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Hello my first child was born with DS when i was 29. Now I am going to be 35 and want to have additional children. I am concerned one becasue the increase of having another childen coupled with the over 35 age group. Anyones experience have having additional children after having first child with down syndrome and being over 35? Did you have additional children with special needs?
First child was born with DS additional children after 35 are the risks really that much higher?
Our first child also has Down syndrome and he was born when I was 32. I just had my second baby a few weeks ago and he is fine. I am 34 now. We plan on having more children, and if we don't it would be completely unrelated to the risk of DS. Prior to Luke's birth I would have never had children past the age of 35 because of the increased risk of Ds. However, after meeting so many people on this journey who had their child with Ds under the age of 35, I have become convinced that it is just an inherent risk of pregnancy, not a risk that is reserved for mothers who are of advanced maternal age.
I had Reese when I was 33 and her brother when I was 37. He does not have special needs.
mom to Reese (3/27/08) T21 and Brady (1/13/12)
My first baby (with DS) was born when I was 35. Her little sister (without DS) was born when I was 38. As it happens they also share an inherited genetic condition that I was totally unaware of until the younger daughter was 4.
Patti, Mommy to 10 amazing blessings and #11 due 5/31/13
Phoenix was born when I was 34 and I am pregnant now with twins who appear to be typical (waiting on Harmony results, but screened very low risk for my age of 38).
They both encouraged me not to worry to much but to try again sooner rather than later.
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Anne - Mom to Will (6/1/2010 - T21), Quinn (10/21/2011), and Drew (8/19/2013)
Isaac was our first. I was 35 when I had him. I was 36 when we had our second son who is chromosomally typical. As I understand it, your overall risk doesn't go up because you've had a child before with T21 -- the main driver of risk remains your maternal age.
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Irene Bourque Sonnier Marks
Lafayette - Funeral services will be held at Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church in Mire, Saturday, June 9, 2012 at 10:00 A.M. for Irene Bourque Sonnier Marks, 76 who died Thursday, June 7, 2012 in Lafayette.
Interment will be in the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Cemetery.
Surviving are one brother, Patrick Bourque and wife Betty of Mire, sister-in-law, Beatrice Bourque of Duson, step children, Barbara Gresham and husband Tommy of Winnfield, Brenda Garbarino of Atlanta and Connie Smith and husband Jerry of Colombus Ohio, many nieces and nephews; and her faithful pet Louie.
She was preceded in death by her parents Joseph Bourque and Ida Boullion Bourque; first husband Edward Sonnier; second husband Louis Marks; five sibilings Eva Mae Prejean, Abby Bourque, Harold Bourque, Lauris Patin and Harry Paul Bourque.
She was born Tuesday, March 10, 1936 in Acadia Parish, Daughter of the late Joseph Bourque and the late Ida Boullion Bourque.
Friends will be received Friday, June 8, 2012 from 2:00 P.M. until 9:00 P.M., and Saturday, June 9, 2012 from 8:00 A.M. until Services at Gossen Funeral Home, Inc., Rayne, LA.
Mrs. Marks loved to entertain her friends and family and would open her home to everyone. She enjoyed traveling, riding motorcycles, fishing, camping with friends and going to the Casino.
The family would like to thank her best friend Joyce Johnson and the staff of Lafayette General Hospital and Hospice of Acadiana.
Pallbearers will be Wayne Bourque, Darrell Prejean, Michael Bourque, Mitchell Bourque, Dwayne Patin, Josh Bourque and Alex Bourque. Ronald Bourque will serve as honorary pallbearer.
In lieu of flowers the family ask donation be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital 262 Danny Thomas Place Memphis, TN 38105.
Friends may view the obituary and guestbook online at www.gossenfuneralhome.net.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Gossen Funeral Home, Inc. of Rayne, LA, (337) 334-3141.


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No Country for Young Women, says Olivia O'Leary in her column this week
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According to various sources, the Oakland Raiders will replace Jason Campbell at quarterback and start Bruce Gradkowski on Sunday against the Miami Dolphins.
The news was first reported on Friday by the website ProFootballTalk and has been confirmed by ESPN's Adam Schefter, the NFL Network and other sources.
Although both quarterbacks got some time with the first team during the week, the word is that Gradkowski had the edge by Friday. This news comes as somewhat of a surprise after Campbell and head coach Tom Cable made no indication of a possible change at the position.
Campbell was benched last week during a 35-3 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Campbell completed only 7 of 19 passes for 70 yards and an interception. Gradkowski finished the game, passing for 98 yards and an interception on 13-for-24 passing.
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Born 02 May 1943 to Percy Iven & Flossie Lola(Love)Morrison in Kankakee, IL. Attended school in the Kankakee area until I graduated from Kankakee Senior High School in 1961. Graduated with a BS Degree from Illinois State University, Normal, IL., in 1965. Taught in Rich Township Schools, District 227, Richton Park, IL., for the next 35 years. During that time, I earned a Master's Degree from the University of Illinois at Champaign/Urbana, IL. I completed all the requirements for a doctorate in history from Illinois State University except for the last chapter of my dissertation; hence I am classified as "ABD"--all but dissertation. Retired from Rich Township(Rich South)in 2000.
I then went to work for the Forest Preserve District of Will County in their "Operations" Department. I was stationed at the Monee Reservoir, just south of Monee, IL., for eight years, before I retired from that position. My intentions are to stay retired, but one never knows,
Married twice. Have two sons, Darren Ray (deceased-04 Jan 2010) & Scott Douglas Morrison. Have lived in unincorporated Monee since 1982 in the log cabin home I and my wife built on 2 1/2 wooded acres. Completed a "Love Family" history in 1994 for my Mother's side of the family--the Loves. Am currently working on a family history of the Morrisons of Illinois.I take a great deal of pride in being a contributor to Find A Grave. All pictures taken are sent through several photo programs to come up with the best enhanced picture possible before it is posted to a memorial. The last thing I wish to do is offend anyone with the postings I make to Find A Grave. If you object to any posting, please alert me and I will remove it. Please do not send me obituaries to post to memorials I have created. Find A Grave specifically suggests "It is best to not copy obituary notices from newspapers... to memorials..."
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RE: Robert Elliott Reid
To the best of my knowledge, the Milligan Pioneer Cemetery is the one used for burials today. I could be wrong. It is not called just Pioneer Cemetery.
The cemeteries seem to be a duplicate, not the person.
Sorry for the confusion
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I left a message for you on Find-A-Grave awhile back, but never got a response. Perhaps you're vacationing somewhere. If you could contact me regarding my last message about the Morrisons, particularly Barbara Patton Morrison I would appreciate it. Perhaps I missed an e-mail from you. email@example.com
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My name is Roger C. Morrison, I'm am a 6th generation direct decedent of Robert and Dorothea Maharg Montgomery Morrison who immigrated to America in 1832 with most of their family who included their daughter Barbara Patton Morrison. I have documented in Find-A-Grave much of the Robert and Dorothea descendants, it was brought to my attention that your entry 44587454 for Barbara is a duplicate of my entry 156575729. Yours being the oldest of the two entries. I have information in my entry that you don't have, and you have information in your entry that I don't have. I would be more than happy to take charge of Barbara's entry and merge the two entries into your 44587454 entry. Or, I can give you the information you need to update your entry and when that was accomplished delete my entry, however, I do not want to delete my entry unless the information in it is carried forward into the remaining Find-A-Grave entry for Barbara.
On a seperate issue, I have done quite a bit of research on the Morrisons, 1616 - 1832 and after the immigration to America in 1832. Regarding Barbara Patton, my database goes 4 generations past Barbara to a Doris L. Patton and members of the Barton families. If you would be interested in exchanging information about these individuals I can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com . Incidentally, in your Find-A-Grave entry for Barbara you stated she was from Dublin. That may be the port which the Morrisons sailed from in Ireland, however, they actually lived in the Dromore and Claggan areas of Northern Ireland. The original homestead in Claggan still stands today. I've never looked into ship manifests to any great degree, I would be interested in knowing where you came up with the Dublin information.
Looking forward to hearing from you. email@example.com Roger C. Morrison b: 1943
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Thanks Don!
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Could you please transfer Sophia Oldendorf (32564513 - buried in Black Walnut Cemetery) to me - 46774182)? She is the daughter of my g-g-grandparents, Friedrich & Catharina Maria Nietfeldt Oldendorf.
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Hi Don,
I have just recently returned from a trip to Peotone, Illinois where I "visited" with some of my ancestors at the Peotone Cemetery.
I also visited the old Goodspeed Farmstead at the edge of the township. The old Goodspeed home is still there. There is a question about whether it was built by Samuel Goodspeed or his daughter and son-in-law James & Harriet "Hattie" Goodspeed Morrison after they moved onto the farmstead.
With your home being in Monee, I am guessing that you might descend from this same Morrison family. Is that true? Hattie Goodspeed was my 3rd great aunt. Are we cousins?
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It is an honor to visit your son although I wish I could visit more often.
I am so sorry for the loss of your son.
Until you see him again, God's Best to You.
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Don, I presume that my sources didn't get sent. Marcellis's vital statistics came from his father's obituary, Census records, Cook County Marriage Index, Cook County Death Index. He was a distant cousin to me, both of us descended from Samuel and Mary Swain Simpson of NC. Charles
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Invasion of the Senior Golfers
On a sunny summer Sunday in 1971, deep in the Catskill Mountains, my Dad brought my Mom to the practice range of the second-hardest golf course in America at the time, spent 45 minutes teaching her how to hit the ball, and then turned her loose on the golf world.
Judge & Judge, Jr. at the Local Muni
He created a monster. By the time I was 15, she was playing 27 holes a day.
But the idea was a great one: The family that plays together stays together, and on March 3, 2012, Mom and Dad will celebrate their 47th wedding anniversary. And there's no question that golf has been the glue which has cemented my family all this time.
Mom and Dad also provide an excellent case study of the true ardent golf fan in America. The real fan plays a great deal (at least every weekend) and watches golf every weekend on TV as well. They may even watch a little Golf Channel during the week from time to time.
"You tell that Tom Rosaforte that I like him!" says mom energetically. "You should dress more like him. He's looks smart on TV!"
"Um . . . Mom, it's Tim Rosaforte, " I replied.
"No, I watch him on TV every week. It's Tom."
"Uh, Jeanne, it's Tim," my father says, rolling his eyes.
"It is?" she asks. "You see?" she says, looking school-marmishly at me. "You should listen to your father. He knows better than you do!"
Come on Son, Hit it!
Anyway, once in a while when I'm feeling puckish, I send Mom and Dad to a nice place to play golf. They've spent all their life at the municipal courses down the street in our snowy little upstate New York town, so getting out to play nice courses is a real treat for them.
I say puckish because it also makes for great copy. Just like kids, old people say the darnedest things. There's a reason why "S%$t my Dad Says" is a hit TV show. The laconic, unfiltered and sometimes spunky assessments from the seniors are funniest because they are true. Why do you think Pete Dye is such a great interview?
The other reason they make great copy is because senior golfers can love the game just as much as any Tour player or PGA teaching professional. While "You can't design a course specifically to the talents of the worst member in the club," as architect Brian Silva once said, you also have to remember what Forrest Fezler asked Mike Strantz when they were building the ninth hole at Tobacco Road.
"Mike, how is my 80-year-old mom supposed to play this hole?" The great thing about golf is you can play it until you're 100, so we must not forget our senior golfers. We'll all be one someday . . . hopefully.
So without any further ado, here's some golf course reviews from my octogenarian dad and septuagenarian mom - my own Mr. and Mrs. Haverkamp straight out of Caddyshack. Oh golly, they're hot today . . .
The Hideout, Naples, Fla. (a private course designed by Kelly Blake Moran)
Jay F: What did you like most about the course?
Mom: I like the par-5s and the greens. The par-5s were terrific. The fairways were wide so you had a lot of room to play the hole.
The Sand!
Jay: And there were a lot of ways to play the hole too?
Mom: Yes. There were a lot of angles you could come into the greens from. And the greens were lightning! I three- and four-putted all day long. They were so big and in beautiful condition. They rolled so true, but they were so fast. I like to charge my putts, but these! I had to just touch them or they were gone! Gone! Off the green! Goodbye!
Dad: Well I told you not to hit 'em so hard . . .
Mom: I wanna charge my putts. I like to go for the hole.
Dad: You almost charged them right back to the tee box . . .
Mom: You did it too . . .
Dad: Yeah, but then I figured out you have to just get them started on the right line and they go in by themselves.
Mom: You didn't think they were fast?
Dad: Well of course they were fast, some of the fastest greens I've ever played, too. But the conditioning is pristine, fabulous. So they rolled perfectly true, right to or around the hole for you.
Mom: Oh, listen to him. He thinks he's Ben Crenshaw now.
Dad: Well, you were putting like Phil on Sunday . . .
Mom: Oh don't get me started on Phil. He gives me ulcers every time they show him on TV. Hitting out of trees and over water . . . and every time he gets away with it, he does something even crazier!
Jay: All right, let's get back to the Hideout. What about the rest of the golf course?
Dad: It was a very interesting course. There are lots of doglegs, and it's constantly changing routing direction wise. It was really interesting. It's a really nice layout. We loved it, and we had a great time.
Jay: What was your favorite hole?
Mom: I liked number nine, because this huge bunker was in the middle-ish of the fairway and had four trees growing in it! I also liked all the waste bunkers. They were really interesting and made for a lot of choices off the tee. From the back tees, it has to be murder.
Dad: I liked the 9th also. They have these four trees in the middle of a bunker in the middle of the fairway! And you have to go through them or around them.
Jay: Could you go over them?
Dad: I suppose you could go over them, but the only way to go over is to hit it way the hell up in the air! I can't do that. Now the par-4s are very long from the back tees. Seven par-4s are over 400 yards and one is even 460-something! The par-5s are very long, too. The 579-yard par-5 second is immense from the back tees. 12 was my favorite par-5.
Jay: What else did you like?
Mom: I loved the warm relaxing rustic feeling of the clubhouse. And everyone was so nice, we had a lovely time, and met lots of really nice people. And the conditioning is incredible.
Dad: We loved it. What a great place to play golf. You could play there every day and never get bored of it and never stop having fun. They are so nice there and they really love their course, and that made it impossible not to have fun and have a great time, which is what golf is all about.
Caledonia Golf and Fish Club, Pawley's Island, S.C.
Mom: What are you doing sending me to a course with par-3s where I have to hit my driver? I wanna hit my 5-wood!
Jay: Didn't you like it?
Mom: We loved it! It might be my favorite golf course anywhere. It was beautiful, and it was in magnificent shape, I think it was the most interesting course I have ever played. We absolutely loved it, but my goodness, the par-3s! You tell Furry Fozler I said to make the par-3s shorter next time!
Dad (grinning): Yeah. Tell Furry that the course gets real hairy from the back tees . . .
Jay: I'll pass along the message. What about you, Dad? What'd you think?
Dad: Wow, what a place. The greens were in the best shape I have ever played, and the course was beautiful. The greens were massive! They had to be 50 yards long, and the last one had to be 70 or 80 yards long. And what a finishing hole! Man what a lot of water to carry on that last shot! You hit a big drive, and then you hit it in the water!
Jay: 18 is really something isn't it?
Mom: Oh, that last hole was something else. But it was beautiful and interesting. The whole course was like that, though. There was something new on every hole. It was gorgeous to just walk around, let alone play golf.
Jay: How did you do on 18?
Dad: How do you think? I can't hit the ball the hell over that water. but it sure was something special.
Jay: What about the bunkers?
Dad: The bunkers were murder. You get in the sand and you don't know if you're gonna get out again.
Mom: Oh, the sand was terribly hard! And it was everywhere!
Jay: How about that hole where the green was completely surrounded by sand?
Mom: Which one? It seemed like they all were surrounded by sand! And the par threes . . . that 17th hole!
The Concord Hotel (The Monster) Kiamesha Lake, N.Y.
Mom: We went there for a whole week from the time you were a baby right up until they closed the hotel years ago. We'd stay a whole week at the hotel and play the Monster every day. We loved it. It's called "The Monster" and it lived up to its name. All that water! And the length! Every par-3 was either over water or over 200 yards long. Remember, John, when we saw the Japanese man get a hole-in-one?
Dad: I remember.
Mom: They were so polite. They'd get up to the green on par-3s and then let us hit up, then they'd putt out and bow to us. It was very sweet. Everybody should have such nice manners.
Dad: It was a hell of a shot. Over 200 yards, all carry to a green perched on the edge of a cliff . . .
Mom: Oh, they went crazy when it went in . . .
Dad: Well with good reason . . .
Mom: That's the only time I've ever seen a hole-in-one. Anyway, it was a great vacation place, it was only two and a half hours away, and everything was right there for you. And they had wonderful entertainment - Ben Vereen, Bobby Darin, Englebert Humperdink - it was always terrific.
Dad: Well, not the week we got stuck with Florence Henderson. She was awful. She came out in a hideous flowing dress singing that Stevie Wonder soul song that goes, "You can feel it all ooooooooooooooooooover . . .," and I turned to Jay and I said, "I'm going to play cards. This is dog food." I left too, to go play video games.
The Monster
Jay: It was frightening. All right, favorite holes?
Mom: Honestly, they were all my favorites. Once you get used to a place, and it feels like home, you see the good in all the holes. There was a lot of water, on nearly every hole, but that's what you got there, so you had to deal with it if you wanted to see how good a golfer you were. I liked the par-3s except the really long one [Author's Note: the 240 yard par-3 7th] and I also liked 18. It didn't have water, but it was a great finish and it sat so beautifully below the clubhouse.
Dad: She's right . . .
Mom: Oh! For once! Mark this down!
Dad: Back then, it was the second hardest course in the country behind Spyglass Hill, and it was right there down Rt. 17. We'd drive down Route 8, stop halfway for homemade ice cream at the famous Penguin Ice Cream shop which is still there and still making hand-made ice cream for two bucks - out of this world - and then drive to Montecello. We looked forward to it every year and met great people every time we went.
Jay: Okay, favorite courses?
Mom: The Monster, the Fazio Course at Palmetto Dunes, and Caledonia. There are others like the Jones Course at Palmetto and Harbour Town, and some others in Hilton Head I like, too. As we got older, Hilton Head was more our speed than Myrtle Beach, but that Caledonia was really something.
Dad: The Monster is my favorite. Then probably Caledonia and the Jones course in Myrtle Beach called the Dunes. That was another great course from back in the heyday of golf when Arnie and the boys ruled the Tour.
Mom: What about Shinnecock? Remember you played there with the Judge's Convocation one year?
Tell Furry Fozler the Par-3s are too Long
Dad: Oh yeah, I remember that. That was when Jay was still a little kid at St. Agnes. We got paired with a judge friend of mine from here who was the worst golfer you ever saw. He shot 150 all the time, and that was in Utica, so I knew we were in for a rough day at Shinnecock with him. We told them he was slow, so they put us in the last group. They also put people from the same town in the same group so they could play together, so I got stuck with him. Well he took a 13 on the first hole and it got worse from there. I remember we gave him an 80-foot putt for a 10 on the first par-3 of the day. It took forever. We almost missed dinner. It's tough to remember a golf course when you're waiting on every shot like that . . .
Jay: Okay, three courses you'd like to play?
Dad: Riviera, that looked great last week. Everyone seems to love it and it has all that history back many decades. Then Augusta, of course, and Pebble Beach. Bing Crosby sure threw a great clambake.
Mom: Pebble Beach looks so beautiful and there and there is so much history there. Augusta because its home of the Masters. I was impressed with Riviera too. John's right . . .
Dad: Huh! For once!
Mom: Hey! I stick up for you all the time!
Dad: Not in the house . . . (Laughter)
Jay: Okay, three people in golf you'd like to meet?
Dad: Arnold Palmer. He was always my favorite when he was playing. I was in Arnie's Army. Then Annika Sorenstam and Phil Mickelson. Great people, great champions. I'd like to shake Phil's hand and tell him how proud of him all the golf fans are.
Mom: Phil - I want to tell him to stop doing crazy things on the golf course. He gives me coronaries every week. Then Rory McIlroy. What a U.S. Open that was. You were lucky to see that, son. You may never see that again. And then Arnie.
Since launching his first golf writing website in 2004, http://jayflemma.thegolfspace.com, Jay Flemma 's comparative analysis of golf designs and knowledge of golf course architecture and golf travel have garnered wide industry respect. In researching his book on America's great public golf courses (and whether they're worth the money), Jay, an associate editor of Cybergolf, has played over 420 nationally ranked public golf courses in 40 different states, and covered seven U.S. Opens and six PGA Championships, along with one trip to the Masters. A four-time award-winning sportswriter, Jay was called the best sports poet alive by both Sports Illustrated and NBC Sports writers and broadcasters. Jay has played about 3 million yards of golf - or close to 2,000 miles. His pieces on travel and architecture appear in Golf Observer (www.golfobserver.com), Cybergolf, PGA.com, Golf Magazine and other print magazines. When not researching golf courses for design, value and excitement, Jay is an entertainment, copyright, Internet and trademark lawyer and an Entertainment and Internet Law professor in Manhattan. His clients have been nominated for Grammy and Emmy awards, won a Sundance Film Festival Best Director award, performed on stage and screen, and designed pop art for museums and collectors. Jay lives in Forest Hills, N.Y., and is fiercely loyal to his alma maters, Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts and Trinity College in Connecticut.
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Notre Dame's Petitean shines at Nike Camp
BATON ROUGE – After helping lead Notre Dame to an undefeated season and the Class AAA state championship in football in 2009, junior Pete Petitjean moved on to baseball in January and has been force both offensively and defensively for the No. 2-ranked Pios on the diamond.
Last weekend, however, the 6-foot-1, 260-pound two-sport athlete returned to the gridiron to participate in LSU's Nike Football Training Camp in Baton Rouge, joining 200 prospects from nine states, including California.
And just as Petitjean had done all football season long, he made his presence known at the camp.
The Rayne native was one of 25 players that made the cut for the third ESPN RISE All-Nike Camp Team of the Year.
The 25 players were selected based upon camp performance according to the NFTC staff and recruitability.
"Although he doesn't have the ideal size that most Division I schools covet at center or guard, Petitjean performed well and demonstrated great footwork during drills," noted one camp staffer. "He doesn't have an offer but he should get some attention following his performance at the camp and his experience as a starter on last year's state championship team."
Petitjean, who was named to the All-District and All-Acadia Parish teams as a junior. He is the son of Rayne Mayor Jim and Lyn Petitjean.
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Arctic Drift (Dirk Pitt Series #20)by Clive Cussler, Dirk Cussler
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The #1 New York Times bestselling author once again brings to life the heroism and guts that have made Dirk Pitt a legend in the world of adventure…
A potential breakthrough discovery to reverse global warming…a series of unexplained deaths in British Columbia…a rash of international incidents between the United States and a longtime ally/i>
The #1 New York Times bestselling author once again brings to life the heroism and guts that have made Dirk Pitt a legend in the world of adventure…
A potential breakthrough discovery to reverse global warming…a series of unexplained deaths in British Columbia…a rash of international incidents between the United States and a longtime ally that threatens to erupt into a shooting war. NUMA director Dirk Pitt and his children, Dirk. Jr. and Summer, know there's a connection—but they also know they have very little time to find it.
Their only real clue might just be a mysterious silvery mineral traced to a long-ago expedition in search of the fabled Northwest Passage. But no one survived from that doomed mission. And if Pitt and his buddy Al Giordino aren't careful, the very same fate may await them…and the world.
Editorial Reviews
Bestseller Cussler and son Dirk imagine the U.S. and Canada on the brink of war in their third collaborative Dirk Pitt novel (after Treasure of Khan and Black Wind). In 2011, as the price of gas hits $10 a gallon, President Garner Ward must contend with a corrupt Canadian cabal that's subverting efforts to solve America's energy problems. Pitt barely escapes serious injury when a bomb destroys a D.C. lab along with records of research into an artificial photosynthesis process that could, almost immediately, eliminate the threat of global warming. That discovery may be connected with a legendary failed 19th-century sailing expedition to the Arctic as well as a series of deaths due to the phenomena that the Native Americans of British Columbia know as "the Devil's Breath." The Cusslers won't suspend many readers' disbelief, but thriller fans in search of a quick, exciting read should be satisfied. 750,000 printing; author tour. (Dec.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Dirk Pitt and his gang return in the Cussler family's latest. In a mystery reminiscent of the earlier Cussler title Black Wind, several people have died under strange circumstances while boating on the waters of the Canadian Pacific Northwest. While Pitt's daughter and son investigate, he learns from a scientist a possible way to tackle global warming. When that scientist's lab explodes, Pitt realizes that someone doesn't want her to succeed. And how does this all tie in to a race to the Arctic to recover a ship frozen in the ice over 100 years ago? The setup for the novel feels stale and similar to other Cussler titles, but then the final third kicks in and makes up for the tired start. In the end, fans and general readers alike will remember this as a rollicking and exciting tale and eagerly await Pitt's further adventures. For all fiction collections. [See Prepub Alert, LJ7/08.]
Jeff Ayers
Product Details
- 9780399155291
- Publisher:
- Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated
- Publication date:
- 11/25/2008
- Series:
- Dirk Pitt Series , #20
- Pages:
- 528
- Product dimensions:
- 6.10(w) x 9.10(h) x 1.90(d)
- Age Range:
- 18 - 14 Years
Meet the Author
Clive Cussler is the author or coauthor of numerous books, including Treasure of Khan, The Chase, Polar Shift, Black Wind, Trojan Odyssey, Lost City, Dark Watch, Sacred Stone, Golden Buddha, and the nonfiction work The Sea Hunters II. The last describes the true-life adventures of the real NUMA®, which, led by Cussler, searches for lost ships of historic significance. With his crew of volunteers, Cussler has discovered more than sixty ships, including the long-lost Confederate submarine Hunley. He lives in Arizona.
Dirk Cussler joined his father in writing the Dirk Pitt novels in 2004 with the publication of Black Wind and Treasure of Khan. He has been a team leader in the real-life NUMA expeditions and has served as President of its Board of Trustees. Dirk holds an MBA from Berkeley and lives in Arizona.
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- Hometown:
- Phoenix, Arizona
- Date of Birth:
- July 15, 1931
- Place of Birth:
- Aurora, Illinois
- Education:
- Pasadena City College; Ph.D., Maritime College, State University of New York, 1997
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As usual Cussler writes a book you hate to see end & can't wait till the next one comes out. Dirk & his friends have become your friends. His kids deserve their own series.
I paid for Clive Cussler and got Al Gore. I get global warming is a big problem but I bought this book for entertainment. Turn it down a little and dump the kids. The books were much better when they centered around Dirk and Al.
I would rather had a root canal done by a dentist that was drunk then have read this book ! The Pitt children are boring to read about. I want Dirk and Al, not the carbon copies of them.
What the Cussler's need to do is kick the kids to the curb along with all those other half baked characters that they are writing about and concentrate on writing ONE good book about the two guys that made Mr. Cussler a wealthy man.Dirk Pitt and Al Giordano that's who! His son I'm sure is a good writer with his fathers help but that's all this is, is a regurgitation of old story lines and tired imagination. Come on Mr. Cussler take a break and really work on that one book we all feel you still have in you and make that your swan song.
This book weas good to see Dirk and Al back in a ction. It started with Dirk ane Summer as main characters but they faded as story progressed. That was ok, because Dirk and Al are better. Always look forward to the new books.
I read this book in 1.5 days. Although a little far-fetched, this is a great stress reliever.
I bought it for a Christmas present and the person enjoyed it
Cussler always creates great stories that feel like great action movies! I read this on a cross-country flight and could not put it down. Can't wait for the next one!
I'm a long time fan and got this one on CD as a gift. It was a great book to listen to and Scott Brick is an excellent narrator. The first couple of Pitt novels featuring Dirk Cussler as co-author weren't the best of the series, but I think this is the one that shows he can take over the series - this one is much more like vintage Cussler! Long time fans won't be disappointed and new readers will be able to pick up the story line without needing to read previous novels. Warning for new readers: once you start on the Dirk Pitt novels, you will want to read all of them - they are fun!
Dirk is united with his son and daughter/Numa team in solving this neck-breaking, fast-moving thriller with no rest for the weary. A wonderful page turner, combining historic events with the present.
Swipepaw, Clashpaw, Gempaw, Sharppaw! Idk what im saying.
I'd rather read an adventure with just Dirk and Al.
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No really, Governor Haslam, you do not want to bring California taxation to Tennessee. Have you seen our unemployment? That's why we just might defeat it at referendum.
PETA people are hijacking phones, sending malicious messages without consent, and running up text message bills. People need to be careful about what they install, but this sort of thing needs to send people to jail, as well. We don't need more laws and regulations, we need more enforcement against the bad guys.
How badly do we not need more laws and regulations? Even the Progressive Policy Institute's Michael Mandel thinks so, calling on the President to lead in the direction of less regulation and pro-growth change.
I've come out strongly against the proposed PROTECT IP law, that would create a national Internet censorship blacklist, like they have in unfree countries. Tech Liberation Front has gone further in studying the bill and finding just what's wrong with it, proposing a list of fixes:
- Drop provisions that tamper with the DNS system in an effort to block U.S. access to banned sites.
- Drop provisions that tamper with search engines, indices, and any other linkage to banned sites.
- Remove a private right of action that would allow copyright and trademark holders to obtain court orders banning ad networks and financial transaction processors from doing business with banned sites.
- Scale back current enforcement abuses by the Department of Homeland Security under the existing PRO-IP Act of 2008.
- Focus the vague and overinclusive definition of the kind of websites that can be banned, limiting it to truly criminal enterprises.
Copyright and Trademark are, in theory, good things to have, but mass censorship of the Internet in the support of a good thing is not in itself good.
Though sometimes trademark expansions annoy me. See the US Olympic Committee picking on the "Redneck Olympics". Of course, I don't like the IOC and its affiliated bodies anyway, so maybe I'm biased.
Google has drawn some criticism for its restrictive Google+ policies, where they try to lock you down onto one and only one account, preventing you from juggling multiple identities for different communities, and blocking the use of aliases to that effect. Facebook may adopt the same policy. Me? I'll never join Google+ and I might just delete my Facebook account one of these days. These firms are greedy for personal information, and control of it.
The chickens continue to come home to roost at Google, as the FTC might try to implement Phone Neutrality for Android in response to Google's plans to acquire Motorola's phone business. When will Google learn that they blew it on Net Neutrality?
It turns out Germany overstepped its bounds legally in the EU, and most injunctions against Samsung importing the Galaxy Tab have been lifted, due to German courts having no legal right to impose them. Samsung's not out of hot water for copying Apple designs, though.
Big surprise: the President foolishly handed over total control of the Internet to international bodies, and now we run the risk of totalitarian nations trying to wreck it through the UN. Sigh.
Another shocker: The Obama FCC found a great, market-based way to get us more wireless spectrum, incentive auctions, so that we can have nigh universal access to multiple carriers of wireless, high speed Internet, and John Dingell is having a temper tantrum. Only a totalitarian socialist would be "disturbed" by free market allocation of resources. Freedom threatens dictators, not small-d democrats.
Oh, and be prepared for more surprise: Obama's cybersecurity plans won't actually improve security. They're just power grabs. You could knock me over with a feather.
Democrats are just serving up failure after failure after failure on tech policy. A combination of incompetence and ideological socialism will do that, I guess.
Let's just hope they stumble into the right idea and stay out of the way enough that AT&T can do its 4G rollout using T-Mobile spectrum.


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EDITORIAL - Obama's choppers: Tough scrutiny of military requests is overdue
President Barack Obama's decision to review an order for a new generation of presidential helicopters won't solve the problem of military cost overruns, but it's a welcome start.
The fleet of 28 high-security helicopters ordered from Lockheed Martin after the Sept. 11 terror attacks has nearly doubled in cost to $11.2 billion. That makes each $400 million chopper more expensive than any of the Boeing 747 jets dubbed Air Force One.
That's outrageous, but it's only a drop in the bucket according to a Government Accountability Office report last fall that said the military's top 95 procurement programs were nearly $300 billion over budget since 2000.
Michael Sullivan, the GAO's director of acquisition management, and other experts told a Senate panel in September that the process for identifying and filling military needs was broken. They said that contractors can make bids they know are unrealistically low because officials are loath to let weapons programs fail.
But contractors are not solely to blame, as the cost overruns in the VH-71 helicopter program make clear. The Bush administration's security requirements for the helicopter were upgraded frequently to add electronic equipment that did not yet exist, according to The Washington Post, and the Pentagon went ahead with the project before design and testing of key components had been completed.
Nowhere else is so much spending permitted with so little oversight and accountability. What President Obama did by declaring that military procurement has "gone amok" and the current fleet of presidential helicopters "seems perfectly adequate" is to put defense contractors and military leaders on notice that "change" is coming to them as well.
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Rating: Total score: 70%
Intel Graphics Media Accelerator (GMA) HD Graphics: Onboard graphics card that is built in the new Arrandale CPUs (Core i3 / i5 / i7 Dual Cores). Depending on the model and Turbo Boost, the GMA HD is clocked between 166 and 766 MHz.
Only some 3D games with very low demands are playable with these cards.
» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Graphics Cards and the corresponding Benchmark List.
The Core i5-430M is a middle class dual core CPU that features only 3 MB L3 Cache (compared to the I7-640M) and clocks between 2.26-2.53 GHz (Turbo Mode). Furthermore, VT-d, trusted Execution and AES features are missing in the 430M. Thanks to Hyperthreading, 4 threads can be processed simultaneously. An integrated graphics card (Intel HD Graphics with 500-733 MHz) and a DDR3 memory controller are also included in the package.
» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
Above all, this display size is used for subnotebooks, ultrabooks and convertibles. For all three types, this size is quite large. The biggest variety of subnotebooks is represented with this size.
Large display-sizes allow higher resolutions. So, details like letters are bigger. On the other hand, the power consumption is lower with small screen diagonals and the devices are smaller, more lightweight and cheaper.» To find out how fine a display is, see our DPI List.
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This weight is typical for very big tablets, subnotebooks, ultrabooks and convertibles with a 11-13 inch display-diagonal.
Lenovo: Lenovo Group Limited is China's largest and the world's fourth largest personal computer manufacturer. Lenovo produces desktops, laptops, servers, handheld computers, imaging equipment, and mobile phone handsets. Lenovo also provides information technology integration and support services, and its QDI unit offers contract manufacturing. Its executive headquarters are located in China and USA. It is incorporated in Hong Kong. Lenovo was formed in 1984 as a spin-off of the Chinese Academy of Sciences new technology unit. The company initially began as a reseller, distributor and later CM for foreign brands, including IBM, entering the Chinese market. In 1990, Lenovo started to manufacture its own PCs and by 1997 became the market leader in China. In 2004, Lenovo bought IBM's PC business for $1.25billion. Market share regarding sales of personal computers in 2007 (market research IDC): HP 18.9 %, Dell 16.4 %, Acer 9.9 %, Lenovo 7.5 %, Apple 5.7 %
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Kid Notorious was a short-lived animated series on Comedy Central. Basically, it was The Critic on the other side of the industry and starred real-life filmmaker and playboy Robert Evans as a caricature of himself. It featured many parodies of other celebrities, but it also featured Saul "Slash" Hudson as himself, playing the role of Wacky Guy. Other characters included Evans' pet cat, Puss Puss, his sassy black housekeeper Tullie Mae and his British butler, English, who was voiced by Evans' real life butler.
- Adam Westing/Ink-Suit Actor: Robert Evans and Slash are themselves, or at least their personas, in cartoon form.
- Butt Monkey: English
- No Celebrities Were Harmed: Everyone except for Robert and Saul, who were playing As Themselves
- Right-Hand Cat: Puss Puss
- Sassy Black Woman: Tullie Mae
- Small Reference Pools: One episode actually references the Live-Action Adaptation of Popeye (the one that starred Robin Williams), one of the more obscure films produced by Robert Evans.
- Walk on Water: In one episode Evans appeared to be doing this, but then it turned out he was just walking across a platform under the water.


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It's Shrove Tuesday on 9 February. In days gone by we'd have been preparing ourselves for the rigours of Lent, but in these more secular times the main element that's lasted is eating up all the lovely eggs and milk. Hence pancakes. If you can't be bothered to make your own, here are some places that will do it for you any day of the year.
Granger & Co
We went for brunch at Bill Granger's Notting Hill outlet, and have just started salivating at memories of the honeycomb butter that accompanies its ricotta hotcakes. (Seriously, it's like Pavlov's dog around here.) You get three hotcakes, with maple syrup and a slab of banana. They are gorgeously fluffy and the ricotta gives a deliciously sour note to take the edge off the sweet, making them unlike any other pancakes we've found. The place gets very busy so don't be surprised if you have to wait.
Granger & Co, see website for locations. Breakfast is served until 12pm. Price: ricotta hotcakes banana and honeycomb butter £11.80
Shutterbug serves galettes, which are savoury buckwheat pancakes served with punchy fillings such as halloumi, sun dried tomato and smoky chilli jam. There's also a sweet selection however, which we have been steered towards on a previous occasion. Londonist is weak. On pancake day they will be serving a selection of lemon and sugar, Nutella, or banana with caramel and flaked almonds.
Shutterbug is at 1 Rivington Place, EC2A. Price: galettes start at £6
The Breakfast Club
We first tried to visit The Breakfast Club's Soho joint on a Sunday morning. That was a stupid idea, as we saw the queue snaking down the street. So instead we headed to a branch down a tiny side street opposite Liverpool Street station (also the location of the secret Smeg fridge that gets you into a cocktail bar) on a Tuesday afternoon. Much quieter. They serve white flour buttermilk pancakes with bacon so crisp you could snap it in half, and on our visit they left us with the maple syrup bottle. (We can't guarantee that would happen at busier times.) For the ultimate comfort food combo, get a hot chocolate with mini marshmallows.
The Breakfast Club has branches in Angel, Soho, Hoxton, Spitalfields, Battersea Rise and coming to London Bridge in May 2014. Brunch is served until 5pm. Price: Pancakes range from £9-£11
The Book Club
It's straightforward buttermilk pancakes for breakfast at The Book Club: beautiful fluffy ones, with a slightly chewier texture than found elsewhere and none of that uncomfortable food-baby effect later. They come scattered with bananas, strawberries and blueberries, and no skimping on the maple syrup. Add bacon for 50p if you like. With a homely chipped mug of Earl Grey and Erma Franklin over the speakers, this is the best start to the day we've had for a while. This year they're serving a special menu on pancake day, including Mexican sweetcorn pancakes with chilli sauce, to deep fried (yes, deep fried) pancakes with salted caramel rum sauce. Hubba.
The Book Club is at 100 Leonard Street, EC2A. Price: Pancakes range from £5.50-£8.50
Creperie du Monde
An achingly artisanal corner cafe in Hackney with wonky chairs and rough hewn tables, Creperie du Monde does bloody fantastic crepes. With the choice of 'white' or 'brown', we opted to cut down on the sugar intake and picked a savoury crepe with cherry tomatoes and mozzarella in a rich, herby tomato sauce that wouldn't be out of place in a top notch Italian restaurant. Never mind just talking about pancakes, these crepes take some beating in the general realm of lunch.
Creperie du Monde is at 51 Chatsworth Road, E5. Price: savoury crepe and pot of tea £8 (menu currently being updated so prices may change)
Senzala Creperie
Hipster gastronomy centre Brixton Village is where you'll find Senzala, and it's where you should head if you're vegan but still like the taste of pancake. All Senzala's galettes (crepes made with buckwheat flour, which is also gluten free) are vegan and they do several vegan savoury toppings. If you're in the mood for something sweet, just ask and they'll make a vegan crepe to order. Being a tad hungover on our visit we opted for a white crepe with caramelised apple, cinnamon, maple syrup and creme fraiche, the latter being a stroke of genius; a cool, slightly sharp zest to offset the lake of syrup the crepe swims in. And definitely recommended as a day-after restorative.
Senzala Creperie is at Brixton Village Market, 41-42 Coldharbour Lane, SW9. Price: apple sweet crepe and cup of tea £8.90
La Petite Bretagne
Everything about this Hammersmith creperie is French: the recipes, the decor, the music, the staff and the clientele. It's also another ideal venue for coeliacs as all the savoury crepes are wheat and gluten free, and sweet crepes can be gluten free if you ask. The price below is somewhat misleading as we opted for the most expensive thing on the menu: we cannot resist tartiflette, particularly not in such francophile surroundings. Savoury crepes start at £6.90, sweet crepes are no more than £5.50 and everything's significantly cheaper to take away. We also love the crepe misconceptions section of their website (though beware: the site has sound).
La Petite Bretagne is at 5-7 Beadon Road, W6. Price: tartiflette crepe and cup of tea £11.70
My Old Dutch
It could be easy to sniff at My Old Dutch, with its bright orange frontage, tiny yet strangely comfortable wooden chairs and mock-Delftware plates. It is defiantly, sweetly, uncool. But the pancakes work. They are the sort you make at home – thicker than crepes, eggy and no buttermilk. You get just the one, but it is enormous enough to be satisfying without a distended stomach. We went for a sweet pancake and chose our own topping: banana, maple syrup and cinnamon. The smell is divine. We also like the way the bananas clearly went in the pan first, batter filling around them, so the undersides were slightly charred and caramelised.
My Old Dutch has branches in Holborn, Chelsea and Kensington. Price: pancake and a pot of tea £8.75
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Charley James: The current draft of Jackson's proposed law seems to take advantage of a little-noticed and seldom mentioned part of Bush v. Gore requiring state voter franchise laws apply equally to all.
Despite ACA, John Roberts Is No Earl Warren
Charley James: Justice John Roberts has refused to corral his equally conservative Associate Justices from selling their integrity to right-wing political groups and causes.
California Legislature Passes Bill to Study State-Owned Bank
Ellen Brown: California, like North Dakota, is resource-rich. A state-owned bank will allow it to capitalize on its resources to full advantage, by providing the credit needed to realize its potential.
Author Spotlight: Jerry Drucker
Dick Price: "I was a child of the Great Depression. It never occurred to me our strong and vital nation could fall and fail as it has today," he says. "I was brought up to have a sense of justice and truth as a basis of our country's governance. That belief has been shattered, particularly in the past decade."
Thurgood: Laurence Fishburne's One-Man Show Brings History to Life
Ed Rampell: Written by George Stevens, Jr., Thurgood is a perfect specimen of the one-man show format, with all the right ingredients.
Friday Feedback: Take Away the Racist Soapbox
Friday Feedback: I believe that it's not the universities that are failing us. The failures are on the part of the individuals that see UCSD, or any university, as a soapbox for these racist and hateful viewpoints. Some small minority of students have accepted admission to UCSD and have wasted an opportunity for personal growth and enlightenment. Clearly these spots could have gone to more deserving people.
Immigrants, African Americans, and the Struggle for Civil Rights
Michele Waslin: Today, most Americans are familiar with the Brown v. Board of Education decision. However, the link between Mexican-Americans and African-Americans in the struggle for desegregation is not well known. The Mendez case and the relationship between the two cases is an important piece of U.S. history that deserves to be more widely acknowledged.
Blending Empathy and Justice
President Obama praised Sonia Sotomayor's "empathy" when he nominated her for the Supreme Court. Some have argued that empathy has no place in jurisprudence, but legal scholar Joel K. Goldstein finds historical precedents to the contrary.


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With the win, Vanderbilt improved to 30-9 overall while the loss dropped Lipscomb to 13-25.
Lipscomb got on the scoreboard in the first when Cory Hale hit a three-run home run over the center-field wall off Vanderbilt starter Drew Hayes. Tyler Wilson led off the game with a single to center field and then advanced to second when Lee Wilson drew a walk.
The Commodores responded with four runs in the top of the second when they collected three hits and three walks. Fann plated the first Vanderbilt run of the game when his single through the left side drove in Connor Harrell. Anthony Gomez then placed a perfect bunt down the first-base line for a base-hit to drive in Joe Loftus from third to get the Commodores within one run. Following a Brian Harris walk that loaded the bases, Esposito gave VU its first lead of the game when he drove in Gomez and Fann with a two-RBI single through the left side.
Vanderbilt added one more run in the top of third when Westlake scored on an RBI-single down the left-field line by Harrell, to make it 5-3 game.
Westlake led off the inning with a double to right-center and than advanced to third on a Giobbi ground out.
The Commodores extended its lead to 7-3 in the top of fourth when Esposito launched a first-pitch fastball into the trees beyond the left-field wall for a two-run home run. Harris led off the inning with a four-pitch walk before scoring on Esposito's eighth round-tripper of the year.
Lipscomb got two runs back in the bottom of the fourth when Andrew Nickerson connected on a two-run homer to left-field for the Bisons' second multi-run homer of the game.
Vanderbilt tacked three more runs on the board in the fifth when they took advantage of three walks and a Bison error to go up 10-5. Esposito drove in his fifth run of the game with an RBI-single while the other two runs came courtesy of a Giobbi sacrifice fly and bases loaded walk by Westlake.
After both teams traded runs in the sixth inning, the Commodores added two more in the seventh with a Joe Loftus RBI-double and a Fann RBI-single. Harrell drew a one-out walk and then came home on Loftus' double.
Things got interesting in the bottom of the ninth, when Lipscomb registered three straight two-out singles before Hale drove Will Clinard's pitch over the left-field wall for a grand slam, cutting the Vanderbilt lead to 13-10.
VU's Hayes improved to 5-0 on the season after allowing five runs on four hits with two walks and seven strikeouts in five innings of work.
Clinard earned his first save of the season, allowing five runs on seven hits with three walks in four-innings of relief.
The Commodores will continue their road trip against Middle Tennessee tomorrow at 6 p.m. in Murfreesboro.
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Jorge Sierra of HoopsHype wrote an interesting post today about the effect of players-only meetings on team's record. While he recognizes the two basic issues with this analysis (i.e. limited sample & correlation does not mean causality), it's interesting that on average such meetings have produced positive results. To be specific, in 10 of the cases it yielded positive results, in 1 the short-term benefit was cancelled during the rest of the season, and in 4 things took a turn for the worse. I believe that such meetings actually do work, and further statistical analysis shows that it produces significant positive results at least in the short run.
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All those deviant proabortionists should be aborted.
One thing I can't get, they are aborting kids on the way, and then couples that can't have a kids have to go to Russia and buy products of alcoholics and other no goods.
Howbout matching those two parties, save money and pedigree.
The holier than thou, know it alls, have made it so difficult to adopt in this country, that no one wants to, even if babies are available. I wonder, if at times, it wasn't done that way to push the abortion agenda.
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850 Washington Avenue Southeast has a Walk Score of 83 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
850 Washington Avenue Southeast is a five minute walk from the Green METRO Green Line at the East Bank Station & Platform stop.
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Small plane hits vehicle near private Leon County runway
Published: Sunday, February 1, 2009 at 5:07 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, February 1, 2009 at 5:07 p.m.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Authorities say two people died when their vehicle was struck by a small plane taking off from a private runway in north Florida.
Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen says the Jeep vehicle was driving alongside the single-engine plane Sunday afternoon on private property in Leon County.
After being struck by the plane, the vehicle veered into a tree. Bergen says two people inside the vehicle were killed.
No one in the aircraft was injured.
Federal authorities are investigating.
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Background: The product of this gene is a serine/threonine protein kinase related to kinases involved in cell cycle regulation. It is expressed almost exclusively in the testis, primarily in germ cells. Studies of the mouse and rat homologs have localized the kinase to the chromosomes during meiosis in spermatogenesis, specifically to the synaptonemal complex that exists while homologous chromosomes are paired. There is, however, a study of the mouse homolog that has identified high levels of expression in developing sensory epithelia so its function may be more generalized.


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It will be first football game between schools.
1-win Falcons need victory against EMU.
Bowling Green will receive a $1.1 million guarantee for this contest.
Falcons' facility has been home to many MAC championships.
Briggs: What's happened to the reigning Mid-American Conference champions?
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Question: Trainings: Can you put all the visuals together on one page (If so, I need to have logo removed first)
• Can you get rid of stuff above and below posts?
• Can you extend the banner and menu across the entire page?
EX: http://yoast.com/wait-for-confirmation/
• Connect to woo commerce or paypal so I can presell the book
• Above the Fold:
Sign up for newsletter/connect/pic of book
• Below the fold: most shared posts
Show other posts
• Make the website mobile responsive
From prose website: Prose is also fully mobile responsive, which automaticallyallows your audience to see your content beautifully displayed -- whether from a desktop, laptop, smartphone, or tablet.
• Share buttons under each post
• Google analytics working
• Make the pictures fit where trainings are described
• Get rid of breadcrumbs
• Detach old book and attach new one
• Detach old banner and put a new one
These are the sites that need to be linked correctly:
FACEBOOK PAGE: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Matters-of-the-Smart/547721888609914?ref=hl (Facebook page also needs the banner applied, but right now it's the wrong size.
TWITTER: https://twitter.com/MattersofSmart
Linked in: http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=165026523&trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile
Google 1: needs to be attached to this email: firstname.lastname@example.com and then put on website.
1. Disqus: is connected to @Tamelainc and needs to be connected to @MattersofSmart and this email: firstname.lastname@example.com
I cannot answer commments from people!
• Pictures uploaded to blog-- not consistent size, etc.
• Menu bar at top doesn't match bottom one
Visuals that need work:
• Contact Page (not interesting or inviting)
• Clients
• Menu Bar (doesn't stand out, doesn't go all the way across the page)
Keep fonts large/
Need serif/san serif font on title/body of text
Blue #353dad (include # when putting it in)
When a person in on my site and reading the blogs:
• Make the link turn gray (or a different color) if they have already read the blog
• Need very clear list of blog titles, etc for people to go through
Ex: http://luminousroc.com/2011/08/the-art-of-personality/
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