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I am currently pregnant with my fifth child and I am due next month. After the delivery of my third, I had pretty strong contractions for a few days, I know it's normal and it helps the uterus to shrink. They were strong, but tolerable. Then, after my fourth, they hurt so badly I was really close to going back to the hospital. I felt like something had to be wrong because they were so bad. They subsided after a couple days. I remember an OB nurse telling me that they tend to get worse with each child. Have you found that to be true? I can't imagine them being worse than that and I am really dreading them. Is there anyway to relieve the pain a bit? I always decline pain meds because of breastfeeding, but I'm considering accepting them just to save for that time.
Horrible postpartum contractions...do they keep getting worse?
Yes the afterpains do get worse with each child. Sorry. Last time I was crying whenever I was nursing b/c that made the contractions so bad. They do get a little better every day and then are gone - though they seem to last longer too. But they do go away, I just kept reminding myself of that.
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Haha, thanks! I was hoping the last one was a fluke and they wouldn't be so bad this one. It was toe curling, tears to the eyes, breath holding pain... just awful! And yes, breastfeeding would bring them on extra strong. I remember just dreading it and bracing myself. I think I'll just try to keep up with the Motrin, I'll try to stay ahead of it. I sure appreciate the comments, I actually do feel better knowing it's normal to hurt THAT much...it can be scary!
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LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) - Maria Villarroel had 23 points to lead No. 23 Oklahoma past surprisingly stubborn Kansas 61-49 Wednesday night.
The Sooners (11-5, 3-1 Big 12) have won their last five against Kansas (7-9, 0-5), adding to the Jayhawks' 21-game losing streak in the conference.
Stacy Becker hit a 3-pointer to cut the Sooners' lead to 49-44 with 6:43 left. But the Jayhawks' rally stalled and Oklahoma outscored Kansas 12-5 the rest of the way.
Villarroel topped 20 points for the seventh time this season. She was 7-for-7 from the free-throw line. Dionnah Jackson added 15 points and nine rebounds for the Sooners.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) - Stretch James scored a career-high 18 points and Evan Unrau had her sixth double-double of the season as Missouri defeated Nebraska 65-53 on Wednesday night.
Missouri (8-7, 2-2 Big 12) went on a 20-2 run early in the second half to take a 51-31 lead with 11:41 left. Nebraska had seven straight turnovers during the run and committed 26 in the game.
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On Saturday I attended TEDxBKK, which is a regional TED conference. (If you haven't watched some of the videos which have come out of past TED conferences, you should.) The conference was speeches on a diverse array of subjects. Several of the presentations which stood out was a woman working in Cambodia who spoke on the effectiveness of giving things to people as a form of aid, Chris Mitchell who spoke about swimming with the Great White Shark, Bruce Poon Tip, CEO of G Adventures, who spoke on how they help the communities they visit, and Prae Sunantaraks, a Thai woman who is slowly losing her sight. (more…)
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School Board recognizes 13 schools
By: Jeannine LeJeune
CROWLEY - Thirteen isn't always an unlucky number; just ask Margaret Jones, executive director of curriculum for the Acadia Parish School Board.
At the board's September meeting Monday night, 13 parish schools were recognized for achieving "Exemplary Academic Growth" or "Recognized Academic Growth" based on their 2009 School Performance Scores.
The schools were presented Accountability Growth Flags in honor of earning the distinction.
"I'm excited to see a full house," said Jones, "and it's always a pleasure to recognize our schools."
On hand were all the schools' principals and several schools brought faculty and staff members with them. Even more rare was the fact that not only were 13 schools recognized, but that all the high schools in the parish were being recognized and all had earned the "Exemplary Academic Growth" distinction.
"All five of our high schools being recognized shows that we are doing things right," said Superintendent John E. Bourque. "We work to get our students ready for the real world. Often, you'll see scores dwindle down as they approach the eighth grade level, but in our parish our scores have been consistent."
In total, 10 of the 13 schools earned exemplary status. The remaining three were recognized for recognized academic growth.
Schools that were recognized were: Church Point High School - Exemplary; Crowley High School - Exemplary; North Crowley Elementary School - Exemplary; Crowley Middle School - Recognized; Egan Elementary School - Exemplary; Iota High School - Exemplary; Iota Middle School - Exemplary; Estherwood Elementary School - Exemplary; Mermentau Elementary School - Recognized; Midland High School - Exemplary; Morse Elementary School - Exemplary; Mire Elementary School - Recognized; Rayne High School - Exemplary.
"It's always nice to see our schools recognized," said Bourque. "Our people do a great job at each school."
The school board also featured a presentation from Crowley High on a multimedia class. Teacher of the class Tammy Meche explained that the students worked throughout the project with their client, the Louisiana Technical School, hand-in-hand. One student, Terryn Wirtz, was singled out for her work on the project.
The project led to a brochure-like booklet as well as a poster version of the schools' offered curriculums with each school receiving copies.
Board members were also presented copies of the class's handy work.
One more presentation was made on the night.
Rayne High's FFA program was recognized for being named a Top 4 FFA Chapter in the state. Three members of last year's chapter, Kristen Petitjean, Cody Bergeron and MaRae Courvelle, were on hand to discuss the importance Rayne's FFA program has played in their lives.
"FFA offers a lot of opportunities, not only for myself, but for all of its members," said Petitjean.
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MARYSVILLE, Calif. -- A Northern California town was reeling Saturday after learning that a teenage boy was killed and a teenage girl seriously injured after they were hit by a freight train while walking to a Sadie Hawkins dance.
The accident Friday evening occurred near the town of Marysville's only high school and a Little League park where a game was being played.
Marysville Police Chief David Baker said patrols had been increased around the tracks Saturday.
"We need to make sure that folks just stay off the easement," Baker told KCRA-TV.
The boy died at the scene, and the girl was airlifted to a nearby hospital with traumatic injuries, CalFire Marysville Capt. Dennis Hunt said.
A hospital spokesman said Saturday he could not release any details until the identity of the girl was released by police.
People who were at the game told the Marysville Appeal-Democrat they heard a long blowing of the train's horn, and many raced to the scene as the train came to a stop.
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Thoroughly Enjoyed Our Stay at the Hotel Klosterstuble
My husband and I stayed at the Hotel Klosterstuble for one night in May and really enjoyed our stay. The hotel was very centrally located, minutes from the main square. Our room was cozy and quaint, with beautiful wood furniture and a nice couch and chair. The bathroom was a little small but typical of most European hotels we have stayed in. The breakfast was wonderful; quite a spread and the best breakfast of our trip! We would be delighted to stay there again, and plan on doing so during our next visit to Rothenburg.
Quiet and charming
Arriving in Rothenburg late afternoon in early September of 2004, it was very pleasant to find our accommodations were located on a quiet side street. The staff was warm, the food was good, the site was within steps of both the main street and the valley behind.
That night we enjoyed a memorable lantern walk touring the city and learning its amazing history. My husband enjoyed this site more than any other in all of Germany. I would love to return during the winter holiday season. The hotel's email address is permanently saved in my address book.
A vacation in itself!
Wonderful quaint hotel that gives you the feel of a B&B! Rooms were spotless with the best shower in Europe! The service was outstanding from all (English-speaking). Dinner in their restaurant downstairs was exceptional! A great value at E90.
Excellent Stay
My husband and I spent a night at this wonderful property in May, 2004. My only regret is that we didn't stay longer.
We had a room on the top floor (well worth the stairs) and our window opened up on an amazing view across Rothenburg. The room was decorated in a warm, provincial style. The bath was small, but well-organized.
The dining room downstairs serves wonderful food (we had dinner and wine, delicious) and the breakfast that is included with the room is quite nice.
The location is perfect - near the gardens and in a low-traffic section of this small, beautiful town. The service was excellent and friendly.
I cannot recommend this Hotel enough. You won't be disappointed.
Great little Bed and Breakfast Inn
Went there September 2nd-
This is a great bed and breakfast in the wonderful medieval city of Rothenburg Ob der Tauber. Good value for the euro and great service. No elevator - you've got climb the winding staircase. The rate includes breakfast. It is a small hotel of 13 rooms but are expanding to the building next door which will give them an additional 22 rooms. You can book the hotel on the internet just by typing in Rothenburg hotels
This hotel is mentioned in the Rick Steve's book as well. Go by his reccommendations for hotels and restaurants and shopping - he is right on! Don't miss the Night Watchman's Tour in the square.
Great Place to Stay
We stayed at this hotel in March 2003. We liked it so much, we brought our three sons back this April and stayed again. The 5-person room was tight, but super clean and had a very up-to-date, clean, bright bathroom. The rooms are nicely decorated. I feel their rates are very reasonable. Our breakfasts were included and were wonderful; diner was great too.
Very pleased with Hotel Klosterstuble
My husband and I stayed at Hotel Klosterstuble in March 2002. We can't think of one negative thing to say about this small, family run hotel.
Very charming atmosphere, excellent location, with very clean and comfortable rooms. Excellent value. Would not stay anywhere else while in Rothenburg.
Great family run hotel
We booked over the internet and stayed for 1 night. Erika, who co-owns the hotels went out of her way to accomodate us and our 4-year old child, including getting him some yogurt after the restaurant had closed. Great location in the heart of old town, and service above expectations. Parking is a little tight in front of the hotel
Our favorite place to stay
The Klosterstuble is our favorite place to stay when we are in Rothenburg. In fact we have stayed there 3 times in the last 5 years and are taking a group of our friends there this December.
In the summer of 2002, we were eating breakfast and Rick Steeves (writes travel books) came in and sat next to us. If he stays there you know its pretty good.
It is located very near the markplatz on a side street. The staff are very friendly, rooms are charming, and everything is immaculate.
Our favorite room is #1.
A very good hotel... A great value
I stayed at the Klosterstuble in October 2001. It was easy to find, located conveniently in a quiet part of the old city, by the Castle Garden wall, and right next to the best part of old town center. The couple that run it were very cooperative and helpful. I loved my room (top floor single w/shower). Quaint, comfortable, extremely clean, tastefully decorated, very quiet and private. The rate was only $55/night, including fruhstuck (breakfast), which was very good.
I was out very late (midnight is late for Rothenburg) carousing in the cellars and beer gardens. They gave me a key for the front door so I could come and go as I pleased.
Though they cook very good meals at the hotel, I asked them for a restaurant they would recommend in town. They were not offended and instead very helpful, and their recommendation was excellent. Summary: I would return and stay at Hotel Klosterstuble anytime. One of the better hotel values I found in Europe.
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The sun has snuck out which is wonderful. Enjoying the passing autumnal scenery. Had a glass blowing demonstration from an entertaining salesman. Then a visit to a home of a local for sponge and strudel. Lovely people and great village. House heated hydronically in the ...
Visited the Wurzberg palace this morning. Very large typical European palace. Mostly reconstructed after the war apart from a large Tiepolo ceiling. No photos allowed. Afternoon trip to Rothenberg. An intact walled medieval town. Quite impressive although very touristy of ...
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This Ramada was a Sheraton
This is the first hotel that I stayed at on the mainland. I really appreciated the shuttle service as I had had a long flight from points west. The hotel is OKAY, but when I got my bill it said the Sheraton same address and phone # so it seems to me that this hotel was DOWNGRADED to a RAMADA and remember Ramadas are no better than a HOLIDAY INN. My stay was around 18 Sept 02.
Great Family Place
We recently had a family reunion at the Thunderbird in Bloomington and were very impressed with the facility. Tom in Convention Sales was great to work with and we got a very decent room rate for our block of rooms. The coffee shop staff was always smiling and friendly, and having both an indoor and outdoor pool on the premises pleased everyone. The close proximity to the Mall of America (along with shuttle service to the Mall and the airport) made everything very convenient.
Groovy baby
Unlike a lot of bland, cookie-cutter hotels, the Thuderbird in Bloomington has an ENORMOUS amount of character. You might love it, you might hate it, but it is what it is, and I'm GLAD they've kept it that way.The core of this hotel was built in the 1960's. That was long before the expression "politically correct" was used. Some might consider the enormous display of Native American artifacts (they were "Indian" artifacts in the sixties) might be garish, but they're not mean spirited or overtly disrespectful. They have a naive quality. A lot of it is not all that different from what you'd see at Mystic Lake Casino.This establishment is a real 60's time capsule, and it makes me nostalgic for my youth (I'm in my mid-forties). Everything's appears clean, tidy and in good repair. Mechanicals and utilities seem totally up-to-date.If you want a run-of-the-mill contemporary hotel experience, there are plenty of places to stay. OTOH, if you'd like a dash of historical uniqueness, whimsy and amusement in your hotel experience, you might really enjoy the Thunderbird. For a hotel on the strip, it's got a bit of northern Minnesota lodge character. I would think kids would love it.I don't know if it's kosher to post such things here, but while I was poking around on the net looking for any history of this place, I found a link to an interesting photo essay at ******
Kids will love it
My kids thought it was really cool. They asked to go back there next time.
You get what you pay for...
The hotel had a sign announcing their 40th anniversary. Looks the original decor - old, cheesy faux Native American. This is not the place to stay if you like things to be politically correct. One sign said "Big Chief Thunderbird say..." Puh-leeze. It was convenient to the Mall of America, but so were a dozen other hotels. Additions to the hotel over the years makes it a sprawling behemoth. Our room was on the other end, and since we took the airport shuttle, we had to hoof it, along with our luggage. Families overflowed their rooms and hung out in the hallway - sitting with their legs out in the walkway, children racing up and down the corridor. I'll do my homework next time AND I won't be so cheap.
The Staff Made it the best
Shirley is an asset to the Thunderbird, the kind of
helpful employee I would hire myself. Working pretty much alone, she made our stay easy and effortless. My hats off her. My next trip will be back to the Thuderbird
Dead stuffed animals your idea of class?
Dead animals adorn the walls of this politically incorrect themed establishment. I attended the facility for a wedding reception and found it an odd place from top to bottom. Not my idea of classy.
Great Hotel. Close to everything!
Don't believe the negative review. Although this is not the HILTON, it is a great place to stay. Both pools are fabulous. The rooms are very clean. The service couldn't be beat. Allowed us to have six kids and two adults in a double room.
Even gave us extra pillows, blankets and towels! The beds were very soft and comfortable. We had a room next to the pool (only $99.00 on a Sat.) and couldn't hear a thing from outside the room. Mall of America within a block. Easy to walk to during the day. At night, use their free shuttle ...
always on time for us. We plan to stay there again for school shopping and renasaince fest.
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The rooms were great... there is a nice weight room and pool... the price is right... it is a nice hotel all around. My family and I will stay here on all of our Minneapolis trips to come.
T-Bird not too terrific
This is not a very pleasant place to stay. It is extremely old (I don't believe the carpet has ever been replaced) and it smells very musty in the rooms. We called to get one of the renovated rooms that was advertised and the attendant at the desk said that they couldn't accommodate us because only 4 rooms have been renovated. Also the hotel is full of dead stuffed animals. I would NOT recommend anyone stay here.
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... walkways on the second floor (above traffic). So, with a little planning, you can get across the downtown without going outside via the skyways. Brilliant! They even have maps in them showing all the connections so you can figure out how to get where you want to go. It's like a giant Habitrail, if you remember those. I tested it out today when I got my coffee, and made it back to the hotel with only one wrong turn. So now I think I want to move to Minneapolis, ...
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During the recent king tides California has seen some impressive coastal action. In this shot we attempt to capture that action all at once. Paying particular detail to shooting at times of chaos. Each frame was hand selected from 6 and compared to what would be surrounding images to insure the crashing water, surg...
I have had the fortune to go to the Twelve Apostles twice now and both times it has been hazy. No big deal, just wish I could have taken a GigaPan on a nice clear day. In this GigaPan, the different colors of the cliff on the right are from where the sun did come out of the clouds for a while and then went back behin...
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Memorial Day Weekend, 2009 at Ventura Harbor, California. This was done using the Gigapan Epic 100 and a Canon S5 IS, this is 750 images at 12x zoom. Each shot was 80 ISO, with an aperature of 4.5. This took almost 90 minutes to shoot. Each shot was repeated three times using the Epic 100 multishot function. The t...
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Canelo Eyes Revenge: I Can Wipe Out My Brother's Loss
By Miguel Rivera
WBC junior middleweight champion Saul "Canelo" Alvarez (41-0-1, 30KOs) is looking to get revenge for his family on April 20th at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas. Canelo will face WBA champion Austin "No Doubt" Trout (26-0, 14KOs) in a unification showdown. Their recent press tour in Texas drew hundreds of fans to the media functions. Sources in Texas report that 20,000 tickets have already been sold. Canelo was overwhelmed by the show of support from the fans.
"It gave me goosebumps when I walked to the podium [at the press conferences] and listened to all of the people who were there to support me," Canelo said.
But the fight is personal for the 22-year-old champion. Back in February of 2011, Canelo sat ringside at the Arena Coliseo in Guadalajara and watched his older brother, Rigoberto Alvarez, get outboxed for twelve rounds as Trout took a lopsided decision to capture the WBA crown.
"This fight is personal for me. I was in the front row when Austin Trout beat my brother. Now I have the opportunity to wipe out that defeat," Canelo said.
I thought I read: Canelo Eyes Revenge: I Can Wipe Out My Brother's A$$! ROFLComment by Bermuda on 03-18-2013
[QUOTE=Bushbaby;13158264]Sure it's personal, which is why you were not gonna fight him until you heard the fan outcry, sure.[/QUOTE] lol true....canelo and co. took their sweet ass time picking trout.Comment by Jloro on 03-18-2013
[QUOTE=Bushbaby;13161254]So, why'd he wait soo long to exact this ole revenge thingy??:dunno:[/QUOTE] because he just found out about it lolComment by El Manos on 03-18-2013
Just focus on this fight Canelo. Forget about your brother. It's not going to be easy.Comment by Bushbaby on 03-18-2013
[QUOTE=budfr;13161218]You need to understand Hispanic culture. Vengeance is deeply rooted in our culture. Italians have that mentality too.[/QUOTE] So, why'd he wait soo long to exact this ole revenge thingy??:dunno:Post a Comment - View More User Comments (20)


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A "Beit Hillel" rabbi reported his decision to turn on the electricity on a frozen Shabbat morning, only to be attacked by a "Tzohar" rabbi from his neck of the (snowy) woods.
Posted on: December 17th, 2013News & Views → Israel → Aliyah
Israel has invested more than $125 million trying to bring young Jews to visit, with meager results.
Posted on: December 16th, 2013News & Views → Business and Economy
Only the pharmacies will be decided according to an official bid – everybody else basically gets a license to print money.
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A law professor will challenge the tax exempt status of the American Studies Association, because academic boycotts of Israeli universities is not in their mission statement or an activity privileged with tax exemption
Posted on: December 15th, 2013News & Views → Islamists
On Saturday, Tunisia's 21 political parties picked the minister of industry, Mehdi Jomaa, 50, as the next prime minister, who will replace the Islamist-led government with a team of technocrats, AP reported. Jomaa now has three weeks to cobble together his government, whose main task will be to prepare presidential and legislative elections next year. […]
Posted on: December 15th, 2013News & Views → Israel → IDF & Security
Much of the disaster could have been avoided with better individual preparedness.
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Several Haredi residents in Beit Shemesh have confessed to police investigators that they gave the identification cards to others to vote in their place, Israel radio reported. On Election Day, police confiscated approximately 200 identification cards and disguises. Attorney General Yehudah Weinstein appealed to the courts to violate the recent elections in Beit Shemesh, and […]
Posted on: December 13th, 2013News & Views → Global
The arms race is back on and out in the open, with Russia flexing its rhetorical strength and stretching its protective reach towards Iran.
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An MDA medical team was kicked out of the Knesset for refusing an Ethiopian MK Blood.
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Mike Huckabee doesn't understand why Jews support Obama as "pro-Israel" because he doesn't understand the psyche of a liberal American Jewish Democrat.
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Maybe Bibi was right to stay home and avoid the ceremony – who knows what this guy would have said he said…
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"If the Israeli Left has no place for those who … wage battle against those who seek to delegitimize Israel, it will not return to lead the country."
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A news report on court proceedings in Beit Shemesh vote fraud, and a show on the Haredi housing crisis exposes deep resentments by seculars of Haredim.
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Jerusalem District Court to discuss appeals of election results today.
Posted on: December 9th, 2013News & Views → Middle East → Iran
Now that the U.S. and other P5+1 powers made an interim nuclear deal with Iran without involving Israel, the Jewish state is free to act as it sees fit on the Iranian issue without consulting America, former Arkansas governor and 2008 presidential candidate Mike Huckabee told JNS.org. "I think now [the Israelis] have really a […]
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The proceeds from the property sale may not be used cover the synagogue's financial needs.
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None of us support violence and we found out about the story in the media, just like every one else.
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Israel is among the countries with a high risk of corruption in defense budgets.
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Canada's largest Protestant church launched a campaign to boycott goods made in Judea and Samaria. The United Church of Canada campaign, dubbed "Unsettling Goods: Choose Peace in Palestine and Israel," encourages "economic action" against three Israeli companies: Keter Plastic Ltd., SodaStream and Ahava, which all have factories in Judea and Samaria. "With these efforts, we […]
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Claudia Sims, 70, of Amarillo died Saturday, March 25, 2006.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday in New Hope Baptist Church with the Rev. David Hill, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery by Warford-Walker Mortuary, 509 N. Hughes St.
Claudia Sims was born April 17, 1935, in Omaha to Claude and Lanie B. Johnson. She was a resident of Amarillo for more than 50 years. She attended the public schools of Omaha, where she graduated from high school.
Claudia was a member of New Hope Baptist Church and North Star-Electra Chapter No. 23, Order of the Eastern Star. She was employed by and retired from Amarillo Independent School District maintenance department after 17 years of service.
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Before the war, the Ottoman Army had a hospital of 250 beds in Canakkale and six infirmaries at Seddulbahir, Kilitbahir, Eceabat, Bolayır, Kumkale and Canakkale. The appearance of the English and French fleets in front of the Dardanelles provided for the augmentation and fortification of these hospitals and infirmaries. By July 1915, the number of hospitals had reached 25, with a total of 10,700 beds.
As the battles were very severe during the war, 3000-4000 wounded were carried to these hospitals each day. Because of the insufficiency of beds in these hospitals, a great number of the wounded were transferred to city hospitals in inner Anatolia.
Apart from this, the Turkish Red Crescent converted three warships into hospital-ships, one of which, the Gulnihal, was responsible for carrying the wounded from the front lines at Gallipoli.
The Ottoman Empire raised the flag of the Red Crescent, signifying a hospital, in accordance with the 1906 Geneva and 1907 La Hague Conventions. This meant that buildings, vehicles and personnel bearing the Red Crescent were exempt from all attack or detention.
The realities of war were very different. The two belligerents partly violated the rules of the Geneva and La Hague Conventions, and even the Ottoman Empire, according to the claims of Russia. Russia claimed that the Ottoman state had attacked the hospital-ship 'Portugal' and 'Vperiod'. Turkish military authorities, however, said that these hospital-ships had been struck by mines. We can see 80 violations during the years 1914-1920 in the archives of the International Committee of the Red Cross. Ten of these violations directly concerned attacks oriented towards Turkish hospitals and ambulances. Besides these, we have observed other attacks in the same archives. According to the military hierarchy, these violations were reported to the International Red Cross Committee in order for them to inform the French and British authorities.
Violations that occurred during the Gallipoli Campaign can be enumerated as follows:
Spring 1915, attacks on Turkish hospitals in Canakkale September 1915, bombardment of Canakkale Hospital
Bombardment of the Red Crescent Hospital-Ship 'Gulnihal'
May 1915, bombardment of Turkish Hospital in Eceabat (Maydos)
June 1915, bombardment of Turkish Hospital in Eceabat
July 1915, bombardment of Turkish hospital at Halil Paşa Çiftliği (Farm)
August 1915, bombardment of Turkish military hospital at Akbas
During the war, the International Red Cross Committee sent official complaints of violations to the concerned parties. The parties concerned, in this case the French and British authorities, sent their responses via the same international committee.
In their responses, the British authorities did not deny these violations. They did not say definitively: "We did not carry out this kind of violations". They said: "Violations such as this did not occur willingly but occurred accidentally. In battles, this kind of thing always happens". The French authorities, on the other hand, did not accept these violations and they said: "These complaints are total slanders. But in battles, this kind of bombardment might happen. Hospitals must be set up far away from the battle area".
As a conclusion, we can say that bombardments of this kind might occur by mistake. But the repetition of these bombardments in the Dardanelles from May 1915 to September 1915 makes us consider that these violations were more than a mistake, perhaps a result of anger due to lack of success in battles at Gallipoli.
Source: Canakkale Turk Yilligi, The Turkish Yearbook of Gallipoli Studies, No: 1, March 2003
Before the war, the Ottoman Army had a hospital of 250 beds in Canakkale and six infirmaries at Seddulbahir, Kilitbahir, Eceabat, Bolayır, Kumkale and Canakkale. The appearance of the English and French fleets in front of the Dardanelles provided for the augmentation and fortification of these hospitals and infirmaries. By July 1915, the number of hospitals had reached 25, with a total of 10,700 beds.
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I'm headed for my first trip snowboarding to Steamboat Feb 4th. What are some good nightlife spots to check out while i'm there? Any recommendations on good spots to get safe while I'm on the mountain?
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My MVIS is now up 28% from the $2.64 that I bought it for on 5-31-2012..hope it does not get sliced and keeps moving upward.
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JERUSALEM, Israel -- A teacher in southern Egypt punished two 12-year-old girls for coming to school unveiled by cutting their hair.
The incident, which took place in the village of Qurna in Luxor province, about 300 miles south of Cairo, reflects the increasing influence of the Islamist-dominated government of President Mohammed Morsi.
Berbesh Khaairi el-Rawi, the father of one of the children, told The Associated Press the teacher, Eman Abu Bakar, made the girls stand for two hours with their hands raised over their heads before cutting their hair.
Abu Bakar was quoted as saying she warned the girls repeatedly to cover their heads. She claims students handed a scissors to her and told her to "implement" her threats.
In a photo of Abu Bakar published by the Egyptian daily al-Ahram, Abu Bakar is wearing the niqab, the complete covering for Muslim women with a slit in the face cloth to see through. Increasing numbers of Egyptians are wearing the niqab.
El-Rawi filed a complaint with the prosecutor's office in Luxor province on October 10 but has not yet had a response. The teacher was transferred to another school.
Human rights groups in Egypt say Islamists have been emboldened by the dominance of the Muslim Brotherhood and Salafi movements in the new government, which are also playing a dominant role in drafting a new constitution.
Ziad Abdel Tawab of the Cairo Institute for Human Rights wasn't surprised by the incident.
"Whether in schools or outside schools, the general sentiment is that any abusive action, if it is justified as protection of Islam, is tolerable," Tawab said.
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Just before the deadline for teams to extend qualifying offers to their players, the Houston Rockets did just that for point guard Kyle Lowry.
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***OFFICIAL*** Rafael dos Anjos vs. Anthony Njokuani Thread
Lightweight bout: 155 pounds
I consider this to be the best fight on the card. Both guys are more skilled fighters than the mainevent.
This fight should be great. I actually like Dos Anjos, the way he put away the overrated Sotiropoulos in just 59 seconds was nice. Some people thought George was the next lightweight champion up until his set back against Siver. Then some people thought it was just a speed bump, he may have underestimated him, but would get back into the win column with Dos Anjos as a stepping stone. Nope, Dos Anjos goes out there and throws a big hay maker and George wasn't able to get out of the way which led to him getting caught flush and put out like nothing. It was actually pretty telegraphed, usually a punch most fighters could slip away from easily. I guess George just wasn't fast enough. Still a dominant win none the less for Dos Anjos who appeared to end the hype for good, or at least for a long while.
I like Anthony as well. He shows a strong variety in his stand up and mixes it up well. If people want a display of that, they should catch his fight against Andre Winner, another decent fighter. He completely out classed Winner on the feet and used him as a punching bag. Andre's heart was the only thing that kept him in the fight. Njokuani won a lop sided decision.
Anyways, Anthony should out strike Dos Anjos very easily, but Rafael should have a significant advantage on the ground.
Njokuani has the decided technical advantage in the standup game- as he does against most fighters at 155- but dos Anjos isn't a slouch on the feet and probably has more power. His length is sure to cause some problems for dos Anjos, but I just think dos Anjos is far too well-rounded for Njokuani here and he's sneakily putting together some pretty impressive victories in the LW division. Add this one to the streak.
I will bet on Dos Anjos everytime he fights. This fight in particular is a tough call but Dos Anjos has to be the most unluckiest fighter ever. The highlights from his worst ko losses are the stuff of legend. He's better than he's shown so far.
I am taking Njokuani but this will be on heck of a fight.
Pretty sure Njokuani told his corner that his right hand was broken.
Dos Anjos is looking good in this fight.
Well, we didnt get to see a great representation of what Njokuani could have possibly done. Nevertheless, very solid performance by Dos Anjos.
Congratulations to Dos Anjos! I'll keep my eye on him for sure.
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Francesco Calcagno, AVSI worker, reports from the Dadaab refugee camp. The 8 o'clock convoy is ready. We are all at the police station. The air conditioning does not work and the windows are lowered. There are too many off-road vehicles this morning. It is 8:05 and nobody moves. After a bit, we are hit by a cloud of dust and we realize that the convoy is finally leaving. This morning, 30 vehicles will go towards Ifo and Dagahaley, the two refugee camps which were created in 1991 after the crisis in Siad Barre's government in Somalia and which, together with Hagadera, should hold a maximum of 90,000 people. In January 2011, the population of these camps was already almost 300,000 people. The numbers. So many tall, proud people who are difficult to forget. Until some time ago, if you were not at the police station, Tango One, in VHF jargon, by 7:55, you would miss the escort and have to wait until 9 to start your work. Now you can arrive at 8:10 and there are still vehicles lining up to go to the camps. Without the escort, no one can go. The numbers again. Once again, they help us take it easy in the morning.
Today we are going to visit the camp. We want to meet the new arrivals, the new people, the refugees. We want to get to know them better and to listen to what they have to tell us. We want to try to give them concrete answers, perhaps not immediate ones, but ones that will fulfill their expectations. We do not want them to feel like they are only numbers. For four weeks now, the influx of refugees has been constantly growing. Yesterday, I studied the statistics. There are from 5,000 to 6,000 Somalis who escape from Somalia every week and look for humanitarian assistance here in Kenya. A stream of migrants, mostly women and children, who want to try to rebuild their lives in a new country, where they know they will receive help and assistance.
The center of registration of the Ifo camp is made up of three tents. There are hundreds of people lined up perfectly. I remember when I was in line for an ATM in Belgium. It was raining in Brussels and we all had jackets and umbrellas. Here in Dadaab, the line is under the scorching sun. Fortunately, it is the season of the small rains (though it has not rained a drop), so at least there is wind. I walk and see my colleagues at the LWF, an international non-profit that is in charge of the welcoming. Suraya is talking, helped by an interpreter, with a family made up of a woman and five children. I am struck by the way that this woman listens with attention to my colleague, hanging on her every word. They give her a bit of wood and a bowl, and send her to another line. There they will give her food and some pots and she will be assigned a tent.
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Bumps, not record spikes, likely for gasoline prices
Many factors influence price at pumps
A year ago March 28, gasoline hit its highest price ever in metro Milwaukee - $4.21 a gallon - walloping family budgets and small-business bank accounts.
This year, motorists should expect to see the usual pump price run-up as spring and summer approach, market experts say, but there are no indications that we will see the runaway prices we saw last year.
At least for now.
"I just see lower prices ahead," said Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates, an oil trading and advisory firm in Galena, Ill. "It doesn't look like there is going to be undue upward pressures here on price looking all the way out into the summer.
"At the same time, we might see one more lift-up here later in the spring or summer. You might be staring $4 in the face again."
Others agree.
"Short term, you are looking at lower prices, and the U.S. average will probably dip some 20 cents a gallon or more below 2012 numbers in coming weeks," said Tom Kloza, chief analyst for the Oil Price Information Service.
The forecasts, of course, come with a big asterisk. All sorts of things could alter petroleum markets and send prices back into painful territory.
"If the Middle East blows up, that's the elephant in the room as far as what's going to make gasoline prices go to $5" a gallon, Ritterbusch said.
Any disruptions at refineries that make the region's specialty gasoline blends for summer could also send prices higher.
"Unfortunately, the Upper Midwest may be prone to a spring spike since two of the largest refineries in the country - BP at Whiting, Ind., and ExxonMobil at Joliet, Ill. - will be performing maintenance in much of the second quarter. The upper Great Lakes could be a hot spot for gasoline prices in the quarter," Kloza said.
Nationwide as of Friday, a gallon of regular was selling for an average of $3.70 a gallon compared with $3.82 a gallon at the same time last year, according to the AAA Daily Fuel Gauge report.
The average price for a gallon of regular in Wisconsin is $3.67 compared with $3.87 a year ago. In Milwaukee, the average is $3.65 compared with $3.98 a year ago.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration forecasts the national average price per gallon of regular will hover around $3.67 per gallon over the next few months.
Business owners must constantly grapple with petroleum prices.
"I watch oil prices every day," said DuWayne Marshall, an independent trucker based in Watertown. "We have to change our (fuel) surcharges weekly to try to keep up and stay ahead of the curve. It's a lot of work.
"It's up and down so rapidly, if you don't change weekly, you can really get stung."
The most recent fill-up for his rig totaled $700, he said.
Oil markets evolving
Petroleum markets are changing by the day, with horizontal drilling technology and hydraulic fracturing bolstering America's ability to produce its own oil.
"We've seen a huge increase in production here in the United States," Ritterbusch said. "That's a big, big deal.
"The whole dynamic in global oil markets is changing."
The advances in drilling technology allow oil and natural gas to be extracted from a wider, horizontal area instead of from a narrow, vertical shaft.
The growing domestic production is great, Ritterbusch and others say, but there's a catch. Cars and trucks don't run on crude oil. Crude has to be refined into gasoline and diesel before it can be used as fuel, and that complicates things.
"Someone needs to get paid to turn the black stuff into the bronze stuff," Ethan Bellamy, senior energy analyst for Robert W. Baird & Co. said in an email. "That costs money."
Meanwhile, U.S. petroleum demand has remained flat as the nation's economy grows at an agonizingly slow pace and the fuel efficiency of vehicles steadily improves.
The groggy economy is actually good for pump prices.
"If the economy does get traction and we see a rise in refined product demand after six years of a decline, I would not be surprised to see higher highs and higher lows throughout 2013," he said.
Adding to uncertainty
A few things will keep petroleum markets uncertain in coming months. Among them:
• America imports a lot of crude oil. "Despite strong deflationary trends in the price of U.S.-produced crude as we ramp up production, we are still a net importer," Bellamy said. That means we remain at the mercy of global oil prices. Crude represents about 60% of the cost of a gallon of gasoline.
• Loose monetary policy is devaluing the dollar, and eventually that affects the cost of gasoline.
"Central bankers have been on a spending binge since the credit crisis, using every tool at their disposal to ward off deflation," Bellamy said. The consequence of that is inflationary pressure in some segments of the economy, including energy.
"There's no free lunch in economics," he said.
"What I'm saying is that the Fed is (indirectly) raising crude oil, gasoline, diesel and other consumer staples as a byproduct of our inability to jump-start real growth in the economy and to get our deficit spending on track," he said.
"What the politicians will tell you is that you can have your cake and eat it, too. But that's not the way it works," he added. "A weak dollar means stronger oil prices."
• The U.S. exports a growing amount of refined fuel products. "Gasoline exports are a huge factor," Bellamy said. People in other countries are willing to pay more for diesel and gasoline than are Americans, who have been cutting back on fuel consumption.
"In a sense, we are offsetting some of our still enormous crude oil imports by exporting refined products. Unfortunately, this means that U.S. consumers will have to pay prices that more closely match the prices paid by global consumers, which are higher."
Product exports, especially diesel, are increasing steadily, Ritterbusch said. That only makes markets more complicated.
"The difference between now and 20 years ago is these are all gradually evolving things," he said. "Years ago, we got these shocks - in the 1970s (Arab oil embargo); the first Iraq war. These were shock-type events. Now, we're seeing several slow movers out there that are slowly changing the face of the global petroleum market."
• While the U.S. stock market has been on an upward trajectory this year, oil markets aren't paying much attention.
"Oil is paying closer attention to the euro than it is the stock market," Ritterbusch said.
The unemployment rate across the eurozone is in double digits. "There are still a lot of unresolved problems over there," he added. "I see the euro posting some fresh lows, and if that happens, oil is going to follow it right on down like a puppy dog, regardless of what's going on in the stock market."
• Technology is bringing natural gas ever closer to replacing refined crude oil products as a dominant transportation fuel.
"There is a real chance that the relative cost and abundance of natural gas to diesel could see us shift part of the surface transportation in the U.S. into natural gas," Bellamy said.
"Infrastructure and technology remains a headwind for mass conversion, but the persistence of superior natural gas economics relative to diesel is starting to catch mainstream attention."
The U.S. exports a growing amount of refined fuel products. People in other countries are willing to pay more for diesel and gasoline than are Americans.
Petroleum markets are changing daily, with horizontal drilling technology and hydraulic fracturing bolstering America's ability to produce its own oil.
While the U.S. stock market has been on an upward trajectory this year, oil markets aren't paying much attention.
America imports a lot of crude oil. That means the U.S. remains at the mercy of global oil prices. Crude represents about 60% of the cost of a gallon of gasoline.
Technology is bringing natural gas closer to replacing refined crude oil products as a dominant transportation fuel.
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