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KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) ? Wandy Rodriguez pitched three shutout innings and the Houston Astros beat a New York Mets split-squad 4-1 on Tuesday.
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Two decades have passed since Brigham Young led his sect to the Deseret Valley in Utah, and the Mormons have made the wilderness bloom. But now outsiders are swarming to the shores of the Great Salt Lake to share in the bounty, and the faithful are splintering between those who would welcome the outsiders and the virulent separatists who want them kept out.
The schism leads to an attempt on the life of Young, the Prophet himself (a familiar role for Charlton Heston). Handling muscle for the church is a big, strapping man (Tom Berenger), a sort of Latter-day Enforcer. Berenger foils the assassination attempt but stumbles into a widening conspiracy.
Using historical characters, this fictional western creates a provocative concoction with this Mormon mystery and its gunmen for God. Murder! Polygamy! Treachery! Passion! Religious fanaticism! The mood dwells somewhere between the Old Testament and the Weekly World News.
The movie's one flaw is that the plot is rather dense and hard to follow. Kevin Tighe, Jeffrey Jones and James Coburn costar.
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Background: Mutations at the ataxia-telangiectasia locus cause a distinctive autosomal recessive syndrome in homozygotes and predispose heterozygotes to cancer and ischemic heart disease.
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Results: Compared with noncarriers, carriers of a mutated ataxia-telangiectasia allele had a significantly increased risk for death at 20 through 79 years of age (relative risk, 1.9 [95% CI, 1.3 to 2.8]) (P < 0.001). On average, carriers died 7 to 8 years earlier than noncarriers. Cancer caused most of the excess deaths, and ischemic heart disease caused the remainder. Among carriers, relative risk for death from cancer and ischemic heart disease before 80 years of age was 2.6 (CI, 1.4 to 4.7; P = 0.002) and 2.0 (CI, 1.0 to 4.0; P = 0.062), respectively. Compared with noncarriers, carriers who died of cancer were a mean of 4 years younger (P > 0.2) and carriers who died of ischemic heart disease were a mean of 11 years younger (P = 0.006).
Conclusion: Carriers of mutations at the ataxia-telangiectasia locus, who make up 1.4% to 2% of the general population, have a higher mortality rate and an earlier age at death from cancer and ischemic heart disease than noncarriers.
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I was wondering if anyone here has lost their baby due to a blood clot in the umbilical cord? I lost my baby girl on August 14, 2011 due to one. I was 8 months along. Im just really looking for some anwers and someone to talk to. I tried asking my doctor she just says it was a freak accident....
Anyone lost their baby due to blood clot in umbilical cord?
When I was pregnant last year, the doctors found out that the umbilical cord had swollen l(ooked like a balloon) and had clots. I was assured by the high risk practitioners/specialists (a big practice of about 5-6 doctors) that I would be ok, at the time they found out. They made it sound it was not a big deal. At 20+ weeks, on 11/28/2011, I too, lost my beautiful angel. It never occurred to me that this was a serious problem because I'd been trying for 16+ years therefore was oblivious of any pregnancy related issues as such.
On 12/2/2011, I had a C-Section because she was in breach. When she came out, what I saw with my naked eyes was that, part of the umbilical cord (half of it) was filled with blood clots and the other half was so clear and almost white, which is how it is supposed to look. It was very clear that it was UCA (Umbilical Cord Accident). Till today, the OB/GYN, high risk practitioners, and the hospital are yet to tell us the reason her heart stopped. They all said they do not have answers, although it was so clear.
What bothers me is that, when I lost the baby, I was told this accident occurs to a woman only ONCE. That once you experience this, you will never experience it again. But, after my research, those few women who have experienced this have gone through more than twice.
Today, I am pregnant again, however, the baby seem to be having problems already and so was asked by the high risk practitioners to for an MRI and advanced ultrasound with Children's Hopital Center in Washington, DC. At 19 weeks, she has a small stomach with no explanation and after spending 7 hours at the Children's hospital Center, I was told that the baby has low oxygen/restricted blood flow to the brain - The same thing is happening again - Problems with the umbilical cord. Even those specialized and experienced doctors said they do not have answers as to why this is happening. When I asked if the smaller stomach could be a result of the issues with the umbilical cord, they nodded on my question and said they too, are wondering if that is the cause and this was their only assertion. SAD! I could go on and on but this is just the synopsis of my story and hope there is a cure sooner or later.
I am approaching 20 weeks and very nervous, I am sure you know why...
I leave it all to God at this point!!!
Does anyone know if Lovenox has worked for them? What are the side effects?
YES!!! I lost my third son September 27, 2010, at 38 weeks, to a blood clot that lodged in his cord, right at his belly button. I went in the morning I awoke to no movement....only to be told his heartrate was ok, and check back next week. I went back later that night to find he had passed. I gave birth to him and we could immediately see the clot. Nothing was found to be wrong with him otherwise. I was tested and found that I have a Protien S deficiency. It means that my blood is going to clot more then others and I have to take asprin every day now.
I had my older two children children tested because it is hereditary. My oldest son has it also and he is 11 years old and never knew. My parents and sisters were tested and didn't have it.
I had my 4th little boy in Feb 2012 and he is going to be tested at 1 yr. I had to have non-stress tests and daily blood thinner shots (Lovenox and then Heperine closer to delivery, during my pregnancy with him. But he was healthy and I had him at 37 weeks by choice, I wasn't going to leave him in there for no reason.
I am so sorry to hear that you lost your little angel. I pray they are finding a diagnosis and treatment for you and you will or have delivered a precious rainbow baby.
Let us know if you were successful in finding a diagnosis. I am curious if this should be tested in all woman.
I have antiphospholipid antibody syndrome, lost two babies in between my two girls, both earlier on - one at 9 weeks, the second at 12.2 weeks. My second daughter was born, after being on lovenox shots before, during, and after the pregnancy and she was healthy. We decided to have one more baby, and he was born a week ago, at 23.2 weeks. Nothing looked wrong with him, although chromosomal analysis isn't back yet. They did find a blood clot in the umbilical cord. :( They supposedly cannot tell if the clot happened before his death (as a result of the blood clotting disorder I have), or after. I am heartbroken, and feel guilty, and at a loss. Even though i have my two perfect girls here with me now, I miss that baby boy so much. :(
this is so familiar. My niece lost her son at 38 weeks, stillbirth. She was told it was just one of those things but she researched and went back to get tested for factor v. She was monitored carefully during the next 2 pregnancies and now has 2 lovely girls. I had a premature son at 37 weeks and a daughter at 31 weeks, both thankfully ok and grown adults now. It scares me to know this could have been a contributing fact the their early births. My niece from another sibling is now pregnant, maybe 22 weeks and now we have remembered this problem and she will ask her doctor about this gene. Hopefully it will be ok...but how can doctors just write these problems off as natural causes instead of testing for the gene.
My son's wife had no problems but I assume it is the factor in the mothers blood that is the cause. But should I get tested anyway as I have a daughter of 29 who has yet to have any children??
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I wanna say for starters I know how you feel and Im so sorry about your lose..Nobody should have to go through this. I lost my son September 22,2011 when I was 36 weeks pregnant. I went in for a appointment gettin my regular heart beat check up and there was nothing. I was devestated. I had them do every test possible and he had two blood clots in his umbilical cord. My doctor isnt sure how this happened if it was genetics or what.. I dont know my family history cause my mom is adopted and my boyfriend at the time his family had a history of it. Now today Im 21 weeks and with a babygirl also being closly watched. I was thrilled when I found out but at the same time because of what happen with my son Im scared somethin will happen again!
hi everyone sorry to hear about ur losses i lost my son 4 weeks ago today at 19 weeks results came back that there was clots in the cord dont understand how this happened i have 3 healthy children love them to bits but still want my little man i always will im so heartbroken over this cnat stop thininkin about how this happened everything was fine until tat app cant stop thinkin about how this happened i going to drive myself mad im being sent for blood test for loads of things. the doctor gave me tablets the other day tat if i find out im pregnant again to start taking them straight away. i cant understand how they think i would want to go through this again. im so mafraid this will happen again if i got pregnant i really dont think i can go through this again.
I'm very sorry for your loss. Many years ago my only daughter was stillborn just 3 weeks prior to her due date because of a blood clot in the cord. I too was told it was a freak occurrance.
However about 5 years ago I learned about Thrombophilia and clotting disorders and how women who have them are prone to placental abruptions, stillbirths and miscarriages. I had a torn placenta with my firstborn, my second was stillborn, yet my third pregnancy went fine.
If you plan to have other children, here is a link to educate yourself first. You can get tested and there are drugs you can get to prevent this from reoccuring. Here you can read about Thrombophilia: www.marchofdimes.com/pregnancy/comp...
There are also online support groups for stillbirth and pregnancy loss that you may find helpful. Here's a link to start: www.october15th.com
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I had plantain chips last week. The packet said it was fried in Palm Oil, but I'm not sure if it was the unrefined kind (but I've been making bad food choices anyway - I blame it on my pregnancy). They tasted awesome! Many people would say it's not primal but if it's made with good fat, I'd say it's primal. But keep away from them if you're trying to lose weight and are counting carbs.
Or try making them at home. Slice the green/unripe plantain really thin. Melt about 1T of coconut oil and drizzle over the slices and toss to cover the slices evenly with CO. Line them in a baking tray and bake in the oven at 425 F for 15 minutes. Flip them and bake for another 10-15 minutes or till they become crisp. Play with the time as it depends on the variety of the plantain and thickness of the slices. When done, sprinkle with salt and enjoy


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Say what you want about politicians, but even they make the right call every now and again.
Case in point; U-S lawmakers have approved a bill to require a ban on in-flight cellphone calls by airline passengers. They say that allowing airline passengers to make cellphone calls in-flight is asking for trouble.
And they're absolutely right. The bill, passed without opposition by the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, requires the Department of Transportation to issue regulations prohibiting such calls.
Do we really need airline passengers talking away on their cellphones when most travellers simply want to have as peaceful a flight as possible? Can you imagine sitting next to a passenger who spends almost an entire flight talking on their cell? Doesn't sound very pleasant.
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Redwings concession for moving east
Posted 13 October 2011 - 05:44 PM
I for one am all for this one, but im in the cat time zone.
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Detroit to the East is the only answer.
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Posted 13 October 2011 - 08:57 PM
Also, the league must cut down on Holmstrom goalie interference calls. Only then will we stay west.
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Posted 13 October 2011 - 10:22 PM
I for one am all for this one, but im in the cat time zone.
That won't help in the playoffs. You can almost book it right now that at least half of the teams that make the playoffs in the Western Conference will be from the Pacific time zone. I suppose any less travel is some help, but I care way less about trips out west in October-March than I do about the ones after that.
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Am I the only one who favors staying in the West for competitive reasons? The Wings notoriously play down to inferior opponents and I'm not so sure they would dominate the East like many here.
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Am I the only one who favors staying in the West for competitive reasons?
Not the only one. I enjoy the up-tempo style of play in the West way more than the grinding style of the East, and I like all of rivalries the Wings have out west. The best answer, IMO, would be to do a complete revamp that has every team travelling across time zones about the same amount, but in the absence of that I could support this compromise although to be truly "fair" it should also eliminate conferences altogether for the playoffs.
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Can we as a group stop making a new thread every time something is mentioned on this?
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I'm not trying to pick on your either as others do it too, just something I noticed in general of late so I thought i would say something. Maybe it's just me though.
Any way's carry on.
Posted 15 October 2011 - 05:46 PM
Is handpicking our own refs for each game part of the concession?
Also, the league must cut down on Holmstrom goalie interference calls. Only then will we stay west.
Once in a blue moon you make sense. Maybe we can lobby for last change regardless of who is home?
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Local woman a winner at Ironman
Jackie Arendt, a DeForest native who now lives in Verona, won the women's championship. Her time, 9hrs, 47 min, 7 sec.
German native Maik Twelsiek is the overall winner. It's his second Ironman Wisconsin win. His time, 8 hrs, 40 min, 15 sec.
September 5, 2013 - The Ironman Triathlon has become a staple event for citizens in Dane County over the last several years, attracting visitors from around the world to our community. The Dane County Sheriff's Office would like to remind motorists to expect some traffic delays on Sunday, September 8th beginning at approximately 7:00 am when the event gets underway.
The course for Ironman can be viewed at www.ironmanwisconsin.com. Some residents in western Dane County will be affected by the bike portion of the event, and they should plan ahead for alternative routes, and/or allow extra time to reach their destination.
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Two weeks after entering a federal prison in North Carolina, disgraced financier Bernie Madoff gave his first interview to lawyers who are suing his family. Joseph Cotchett, a San Francisco lawyer, and his legal partner Nancy Fineman met with Madoff for more than four hours Tuesday at the prison where he is serving his 150-year sentence.
The lawyers said Madoff was very candid and very remorseful and said he was surprised he didn't get caught earlier.
"I was dumbfounded at some of the instances where he told me and Nancy in front of his lawyer that he visited with the SEC, and there were times when he thought, 'They got me,'" Cotchett said.
Cotchett said Madoff stated on multiple occasions how sorry he was in a "very articulate, very direct" manner.
"I would think that when you're doing that time in jail, that's what you're gonna say, and that's what you're gonna do," Cotchett added.
He also commented on Madoff's physical appearance.
"He looked pretty good and seems to be working out," Cotchett told ABC News. "He looked a lot better than he has in some months since I've seen photographs of him."
In the interview, the lawyers said Madoff cleared his wife Ruth of any illegal activity but could care less about his two sons Mark and Andrew who are the ones that originally turned him in. The sons have not spoken with their father or mother since Madoff's arrest on December 11, 2008.
Bernie Madoff is in prison for a $65 billion Ponzi scam that has been called the largest investor fraud ever committed by a single person.
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Drive down Travis Avenue between Victory Boulevard and South Avenue near the UPS Store and behold what Martin Karrin of New Dorp calls "a pothole big enough to eat your car."
"It's filled with water so you don't really see it, but it's like, whoa, hold on a second, why are there waves in this body of water?" he said.
And the monster pothole isn't alone.
"There are other holes there, which makes it even more interesting, because you're trying to weave through these things while the oncoming traffic is weaving toward you," he said.
"It's not a pothole when the entire road feels like you're driving on railroad tracks."
The DOT has Travis Avenue in its crosshairs, said agency spokesman Seth Solomonow, and repairs are planned.
In addition, the beginning of spring coincides with the start of the routine milling and paving season, which will bring a smooth new layer of asphalt to key locations in Tompkinsville, Stapleton, Clifton, Rosebank and Graniteville, Solomonow said.
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After reluctantly agreeing to table the issue of hazardous duty retirement for police and firefighters at the last meeting in January, safety commissioner Gary Brunker raised the issue again Tuesday.
This time, with some degree of success.
Two commissioners and the mayor agreed to reestablish hazardous duty retirement for all Cynthiana sworn police officers and firefighters effective July 1.
After being gone for more than a year, Beverly Glover has said good-bye to Georgetown McDonalds and returned to a more familiar set of golden arches.
"She received a standing ovation from everyone when she walked through the door," said area supervisor Jim Bennett. "You get that feeling that everyone really respects and cares for Beverly."
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There is still 150 tons of salt to carry the Harrison County Road Department through the remainder of the year.
A harsh winter has many counties looking everywhere for good prices on rock salt, according to Harrison County Judge Alex Barnett.
"Our county has done a terrific job in managing our salt contract so far," said Barnett. "We are still using salt that we contracted for, which is keeping us from having to buy it at a tremendously higher rate."
You may have heard the expression "Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades," but Machine Tool Technology could be added to the list.
"Close" definitely counts in machining.
Machinists regularly manufacture parts to specifications within one-ten-thousandths of an inch, or .0001 of an inch for those of you who prefer decimals.
That's about the size of a human hair that has been split 100 times.
The Harrison County Fillies and Thorobreds will open the 38th District Tournament facing Nicholas County on Monday, Feb. 21.
The girls' game will start on Monday at 6:15 p.m. with the boys' game to follow 25 minutes after the floor and bench area are cleared from the first game.
The game times will be the same on Tuesday night, Feb. 22, when the teams from Deming and Pendleton County square off. The winners will advance to the championship games; the girls on Thursday at 7:30 and the boys on Friday at 7:30.
A Cynthiana man was found not guilty of the misdemeanor charges filed against him last July.
Gilbert Clark appeared before a Harrison County District Court jury on Friday to contest the five charges of alcohol intoxication, disorderly conduct, fourth degree assault, fourth degree attempted assault and resisting arrest.
Clark was arrested on July 3 following an alleged fight at a family cook-out.
The jury found Clark not guilty of all charges.
For more on this story, see this week's Cynthiana Democrat.
A judge's ruling on Tuesday will make it possible for accused murderer Bass Webb to receive the death penalty if convicted of multiple felony charges.
Circuit Judge Jay Delaney approved a Commonwealth's motion to combine the murder charge with a more recent rape indictment for purposes of trial.
Webb was indicted in 2009 for the July 31 murder of ex-girlfriend Bryia Runiewicz. In December 2010, first degree rape and first degree persistent felony offender (PFO) charges were added to the murder and existing PFO charges.
She may not be Mother Teresa, but she and her volunteers do help shed light on the community during the economic crisis.
Margaret Watson has faithfully served Harrison County for the past 10 years as a worker in the local food pantry. Of the 10 years she has served, six of them have been as the director of operations.
"It is a passion of mine," said Watson. "Some of the people that come in here get as close as family to me."
Ten individuals were indicted in Harrison Circuit Court on Tuesday on charges ranging from burglary to failure to pay child support.
Billy Williams, 19, and Brian Davis, 27, were named as codefendants in charges relating to the Dec. 1, 2010, break-in at Thrift Food Mart.
The pair are each charged with third degree burglary, theft by unlawful taking (less than $500), and second degree criminal mischief.
The each have a $5,000 bond.
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January 3, 2013, 02:42 AM
Found a few locally, some are really funny to read.
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January 3, 2013, 02:52 AM
Yep :D
I may have made one myself...:uhoh:
Here's someone else's, my favorite part is that they chose "Bushmaster" as the manufacturer :evil:
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Do to the current climate and ability to get outrageous price for potentially banned firearms I am liqidating much of my collection. Make no mistake about it, this is a cash grab, nothing more, nothing less. If you want these guns, you pay the price. Please don't bother about emailing me about price gouging as I don't care, a free market is just that.
If you don't like it, don't buy and move on. Thanks for looking.
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Bushmaster ar 15 xm15-e2s .223/556 New in Box 3500
S&W MP15 Sport .223/556 1500 95% 3000
Ruger SR1911 .45ACP 500 95% 1800
Springfield M1 Garand 30-06 Unknown CMP 2500
Rock River LAR-8 .308 1500 90% 4000
Colt/Umarex M16 .22lr 1000 95% 1500
Rock Island 1911 .45ACP 200 95% 1500
Sears 12ga Pump Shotgun 12g 500 60% 1000
Jaeger-Armi AK-22 .22lr 1000 85% 1500
Springfield 1911 .45 ACP Unknown 90% 1800
Taurus .44mag .44mag 100 95% 1800
Marlin Model 70 .22lr Unknown 80% 750
AR PMAGs 75/each
Valid WA state ID and CPL required but I will not record your purchase, just want to verify you are OK. I am located near Bothell and would like to keep meeting places close.
Take the whole lot for $20,000 cash. First come first serve. I will update the list as sales occur.
January 3, 2013, 08:58 AM
Love it.
January 3, 2013, 09:49 AM
found this one on armslist
January 3, 2013, 10:06 AM
I saw one before the holidays with someone selling their collection of AR's for 600 sf of house each. Will have to try and find it.
January 3, 2013, 10:35 AM
$3000 for 3,000 rounds of Russian surplus 5.45! Other than that just the now usual $2,000 base model Rock River or Delton AR.
January 3, 2013, 09:30 PM
If he can get $1800 for an SR1911 I might have to sell mine.
January 4, 2013, 02:33 AM
I just came across this and it is quite unusual. Looks like someone really wants an AR and is willing to go into debt.......with BestBuy
Hello,i would like to offer to buy or have a gift card issued from best buy,,,i have a decent limit on my card,,and will meet your price for a AR ..may even do more on the card then you are asking,,,we would meet there,and i would give the sales person my card. And you pick out what ever you want. And i pay for it,,or you can have the clerk issue you a gift card. to use when ever you want.
January 4, 2013, 02:48 AM
They do $2000 gift cards at Best Buy? Damn, all my brother has ever given me is one for fifty bucks...
If that is indeed a serious proposal I find it a little frightening that a person would go to such a length to acquire an AR... :scrutiny:
January 4, 2013, 03:07 AM
Why? LGS near my dad does financing for large purchases, but at Best Buy you can do 18mo no interest on things above $500.
January 4, 2013, 10:49 AM
Are any of them as funny as this 3-year-old thread about auctioning a single round of ammo and having the bidding rise to over $1300?
January 4, 2013, 11:28 AM
John, I missed that thread, but that is absolutely hilarious.
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