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Leon Hiebert was pastor of Andover Assembly of God (Generations Church A/G) from 1989 to 2009. He is a Viet Nam veteran who spent 10 years in the US Navy most of the time as a corpsman serving with the Marine Corps. A native of Belleville, Kan., Hiebert is semi retired and lives in Andover with his wife, Sharon. He is a school bus driver for USD 385, Andover, Kansas.
Scripture: Matthew (NIV) 22:37 Jesus replied: "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.
38 This is the first and greatest commandment.
39 And the second is like it: "Love your neighbor as yourself.
40 All the Law and the Prophets hand on these two commandments.
Observation: It is always good to be reminded of the bottom line. Everything is based on these two commandments.
Application: I am to love my neighbor as I love myself, but I am to love God with ALL my heart (the center of all physical and spiritual life), and ALL my soul (the center of all my feelings and desires), and ALL my mind (the center of all my understanding).
Prayer: Lord, forgive me for not loving you as completely and intensely and thoughtfully as you deserve. Amen
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A respectable collection which raises the question: why do the Killers pad their albums out with mediocre filler, when they have at least some decent alternative material to spare?
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Shelves of coral surround the Pacific island of Palau. Corals, small organisms related to anemones, secrete calcium carbonate, which hardens into an exoskeleton and over time forms reefs.
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Appearing as flowers of the sea, the tentacles of an orange cup coral reach out in the waters of the Caroline Islands in Micronesia. Known for their brilliant colors, these corals inhabit the shallow areas of coral reefs.
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Branching Coral
Photograph by Heather Perry, National GeographicWith alphabetic intent, this branching coral near the Turks and Caicos Islands in the Caribbean Sea seems to be spelling out a message. The coral's hard calcium-carbonate skeleton provides the form, and the symbiotic algae they host create the color.
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Coral Reef
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Post subject: how long after having baby did you have ur first proper AF??
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First baby (natural) I bled for three weeks, b/f for two and had AF at 7 weeks.
This time (section) I bled for 4 weeks did not b/f and had AF at 5 weeks.
Does the coil not work for you? I also cannot take anything that hormonaly goes through my body as I bleed a lot and often, but have to have something as I suffer from hormone related migraines and anaemia if I don't, and as the coil is 'localised' to the area it works much better for me.
There are contracptions out there to test your body temps to back up the withdrawal methods
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I think it would be very unusual to get pregnant from sex 3 weeks after giving birth but not totally impossible , it would mean you'd have to ovulate between 3-4 weeks after having your baby , I know at least a couple of times after mine I had my first AF at about 6 weeks so if you do ovulate before that first period then I suppose conceiving around 3-4 weeks after a baby is possible
Might be worth a test Although if you were still bleeding off and on for a while after then its less likely as you'd be losing lining
There's something called persona as well which is similar to the cbfm but for contraceptive purposes, all you do is pee on a stick in the morning and it tells you if you're "safe" based on your hormones ,if not then you just avoid sex or use condoms until it shows you have ovulated, you can buy non latex condoms from places like amazon , they are more expensive though
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Saturday, July 25, 2009
Freezer Pickles
We didn't grow cucumbers in our garden this year. Being first-timers with limited garden space, we stuck with tomatoes, peppers, cabbage and a few herbs. But the generosity of hubby's co-irkers (now you know the real reason I make them all those treats) has supplied us with a boatload of cucumbers. What to do with them after you've eaten your fill of them fresh? You make them into freezer pickles.
Freezer Pickles
Beg, borrow or steal a food processor if you don't own one. Otherwise plan on spending a good part of the day slicing cucumbers.
For each 8 cups of (unpeeled) sliced cucumbers, you will need:
1 sweet onion, thinly sliced
1 cup vinegar
1 Tbsp pickling salt
3/4 tsp celery seed
2 cups sugar (or Splenda)
Layer sliced cucumbers and onions in a large bowl. Combine vinegar, salt, celery seed and sugar. Stir to combine/dissolve. Pour over cucumbers and stir well. Cover and refrigerate for three days, stirring once each day. After three days place cucumbers into freezer containers and cover with the brine. Freeze for up to one year (if they last that long.)
10 comments:
- Janice said...
OMG those look good! And, yes, life can't be all about the BBA breads . . . luckily, we did plant cucumbers and they are finally producing, so I'll be trying this recipe soon. Thanks!
- July 25, 2009 at 11:05 PM
- Mags said...
Janice, I think it only fair that you share your cucumbers with me...lol
- July 25, 2009 at 11:42 PM
- Moogie said...
Mags, Now you've done it. I guess I will have to do a posting with my fried pickles.
Your freezer pickles look delicious. Unfortunately when we down-sized for our retirement move, the freezer was one of the first things to go. I'll sample some of yours when I come to visit.
- July 26, 2009 at 6:22 AM
- Mags said...
Moogie: fried pickles? Now THAT sounds awesome.
- July 26, 2009 at 9:51 AM
- stephchows said...
seriously??? You can freeze them and they don't get all funky when they thaw?? rock on!!
And Mags, you've never had fried pickles?? so bad for you... but oh so tasty!
- July 27, 2009 at 10:26 AM
- Mags said...
Steph: They stay all nice and crispy.. delicious. And no, I've never had fried pickles, but as soon as I land a recipe I'm going to try them!
- July 27, 2009 at 11:33 AM
- Katerina said...
I have never had freezer pickles. Do you eat them straight from the freezer.
- July 27, 2009 at 1:01 PM
- Mags said...
Katerina, I should have added that you take them from the freezer the day before you want to eat them and thaw them in the fridge.
- July 27, 2009 at 1:13 PM
- Jen @ My Kitchen Addiction said...
These look super tasty - my hubby would love me lots if I made him some of these. He's a pickle fanatic. :)
- July 27, 2009 at 3:13 PM
- Mags said...
Jen: Yes, he will indeed love you! It's just a great way to put up pickles if you're not into canning (and I'm so not..lol)
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OHS Naming Opportunities
Individuals, foundations, or companies may support the Oklahoma Historical Society and at the same time have their names, or that of ancestors, colleagues, or family members associated with the Oklahoma Historical Society and the people, both famous and anonymous, who played roles in our state's history, honored and remembered.
Naming opportunities at the Oklahoma History Center begin at $500 and continue into the six figure range. Among these opportunities are:
Red River Journey Historical and Botanical Markers ($500)
Oklahoma Family Tree Leaf Project ($1,000)
Legacy Limestone Pavers ($5,000)
More prominent naming possibilities include sponsoring Red River Walk Sculptures, naming the History Center Plaza north of the Entry Foyer, the History Center Grand Stair, the History Center Entry Foyer, and the Mezzanine and landing on the third floor of the History Center. Possible naming rights at our 30 museums and historic sites throughout Oklahoma also are being considered.
Persons interested in making a donation involving naming rights are encouraged to contact:
Larry O'Dell
Director of Special Projects & Development
Oklahoma Historical Society
800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105
(405) 522-6676


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Babysitting may be the perfect job for you. It can it teach you about having a job and managing money. It can also help you learn a lot about children, families, and safety. There are certain things that will be expected of you as a sitter, though. And there are also things that you should expect from parents. Before you begin watching children, you should be clear about safety guidelines.
As a babysitter, you are responsible for keeping children safe. You need to:
To prevent accidents, keep children away from potential hazards such as:
Stairs can be dangerous for children. Here are some tips to prevent accidents on the stairs:
Do not bathe the baby. In most cases, you can clean the baby's skin with a clean facecloth in lukewarm water. Bathing a baby calls for extreme care and supervision. Aside from the risk of hot water scalds, there is always the danger of drowning. You may want to be of help to the parents, but bathing an infant is not advised.
Infants and young children can choke on any small items they put in their mouths. Here are some tips to prevent choking:
Loose, baggy clothing can be dangerous if it gets caught on furniture, cribs, or playpens as children climb and play. Clothing can also be a problem if it becomes tightly wound around the baby. Be alert for hazards such as these and adjust clothing so that it cannot become tangled.
If the child becomes ill or has an accident, do not try to be a doctor or nurse (except for minor cuts and bruises). You should do the following:
Safe Kids Worldwide
US Consumer Product Safety Commission
About Kids Health—The Hospital for Sick Children
Canada Safety Council
Baby safety basics. Safe Kids USA website. Available at: http://www.safekids.org/sites/default/files/documents/Baby%20Safety%20Basics%202012%20Revised.pdf. Accessed May 15, 2014.
Babysitter safety guidelines. Virginia Tech Hokie Wellness website. Available at: http://www.hokiewellness.hr.vt.edu/HomeLife/ChildCareEducationampFamilyServices/ChoosingChildCare/BabysitterSafetyGuidlines.aspx. Accessed May 15, 2014.
4/2/2010 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed: Saki N, Nikakhlagh S, Rahim F, Abshirini H. Foreign body aspirations in infancy: a 20-year experience. Int J Med Sci. 2009;6(6):322-328.
Last reviewed May 2014 by Michael Woods, MD
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The following is an excerpt from our 2011 Annual Report.
What is a Medical Home?
A medical home is an approach to providing comprehensive primary care that builds partnerships between patients, their physicians and, when appropriate, their families.
The American Academy of Pediatrics was at the forefront of the medical home movement, detailing decades ago that every child needed a place where care was accessible, ongoing, patient and family-centered, of high quality, coordinated, and compassionate.
Today, those philosophies have been expanded to adults as they've been adopted by family practice and other health care associations.
In fact, the National Committee for Quality Assurance, a non-profit dedicated to improving health care quality, is now recognizing qualifying medical practices as Patient-Centered Medical Homes.
Patient-Centered Medical Homes
Achieving the Patient-Centered Medical Home recognition is part of the Vermont Blueprint for Health's goals for all primary care providers in the state.
The hope is to improve primary care so patients are getting regular needed care and other supports to maintain their health before facing more costly emergency or inpatient care.
"The medical home adopts a 'whole person' approach to primary care, encompassing medical, behavioral and self-management support," says Gifford Blueprint Project Coordinator LaRae Francis. "It's the entire health care team wrapping its arms around the patient to provide the support and resources he or she needs to manage his or her health
"It aims to keep people healthier, enhance their quality of life and benefit them financially, both through reduced health care costs and secondary costs such as missed work."
In 2011, each of Gifford's primary care practices – the Gifford Health Center at Berlin's pediatrics practice, the Bethel Health Center, the Chelsea Health Center, Gifford primary care in Randolph and the Rochester Health Center – was recognized as a Patient-Centered Medical Home following inspections by the National Committee for Quality Assurance.
The health centers, which serve a total 21,540 patients, each formed quality improvement teams to address expectations for a Patient-Centered Medical Home, primarily through honing and streamlining systems. Among those expectations, or standards, were access to care, communication, such as through timely callbacks to patients and tracking referrals and tests, such as lab results to ensure they are communicated back to the patient.
The process, says Vice President of Medicine Teresa Voci, allowed the health centers to identify and correct problems. It's all work done behind the scenes, but also all work that makes care more timely for patients.
Labs, X-rays and referrals to specialists are all now better tracked to ensure the patient and the primary care provider know the results of those exams, notes Chelsea Health Center site manager and nurse Travis Worthen. Providers are also more often meeting with patients to go over results.
And the patient is increasingly a bigger part of the health care team.
"Historically, medicine has always told patients what to do and now medicine is really turning toward engaging the patient in a partnership for health outcomes," Teresa explains.
The work doesn't stop with Gifford.
With the medical center's primary care locations now all recognized, LaRae, as Blueprint coordinator for the Randolph Health Service Area (a Blueprint-defined area spanning from Randolph to White River Junction), is now looking outside of Gifford. She's reaching out to White River Family Practice in Wilder and the South Royalton Health Center.
She hopes to help these private health centers also earn the recognition, further improving patient care in our region.


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STOCKTON - A former criminalist from a state crime lab in Ripon has pleaded guilty to embezzlement after taking a half-pound of crystal methamphetamine and cocaine from evidence submitted by law enforcement agencies.
Prosecutors said the theft compromised dozens of drug cases in San Joaquin, Calaveras, Tuolumne, Merced and Stanislaus counties, where the lab worker was to testify.
Already weeks into his own jury trial, Hermon Brown pleaded Tuesday in exchange for a 16-month incarceration period under realignment law AB109. His sentence is to be served in San Joaquin County corrections.
Brown, 43, was facing a maximum of three years in state prison for multiple charges, including grand theft and possession of meth for sale.
"What he did was very serious, and it caused significant damage to the justice system across several counties," county Deputy District Attorney Todd Turner said.
"Once in a while, people in law enforcement jobs breach that trust, but on the balance it is very rare. ... There are a lot of fine criminalists there ( at Ripon crime lab)."
Brown was absent from the trial about 50 percent of the time for medical and personal reasons. His wife passed away during the investigation, and he had sought emergency medical treatment for himself just before accepting the plea deal Tuesday.
According to witness testimony, there were significant weight losses in many drug evidence packets handled by Brown. Some packages that were re-analyzed had as much as 50 percent missing.
The laboratory brought their suspicions forward to authorities.
Brown is scheduled for sentencing in August.
Turner believes the deal was fair and reasonable. Brown caused great damage, but he had no prior criminal record and is not likely to reoffend, Turner said.
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Topic: LOVE-FAITH-HOPE
Somtimes I wake up in the night
So paralyzed by fear
Surprized, I find my shaking hand
Has brushed away a tear.
Then suddenly I'm wide awake
Awareness seeping in ----
"Oh no, dear God, I cannot face
This cancer once again!"
Then all the thoughts I dread the most
Keep going through my mind.
I toss and turn for hours
But no comfort can I find.
Then when I finally cease to fight
This battle all alone ----
And offer up a prayer for help
Your love to me is shown.
I come to know a special peace
The world can never give.
God tells me not to fear my death
Which frees me now to live.
And thank You ,Lord for showing me
Together we can cope.
A new day filled with all your love ---
With faith and trust and hope!
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In going from tversity's, um, shall we call them, inconsistencies? to the stability and ease of use of PS3MS, coupled with my girlfriend's desire to have all my bulky desktop equipment out of our living room once we move to a new place, I was looking to build a Media Server that meets the following requirements:
1. Two 1-TB HDDs, I already know what I'm getting for these so it's not really something I need to figure out.
2. A case which could blend in relatively well with other media components (otherwise it'll be hidden out of view, which makes this requirement flexible). I think I've found a case which I'm happy with, but I'm open to AFFORDABLE suggestions.
3. MUST MUST MUST be able to stream 1080p without dropping the quality to a marginal level. I assume this means I need a decent...
4. Processor, I'd prefer Intel just because I'm more familiar with their processors and get their naming structures, if suggesting AMD processors I'd also like to know the Intel equivalent just so I know what level of hardware we're talking about
5. Motherboard with HDMI-out on it. Considering it's the processor and bandwidth which are the biggest strains on streaming 1080P over a network, I don't need a standalone video card, and having HDMI-out on the mainboard would be a nice perk.
6. RAM, I suppose, but I'll get whatever's popular and reliable.
7. I don't want to worry about overclocking, using heatsink paste (I suck at arts & crafts), RAID, NAS boxes, or Linux. I'll be running a flavor of Vista on this machine. Lastly, I can currently stream with my laptop (wirelessly) through my router to my (wired) PS3 in 1080p - Planet Earth looked wonderful. I'd just like a no-fuss media box for all my goodies that I don't have to worry about, which won't have a monitor/keyboard/mouse connected to it, that starts PS3MS as a Windows service and handles all my content without hassle or errors.
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My name is Jamison Huhner and my blog presents and discusses claims to fame for small towns all over the U.S. And other random nonsense. Claims to fame include celebrity residents past and present, historic events (battles, crimes), oddities, records of some sort and a million other things. I'm a graduate of Devils Lake Central and, eventually, a graduate from the University of North Dakota with degrees in Russian/Soviet studies and business. After college I moved south to Atlanta before finally ending up in Nashville where I now live with my wife and twin boys.


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At the Montevideo City Council meeting on Monday, Mayor Debra Lee Fader received an award on behalf of the city, recognizing an exemplary Beyond the Yellow Ribbon program in Montevideo, from representativces of Beyond the Yellow Ribbon. Presenting the award to her are (from left) Tim Kolhei, Captain David Johansson and Doug Broich. (Staff photo by Jeremy Jones)
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It was kind of a boring week on Big Brother 18, with Frank's eviction all but inevitable after he lost OTEV. But it did confirm one thing: The women are way too petty and focused on showmances to have a prayer. Sigh.
There's no question that "Sharknado" stopped being funny a long time ago -- maybe even after the first movie shocked everyone (including Syfy) when it went viral. But, there is a fourth movie in the making right now.
Dave Granlund cartoon on Exxon being low on profits.
With all the commotion, hustle and need to keep it all together at the airport, saving a few navigation minutes can make a significant difference on your travel experience. Time saved provides you and your family an opportunity to settle in, gather...
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Federal researchers returning from a 30-day expedition to study whales and dolphins around the Hawaiian Islands said they are looking for clues to help sustain healthy populations of the marine mammals.
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They can travel with you in the aircraft cabin and as baggage in the hold
Iberia does not permit the carriage of weasels (ferrets, pine martens, etc.)
It is important to know the documentation you need to transport your dog, cat, tortoise, bird, etc. And bear in mind the legal regulations and conditions to be able to carry them.
Acceptance in the hold
Carry them in the hold in an appropriate cage or pet pack: resistant, secure, comfortable and ventilated. Contact the Booking Office when you buy your ticket.
To be able to carry your pet in the hold you must put it in a cage or pet pack that complies with international regulations:
- 1. Of resistant and secure material with a lock that offers guarantees that it won't open at any time.
- 2. Comfortable for the size of the animal and with no external or internal deterioration that could injure your pet.
- 3. With ventilation and a leak-proof floor.
The number of cages or pet packs and their sizes is limited by the type of aircraft. If you intend to fly with your pet you should contact the Booking Office for authorisation. The trip can only be authorised when all of the flight legs are confirmed. The weight and size of the animal should fall within the established limits on both the outbound and return flights.
Charges for the carriage of pets in the hold, per leg
|Spain, Europe, Africa and the Middle East
|America and Angola
|With origin America*, Nigeria or Israel
Single charge payable exclusively at the airport
For flights with Origin Brazil (outbound and return), the charge per animal is 240USD
Acceptance in the cabin
Carry them in the cabin with you if they don't exceed 8 kg. in weight (including their cage or pet pack) with previous authorisation from the Booking Office
Some pets can travel in the cabin with you, if you get authorisation from the Booking Office and if the pet meets these conditions:
- 1. 8 kg. maximum weight including cage or pet pack.
- 2. Maximum container measurements are 45 cm long, 35 cm wide and 25 cm height and the sum of the three dimensions cannot exceed 105 cm.
- 3. The cage or pet pack should be strong, ventilated, with a leak-proof floor and safe. You can either bring one with you or purchase one at IBERIA for €25.
- 4. To carry birds, please ensure the cage is strong, locks securely and that no food or drink can spill. The cage must also always be covered.
- 5. You can take various animals of the same species in a single container if they are small and light enough.
- 6. You pet should travel with you without bothering your neighbouring passengers. It should remain inside its container/cage throughout the whole of the flight and its care is your responsibility.
- 7. Animals with special characteristics, e.g., a strong odour, etc., may bother other passengers and the crew, and you will not be able to carry them.
- 8. For safety reasons, do not occupy a seat in the aisles next to the emergency exits.
Charges for the carriage of pets in the cabin, per leg
|Europe, Africa and the Middle East
|America* and Angola
Single charge payable exclusively at the airport
* If the origin is America the rate per animal is 150USD per animal, except for flights with origin Brazil, (outbound and return) where the charge per animal is 240USD.
Legal limits and documentation
You can carry your pet with you so long as you meet all the legal proceedings and have the necessary documentation.
Veterinary passport for travelling with dogs and cats as pets.
New regulation on the carriage of pets between EU Member States:
Trips to EU Member States (except UK, Ireland and Sweden).
Animals should travel with a PET PASSPORT which shows:
- They are identifiable by a clearly readable tattoo or microchip.
- They have had a rabies vaccine or booster vaccine.
Trips to Sweden, UK, Ireland and Malta.
Pets (except ferrets) shall travel with a PET PASSPORT that features the same requirements as in the point above. Additionally, you should be able to prove they have had a rabies neutralising antibodies test (blood test) with a satisfactory result.
If the destination is the United Kingdom or Ireland (*), the sample should be taken 30 days after vaccination and 6 months before the trip.
If the destination is Sweden, the sample should be taken 120 days after vaccination.
The carriage of animals by IBERIA to the United Kingdom continues to be unauthorised and therefore IBERIA will not accept any animal with destination United Kingdom.
Journeys from Third Countries with favourable conditions towards the European Union:
For certain European countries (Andorra, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino, Switzerland and the Vatican), entry will be admitted according to the applicable national regulations (except United Kingdom, Ireland, Malta and Sweden).
They will also be admitted entrance into European states (except UK, Ireland, Malta and Sweden) from certain rabies-free countries (Antigua and Barbuda; Argentina; Aruba; Ascension Island; Australia; Barbados; Bahrain; Belarus; Bermuda; Bosnia and Herzegovina; British Virgin Islands; Canada; Cayman Islands; Chile; Croatia; Dutch Antilles; Falkland Islands; Fiji; French Polynesia; Hong Kong; Jamaica; Japan; Malaysia; Mauritius; Mayotte; Mexico; Montserrat; New Caledonia; New Zealand; Russian Federation; Saint Helena; Saint Kitts and Nevis; Saint Pierre and Miquelon; Saint Vincent and Grenadines; Singapore; Taiwan; Trinidad and Tobago; United Arab Emirates; United States of America; Vanuatu; Wallis and Futuna) with a valid certificate according to the applicable national regulations.
Journeys from Third Countries with other conditions, into the European Union:
For cases of entry from certain countries with an unfavourable situation with regard to rabies not included in the point above, entrance will be admitted into European states (except Sweden, UK and Malta) with a valid certificate as indicated by the applicable national regulations, certifying that the animal has had a rabies vaccination or, where applicable, a booster vaccination that is valid in accordance with the recommendations of the manufacturer laboratory, with an inactivated vaccination of at least one antigen unit per dose (WHO standard) and that the animal has had a blood test to confirm a neutralising antibody titration at least equal to 0.5 IU/ml in a sample taken by a qualified veterinarian at least 30 days following vaccination and 3 months before the trip.
More information at:
* Only available in English, French and German
Exceptional cases
Animals are not admitted in the cabin (PETC) or in the hold (AVIH) on flights to/from Ireland or Great Britain (on London-Madrid flights we only accept animals as freight. You should manage these procedures via a freight agent which will handle the booking with Iberia Cargo. You cannot approach Iberia Cargo directly)
Brazil only allows the entrances of birds that meet a series of requirements. More information
Argentina: should present an animal health certificate to the authorities, issued by a licensed veterinarian, disease-free and showing it has a rabies shot valid for a maximum of 1 year.
Panama: By order of the Panama authorities, as of 1 November 2011 any pet that travels should have an export certificate for small species issued by the health authority of the country of origin, showing that it has been vaccinated against rabies, together with a good animal health certificate, certified by the Panama consul in the country of origin, the certificate of rabies vaccination should also be notified with three (3) days' notice of the arrival of the pet(s). More information: firstname.lastname@example.com
If you are travelling with an AVIH (Live Animal in Hold) you cannot send it to the final destination in transit. You should pick up your AVIH from the transit airport and check it in again with the other carrier, paying a charge for each. You must send your animal as air freight so it can travel in transit.
If you are travelling with a PETC (Pet in the Cabin), you will have to pay each carrier separately.
American Airlines has its own restrictions and regulations for checking in pets. Only guide dogs and sniffer dogs used in search and rescue missions may travel in the cabin. Animals that travel in hold may not be checked-in in transit, at the final destination. If you are travelling with American Airlines and wish to take your pet, find out how via the airline's own website, found at the bottom of this page.
Different charges, fees or taxes may apply in accordance with the law in each country.
They will only be accepted in the cabin when they accompany passengers who depend on them to get around. (In the case of deaf passengers, a medical certificate to confirm this will be required).
They will be muzzled if they travel in the cabin.
They will not occupy a seat and will travel next to the passenger in the place that causes the least disturbance to the other passengers.
They can travel, both in the cabin and in the hold, without any additional charge so long as they accompany a passenger with special requirements.
The animal's weight will not be included in the free baggage allowance given to the passenger for the trip.
Regulations with regard to acceptance, documentation, waiver on the part of Iberia, type of cage or pet pack (if travelling in the hold) will be the same as for other pets.
You may not take rodents with you in the cabin, and AVIH (animals in hold) are not accepted.
If you are travelling on an IB5000 flight (Vueling) with a connection with another flight operated by Iberia or Iberia Regional, the same charges that Iberia applies regarding origin/destination will apply. On IB5000 (Vueling) point-to-point flights or on journeys where IB5000 flights connect with another IB5000, the cost of the service changes to €25 per leg on domestic routes and €40 per leg on flights to/from the Canary Islands or international flights.
According to AENA regulations, based on Law 50/1999, your dog must be muzzled to be able to pass the security check if it belongs to one of these breeds:
Pit Bull Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier, Rottweiler, Argentine Dogo, Brazilian Mastiff, Tosa or Akita.
It will also depend on its build, muscle, height and weight.
The carrier may deny boarding to any animal that does not meet the abovementioned requirements without incurring any liability.
And remember
- They can travel in the cabin or as baggage in the hold
- If it weighs up to 8 kg., including the cage or pet pack, you can take it with you in the cabin
- Check that you have all the legal documentation and permits
- You will require confirmation from the Booking Office
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Attorney General Darrell McGraw's momentary flash of temper recently actually may serve him well. It distracts attention from who he really is.
For several days, coverage of the election campaign for attorney general in West Virginia has been dominated by the incident. Briefly - so we can move on to more important shenanigans by McGraw - here's what happened: During an event in Milton, McGraw noticed a man with a video camera pointed at him. The attorney general confronted the man, who works for Patrick Morrisey, the candidate running against McGraw. Not content to berate the cameraman, McGraw jerked the camera out of his hands and turned if off.
Lots of ink and air time has been devoted to McGraw's temper tantrum. Every drop and every second has been a gift to the attorney general, because it isn't coverage of actions that have cost West Virginians dearly.
Here's some of what voters ought to be concerned about regarding McGraw:
* During his term as a justice on the state Supreme Court, McGraw wrote an opinion that expanded the eligibility of a few state employees for pensions. Among those who would have benefited, had the Legislature not negated the ruling, was ... Darrell McGraw. He would have been awarded pension credit for time spent working as a part-time janitor while he was a West Virginia University student.
* McGraw has had a temper for a long time. In 1979, according to a published report, McGraw as a Supreme Court justice took a group of reporters to the Kanawha County Jail. He wanted to show them where an inmate had committed suicide. He became involved in a physical altercation with sheriff's deputies and was charged with battery.
* In 1987, also according to a published report, McGraw filed a criminal complaint against a journalist. He accused the journalist of making obscene and harassing phone calls. McGraw refused to tell State Police what the journalist allegedly said, and the complaint was dropped.
* McGraw is well known for steering state business, via no-bid contracts, to attorneys who have contributed to his election campaigns. Some of them reaped hundreds of thousands of dollars from lawsuit settlements in which they participated.
* During the 2004 election cycle, nearly one-third of the campaign contributions to McGraw were from sources linked to law firms who had been appointed as outside counsel by the attorney general, according to Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse.
* McGraw's office was involved in a $10 million lawsuit settlement with a pharmaceutical company. Obviously, the money should have been paid into the state treasury. McGraw's office kept it, handing out hundreds of thousands of dollars to causes deemed worthy by the attorney general. Because the Medicaid program was involved, the federal government insisted it should have received a share of the settlement - and threatened to withhold more than $3 million in Medicaid funding to the state.
* Earlier this year McGraw's office touted a settlement of more than $33 million with mortgage companies. The money was to be used to help West Virginians allegedly harmed by the companies' practices. In June, McGraw gave $1 million of the money to Legal Aid of West Virginia. That was money that could have gone to Mountain State residents with mortgage problems.
* Earlier this year, McGraw announced he was opening a satellite office in the Eastern Panhandle - where Morrisey lives. Strange coincidence, don't you think?
Morrisey has been traveling throughout the state, pledging to provide West Virginians with an honest advocate who will ensure lawsuit settlement money goes to West Virginians - not into the attorney general's office to be doled out where it will do good at election time.
With less than six weeks to go before the election, McGraw no doubt is hoping voters won't remember his sorry record in government. The video camera incident, by distracting their attention, actually may have been a good thing for him, then.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Mike Myer is executive editor of The Intelligencer and the Wheeling News-Register. He can be reached via e-mail at email@example.com


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Area briefs: USC Upstate women's golf leads in California tournament
Published: Sunday, March 17, 2013 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, March 18, 2013 at 12:33 a.m.
In Monterey, Calif., Spartanburg native and USC Upstate standout women's golfer Taylor Barnes (Dorman) shot a 77 to take the individual lead and spur the team to first place after the first round of the Monterey Bay Invitational Sunday afternoon.
Barnes opened with a 77 and owns a one-stroke lead heading into the second round of the 54-hole tournament being played at the Del Monte Golf Club, which is part of the Pebble Beach Golf Resort. She leads Western Illinois' Kelsea Visalli, who opened with a 78. Visalli is playing as an individual in the tournament.
SOUTH CAROLINA: In Athens, Ga., the No. 32 men's tennis team suffered a 5-2 loss at No. 5 Georgia.
... A furious comeback attempt fell one run shy as the softball team (16-9, 0-3 SEC) dropped a 7-6 contest to No. 4/6 Alabama (26-3, 4-3 SEC) at Carolina Softball Stadium. Juniors Dana Hathorn and Chelsea Hawkins along with senior Samie Garcia all had two hits for the Gamecocks, with Hawkins providing a homer that started the comeback attempt in the sixth.
... The 32nd-ranked women's tennis team lost 7-0 to No. 12 Georgia.
CLEMSON: In Tallahassee, Fla., the No. 25 men's tennis team defeated No. 28 Florida State 4-3.
NORTH GREENVILLE: Amy Nagel pounded out five RBIs and the softball team swept Queens University 9-1 and 5-4 in a doubleheader on Saturday.
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Chrysler's Profit Grows, But Not All the News is Good
Sergio Marchionne swept into Detroit in 2009 with a grand vision: turn Chrysler Group LLC and Italian auto maker Fiat SpA into a single, global auto maker capable of going toe to toe with the auto industry's giants.
On Wednesday, he signaled the road gets a lot bumpier from here, despite initial successes including strong 2012 earnings. The trouble comes in part from delays in the release of new Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep models, even as rivals crank up new-car debuts.
A string of new cars that were to be derived from Fiat models and hit the ground this year now will arrive a year or more later than planned. And the first vehicle to be produced from the Fiat-Chrysler partnership is struggling to gain traction, forcing the company back to the drawing board.
At the same time, Chrysler's parent, Fiat, disclosed it won't pay a dividend for 2012, saying it wants to ensure it has enough cash to buy the 41.5% of the U.S. auto maker it doesn't already own should the opportunity arise. Fiat added it would continue to lean on Chrysler to bolster its bottom line this year.
Chrysler has been growing rapidly but the delays in new vehicle launches would make it harder to maintain its trajectory and would complicate its financial goals. Originally, it planned to offer as many as eight new or redesigned vehicles this year, including at least one new midsize car this year, a subcompact and two small Jeeps. Some will arrive next year, and others not until 2015 or 2016. Dodge dealers, for instance, won't see an all-new vehicle until 2015.
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Friday, 06/12/2009
Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, Manchester, TN
Set 1: CDTChalk Dust Torture, STFTFPStealing Time From the Faulty Plan, DividedDivided Sky, Possum > DwDDown with Disease, Alaska, Stash, GolgiGolgi Apparatus, Wolfman'sWolfman's Brother, Poor Heart, KDFKill Devil Falls -> Free, Velvet SeaWading in the Velvet Sea, HoodHarry Hood > Highway to Hell > 2001Also Sprach Zarathustra > YEMYou Enjoy Myself -> Wilson -> YEMYou Enjoy Myself
Encore: ADITLA Day in the Life
· Salt Peanuts tease in You Enjoy Myself
Noteworthy Jams: Kill Devil Falls (highly recommended)
Average Song Gap: 20.05
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: This show marked Phish's first appearance at Bonnaroo. This "late-night set" on the What Stage began at approximately 11:00 p.m. Highway to Hell was played for the first time since February 26, 1997 (325 shows). YEM contained a brief Salt Peanuts (aka Basie Boogie) tease from Page.
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Song Distribution:
3 Stash
3 A Picture of Nectar
3 Junta
2 Joy
2 Hoist
2 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
2 The White Tape
1 Party Time
1 The Story of the Ghost
1 Billy Breathes
Songs by Debut Year:
This show was part of the "2009 Early Summer Tour."
- A 17+ minute DWD.
- A near 15 minute Stash (14:57 from the PHiSHows.com version of the show).
- A 15+ minute KDF (which is certainly, also in my own humble opinion, one of the more likable tunes from 3.0 [along with Stealing Time From the Faulty Plan ... which of course is part of this festival show as well].
- A near 15 minute Hood (14:31).
- And a 10+ minute Sprach (I prefer this abbreviated title as opposed to calling it "2001" ... Tsssss ...).
The Divided Sky is quite enjoyable too, especially after the band manages to work their way out of a somewhat dull start. (Again, hahaaa, another opinionated statement.)
It's not a show I'll go back and listen to as much as some of my other (real) cherished listens, but I am writing this review after listening to this Bonnaroo '09 set for the second time. That's gotta at least be saying something ...
Not a big fan of Alaska, and Stash was subpar at best. Golgi was fun as usual. Wolfman's Brother stood out as many 3.0 versions have. Stellar groove. This was Kill Devil Falls most exploratory jam by far at this point (and still is) for the song. Decent jam by definitely whale called a bit too much.
Hood>Highway to Hell was fucking awesome. I remember my friend tripping balls during the Hood jam and then brought back to reality during the opening chords of the AC/DC classic. Great bustout. 2001 was a great dance party with 80,000 other people. YEM->Wilson->YEM was definitely interesting but I wish they would have jammed out YEM a bit longer.
Overall a great show. The atmosphere was top notch in its late night slot at Bonnaroo. The setlist also relatively strong, with standout jams in DWD and KDF.
Highlights for me were Golgi, Hood>Highway to Hell>2001, and YEM>Wilson>YEM. I will never go back to Bonnaroo but I will certainly never forget this night. Thanks Phish.
I even read that little bit over a time and a half and forgot to close the parentheses.
Anyways, a good show to listen to for surely.