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Hi, I'm new here. I just found out last week that we are expecting our second child. Our first's hospital birth was AWFUL and I was resolved never to do it again. I had found a midwife and everything, but it turns out there's basically no way we can afford that. So I'm seriously considering doing this all by myself. Over the course of a week I've gone from "how does anyone do that?" to "am I really considering this?"
My question is, where do I start? What should I read/research/learn? I want to do this as scientifically as possible -- I'm really into learning about my body, and I also want to be as safe as possible. So I know I want to learn neonatal resuscitation, what to do in the event of a hemorrhage, etc.
My vague plan is to do prenatal care with a regular doctor, and just not show up for the birth. Then I could contact that doctor for my Rhogam shot and anything else I need. (It is very important to me to get this, but I hear it is very difficult to get it if you're not being seen by an OB/Gyn.) It also would give me a lot of reassurance that everything is proceeding normally. Has anyone gone this route?
Another issue is convincing my husband. He's not opposed, but he's unsure. So far I've been reassuring him that very few emergencies are "real" emergencies -- that is, there would be plenty of time to get to the hospital (which is five minutes away). But I want him 100% on board with this if we do it, so that he will be as informed as I am (or almost) and is a support for me. Last time he tried to "take charge" from time to time, like by waking me up when I was napping between contractions, which was NOT AT ALL helpful. That was one reason for getting a midwife ... someone to tell him what I was doing was normal so I didn't have to have the distraction of explaining stuff to him. So, if we're going to do this, I want him to read up a bit.
I'm browsing the internet and this forum, trying to find out more, but does anyone have any good links or tips for where to start?
Congratulations! It is very exciting to venture into the realm of taking charge of your pregnancy/body. It also comes with a lot of responsibility. Part of your work will be to not only to educate yourself, but also your husband. You will need to teach him everything you learn and the logic beyond all your convictions/beliefs. I suggest writing down in a journal all the questions you may have and begin by researching the answers. It is important to also ask your husband what he is concerned about and seek out those answers, too. From my experience, I gleaned a lot of knowledge/confidence through my bradley instructor from my first birth. She was a lay midwife and she was a wealth of knowledge. I also loved the book, "Special Delievery," by Rahima Baldwin. I also had a couple of friends that were doulas and belived in birth to be normal and natural, so being around them gave me a lot of confidence in my belief in birth, as well. Mothering magazine can be a good resource. So can midwifery today. I joined a ICAN group after my c/s with my first and that group became a wellspring of knowldge, too. Since I had a bad hospital experience, a group that discussed and supported the pain and fear surrounding birth and encouraged new thinking and beliefs were instrumental in my healing.
I'm thinking I'll be in your position the next time I'm pregnant. I was seriously disappointed with my son's hospital birth as well. Just go all out with researching. Find all the websites about it, find all the books, read up on it, and after that, you could do practice runs with your husband for every rocky scenario that could come up so he gains confidence and has a visual memory of what to do should it happen realistically. :)
Read Heart & Hands. It's an intro midwifery book. I understand the 4th edition is very UC friendly. Get Emergency Childbirth (http://www.rixafreeze.com/pdf/gregorywhite.pdf ) and both you & your dh should read it. The book "The Birth Partner" might help him be a more helpful support person, too.
After that, research any questions you might have. Read birth related sites. Good ones include
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I agree with Heart and Hands too.
Good luck on your journey!
(my son had HDN from ABO incompatibity and it was horrible. Avoid it at all costs, the NICU stay is long, miserable, and cost $150k. RH is worse than ABO.)
Do you have a trustworthy doc or CNM? Prenatal care was good for *me*, and it can rule out some of the things that make UC much riskier, Some Moms do zero testing, and are happy with it that way, but I couldn't do it myself. It is totally up to you!
Learning about warning signs during labor is also helpful, so you know if you need to transfer, and having a emergency transfer plan, and a doc/MW you know, helps. Having some solutions for common complications is also useful- how to resolve a shoulder dystocia, know if a PPH is severe, infant CPR, etc. You don't need to know everything, but having an idea of the common stuff is always good idea. Most of the time, birth goes well, and is normal.
I will see if I can find some links for you. And I am sorry your hospital experience was a bad one. There are some I wouldn't step foot in!
Best of luck with your DH and your pregnancy!
I am going to have to find a supportive doctor. I was thinking perhaps a family practitioner would be better, because that way they could do a newborn checkup as well as prenatal care -- plus maybe be a little mellower about things. That's what other friends have said about family practice vs. ob/gyn. But, since I live in a small town, I'm not sure what I can find. I'll have to look around. I only wish there were someone I knew in the area who had done this before, but even the midwife I spoke to said she had no idea if there were any doctors who did backup care for homebirths, and I know of no one who has gone unassisted.
That Gentle Birth site is sooooo helpful! Lots of experience and science to help me out.
I'm curious, what do you usually do for perineal support? Last time I had a third-degree tear, definitely the fault of all that "purple pushing," and I'm terrified of tearing on the scar. Do most people have their husbands provide support, or simply catch the baby yourself and keep everyone else's hands off? My guess would be that there is usually a LOT less tearing in an unassisted birth -- is that your experience?
I am in a similar situation except that I am pregnant with my 4th and in a new state that is not very homebirth friendly, so just going to piggyback this thread.
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I am having an unassisted birth any day now, and I decided to get prenatal care from hospital-based CNMs. I decided not to tell them (or many other people for that matter) that I am planning a UC because I am nervous about getting CPS called on me and having drama. I told the CNMs I had a homebirth midwife. They were ok, 1 was pretty supportive the other 2 were not so much. It was frustrating and stressful for me dealing with the appointments but I feel safer getting them because I am on medicaid and WIC and feel like not getting prenatal care could really cause me problems later. Also in the tiny chance I need to transfer for a real medical need, I hope the hospital will treat me like a "normal" patient.
The biggest issue with getting shadow care like this IMO is if you go past 40 weeks. Then it is no stress tests, drama at appointments, etc. I saw the CNMs up until 39 weeks and canceled my 40 and 41 week appointments to avoid this. (I am 40 weeks right now.) The CNMs I saw won't let their patients go past 42 weeks under any circumstances, and they go the furthest of any providers in my town :-( Lame.
I got regular prenatal care with an OB with my last pregnancy (twins). I wanted to make sure everything was going fine and I wasn't having any complications, because that was a big deciding factor as to whether or not we would UC (especially since we were having identical twins). It also really helped with my peace of mind.
Anyway, this website is amazing. I could not have given birth without reading it.
When my water broke, I pulled up the "complications" page on that website for Jason to refer to, then went to work laboring on my couch. I fully believe I would have been emergency c-sectioned for one or both of my babies had I given birth in a stressful hospital environment. After the first baby was born, I automatically began assisting the second twins' descent by rocking my hips and bouncing up and down, and within minutes of her sister being born, she was out too. She came out with a limp cord and the placenta followed her just minutes after she was born. I don't think things would have gone so smoothly in the hospital.
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Just how does a stall converter work...and how will affect every day driving? I've got a 700R4 that likes to drop into overdrive when I'm cruising around town at 45mph which means I'm running like, 1500rpm maybe. If I install say, a 2500 stall converter, what exactly will that do to my dailiy driving? Also, what if any extra modifications/extra parts should I get if I buy one? The reason I ask is the Cam I'm installing recommends having a 2500 stall converter and while I've had several of the motor heads around my work try and explain it to me, I just can't seem to get it right in my head.
Every converter is a 'stall' converter, some stall at higher speeds than others. Your original stock converter is a 'stall' converter designed complement the stock motor. If you have a 700R4 it will lock the converter in OD, and this negates any slip in the converter, resulting in a 2500 stall converter acting exactly like the stock one. One thing to consider when running a 700R4 is exactly what you described, they like to drop into overdrive at low rpm's, so your engine needs to be relatively efficient at those rpm's.
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Picture it like two box fans facing each other. When you turn one on "slow" speed the other doesn't really move much but when you turn up the fan speed to "fast"(like revving an engine)the other really get's going.
Missing from the illustration is the clutch inside your stock converter. After your trans has shifted all it's gears, you'll feel a softer shift, which is the clutch locking in your converter. You can buy aftermarket converters that don't come with a clutch. I'm planning to buy one WITH for my 700R4.
My 700R4 does have a lockup on it which is what I would want. From the reading, it's better gas mileage for the highway. :) And that's always a bonus. hehe
Your "stall" speed is the maximum engine rpm attainable with the trans in gear, and the output shaft stationary (brakes on, wheels not rotating). If it is higher that rated, the trans is slipping, lower could be engine tune, ect.
Ozz, at 45mph, O/D is a normal gear change. If you don't want it to shift into O/D, drive it around town in D.
The lockup feature is not only good for mileage, it's good for performance, too. My 700R4 will lock up in 2nd, 3rd, or 4th depending on when I hit the button. If I lock it in 3rd gear at the dragstrip, it improves my e.t. by about 2 tenths and 3 mph, from 11.95 @ 114 to 11.75 @ 117. It also makes towing easier, as you can lock the converter early and reduce the heat generated by the slippage.
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Comp Cam
The Comp Cams web site is where it says to use a 3000 stall converter.
Duration at 050 inch Lift: 230° int/236° exh.
Comp recommends a 2000+ stall converter with that cam. That's a pretty big cam for a cruiser with overdrive. I run a 12-430-8 in my 406 - 224°/224° and it works very well at 2000 rpm.
Here's the Comp SBC Catalog online:
Hmm...the tech guy I talked to said 3000. But, as I said, some of the guys i work with know a little about motors and they said a 2500 would be just fine. And yes, it might be a little big, but that's ok with me. :)
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Danielas flat is situated in an interesting young and safe quarter. How often we stayd on the fantastic balcony to look down at the people . Also the beds were very comfortable. The flat is realy near to the beaches, only 15 min by foot. And every thing you need : Daniela will care for it !!!
Daniela und Nimrod waren sehr freundliche Gastgeber. Die Wohnung liegt im lebhaften Florentin-Viertel und ist für 4 Personen gut geeignet. Verkehrsgünstig und z. B. Yafo fußläufig erreichbar. Guter Standort für einen Aufenthalt in Tel Aviv.
Mit der Lage der Wohnung - direkt über einer Bar - ist man mittendrin im Geschehen. Es sind ca. 15 min. zum Strand, direkt vor der Tür kann man Fahrräder ausleihen. Ein Supermark ist gegenüber - es ist also alles vorhanden, was man braucht. Auf dem großen Balkon konnten wir jeden Morgen in der Sonne frühstücken und Abends die unten vorbeigehenden Leute mit Ihren Hunden beobachten ;-) in Tel Aviv hatte fast jeder einen Hund - das war sehr lustig. Uns hat es gefallen!!!
great apartment in a very very nice area!
we had a great time!
The owners are very helpful and easygoing
However, you should know that the apartment is located above a bar , which can be very noisy
l'appartement est situé au dessus d'un bar avec terrasse , donc assez bruyant. L'équipement est sommaire mais suffisant. L'appartement est bien situé dans Tel-Aviv.
It was a perfect stay ! Daniela was very friendly, helpfull The flat is in a very interesting area : Florentine is a nice area, near by Jaffa, peaceful and a good spot to discover Tel Aviv
Daniela was a wonderful hostess. We have had a very friendly and helpful contact with her, before our trip to Israel and during our visit in Tel-Aviv.
The flat was clean and practical. It is situated in the centre of Florentine, where we found a lot of shops, bars and restaurants. We liked to stay in this area of Tel-Aviv. Most of our inquiries we could do by feet, sometimes with a bike. A terminal for rental bikes is just in front of the entrance.
We liked to stay there and we can recommend Daniela very much.
We are really happy, that we chose Daniela's flat.
Nice appartement in a really young and cool area.
Very friendly hosts, we just can recommend to choose
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Der Aufenthalt bei Daniela war toll. Schöne Zimmer, ein klasse Balkon, ein lebendiges Stadtviertel und eine sehr hilfsbereite und zuverlässige Gastgeberin.
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Diy amp to power tempest subwoofer
Hey all ive been around this site for a fair while now, but have mainly visited the loudspeaker section :bawling:
Are theyre any diy amp around that would be suitable for running 1-2 tempests ? Id be looking at around 800rms each tempest (mainly for headroom and expandability), the only amp ive ever built is a gainclone, which was very simple, so im hoping that any designs people may have would be about the same skill level, or a little higher.
If possible could you also recommend a subwoofer crossover (Having a phase control between 0-180 degrees would be handy too).
I live in australia, and exotic parts seem to cost a heap more here that in the us, so keeping the cost down is very important to me.
Thanks :smash:
hmm, i don't think there are any chips that can put out 800W. you could try the LM4651/4652 200W class D sub amp. I'm not sure but you might be able to bridge it to 400W???
Yep i didnt think there would be any single chip that could put out that much, so i was hoping that someone may have a good design for a multiple chip amp :confused:
you could bridge parallel chips, something like 2 sets of 4 or 5 chips paralleled and then bridged...
Should i just be using the reference design lm4651, and then add on my crossover etc ?
Are you sure you need 800W? Why, what's the application?
Theyre going to be used for music + ht use. Im going to upgrade my subs to some more power hungry ones in the future, so i may aswell build an amp now that can power them and save having to build a new set of amps.
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For Coatesville running back Daquan Worley, hesitation is not really an option.
As the key piece to the Red Raidersĺ zone-run scheme, Worley knows two things coming out of the huddle: whether or not heĺs getting the ball, and what direction heĺs heading. The rest is pretty much up to him.
With no clear hole defined in the zone-scheme, Worleyĺs job is to recognize defenses and the flow of the line, cut, and accelerate through a seam or around the corner. Early on this season, the junior running back found out that task was easier said than done.
ôThe first part of the season was kind of hard to know where I wanted to run,ö Worley said. ôNow I run behind my line, and they make holes for me and I see it and just hit it.ö
As a sophomore, Worley watched Dae-Hon Cheung run the zone almost to perfection, springing him to the Ches-Mont rushing title. With only 39 carries, most in mop-up time, Worley came into this fall with limited exposure to how it actually looks to recognize a ôholeö and commit to it fast enough to be productive.
The result was a wobbly running game and a 2-2 start in which Worley had just 164 yards on 39 carries, and no touchdowns.
Slowly but surely, Worley began to get it it. He ran for 62 yards in week five, then 93 and finally 103 against West Chester East in week seven. In five of the last six weeks Worley has cracked the century mark, starting with his breakout 203-yard performance against Downingtown West. In the postseason alone he has 660 yards on 73 carries and nine TDs.
ôDaquan is one of our leaders on the football team, as a junior,ö Coatesville coach Matt Ortega said. ôHeĺs a rah-rah kid and has a great work ethic. For the most part, we feed off of him. He gets our team going and every week he gets better and thatĺs a testament to how hard he works.ö
Coatesville started the season trying to be a power run team and eventually transformed into a spread passing team when the run didnĺt take off. Since Worley has developed into what Cheung was a year ago, the Red Raiders have now become dangerously balanced. And donĺt think the run has taken away some of their explosiveness.
On the first drive of the second half, up 35-21 over Spring-Ford, Worley took a handoff on the second play, and when nothing was there off tackle he quickly darted outside, got the edge and sprinted 51 yards for a backbreaking touchdown. He finished with 180 yards and two TDs.
ôThe beginning of the year he wasnĺt as natural at it,ö said of Ortega of Worley running the zone. ôCheung was a natural inside zone runner, but Worley kept working on it and heĺs become very comfortable with the scheme and the reads. The one thing I like about him is, backs in the past went for the homerun ball more, but Daquan is patient and takes the three, four, five-yard runs.ö
Worley is not a one-trick pony, however. He also has a kick return TD to his name, as well as two interception returns for scores from his spot at cornerback. As good as heĺs been on offense of late, the defensive side is arguably more vital against La Salle.
ôHe has to carry the load and run the ball,ö Ortega said. ôAnd he has to cover their best kid.ö
Sean Coleman presents, quite possibly, the toughest matchup for Coatesville all season. The senior wide receiver whoĺs heading to Harvard next year as a top lacrosse recruit has tortured defenses in big games this season. Three weeks ago in the District 12 championship against St. Josephĺs Prep, Coleman had 14 catches for 138 yards and all four TDs for a one-point overtime revenge win.
ôIĺm very excited,ö Worley said. ô(Colemanĺs) a real good player. Iĺm ready to go at it. Itĺs just two really good athletes.ö
Coatesville plays five kids both ways, and the subs are often starters on the other side of the ball. La Salle plays a good chunk of its kids both ways, as well. While a few teams around the county try to ôplatoonö offenses and defenses, sometimes that backfires with your best kids on the sidelines. Sometimes itĺs just a matter of depth, too.
ôOur coaches go back and forth on it,ö Ortega said. ôWe tried to platoon and thought weĺd have enough kids to do it. We try to play the least amount of guys, but sometimes the best kid isnĺt on the field. Those six games (from week five to week 10) our starters didnĺt play past the first half and I really think that helped us, having some two-way guys.ö
Fourteen games later, itĺs the defenses that suffer if they hesitate against Worley. Itĺs been one cut and go since week five, and what Coatesville has now is best summed up by La Salle coach Drew Gordon.
ôYou canĺt have six guys rushing the passer because they run that zone read so well,ö Gordon said. ô(Worley) can go 80 yards on you, too.ö


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By SABRINA GARRETT
The Wilson Post
Michaels Caf in Lebanon is hosting a Fish Fry to raise money for a worthy cause this Saturday from 4-7 p.m.
The beneficiary of the Fish Fry fundraiser is the family of 13-year-old Mt. Juliet Middle School student Jaden Fox. Fox was recently diagnosed with Large B cell Lymphoma of the Mediastinum.
Longtime family friend Stephanie Bost said that Foxs mother, Layla, who is also an educator in Davidson County, took a leave of absence from work to be with her daughter during chemotherapy treatments. Jaden will undergo multiple round of chemotherapy in the coming months that require five-day hospital stays each time.
One hundred percent of the proceeds from this will go to the family. The response has been overwhelming. Everybody loves this family and loves Jaden, Bost said.
Dinner will include catfish or chicken tenders, white beans, cole slaw, hush puppies and a drink for $10. Bost said that to-go boxes will also be available for those who do not wish to dine-in. Tickets are available in advance by emailing Bost at firstname.lastname@example.com or at the door on the night of the event.
Closing was held Friday, Feb. 22 on the former Hartmann Luggage building. A source told The Wilson Post that a company called Love Properties was purchasing the building and that the space will then be leased to a firm called Carline, Inc.
The 3,000 square-foot retail store, located to the left of the former manufacturing facility, will be leased back from Love Properties by Samsonite International. A purchase price was not revealed.
From Post staff reports
Lebanon Police Department has recently charged two people with filing a false report and a third incident remains under investigation.
A news release from Chief Scott Bowen said the first incident involved Lois Wade, 42, of 716 Mulberry Street, Lebanon, who was charged with filing a false report, resisting arrest and shoplifting from Dollar General on Sparta Pike on Dec. 4, 2012.
According to the news release, Wade on Dec. 5, 2012 filed a formal complaint with the police department, alleging that officers punched her in the face and choked her in the back of the patrol car. Though Wade would never return to the police department to be interviewed further about her allegations, the complaint was fully investigated and found to have no truth.
In addition, It was found that Wade was never punched in the face or elsewhere, nor was she choked. Wade could be heard on the in-car cameras audio system screaming and cussing at the transporting officer on her way to the Wilson County Jail and while officers waited for a corrections officer to transport her inside the jail, Wade could be heard making hacking noises.
When officers opened the door to escort Wade into the booking area, she threw her head back in such a way that officers believed she was preparing to spit on them. Upon this realization, an officer placed his hand on her forehead in an effort to prevent her from swinging her head forward to spit on him. A full investigation took place and Wade was subsequently charged with filing a false report. The case is currently pending in Criminal Court, the release said.
In another case, Charles Dettloff, 44, of 511 Prichard Street, Lebanon, was charged with filing a false report and tampering with evidence after he reported that he was robbed and stabbed by two unidentified white males in the creekbed between Cainsville Road and Tater Peeler Road on Feb. 25.
Dettloff described the stabbing as a back and forth slashing motion during the assault. Dettloff had on three shirts, and all three did have one horizontal tear in the abdomen area. However, the scratches on Dettloffs abdomen did not match the tears in the shirt as they were vertical, according to the news release.
Officers also noticed that the tear did not look fresh as the edges were frayed as if it had been washed since the tear occurred. After further investigation, it was determined that Dettloffs allegations were false. Dettloff admitted to officers that he and his wife had not been getting along and he fabricated the story in an effort to get attention.
A third incident that also occurred on Feb. 25 is still under investigation. In that incident, a woman reported that she was parked in the library parking lot when an unidentified male entered her vehicle with an ignited butane lighter, threatening to burn her face if she screamed.
Initial reports said that he pushed her head into the steering wheel and took the womans ATM card and the face plate to her CD player, before fleeing on foot into the woods behind the library.
After further investigation, detectives discovered that she lied about the incident and subsequently admitted that it actually took place on South Maple at a house near Zips when she tried to buy illegal narcotics.
Charges are expected to be filed in the case.
NASHVILLE, TN Every day, Americans experience the tragedy of a residential fire. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, more than 3,500 Americans die and approximately 18,300 are injured annually in fires. One of the primary causes of residential fire deaths and injuries for children under 10 is playing with a heat source, which includes lighters and matches.
We urge parents to teach children at an early age about the dangers of playing with fire, to prevent child injuries, fire deaths and fire-setting behavior, State Fire Marshal and Commerce & Insurance Commissioner Julie Mix McPeak says.If your child expresses curiosity about fire or has been playing with fire, calmly but firmly explain the dangers and that matches and lighters are tools for adults only.
Since 2010, nearly 60 structure fires in Tennessee have resulted from children playing with fire; one such fire claimed the life of a 2-year-old boy in Union County last year. In 2008, Tennessee banned the sale of novelty lighters in the state. These lighters usually resemble cartoon characters, toys, guns, watches, musical instruments, and animals, and often include entertaining audio and visual effects. They pose a serious fire hazard, especially in the hands of children who mistake them for toys. Toy-like or novelty lighters have been responsible for injuries, deaths, and accidents across the nation.
Below are some facts about children and fire safety. Teach your children the importance of fire-safe habits, and practice a home fire escape plan with them today.
Curious kids set firesChildren 14 and under make up 10-15 percent of all fire deaths. Fifty-two percent of all child fire deaths occur involve those under 5. These children are usually unable to escape from a fire independently. At home, children often play with fire in bedrooms, in closets and under beds to avoid detection. These locations just so happen to contain a lot of flammable materials. Too often, child fire-setters are not given proper guidance and supervision by parents and teachers. Consequently, they repeat their fire-setting behavior.
Practice fire safety in your homeSupervise young children closely. Do not leave them alone, even for short periods of time. Keep matches and lighters in a locked drawer or cabinet, high out of the reach children. Purchase and use only child-resistant lighters. Lighters that look like toys can confuse children and cause fires, injuries, and death. Again, they are prohibited in Tennessee. Do not buy or use them. Teach young children to never touch matches and lighters, and to tell a grownup if they find them. Check under beds and in closets for burned matches, evidence your child might be playing with fire. Develop a home fire escape plan, practice it with your children and designate a safe meeting place outside your residence. Teach children not to hide from firefighters but to get out quickly and call for help from another location. Show children how to crawl on the floor below smoke, to get out of the home and stay out. Demonstrate how to stop, drop to the ground and roll if their clothes catch fire. Install smoke alarms in every sleeping room, outside each sleeping area and on every level of the home, including the basement. Familiarize children with the sound of smoke alarms. Test smoke alarms each month and replace their batteries according to manufacturers instructions. Daylight saving time changes, in the fall and spring, are great times to replace smoke alarm batteries if they are not 10-year batteries. Entirely replace any smoke alarm that is at least 10 years old.
FRANKFORT, KY -- The top-seeded Cumberland womens basketball team begins play in the 2013 Mid-South Conference Championships Thursday at 1 p.m. facing eighth-seeded Lindsey Wilson at the Frankfort Convention Center.
Ranked No. 6 in the NAIA, the Bulldogs won the MSC regular season championships with an 18-2 league mark and 27-2 overall record.
Cumberland defeated the Blue Raiders in both meetings during the season, taking a 57-37 decision in Columbia on Jan. 17 and a 64-52 victory in Lebanon on Feb. 9 -- a contest that included an 18-0 run by the Bulldogs to start the second half, erasing a 10-point lead by LWC.
Tournament information, including the eight teams in the field and game times, may be found at www.mid-southconference.org. Tickets for the tournament may be purchased at the Convention Center, with pricing and other information at the above site.
The game may be heard live on WCOR AM 1490. The tournament semifinals take place Saturday and the finals are on Sunday.
The NAIA Womens National Tournament begins March 13, also at the Frankfort Convention Center. Cumberland will learn of its seeding and whom it will play in the national tournament on the evening of March 6.
WATERTOWN -- Up 11 after three quarters in the biggest game in the long history of the program, Watertown held off a furious Jackson County rally to defeat the Blue Devils 56-54 Tuesday in the Region 4A semfinals.
Now 28-3 on the season, Coach Matt Bradshaw's squad will play Clarkrange Thursday for the region title and a home game in the TSSAA Class A sectional.
No Watertown boys team has ever played for a regional title -- much less earned a berth in the sectional (sub-state).
SHACKLE ISLAND -- Dickson County connected on a couple of 3-pointers right before half and maintained the momentum the rest of the way in Thursday's 45-38 win over Wilson Central in the Region 5AAA championship game at Beech High.
With the loss, Wilson Central dropped to 24-9 overall and will be on the road for Monday's 7 p.m. TSSAA Class AAA sectional game at Brentwood High.
Jacob Williams knocked down three 3-pointers and led the Wildcats with 16 points. Ben Palmer had 10 points.
The Bruins (28-4) won the Region 6AAA title Thursday with a 56-36 victory vs. Nashville Hillsboro.
The Wildcats reached the region finals thanks to Tuesday's 61-56 win over Hendersonville in a loser-out contest.
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How Old is "Legally" Old?
While many might recognize that business cannot use "age" as a criterion for employment decisions, including hiring, promotion, discipline or termination, the federal and California protections actually only apply to persons "of a certain age." Workers under 40, the relatively "young," do not have such rights. Employees aged 40 or over, considered legally "old," are protected.
Federal age discrimination protections – including the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA) — also only apply to companies with 20 or more on payroll. This is different than most other federal workplace anti-discrimination laws (race, gender, religion, etc.) which apply to businesses with 15 or more employees. See, e.g., Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
All California's workplace anti-discrimination law – the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) – applies to employers with five or more on payroll.
According to the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), ADEA protections include:
- Apprenticeship Programs – Employers with apprenticeship/internship programs should not restrict qualified applicants over age 39 from participation. Only in rare circumstances when age is shown to be a "bona fide occupational qualification" (BFOQ) may an age limit be included. For example, a bar serving alcohol can legitimately restrict under-age apprentices or interns;
- Job Notices and Advertisements – It is generally unlawful to include age preferences, limitations or specifications in job notices or advertisements. For example, it is generally not a good idea to promote that "youth" or any particular age-range is a condition for hiring. Again, only in those uncommon settings were age is a valid BFOQ may an age limit be included;
- Pre-Employment Inquiries – Similarly, except where a certain age range or age limit is a legitimate BFOQ, an employer should not request age information from job applicants. Asking for a person's age could be seen as evidence of an employer's intent to discriminate. However, a company can obtain such information after hiring as long as the data gathering is not selective and is needed for a lawful purpose, for example insurance coverage.
- Benefits – The federal Older Workers Benefit Protection Act of 1990 (OWBPA) amended the ADEA to specifically prohibit employers from denying benefits to older employees. However, as the cost of providing certain benefits to "older" workers (40 or over) is sometimes greater, Congress did include an exception. Employers may reduce benefits available to older workers as long as the cost is no less than the cost of benefits available to younger workers;
- Special Waiver Requirements – A company can offer a departing worker extra "severance pay" in exchange for that worker's written promise never to bring a legal claim against that business or its management (a "release and waiver"). However, such a waiver must comply with specific requirements in order to validly release ADEA claims. The waiver must:
be in writing and be understandable;
specifically refer to ADEA rights or claims;
not waive rights or claims that may arise in the future;
be in exchange for valuable consideration in addition to anything of value to which the individual already is entitled;
advise the individual in writing to consult an attorney before signing the waiver; and
provide the individual at least 21 days to consider the agreement and at least seven days to revoke the agreement after signing it.
This article is only a general overview of federal and California workplace age discrimination laws. A knowledgeable employment law attorney should be able to guide personnel management through the perils and pitfalls of this sometimes very sensitive area.
Source: Law Offices of Timothy Bowles, P.C.
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When your loved one returns home, you'll both need time to adjust. You and the patient will have to transfer the skills learned in rehab to a new location. Be patient with your loved one and with yourself. Planning ahead can help long-term recovery go more smoothly.
After leaving the rehab center, most patients need to practice their exercises a few times daily. Others still need ongoing therapy or nursing care. Talk with your social worker or case manager about ways of meeting your loved one's needs. Loved ones should help get all needed equipment and training in moving and handling to position the patient safely the home.
For your loved one's safety, set up the bathroom with the features shown here.
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text: A family business went up in flames in East Millinocket on Friday. The town's fire chief, Les Brown, says crews responded to the Emery Lee and Sons cement plant around 10:30 AM.Brown said the back of the building was already on fire by the time they got on scene. A rubber belt spanning the length of the building was also in flames.The plant's owners helped fire crews remove important equipment from the building. Crews from Millinocket and Medway helped fight the blaze.The building was destroyed, but no one was hurt. "It's a total loss, but the big tanks are one of the things that the owner said was most valuable as far as keeping the operation going, so that and the conveyer inside have been saved. They're going to have to have some work done to them, but they both have been saved," said Chief Brown.Brown said he believes a wood stove might have started the fire. The state fire marshal's office will investigate.


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It's no secret that a child's literacy level is a strong predictor of his or her future success in life. Reading and writing skills help with college admissions, raise confidence, and open doors in the job market.
So when Jeff Clarkson learned that a large percentage of the kids who live near his Jacksonville, Fla., company have very limited access to writing instruction, he knew he had to help out.
"We've hosted career fairs in the past, and when we hold up a football or a basketball, the kids can name sports stars off the tops of their heads," says the president of Florida Bonded Pools Inc. "But if we hold up a pen and ask for authors, they can't name any."
The Jacksonville Country Day School's annual Young Writers Workshop aims to change that.
Each spring, JCDS welcomes underprivileged children to join its more affluent students at the workshop, where they meet published authors, sports writers, editors and other professionals in the field to learn how such skills can help them in life.
Organizers of the annual event approach public school principals, librarians and others to identify children who would most benefit from the two-day program. In 2010, the kids each took two workshops led by one of nine professional writers, including the CEO of local publisher Prindle House. Prindle also collected the children's writing samples at the end of the event to print in a special book for each participant.
Clarkson, who sponsored the workshop this year, knows from personal experience how important it is to point students in the right direction.
"Looking at my own childhood, I was very much into sports, but my grades weren't good enough to accept a spot on the basketball team," Clarkson says. "Working on my grades and going to college really helped me set goals and focus on accomplishing them. I want [these children] to see they can make more of a difference with a pen."
Along with footing the bill for this year's event, Clarkson and his team helped with swim lessons for at-risk youth following the workshop. Many children in the program don't have access to public pools, which have closed in droves because of the economy. By combining writing instruction with swim lessons, Clarkson and JCDS met both needs in one day.
The Florida Bonded Pools team also cooked a barbeque lunch for attendees, and donated much-needed school supplies.
"My staff was so happy to have the interaction with the kids, and by the time the event was over, those kids were hugging them and thanking them," Clarkson says.
Clarkson's relationship with the JCDS began when he was approached to build new pools for its aquatics center. His firm had constructed the original pool there 30 years earlier.
The business transaction led to a genuine friendship between Florida Bonded and the school, and as Clarkson learned about their philanthropic efforts, he vowed to become involved.
"The headmaster said, 'I'll be quite honest with you, you probably won't sell a pool off of this because the families are less fortunate,'" Clarkson says. "But it meant a lot to us to do this."
While plans are still under way for the 2011 event, Clarkson is toying with the idea of involving his customers in the workshop, as volunteers or donors.
"Part of our business culture is celebrating the customer, and this would be a great opportunity to celebrate with them too," he says. "There's no telling how this thing could grow."


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A marketing expert would know the importance of keeping abreast of the changes and trends in the market. And any marketing specialist who still hasn't explored online marketing is already way late in the game.
Though internet marketing has evolved, the basics should still not be overlooked by an online marketer:
1. A website is necessary for almost all businesses today; it is the most accessible extension of a brick-and-mortar store.
2. Promote the website; and not only with ad placements on the web. Social media is the new advertising medium.
3. Make it easier for customers to remember the website with a simple and straightforward URL.
4. Lastly, utilize the tools that measure online marketing results, i.e., social media tracking, webmaster tools, and link tracking.


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Sermon Outline On 1 Peter 4:1-11
Since therefore Christ suffered in the flesh, arm yourselves also with the same intention (for whoever has suffered in the flesh has finished with sin), so as to live for the rest of your earthly life no longer by human desires but by the will of God. You have already spent enough time in doing what the Gentiles like to do, living in licentiousness, passions, drunkenness, revels, carousing, and lawless idolatry. They are surprised that you no longer join them in the same excesses of dissipation, and so they blaspheme. But they will have to give an accounting to him who stands ready to judge the living and the dead. For this is the reason the gospel was proclaimed even to the dead, so that, though they had been judged in the flesh as everyone is judged, they might live in the spirit as God does. The end of all things is near; therefore be serious and discipline yourselves for the sake of your prayers. Above all, maintain constant love for one another, for love covers a multitude of sins. Be hospitable to one another without complaining. Like good stewards of the manifold grace of God, serve one another with whatever gift each of you has received. Whoever speaks must do so as one speaking the very words of God; whoever serves must do so with the strength that God supplies, so that God may be glorified in all things through Jesus Christ. To him belong the glory and the power forever and ever. Amen.
This scripture lesson is an interesting mixture of those things that are easy to understand and those things that commentators cannot agree upon. This morning I choose to look at those parts of this text that are easier to understand than to live.
The first verse says, "Since therefore Christ suffered in the flesh, arm yourselves also with the same intention." We may not like what it says, but it is rather clear. Which part of "be prepared to suffer as Christ suffered" did you not understand? Some would object to the militaristic sound of "arm yourselves," but that is what it says. And with what do we arm ourselves? The intention to suffer as Christ suffered!
The fifth and sixth verses refer to judging the living and the dead. There is no doubt about judgement, but judging the living and the dead is not as obvious. Verse seven tells us that the end is near. That verse would make a whole lot more sense if it had not been written 19 centuries ago. Verse eight talks about constantly loving one another. That is plain enough, but what does "love covers a multitude of sins" really mean? That is not so obvious. Whose sins? Whose love? While it might be often quoted, it is not all that straight forward.
"Like good stewards of the manifold grace of God, serve one another with whatever gift each of you has received." It is clear that we are called to be good stewards. There are two aspects of being a steward that may be considered. (1) For stewards, what we have is actually not ours. Stewards simply care for someone else's property. All we call "ours" belongs to God. We are only caretakers. (2) We are called to make good, effective use of what has been entrusted to us. The text says, "like GOOD stewards."
How do we serve one another? Verse 11 says, "with the strength that God supplies." Seems pretty clear to me that we are called to use that which God has provided in the way of material blessings to serve others. When we do that, God will even provide the strength.
The scripture tells us to live the rest of our earthly lives no longer by human desires but by the will of God. So what is our motivation for such living? Peter says it's because Christ suffered. Because Christ suffered for us we are called to a willingness to suffer for Christ if that is God's will. Live no longer by human desires, but by the will of God.
It's like the story of the pig and the chicken. The pig and the chicken are standing next to each other looking at the new billboard on their farm. It shows a delicious looking breakfast of eggs and ham. The chicken says, "Boy, that sure looks good!" The pig replies to the chicken, "Sure for you it is only a contribution, but for me it is a commitment."
Peter writes about commitment. To live by the will of God is commitment. To reject our human desires is commitment. To serve others with whatever gifts God has given us is commitment.
But how do we live by God's will? How do we serve others? How do we live not according to human desires? How? By seeking God's will and acting on it!
The Scripture says,
"Serve one another with whatever gift each of you has received."
"Be good stewards of the manifold grace of God"
"live for the rest of your earthly life no longer by human desires but by the will of God."
Why? "So that God may be gloried through Jesus Christ."


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COLUMBIA, S.C. (May 8, 2014) -- University of South Carolina junior defensive end Jadeveon Clowney was selected by the Houston Texans with the first pick in the 2014 NFL Draft, held tonight at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
Clowney, a 6-5, 266-pound defensive end from Rock Hill, S.C., becomes the 12th first-round draft pick in school history and the seventh since 2000. He is just the second Gamecock taken with the first pick in the draft, joining 1980 Heisman Trophy winner George Rogers, who was selected by the New Orleans Saints with the first pick in the 1981 draft.
NFL Pro Day, South Carolina
In three seasons in the Garnet & Black, Clowney recorded 47.0 tackles for loss and 24.0 sacks, ranking second and third respectively in school history. A two-time first-team All-American, Clowney finished sixth in the Heisman Trophy balloting following the 2012 campaign. He was named the All-America Player of the Year, presented by AT&T, as selected by the fans on ESPN.com and was the Hendricks Award winner as the nation's top defensive end. During his sophomore season, he set school single-season records for sacks (13.0) and tackles for loss (23.5) while earning University of South Carolina Male Athlete of the Year accolades.
South Carolina Spring Game 2014
At least one Gamecock has been selected in each of the past 13 NFL drafts. The second and third rounds of the 2014 NFL Draft will be held Friday, while rounds 4-7 will be conducted on Saturday.


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On the line 31 you will calculate your total income/loss - as you are expecting a loss - the result will be negative. That amount will be reported on your 2008 tax return - form 1040 line 12 - http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040.pdf - as it will be negative - it will reduce your total adjusted taxable income and reduce your tax liability.


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Archive for May, 2011
Doc Gooden Gets Unexpected Visitor at 'Celebrity Rehab'
Posted by Drug Free in Alcohol Abuse, Drug Abuse Treatment, Drug Rehabilitation on May 31, 2011
Dwight Gooden had an unexpected visitor in the short stint he had at "Celebrity Rehab." According to the former Mets pitcher, he was not expecting his ex-teammate Lenny Dykstra to visit him on the set of the reality show. As Gooden was called 'Doc' during his glorious days, Dykstra was known as 'Nails,' and both were formidable players in the 80's.
In a feature on NY Daily News, Doc said Lenny came in at around 10 pm as he was getting ready for bed. Some behind the scenes crew told him that he had a visitor and that it was Dykstra. He lost touch with his friend years ago, and so he was so surprised when he went to the facility where they were doing the show.
When they finally met, Lenny was already carrying his bags and was all set to get him out of the show. He says Lenny did not like what Dr. Pinsky was doing to him and he thought the doctor was hypnotizing Dwight. "It was crazy. He was like, 'Doc, you all right? I don't like this. I got your bags.' "
He was able to talk to Lenny and told him that he was alright and no hypnotizing was done. He assured his friend he was fine, yet Lenny refused to let go of his bags. Asked if Dykstra already returned his things, Doc says "No" while laughing.
Celebrity Rehab is a reality show that caters to celebrities, athletes, and other entertainers who are troubled by their
On his short stay at Dr. Pinsky's facility, Gooden says the experience was helpful. He now continues with Alcoholics Anonymous and has his mind set on getting better.
How Drug Abuse Affects Your Studies
Posted by Drug Free in Drug Addiction on May 31, 2011
Drug abuse has become one of the major challenges in schools these days. Some young students are being influenced by their peers to try drugs. Since their parents are not in school to check on them, more and more students give it a go.
Drug abuse can have a great effect to a student's performance academically. Drugs make a great impact on one's brain functioning. This affects the ability to make sound judgment and decisions. Instead of making school projects, meeting course requirements and studying for an exam, one may go do other things that he deems more important, like getting more drugs, partying or catching up on sleep due to several late nights of drug use.
Inside the class, drug abusers may find it difficult to concentrate and pay attention. Others may suffer from severe headaches. They may also struggle with memory loss and may have difficulty coping with new lessons. This is because drug abuse can lead to brain cell degeneration.
Proper guidance from parents and school officials are very important to put a stop on drug abuse among youth. Several schools have included drug testing in their school policies and different groups have organized awareness seminars to help kids better understand the risks of drug abuse. Parents should also check their children from time to time to see how they are doing.
Overcoming an Addiction: Difficult but Necessary Struggle
Posted by Drug Free in Drug Abuse Treatment, Drug Rehabilitation on May 30, 2011
An addiction can be like an illness or a disease that needs treatment. Treatment for drug addictions may be far more complicated than treating ordinary illnesses, and it often include long periods of time before an addict truly overcomes his addictions. There are certain steps that affected individuals can take to help them in their battle.
The first and most important thing that an addict must do is to admit he has problems and will himself to seek treatment. This may not be easy as the brain is immensely affected when under drugs or alcohol influence, making it difficult for those under the addiction to decide to go to treatment. The thought of having to take medications and undergo counseling would not be very appealing to them.
When a person finally decides to go ahead with treatment, it is crucial to find the best treatment facility that will cater to one's specific needs. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration can provide a list of recognized institutions in every area.
Remember that recovery isn't an overnight thing. In many cases, the longer the treatment term is, the greater chances for full recovery. Having a history of drugs and alcohol addiction is one of the biggest factors why some can have "relapses." This is why professionals dealing with addictions say that once you become a victim, treatment can be for a lifetime.
Finally, it's good to find some other activity that will take an addict's mind off drugs and alcohol. Avoiding places and scenarios that can make one vulnerable to drugs or alcohol is an effective way to get someone away from temptation. Some behavioral therapy can teach patients on how to cope with the stress and triggers of their past addictions.
Coroners to Combat Teen Drinking
Posted by Drug Free in Alcohol Abuse on May 30, 2011
In the continuing battle against teen drinking, many concerned citizens are stepping out to contribute in the effort to help save lives of young people. To express their objection to underage drinking, coroners are willing to show, in a very graphic manner, what happens to teens who drink and drive. According to a feature on Galesburg.com, the Knox and Warren County coroners, together with district attorneys, formulated an idea on how they can use their everyday subjects at work to help discourage drinking by minors.
When a court hands out a sentence for juveniles, it usually includes special classes to be handled by coroners. The class will now include images of aftermaths of teen drinking or DUI fatalities to show minors just how massive the effects can be of their irresponsible acts.
Coroners Bill Underwood and Marc Thomas from the Warren and Knox Counties were very interested when the idea was first introduced to them by Monmouth attorney Steve Glasgow. "It's going to be an eye-opener and I think it's going to be really effective. Making grown-up decisions has grown-up consequences. There's a giant ripple effect that I don't think a lot of kids understand," Glasgow says.
For his part, coroner Thomas will be showing images of heavily damaged cars and even fatalities of drunk driving. His experience in the field allows him to be an authority on incidents connected to drunk driving. What he will impart to kids can hopefully serve as warning to them.
Glasgow's group will focus on minors who already have charges in the criminal system. As part of their special class, participants will be asked to write essays using questions based on drunk driving, such as the corresponding consequences and the impact that it has on the victims' family.
Parents Have the Power to Prevent Teen Drinking
Posted by Drug Free in Other Addictions on May 29, 2011
Time and again, studies have shown that parents play big roles in discouraging teens from alcohol abuse. In a report from the News Release Agency, director for the Center of Health and Social Research at Buffalo State College William Wieczorek reiterated the influence that parents have on their children to prevent alcohol addiction.
Wieczorek further explains that parents are still the primary influence on whether children will drink or not. Although how they affect their children's decision differs depending on their child's age, parents remain very important figures in their children's development and growth.
In the season of prom and graduation, the role that parents have in discouraging underage drinking seems bigger. This is why everything should start at home. There should be clear rules implemented with regards to teen drinking, and children should know that it's serious. As simple as telling kids that you expect them not to drink until they are 21 will surprisingly work.
According to their studies, the best time to start telling kids not to get themselves involved in alcohol is by the time they are 12 or 13 years old. Binge drinking usually starts at 15, but experimentations may begin a few years earlier.
The notion that parents have on supervised drinking and that it is acceptable may not always work. It promotes the attitude of drinking with permission, and kids will think it's alright to drink provided their parents know about it. This becomes very dangerous as kids might make it a habit and become early alcohol addicts.
Finally, parents should become role models for their children. As much as possible, alcohol should not be made accessible to kids at home and that adult drinking can be done when kids are not around. Bear in mind that children often imitate how their parents are, and that the chances that they will likely follow their parents values as they grow up is very, very high.
James Taylor in Drug Court Graduation Day
Posted by Drug Free in Alcohol Abuse, Drug Abuse Treatment, Drug Addiction on May 29, 2011
Drug court graduates in Pinellas County had the surprise of their lives when singer/songwriter James Taylor spoke to them on their graduation day.
The whole ceremony was headed by Judge Dee Anna Farnell who oversees the drug court. To make the graduation day more meaningful and memorable, Judge Farnell brought in Grammy Award winner James Taylor, who also struggled with addiction years ago, according to a Tampa Bay report.
A certain graduate was a very close friend of the Fire and Rain singer; Valerie Carter once sang with James in his albums, and he promised she'd be back after her successful journey to recovery.
The "You've Got a Friend" singer was not ashamed to admit that he was once in the same situation as the graduates are. When Judge Farnell even quoted some lines from his famous songs, he would say he was high when he created that certain song. For 18 years, he was on drugs. He says, "I thought the day I ended up institutionalized was the low point of my life."
Today, as he helps the judge hand out certificates to the graduates, he tells them that he never expected he'd be able to get back on his feet and continue doing what he loves. "The possibility that it would open up a whole new life hadn't occurred to me then. But we are all people today who can hope to be part of the strength of society, rather than the ones who weigh on it."
Before the program ended, he urged everyone to stay away from drugs and alcohol and instead focus on having a healthy life.


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The Sandlot 20th Anniversary Tour Coming to Classic Park
By Lake County Captains | June 7, 2013 5:34 AM ET
(Eastlake, OH) - The Lake County Captains, the Class A affiliate of the Cleveland Indians, has announced that "The Sandlot 20th Anniversary Tour" will be coming to Classic Park on Friday, July 12. The Director and Narrator of the movie, David Mickey Evans, will serve as the host for the evening. The Sandlot is an iconic coming-of-age film about a group of young baseball players in the summer of 1962.
The gates will open at 5:30 PM with several The Sandlot related activities planned and the movie will be shown on the Classic Park video board at 8 PM. Tickets for the event will be $7 in advance or a family four package will be available for $20. All tickets will be $10 the day of event and the family four pack package will not be available that day. Tickets are available at the Captains website at www.CaptainsBaseball.com, the Classic Park Box Office or by phone at 440-954-
Evans will be meeting fans and signing autographs on the concourse from 5:30 PM until 7:30 PM and also from 8 PM until 10 PM. He will host The Sandlot trivia with fun giveaways from 7:40 PM until 8 PM.
The Captains Kids Zone inflatable area and playground will be open with an all-you-can-play wristband available for $5.
Fans in attendance will have access to the Classic Park outfield grass area to play catch and watch the movie. Merchandise related to The Sandlot will be on sale, including The Sandlot 20th Anniversary Blu-ray +
No food or beverages will be allowed into Classic Park and a limited concessions menu will be available at the Classic Park Concession Stands.
A portion of the proceeds from the evening will benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Cleveland and "The Sandlot Baseball Field Program".
Parking for the event is free in the Captains Gold Lot.
The Captains return home this weekend for a three-game series beginning on Saturday. Individual game tickets for all Captains home games may be purchased at the Captains official website www.CaptainsBaseball.com.
This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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White House Correspondents' Weekend
The parties before and after the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner, April 28, are at least half the fun of running around town, whether to Vote Latino at the Hay Adams, NPR's party at the Gibson Guitar Showroom, Tammy Haddad's brunch at Mark Ein's house on R Street (the former home of Washington Post publisher Katharine Graham), the newly launched Google party, the Time reception at the St. Regis, the Capitol File party at the Newseum or the MSNBC party at the Italian Embassy. Of course, the pre-dinner receptions at the Washington Hilton are great for checking out the scene. Just show a ticket to the guard at the escalator. And, of course, the main event itself, where the president and Jimmy Kimmel threw out jokes on the GSA, Secret Service, Mitt Romney, dogs and the media. Thank goodness for the McLaughlin Group-Thomson Reuters brunch on Sunday atop the Hay-Adams: a sunny, mellow way to recover from the parties with friends and colleagues. Yeah, it was sort of a nerd prom when "glitz meets geeks," as one smartie observed, but it's ours for a few days in April each year.


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4.3.0 and 5.0.0 beta 11 have been released, with the usual plethora of fixes from us. In particular, Pixelmon blocks have been put back in structures (e.g., healers in Pokémon Centers), newly created NPCs no longer despawn, and some game-breaking issues with newer Forge versions have been resolved.
Halloween is over, but its effects (or perhaps some...other recent events) continue to haunt Pixelmon. You'll be able to coax your final evolution starter Pokémon to look a bit spookier with a Halloween-related item under the right conditions. This will be possible during the months of October and November (including future years), so you'll have some time to figure out what you need to do. If you'd rather, there's information on this site in the usual place if you know where to look.
We've also added two new config options. The first sees the (opt-in) return of wild Pokémon names over their heads, just in case the Pokédex is one button press too many. The other is a configurable maximum Pokémon level to make your dreams reality, at least if your dreams involve razing everything to the ground while riding your level 1000 Rayquaza (good luck with the Rare Candies though). Note that both of these options were highly requested by players like you; we're always looking for ways to improve Pixelmon, and player feedback is valuable in order to continue doing so.
Note: The observant among you may have noticed our Twitter feed being filled with some new Pokémon. While these Pokémon are not in Pixelmon quite yet, we are reaching the end of the Pixelmon beta period soon and will add those Pokémon in due time. There is also a certain event this upcoming week that might have some implications on what we will start doing in the near future (hint hint).
- Beta 11 changelog
- Upcoming version changelog
- Bug reporting guide
- If you speak more than one language well, you could totally help out with translation, over at our GitHub. <3
-The Pixelmon team


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WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) -- With the parents of Elizabeth Smart looking on, President Bush plans Wednesday to sign a far-reaching child protection bill that would create a nationwide system to help find kidnapped children and impose tougher penalties on child abusers, kidnappers and pornographers.
Congress earlier this month passed the package of child safety laws, including a provision to go national with the AMBER Alert child kidnapping notification network.
The national network is named after Amber Hagerman, a 9-year-old girl abducted in Arlington, Texas, and later found murdered.
The legislation provides matching grants to states and communities for equipment and training for the network, which will distribute information quickly, through radio and television broadcasts and electronic highway signs, about kidnapped children and their abductors.
Also planning to attend the Rose Garden ceremony Wednesday afternoon were the families of Hageman; and the families of Jacqueline Marris, and Tamara Brooks, two teen-agers abducted in California last year and later rescued in California's first use of the AMBER child-abduction alert system. It prompted hundreds of law enforcement officers to be on the lookout for the girls and the stolen vehicle.
White House spokesman Ari Fleischer declined to say whether Elizabeth Smart would attend the ceremony.
Last June, Elizabeth, then 14, was taken at knifepoint from her bedroom. She returned to her family March 12 after she was spotted in a Salt Lake City suburb with Brian Mitchell and Wanda Barzee, the transients who have been charged with her kidnapping.
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Centurion: Pakistan captain Waqar Younis on Saturday admitted that Sachin Tendulkar had taken the game away from his team and said he had given up hope for a Super Six berth. "The boys went down a little after Sachin played that innings. It wasn't easy for us to pick ourselves after that," said Waqar about Tendulkar's breathtaking knock of 98 that paved the way for India's comprehensive six-wicket victory."Sachin played an absolutely brilliant knock. By putting India to 110 in the first 11 overs, he took the game away from us."Pakistan lost its third match out of five and must beat Zimbabwe with a big margin in its next game to entertain any hopes of qualifying for the Super Six."It doesn't look too good at the moment but a backdoor entry is still possible," said Waqar about the arithmetical calculations that can still put the team in the Super Six if it beats Zimbabwe and Australia defeats England in another match. "Ideally I would not have liked it this way," he said.Waqar said the Indians were playing very good cricket and had a fine chance of reaching at least the semi-finals of this competition."They are now in the Super Six stage and have a good chance for qualifying till the semi-finals," he said. "They are playing very good cricket at the moment." Waqar said the team had started fancying its chances once Tendulkar was out but commended Rahul Dravid and Yuvraj Singh for finishing it well for India."We still thought we had a chance when Sachin was out but then Rahul Dravid came in and batted as he has always done, rotating the strike well and executing an excellent knock."Waqar felt his team's total was a good one but the bowlers and fielders displayed a very poor performance."I thought 270 was a good total. We didn't bowl that well and bowled both on both sides of the wicket. We didn't bowl according to the plan we had made against the Indians. None of the bowlers bowled in right place. "We also fielded very poorly and we have to really think hard about it."Waqar didn't single out Shoaib for bowling poorly and said generally everyone had a poor day in the field."Not only Shoaib, everyone else also bowled poorly. I removed Shoaib after his first over because he wasn't feeling well once he was hit for those runs in his first over." PTI
Scenes of jubilation and joy embrace streets of India
India's victory sparks off violence in parts of Gujarat
The most important innings of my career: Tendulkar


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