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Having your operation for womb cancer
This page tells you about having surgery for womb cancer. You can find the following information
Before your operation
Before your operation, you may have tests to make sure you are fit enough for your anaesthetic and to make a good recovery. These may include blood tests, a chest X-ray and tests to check how well your lungs and heart are working.
You are likely to have an appointment at the pre assessment clinic 1 or 2 weeks before your surgery. This prepares you for your operation. You may meet several members of the multi disciplinary team, including a surgeon, anaesthetist and nurse. This is a good chance to ask any questions you have about your operation and what to expect afterwards. It is a good idea to write down your questions beforehand and take them with you.
You usually go into hospital the day before or morning of your operation.
After your operation
When you wake up, you are likely to have several tubes in place to give you fluids, drain the wound, drain your urine, and drain fluid from your stomach to stop you feeling sick. Your nurses will encourage you to get out of bed and sit in a chair as soon as possible after your surgery. This helps prevent blood clots and chest infections. Your nurse or physiotherapist will help you everyday with your breathing and leg exercises.
You may well have pain for the first week or so. Tell your doctor or nurse who will work with you to find the right painkiller for you. After surgery to the abdomen (tummy), the bowel usually stops working for a while and so you will not be able to eat or drink anything at first. But you will probably be eating and drinking normally again within a few days.
Getting over your surgery
After this type of surgery, you will need to rest at home for at least a month after you come out of hospital. When you are ready to leave hospital your nurse will advise you about caring for yourself at home and who to contact should you have any concerns.
Your first outpatient appointment is usually arranged for about 6 weeks after the date of your surgery.
You can view and print the quick guides for all the pages in the treating womb cancer section.
This section is about what to expect before your operation. You can find information on
Tests before your operation
Your surgeon will need to be sure you are fit enough for your anaesthetic and to make a good recovery. You may have had some of these general tests when your cancer was being diagnosed. If so, you may not need to have them again. You are most likely to have these tests in the outpatient department. But some hospitals do them when you come into hospital the day before your operation. The tests may include
- Blood tests to check your general health and kidney function
- A chest X-ray to check your lungs are healthy
- An ECG to check your heart is healthy
- Breathing tests (called lung function tests)
- CT scan or MRI scan
Pre assessment clinic
You are likely to have an appointment at the pre assessment clinic about 1 or 2 weeks before your surgery. This is to prepare you for your operation. You may meet several members of your multi disciplinary team, including a surgeon, anaesthetist and nurse.
The surgeon will give you information about surgery, the benefits and possible risks, and what to expect afterwards. You may sign a consent form to agree to the operation during this appointment. The nurse will check your general health, weigh you and take your blood pressure, pulse and temperature. They may also take blood tests and arrange any other tests if needed. If you have any problems moving around, you may also see a physiotherapist. They can assess what help you may need and let the doctors know if there are any issues that may affect your recovery after surgery.
This appointment is a good chance for you to ask any questions you have about the surgery. It is a good idea to write down your questions beforehand and take them with you. There are some suggestions for questions at the end of this section. Many people find the more they know about what is going to happen, the less frightening it will seem.
Learning breathing and leg exercises
Your nurse or physiotherapist will teach you breathing and leg exercises. You can help yourself to get better by doing these exercises after your operation. You should do them as often as you are advised you need to. Breathing exercises will help to stop you getting a chest infection. And leg exercises will help to stop clots forming in your legs. These can happen when you are not moving around as much as you normally would. So your nurses will encourage you to get up and about as soon as possible after your operation. You will also wear special stockings after the operation to help prevent blood clots. And you may have small injections everyday, which thins the blood.
Below is a short video showing breathing and circulation exercises after surgery. Click on the arrow to watch it.
View a transcript of the video showing breathing and circulation exercises after surgery (opens in new window)
At the hospital
You usually go into hospital the day before or morning of your operation. If you have any more questions about your surgery the nurses can arrange for a member of the surgical team to come and talk to you again. You will sign the consent form for the operation if you didn't do it at the pre assessment clinic.
In some hospitals, your doctor may ask you to drink a special carbohydrate drink the evening before or morning of your operation. This is to give you energy and help you recover more quickly. Your doctor or nurse will tell you when you need to stop eating or drinking before your operation.
You may have a drip (intravenous infusion) put into your arm before your surgery so that you can be given fluids. This makes sure you are not dehydrated before your operation. But if you have been eating and drinking normally, you may not need this.
Lastly, your nurse may shave your pubic hair to make sure the operation site is as clean as possible. This reduces the risk of an infection getting into your wound. You may have this done on the ward, or in the operating theatre after you have had your anaesthetic.
We have more information about what happens before your operation in another section of our website.
When you wake up, you will have several different tubes in place. This can be a bit frightening. But it helps to know what they are all for. You may have
- Drips (intravenous infusions) to give you fluids until you are eating and drinking again
- One or more fine tubes (wound drains) coming out near your wound to drain away fluid that collects and so help your wound heal
- A tube down your nose into your stomach (nasogastric tube) to drain it and stop you feeling sick
- A tube into your bladder (catheter)
You will not be able to eat or drink at first. But as soon as you are fully awake you will be able to wet your mouth with sips of water. Your doctor or nurse will listen to your abdomen (tummy) with a stethoscope to see if your bowel is working properly – often it stops for a while after abdominal surgery. But you will probably be eating and drinking normally again within a couple of days or so.
You may have a blood pressure cuff on your arm when you first wake up. A small clip on your finger (called a pulse oximeter) measures your pulse and checks your oxygen levels. You may also have an oxygen mask on for a while. You'll have your blood pressure taken quite often for the first few hours after you come round from the anaesthetic. Your nurse will regularly check your urine output because it can help to show whether you are having too much fluid or are getting dehydrated.
You may have a couple of electric pumps attached to your drips. These control any medicines you are having through the drip, so it goes in at a steady rate.
If you have had a big operation you may wake up in intensive care or a high dependency recovery unit. This is nothing to worry about. These are places where you can have one to one nursing care. As soon as your doctors are sure you are recovering well, you will move back to the ward.
We have more information about what to expect immediately after your operation.
You may have some pain for the first week or so. It is important to tell your doctor or nurse as soon as you feel any pain. Pain can usually be well controlled but they may need your help to find the right type and dose of painkiller for you. Painkillers work best when you take them regularly, so it is important to take them as your nurse or doctor advise.
When you first wake up, you may have a pump containing painkillers attached to your drip. You may have a hand control from the pump with a button to press to give yourself extra painkillers, as you need them. This is called patient controlled analgesia (PCA). Do use it whenever you need to. You can't overdose because the machine is set to prevent that. If you need to press the button very often let your nurse know. They can arrange for you to have a higher dose of painkiller in the pump.
Some hospitals use painkillers through a drip into your spine for the first day or so after surgery. This is called an epidural and usually works very well. You may come back from theatre with the epidural already set up. You'll have a very fine tube taped to your back. This connects to a pump, which gives you a continuous dose of painkiller into the space around your spinal cord.
You may have a wound that runs vertically, up and down your lower abdomen. This is called a mid line incision. It allows the surgeon good access to all parts of the abdomen so your surgeon can check the tissues around the womb thoroughly. Or you may have a wound that runs across your lower abdomen, from right to left. This is called a transverse incision. If you are overweight, this may be easier for the surgeon and will heal more easily.
If you are having surgery for stage 1 womb cancer you may have keyhole surgery. In this case, you may have about 3 or 4 small wounds in your abdomen where the surgical instruments and camera were put in.
The wound or incision sites will be covered up when you come round from the operation. They may be left covered for a couple of days. Then your nurse will change the dressings and clean the wound or incision sites. If you have wound drains, these will stay in until they stop draining fluid. Your nurse will change the bottles attached to them every day. Wound drains can usually come out about 2 to 7 days after your operation.
Your wound may be closed with dissolvable stitches which don't need to be removed. Other types of stitches or clips will stay in for at least 7 to 10 days and will then need to be taken out. The nurse at the GP surgery or a district nurse can usually remove them.
For the first few days after surgery getting up and moving around may seem impossible. But moving about helps you to get better. You will need to start gradually. Your physiotherapist will visit every day after your operation to help with your breathing and leg exercises.
Your nurses will encourage you to get out of bed and sit in a chair as soon as possible, often the day after surgery. They will help you with all the drips and drains. Over the next couple of days, the tubes, bottles and bags will start to be taken out. Then it will be much easier to get around and you should begin to feel that you are making progress.
You will need to rest for at least a month when you go home after this type of abdominal surgery. Your nurse will give you phone numbers of who to contact if you have any problems at home. Most people recover well from surgery, but your surgeon and nurse will talk to you about the possible problems after any surgery and what to do.
Your first outpatient appointment is usually arranged for about 6 weeks after the date of your surgery. Until this time, you will be advised not to
- Do heavy housework, such as vacuuming
- Carry heavy bags of shopping or washing
- Drive
This is because all these activities put pressure on your abdominal muscles and skin. The skin has been cut during your surgery and stitched back together. It needs time to heal and it will take longer to get over your operation if you put too much strain on the area. You will gradually be able to increase the amount you can do. A short walk every day is a good idea. You will get a bit of fresh air, and you can gradually go further as you get your strength back. Do take it easy at first though – remember that however far you walk, you have to cover the same distance to get back home.
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President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama will attend the opening ceremony of the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture Saturday, Sept. 24, at 10 a.m. ET.
The President and Mrs. Obama will be joined by former President George W. Bush and Mrs. Laura Bush, U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, Congressman John Lewis, Smithsonian Secretary David Skorton and the museum's founding director, Lonnie Bunch. The President will deliver remarks during the ceremony.
The occasion will be marked by readings of African American literature and musical performances.
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2oct1:00 pm- 3:00 pmSPEAK TO ME OF CHILDREN CONCERT FUNDRAISER490 Riverside Dr, New York, NY 10027
#pianoforyouth On Sunday, October 2, 2016,
On Sunday, October 2, 2016, 1:00 pm at Riverside Church in the City of New York, the awarding winning Maryland based organization, Piano For Youth Presents Speak to Me of Children Concert Fundraiser at The Riverside Church in New York City. The performance will feature some of the most prolific women in jazz of our time.
Featured artists include, Amy K. Bormet. A prolific composer, an alum of Howard University, frequently combines improvisation with concert music. She has been commissioned to write for Wild Up's Work concert for classical bassist/vocalist Maggie Hasspacher, the Bohemian Caverns Jazz Orchestra, the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra and the Brad Linde Ensemble among others.
Amy is an alumna of the Kennedy Center's residency program for composer/performers, Betty Carter's Jazz Ahead, and the inaugural Mary Lou Williams Emerging Artist Workshop. As an advocate for women in music, Amy created the Washington Women in Jazz Festival in 2011 and continues to serve as executive director.
Suzzanne Douglas, widely know as an award winning actress in,(Whitney, School of rock, How Stella Got Her Groove Back, Tap, The Good Wife), Suzzanne's vocal talents have taken her from Broadway opposite Sting in The Three Penny Opera to the concert halls of Russia with Jon Faddis in Duke Ellington's Sophisticated Ladies. Recently, Douglas completed principal photography on the soon to be released film, Happy Yummy Chicken for which she wrote it's title song. Rolling Stone said "Suzzanne Douglas is fabulous".
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London's award-winning African-themed nightclub, bar and restaurant, Shaka Zulu, is joining forces with Peter Tatchell Foundation to host Africa Extravaganza on Thursday 13 October 2016, 7pm to midnight.
Raising money for the African human rights work of the Peter Tatchell Foundation, the evening will include a sparkling reception with drinks and canapés, followed by a three course meal with wine.Throughout the evening, you will be entertained with immersive African-themed performances including theatre animals, trapeze artists, fire eaters, drummers and acrobats. There will also be music from 90's pop sensation Angie Brown.
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Their 1992 hit 'I'm Gonna Get You' went into the UK National Charts at No.2. In the U.S the track went to No.1 in the Dance Charts – twice! Overall, it sold over 200,000 copies in the UK, earning it a Silver disc and has sold well over 2 million copies worldwide. 'I'm Gonna Get You' is considered a dance floor classic, played constantly in the clubs, on radio and on countless compilation CDs across the world to this day.
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The lower floor is complemented by a display of 20-foot high African warrior statues and the Mezzanine level offers a champagne bar and cocktail lounge overlooking the stunning braai restaurant.
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Flint also said that Mr. Corbyn will need to speak up for the past achievements of Labour Governments in order to bring the party together.
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RB Cameron Washington, WR Christian Hines, DE Chad Sterling, OL Roclan Drain, Corsicana; RB Sammy Walker, LB Boston Prachyl, Ennis; LB Patric Youngman, WR C.J. Rather, Forney; DB Nick Harvey, RB Tre White, WR La'Darius Newbold, Lancaster; DL Silas Firstley, WR Chase Graham, LB Craig Suits, Mesquite Poteet; RB Cameron Bausley, QB Claud Person, CB Luke Lamb, Red Oak; LB Montavious Morris, CB Jordan Richardson, RB Sabian Hubbard, Terrell; RB Robert Lowe Jr., LB Devin Walker, CB Quin Sargent, Waxahachie; RB Courtland Smith, LB Nick Akins, CB Cranston Jones, West Mesquite.
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Graduate students are invited to submit proposals for the annual graduate student conference in international and global history, sponsored by the Columbia University Department of History and Center for International History, to take place at Columbia University in New York City on April 1, 2011.
This year's conference will focus on the issues of place. Place indicates the intersection of communities and geography. It asks us to consider the meanings and attachments people assign a city, country, or region. A sense of place can give meaning to a location or community. It can also be conspicuous in its absence. We understand displacement broadly, not merely as the forced and voluntary movements of people.
Displacement encompasses the ways place can dissolve, the ways individuals and communities transcend places, and how culture, ideas, and technologies are reshaped as they move from place to place.
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- places in imagination and memory
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We see the conference as an opportunity to problematize place and examine its role in history and historiography. We welcome papers that explore the topic from either a theoretical, empirical, or methodological perspective or a combination of these approaches. We welcome submissions from all time periods and geographic regions that offer a transnational, international, or global approach to the conference theme. We encourage interdisciplinary research and, although proposals with a historical perspective are particularly welcome, we will also consider contributions from fields including but not limited to anthropology, economics, literature, philosophy, religious studies, political science, sociology, geography, law, architecture and urban planning, and public policy.
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With news of 40 additional job losses at the Pearl River Resort, some Philadelphia residents are left wondering who's next.
"What's next to shut down?" said Philadelphia resident Jason Bozeman.
Bozeman says a lot of family members were employees at the casino until they got cut, too. Those 40 jobs lost are in addition to the nearly 600 jobs that were already cut at the casino in January. The resort is blaming the reductions on the recession.
The job cuts cover all areas of the Choctaw Resort. Resort spokesman Warren Strain says more cuts in the future are likely. That's why Bozeman says you have to hold on to the job you have because there's nothing else out there.
"The people I know they just scrambling for money and working here and there and I mean there's no more jobs around here," said Bozeman.
"And there's no jobs to be had here. That's where everybody was going," said Philadelphia resident Tiffany Edwards.
Edwards works at O'Neil's convenience store and she says people's livelihood was ripped up from under them.
"I think something needs to be done pretty fast before a lot of stuff goes down that don't need to go down around here," said Bozeman.
"Nobody really knows what to do; everybody's struggling. Find a convenience store and hope it works out," said Edwards.


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A Full HD action-RPG platformer by Game Atelier: Newton is back and is now a keen swordfighter with transformation capabilities.
Funding for this project was canceled by the project creator on April 25, 2014.
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Video: You can watch the project video in 1080p ON YOUTUBE.
Project overview: Flying Hamster II is an ACTION-ADVENTURE GAME with PLATFORMING and RPG design elements (some may call it Metroidvania). It is the direct sequel from the game Flying Hamster (2010) and is made by the same passionate team of professionals.
Why this project:
Flying Hamster II is our answer to both Monster World AND Flying Hamster fans, and more largely to any action-adventure games lover.
Why we need you: With your support you can help us make Flying Hamster II happen, and target new platforms!
Platforms: Flying Hamster II is developed for WINDOWS (Steam Key + DRM-free download), and depending on Stretch Goals achieved our goal is a multi-platform release on PLAYSTATION 4, PLAYSTATION VITA, XBOX ONE, NINTENDO 3DS and WII U.
Estimated release: Mid-2015.
Flying Hamster II is a 2D sidescrolling Action-RPG with hand-drawn 1080p Full HD graphics (note: resources are all in 4k resolution, just in case we require to use them one day), top notch animations and unique Flying Hamster humour signature!
Our main inspirations are the Wonder Boy / Monster World, Zelda series and Secret Of Mana, and along with our vision of what a 2D platformer RPG should be, we are ready to deliver the best gaming experience ever.
Welcome to GOLDSEEDIA, home of dragons, monsters and other mystical beings! Prepare to explore this vast OPEN WORLD with its beautifully hand-drawn regions (non-exhaustive list):
Note: If you pledge for an INSIDER HAMSTER reward-tier or higher, we'll ask you to VOTE for new environment designs. Check out the STRETCH GOALS below for more information.
Note: If you pledge for an INSIDER HAMSTER reward-tier or higher, we'll ask you to VOTE for new enemy designs. Check out the STRETCH GOALS below for more information.
Here's a quick preview of some bosses you will encounter in Flying Hamster II. Every boss has its weakness that's why you'll need to experiment with different weapons or projectiles before you can get rid of them.
Note: If you pledge for an INSIDER HAMSTER reward-tier or higher, we'll ask you to VOTE for new boss designs. Check out the STRETCH GOALS below for more information.
Here's a first sample including the Flying Hamster II Main Theme (from the trailer) plus The Penguin Fortress research track (also available on SoundCloud):
The full sound track could be composed by true living legends who worked on VERY FAMOUS game series. But this all depends on YOU! Stay tuned to discover the names of these amazing artists and check out the STRETCH GOALS below for more information.
The story is a direct follow up to the first Flying Hamster (2010).
After deafeating the Nerdy Alien Boss, Newton finally got back his tasty GOLDEN SEED and ate it at once. But as it turns out this was not a great idea: as soon as he finishes his delicious seed our fearless hamster feels sick and quickly transforms into a PIG, thus removing the capacity to wear any clothes and, even worse, losing his flying ability.
Newton has no other choice but to find a way to CURE HIMSELF. Fortunately he'll quickly discover that other very RARE LEGENDARY SEEDS exist in the World and eating one of them may turn him back to a Hamster. But finding them won't be so easy as plenty of monsters and other evil creatures will try to stop him.
During his quest Newton will eventually stumble upon a VERY STRANGE TOWN full of weird unknown beings but hiding a great unexpected SECRET.
Here starts Newton's journey to recover his original form as the one and only FLYING HAMSTER.
Note: If you pledge for an "Insider Hamster" reward-tier or higher, we'll ask you to VOTE for some key points on the game's story.
Here's an overview of our core team. Please take a look at our avatars, they are close to what your in-game character might look like if you pledge for "Your Hamster Face" reward-tier.
Stretch Goals are important since the game's CONTENT and FEATURES can be IMPROVED in a big way. Extra Worlds, extra equipement, extra quests can add depth to the adventure and unforgettable additional HOURS OF GAMEPLAY. Furthermore there are so many other exciting PLATFORMS we'd love to release Flying Hamster II on but we can't do it without YOUR HELP.
Help us create the greatest adventure action game of all time!
We will reward you with different GOODIES, access to our DEV BLOG and BETA BUILDS during development. Please note that every pledge is CUMULATIVE and includes all the rewards from lower-tier pledges.
Here are the different rewards available:
* About physical rewards: Every pledge including a physical product (Audio CD, T-Shirt or Art Book) includes the SHIPPING FEES, regardless of where in the World you live.
ONLY YOU have the power to help us make Flying Hamster II the best game of all time, and here's how you can simply do that:
Game Atelier is an independent studio located in Paris, France. Since 2010 we have developed HIGH QUALITY TITLES like Flying Hamster, SunFlowers and Crazy Market and published some critically acclaimed games like Gauge and Zorbie.
We are authorized developers with SONY and registered to the MICROSOFT ID@Xbox program.
And last but not least, we don't rely on any game creator engine but we use our own multi-platform FRAMEWORK and home-made TOOLS for our productions.
We simply need your help to fund the development of Flying Hamster II.
With the initial funding goal of $150k we can make a great game with our small core team and cover the production costs of every reward you can order with your pledge. From our past experience we know exactly the cost of making a game, which requires funding and time investment. The more funds we collect, the more people we can hire to work on code, levels, music, equipment, enemies and bosses we can put in Flying Hamster II. So the overall QUALITY and CONTENT of the final game relies entirely on you. Only YOU have the super power to push it from a good game to an incredible game.
Flying Hamster II is by far the most ambitious project we've ever planned. Before launching this campaign we worked for months on writing, drawing and coding so we can answer any question regarding all aspects of the game. Pushing our research this far was mandatory to make something that would be really exciting and surprising but that was just the beginning of our journey.
Now we're here with this campaign, more determined than ever to give you the BEST of what we do and preparing ourselves for this production: our proprietary framework and tools are being updated while we build the community around Flying Hamster II.
Making YOU a part of the adventure via Kickstarter is something we never did before: it is as exciting as it is challenging. Our primary mission now is simply not to disappoint during and after this campaign, but most importantly when you'll play the final version of Flying Hamster II.
With your help, we're ready to fully use our experience, share our knowledge and surpass ourselves in delivering the best gaming experience ever. BE A PART OF IT and let's shoot for the stars together.Learn about accountability on Kickstarter
PC version will be available worldwide while console versions will be available in North America, South America, Europe and the Australia territories.
The in-game text will be available in at least the English and French language. As the game natively supports multiple languages we will be pushing to add as many other translations as we can.
Yes, you can use every graphic material you can find in our Flying Hamster II FAN KIT and use it either on your website or on Social Networks.
Get the FAN KIT now at this address:
Yes, of course! The game is built around the use of controllers as well as keyboards.
The game will have a central city where you'll have access to the different countries but you'll be able to find some passageways to interconnect with the different regions. It can be summed up by hub based open world.
Yes, by ordering Flying Hamster II on PC Windows, you'll get both a DRM free version + a Steam key.
Yes, simply select your reward tier, then you will see a text field where you can enter your total pledge amount. For each additional download code please add $12 to your pledge amount. You can add multiple copies for the same platform or mix it up.
At the end of a successfully funded campaign we will start development. During the course of development backers will be sent a survey which allows them to select their platform/console(s) of choice.
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For all of you who have read Mark Twain's HUCKLEBERRY FINN and for those of you who have not there is a passage worth noting today. Jim is a slave who has run away from his Missouri owner, and Huck has just run away from life. They are rafting down the Mississippi River with the general intent to strike the Ohio River, and Jim can head north for freedom and hopefully make enough money to buy his family out of slavery. They are looking for the Ohio River and know that it joins the Mississippi River at Cairo, Illinois. They are running the raft at night to avoid people and Jim shouts, "There she is Huck, there's the old Cairo!"
If you want to see Cairo, you might be too late. The amount of rainfall in the last two weeks is little short of amazing, and the big rivers are near historic levels. Cairo was ordered to evacuate Saturday night. Cairo was once thought destined to be one of the major cities on the North American continent. There used to be over 60,000 people living there. The population is now less than 3,000.
Small towns and cities are not guaranteed to grow and survive. Cairo is a frightening example of decline. It is a fascinating place to visit with a rich history which includes almost everyone of consequence from our 19th Century past. It is only about sixty miles away and is very much a part of where we live.
So what? I have said before that small town rural America is in a fight to survive. Cairo is a picture of what can happen if you lose that fight. If you want Malden to survive and prosper, then get in the fight and offer your abilities to your hometown. We can use them.
Malden began its annual budget process last Monday night. The Malden City Council Budget Committee chaired by Ronnie Dell met at the city hall. We attempted to read our crystal ball and decide what our revenue would be for the 2011-2012 budget year beginning July 1, 2011. We got some good news from Betty Qualls, director of the Malden Nutrition Center. She told us that the Southeast Missouri Area Agency on Aging will increase its funding to the Malden Center from $109,000 to $145,000. The funding level has been static for the last several years. The City of Malden is the local sponsor for the nutrition center.
The nutrition center news added $36,000 to our bottom line to work with. This past Thursday we received the renewal for Malden's group medical insurance. There will be an 11.4% increase. Malden currently pays $25,000 a month for employee medical insurance. The increase is about $34,000 a year. Your uncle gives and your insurance company takes away.
I mentioned these two financial items just to give some indication of what your city council is attempting to deal with. On the whole I believe Malden is in good shape financially. We have a larger monetary reserve than we have had in my previous years as mayor. We have, as always, people staking a claim on a piece of that monetary pie.
All of this circles back to my asking for your talents and abilities as a citizen of Malden. Please volunteer, volunteer, volunteer. Volunteer for the fire department, the police reserve, or to help clean up our town; join a civic group, participate in school activities, or just show up at public meetings and give us your opinion. We will spend your money, and we will spend it wisely or foolishly depending on your point of view. You wonder when people in Cairo quit caring about their town or if events just overwhelmed them. Good, strong, smart people built this community, and we can be as good. Pray and hope for Cairo, Illinois. They have a marvelous library.
The financial report is as follows:
Balance $1,397,354.14
Balance $1,329,110.48
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After competing with more than 250 teams at the local and state level, the Neon Electrons, a Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri robotics team, has been invited to participate in the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology® (FIRST) LEGO® League's (FLL) International Open, beginning June 4, 2014, in Toronto, Canada.
The Neon Electrons team members, who are all in seventh grade, will compete with 71 other teams from around the world, trying to dazzle judges with their LEGO robot Jazz, and presenting their innovation project after months of preparation.
The young women of Neon Electrons gained invaluable skills from FLL, including lessons in leadership, teamwork, professionalism, real-world experience and the ability to solve open-ended problems. This year, the theme of the competition is Nature's Fury. The competing teams must sufficiently program their robots to navigate the LEGO® Nature's Fury challenge table and they also must invent and present a solution to an identified natural disaster.
The Neon Electrons chose blizzards as their disaster and they developed a video for kids and young adults to empower them to stay safe by understanding the three main hazards of winter storms. They posted the video on YouTube. View it here.
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"The Grand Canyon takes your breath away like no other wonder in the world," says Sierra Club Executive Director Michael Brune, who recently completed a two-week road trip through the American Southwest with his family. But even though the canyon itself is protected as a national park, the U.S. Forest Service has decided to allow uranium mining in the Kaibab National Forest just south of the park, threatening sacred lands and water supplies of the local Havasupai people with radioactive contamination.
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I just posted this in the pregnancy after preemie board, and I thought I'd cross post this here for any who might be interested or who have had premature labor in the past, as I have:
Hey Ladies, I haven't been here in a while, but I'm pregnant again so I thought of you all!
I had a full-term baby girl after my 26-week preemie 3 years prior who passed away. So there IS hope!
For those of you with irritable uteri (uteruses? LOL) I was reading about taking magnesium supplements to relax it. This mineral, as well as Vitamin D, have been proven to lower the incidence of premature delivery.
However, it is VERY important to make sure you get the RIGHT KIND of Magnesium. Magnesium Citrate is the best. Magnesium Oxide is like a laxative and Magnesium Chloride is for topical use, not ingestion, except for use as a laxative as well.
I just bought some for myself from Calm Natural as it was the only one I could find without additives and the right type at a very reasonable price. It's like 3 months worth of doses for $25.
Anyway I thought I would share. I know I'm always looking for completely safe but effective ways to keep that baby cooking!
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Bolsover District Council and North East Derbyshire District Council are transforming their customer services and driving channel shift with a shared deployment of Firmstep's Platform.
Both councils are using Firmstep's AchieveService customer experience management solution as a cloud-based local government alternative to their previous Northgate CRM system. By sharing Firmstep solutions, the councils are boosting efficiency in their customer contact centres, and using Firmstep's Platform to move a range of popular council services online, enabling residents to self-serve securely.
This will support both Councils' drive for channel shift across their most frequently-used services, and ensure consistent handling of enquiries across all channels, helping to reduce administration costs.
The joint deployment is part of a Strategic Alliance in which the two neighbouring authorities of Bolsover and North East Derbyshire work together, sharing assets and aligning processes to deliver ongoing savings and efficiencies.
Bolsover District Council Leader, Councillor Eion Watts said: "We formed a Strategic Alliance to help streamline processes and transform the way we deliver services. We have found Firmstep's Platform, is specifically tailored to local-government needs, so we are able to develop more efficient public services that integrate seamlessly with our shared back-office systems."
Since going live with Firmstep's Platform in December 2013, both District Councils have already aligned and automated several services, including waste collection and reporting of environmental health issues. The introduction of e-forms has proved popular with residents and both authorities are now working to align additional services, including pest control, to further improve efficiency.
North East Derbyshire District Council Leader, Councillor Graham Baxter MBE said, "Transforming services is one of our major priorities and the Firmstep solution certainly ticks all the right boxes. It is helping us reduce overheads and cut back on the number of IT systems we use. But the most important thing for us is that it helps to give residents easier and quicker online access to our services that will generate ongoing savings."
The two councils will also use Firmstep's Platform solution to build self-service portals, which will drive further channel shift by giving residents a common interface to securely access local services and personal data, and enable them to track the progress of transactions and service-requests.
Firmstep's Platform is a suite of solutions developed specifically to accelerate channel shift, make council services more accessible, and improve the customer experience. It can be adopted in a modular way, from supporting a single council service, to enabling complete customer service management across all contact channels. With its unique integration capabilities, the Platform links to any council back-office system, giving easy, open access to data with no need for complex programming or system changes. This helps councils and local authorities to quickly roll out solutions that meet customer service expectations and successfully achieve channel shift.


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I thought I'd share some home practice DVD's that I've found particularly helpful in case you are interested in checking out something new to structure your own home practice.
The first is by one of my all time favorite yoga instructors, Erich Schiffmann. He narrates "Yoga Mind & Body", a 45 minute yoga practice (from 1994) starring actress Ali MacGraw. Yes, this is an oldie…..but don't be fooled. It's got quite a following – for a reason. It's good, real good.
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Pinkham was taken to meet UK basketball coach John Calipari and the next stop was to the football office to meet Mark Stoops.
"I committed to UK," Pinkham said. "But it was for all the wrong reasons. I walked out of there and was like, 'This isn't the right place for me'."
So Pinkham, ranked as the No. 238 player in the country in the Class of 2015, immediately made a call to U of L coach Dan McDonnell.
"He told me about the machine they are building at Louisville," Pinkham said. "They've become a powerhouse and number don't lie.
"Louisville is right here (close to E'town) and that's where I wanted to be."
Pinkham said he works out with former U of L catcher Derrick Alfonso and estimated he attended 10 games at Jim Patterson Stadium last season with the Cardinals going 9-1 in the games he watched.
"They have such a great coaching staff and great facilities," Pinkham said. "Coach McDonnell is such a great teacher and motivator. I sat in before one game and listened to him and I was ready to go out there and play.
"Coach (Roger) Williams is the best assistant coach in the country and coach (Chris) Lemonis is such a great guy and great hitting coach."
Pinkham said he has been working with Alfonso for a while and has been "hearing about Louisville baseball since the sixth grade. He's like a brother to me and I just knew it was the place for me."
Pinkham also had offers from Tennessee, Western Kentucky, Virginia and Virginia Tech and was hearing from Florida State and Miami.
As a sophomore, Pinkham batted .509 with 56 RBIs, 17 doubles, two triples and six home runs. He also scored 28 runs. Pinkham batted .391 with nine doubles, 27 runs scored and 18 RBIs as a freshman.


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Briley, Andrus headline All-Acadia Parish squad
CROWLEY – The Midland Rebels and the Crowley Gents both enjoyed memorable basketball seasons in 2009-10.
The Rebels won the District 7-B title and made it all the way to the Class B state finals before being upended by Rapides in the championship game, while the Gents won their first district title in 21 years and entered the playoffs as the No. 9 seed in Class AAA before falling to Rayville in the second round.
Both were the result of team efforts, but each squad also had indviduals who stood out among the rest.
Those players - Crowley's Jerrell Andrus and Midland's Colby Prejean - top this year's All-Acadia Parish Basketball Team chosen by the Crowley Post-Signal and announced today.
Andrus, the MVP in District 4-AAA and a Class AAA second-team All-Stater, headlines the team after edging out Prejean for the Oustanding Player Award. He helped lead Crowley to a 21-9 overall record and a 7-1 mark in district play.
The junior forward led the league in scoring, averaging 21.9 points per contest while also pulling down 13 rebounds. He also had four steals and two blocked shots per outing.
Prejean, the Class B All-State MVP, led the Rebels in nearly every offensive category, logging 23.2 points, 10 rebounds, six assists and five steals per game. He was a second-team All-Stater as a junior and was named the MVP of the 2009 Midland Holiday Spectacular.
The two are joined on the All-Parish team by Crowley's Michael Harmon, Midland's B.J. Cormier, Notre Dame's Taylor Thibodaux, Rayne's Ryan Larry, Iota's Johnny Guidry and Northside Christian's Pierce Rivera.
Midland's Todd Briley, who guided the Rebels to 31-3 regular season record is the team's Coach of the Year. His Rebels went 8-0 in league play to claim the Rebels' seventh district title in the last 10 years.
The Rebels have reached the playoffs every season in Briley's 10-year coaching career at Midland, won seven league titles and advanced to the Top 28 twice.
Harmon played a key role in the Gents' success. The senior forward averaged 13.7 points, 14.2 rebounds and five blocks.
Cormier, a two-year starter for the Rebels, averaged 15 points, four assists and 3.1 steals during his senior campaign. He also led the charge for the Rebels in the Top 28, scoring 30 points against Zwolle in the semifinals and 26 against Rapides in the finals.
Thibodeaux a senior guard/forward, had a phenomenal year for the Pios by averaging a triple-double every game. He logged 14.4 points, 18 assists and 12.2 rebounds as well as posting nine steals and two blocks.
Larry helped guide the Wolves to a runnerup finish in District 5-AAA play by averaging 18.3 points and 9.1 rebounds. The junior forward also had 13 steals and one block.
Guidry was the top player for Class AA's Iota Bulldogs. He averaged 18 points, six rebounds and three steals.
Rivera, the District 7-C Most Valubale Player a year ago, led the charge for Northside by averaging 19.9 points and 10.5 rebounds. He also shot 70 percent from the free throw line and led the team in blocks with 29 during his junior campaign.
Earning honorable mention status on this year's team are Crowley's Therion Beverly and Donavon Morris, Midland's Colby Gantt and Allen Fontenot, Notre Dame's Kane Thibodeaux and Morgan Allen, Iota's Brennan Miller and Colby Wickman, Northside Christian's Levi Hahn and Ben Rogers, Rayne's Darius Bonnom and Eric Miller and Church Point's Devante Malveaux.
All-Acadia Parish Boy's Team
Player School Ht. Cl. Avg.
Jerrell Andrus Crowley 6-2 Jr. 21.9
Michael Harmon Crowley 6-4 Sr. 13.7
Miles Prejean Midland 6-0 Sr. 23.2
B.J. Cormier Midland 5-10 Sr. 15.0
Taylor Thibodeaux Notre Dame 6-5 Sr. 14.4
Ryan Larry Rayne 6-4 Jr. 18.3
Pierce Rivera Northside 6-2 Jr. 19.9
All-Parish Coach of the Year
Todd Briley, Midland
All-Parish Outstanding Player
Jerrell Andrus, Crowley
Honorable Mention: Crowley's Therion Beverly and Donavon Morris; Midland's Allen Fontenot and Colby Gantt; Notre Dame's Kane Thibodeaux and Morgan Allen; Iota's Brennan Miller and Colby Wickman; Northside's Levi Hahn and Ben Rogers; Rayne's Darius Bonnom and Eric Miller and Church Point's Devante Malveaux.


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Well tickle my anus and call me Samantha! Never thought I would get #1 spot but I gone and done it! I just wanted to give a shout out to all the FJers who took the time to rate and comment and help me out step by step and it's you guys who made this possible! So thank you to all you herps and deeps out there, yes and you anon. More OC like this to come guaranteed! And thanks again.
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Never said you had to like it bro. And if you think my comic is absolute ****, well that's just you. Other people apparently seemed to like it and I was simply giving a formal thank to everyone who helped this happen. Sorry you don't like it but there's nothing I can do about that.
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We always thought that Justin Bieber was a sweet and innocent little boy who was good at singing before the rascal known as puberty broke his voice.
But the little Canadian has been caught on tape playing a game of beer pong - which basically involves through a ping-pong ball around and drinking beer. It's rather fun, actually.
The problem is that Justin would have been under the legal age of drinking booze when the footage was taken, according to TMZ.
The source says it happened a year and a half ago, which would have made Justin 17-years-old. While another source - who was there, apparently - swears it happened in Alabama back in June. Which STILLl makes Biebs too young to booze.
Here's our favourite video of Justin Bieber and he might have had a drink or two judging by some of his dance moves...
Kim Kardashian can't keep her hands off Kanye West at the moment and she was caught groping the rapper's bum cheeks today.
But while she is adamant he's "the one" and they're going to live happily ever after in a house made of rap music and sexy curves, US gossip types are reporting she's jealous that her ex-boyfriend Reggie Bush is a father-to-be.
A little mole told Radar Online: "Kim had pressured Reggie for a very long time to get married while they were together because she wanted to have a family with him. She feels it is a slap in the face that Reggie would consider having a baby with this woman when he wouldn't with her."
She should be grateful it's not Chris Brown or it could have been an ACTUAL slap in the face - not just a metaphorical one.
We thought the only thing we had in common with Caroline Flack was that we both quite fancy Harry Styles. But alas, we were wrong. We also both like burger and chips.
She was chatting to Heat magazine and told them: "I'm not a fitness buff. I've got exactly the same legs as my mum. I like having curves. I will never diet. I love burgers and I love chips. I like good food and I'll eat until I'm full."
Another reason (if needed) that we should probably be mates with Caroline. The full interview appears in this week's heat, on sale now, if you want to read it.
Is Katie Holmes back with her ex? Acording to Grazia, she could be. The mag says that she's back in touch with Chris Klein, but keeping it on the down low so she's not insensitive to Tom Cruise. JUICY, eh?
What's with Matt McConaughey's new look? Find out by clickinghere at 3am.
Someone crack open a bottle of bucks fizz because Jack Osbourne and Lisa Stelly have reportedly married in Hawaii.
Oh, we're not cheap – we're just saving the champagne for the official announcement, you know?
Don't feel bad if you were expecting an invite, they tied the knot in a small ceremony in Hawaii on Sunday, according to US Weekly.
MASSIVE NEWS for any Frankie Cocozza fans out there! Wait, what do you mean nobody cares?
For anyone who's bothered, Frankie announced on Twitter that he will be releasing 'The Motorcyle EP' next month. "My EP will be available on iTunes from November 5th. I love you all. #TheMotorcycleEP."
And if that wasn't exciting enough (it's not, is it?) - he gave his opinion on the X Factor drama too. He said: "I'm pretty sure the X Factor just showed the whole country how set up it is. Not that we didn't know that anyway. The producers f****d it. Oh and I forgot my sh*t performances proved the same thing last year. Good night."
We may or may not have thought they were already married, but Guy Ritchie has reportedly proposed to Jacqui Ainsley, who is just about to give birth to their first baby together. What lovely Tuesday morning news.
Rihanna has just published this snap on Facebook, which is nothing short of a feast for the eyes. Taken backstage at her gig in Baku, we can only assume this pipe is full of honey and lemon for the benefit of her vocals.
Dappy has appeared in this month's Time Out magazine to stress how much he loves... fishing.
Posing in a wet-looking shoot, Dappy said: "Fishing is everything to me. I've been doing it pretty much since I come out my mum's womb.
"Anyone who says that badman can't fish is wrong. Not that I'm a badman. I keep fishing reel. Reel. Geddit?"
Fishing and crap puns? Who are you and what have you done to Dappy off N Dubz?
Sadie Frost has been given a police caution for common assault on her boyfriend James Gooding, who you may remember as Kylie's ratbag ex...
If you thought it was bad when we told you that Hulk Hogan's sex tape was leaked on the internet… we've got even worse news.
No, it's not that Hogan's sexy time will be available to watch in HD or blu-ray – it's much, much worse. There might be a PART TWO.
Hogan has warned him family that it's not the first time he's been involved in a naughty video, according to Radar Online.
"Hulk is very concerned that a new sex tape could emerge," a source close to the family told the US gossip site.
"After the first video was leaked he warned Linda, Brooke and Nick that he could of been caught on camera in the past.
"The family is absolutely mortified their name has been sullied in such a tacky way. They never imagined that Hulk could drag them into such an embarrassing situation."
Uh oh.
Watch the retro trailer for Lindsay Lohan's new film here (spoiler alert: you see her face once, but her bum twice)
Anyone for some behind the scenes shots from the McFly video shoot?
GIRLS ALOUD ARE BACK! A Countdown clock on their website is counting down 10 days, which seems to coincide with rumours that they're making their return on Strictly on the 19th October. More to follow... WE ARE SO EXCITED.
And here's the news about the video that we brought you last week.
AND this coincides with Sarah Harding joining Twitter this morning. Coincidence? NO WAY.
Read the full story on Girls Aloud HERE.
Did you know that Lisa Riley's Strictly Come Dancing performance is one of the top three most shared videos on YouTube this week? It's definitely worth another watch...