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"I believe he has all the qualities and characteristics we need in order to take the next step," Pollard said Monday. "But taking it and thinking someone can take it are two different things.
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Originally Posted by JCloned
"I believe he has all the qualities and characteristics we need in order to take the next step," Pollard said Monday. "But taking it and thinking someone can take it are two different things.
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Quite a different stance than 3-4 weeks ago when Jamie was backing Dan all the way. I think JP is expecting multiple wins in the upcoming weeks.
"The Cyclone fans, I hope they can bear with us, stick with us through the good times and the bad."
Pollard"But there's still four games to be played."
Good luck with the fans.
I think JP is expecting multiple wins in the upcoming weeks.
I for one certainly HOPE JP is expecting multiple wins in the coming weeks. If we go into games without the expectation to win I think we've lost.
This quote is pretty telling...
"For us to get where we need to get to, we don't need them to win the Big 12 championship, but we need to be in a position where we can continue to sell hope, and we've got to take care of that down the stretch."
(My emphasis)
And Bowen's quote is starting to sound like a broken record...
"Coach Mac has done a lot for Iowa State, what five bowl games (in six years)?" Bowen said. "Coach Mac has done a lot that Iowa State has never done before. Coach Mac has taken Iowa State where it hasn't been.
"The Cyclone fans, I hope they can bear with us, stick with us through the good times and the bad."
While I won't argue with his sentiment, it begs the question (so eloquently asked by Janet Jackson), "What have you done for me lately?"
Like I've said before, I'm not entirely on the "Fire Mac" bandwagon, but I'm not sure this team "has hope to sell" the rest of this season...
I really hope Mac can prove us all wrong and get it done in the last 4 games. Hopefully JP can get in there and clear out whatever the issues are...wether its finding asstitants who can recruit and getting kids to stay or whatever.
There is no one I would rather have take us to the next level than mac....the question is wether at this point it can be done with him at the lead. JP's quote is exactly right in my eyes.
I think he is expecting multiple wins. I think maybe that was a little wake up call for the team from Jamie. I still think odds are better than average that he will keep Mac. The players are really starting to notice and stand up for their coach. Doesn't sound like a divided locker room as some have hinted. Hopefully that will light a fire under the team.
My sense from people I talk to are three camps of fans.
Fans who are so convinced that Mac must go that they will prefer any fate including 3-9 to ensure it happens. I really think this is a very vocal, but very small in number group.
Fans who have lost/are losing confidence that Dan is the man for ISU. They really want it to work, really want ISU to win out, but are losing hope. Seems to be the largest group of fans.
Fans who believe in Mac and expect to finish strong, but even if we go 3-9 they believe Mac is the right man for the long term at ISU. Larger than the Mac must go crowd, but pretty quite for the most part.
Added fourth camp per timc243
Fans who believe any discussion of coaching change is premature. Plenty of time to evaluate at end of year. Until then lets rally an cheer on the team. My sense is this is 2nd smallest camp.
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By the way I am in the 2nd camp if you haven't noticed....had lived in third camp for a long time.
You forgot my group that doesn't want to hear about it until 4 games from now, but I think that group is growing smaller. Otherwise pretty accurate.
You can add me to camp #2.
maybe you should create a poll with the 3 camps listed
Another one here for camp #2.
Does any coaching change (Head Coach or Assistant Coach) satisfy the ability to sell hope? Personally, I think it does... and if camp #1 is as small as JCloned thinks, maybe a new Offensive Coordinater or O-line coach is all it will take to keep season tickets up and the overall department moving in the right direction.
I would prefer 3-9 and Mac fired to 6-6 or 5-7 and keeping Mac. I believe Mac is a poor football coach and I think it would be in the best interest of the program long-term to get rid of him. Of couse, I wouldn't scoff at a winning season if Mac managed to win out, and I wouldn't expect him to be fired in that case, but he has a long road to hoe for me to be a believer in his coaching ability relative to his peers.
Here is a thought: How many of our opponents are hoping that we keep Dan as head coach? I'll bet every single one of them has there arms stretched in the air like its their job!
If I'm an opponent of ISU I'm sorry, but Dan's coaching doesn't scare me much. Kind of like my theory with Alford where I hope he gets a lifetime contract there.
Originally Posted by ColoradoClone
Another one here for camp #2.
Does any coaching change (Head Coach or Assistant Coach) satisfy the ability to sell hope?
Definitely! Look at how excited Cyclone Nation is with the hiring of GMac. I'm convinced that the upcoming MBB season wouldn't be as filled with this much anticipation if Morgan were still on board...
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Leading the ballot there is a commission race between incumbent Tim R. Price, a Democrat, and Independent candidate Timothy D. Price. Both are residents of Sardis.
The "Price" comparisons are inevitable.
One way to differentiate between them is that the Democrat incumbent has an "R" in his name, which could stand for "re-elect." Commissioner Tim R. Price also is the former sheriff of Monroe County.
The Independent challenger, meanwhile, pointed out his name has a "D" in it - not for Democrat, but for a "difference."
Timothy D. Price, 29, said he and the incumbent are distant cousins. The challenger is a graduate of both River High School and Marietta College and an Iraq War veteran. He most recently worked with his brother at Price Construction Co. and will start a well service job with BBU services this week.
Other Monroe County officials are running unopposed for office - Prosecutor James Leland Peters; Clerk of the Common Pleas Court Beth Ann Rose; Sheriff Chuck Black; Recorder Ann Block; Treasurer Judy A. Gramlich; and Engineer Lonnie E. Tustin.
Monroe County communities also will see these issues on their local ballots:
- Switzerland of Ohio School District - additional 2.5-mill levy for improvements and equipment.
- Franklin Township - additional 2.5-mill levy for current operating expenses.
- Lee Township - replacement of 0.5-mill levy for current operating expenses.
- Malaga Township - renewal of 2-mill levy for road maintenance.
- Sunsbury Township - renewal of 2-mill levy for current operating expenses.
- Graysville Village - renewal of 2-mill levy, plus an increase of 1 mill, for a total of 3 mills for operating expenses.
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Comedian and activist Bill Cosby likened Grand Theft Auto to a prison prep course during an appearance in Greenwood, Mississippi on Thursday.
Cosby, who urged the local African-American community to take an active role in bettering their neighborhood, dismissed Rockstar's controversial game series, saying:
Cost your mother $250 to buy that for you so you can practice your entrance exam (to prison).
Cosby's remarks were filmed for an upcoming documentary. Among his other comments:
The drug dealer is not in your culture, nor is the prostitute, nor is the glorified pimp if you teach black pride. They have no pride. They don't know their culture.


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Hey, Westboro Baptist Church: You're your own worst enemy
Dear Westboro Baptist Church,
Really, guys, REALLY?
Tonight, you'll be in OKC protesting Game 5 of the NBA Playoffs bout between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Houston Rockets, all because professional basketball player Jason Collins recently came out of the closet.
You blame everything that goes wrong in the world on homosexuality, based purely on your congregation's dangerously extreme ideologies to the point where you're mostly referred to as a hate group.
But you need to know something: You guys are your own worst enemy.
When your entire existence revolves around hating on a group of people, then you're missing the point about Christianity. When your entire congregation is so focused on what protest you're going to do next, or what way you can shock people into paying attention to you, then you're basically crossing over into an example of idolatry of an ideal rather than the worshiping of God and Jesus.
This just pushes level-headed people away. I think most people would respectfully listen to what you have to say, even if they disagree with it. But you're presenting yourselves in such a way that it's difficult for anyone to take you seriously.
You guys are just good old fashioned bullies. You think your religious beliefs should hold sway over everyone, regardless of what our nation's Constitution says. And whatever, you're free to think that, but vote on the issues your way at the polls and leave it at that. Don't try to impose your views on people outside of your congregation.
As a journalist, I value the Constitution, with special consideration given to the First Amendment.
But you all are the absolute worst kind of advocate for the freedom of speech. Just because you can say it doesn't mean you should. Leave the hate speech to your sermons and church events, and leave everyone else out of it. Because, seriously, when people like Bill O'Reilly and Michael Moore agree you guys are absurd, then you're clearly doing something wrong.
And is it really worth hating so many people? You hate Jews, Catholics, homosexuals and non-whites just to name a few. It must really suck living that kind of life, where you can't see the forest for the trees.
It's a pity. We pity you.
We could ignore you and hope you just go away, but chances are you'll just continue to fester and find new ways to expel your hate. We'd much rather deal with you head-on in the form of showing our support for the people you belittle.
Good luck with your planned protest tonight in Oklahoma City. Although we're part of the Bible Belt, the majority of Oklahomans won't give you the chance to make fools of yourselves.
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If the Suit Fits: A Guide to Unisex Shopping
by Christina Parrella , 10/08/2013
Opening Ceremony. Photo: Malcolm Brown
Like most fashion trends, the current impulse to don clothing that's suitable for either gender isn't exactly new. In the 1930s, Hollywood anti-starlets like Marlene Dietrich and Katharine Hepburn redefined conventional ideals of sexiness by suiting up in tailored shirts and pants and casually knotted neckties. Thirty years later, when it was still controversial for women to wear pants in public, Yves Saint Laurent shocked the fashion world with Le Smoking suit, the first woman's tuxedo. And then in the '70s, a handful of stars including Diane Keaton, Bianca Jagger and Patti Smith embraced an androgynous aesthetic, opting for slacks, neckties and tuxedo jackets. Smith, who credits Keith Richards and Bob Dylan as fashion inspirations, regularly borrowed pieces from her photographer and muse (nay, doppelgänger) Robert Mapplethorpe.
On the flip side, male musicians have led the pack in bucking fashion tradition. In the 1950s when men were performing strictly in suits and ties, Elvis wore tight rolled pants, bright ruffled shirts and even eye makeup. A decade later in the '60s and even into the '80s, tight jeans, cropped T-shirts, flouncy blouses and scarves were a common sight on rockers such as Robert Plant, Mick Jagger and Steven Tyler. Jagger pushed the boundaries even further, sporting heavy eyeliner and sequined jumpsuits that were cut low in the front and painfully tight. And in such a masculine genre of music as rap, performers such as A$AP Rocky, Pharrell and Lil' Wayne have recently traded baggy pants for tapered leggings, leather skirts and dresses. Kanye West rocked a colorful woman's Céline blouse during Coachella and later caused a buzz for performing in a leather Givenchy kilt at the 12-12-12 concert.
Today, unisex fashion is hardly subversive. Done right, it remains one of the most effortlessly glamorous looks for both genders. From Barneys to Rag & Bone and Uniqlo, a good selection of quality unisex offerings can be found everywhere in NYC. Read on for more information.


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MIAMI — One person and three horses are dead after a barn fire at Rubio Ranch in northwest Miami-Dade County.
The fire happened early Sunday.
Miami-Dade police spokesman Javier Baez says the victim lived in a small living quarters at the stables. The body was found after the fire was extinguished.
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Because of the big demand from university teachers and students for the DB2 Fundamentals and Application Development workshop held at the Budapest Innovation Center, we decided to add two additional courses in October (5-7 and 19-21 October) for those whom we could not participate in September.
We had 42 participants from 7 universities at the two October workshops: Budapest University of Technology and Economics (7), University of Debrecen (1), Eötvös Loránd University (9), Dennis Gabor Applied University (3), West Hungarian University (1), University of Óbuda (1), Pannon University (1), Peter Pazmany Catholic University (1), University of Pécs (2), University of Szeged (1) and College of Dunaújváros (1).
This time we were interested in the participants' opinion about the course so you can a read a short review of student feedback below.
Where did you hear about the course?
Most of the students heard about the workshop through their university correspondence list and some of them through ONIK (which is a group for university informatics students) or the IBM Academic Initiative newsletter sent to faculty members who belong to this free program.
Why did you apply for the course?
Because we were interested to learn more about IBM's DB2 software and to widen our knowledge, as this was a unique education on a topic that we don't learn at the university. It was also tempting because the course and the exam at the end are free and the certification we got can be put on our CV as well. For those who already worked in the database area, it was a good way to deepen their knowledge.
Did you learn database management earlier?
There is basic database management at almost all universities; most students learn SQL as part of that course. But this was the first time that we could try a database program in practice, with the integrated hands on labs that are included as part of this program.
Were you aware of the DB2 product before this course?
Students were familiar with the DB2 name, but they did not have the chance to use the actual software previously. Editor's note: Students attending the course each receive a DVD to keep that contains a Linux virtual image of the DB2 Express-C and Data Studio products. Students can continue to use the software after the course for other school projects and for further learning and investigation
How could the DB2 course material be used further in your university?
It could be made available as an optional lesson or practice lab in the curricula. Also, if there would be more posters about IBM software at the universities, students would be more aware. Editor's note: Faculty members, the course is organized in modules with appropriate teaching materials, scripted notes and integrated hands on labs so that it can be easily incorporated in your curricula. The DB2 Academic Associate Program site contains additional information on this program
What was your opinion about the workshop?
It was a very useful course with good atmosphere at a pleasant place. According to some participants it's a pity that these three days are so tough and it would be much better if they could learn for one week in the late afternoon and evening hours. According to others it is great that the course was scheduled into the three full day course. It was much more convenient for those who come from the countryside or who work and have to take some days off. Editor's note: The course can be organized a number of ways to best meet the needs of the faculty and students. It was also very positive that we could meet the IBM HR colleague so we could get a more complete view about the career opportunities at the company. The server room was also very popular among us as we don't get a chance everyday to see such large capacity servers.
How hard was the exam?
The exam itself was not so difficult as more than half of the participants passed it, but it was hard that the questions were in English and we had to take the exam on the last day of the course. Editor's note: The exam is available in four languages: English, Spanish, Chinese and Portuguese. It would have been much better if the exam had been a bit later so we had more time to prepare for it (such as for the university exams). But some other participants were very happy that the exam was at the end of the course as they didn't have to come to
Where will you be able to use what you learned?
It will be useful to be able to list this course and certification when we apply for job. It will also be useful at our workplace (for those students also working). The content is also good to learn because it covers content that is common to any relational database. One thing is for sure: it was worth coming to the workshop.


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What do I need to provide for proof of harassment and does it have to be against me or my daughter?
It can be against your daughter. Since she is a minor, you have the right to file charges on her behalf. Proof of harassment would be contacting her and showing up after you have told him to stop.
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|Another Perspective...Santa creates interesting emotions...
By Lori Pankonin
Ho! Ho! Ho!
Such is the language of one jolly bearded guy who wears a red suit with white fur around the cuffs and collar. You find him here, there and everywhere this time of year.
Years ago . . . decades ago, my mom bought a life-sized Santa to greet those who entered the newspaper office. He sat in front of the front door at night and turned many heads with his real life look.
Good old Santa rotated amongst our four newspaper offices from year to year, creating stories to go in the memory banks. My brother-in-law drove a right-hand-drive car as a rural letter carrier. Imagine the trips down the highway when Santa was perched in the front seat on what is typically the driver's side. Saint Nick caused some double takes from other vehicles on his transports to different towns.
One year the all-gal Grant staff managed to move Mr. Santa to the bed of their boss. Imagine her exclamation when she came home late at night to find such a creature under her covers. Yikes!
Yes, Santa became the brunt of many jokes. Another year, one of the Wauneta staff continually expressed how Santa spooked her when she walked in the office. Arrangements were made for the community Santa to replace the stuffed model one day. So Kerry walked in the door, again making a comment about her non-so-favorite figure when Santa jumped at her.
Now that could seriously jolt the heart. It was meant as a joke but I can only imagine how it about crossed the line of whether it was funny or not.
Another vision I have of our stuffed Santa is the time I found him leaning back on a chair with a hat over his face, legs propped up on the desk. It was indeed snooze time after another year-end progress issue of the paper was printed.
I'll have to say I don't recall children wanting to jump up on his lap. Rather, they kept a distance and expressed caution. Isn't that a rather common reaction from children with this guy who's built up to be so great? We attempt to protect youngsters from strangers and scary situations, yet we expect them to be thrilled at sitting on the lap of this big hairy stranger. Then we walk away to take a picture. Go figure.
My grandson was but a toddler when he was with me at the office months after Christmas. He acted frightened and was looking around cautiously. He pointed out that there was the chair Santa sat on. Where was Santa?
Oh my gosh. That was indeed the chair that we used for Santa. He had obviously paid very close attention to the detail of this particular holiday figure.
Much like our own lives, this stuffed Santa has aged. Yes, he's seen his better years. In fact, he stayed in the storeroom this year, rather hunched over. I'm sure he could come around with some attention, some new stuffing, some work on the plaster hands. Actually, that's a pretty true life situation for all of us. Age starts being nasty if we don't focus on maintenance and improvements.
We enjoyed family time at the home of my brother and his family over Thanksgiving. Santa was appearing downtown that Friday night. How exciting for the kids! Or not. Three-year-old Tayvin had absolutely no interest in going. "He scares me," she exclaimed and no suggestion of making a request for a present changed her mind.
Austin, on the other hand, was eager to make a visit. His mom had told him she did not want him to get a certain electronic game. She wouldn't have to worry about it if he asked Santa.
I was quite impressed that he took heed to his mother's wishes. But he became quite stressed as we waited in line to talk to Santa. "What am I going to ask for?" he exclaimed.
My sister told him how sometimes when her son doesn't know what to ask for, he asks for a surprise. And that's just what Austin told Santa he wanted. A surprise.
Even though Jesus is the real reason for the season, it is fun to watch the sparkle that Santa can create. One of my favorite Christmas ceramic figurines was one I saw in a mountain shop years ago. It portrayed Santa who removed his hat and knelt with a bowed head by the manger where the Baby Jesus slept.
And I heard him exclaim as he drove out of sight, "Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night."
Ho! Ho! Ho! Merry Christmas!


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St. Thomas, VI (Sports Network) - Hayden Humes and Gary Talton tied for the
game high with 14 points each as the Illinois-Chicago Flames blazed by the
Mercer Bears, 62-36, in the second round of the 2012 Paradise Jam Tournament
at the UVI Sports & Fitness Center.
Humes and Talton were a combined 11-of-16 from the floor and added 4 rebounds
each for the Flames (2-1), while Daniel Barnes accounted for nine points and
seven boards. Humes was a perfect 4-of-4 from three-point range.
Travis Smith and Darious Moten both scored eight points for the Bears (2-2),
although the former shot just 3-of-10 from the floor in the setback for the
UIC's defense limited the Bears to just seven made field goals in the first
half, including 2-of-7 shooting behind the three-point line, as the Flames
claimed a 30-19 advantage at the break.
UIC made good on not just 12-of-24 from the field in the second half, it also
converted 5-of-8 out on the perimeter, while holding Mercer to just seven
field goals yet again. Late in the contest the Bears trailed by as many as 31
points before settling for the 26-point defeat.
UIC, which forced 17 turnovers and knocked down 8-of-15 shots behind the
three-point line, will move on to face the winner of the Wake Forest/
Iona game in the third round of the tourney.
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Halloween 2010
Wednesday, November 3rd, 2010 at 5:04:00
So some of you may have noted in a previous post that I do this haunted house every year. Been doing it ever since I was 17 years old, most of the time with the help of my little bro.
This year the two of us spent more time together than any since we were kids, and had lots of opportunities to plan out our favourite day of the year. Usually this was done over a few pints before seeing a movie, so the ideas started getting a little bit 'out there'.


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Volunteers gathered Tuesday morning to search for 41-year-old Tammy Salle, of Anaconda, who has been missing for over a week.
Salle was last seen the weekend before Christmas with her boyfriend, John Goldberg.
Investigators tell us they're using coordinates taken from her boyfriend's phone to search two areas 30 minutes west of Anaconda, the Copper Creek Campground and Moose Lake.
According to Salle's family these locations were two of Tammy and John's favorite spots.
A group of about 18 people searched with the help of hunting dogs and snowmobiles provided by local residents in Anaconda.
Salle's mother told NBC Montana it's more of a search and recovery than it is a search and rescue.
"At this point it's a recovery. We have reason to believe she is no longer with us. There was too much blood evidence and other evidence to show that she is no longer alive," said Elizabeth Mingatter, mother of Tammy Salle.
"What we're doing is trying to recover a body and were hoping that because John left us nothing we can find her body out here in the places they both liked to be," added Mingatter.
Investigators are still waiting on the results to return from the state crime lab in Missoula to see what direction they should take next.


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The town of Autun stands against wooded hills, dominating the Arrouz valley. The forests in Autun gave the town its furnishing industry, but you have to look further back in the past to recall the town's finest period, when it was «sister and equal to Rome». Augustodunum must have been a very large town since a theatre which seating 20,000 was built there... The Roman influence which will enthral you the most in this town , especially the exceptional talent of the sculptor Gislebertus..
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St.Lazare Cathedral
Rue Notre-Dame F - 71400 Autun
It would have taken a long time to achieve the extensive detail of the tympanum of the central portal, which is the major work of the Cathedral, sculpted between 1130 and 1135 by Gislebertus. The theme is of the Last Judgement depicted around a centr..
Musée Rolin
5 rue des Bancs F - 71400 Autun
The Musée Rolin is divided into four areas. The Gallo-Roman archaeology section houses a collection of pieces and relics from Bibracte Oppidum. Two rooms are devoted to masterpieces of Romanesque statuary by two masters from the Burgundian School: Gi..
St.Andrew 's gateway
Rue de la Croix-Blanche F - 71400 Autun
This is one of the four gateways which, with 54 semi-circular towers made up the Gallo-Roman enclosure. It has two archways for chariots and two prettier ones for pedestrians and is surmounted by a passage with ten arches. Transformed into a Church i..
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Logis De La Tete Noire
3, Rue De L'arquebuse F - 71400 Autun
Logis De La Tete Noire is located in the Gallo-Roman town of Autun near the Saint-Lazare Cathedral. It offers uniquely decorated guestrooms, some of which overlook the Morvan countryside. Inside the Logis De La Tete Noire there is a charming air-con..
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The Ibis Autun is moments away from the historic town centre and its cathedral and enjoys the cool, tranquil setting of Lake Vallon. Across from the exhibition centre and just a few minutes from shopping and industrial centres, this hotel welcomes y..
Hôtel Les Ursulines
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Old 17th century convent with a chapel, the hotel Les Urselines overhangs the old city Roman ramparts and features a spectacular view of the Monts Du Morvan. The hotel disposes of 43 rooms, 28 of which with air conditioning and 5 of which are junior..
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Operation Help Civil Rights group got involved in the Department of Justice lawsuit pertaining to an alleged school to jail pipeline on Saturday.. Wendol Lee with Operation Help says that he thinks something's going on.
"We got some complaints against the judicial system that it's got some flawed behavior."
The complainants believe that civil rights are being violated, and Operation Help is in town to dig a little bit deeper.
"When they get them in the courtrooms, we don't think they're being treated fairly, that's why we're here."
They say the problems don't stop in the courtroom. One woman who did not want to appear on camera says that she has a friend in jail, and no judge will hear his appeal and Mr. Lee agrees that this is a problem.
"What they're doing is, we think the judges may be taking kickbacks because we have to keep these private facilities full in order to make money and they're going after the kids, but we believe they're doing it with the adults also."
If Operation Help decides to open an investigation, more meetings will follow.
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Late Nirvana rocker Kurt Cobain's birthday will be celebrated in his native Aberdeen, Washington annually thanks to the launch of a new day in his honor.
Town mayor Bill Simpson and the city council have declared Feb. 20 will forever be Kurt Cobain Day.
A proclamation reads: "Aberdeen residents may justifiably take pride in the role our community played in the life of Kurt Cobain and the international recognition our community has gained from its connections with Kurt Cobain and his artistic achievements."
The "Smells Like Teen Spirit" singer has already been honored on the city's Welcome To Aberdeen sign, which bears the title of Nirvana's "Come As You Are."
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Cobain's death, and it also coincides with Nirvana's induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in April.


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An event featuring live music, a dunk tank and a barbeque was held yesterday as part of the 2012 Feds Feed Families campaign. The DOE-wide goal for this year is to collect 230,000 pounds of non-perishable food items, which will be donated to local food banks for direct distribution to those in need in the D.C. area. NNSA will host a variety of activities in August to help achieve the goal.
Big jobs are nothing new for the Projects Division at Pantex, and the award-winning installation of a new high explosives (HE) vertical turret lathe definitely qualifies as a big job, starting with the 10-ton weight of the machine itself.
Throw in the multi-ton blast wall that had to be craned out of the way, installation of all-new utilities and a greatly compressed timeline, and it becomes clear why completing the project on time and under budget earned a Project of the Year Award from the Amarillo chapter of the Project Management Institute (PMI).
"There were things about this project that were tough, but it was a good project," said Marvin Moreland, project manager. "Everybody knew it had to be done right and on time, so everybody pitched in to make it happen. It was a real team effort."
Moreland and his 14-person-team joined with a crew of experts to bring in the $2.1 million project 50 days ahead of schedule and $145,000 under budget – a significant accomplishment given the critical need to install the project to meet increased production goals.
"They saved the day for us," said Greg Lehnick, logistics section manager for HE Manufacturing. "There were a lot of obstacles to doing something like this, but they got it done, and that allowed us to meet the customer's expectations."
The massive lathe is nearly identical to several others in use at Pantex, but this particular piece of equipment had not been manufactured since the 1980s, when the other lathes were installed and the building was constructed around them. Getting a lathe into an existing bay required a 25-ton-crane, removal of a blast wall and a team of about a dozen lifting experts. Once the lathe was in the bay, all of the utilities and fire suppression systems had to be modernized.
The lathes are used to machine HE parts for use in weapon life extension programs at Pantex. The lathe's massive size belies its sophistication, which allows it to machine parts to tolerances down to a thousandth of an inch. The entire process is so sensitive that the ambient temperature must be controlled to within a couple of degrees lest thermal expansion throw off the accuracy.
Moreland and his team members submitted their project to the newly-formed chapter of PMI in Amarillo, which chose it as Project of the Year. The real reward, however, comes in allowing Pantex to meet its production goals and accomplish its critical national security mission.
"Marvin and his team deserve congratulations for the hard work they put in to make this happen," said Dennis Huddleston, manager of the Projects Division at Pantex. "Their success demonstrates the dedication all Pantexans have to getting the job done right."
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Joel Ramos, an engineering technician at Pantex, works with the lathe. The lathe is used to machine high explosives parts for use in weapon life extension programs at Pantex.
NNSA field office managers from across the enterprise gathered in Kansas City last week for a federal field leadership team meeting. During the trip, they toured the new Kansas City Plant, which is more than 80 percent complete. Beginning in January 2013, KCP will begin the move from the Bannister Federal Complex to the new National Security Campus. About the photo: From left to right: John Woolery, President and General Manager B&W Pantex; Geoffrey Beausoleil, Sandia Field Office Manager; Steven Erhart, Nuclear Security Production Office Manager; Stephen Mellington, Nevada Field Office Manager; Bill Jackson, meeting coordinator; Rick Lavelock, Kansas City Plant, Transformation Leader; Mark Holecek, Kansas City Field Office Manager; Michael Lemke, Associate Principal Deputy Administrator and Associate Administrator for Infrastructure and Operations; Douglas Dearolph, Savannah River Field Office Manager; Kimberly Davis, Livermore Field Office Manager; Kevin Smith, Los Alamos Field Office Manager; and Dana Hunter, NNSA's Field Office Liaison.
Representatives from NNSA's Sandia Site Office recently hosted the NNSA summer interns from the Albuquerque Complex and the Sandia Site Office on a tour of Sandia National Laboratories. The interns toured Sandia's Microsystems and Engineering Sciences Applications (MESA) facility and the Annular Core Research Reactor.
(Group photo) Anthony Torres, Michael Pitonzo, Nicholas Shaneyfelt, Matthew 'David' Conklin, Jennifer Slopek, Turner Adair, Dominique Rodriguez, Ashley Dyke, Richard Baca (NNSA Mentor for 2012 NNSA Intern Program), and Jordan Flynn.
NNSA Sandia Site Office Facility Representative Erwin Hoo hosts the NNSA Summer Interns on a tour of Sandia's Annular Core Research Reactor.
The NNSA Stewardship Science Graduate Fellowship (SSGF) annual fellows' conference this week brought together its fellows, alumni, academic advisors and DOE laboratory and headquarters staff. Participants gathered to learn about current research in the areas of high energy density physics, nuclear science and materials under extreme conditions and hydrodynamics.
Now in its seventh year, five new fellows were recently welcomed into the program and participated in the annual conference. Each fellow is afforded the unique opportunity to complete a three-month practicum at one of the DOE's national defense laboratories. During the practicum experience, fellows are able to use some of the nation's largest and most sophisticated experimental and computational facilities to conduct their research.
Funded by NNSA and founded in 2006, the SSGF program is administered by the Krell Institute. The SSGF recognizes an ever-increasing demand for highly trained scientists in fields within science and engineering that are critical to stewardship science.
Read more about the conference.
About the photo:Jennifer Shusterman, nuclear chemistry Ph.D. candidate at University of California, Berkeley, answers questions about her research.
Five individuals from NNSA's national laboratories have been named recipients of the Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers, the highest honor bestowed by the United States Government on science and engineering professionals in the early stages of their independent research careers.
Among the 96 recipients announced by President Obama are: Jeffrey W. Banks and Heather Whitley, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory; Amy J. Clarke, Los Alamos National Laboratory; and Stanley Atcitty and Daniel B. Sinars, Sandia National Laboratories.
The Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers embody the high priority the Obama Administration places on producing outstanding scientists and engineers to advance the Nation's goals, tackle grand challenges and contribute to the American economy.
Read more about the awards.
Savannah River Site (SRS) Tritium Programs recently completed a project to design, build and relocate a new system for separating and capturing helium-3. This form of helium gas is primarily used in radiation detectors employed by the United States Department of Homeland Security to detect neutron activity from nuclear material.
Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, LLC, the management and operations contractor at SRS, is responsible for the recovery and management of helium-3 as one of its key missions for NNSA. The recovery system upgrade project paves the way for a larger initiative to maintain and modernize Tritium operations while reducing operational footprint and costs.
The Tritium Responsive Infrastructure Modifications initiative will leverage technology advancements, so that the large, aging and more expensive processes will move from Cold War-era facilities into newer, smaller and less expensive accommodations, thereby reducing operating expenses by $28 million annually.
Read more about the upgrade.
Construction crews prepare to pour concrete at the new High Explosives Pressing Facility (HEPF) project at Pantex this month. Workers have performed several major concrete pours on the site and are beginning to erect the walls of the 45,000-square-foot facility.
The HEPF project, which is being managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, is on budget and on schedule for completion in 2014. The project will combine the operations of half a dozen aging buildings into one state-of-the-art facility, greatly reducing the movement of high explosives at Pantex. Reduced movement benefits safety and also aids in production, as high explosives moves can restrict other plant operations.
NNSA Administrator Thomas D'Agostino yesterday awarded the first ever NNSA Science and Technology Excellence Award to Dr. Michel McCoy from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory for his groundbreaking computer science research and leadership with the Advanced Simulation and Computing program.
The newly-established NNSA Science and Technology Excellence Award is the highest level of recognition for science and technology achievement in NNSA. It recognizes accomplishment that can include vision, leadership, innovation and intellectual contributions. The award is intended to draw attention to the remarkable scientific and technological successes that are achieved by the researchers that support the NNSA mission, and will be awarded at the sole discretion of the administrator.
"Dr. McCoy's groundbreaking work in the field of computer science and his commitment to the Advanced Simulation and Computing program is unmatched," said D'Agostino. "The award presented to Dr. McCoy represents our deep commitment to the science and technology that serves the breadth of our national security missions. His leadership, ingenuity and dedication not only helped NNSA's Sequoia supercomputer become the fastest supercomputer in the world, but also led to discoveries that will define our work for decades to come. We are fortunate to have dedicated professionals like Dr. McCoy who are truly leaders in their fields, and I am proud to have him part of our enterprise."
Read more about the NNSA Science and Technology Excellence Award.
About the photos: NNSA Administrator Thomas D'Agostino presents Dr. Michel McCoy from LLNL with the newly-established NNSA Science and Technology Excellence Award.
Y-12 recently honored six small businesses for their exceptional contributions to Y-12's missions during Fiscal Year 2011. In addition, two Y-12 employees also were acknowledged for their role as small-business advocates.
During the annual Socioeconomic Programs Awards reception, Y-12 highlighted the valuable role small businesses and entrepreneurs play in Y-12's transformation from the nation's 20th century Cold War nuclear weapons complex into a 21st century nuclear security enterprise.
Read more about the Y-12 honorees.
About the photo:
Darrel Kohlhorst, president and general manager of B&W Y-12, at right, and Gary Johnson, president of CG Services Corporation, sign a Mentor-Protégé agreement as his wife and CG Services Corporation Vice President Cindy Johnson looks on at the annual Socioeconomic Programs Awards ceremony held at Y-12's New Hope Center on July 12. CG Services' capabilities include environmental restoration, waste management, waste transportation and pollution prevention.


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DALLAS, Ga. (AP) -- The Paulding County Sheriff's Office is offering parents a free computer software program to help keep tabs on the types of content their children are seeing on the Internet.
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So far the public reaction to a proposed $10 hike in the cost of car license plates has been virtually non-existent but that could change when the first public hearing on the request filed by......
lets see,over half dozen complaints about the tax,but i have only heard two people against!!!!!! what?
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Go to all the local hotels and charge all of thos out of staters that have been living here for months the fee. All those duelie trucks that are everywhere with NO LOCAL taxes paid. Get those people. They are making all the money and mailing it out.
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Young Adult (2011)
Young Adult SynopsisSoon after her divorce, a fiction writer returns to her home in small-town Minnesota, looking to rekindle a romance with her ex-boyfriend, who is now married with kids.
Young Adult Release Date
In Theaters December 9, 2011
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Starring: Charlize Theron, Patrick Wilson, J.K. Simmons, Patton Oswalt, Elizabeth Reaser, Collette Wolfe
Written by: Diablo Cody
Directed by: Jason Reitman
Produced by: Diablo Cody, Lianne Halfon, Mason Novick, Jason Reitman, Russell Smith, Charlize Theron
Distributor: Paramount Pictures
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Lionsgate Taps Jack Thorne To Adapt Bestselling YA Novel Wonder
The film will tell the story of Auggie Pullman, a 10-year-old with a facial deformity that has kept him away from attending public school until he enters the fifth grade. And while the results are to be expected in the beginning, Auggie proves to everyone that beauty isnt limited to the eye of the beholder.
by Nick Venable May 8, 2013 comments
The Top 10 Movies Of 2011: Mack's List
This list started as an unfilled Word document saying Best Movies on January 1st , and it ended with over one hundred films that have been obsessively tweaked. Theres no ulterior motives and no efforts to impress behind the choices Ive made. These are just the ones I liked a little bit more than the rest.
by Mack Rawden January 2, 2012 comments
Josh's Top 10 Movies Of 2011
A decade spent working as a professional film critic has brought me here, to my tenth annual obligatory best of the year list. What you're getting here is a list of the 2011 movies which I think were the best. This list has the soul of a hero.
by Josh Tyler December 29, 2011 comments
Diablo Cody Says Young Adult And Sweet Valley High Are Kind Of Companion Pieces
When looking at the lead character of the Diablo Cody written film Young Adult, its not difficult to make the connection between Charlize Theron's Mavis and another project Codys known to have been working on, related to a certain set of pretty blonde Wakefield twins. In a recent interview about Young Adult, the subject of the Sweet Valley High film, for which shes penning the script, came up.
by Kelly West December 16, 2011 comments
Weekend Box Office: New Year's Eve's Party A Bust
If Hollywood were to hang up a stocking for Santa this year, it would slowly filling up with one lump of coal after another. This weekend two new releases hit theaters and both were ticket sale disappointments.
by Scott Gwin December 11, 2011 comments
Young Adult Clip Features An Amusing Conversation Between Charlize Theron And Patton Oswalt
Jason Reitmans Young Adult heads into theaters this weekend. If you read Kateys review of the film then you know she had good things to say about it, particularly the relationship between Charlize Theron and Patton Oswalts characters Matt and Mavis. The clip we have to show you shows us the (re)introduction of the two characters when Mavis returns to town and meets Matt in a bar.
by Kelly West December 9, 2011 comments
Operation Kino Podcast #40: Young Adult Reviewed And Director Departures Discussed
This week on Operation Kino, we're pulling out our mix tapes and slinking back to our parents' houses as we review the new Jason Reitman and Diablo Cody collaboration, Young Adult. From there we tackle the other big release of the weekend, The Sitter
by Op Kino December 9, 2011 comments
Jason Reitman Talks Young Adult, Autobiographical Films, And His Evolving Directing Style
Young Adult is in a way an attempt to get away from that meta conversation, a stripped-down and sometimes aggressively difficult film about a supremely unlikeable character who, despite plenty of reasons in favor of it, refuses to change. It's so immersed in its lead character that it demands to be taken on its own terms
by Katey Rich December 9, 2011 comments
Patton Oswalt Talks Young Adult And The Lasting Impact Of The Bad News Bears
Not that many people saw Big Fan, which means that this weekend's release of Young Adult may be the first opportunity for a lot of people to see how well Oswalt can build a character who's not too far removed from subjects he'd bring up in his standup, but also a fully developed and eventually heartbreaking character on his own
by Katey Rich December 8, 2011 comments
Charlize Theron Curses Up A Storm In New Young Adult Red Band TV Spot
There really isn't much point in a red band TV spot. If you utter a single curse word in any kind of trailer it will immediately be rejected by every single network, including those on cable. In fact, the only channels that would play expletive-laced previews are subscription services like HBO, Showtime or Cinemax, but guess what? None of those stations play commercials.
by Eric Eisenberg November 29, 2011 comments
Charlize Theron Looks Upset In New Poster For Young Adult
Ah, Diablo Cody. She's been an Academy Award-winning writer courtesy of Juno, the movie that turned her into Hollywood "It Girl" of the moment. She's been the subject of inevitable backlash over the mediocre -- but not nearly as awful as many insisted -- Jennifer's Body. This December she's returning to her Juno-esque roots with the black comedy Young Adult, starring Charlize Theron and reuniting Cody with her Juno director Jason Reitman.
by David Wharton November 15, 2011 comments
Charlize Theron Makes Lots Of Enemies In Two Young Adult Clips
Both of these scenes are teased in the movie's excellent trailer, but it's good to see how they play out in what's more like their full versions-- I'm guessing from the fact that there's no profanity that each of these have been trimmed a bit. I especially like the face Theron makes while stuffing the doughnut "for honors members only" in her face
by Katey Rich November 14, 2011 comments
Young Adult Clip Has Charlize Theron And Patton Oswalt Reconnecting
Before we get to see Charlize Theron attempting to conquer the fairest of them all in Snow White and the Huntsman, shes set to star in the Jason Reitman film Young Adult . Written by Diablo Cody, Young Adult will have Theron playing a young adult novel writer who returns to her hometown in the hopes of tracking down her ex-boyfriend.
by Kelly West November 13, 2011 comments
Empty Coffin Young Adult Novel Series Coming To The Big Screen
The first book in the planned Empty Coffin series, Envy is set in Port Gamble, Washington -- nicknamed "Empty Coffin" by the local residents. After a young, depressed teen girl is killed, two of her friends begin digging into the secrets behind the girl's death. Envy is based loosely on the real-life case of 13-year-old Megan Meier, a Missouri girl who committed suicide after a cyberbullying prank involving MySpace and adults who damn well should have known better.
by David Wharton October 21, 2011 comments
First Trailer For Jason Reitman And Diablo Cody's Young Adult
If you're tired of all the dour, inspirational, or serious end-of-the-year movies hoping for Oscar glory, Charlize Theron might have the solution to your problem. She's the magnetic, vicious heart of the first trailer for Young Adult, which makes another collaboration between Juno's director Jason Reitman and writer Diablo Cody
by Katey Rich October 6, 2011 comments
Charlize Theron Could Track A Kidnapper For Gritty Cities Of Refuge
The Oscar winner has played law-enforcement agents before, most notably opposite Tommy Lee Jones in In the Valley of Elah. And ever since winning her Oscar for Monster in 2003, Theron has effectively chosen roles that stretch her abilities. Id like to know whos guiding her through Refuge before I get too excited about it, though.
by Sean O'Connell September 22, 2011 comments
Charlize Theron Is Passed Out Drunk On The Young Adult Poster
The last time Jason Reitman and Diablo got together for a movie, Juno happened. Will Young Adult have the same success? Between the cast, the story description, and now this creative and amusing one-sheet, the movie certainly has a lot going for it already.
by Kelly West September 6, 2011 comments
Charlize Theron Wears Hello Kitty In First Image From Young Adult
In the film Charlize Theron plays Mavis Gary, a young adult fiction writer who, following her divorce, returns to her hometown. While there, she tries to rekindle her relationship with her high school sweetheart, Buddy Slade (Patrick Wilson). The problem is that Buddy is now married and has kids, leaving her to instead reconnect with another classmate (Patton Oswalt) who finds himself in a hole similar to Mavis'.
by Eric Eisenberg August 15, 2011 comments
Patton Oswalt And Patrick Wilson Join The Stalking In Young Adult
Though Wilson has worked with a whole litany of great directors in the past, it's actually Oswalt who's had the better career fortunes lately following his stellar, creepy lead turn in last year's Big Fan
by Katey Rich September 27, 2010 comments
Josh Brolin Not In Young Adult, But Is Still Working With Jason Reitman
Last month a rumor began that Josh Brolin was set to join the cast of Young Adult the second collaboration between director Jason Reitman and writer Diablo Cody. The story of a young adult fiction
by Eric Eisenberg September 13, 2010 comments
Josh Brolin To Be Stalked By Charlize Theron In Young Adult?
Of course, Brolin's just a rumor right now, so don't get too excited (like, uh, I may have). Maybe if we're all excited enough about it we'll collectively have the power to make it happen?
by Katey Rich August 12, 2010 comments
Jason Reitman To Direct And Charlize Theron To Star In Diablo Cody's Young Adult
Following the release and subsequent success of Juno, everybody thought that Diablo Cody was the next big thing. The writer was given an Oscar
by Eric Eisenberg August 2, 2010 comments
Diablo Cody's Next Screenplay Is A Young Adult
The young-adult fiction angle may very well have been inspired by Cody's other recent writing project, adapting the Sweet Valley High novels for a film. As excited as I am about that one
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MADISON COUNTY, Ill. (KSDK) - A Godfrey, Ill. man has been charged with DUI allegedly driving into a home in January, killing a resident inside.
Deputies with the Madison County Sheriff's Office responded to a call about a disturbance in the 200 block of Mercury Drive in Godfrey at 10:42 p.m. January 13.
When deputies arrived they learned a vehicle had crashed into a home in the 100 block of Saturn Drive, which is in the same neighborhood as the domestic disturbance call.
Jacob L. Fickle, 24, is accused of taking vehicle keys from a family member from the home on Mercury Drive and crashing into the home on Saturn Drive.
Marlin F. Bushnell, 73, was inside the home on Saturn Drive during the crash and died as a result of injuries sustained in the accident.
Police say Fickle fled the scene on foot and was found on the parking lot of the Beer Barrel Pub. He was taken into custody.
On January 15 Fickle was charged with leaving the scene of a traffic accident resulting in death and two misdemeanor charges of domestic battery after allegedly battering two separate family members during the original disturbance on Mercury Drive.
Fickle was also issued traffic citations for driving with a revoked license and failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident.
On March 7 the Illinois State Police Forensic Services Division completed an analysis of biological samples which determined Fickle was under the influence of THC, cocaine, Alprazolam, and had a blood alcohol level above .08, resulting in charges being filed for aggravated driving while under the influence resulting in death.
Bond was previously set at $150,000.


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I just want to know if its something wrong to my baby because the Doctor said the head and body of baby is 28 week but the legs is 25 week so its 3 weeks difference?
My baby is small for dates at 32 weeks. Is something wrong?
Chrissie Hammonds
Midwife sonographer and BabyCentre's expert on scans.
At your antenatal visits, your midwife can get a rough idea of your baby's size by gently pressing on your tummy. This is called palpation. It doesn't hurt your baby, because he's surrounded by amniotic fluid in your womb (uterus).
Your midwife will also gauge the size of your growing womb by measuring your bump. She'll do this with a tape measure, starting from your pubic bone and reaching to the top of your womb. The top of your womb is called the fundus, so this measurement is called the fundal height.
Your midwife should measure your bump from 24 weeks if it's your first pregnancy, or from 28 weeks if it's your second or subsequent pregnancy.
By coincidence, your fundal height in centimetres usually equals the number of weeks that you are pregnant! This tends to be accurate to within 2cm. When you're 32 weeks pregnant, your measurement should be somewhere between 30cm and 34cm.
Your midwife may also use a customised growth chart. This will take into account your height, weight and ethnicity, as well as how many babies you've had before. If your midwife is using a customised chart, try not to worry too much about your fundal height in centimetres. The important thing is that your baby is measuring within the correct range, adjusted for you.
If you measure 30cm or less at 32 weeks, or your customised results are below your range, your midwife may wish to err on the side of caution. In this case, she'll offer you an ultrasound scan. This type of scan is called a growth scan. It is a more accurate way of measuring your baby's growth than running a tape measure over your bump.
A growth scan can measure different parts of your baby's body. You'll then probably have another scan two weeks or three weeks later to see how your baby's grown in that time.
Try not to be too worried if you have to go back more than once. Each time your baby is scanned, the sonographer can take detailed measurements that will give a clear picture of how he's doing.
There are plenty of reasons that a healthy baby may appear small. It could be that there isn't much fluid around your baby. This may make your bump appear smaller, even if your baby is the right size. The position your baby's lying in, and your own height, shape and tummy muscles can all affect the measurement too.
Babies also grow at slightly different rates. Your baby may appear small for a while and then have a growth spurt.
Some babies are smaller than average because the people in their family just happen to be small. Others are small because of their ethnic background.
Generally speaking, if your baby's active, he's likely to be fine. Let your midwife know straight away if you notice any changes in your baby's movements.
Occasionally, though, babies don't grow at a healthy rate. This may be because of problems with the placenta, caused by the pregnancy illness pre-eclampsia. When this happens, doctors will say your baby has intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR).
You and your baby will be carefully monitored to make sure he's getting the oxygen and nutrients he needs from the placenta. Your doctor may request a special scan called a Doppler to check that the placenta is working normally. It's called placental insufficiency when the placenta is not working normally. Your doctor may also want to record your baby's heartbeat using a cardiotocograph (CTG).
Some hospitals have day assessment units where these tests can be carried out. You'll be an outpatient, so you won't be admitted to hospital overnight.
However, if your baby's growth suddenly slows a lot you may need to be admitted to hospital. If doctors are worried about your baby's health, they may advise you to have your baby early. In this case, you should be in the hands of an expert team. Their priority will be making sure you stay healthy and that your baby is well cared for.
Find out more about low-birth-weight babies in pregnancy.
Last reviewed: October 2014
This article was written using the following sources:
Hutchon D, Anderson J. 2009. Practical application of customized growth charts. BJOG 116(10):1356-63
Morse K, Williams A, Gardosi J. 2009. Fetal growth screening by fundal height measurement. Best Pract Res Clin Obstet Gynaecol 23(6):809-18
NCCWCH. 2008. Antenatal care: routine care for the healthy pregnant woman. National Collaborating Centre for Women's and Children's Health, Clinical guideline. London: RCOG Press. www.nice.org.uk [pdf file, accessed February 2010]
Turan S, Miller J, Baschat AA. 2008. Integrated testing and management in fetal growth restriction. Semin Perinatol 32(3):194-200
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Hi my LmP shows am due on 6th april...but The ultrasound shows am due on 24 april..My baby weights 700 grammes according to the scan which is around 25 weeks but I know am supposed to be 27 weeks..what could b the problem?
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Hi I visited my doctor in my 8months preg nd he said my baby is too smal he cnt even see a gender, bt other doctors corfimed a gender, does the sonar sumtyms inaccurate in derteminin some factors about babies
They seemed to have changed the way the fundal height is measured. I have a personalised graph with this pregnancy and my measurements are what I expect (at 29 weeks my measurement was 29cm and 34cm at 34 weeks) but according to my graph my baby is measuring on 90th centile & is destined to be 10lb by my due date (in comparison with my 6lb 10 daughter born at 40+4!).
I'm amazed to see how many people are so worried! You have to realize if you're small, it's probably normal to have a small baby! With my daughter I measured 3 weeks behind and she was born 6 lbs 17oz, totally healthy! Now I'm measuring 3 weeks behind again with my son. As long as they're still growing and active, don't sweat not being right on target!
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On November 4, 2008 Mecklenburg County voters approved $250 million in Park Bond projects. One of these projects called for the planning of Evergreen Nature Preserve a 77-acre urban forest, located just three miles from center city Charlotte.
The preserve protects a diversity of habitats and attracts a variety of migratory birds, especially during fall and spring migration. A second community workshop was held in November 2008. The plan included a pedestrian access along Progress Lane, parking at Norland Road, and two educational loop trails at Norland Road and Winterfield Place, and observation decks.
We will hold a third workshop in January and seek the endorsement of the plan by the Park and Recreation Commission in February 2009 and Board of County Commissioners approval in March .
► Take a look at the Evergreen Nature Preserve Master Plan.
Location and Directions
Evergreen Nature Preserve is located in east Charlotte just south of Central Avenue, between Winterfield Place and Norland Road. It is best accessed from Winterfield Elementary School or from a pedestrian entrance on Tarrington Avenue. A future entrance on Norland Road is planned. Get Directions
From Sharon Amity Road and Central Avenue
Travel west (toward center city) two blocks to Rosehaven Drive. Turn left on Rosehaven and continue until it ends at a t-intersection with Winterfield Place. Turn right on Winterfield Place and stay on it until Winterfield Elementary School is on your left. Continue past the school, then turn into the lot just past the building. Park in the back of the lot near the dumpster.
From Eastway Drive and Central Avenue
Travel east (toward Eastland Mall) through the traffic light at Kilborne and Norland. Continue east to the second traffic light at Rosehaven Drive. Turn right on Rosehaven and continue until it ends at a t-intersection with Winterfield Place. Turn right on Winterfield Place. Continue until Winterfield Elementary School is on your left. Continue past the school, then turn into the lot just past the building. Park in the back of the lot near the dumpster.
History and Description
Evergreen Nature Preserve derives its namesake from the adjacent Evergreen Cemetery on Central Avenue. The City of Charlotte purchased 200 acres for Evergreen Cemetery in the early 1940's as an alternative to the nearly full Elmwood Cemetery.
Only 50 acres were developed for plots, and through the years, families in the surrounding neighborhoods of Sheffield Park, Eastway, and Medford Acres used the undeveloped and forested areas of the cemetery for hiking, walking, mountain biking and bird watching.
In April 1977, Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation Department began discussions with the City of Charlotte on the possibility of utilizing a portion of the undeveloped cemetery for a district park and proposed in its 1989 Park Master Plan a park in the cemetery's vicinity. In December 2000, the community submitted a petition to the Department requesting that nearly 80 acres of the cemetery property be protected as forest habitat and that any needs for active recreation facilities be developed at the adjacent schools instead. 90% of community workshop attendees during that same month supported that proposal. On October 2, 2001, the Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners unanimously voted to accept 77 acres of City of Charlotte owned property at Evergreen Cemetery and designate the parcel as nature preserve in accordance with the 1997 Nature Preserve Master Plan. Thus Evergreen Nature Preserve was born.
The preserve's natural communities are primarily upland hardwood forests with a couple of forest openings or glades. Several tributaries flow through the preserve and empty into Edward's Branch and the Edward's Branch wetlands. Remnants of the historic Potter Road, one of the two main roads in Mecklenburg County in 1775, can be seen near the Evergreen Nature Preserve and Sheffield Park border.
Evergreen Nature Preserve contains no restroom facilities or other park amenities. However, new picnic shelters, a playground, and renovations to the basketball and tennis courts are planned for the adjacent Sheffield Park within the next two years.
Evergreen Nature Preserve has 2 miles of trails offering hikers and nature enthusiasts the opportunity to explore a variety of terrains while enjoying scenic views of the forest, fields, and streams. Mountain bikes are not permitted within the preserve.
Dogs are welcome on preserve trails, but must remain on a 6-foot or shorter leash at all times. All trails are marked with color symbols. Download a temporary trail map. A full-color, pocket-sized trail map is planned for the future.
Flora & Fauna
Evergreen Nature Preserve protects habitat for 129 species of birds, a remarkable diversity considering its urban location. Some of the better birdwatching areas are in the forest openings and at the newly constructed Edward's Branch wetlands in adjacent Sheffield Park. Staff are still in the process of documenting the preserve's other plants and animals residents.
Evergreen Nature Preserve has been adopted by Mecklenburg Audubon Society. Members hold regular birdwatching trips and work days at the preserve. For more information, visit www.meckbirds.org.


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Six 'Appalachian Wonder Tales' on tap from Kanawha Players this weekend
"Sing Down the Moon: Appalachian Wonder Tales"
Presented by Kanawha Players
WHEN: 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday
WHERE: Kanawha Players Theater, 309 Beauregard St.
COST: Adults $16, students and children $10; family packages available.
INFO: 304-343-7529 or visit www.kanawhaplayers.org
NOTE: A sensory-friendly performance for special needs individuals is at 1 p.m. Saturday.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- For director Luci Britton, when it comes to the Kanawha Players' "Sing Down the Moon: Appalachian Wonder Tales," there's one word to describe the show: family.
"The whole goal of the cast is we, as a family, are putting on a show for your families," she said of the production, which has four performances this weekend.
She noted that the 7 p.m. start time is an hour earlier than usual to better accommodate children's bedtimes.
The two-hour show takes several popular fairy tales, gives them an Appalachian spin and mixes them with original old-time music to drive the action along. It has six tales: "Jack and the Wonder Bean," "Jack's First Job," "Jack and King Marock," "Catskins," "The Enchanted Tree" and "The Sow and Her Three Pigs."
The Jack in the first three tales is, of course, he of the beanstalk fame. "Catskins" is a play on Cinderella, and "The Enchanted Tree" is a beauty and the beast tale. "The Sow and Her Three Pigs" is a take on "The Three Little Pigs," in which all the dialogue is sung. (Think "Les Miserables.")
A few of performers in the show are members of the local chapter of the Sweet Adelines barbershop chorus. Though they're no strangers to singing, this is their first time acting, Britton said.
It's also her first time directing. She said she got a call from KP president Katonya Hart, with whom she went to college, then read the script and fell in love.
"It's a funny play; you will laugh," she said. "It's very upbeat, very uplifting and very fun."
The cast ranges in age from 8 to 82, and like Britton and the Sweet Adelines singers, many others are new to performing. Some of the adults have acted in the past, but not since high school.
"Lots of them are doing it for their families -- their children and grandchildren," Britton said.
Though she admitted directing has been challenging, she said it hasn't been overly stressful. Returning to the theme of family, she said she encouraged a close-knit atmosphere among the cast and crew.
"I told them I want us to be like a family: We'll have days we get along and days we don't, but we are going to work it out together. My goal is they understand to think of us as a family."
Because this is a family-friendly show, Kanawha Players will try something new this weekend. At 1 p.m. Saturday, the troupe will present a special sensory-friendly show.
This means the lighting and sound effects will be toned down to make the environment more accessible for families with autistic and special needs individuals.
Board member Tracy Hunt is spearheading the project, which she believes is the first of its kind in the area.
"It was [vice president] Ginger Workman's idea," Hunt said. "I am the parent of an autistic child, and all the board knows that. She asked me what I thought about it. I just took it and ran with it!"
In addition to tweaking the lighting and sound, the Saturday afternoon performance will have a quiet room with coloring pages and bubbles -- "low-key activities if they get overwhelmed and need to go out and collect themselves," Hunt said.
Volunteers will be stationed at all exits to make sure no one wanders off.
If this goes well, the group hopes to do sensory-friendly performances with future shows that lend themselves to it (child-friendly, without too dramatic lighting and sound effects). Hunt said the board has put together a temporary committee for sensory-friendly shows.
"I hope to get enough audience to support it," she said. "I hope to bring more sensory-friendly activities to the area." Reach Amy Robinson at email@example.com or 304-348-4881.


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When Prime Minister Manmohan Singh declared, 'The Maoists have become the gravest threat to India's internal security", he was undoubtedly reflecting an extremely urgent concern that the entire country feels.
And yet, this 'enemy' is not an outsider; these are our countrymen, our own children that are fighting our state. India is at war with itself!.
Chakravyuh is the story of two best friends: Adil and Kabir. Adil Khan, a highly decorated police officer is posted to Nandighat, after a horrifying massacre of 84 policemen. Within days, he discovers that the Maoists, lead by the ruthless and charismatic Rajan, effectively control the area. They are able to swiftly thwart Adil's most determined efforts. Despite holding a position of enormous power as the SP of Nandighat, Adil has never felt so helpless in his career.
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North Central College alumni—three men and three women—were among the top 5 finishers in the Nov. 10 Naperville Marathon and Half Marathon.
North Central College alumni were among the top finishers in the Naperville Marathon and Half Marathon, which started and finished at the College's Residence Hall/Recreation Center on Nov. 10. The first male runner across the finish line in the marathon was Yonatan Mascote '13, and first among the women in the half marathon was Amber Druien '07.
These North Central College alumni placed in the top 5:
Marathon (1,079 finishers)
1. Yonatan Mascote '13, 2:34:25 time
2. Brian Scott '00, 2:40:43 time