications of the puerperium [not covered for planned deliveries at home]
|Encounter for supervision of normal first pregnancy [not covered for planned deliveries at home]
|Outcome of delivery [not covered for planned deliveries at home]
|Liveborn infants according to place of birth and type of birth (born outside of the hospital) [not covered for planned deliveries at home]
|Encounter for maternal postpartum care and examination


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As we near the close of another academic year, it is an honor and a joy for me to be invited to write the introduction in the 2015 Faculty Accomplishments booklet. The opportunity to work closely with a faculty of this caliber and to showcase their accomplishments is not to be taken lightly. I am impressed and very humbled as I read through all of the activities and scholarship in which our incredibly busy and dedicated faculty engages while teaching a full course load. I am also grateful to the members of the Faculty Development Committee who provide on-going faculty support, including the development and publication of this brochure.
This beautiful publication introduces us to the new members of our community and chronicles the many contributions and talents our faculty share with the community. But more importantly, we are given a glimpse into the transformational power of lifelong learning. The image that comes to mind when I reflect upon this work is a majestic iceberg. Above the water, we see a breathtaking, sparkling mountain of ice. To me, the tip of the iceberg symbolizes this compilation of a year's work. We are awed by the more than 40 publications which include scholarly research, curricula, articles, music and poetry; impressed by the countless hours of mentoring, researching and presenting; thrilled with the numerous accolades and grant awards; and, inspired by the generous service to our students, the community and our global family.
However, this is only a snapshot in time of something more profound. For when you look below the surface of the water, you see something massive, even incomprehensible. This part of the iceberg represents the very essence of what makes all of these wonderful accomplishments possible. And, it provides the bedrock for Carroll's value and mission. It is forged and fashioned with the love of learning, hard work, dedication to scholarship, the wonder of discovery, disappointing failures, glorious victories, service to others and generosity of self. This foundation is a collective labor of love born out of an unwavering belief in the power of education. This is why I celebrate the many accomplishments of the faculty of Carroll College. They pursue their vocation with authenticity and passion. It is an honor to be a colleague and I look forward to the thrill of celebrating future accomplishments.
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Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, Assistant Professor, 2013
Prof. John G. Rowley obtained his Ph.D. in Chemistry from Johns Hopkins University and completed a post doctorate research position at the University of Wyoming. He is the author of 10 peer-reviewed articles. Most recently, his publication on the "Combinatorial Discovery Through a Distributed Outreach Program: Investigation of the Photoelectrolysis Activity of p-Type Fe, Cr, Al Oxides" was selected as Editors' Choice by the American Chemical Society's Journal of Applied Materials & Interfaces to be an open-access article, available free of charge to anyone in the world. This article is evidence of the efficacy of undergraduate research and distributed (crowdsourcing) research programs. The article reported the discovery of a new semiconductor material by undergraduate researchers. The new material absorbs sunlight and splits water into hydrogen fuel.
"I am passionate about the transformative information obtained through the scientific method. In my research, undergraduate students investigate, develop, and advance our understanding of the fundamental chemical mechanisms behind the harvesting of renewable solar energy. We are working to discover new materials for harvesting solar energy and we are developing new chemical mechanisms to store solar energy in chemical bonds.
"Our primary mission at Carroll College is to provide the highest quality education for our undergraduate students. I believe that the best education in science is achieved by allowing students to create new knowledge and 4 Faculty Spotlights participate in an authentic act of discovery. Our department has recently restructured our courses to integrate research into the undergraduate teaching curriculum. This has allowed me to seamlessly mix my interests in teaching existing knowledge and creating new knowledge.
"The thing that impresses me most about Carroll is that the college is filled with students and faculty who are intelligent, passionate, and motivated. Every day, I am energized by the curiosity of the young scientists with whom I work. I am proud to be part of the Carroll community. Returning to Montana was a dream come true for me and my family. We feel extremely fortunate to be able to work, live, and play in the heart of the Rocky Mountains."
Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, Assistant Professor, 2013
Dr. Soumitree Gupta obtained her Ph.D. in English from Syracuse University in 2013. She also has a C.A.S. (Certificate of Advanced Study) in Women's and Gender Studies from Syracuse University. At Syracuse, she taught her own courses in the English Department, Women's and Gender Studies Department, and the Writing Program. Her teaching and research interests are interdisciplinary, and span the fields of postcolonial studies, gender studies, transnational studies, comparative race and ethnic studies, trauma and memory studies, and media studies. In particular, her research focuses on representations of the mobile woman, home and nation in contemporary South Asian fiction, memoir, and film. She traces the genealogy of her intellectual interests to her maternal grandmother's lived memories of displacement on the eve of the 1947 Partition in South Asia. Beyond teaching and research, she is interested in community-based activism. Before joining Carroll, she served as an outreach coordinator for The 1947 Partition Archive, a global non-profit organization based in Berkeley (California), and was humbled to have organized a panel entitled "Voices of Partition" in the Bay area.
"The most rewarding aspect of my experience at Carroll has been the teaching. As an anti-racist feminist committed to social justice, I see the classroom as a space of decolonial knowledge-production. I seek to foster a collective learning environment where my students are able to make critical connections among power, ideology, representation and students' own embodied social identities along the intersecting axes of gender, race, class, nation, (dis)ability, and so on. At Carroll, I have been fortunate to work with students who are open-minded, self-reflective, engaged, and prepared to be challenged intellectually and ideologically. My two most favorite classes during my first semester at Carroll were 'Literature, Media, and Identity' and 'World Literature.' I enjoyed teaching these classes because of my students who pushed themselves hard to understand the politics of representation, knowledge-production and their connection to social justice as we collectively engaged in literary, media, and cultural analysis.
"In addition to teaching, being part of a wonderful, supportive, and collegial campus community has solidified my choice to come to Carroll. I'm especially excited to have found connections with faculty members who are deeply committed to social justice in their own teaching, research, and service. Last semester, I was fortunate to participate in a panel discussion on ISIL/ISIS that was open to Carroll students and the larger Helena community. I teach orientalism and mainstream media representations of the 'Middle East' in my classes, but the panel discussion provided me an opportunity to engage in these conversations outside of my classroom."
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This village bank loan, which consists of nine people, is located in Hang Chhouk village in the Kampong Chhnang province. All of the members will use this loan for different purposes. Mrs. Tom M. is a village bank president who has been selected by the members. She and her husband, Mr. Kham Sophal, are farmers who own a small piece of land and cultivates rice. The plantation has been yielding a smaller crop due to the infertile soil. To rectify with this problem, Mrs. Tom M. has decided to request a loan to buy fertilizers to support the field and make her crop more productive. Mrs. Tom M. is 41 years old and the mother of six children two of whom are employed in a garment factory, three are attending the local school and the youngest one is only five years old.
Seven members in this village bank loan are end-of-term loans and the rest have monthly payment loans. They are not required to pay any principal on the loan until the very end of the loan term. End-of-term (EoT) loans are AMK's main product because it is the most beneficial to Cambodia's poor. It allows tH. to repay portions of the principal whenever they are financially able. Most clients start to make payments many months before the end of the loan term. Almost all of AMK's clients make their payments on time. AMK has a delinquency rate of only 0.09% and AMK has a default rate of 0% on Kiva.
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About AMKAngkor Microfinance Kampuchea (AMK) is a leading microfinance institution in Cambodia with a wide reach of operations. AMK works with over 6,000 villages and serves clients in every Cambodian province. With an average loan size of US$115, AMK's focus is to provide credit and savings products to the very poor in rural areas. For more information, please visit AMK's website.
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I don't normally post a lot of personal stuff on here, because I am know everyone just wants to see the pictures, but this is long overdue…so here goes…and please bear with me. Remember my new years resolutions? If not, you can read about those here and here. Well pretty much, I am not doing […]
May 5, 2011 - 7:08 am
Sometimes just setting the time aside and recognizing that you need to for you – is enough to get everything back into place. We all need a chance to regain who we are. Enjoy your chance to catch up – and breath a little easier!
May 5, 2011 - 11:40 am
We always want to appear totally in control, we never want others to know that we cn't do everything to perfection.
You are amazing. Good for you. Enjoy your hiatus.
May 5, 2011 - 12:11 pm
Good for you abbey!!!! Was hoping to get into see you br we can wait I guess
May 5, 2011 - 12:49 pm
You are the woman I think many of us compare ourselves to! You give yourself far too little credit for the amazing mountains you move!! I agree, you need some family time. Every Mom needs the rejuvenation that is gained from holding her kids. I support you in EVERYTHING you do! And I don't hate you… I don't even have to ask your husband!!
May 5, 2011 - 2:05 pm
I am so proud of you and might just have to copy your post to my own blog!! Heehee Your clients will understand as they know your level of service and commitment to them and they like it!! So take that time to get your self right and everyone will be better for it! And GO ON A DATE!! ;)And to lunch with me!!
May 5, 2011 - 2:39 pm
Abbey I think this is great… I know how your feeling, I definitly was at a point in my life where I just couldn't do it anymore running from one thing to another. I finally just decided my family needed me more than what I was giving them and that I simply just couldn't handle the stress. You need a break and you deserve a break. You always treat your clients amazing thats why you have so many, the clients you want are the ones that will stick by you in this time. Thank you for being our photographer we always LOVE our photos and no rush on ours take your time with your family.
May 5, 2011 - 2:49 pm
I just wanted to sat GOOD JOB!! I honeslty got a little teary i know what a baby! You deserve to take time to be with your sweet little boys!! The world can wait they are growing up!! So once again good job. Once you are all reasted you will be an even greater photographer if that is possiable Way to take what you need!


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A major highway project in Eastern Carolina has officially been fast-tracked, although construction is not set to begin for several years.
The NC DOT says work will begin in parts of the Greenville Southwest Bypass as early as 2018. The bypass aims to connect the U.S. 264 Bypass in Greenville to south of Highway 102 in Ayden.
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How to Steam Crabs
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Eight years ago my family stumbled into the crab business and never looked back. I spent every summer working at the crab shack to save money for college and of course help out my family. After graduating from UVa with a degree in biology, I was dazed and confused. Like most kids with a degree in one hand and zero experience in the other, I prolonged real life for a bit by working yet another summer at the crab shack. The business had grown so much and the need to expand presented a unique opportunity- for me to become a business owner. One larger retail store and an on-line store that ships seafood across the country, www.crabpie.com, I am learning something new every day. Maybe one day I'll go to grad school, but right now I'm having too much fun cooking crabs!
How to Steam Crabs
This video will show how to steam crabs--a critical step when trying to enjoy this delicacy.
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Ingredients1 beer
2/3 cup Old Bay
Half a bushel of blue crabs
1. Add 1/3 parts water, 1/3 parts beer and 1/3 parts vinegar to a pot. Use a pot with a basket so the crabs aren't touching the water. Pour the Old Bay in.
2. Cull the crabs, separating the live crabs from the dead crabs. Put the live crabs in the pot, put the lid on and boil them for 25-30 minutes.
3. When you put the crabs on a plate, add more Old Bay seasoning to them.
Alexandra VanCleve: Hi, I am Alexandra VanCleve with Capt. Jack's Crab Shack and today we are showing you how to steam crabs. Right now I am going to show you how to cull and cook them.
First I am going start off with adding the special ingredients to the water. I am going to take off the lid and you want to make sure you use a pot with a basket, so the crabs aren't touching the water. You are going to lift them up about a couple of inches, one to two is fine, you want to add about one third parts water, a beer. Usually it's about almost a beer and then one sip for the chef. Then you want to add about one third part vinegar. It's going to give your crabs a nice good flavor.
Again with all three of these ingredients, the water, the beer and the vinegar, you don't want the water or the mixture to touch the crab. And of course, you can't forget the Old Bay. I use about two thirds cup, just to season the water, it's okay if it's touching the basket. It's all messy.
And now we are going to show you how to cull them. For those of you that don't know what culling is, it's separating out the live from the dead crabs. It's important to separate them out because you don't want to cook a dead crab. You will know it sometimes if you ever get a mealy or maybe it doesn't smell very good, that's probably been a dead crab that's being cooked.
This is a bushel basket and this is the traditional way of culling crabs. You kind of just lead them up here, let them walk out if they want to and again we are using all male crabs. There everyone goes. I am not using gloves, however it is preferable, so if you don't touch them everyday, the mess, to use gloves.
There goes a dead one. You want to make sure you pull them out. You have got a good eye, you can tell, but if you blow in their face, that's the fastest way to tell whether they are alive or dead. This is about a half bushel sized pot, so you can get probably about three, three and a half dozen in here alive, depending on how lively they are and how big they are.
The longer they are left out in room temperature, the livelier they will be. Crabs are kept at a cool 56 degrees if you want them to stay alive, they are not ready to mess with them. Putting them in a cooler -- on ice is fine, before you cook them. Now that the crabs are all in the pot, we have already started the water, the mixture is already going, you can see little steam is coming up. From the point of boiling you want to go about 25 to 30 minutes. So we are going to put the lid on and for you at home, you want to steam them for about 25 to 30 minutes. Well we are going to come back in about 15 minutes and show you what they look like when they are not done.
Now the crabs have been in for about 20 minutes and we are going to go ahead and check and see what they look like. Here is a good one, okay. This crab is red, however he is not fully bright and red. There are a couple of spots where you can see right there and right there, there is a still little bit of discoloration, that means that they are not done yet. You are going to put them back in, close the lid and let them steam for about another ten minutes before we check them again.
Okay, the crabs have been on for about 30 minutes or so, so we are going to check to see if they are done. They smell delicious. What we are looking for is a bright red color, the same all through out and this one is perfect. Hopefully you can see, get a good angle here, the crab is bright orange, he is fully colored from all the way, from point to point, down here toward his belly, on the underside he is all the same color. He is perfect and ready to be eaten.
A couple of tips about cooking crabs. You want to make sure that the crabs in the middle of the pot are fully cooked. The ones on the outside are going to cook a little bit faster, so you want to make sure they are good and steamed. Second, you want to make sure that when you pull them out, you use tongs, they can be very hot. So just placing them on a plate is the best way to do it. Now when you have put all the crabs in the plate, you just want one finishing touch and that is the good helping of a lot of crab spice. Just go ahead and load it on, and they are ready to be eaten.
Next we are going to show you how to eat a crab.
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So here is the musical that starts running in Japan this month:
It looks like it's the same as last year's production, but on a larger budget. The stage and effects look ore impressive. Plus there's Urahara (he clearly comes at a price, right? )
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I miss the Toshiro from the BRM Dark of the bleading moon, they change Urahara from the first musical. the new Toshiro better be awsome. This new one is basicly the Shinsei with more things added to it.
Did they get a new Hitsugaya again?? They must just bring Nagaya-san back. He was the REAL Shiro-chan for crying out loud
No, I'm afraid not. They have another actor. And, now that you've mentioned it, I really must go and research who!
EXACTLY. NAGAYAN was the BEST. XD
Ooh, really? I don't recall him getting injured in the first. I'm really curious as to what the new scenes will be and how they'll change it. They haven't shown Rukia's 'death' scene in this preview, but I assume they're still keeping that, otherwise there would need to be a quite dramatic plot change.
*Imagines Ukitake 'dying' instead and Ichi screaming 'Ukiiiiiiiii!' *
*Imagines Ukitake 'dying' instead and Ichi screaming 'Ukiiiiiiiii!' *
Yeah, I really want to see what they do with this one. And I agree, the "death" scene needs to stay. ^u^
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i'm getting sick of sylveon, i don't even like it anymore because it's been speculated for more then 1000 pages or so... come on, tell us more!
19th may, D-Day
well it would also be nice since they have the games evolving it be nice if the moveset can evolve/expand. like being able to learn six moves instead of 4
just a thought
my bad.....getting off topic
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If Fairy type turns out to be true (which I think can be likely at this point), I hope it will get translated to a more general name that reflects the folklore nature of the type. In swedish, we have the word "väsen", which is used for all supernatural creatures in folklore. I think this will be necessary because "fairy" is too much associated with "tinkerbell-like" fairies, even if fairy can be used to describe everything between goblins to nymph-like creatures and sometimes even demons!
Type names have gotten changed in translation before (such as esper -> psychic, or more famously, evil -> dark).
Like others have said, the fairy types weaknesses makes sense. Fairy type represents nature and its spiritual manifestions and its weakness to poison represents pollution. Its weakness to steel can be linked to how many mythological creatures are weak to various types of metal (silver is common). Both poison and steel could also represent the negative effects on nature by industrialization.
*Mega Fairies*
Been away from here for awhile. Could one of you please tell me why there's the sudden spike in Fairy Type speculation? Was something revealed?
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It's prabably because Sylveon's potential types have been narrowed down, or something similar (didn't watch Smash).
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I really like the new pokemon, also I think that riding pokemon looks pretty great, I hope we can ride other pokemon too.
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People seem hesitant about a new typing when really it can all be explained by new information leading to the separation of some pokemon from their initial typing. This generation's professor could even focus on this typing specifically. It seems weird seeing how history would disagree, but I doubt we'd be getting a hypothetical second type as well.
Clefairy Line
Togepi line
Snubbull line
Munna line
perhaps Snorunt/Glalie to counteract Froslass
all seem likely to me personally.
It's gonna be weird to separate the fairy egg type and fairy type but water types get two egg groups so that's not too far fetched.
I don't know, the more I think about it, the more it makes sense. The weirdest part would be having a single Eeveelution since that's never happened before.
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One thing is want to say about new types so 'late' into the series, is that it reflects real life taxonomy which is changing all the type: groups are made and unmade and species are found to belong in different groups than first thought. When applying this very real taxonomic principle to Pokemon, then adding types or even changing types doesn't seem such a big issue. Especially if it is built into the plot as being newly discovered.
Who thinks that Nintendo have called in J.J Abrams and the gang to coordinate their PA effort
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I don't know why people say '...so late into the series...'. As far as I know, Pokemon is not ending any time soon; you say it's late in the series, and someone who plays Generation 20 will say it was added early in the series.
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Monorpale is my favorite Gen 6 Pokemon so far. If you have a problem with it, you can talk to the tassel hand.
I just see you whining for 3 or 4 pages for no reason, you dont' want to buy a game because of a pokemon or a new typing? you are worried you are not going to enjoy the game because of that? Don't buy the console then, the console itself is awesome it has a great library, you just being childish...


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Needs BBS RS but otherwise very nice. 60K?
I'd rather be wrong than dull
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Something witty goes here.....
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robinoz said...Needs BBS RS but otherwise very nice. 60K?
robinoz said...
Needs BBS RS but otherwise very nice. 60K?
Be a lot more than that I should think. Gorgeous motors love 'em to bits.
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Hit counter using php
Hit counter using php
PHP Hit Counter
Welcome, this tutorial will guide you on how to make a PHP hit counter.
Also check Graphical Hit Counter using PHP
Requirments: You should know the basics to a file system unit.
Step 1: We need to create a script called 'counter.php' and a text file called 'hits.txt' WITH a value of 0 [You Just Create A Text File And Put Number ZERO On That And Save It], if you are not doing this your counter script wont work.Make sure the TXT file it has enough permissions.
Review: You should now have 2 files open, 'counter.php' open with nothing in it and 'hits.txt' open with a '0' in it.
Step 2: CLOSE 'hits.txt' (We don't need it any more for now) Now we need to start PHP coding, so first we do is enter the basic page outline as used in most php pages.
PHP Code:
Review: You should now have a PHP file called 'counter.php' open with the code above.
Step 3: Now we need to have the file get the code from the page, so we need to open it and get the data, this is outlined below.
PHP Code:
$open = fopen("hits.txt", "r+");
$value = fgets($open);
$close = fclose($open);
Review: You now can read the file, and it will double, hence the '$value++;', this adds one to the current file.
Step 4: Now we should output the new number to the file. This is the easy part.
PHP Code:
$open = fopen("hits.txt", "w+");
Review: Now we have the number plus one in the file 'hits.txt'.
Step 5: Let's echo the value so that it can be included anywhere.
PHP Code:
echo $value;
Final Talk: Ok, so now your file should look like this:
PHP Code:
$open = fopen("hits.txt", "r+");
$value = fgets($open);
$close = fclose($open);
$open = fopen("hits.txt", "w+");
fwrite($open, $value); // variable is not restated, bug fixed.
$close = fclose($open);
echo $value;
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Suddenly (but unfortunately I don't know when "suddenly" was; I know it ran fine at some point in the past) one of my queries started taking 7+ seconds instead of milliseconds to execute. I have 1 local table and 3 tables being accessed via a DB link. The 3 remote tables are joined together, and one of them is joined with my local table.
The local table's where clause only takes a few millis to execute on its own, and only returns a few (10's or 100's at the most) records. The 3 remote tables have many hundreds of thousands, possibly millions, of records between them, and if I join them appropriately I get tens or hundreds of thousands of records.
I am only joining with the remote tables so that I can pull out a few pieces of data related to each record in my local table.
What appears to be happening, however, is that Oracle joins the remote tables together first and then my local table to that mess at the end. This is always going to be a bad idea, especially given the data set that exists right now, so I added a
/*+ LEADING(local_tab remote_tab_1) */ hint to my query and it now returns in milliseconds.
I compared the explain plans and they are almost identical, save for a single
BUFFER SORT on one of the remote tables.
I'm wondering what might cause Oracle to approach this the wrong way? Is it an index issue? What should I be looking for?


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Yes, if I will make a good enough game, I will rely on you for voice acting. (Only if the game is better than all of my games build 'till now *2)
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Yeah, you are awesome at voice acting! I love it! Simply, awesome!
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haha. 'good' is subjective. hit me for any VA you need. big or small. "bad" or "good" :D
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No. 11 UNLV 82, Colorado State 63
Oscar Bellfield and Chace Stanback both scored 16 points and No. 11 UNLV pushed past visiting Colorado State 82-63 on Wednesday night.
Bellfield was 4 of 8 from beyond the three-point line in matching a season-high for points he set earlier this season against then-No. 1 North Carolina.
Anthony Marshall and Mike Moser scored 13 points each for the Runnin' Rebels (21-3, 5-1 Mountain West Conference). Moser fell two rebounds shy of a double-double, ending a four-game personal streak for the reigning conference player of the week.
The Rams (14-7, 3-3) came within two points of UNLV after starting the second half on an 11-0 run. But the Rebels responded with a 15-4 spurt started by Stanback and Marshall to put the game out of reach.
Wes Eikmeier led Colorado State with 18 points, while Dorian Green scored 15.
UNLV fell behind 19-12 nearly 7 minutes into the game, then went on a 20-2 run over the next eight minutes to take a 32-21 lead.
With the game tied at 19, Justin Hawkins pulled up for a long three-pointer to give the Rebels the lead for good, one possession after missing two free throws.
UNLV shot 50 percent for the game with 27 fast-break points and 17 points off turnovers.
No. 6 Baylor 63, Texas A&M 60: Pierre Jackson hit a three-pointer with 17 seconds remaining to put visiting Baylor on top and added two free throws to give the Bears a victory over Texas A&M.
No. 8 Kansas 84, Oklahoma 62: Thomas Robinson had 20 points and 17 rebounds to lead host Kansas.
No. 13 Creighton 102, Illinois State 74: In Omaha, Doug McDermott scored 17 of his 25 points in the first half to lead six Creighton players in double figures.
No. 14 Georgetown 58, Connecticut 44: Hollis Thompson regained his shooting touch with 18 points, and Georgetown held visiting Connecticut to season lows in scoring and shooting in its fourth straight loss.
No. 23 Michigan 68, No. 20 Indiana 56: Trey Burke scored 18 points, and host Michigan raced to a 20-point first-half lead.
No. 21 Florida State 68, Georgia Tech 54: In Tallahassee, Michael Snaer scored 21 points and Bernard James added 13 as Florida State won its sixth straight.


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Team Fortress 2: Pyro and Spy by mrbob0822Watch
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I'm relatively pleased with this.
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Kill that pyro!! Stinking pyros... ruining all of our fun.
Love it.
GO! PYROOOOOOOO!!! K!K that SPY's @SS!!!!
Heck yes! Pyro rocks.
An eternal rivalry that will never end!
I think the Soldier is more of a rival for the Pyro than the Spy is, but that's just me. I always get dominated by Soldiers... You'd think that a five-second stream of fire up the back would kill anyone, but nooooooooooo. Crit rocket to the face.
Who do you think will win?? : P
I love the Pyro, but from that position, my money's on the Spy.
The glint and shine of the weapons is very impressive.
Love the style. Glad to see the spirit of TF2 is alive and well!


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WACO, Texas (GoThunderWolves.com - Oct. 14, 2013) - With two losses in the top five this weekend by top-ranked Valdosta State and fourth-ranked West Texas A&M, CSU-Pueblo inched up to the third spot nationally in the latest AFCA Division II football poll, released Monday.
CSU-Pueblo, which had been ranked 5th in the nation for each of the past five weeks, rose to the third-spot by virtue of its 51-42 win over then-19th-ranked Chadron State as well as the two top-five losses.
With the ranking, the ThunderWolves have now been ranked in the AFCA top ten for each of the past 26 weeks, easily the top streak in all of NCAA Division II. The ThunderWolves have now won 32 straight regular season games and 26 straight Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference games. It will try to equal the RMAC winning streak record (held by Chadron State from 2006-09) this Saturday when it hosts Colorado School of Mines at the Neta & Eddie DeRose ThunderBowl.
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