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Do lead bullets continue to be a hazard after they land?
Blacksburg, Va., Nov. 8, 2004 — There were 20 million metric tons of lead bullets fired in the United States in the 20th century. Is that lead having an environmental impact?
Not at or near the U.S. Forest Service firing range near Blacksburg, Va., according to research by Virginia Tech geological scientists. Donald Rimstidt, a professor in the Department of Geosciences, College of Science at Virginia Tech will report the conclusions of a five-year study at the 116th national meeting of the Geological Sciences of America in Denver Nov. 7-10.
There are 9,000 nonmilitary shooting ranges and a lot of military ones in the United States. Some 60,000 metric tons of lead are expended by shooting. (a metric ton or "long ton" is 2,200 lbs.). "So there is lead shot and bullets everywhere," Rimstidt said.
"We were invited by the U.S. Forest Service to look at the shooting range in the National Forest near Blacksburg."
The researchers' survey found 11 metric tons of shot in the shotgun range and 12 metric tons of lead bullets in the rifle range. "These ranges are 10 years old. Most of the lead shot has accumulated on about four or five acres. Some shots have been into the woods, which cover hundreds of acres," Rimstidt said.
Professor James Craig, now retired, and Rimstidt looked first at lead corrosion and whether lead is leaching into the water table or streams. "Lead metal is unstable when it is in contact with air and water. It corrodes and forms hydrocerrussite, the white coating seen on old bullets in museums. That slows corrosion," Rimstidt said.
However some lead escapes, he said. "But we learned that it is absorbed in the top few inches of soil and does not migrate beyond that," Rimstidt said. "Lead is not very mobile. It does not wash away in surface or ground water."
Another finding is that there are large amounts of lead in the trees near the shooting range — but not in a large percentage of the trees, Rimstidt said. "If and when those trees are harvested, they would be contaminated with lead "
Fisheries and Wildlife Professor Pat Scanlon was an investigator on the project until his death in 2003. "He found no evidence that birds eating shot, but this portion of the research was not completed," Rimstidt said. "We are not saying that wildlife would not ingest lead, but it does not appear to be a problem on this range. Other shooting ranges may be different."
Rimstidt will give their recommendations to the Forest Service representatives so they can develop best management practices. "They already knew to put lime on the range to limit corrosion, to take measures to prevent soil erosion, and now, to keep track of the trees if they are cut. They are the experts in management. I will give them the facts and they will make the decisions," Rimstidt said.
Rimstidt's conclusion is that shooting on controlled ranges reduces the overall risk to the public from lead in the environment.
He will present the paper, "Lead behavior at National Forest Shooting Ranges," by Rimstidt, Craig, and Caleb Scheetz at 11:15 a.m., Nov. 8, in rooms 709/711 of the Colorado Convention Center as part of the Environmental Geosciences session. Scheetz, of Lemont, Pa., recently received his M.S.. in geosciences from Virginia Tech.
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Authorities probe Springfield shooting; 3 taken to hospitalJune 11,2014By Brent Curtis
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Three people were taken to Springfield Hospital today following a shooting on Summer Street and police are searching a remote road in the eastern part of town for suspects who were involved.
At about 3:35 p.m. police and ambulance personnel were claled to 47 Summer St. overlooking the downtown for reports of multiple gunshots.
Three people were taken to Springfield Hospital, according to Springfield Select Board Chairman Kristi Morris, and at least one person was airlifted to Darthmouth-Hichcock Medical Center in Lebanon. N.H.
Morris, who also works as an emergency medical technician and assisted ambulance crews at the scene, said that all three arrived alive at the hospital. He also said he observed gunshot wounds to some of the victims, but not all of the victims.
By 5:30 p.m. police were still at the scene and were searching Route 143 East for an unknown number of suspects.
Springfield Police Chief Doug Johnston said there was no risk to public safety.
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Refugio County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Sheldon Wiginton said the on-and-off again rain has brought the county out of and back into the Keetch-Byram Drought Index acceptance for moisture.
"The rains have done little," Wiginton said.
He said the dryness and moisture have been "yo-yoing."
He added that after it rains, the moisture immediately evaporates with heat and dry conditions.
"If we get a fire out there, it's going to be a nightmare," he said.
Commissioners also approved a website training class for the county's various offices at the suggestion of Commissioner Ann Lopez.
"This would be a benefit for all of our offices," Lopez said.
The training is offered by the County Information Resources Agency of the Texas Association of Counties.
The fee for the training was $527.54. And the training session will be done in the commissioners courtroom on Aug. 8.
Justice of the Peace Emi Riemenschneider suggested the funds to pay for the training could be taken from the technology fund.
Currently, Brittany Lane posts items on the county's website once a week for a $500 a year fee. Lane is with the Texas Association of Counties.
Lopez said developing the website so it has more information is a way to offer more transparency. The measure passed unanimously.
Commissioners also approved an interlocal agreement between the county and the Refugio County Water Control and Improvement District No. 2.
The agreement for Coastal Impact Assistance Program grant funds will help pay for improvements to the Mission River access docks off Farm-to-Market Road 136.
The project's grant amount was $130,000 through the Fish and Wildlife Service's CIAP grants.
Betty Collier with Grantworks said the interlocal agreement ensures that the water control district follows the same rules as the county for the grant.
Commissioner Stanley Tuttle said the project involves removing all of the concrete around the bulkhead and redoing the bulkhead.
In a related agenda item, commissioners approved an interlocal agreement with the town of Bayside to filter CIAP funds to improve the city's culvert system under First Street.
The amount of the funds totaled $80,000.
In turn, the town of Bayside will assume continued maintenance and operation costs of the culverts.
Commissioners also approved a lease at the Refugio County Airport for hangar space for Cynthia Vanvliet.
Commissioners also appointed Elderly Services Director Kenda Nelson to the Bee Community Action Agency's Rural Transit District Governing Board of Directors.
Commissioners also approved a pipeline road crossing permit for Southcross CCNG Gathering under Steindorf Road.
Commissioners also approved monthly fee reports amounting to about $78,000 from the county clerk, district clerk, justices of the peace No. 1 and No. 2, sheriff's office and the tax assessor-collector's office.
In addition, the sheriff's office reported a total of $44,315 collected in traffic fines for the month of May.


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Madison College administrators await jobs bills' details
Provost says more scholarships, money for apprenticeships are promising
Jesse Christianson has been in a Madison College classroom since 2003, going back and forth from full time to part time.
His latest academic endeavor brought him to the nursing labs, with plans to transfer to University of Wisconsin-Madison for a bachelor's degree and to eventually become an emergency room nurse.
"I like people and I like medication. I like the science, the chemistry behind it. I'm pretty decent with people," Christianson said. "I actually enjoy it, so I figured this would give me some longevity in a career."
Christianson said he was lucky enough to save up over the years, allowing him to pay tuition as he went. Not all students are as financially fortunate, according to MATC Provost Terrance Webb.
"The biggest barrier of students coming here to study is financial," Webb said.
Webb said some of that is a result of students studying part time, not able to take full advantage of financial aid.
However, Gov. Scott Walker will announce his proposal for a series of jobs bills Wednesday. A source close to the governor told News 3 about seven bills that will move forward, at least two of those directly affecting technical colleges.
One bill would make scholarships available to high-performing technical students looking to pursue higher education.
Another bill would offset the cost of apprenticeships for employers covering tuition and wages for those students.
Webb said MATC is already attracting a higher caliber of student, and those in the school's manufacturing and information technology programs have job offers before they even finish the program.
"I think as students realize that they need to be academically excellent as well as technically excellent that we're able to produce the kind of workforce that our employers tell us that they need," Webb said.
Webb said he has seen more privately-funded scholarships available to students than help from the state or federal government to encourage technical education. He said that's an old way of thinking, and a focus on technical colleges is an appropriate response to a recovering economy.
"The technical path in secondary education has always taken a back seat to what is called the academic path," Webb said. "We know from our experience here that there is, that both of those tracks require the same basic level of skills, especially in science and mathematics."
Webb said he did not know enough about the bills to comment specifically on how they could help enrollment or the current student body at MATC, but said he would be disappointed if the proposals did not make it through the legislature in some way.
"Anything that encourages people to access higher education here is a positive development," Webb said.
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surprised nobody's mentioned this mix its pretty fantastic, expertly mixed. i like the asian interludes too. you read about how stones throw is diverse and take it for granted and then you hear this mix that goes all over the place. quality
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Vex Ruffin - Secret Weapon
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Respectfully Co-signed. AV gave me a flashback when he dropped the Breakestra doubles in the mix.
That's something I did many times after first purchasing the records at Fatbeats.
Egon's description in the liner notes was highly on point.
That's something I did many times after first purchasing the records at Fatbeats.
Egon's description in the liner notes was highly on point.
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Tuesday, March 13, 2007
Tide Turns Against Extreme Global Warming Hysteria?
Global Warming has been in the news alot lately. Al Gore's opus has won two Oscars, given screen time at all of Scotland's secondary schools, and has raised public awareness about climate change. For a time it seemed that the Gore-version of global warming was set to dominate.
Things seem to be changing. First it was revealed that the Gores use thirty more times the power than the average family. His carbon-offsets which he used to justify his world travel are actually stock in a company he partially owns (which promises to invest them in carbon offshoots but still...). Now the New York Times has written article which attacks Gore's extremist view on global warming. This follows up an opinion from ABC by the former editor of the Journal of Biogeography which discusses extremism in global cooling/warming debates.
Climate change is an issue which should be discussed and dealt with (but remember, the IPCC says we cannot stop global warming). The problem is that some have overblown the threat too far and made it a religion, in the words of the Czech President. When people realize the flaws in Gore's argument they will feel betrayed. They will then doubt any claim on global warming or climate change. There are risks with climate change which must be weighed and considered for the good of globalized world and humanity in general. Crying wolf only hurts protecting the environment.
There are many good people on all sides of the climate change debate who want only what is best. However, some are using the threat of environmental disaster to create a "new world order," curb the power of sovereign states, or expand radical Islam. Those who oppose the dogma/political aims are shunned, accused of working for the oil companies, or in rare cases threatened by nut jobs.
Keep discussion on these issues alive. Climate change could be a minor inconvenience or it could be a great threat no matter what is causing it. To listen to the likes of Al Gore who do believe should not have equal time or even given credence to by the press would potentially lead to disaster. If the breaks of the world's economies need to be slammed we better know for sure that it is necessary before we hurt ourselves and those who rely on our aide.
Below is "The Great Global Warming Swindle" It is one side of the debate. Listen to all sides but remember to be logical and rational with everything you hear.
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Hi Catholicgauze! I am very interested in all the information out there regarding global warming, as i find that there is a lot of misinformation on the subject. As you found out yourself the "opinions" are sometimes opposing each other. However the video you posted does not work for me. I don't know whether it is a problem on my part (computer connection,server provider,etc). Just letting you know.
I have read however a very interesting article about a month ago, you might like to look at it it contains a lot of data. And there is evidence that it is actually an ice age prospect we are facing as humanity. Link here, if you want to check it out: http://www.signs-of-the-times.org/articles/show/125454-Fire+and+Ice%3A+The+Day+After+Tomorrow
Keep up the good work and let me know on the video.
The title of the article is, Fire and Ice: the day after tomorrow.
- Catholicgauze said...
Hi Anonymous,
Here is a the link to the Google Video host site for the movie. Hope this helps. http://video.google.com/url?docid=-4520665474899458831&esrc=sr2&ev=v&q=great+global+warming&vidurl=http://video.google.com/videoplay%3Fdocid%3D-4520665474899458831%26q%3Dgreat%2Bglobal%2Bwarming&usg=AL29H20uSN1SOab2dVlAagpmhk5aQrTn2A
As for another ice age, natural and violent swings of climate are part of earth's history. But remember, it is hard enough to predict tomorrow's weather let alone the climate in the future.
Thank you. Just watched the video. It was long but informative.
I read today that Dr. Wunsch (featured in the movie) professor of physical oceanography at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology said he had been "completely misrepresented" by the programme, and "totally misled" on its content. It seems to me that somebody is trying to pull the strings in a certain direction on this one, and we all know who benefits: Those in power. But why?
- Catholicgauze said...
Very good question
Population reduction maybe?
- Catholicgauze said...
While Paul Ehrlich still uses overpopulation as a weapon there are many reasons people take a stand. Most people on all sides of this debate just want to have a healthy earth while maintaining a good way of life. Some though want to use the issue as a political weapon though. But their reasoning is as diverse as the types of snowflakes.
- Nygdan said...
Two comments, one, LKJ, mentioned in one of the comments, is a lunatic.
The other, its really unfortunate that Al Gore has become this big spokesman in regards to global warming. The guy is a politician. He's not a scientist. He's not a climatologist. And remember that he was Vice President for 8 years, during which time he did practically nothing. Nothing has significantly changed between now and then, and yet its now that he happens to be making propaganda films (and by propaganda I mean merely something that is designed to persuade). And all this after narrowly loosing a presidential election, and then abandoning his own party in the very next election. He is, in my opion, nothing more than an ambitious fraud. People are going to be rejecting sensible, logical information because its associated with him, which is unfortunate.


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Antony Jenkins and the PR 'death spiral'
From the moment it passed his lips in 2011, former Barclays' CEO Bob Diamond probably regretted saying that the time for apologies in banking needed to be over. His predecessor, it seems, is faring little better at judging the mood.
Barclays is preparing to scale back its investment banking arm and cut costs in a bid to boost returns, according to reports, with chief executive Antony Jenkins set to report back to investors on a new plan for the unit by summer. The news was first reported by the FT last night.
It follows a tough year for the bank's markets business and investor disquiet over Barclays' decision to increase its bonus pool in 2013 when profits fell – a step widely perceived to be a sign that the bank had its head in the sand when it came to pay and performance.
Not so, said Barclays: it simply had no choice.
In an interview with The Daily Telegraph earlier this month, Jenkins had his own Diamond-esque moment, declaring that without paying its people competitively Barclays would find itself in "something of a death spiral".
Much of the increased bonus pool found its way to investment bankers in the US, with Barclays revealing in its annual remuneration report that more than 270 US employees received over £1 million last year, more than double the number of those in the UK.
The decision to disclose this geographical breakdown was in part aimed at providing more detail on the extent of the challenge Barclays faced in retaining top staff; the bank also revealed that the global resignation rate for senior staff in 2013 was "significantly above" that in 2012, with a near doubling of resignations of senior staff in the US.
What effect the bank thought Jenkins' "death spiral" comments and these disclosures would have is unclear. However, just as Diamond misread the likely reaction to his comments about remorse and apology to parliament that the period of remorse and apology "needs to be over" – 18 months later he was forced out amid the Libor scandal – Jenkins comments could been have chosen better.
The result: a chief executive so enthusiastic about bringing cultural change to the bank after the tenure of his predecessor, who is now facing questions over his credibility with investors and analysts.
Jenkins' appointment was supposed to represent a new beginning at Barclays. Thus far it looks as though, balanced scorecard and notepads branded with buzzwords aside, less has changed in the investment bank than many would like.
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"I do my best not to over-analyze my tattoos, but I really got this one out of my love for the medium. As a full-time freelance photographer, I am constantly working in a digital atmosphere. I love digital, but there will always be something about working with film that's exciting to me. I have been familiar with Polaroid for years, but my first Polaroid Land Camera was gifted to me on my birthday two years ago. Since then, I've been hooked on Polaroids of all different formats, dying or not. I wanted to pay homage to my love of photography, my best friend, and what I consider to be a downright sweet camera body, all at the same time." Photographer: Jessie Barber. Tattoo artist: Scott Santee.
"I turned pro this year and wanted something to mark the event. Also, it was my dad's camera from the 1950's (a Kodak Retina IIc ) & I always remember him using it when I was a kid." Photographer: Jeff Oliver. Tattoo artist: Randy Muller.
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"It is a traditional design of an old press camera (centered on chest), and it has wings coming off of it. Around it says f/8 Be There. Ask any photojournalist and they will be familiar with this famous saying. To me it helps me remember to keep it simple and focus on getting the picture. Don't worry about all your gear and all the technical things. Just be in the moment, in the story and making pictures." Photographer: Raymond McCrea Jones. Tattoo artist: Adam Barton.
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10 Things Your Babysitter Won't Tell You
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Nobody expects a house with kids running around in it to be pristine, but it shouldn't be downright grody. "I once had to give a four-year-old a bath, and the entire area was orange with soap scum and mildew," says a sitter in Chicago.
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She Bribes Your Kids3 of 11
Savvy bargaining is one way sitters keep things running smoothly when you're away. One promised the children they could watch a movie of their choosing if they were good all day long. That same sitter has openly threatened to never come back again when the kids are behaving especially badly.
You Undermine Her4 of 11
If your regular sitter establishes a rule for a child (say, he can only bring his Zhu Zhu Pet to taekwondo class), don't reverse it on a whim when she's not around. That just undermines your kids' respect for their part-time caregiver. In the same way a good sitter makes every effort to respect your rules, she wishes you'd trust her judgment and let her establish some of her own.
She's Scared To Ask About Money5 of 11
Many sitters say they have never been offered a raise, even after years of working for the same family, and they usually stop accepting work from a family rather than ask for more money. If you're wondering what's appropriate, rates average $10 to $18 an hour.
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Don't Cancel At The Last Minute6 of 11
"If I have a week or even a few days' notice, I can usually come up with alternative income for that time," says a sitter in Alexandria, Virginia. "But there have been a few times when I've had a parent cancel on short notice after I've had to turn down other babysitting opportunities ... a lot of us are college students who rely on this income for more than just 'going out' money."
She Disapproves Of Your Parenting7 of 11
One babysitter refuses to give her two-year-old a bottle — even though the parents still regularly offer one. "She's perfectly capable of using a cup," says the sitter. Another waters down the sugary juices that the mother encourages her to serve throughout the day.
Come Home On Time8 of 11
Do you think your sitter's time is less important than yours? That's the message you send her when you waltz in late without much of an apology. "I often wonder how they'd feel if I randomly were to show up 10 or 20 minutes late while they were waiting to leave for work," says a sitter in Boston.
Forget The To-Do List9 of 11
It usually means less attention for your kid. Having a sitter do your huge load of laundry after a vacation, for example, is probably not the best use of her time. "I've been asked to take dogs for walks and go through toys and clean and organize them. These aren't appropriate tasks for your babysitter, and if you do go out on a limb and ask these favors, pay accordingly," says a sitter in Charlotte, North Carolina.
She's Hungry10 of 11
Make sure to tell a new sitter that she's welcome to help herself to your snack cabinet once the kids are in bed or to include enough dinner for herself if she'll be preparing one for the kids. Most say they wait for a clear invitation before they crack open your fridge. Until then, they either remember to pack their own food or just let their stomachs growl.
Warn Her if Your Kids Are Sick11 of 11
"I showed up for an evening sitting job and the parents informed me that their daughter had a fever and had thrown up earlier in the day," recalls a sitter from Chicago. "I don't mind taking care of kids if they have a cold or runny nose, but anything more than that warrants a courtesy call to me so I can make a decision."


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Washington, DC -- Congressman Maurice Hinchey (D-NY) today voted to defeat legislation that failed to provide adequate funding for ongoing emergency disaster relief related to Hurricane Irene, Tropical Strom Lee and other natural disasters across the country. President Obama has requested $6.9 billion in funding for FEMA to continue relief in response to natural disasters throughout the country.
The bill, supported by House Republican leadership, would have only provided $3.65 billion for FEMA and other relief efforts, while doing nothing for farmers. Hinchey is continuing to fight for an up or down vote in the House on the comprehensive, bipartisan Senate package, which meets the president's request while also providing badly needed support for Department of Agriculture programs that provide emergency relief to farmers.
"This legislation failed to meet the needs of New Yorkers and others across this country who have been devastated by natural disasters," said Hinchey. "It was a half measure that would have caused FEMA and other agencies to run out of funding, delaying aid to families, small businesses and farmers that have been affected by Irene and Lee. It provided no relief to farmers, and it shortchanged other agencies that are helping us rebuild after these devastating storms. I'm pleased that it was defeated so that we can quickly bring a better bill to the floor."
Yesterday, Hinchey led a group of 77 House members in calling on Speaker Boehner and Majority Leader Cantor to schedule an up or down vote on comprehensive, bipartisan legislation that meets FEMA's funding needs, supports farmers and has already passed the U.S. Senate. Unlike the House bill, which attached disaster relief funding to a broader bill to fund the federal government, the Senate bill is a simple, standalone measure that ensures emergency funding does not get delayed by the complicated political, poisonous budget debate.
"We can't afford gridlock and inaction, but that's exactly what we're getting as a result of the decision to entangle disaster relief with the debate over the budget and offsets," said Hinchey. "Eight times under the Bush administration, the House passed legislation with broad Republican support to fund emergency relief in the aftermath of disasters. This time should be no different. Instead, it's looking more and more likely that New Yorkers will not get the immediate assistance they need because Washington is mucking things up with this debate over the deficit. We need a simple, clean vote on emergency disaster relief. Speaker Boehner and Majority Leader Cantor need to bring this issue to the floor for a vote."
Damage from Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee badly affected New York's 22nd Congressional District, which Hinchey represents. Throughout the Southern Tier, damage is estimated at more than $250 million. In the Hudson Valley, Hurricane Irene caused massive power outages and record flooding. In Ulster County, 60 percent of residents lost power, seven bridges were destroyed. In fact, two of those bridges were just washed away and not found. Farmers in Ulster, Orange and Sullivan counties suffered devastating losses and because the crop insurance program remains inadequate for them, these farmers may get no assistance at all. Ulster and Orange counties alone have an estimated $62.5 million in agriculture losses, yet the House bill contains no assistance for farmers.
Hinchey was one of the first in Congress to call for additional appropriations to assist those affected by Hurricane Irene, and Tropical Storm Lee. In an August 29 press release, Hinchey said "congressional action will also be necessary to increase funding for the President's Disaster Relief Fund." Today, that fund contains less than $400 million and is set to run into the red unless Congress takes action by the end of the month.
Hinchey has also worked to deliver the federal disaster declarations necessary for New Yorkers to receive the federal assistance they need. Last week, Hinchey spoke with FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate to request expedited Major Disaster Declarations for New York counties affected by Tropical Storm Lee. Prior to that, Hinchey requested Federal Emergency Declarations for six New York counties affected by Lee. The designation was subsequently granted, making federal resources available to mitigate flood damage, save lives, protect property and public infrastructure, and ensure public health and safety. Hinchey has also introduced legislation and has been working with the U.S. Department of Agriculture to expedite and provide additional assistance to farmers affected by the flooding and is supportive of efforts to provide crop insurance retroactively to New York farmers in need.


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According to the arrest report, the incident happened on Saturday. The Lafayette Police Department responded to a home on Elizabeth Street and spoke to the victim.
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The officer watched the video and believed there was enough probable cause to arrest the 4-foot-10-inch elderly woman.
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I tried a new bottle at every feeding to see if I could get her to eat as my DH filled each new bottle with 1oz for her to try. Finally, she ended up taking a Breastflow - the bottle we first started her on before she was able to breast feed and she took it from me!! I held her in a nursing position with lots of skin to skin contact. When she turned to root on me I slipped the bottle in and she ate! I was so happy and felt so much better that I could get food in my LO. DH and I laughed that she just wanted us to buy every bottle they make to support the economy. It was nice to laugh after a horrible day of crying. She just ate another bottle (only 2 ounces but she did eat) so I am feeling so much better!! I just melted when she looked up at me as she was drinking her bottle.
Samantha goes in for her 2 month check up and shots this afternoon. I wish I could nurse her afterwards to help her feel better but at least I can feed her until I can nurse then. I could not have gotten this far without all of you supporting me and providing advice. Words can not express how thankful I am to everyone on these boards and the time and wisdom each of you share.


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Of course, I didn't know that when I awoke in Boulder, Colorado, on Thursday, February 21. I simply saw 11 inches reported, and got the itch to go for a drive. I wasn't fully convinced however. Telluride is a solid seven-hour trek from the Front Range. All I could do was watch, wait, and finish out the workweek.


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|"Time's Orphan"
|DS9, Episode 6x24
Production number: 40510-548
First aired: 20 May 1998
|146th of 173 produced in DS9
|146th of 173 released in DS9
|525th of 728 released in all
| Teleplay By
Bradley Thompson & David Weddle
Story By
Joe Menosky
Directed By
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|Unknown (2374/late-21st century)
An accident on the planet Golana sends Molly O'Brien through a time portal three hundred years into the past into an uninhabited world. Beamed back too late, Molly returns to the present eighteen years old with no immediate recollection of her life or her family.
This episode summary has been identified as lacking essential detail, and as such needs attention. Feel free to edit this page to assist with this expansion.
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For the first time since the beginning of the Dominion War, the O'Brien family is reunited and they go on a picnic on Golana to enjoy their time together. There, Miles O'Brien is living a moment of true happiness and makes the promise that they will never be apart again. He will put in for a transfer should the war heat up again. Their picnic is cut short when they hear Molly screaming, not far away. When Miles arrives in the cavern she was playing in, it is only to find his daughter hanging from a cliff over a mysterious mist. He is not able to get her up and the little girl falls into the phenomenon.
It is discovered later that the phenomenon was caused by an old device, thought to be a time portal. A science team from Deep Space 9 tries to figure the device out and even if the functioning is not clear, they are finally able to reopen it and beam Molly back, based on her DNA signature. To everyone's surprise, the Molly that materializes in front of them is ten years older.
The eighteen-year-old girl is brought back to the station with her parents. Even if she is wary and totally unable to communicate at first, she eventually recognizes her parents and grows less suspicious. She however misses her "home" and Miles and Keiko decide to bring her into a holosuite to cheer her up. The idea proves to be a good one but eventually Quark interrupts, as a couple of Klingons have reserved the holosuite and refuse to have O'Brien pay for their time. Miles tries to tell Molly the bad news, but when she completely ignores him, he is forced to end the program. The planet disappears, and Molly is stunned to find herself now in the small, confined room but the confusion soon gives way to anger, and Molly leaves the holosuite in a feral rage, and starts to tear Quark's apart. After assaulting a few people, a Tarkalean approaches her to which she responds by stabbing him in the gut with a broken bottle. Just then Odo and his deputies arrive and stun Molly, but the damage is done. The Tarkalean survives but presses charges, and Captain Sisko tells Miles that the Federation magistrate has decided that Molly should be taken to special care center for evaluation, but Miles knows they'll end up keeping her there.
Down in the holding cell, as Molly paces Bashir reports that her body is flooded with adrenaline due to her confinement, and that there's a risk of her going into shock. Molly then notices her parents and starts to continually throw herself into the force field to reach her father regardless of the pain. The deputy is forced to turn the force field off after which Molly starts to get wild again and is sedated. Bashir gives Miles a simple fact; Molly needs open spaces all the time which is something she's unlikely to get at a special care center. Bashir will recommend she be put into a holosuite for the time being, but this is only a short term solution as eventually they'll need to put her on a transport.
Later, the O'Briens decide that it is best for their daughter if they get her home, knowing that she'll die otherwise. They take her back to Golana to send her back into the past through the portal with the intent of destroying the gate when she will be through. But, because of the erratic functioning of the gate, Molly is sent back in time around the same moment the young Molly was originally sent. The eighteen-year-old Molly understands that the little girl is what the O'Briens were looking for and indicate to her the way to the portal and tells her, "home". As little Molly crosses into the present, the older version of herself vanishes, having never existed.
Memorable quotesEdit
"By the way, what does... "gung-gung-gung" mean?"
"Why do you ask?"
"Well, it was the strangest thing. I was taking Yoshi home, and he kept shaking his rattle and saying gung-gung-gung!"
"He did?"
"He seemed to get a big kick out of it. So what does it mean?"
"That is between Yoshi and me."
- - Dax and Worf
"I am a Klingon warrior and a Starfleet officer. I have piloted starships through Dominion minefields. I have stood in battle against Kelvans twice my size. I courted and won the heart of the magnificent Jadzia Dax. If I can do these things, I can make this child go to sleep."
"Talk about losing perspective."
- - Worf and Dax
"Oh, bollocks!"
- - Miles O'Brien
Background informationEdit
Story and scriptEdit
- The working title of this episode was "Out of Time". (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion, p. 577)
- The basic premise of this episode was originally conceived by Joe Menosky for The Next Generation as a way to write Alexander Rozhenko out of the series (as René Echevarria explains it, Menosky came up with the story "as a way to get rid of Alexander, who he really disliked!"). In the original story, Worf and Alexander are on a hunting trip, and Worf loses sight of his son for moment, at which time Alexander falls into a time portal and is retrieved fifteen years later as an embittered Klingon warrior who hates his father for having abandoned him. The episode was never green-lit because Michael Piller was not keen on killing off the character (again, as Echevarria explains, "Alexander was Michael Piller's mother's favorite character!"). (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion, pp. 577-579) However, the idea of an older Alexander from the future did form the basis of the episode "Firstborn". (Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion 2nd ed., p. 292)
- Although René Echevarria had pitched Menosky's story (with Molly O'Brien instead of Alexander) several times to Ira Steven Behr over the years, Behr had always said no to the episode. Finally, as the sixth season drew to a close, Behr relented, claiming there were three reasons to make the show at the time; "It had been a long time since we'd done a science fiction episode, we'd wanted to do another O'Brien show, and we needed to do something that would be pretty much a bottle show." (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion, p. 578)
- In the first draft of Bradley Thompson and David Weddle's script, Molly spends ten years in another culture, where she is raised in a farming community, by people who treat her really well. When she returns to Deep Space 9, she is shy and confused, but most of all resentful of her parents, but this idea was scrapped because, as Thompson explains, "It came across as if she had been sent to a bad summer school." Similarly, Echevarria points out, "It was full of all this teen angst emotional stuff and she sounded so damned American." (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion, pp. 578-9)
- The idea to alter the story so that Molly was a feral child was Ira Behr's. When composing the script, Thompson and Weddle interviewed a number of psychologists and clinical social workers, and much of the behavior exhibited by Molly in the episode is realistic for someone cut off from Human contact from the ages of 8 to 18. For example, her loss of linguistic skills is based on the fact that she's simply forgotten how to speak because she hasn't needed to for ten years, or her tendency to anthropomorphize objects such as trees and rocks, is based upon an innate need, especially in children, for company and companionship. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion, p. 579)
- According to the writers, Molly's fear of captivity is based upon a real syndrome suffered by dolphins known as "capture shock"; when a dolphin is trapped, there is a fifty-fifty chance that it will die simply from the act of being trapped - the mere concept of confinement literally kills it. This is why Bashir is so quick to sedate Molly, because he is worried that her reaction to captivity could literally harm her in and of itself. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion, p. 579)
- In the original script, there was no B-story in this episode. However, after filming was completed, it became apparent that the A-story was running about nine minutes short. When the producers were trying to conceive of a short B-story, they came to a realization about something; ""Tears of the Prophets" represented the last time we would ever see Jadzia Dax, and the last time we'd see the Worf/Jadzia relationship. So we realized that whatever juice we were going to get out of it, we'd better get out of it now." As things turned out, Behr was especially delighted with the B-story, as he felt it has a great level of poignancy, considering what happens in "Tears of the Prophets"; "It seemed like it'd be nice to show Worf and Dax talking about a future, a future that was never going to be." (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion, pp. 580-581)
- All of the exteriors for this episode were shot in Malibu Creek State Park. During the filming of the picnic scene, Rosalind Chao heard some of the crew whispering during her dialog, which is an unheard of occurrence, however, she didn't pay any attention and continued on with the scene. After cut had been called, Steve Oster slowly approached the cast and said, "Now Rosalind, don't panic, but...." As Oster explains, "We were in a big open field shooting the master shot with Keiko and Miles and the two children, when we saw something moving in the grass. It was a rattlesnake working its way towards the shot. We didn't want to alarm the actors and cause a bigger problem. There were two small children there, and we didn't want to freak them out. Allan was unaware of what we were seeing because he was concentrating on the performances, so he didn't call 'Cut'!" Oster and the camera crew quickly discussed what to do (which was the whispering heard by Chao), but decided to play it cool, so as soon as Kroeker did say cut, Oster very calmly asked all the cast to walk slowly towards him, which they did. The snake then proceeded through the shot, closely followed by a park ranger. (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion, p. 577)
- In one scene, after a piece of equipment in the background explodes, Chief O'Brien shouts "Bollocks"; this is an Irish and British expletive referring to the testicles. When the episode was first screened by the BBC in the United Kingdom, the word was removed, although strangely, when RTÉ screened the episode in Ireland, it was left on the soundtrack.
- This episode marks the second and final appearance of Chester, Miles' cat, which was given to him by Liam Bilby in the episode "Honor Among Thieves".
- The console Chief O'Brien uses to operate the time portal is a re-use of the console he and Dr. Bashir used to deactivate the Harvester bio-weapons from the second season episode "Armageddon Game". It also bears a vague similarity to the TARDIS console from Doctor Who.
- Molly mentions to Yoshi that "last time they went to Golana" he was unborn and being carried by Keiko. Since Miles was in every episode containing Keiko's pregnancy (before Kira Nerys took Yoshi), it is reasonable to assume that this trip happened between episodes.
- This is the second time that the show has shown someone being erased from time as a result of their past being altered in order to save an individual. This had previously occurred in "Children of Time".
Video and DVD releasesEdit
- UK VHS release (two-episode tapes, CIC Video): Volume 6.12, 7 December 1998.
- As part of the DS9 Season 6 DVD collection.
Links and referencesEdit
Starring Edit
- Avery Brooks as Captain Sisko
Also starring Edit
- Rene Auberjonois as Odo
- Michael Dorn as Lieutenant Commander Worf
- Terry Farrell as Lieutenant Commander Dax
- Colm Meaney as Chief O'Brien
- Armin Shimerman as Quark
- Alexander Siddig as Doctor Bashir
- Nana Visitor as Major Kira
Guest starsEdit
- Rosalind Chao as Keiko O'Brien
- Michelle Krusiec as adult Molly O'Brien
- Hana Hatae as Molly O'Brien
- Shaun Bieniek as Deputy
- Randy James as Security
- Alex Revan as Ensign Krane
Uncredited co-starsEdit
- Leslie Hoffman as a bar patron
- Irving E. Lewis as a bar patron
- Dennis Madalone as a Bajoran man
- Linda Madalone as a Bajoran woman
- Tom Morga as Madrat
- Mark Allen Shepherd as Morn
- Chester E. Tripp III as a Starfleet officer
- Unknown actor as Kirayoshi O'Brien
Stunt doubleEdit
- Simone Boisseree as stunt double for Michelle Krusiec
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External linksEdit
- Time's Orphan at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
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Noah's still nursing. He's a little over 2 1/2. He's nursing less in the past couple months (3-4 times/day) and I feel like my hormones are going haywire. Really bad PMS and chin acne. Everyone I've consulted says it's probably due to hormones changing.
So my question is, anyone had the same problems I've mentioned (hormones fluctuating with decreased nursing)
did those problems resolve after a while or after nursing? About how long?
I'm not interested in weaning to clear up these problems, but I do wonder what the heck is going on and would appreciate any input. I know everyone's different, but I don't know anyone who's nursed this long IRL and really need some feedback!


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Thank you, NarutoBase Staff
Originally Posted by andrets
sharingan can perform anything! it is a copy technique!!!!
Not kekkei genkais like mokuton so no even if he does copy water (does sharingan let you do that? Someone remind me plz) he wont be able to do mokuton.
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Ok so I was re watching Naruto Shippuden and I noticed that Tobi deactivated his Sharingan on episode 141 after realizing that Itachi implanted Amaterasu into Sasuke. The reason I'm posting this is because this may rule out the fact that Tobi is someone who isn't part of the Uchiha clan because unlike Kakashi he can deactivate it while Kakashi has to cover it up. Another thing is my bad if I'm stating the obvious to some since the only reason I'm posting this is because I remember someone saying he never deactivated his sharingan somewhere on this forum.
Here's when he deactivates it.
Sorry if this belongs in the Tobi thread because I feel like if I post it in there that it won't get much attention.
Do you have a manga page for this? Cause if not I am not conviced but good eyes anyway
It's possible, especially since he was able to access the Nakano shrine, and because of his knowledge of all the Uchiha's history, but we'll never know unless Kishi reveals his identity.
In response to your picture, if you look closely you can still see two of the usual three tomoe in his eye, which means that his Sharingan is still activated. I think the shadows in the scene make it harder to see his Sharingan.
EDIT: This is the same scene as depicted in the manga
His Sharingan has been active throughout the scene, and it doesn't quite make sense for him to deactivate it.
Last edited by Sabuto Hayashi; 06-25-2012 at 04:59 PM.
I don't think it's deactivated, I can still see the "6" thing .-.
+rep good find and now im convinced
But this probably didnt happen in the manga which means we cant use it as proof of him being an uchiha
He's not a uchiha... He's a creation.
Originally Posted by BasedNaruto
He's not a uchiha... He's a creation.
why u say that
"might actually be?" He most likely is an Uchiha.
Originally Posted by Gay
Sorry if this belongs in the Tobi thread because I feel like if I post it in there that it won't get much attention.
Post it anywhere else and it will beclosed or may be trashed altogether.
Tobi has a mask that covers his face but..... a bandage to ? :shrug:
Why does tobi have a bandage that covers his forehad ?
What is the point of having a bandage on your forehad if you have a mask ?
Is he hiding something else ? .... is he sick ? .... does someone experimented on him ?
Note: This is not a tobi identy thread... please Tsuchi dont close the thread :D!!
Last edited by alexu9696; 06-26-2012 at 01:31 PM.
maybe its kishi way of further hiding his identity, or he still havnt recovered since the minato fight
Probably for show, or a wound.
kakashi has mask to, why? i don't know
I just think it's beautifull
Originally Posted by The Eye
maybe its kishi way of further hiding his identity, or he still havnt recovered since the minato fight
minato was hitng tobi in his back with that rasengan he dint hit his mask or his head
Originally Posted by Owo
kakashi has mask to, why? i don't know
I just think it's beautifull
i was talking about the bandage ....
kakashi dosent have a bandage
To keep his hair from falling off.
i think theres the eye like danzou for izanagi,who knows
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There are such things as fate and kismet. Case in point the fact that writer-director Nicole Holofcener cast James Gandolfini in the sensitive and rich role of Albert in her latest movie "Enough Said."
While you may not know Holofcener by name, she's one of the wittiest female writers-directors around today. No surprise she often gets compared to Woody Allen in the way her characters struggle in the search of their identities (her stepfather produced a number of Woody Allen films, and she reportedly was no stranger to visiting Allen's film sets as a kid. She also worked as an editor on Allen's movie "Hannah and Her Sisters").
"Enough Said" follows the complexities of adult life as Eva (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), an L.A. masseuse navigates the choppy waters of middle age. She's single and divorced and is about to face becoming an empty nester as her teenaged daughter is getting ready to leave home to go across the country to college. Eva meets Albert at a party and the two strike up a conversation. He, too, has a daughter leaving for college in the fall.
Sparks fly between the pair. Holofcener's script, with its witty repartee between the two, sets up the chemistry that carries the rest of the film. Both Gandolfini and Louis-Dreyfus show their well-seasoned comedy timing, volleying the quick retorts.
We're led to believe the two won't get together as Eva confides the next day to her friend, Sarah, (the always dependable Toni Collette) that she's not interested in Albert, mostly based on his looks. "He's kinda fat," the no-holds-barred Eva declares.
Yet, in true-to-life form (we never know who will drop into our laps), the pair begins to date. Holofcener tenderly peels away each layer of their budding relationship, sharing their anxieties about middle age, previous partners, and intimacy.
The relationship becomes complicated when one of Eva's clients, Marianne (Holofcener regular Catherine Keener), ends up having her own emotional ties to Albert. Keener is wonderful as a famous poet who counts among her friends, Joni Mitchell. Here's a bit of trivia and an interesting six degrees of separation in the casting. In reality, another famous musician's daughter is cast as Keener's daughter. Eve Hewson's dad is frontman Bono from U2.
As expected, watching Gandolfini's emotional performance is bittersweet. The "Sopranos" star made this film and another crime drama, called "Animal Rescue," which will be out in 2014, before he died of a heart attack at the age of 51. As Albert, he delivers a touching portrayal of a regular middle-aged guy who just wants to find happiness. Holofcener gives the character the job as a historian at a television archives museum, which adds yet another sensitive layer to the bearish Albert. Gandolfini runs with everything he's given, too, making Albert the congenial guy next door.
Louis-Dreyfus's character is really the center of this study and she breaks out of her "Veep" and "Seinfeld" cookie cutter to mine the depths of Eva's manipulative and insecure soul. Eva's actions have her grasping at anything to keep her from her own void, including befriending her daughter's needy pal, Chloe, (Tavi Gevinson), and gathering information about Albert so that she can ensure she can control the relationship with more information than if she had a GPS scan her new beau.
But the writer-director keeps the drama to a minimum, instead offering an adult take on the human experience, plus the added bonus of seeing Gandolfini in one of his most endearing roles.
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Bunches of Geminids
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Bunches & Bunches of Geminids
December 16, 1998:
When the Geminid meteors first appeared in the mid-1800's they were
unimpressive. Those early showers boasted a
mere 10-20 shooting stars per hour, barely above the background
level of sporadic meteors.
Since then the Geminid meteors have grown in number until
today they make up one of the most spectacular annual showers. In 1996,
the last time the Geminids appeared in a dark moon-less sky,
observers saw as many as 110 per hour. According to preliminary
reports from more than 40 sky-watchers, this year's shower
was even better, peaking at 140 +/- 40 meteors per hour
hourly rate) during the morning of December 14.
Observers around the globe were treated to one of the strongest
Geminid showers ever. Next year could be even better.
Above, right: "Geminid meteors in Orion" -- Clicking on the image above will activate a video clip of two meteors streaking through the constellation Orion. They were filmed by Dr. Tony Phillips in Aspendell, CA at approximately 1110 UT on December 13, 1998, the night before the maximum of the 1998 Geminid meteor shower. He used an Astrovid 2000 CCD video camera with a 12 mm f1.2 lens, and a shutter speed of 1/60 sec. The 30 frame sequence spans 2 seconds of actual time. The dimmer of the two shooting stars, which travels straight down from the top of the image, is a Geminid. The brighter, which zooms in from the left, comes from the general direction of the constellation Leo. It is probably a sporadic meteor or a Coma Berenicid, but it could also be a late-arriving Leonid.
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This account from long-time meteor observer Mark Balzer in Oklahoma is typical of the reports received so far:
"This shower is one of the best I've seen in my 25 years of observing meteors, but not as good as the Leonids less than a month ago. Some of the meteors are fairly bright, up to magnitude -1 (not as bright as many Leonid meteors), but none are leaving lasting trails.... The meteors sometimes appear in groups of two or three. These groups may consist of meteors in the same part of the sky or observed simultaneously (or nearly so) in different parts of the sky."
1999: A good year for Geminids?The source of the Geminid meteoroids is a curious object called 3200 Phaethon that looks like an asteroid, but may be an extinct comet. It travels in a highly elliptical 1.4 year orbit that brings it within 0.15 AU (astronomical units) of the Sun. Phaethon will pass through the inner solar system next year, coming within 1.2 AU of Earth on October 16th. If 3200 Phaethon is indeed the source of the Geminid meteoroids, then its close approach to Earth next year bodes well for another impressive Geminid shower in 1999.
Take a virtual tour of the solar system, complete with the curious asteroid 3200 Phaethon, the source of the Geminid meteors.
Meteors for kids - from the NASA Liftoff Space Academy
NASA Liftoff meteor shower pages - learn the basics about meteor showers. Includes tutorials, Java animations, and educational activities.
Eyewitness accounts of the historic 1966 Leonid storm -- an Ames Research Center Archive
Satellite Tracking - monitor satellites as they weather the storm
NASA's Office of Space Science - press releases and other news related to NASA and astrophysics
External Links:
The Geminids -- from Gary Kronk Meteors and Comets web site
December's generous Geminids -- Sky &Telescope article
International Meteor Organization
Related Stories:27 Nov. 1998: A bust or a blast? -- New images of 1998 Leonid fireballs and their smokey remnants.
23 Nov. 1998: Leonids Sample Return payload recovered! -- Scientists are scanning the "comet catcher" for signs of Leonid meteoroids.
19 Nov. 1998: Early birds catch the Leonids -- The peak of the Leonid meteor shower happened more than 14 hours earlier than experts had predicted.
18 Nov. 1998:
A high-altitude look at the Leonids -- NASA science balloon catches video of 8 fireballs.
16 Nov. 1998: The Leonid Sample Return Mission -- NASA scientists hope to capture a Leonid meteoroid and return it to Earth.
16 Nov. 1998: NASA Spacecraft take cover from the Leonids -- but the Hubble Space Telescope won't stop observing.
10 Nov. 1998: Great Expectations: the 1998 Leonid meteor shower -- the basics of what the Leonids are and what might happen on November 17.
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