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Colorado will fight global warming by adopting clean-car standards, updating farming techniques to trap more carbon dioxide and cutting emissions from electric utilities 20 percent by 2020.
Gov. Bill Ritter's climate action plan announced Monday includes goals comparable to those of states such as New Jersey and California with the aim of reducing greenhouse- gas emissions 80 percent below current levels by midcentury.
Standing below a solar-powered scoreboard at Coors Field, Ritter called global warming this generation's "greatest environmental challenge."
"It threatens our economy, our way of life, and I really believe it threatens our future," Ritter said.
The most controversial part of Ritter's plan is a call for Colorado to join 16 other states in adopting tougher emissions standards for vehicles.
The governor's office will direct the state Air Quality Control Commission to set rules for tailpipe emissions, which would take effect as soon as 2011, said Heidi VanGenderen, Colorado's first climate- change director.
The rules would force automobile makers to sell cleaner- burning cars in Colorado and apply only to new vehicles.
Environmental advocates - thrilled with most of the climate action plan - were disappointed the governor did not announce that Colorado would follow California and adopt the country's most stringent auto-emission standards.
The Colorado Automobile Dealers Association criticized Ritter for "ceding authority" to the air-quality commission and trying to "California-ize" Colorado.
"Rather than force the public into cars that are far too small or those that do not have enough power to climb Colorado's mountainous terrain, it would be much more effective to incentivize Coloradans to move into newer, cleaner cars," said Tim Jackson, association president.
The governor's plan - developed in months of meetings with climate scientists, technology experts and ski-industry leaders - is unique in the nation because it includes farmers, Ritter said.
It calls for new farming practices to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide seeping into the air, including less frequent tilling and using vegetative cover to trap the gas in the soil.
The plan also prescribes better storage of livestock manure to reduce methane emissions.
Colorado farmers already have pledged to use the modern techniques on 175,000 acres, said Kent Peppler, president of the Rocky Mountain Farmers Union.
"We can get in front of this global warming, and Colorado agriculture will be a leader in the effort," Peppler said.
Most of the plan will be accomplished through executive order, though parts may require legislation. The governor also asked citizens to take steps to reduce "their personal carbon footprint."
Ritter wants people to bike or use public transportation, replace incandescent light bulbs with compact fluorescent ones, use low-flow showerheads and turn down the thermostat in the winter.
State government will lead by example, cutting waste 75 percent by 2020, Ritter said.
Among the states with the most aggressive global action plan is New Jersey, which aims to cut air-choking emissions 80 percent below 2006 levels by 2050. California wants emissions 80 percent below 1990 levels by 2050.
Scientists called Ritter's plan a worthwhile yet "seemingly impossible task" that at best won't show results for years.
The scientific consensus is that global temperatures have risen because of increased greenhouse-gas emissions since the start of the Industrial Age.
The dilemma is that as a global problem emissions from China are just as important as those generated in Chama, N.M.
"We don't need to know the answer of how to get to the end game. What we need is to get us started," said Stephen Saunders, president of the Rocky Mountain Climate Organization, a group whose panel of experts made many of the recommendations embraced by Ritter.
Tony Frank, provost at Colorado State University and a member of the blue-ribbon panel, said the broad-brush proposal by Ritter - heavy on goals, light on specific paths - is the right way because it allows for innovation and scientific evolution and reduces the amount of nitpicking that can kill such major initiatives.
Under Ritter's proposal, people in Colorado - just as those around the world - increasingly will be asked to tap alternative energy, conserve and recycle resources and drive cleaner cars or limit transit altogether.
"We've essentially gone to bed, and we've put our hand on the dial for the electric blanket, and we're slowly turning it up continuously," said Jim Butler of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency based in Boulder. "What we're trying to do is to stop turning the dial up."
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Colorado emissions of greenhouse gases (carbon dioxide equivalent)
1990- 87 million metric tons generated
2005 - 118 million metric tons generated
2020 - 158 mmt, if no changes are made (business as usual)
2020 - 94 mmt, the goal of Colorado Climate Action Plan
2050 - 24 mmt, the goal of the climate plan
Greenhouse-gas production by sector
Electricity generation, 36 percent
Transportation, 23 percent
Residential/commercial fuel, 10 percent
Industrial fuel, 9 percent; Agriculture, 9 percent
Fossil-fuel industry, 8 percent
Waste, 3 percent; Industrial process, 2 percent
Source: Colorado Climate Action Plan


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USAG Brussels commemorates Sept. 11. 2001
September 13, 2010
By Mr. Robert H Mcelroy (IMCOM)
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- USAG Brussels honored those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001
- U.S. Ambassador to the Kingdom of Belgium Howard Gutman was the featured speaker
- Belgian military officers and Zaventem, Belgium Mayor Francis Vermeiren laid wreaths
BRUSSELS, Belgium - Approximately 100 people gathered under a brilliant blue sky at U.S. Army Garrison Brussels on Sept. 11 to honor the nearly 3,000 people who died in the attacks on America on Sept. 11, 2001.
The United States Ambassador to the Kingdom of Belgium, the Honorable Howard Gutman attended as did Mayor Francis Vermeiren, the mayor of Zaventem. Firefighters from the Zaventem Fire Department and Belgian military officers also attended.
Also attending with her family was a special guest: Sara Casimes, whose first husband U.S. Navy Lt. Cmdr. Dave Williams, died in the attack on the Pentagon. Sgt. Markita James presented Casimes with a bouquet of white roses in memory of her husband.
USAG Brussels commander Lt. Col. Francesca Ziemba and Command Sgt. Maj. Robert G. Lehtonen II presented command coins to Casimes, her husband Navy Capt. Alex Casimes and their children Sophie, Meredith, David and William.
Ziemba opened and said that Sept. 11, 2001 and the years that followed have asked Americans for the best citizenship they could offer.
"Even though we will never think of 9/11 without first thinking of the horror and tragedy, there was also valor and sacrifice," Ziemba said. "You already know the story and some of the heroes. They included first responders, ordinary citizens, and service members."
Ziemba praised the military and civilian first responders who respond to emergencies without regard for their own safety.
"It takes a very special person to run toward an emergency situation full of danger, when everyone else is running away. I cannot begin to express my respect and gratitude to them," she said.
Ziemba also praised and thanked the civilians who did the extraordinary on 9/11 and after.
"Adversity revealed their character and they taught an awful lot to those of us who like to think of ourselves as being in the business of selfless service," Ziemba said.
Ziemba concluded with special thanks to the service members who have served and serve now in Afghanistan and Iraq, nine years after the 9/11 attacks.
"They volunteered, to make a difference, to be part of something larger than themselves and to be a better person and citizen. And they're doing that for us, so that we will be safe and free. So today we remember and thank them as well."
Gutman spoke next and said the victims at the World Trade Center were normal people whose only fault was boarding a particular plane or going to work on Sept. 11.
"We honor them all. We honor their parents who lost children; we honor their children who lost parents. We honor them all including victims of terror anywhere in the world including right here in Europe," Gutman said.
Gutman praised the service members and civilians who died in the Pentagon attack.
"And on Sept. 11 we dearly honor those who lost their lives because they chose to serve their country. Men and women who office building was not a tower of trade in New York but a Pentagon of protection for us all near Washington, D.C."
Gutman said that as the years have passed Sept. 11 is not just about the lives lost but a style of life that has become more difficult to hold onto.
It is a "...a style of life that emphasizes individual liberty and privacy as well as collective security; a style of life that gives people the benefit of the doubt first and asks questions later, a style of life that uniformly celebrates our religious diversity and accepts religious differences with tolerance and even with admiration."
Finally, Gutman said, Sept. 11 is about those who serve their country at home and abroad, in the military, the State Department and other agencies; they are the people preventing another Sept. 11.
"Tell them that you're making the planet safer for our children, tell them that you're working to preserve a lifestyle of understanding and compassion well worth hanging onto because those are our missions daily, those are our duty and those who are buried this day deserve no less, Gutman said."


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|Celebrating its 150th anniversary in 2013, U.S. Bank is proud to be a part of the Milwaukee community. With 47 branches and more than 3,500 employees, U.S. Bank is the number one retail bank in the market. Last year, U.S. Bank employees gave back by spending more than 11,000 hours volunteering with local organizations. Statewide, U.S. Bank provided nearly $3 million in contributions to the community.
|U.S. Bancorp (NYSE: USB), with $355 billion in assets as of March 31, 2013, is the parent company of U.S. Bank, the 5th largest commercial bank in the United States. The Company operates 3,080 banking offices in 25 states and 5,056 ATMs and provides a comprehensive line of banking, brokerage, insurance, investment, mortgage, trust and payment services products to consumers, businesses and institutions. Visit U.S. Bancorp on the web at www.usbank.com.
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Thrift Shop scholarships benefit Belvoir students
December 15, 2011
By Justin Creech, Belvoir Eagle
The Belvoir Thrift Shop has been hard at work this year raising money to give out in the form of grants and scholarships to organizations, programs and individuals on post.
For the calendar year 2011, the Thrift Shop's charitable contributions to the Fort Belvoir community totaled $55,875. Also, 46 volunteers have donated 4,011 hours at the Thrift Shop so far this year.
"We only raised $27,000 in 2010, so we are really excited we could give double that this year," said Jackie Baer, Belvoir Thrift Shop administrator. Baer added the increase was due to "hard work, trying to be efficient in what we do and continued support from the community because that's what helps us the most."
$10,000 was given out this year in the form of scholarships. The Thrift Shop gives out 10, $1,000 scholarships every year to Fort Belvoir affiliated applicants.
Belvoir affiliated applicants are individuals who live or work on post, are deployed from, or who are stationed on post. Eligible applicants can also have a Family member who has completed 60 volunteer hours of service at one of the agencies on post during the previous year.
There are three categories of scholarships: The first is the Academic Achievement Award which is for high school seniors who will be full time students pursuing an undergraduate degree at an accredited college or university.
The second is the Undergraduate Achievement Award which is for full time, unmarried undergraduate students pursuing their first undergraduate degree at an accredited 2 or 4 year college or university.
The third is the Continuing Education Scholarship which is for a military spouse who will be attending an accredited institution of higher learning (i.e. junior college, college or university, trade or technical school) for the upcoming year/semester. Master's and doctoral degrees are excluded.
Individuals can receive two scholarships from the thrift shop in the form of an Academic Achievement Award and an Undergraduate Achievement Award, or two Undergraduate Achievement Awards or two Continuing Education Awards.
The Thrift Shop's scholarship program is unique in that the check is only made out to the student. Most scholarship programs make funds out to both the student and the university the recipient is attending.
"If a student is receiving financial aid and they get a scholarship the college deducts the amount of the scholarship from the financial aid package," Baer said. "We don't think that's fair. We are giving this student an academic achievement award. We make our checks out to the student and as long as it's used to pay for college related expenses that's fine."
The grant program at the Thrift Shop is instrumental in several big programs on post. The Thrift Shop is the sole supporter of The CARE team which is Army Community Service Mobilization, Deployment and Family Readiness Offices Casualty Response Group.
"We started The CARE team two years ago," said Carol Janer, ACS mobilization and deployment program manager. "They paid for all the initial start up stuff we needed like supplies and training for the volunteers. They pay for any ongoing child care we need or if we get into a home and there's no groceries we can go out and buy groceries with the funds they donate to us."
The Thrift Shop is also the sole source of income for the Barden Education Center's Tuitext Program.
The Tuitext Program rewards a Soldier taking college courses with money to help pay for their books. The Soldier receives $15 for an A and $10 for a B earned during the completed semester.
"If a servicemember gets $25 that semester because he or she got an A and a B that's great," said Baer. "They've got a little extra money for books."
Another grant made this year that is very pleasing for the Thrift Shop, according to Baer, is the grant they were able to give to Van Noy Library.
"It has been a long time since there has been the money to replenish the military history section of that library," said Baer. "So, they got a grant this year to buy new military history books and they were thrilled to do so."


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Oakmont High School's girls cross country team sandwiched victories at the Nevada Union and Rosemont invitationals around a second-place finish at Capital Valley Conference Meet No. 1.
Karlie Garcia set a course record for juniors and won the Nevada Union race by more than a minute Saturday. Sophomore Marisa Carino placed third, and finishes of 13th by Kylie Michaels, 18th by Grace Cambra and 30th by Nyralee Chhotu helped the Vikings beat Galena of Nevada by one point.
Competing without Garcia, Oakmont still won the Rosemont Invitational by 34 points on Sept. 10. Carino won the race. Michaels, a freshman, was sixth. Chhotu finished eighth, Cambra ninth and Cheyenne Amaro 14th.
Garcia won the CVC meet by almost a minute and a half on Sept. 14. She averaged 5:48 per mile in recording a time of 18 minutes, 3.13 seconds. Garcia beat the last-place runner by more than 20 minutes.
Carino placed third at 19:51.3, and Michaels was fifth at 20:48.66, but the Vikings finished second to Bella Vista by four points. Grace Cambra finished 11th at 21:54.27, and Georgia Cambra was 13th at 22:22.34.
The Oakmont boys finished fifth out of 15 schools at Rosemont and sixth out of 20 schools at Nevada Union.
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Oakmont's frosh-soph girls team ran away with the Rosemont title and recorded a perfect score at the CVC meet with Mikayla Brant, Ashley Emitte, Talia Sheldon, Megan Burnes and Jessica Clark finishing 1-5.
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Updated: 12/01/2012 - A Quality Dairy on West Willow Street in Lansing was robbed Saturday night around 8 p.m.
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Updated: 11/29/2012 - The Michigan Lottery says two Powerball tickets worth $1 million each were sold in the state as people sought the game's big jackpot.
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Updated: 11/27/2012 - Could discrimination become part of the adoption process? A pair of bills being considered by the state legislature would allow adoption agencies to deny a family based on that agency's moral or religious beliefs.
Updated: 11/26/2012 - The future of an East Lansing elementary school and the look of the entire district is going up for a Monday vote.
Updated: 11/26/2012 - Police say the suspect walked in the store, indicated he had a gun, and demanded money.
Updated: 11/26/2012 - Police say the burglar shot the victim in the leg.
Posted: 11/24/2012 - After receiving reports from neighbors about a funny smell at a house on Leslie Street, Lansing police discovered a meth lab in the home's basement.
Updated: 11/22/2012 - Owosso Police are looking for a driver who fled the scene after a fatal accident shortly after noon.
Updated: 11/22/2012 - Jackson County Sheriff's deputies arrested a man late Wednesday night for the murder of Sandra Johnson, the 63 year old Woodstock Township resident who was found murdered last weekend at Crispell Lake.
Updated: 11/21/2012 - An Ingham County judge wants more time to weigh what he calls the most difficult decision in law--- is a mother fit to raise her child?
Posted: 11/21/2012 - Police say two cars were involved in a shoot-out on Lansing's South side in the area of Cavanaugh and Holmes off Martin Luther King.
Updated: 11/20/2012 - The Michigan Supreme Court took a time away from cases Tuesday to focus on finding loving homes for deserving children.
Updated: 11/19/2012 - Attorney General Bill Schuette offered a warning to Michigan lawmakers Monday, telling them seniors could "get the shaft" if legislators rush an overhaul of Michigan's largest insurer.
Updated: 11/18/2012 - Jackson County Sheriff's office have determined the body found Saturday in Liberty Township is a 63 year old female from Addison.
Posted: 11/17/2012 - Jackson County Undersheriff Chris Kuhl tells us a dead body has been found in Liberty Township.
Updated: 12/19/2012 - The quality dairy on East Michigan Avenue in Lansing was robbed early Saturday morning.
Updated: 11/16/2012 - Son William Milliken Jr. says she died Friday morning at the family's Traverse City home.
Updated: 11/14/2012 - Hunters are heading to the woods, prepping for the Thursday opening of firearm season, but some are wondering if the EHD virus will change the hunt.
Updated: 11/14/2012 - Firefighters were called to the home just before 6 a.m. Wednesday morning.
Posted: 11/13/2012 - Will an overhaul for Michigan's largest insurer save cardholders money, or give a giant an unfair advantage? Lawmakers heard both arguments Tuesday, as they sat through hours of testimony on a proposal that would transform Blue Cross Blue Shield from a non-profit charity, to a non-profit mutual.
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You knew she lied about where she worked. When she went missing you vowed to find her.
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GfG#2 is an adventure in two parts. In part one you will explore the mountain and discover a facility. In part two you activate a machine that flips gravity, flooding and destroying the facility. You must then escape alive and stop the expansion of the "Grav anamolie" before it reaches a nearby city.
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you need to put the map here: C:\Documents and Settings\\My Documents\My Games\Unreal Tournament 3\UTGame\Published\CookedPC\CustomMaps
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Hello watchers of that ol' ut 3 mod, GfG#2!! (in case you forgot: Moddb.com) It was the mod where you go underground in a weird facility and the whole place flips on its side!
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can u guys port this to the ps3
we'll see what we can do! :D
if my cooker worked and the editor didnt crash when i try to open the map then i would do it for you.
Just finished the newer version of the mod. Because I also played the previous version I could compare them.
The checkpoints work now normally and some areas (not all of them) that made you get stuck got also fixed.
The mod itself has an extremely nice atmosphere. Lights, meshes, sounds, textures, everything is perfectly made. The story is full of mystery and I'd like to learn more about this strange facility.
I'll give this mod a 10. It worthily deserves it. It's hard to find that kind of mods nowadays.
Hope we are gonna see the next part soon.
Keep up the good work Justin and Ryan
Hmm. It really needs blocking volumes. Though I died several times in the water area and just gave up (turned on God mode), the thing that bothered me most was how many times I had to turn on "ghost" to get out of some stuck little corner or between 2 meshes. The voice acting certainly makes up for this flaw though. I also thought that the lighting could use some work, seeing as how a lot of it was purple and green and kind of clashing. See if you can get a modeler to work with you on part 2.
ok... this post has possible spoilers.... dont read if you haven't played yet.
whew. i was sweating the whole way through. not because there are enemies, but because i was so scared to die, because there are no checkpoints, and when you start back at the beginning, you cant get past key areas so you have to go to the main menu and start again.
but, i must say, the puzzles were all fantastic. i was scratching my chin more than just a few times. and the voice overs, oh, the voice overs were the best voice overs i have ever heard in a mod. i absolutely loved the little scare parts (those robots scared the **** outta me... twice!) the use of sound and lighting were superb. the effects seemed to fit so well and nothing was overdone. the entire atmosphere fit so well and was all brought together by the excellent gameplay and such. i loved the change of pace from casual outdoors "exploration" to indoors "explosion oh **** get out of the water before i drown!" i must compliment you on the nifty brightness adjustment thing at the beginning.... and ladders?! i don't know what you did to get ladders and climbable objects because i have not been able to find them anywhere in the unreal editor.
one of my favorite parts are: the bubbles! i like to call it bubble surfing. it's quite challenging (at least, for me, it is) but so fun!
another thing i loved was near the beginning when you go up to the display cases and the little voice comes on and tells you about the gfg's (thats what theyre called right?). i actually went and listened to each twice. :D
all in all, i'd have to give this mod an 8/10. it would be a 9/10 but the lack of checkpoints and the fact you have to restart the map if you die is very frustrating. the excellent gameplay, puzzles, environment, lighting, effects, story, events, and sound all make up for it though.
i am very much looking forward to the next installment. i guess i should have listened to that robot ;)
No Checkpoints?! that must mean they wernt working for you! checkpoints are in place. did you actually die? where did you die? working on making those checkpoints fail-proof. the custom ladder volumes were created by andy steel, he has some postes on the epic forums under "steeler" and really saved this mod.
yes i actually died.... about 5 times, and each time it took me right back to the part right after the brightness adjustment thing. i died once from falling from a high distance near the beginning (i was just being dumb). then, i died of drowning 3 times: once when trying to get to the first gfg and the other two were trying to escape from the second gfg. then i died shortly after the first time you see the weird gravity bubbles in the fires. were the checkpoints something built into the unreal engine, or were they custom made?
the checkpoints were set up in kismet as a system of playerstarts that turn on and off. i am really sorry to hear they didnt work for you because they were one of my chief concerns and worked well in playtests. i'm working on strengthening them now.
well, i replied to your email. we should talk about this through email so we dont fill up the comments with this kinda stuff. oh, and i changed my rating to a 9. i rated 8 because i thought you just didnt put the checkpoints in at all. its different when you at least put forth effort and they just happened to not work ;)
If you are looking for a really great atmospheric Unreal experience this mod definitely delivers. Some of the voiceover work is really top notch and there are several situations that take place in the story that are very original and well done. I hope to see some future additions to this project like some new models/textures and more gameplay elements.


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Is it safe to fly in the first trimester?
I planned my vacation about 6 months ago. I just found out that I am pregnant. Will it be okay for me to fly in the second to third month???
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I was barring for 7 years and my husband hardly talk to me because anytime I conceived, it will fallout to be a bad story for me because of my HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE which I try for so many time, it couldn't possible for the doctors to cure it for me and they said with that I will not able to have a child and my mother-in law was not even talking to me all she was saying is that my husband should drive me out of the house and marry another woman, so i keep on praying and i saw the work of DR EKA online and i just say let me contact him and explain my problem to him and he said he will first cure me on my HIGH BLOOD PRESURE before and after one week on his Medications, the Doctor confirm me with low (LBP) After that, i mate with my husband and after 3 months a great miracle fell on me and iam happy with My 8months baby boy, if you also need a help please contact his email address: (firstname.lastname@example.com)posted 03/09/2015 by a BabyCenter Member
My dr recommended not traveling until at least the 13 week mark due to the miscarriage risk reducing some but each is different and you know your body better then anyone.posted 10/22/2014 by froggies84
No early air travel! When I was 9 and 11 weeks pregnant with twins, I had to fly overseas and back due to a death in the family. I was warned by the early pregnancy unit before i went that flying could be trouble for me, but did not understand the implications and thought they were being overly cautious. Later I learned a lot more about air travel and early pregnancy, and I would never fly during the first trimester again. The air pressure issue is worth reading up on, and sadly many people fly overseas for things like fertility treatment and then jeopardise their precious new pregnancy by flying home. In my case, as soon as our plane hit cruising altitude on our return flight, I felt a sudden gush and began a harrowing mid air miscarriage. I was lucky to have three nurses on the flight who took care of me, but had to spend the entire 9 hr flight lying on the floor and was taken off by ambulance once we landed. Airline crews are simply not equipped to deal with medical emergencies.posted 03/17/2013 by sweetelismom
Thank you to ezhilan143 for the answer... your tips really helpful for me.posted 02/07/2013 by syennig
It is ok to travel until 36 weeks and as long as the doc says it is fine and your's is not a high risk pregnancy. Drink lots of fluids to keep hydrated as the cabin pressure can cause dehydration. Ask the crew to give you a large bottle so that you do not need asking them repeatedly. Get up and walk every one hour to keep blood flowing. Prolonged sitting can cause vericose veins. Now that the blood vessels are bigger to carry extra blood, there is a tendancy for the blood to pool in the legs. Advisable to wear a pregnancy stocking or sports socks that are a little tighter so they apply pressure on your legs and helps preventing pooling of blood.posted 02/06/2013 by ezhilan143
i'm 4 weeks now. i planned to travel abroad around 25 hours travel by plane when i'm 8 weeks, what should i do to prepare my travel? is it ok for me to travel that long? please advise. thanksposted 02/06/2013 by syennig
i was on flight during my 5th and 6th weeks. however, during my last flight, i had a terrible touch down. worst turbulence the impact was like i fell. i started spotting a day after, and after a week i had a miscarriage. this is so terrible as i got prgnant by IUI. so my advise is please avoid travellin by flight during ur 1st trimester.posted 01/08/2013 by ShashaBella
Just found out I'm PG this week and we have a trip to Jamaica planned for my birthday in 2 weeks. The idea of going to a foreign country is suddenly scary but hey its already booked and a short flight so hoping for the best.posted 04/10/2012 by McGalaxy
I travel for work which means flying at least twice a week. Does anyone know if those body scanners in security have any impact on the pregnancy?posted 12/09/2011 by tressa6
Dear Nisrin, I am 11 weeks right now. We have a vacation planned for Thanksgiving to Disney and I will be about 25 weeks then. I did talk to my Dr, and he said that he will give me a copy of my medical records and some of his collegues names, just in case. I am 39 and pregnant with twins. Talk to your doctor. Good luck to you.posted 08/16/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
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Keith Packard, responsible for graphics support at Intel, announced the new version of the X server on the xorg-announce mailing list. He describes the move to udev as a massive change: the X server gives preference to udev over HAL as a device manager if it finds the libudev library in the system. Part of the library is the 10-evdev.conf configuration file from which udev draws the data to load the X driver as the input device.
The configuration file finds its place in version 1.8.0 in the new xorg.conf.d configuration directory, which Packard indicates as the second significant change in the X.org server. The new directory makes it easier to use the many small device configurations instead of the large single file that was difficult to programmatically edit. Since the release, however, many questions have arisen as to the choice of where to put this configuration data that has not been cleared up (see the thread in the mailing list).
The 6.5 MB compressed tar archive is available for download from the x.org website, and the download file also includes the detailed changelog. Explanations for the changes are in Packard's announcement and the blogspot entry from the time of the release candidate in January from developer Peter Hutterer.
The X server 1.9 and the complete X.org window system 7.6 should be available around October, based on recent discussion.
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Oh gosh, plenty of soap opera politics and gossip drama that will unfold from this...Not what I prefer in this sport...
Otherwise, an interesting race despite the DRS being too prominent and as usual the really exciting stuff happening out of the straight lines except Vettel's kamikaze move...
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Previous Loan DetailsHalima is a married woman with 2 boys, both of whom attend school. She owns a house that has neither electricity, nor piped water. Her greatest monthly expense is food for the family. For the past 10 years, she has operated a food stall business, selling to her neighbours and passersby. In add... More from Halima's previous loan »
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Hello! New to the forum and wanted to ask a question. I recently set up a tank for my elderly mother. The tank was a gift. Its a 75 gallon tank with a BioFilter system. I believe that is what it is called. I set it all up and have it running very nicely. My mother loves fancy goldfish so I have some of them in the tank. Unfortunately, my mother is disabled and is not able to physically feed the fish. I do this for her, but sometimes work takes me out of town. I was wondering if the automatic feeders I see on the market are any good? Do you guys have any suggestions or comments about these? Thanks and have a good one!
Also, try to watch it for a couple days and make sure it works properly...
Welcome to TFK, FWFeecherman. You are a total sweetheart to set up a tank for your mom. Being disabled I'm sure she doesn't get out much and having fish to watch is a treat.
+1 to redchigh's advice.
I've never had to use one since I'm always home but hopefully someone will come along who can make a recommendation on a model/brand.
What a great gift!!
I can't add any input for the feeders but just wanted to say hello and welcome.
Thanks gang. I'll let you know what I come up with and how it performs. Have a good one!
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yes its listed as a mac release. so portal 2 wont be there first simultaneous release.
Well i live in parsons Ks USA i like strategy and fps games especially hl warzone 2100 and command and conquer.
yes its listed as a mac release. so portal 2 wont be there first simultaneous release.
most definitely is!!! generals is the best (well cnc2 actually)
the future of cnc indie games!!! (now who wants to make generals 2 (: )
i have the new update incoming
lets hope not
i was confused also i don't think his English is too good he means upgrade to source 2007 (ob engine)
many people play games for the story manly, im one of them sometimes.
uh ea did publiish this i belive and they shut the studio down after words talking the game engine technology with them
this is one of those cases where i think that they are going with a surreal look. In my opinion it looks great
all the servers are full :(
look at this page for help with cheats
New release is out guys lets get playin
the website has a new design guys/ also 2.3.0 release is imminent :)
not bad.
its probably a scripted sequence, which makes it hard to do things maybe
is this supposed to be the stargate from 2001?
you guys are so harsh if he keeps making maps like this and learning they will eventually become pretty decent maps.
if gmod was created for this, would that create too much epicness?
i hope this isnt a stupid question but what does project stand for.
I think this is a great move, good luck on doing this.
it should work fine on vista.
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congrats I hope to see more in the future
the fact that a mod has voice acting add lots of awesome points even if it is cheezy.
there is something i believe that is similar called crosus but imo it doesn't work very well( tried it several times but not lately)
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