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Top Alternate Slogans for Detroit
Back in May Detroit unveiled their new city slogan: Detroit: America's Greatest Comeback City.
Then, in July, the city went bankrupt.
Maybe the slogan should have been Detroit: The You'll Never Want to Come Back City.
Once one of America's most prosperous cities, Detroit has fallen on the hardest of times, thanks to corruption and ravenous labor unions. I would mention that the city hasn't had a republican mayor since 1961, but I'm sure that's purely coincidental. When people call for police or fire they are lucky if they receive a response at all. If emergency services respond within 2 hours of a 911 call it's a good day. A city that once had a population of over 2 million is now down to 700,000…comparable to the population of El Paso. 300 people still leave Detroit every day. Many who stay have no other option because they are destitute and receiving welfare assistance from this busted city.
I think I'd be more afraid to live in 2013 Detroit than I would to live in the Robocop version of Detroit where Clarence Boddiker and his gang committed murder and mayhem with impunity.
I put my mind to seeing if I could come up with better (or at least funnier) slogans for the former Motown…
DETROIT: Urban Spelunker's Paradise
DETROIT: The New Orleans of the North
DETROIT: No We Couldn't
DETROIT: Built By Car Companies, Destroyed by Unions
DETROIT: It's even worse than Robocop predicted.
DETROIT: At Least We're Not…uh…let's see….erm….Shit….I Guess We ARE Them.
DETROIT: We Built this City on Crack and Hos
DETROIT: Gateway to Canada. Come Shoot a Bullet Into Windsor!
DETROIT: Payday Loan Capital of America
DETROIT: No Matter Where You're From You'll Feel Better About it After Visiting Here
Detroit Is for Lovers . . . Of Hopelessness and Urban Blight.
DETROIT: Come See Why Eminem has a nervous twitchy eye.
DETROIT : Come For The Motown Museum, Stay Because You Bought A House for $900
DETROIT: It's Like Juarez but With Black People


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Ok so I'll be honest, I have a good amount of experience with php/mysql, I've just started learning jQuery and I've done very little, but some with ajax. So using the terms ajax/jquery interchangeably are a bit confusing to me. Anyway as the title suggest I have a website with 5 items, and I want them to move (meaning, if a more recent one is entered, remove the last item, and put the new one on top), they are 5 of the most recent items in the database table, now I've coded jquery as a test so it fades out the last one, the whole thing moves down, makes room at the top, and fades in a new one. However, it's a test and has 0 interaction with the database, the one that fades in is just in a hidden div. So the jQuery part is taken care of.
So I'm unsure how to go about this, I was thinking maybe have ajax check a website off the page that has those 5 items in raw format, and if they change then to refresh?
Not looking for a "plz code 4 me" answer, just the concept of how it would work, or some links to get off to the right start.
Hi, you will need to perform an ajax request if you want to collect the latest items from a DB without a page refresh. You also have the issue of when to instigate the refresh, is this going to be a page element event, i.e. (button click) or a implicit refresh interval created by JS, i.e. using setInterval, hope this helps...:)
I actually sort of lied. Hopefully this will help, it complicates things a bit:
Say I have 5 items that can be ranked, so if I click item 3 and it ranks above item 2, I need it to swap places refreshlessly, should I have the ajax request done every time a vote is initiated, or would that cause too much overhead if the site were to become popular?
You will have to perform an ajax request everytime a vote is initiated as you will need to get the accurate ranking from the DB as there could be many people using your app and updating the DB.

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The city of Lancaster has been recognized once again for its commitment to forestry.
For the 20th year, the city is a Tree City USA community, a designation given by the Arbor Day Foundation.
A municipality has to meet four standards to become a Tree City USA community. It must have a tree board or department, a tree-care ordinance, a comprehensive community forestry program and an Arbor Day observance and proclamation.
While today should feel cooler, relatively speaking, Lancaster County experienced a heat wave the past several days.
Summer definitely made its presence known over the weekend, even though the official start of summer isn't for another five days. Temperatures soared into the upper 90s, and with the humidity factored in (the heat index), it felt like more than 100 degrees.
Lancaster County, and most counties in the state with the exception of several in the upstate, were under a heat advisory issued Tuesday by the National Weather Service.
The sixth annual Lancaster American Legion Post 31 baseball and American Cancer Society charity ride again scored high marks.
The event, held Saturday, featured five stops, with registration held at the Kickstand on South 200.
"We felt it went well," said Chuck Hunter, who coordinated the event. "We were pleased with the response and the riders who participated.
The Pure Street division featured a tight race, with Joe Johnson Jr., capturing a thrilling win to highlight action at Lancaster Motor Speedway on Saturday night.
The division had heat winners Chris Fincher and David Price on the front row.
When the green flag dropped, it was Price and Fincher side by side. Coming out of turn two, Price made contact with the wall ending his night early.
On the restart, it was Fincher and Johnson Jr., better known as Pebo, on the front row.
The Tri-County Golf League recently announced the winners of its first-ever scholarship program.
The recipients, all 2010 high school graduates, are Jalesa Campbell, James Holmes and Steven Stroud.
• Campbell graduated from Chester High School and will attend Claflin University in Orangeburg.
• Holmes graduated from Great Falls High School and will attend Lander University in Greenwood.
• Stroud graduated from York Comprehensive High School and will attend Presbyterian College in Clinton.
A Lancaster woman told sheriff's deputies that two men forced their way into her Logo Street home and stole her money early Saturday.
According to a Lancaster County Sheriff's Office incident report, the woman said she heard a knock at her door about 2:45 a.m., and when she opened it, a man shoved a gun in her face and he and another man pushed their way into her home.
One of the men told her that he knew she had money and demanded that she give it to them or he would shoot her.
According to Lancaster Police Department reports:
• A Lancaster man was arrested on several charges after a traffic stop on S.C. 9 Bypass early Saturday.
Gonza Leevenzie Mackey, 26, 409 Glenwood Ave., was charged with carrying a pistol, failure to stop for blue lights and driving under the influence.
According to the report, about 3:40 a.m., an officer saw a truck that was smoking heavily run a red light at Crestfield Drive and the bypass then make a left turn.
COLUMBIA – The S.C. Emergency Management Division's 2010 South Carolina Hurricane Guide is now available in English and Spanish for the entire six-month hurricane season at www.scemd.org.
The guide is the only officially recognized hurricane preparedness guide for South Carolina and is valid for the 2010 hurricane season, which lasts from June 1 to Nov. 30.
There are new and exciting classes being offered for the annual Lancaster County Council of the Arts' summer arts and sciences camps this year.
Children in Lancaster County have a great opportunity to attend an affordable week-long summer camp and learn more about the arts in their own communities. The Council of the Arts is holding its annual summer camp sessions around the county in July and August.
The camps are:
• Lancaster – July 12-16, First United Methodist Church
Every time Hal Crenshaw looks across the somewhat overgrown field in the middle of an 850-acre tract of private property just off Stacks Road in the Tabernacle community, he knows there is a better way.
Appearances can be deceiving. That field, with its mixture of red clover, chicory, switchgrass and other prairie grasses is part of finding that better way. It's not a barren field; it's a field of dreams.
An avid outdoorsman, Crenshaw recalls some 35 years ago when this field and many like it were teeming with wildlife.
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THERE is just a week left to enter the Gazette-backed Local Business Accelerators competition – and as an added boost, the prize package has increased.
The latest organisations to back the initiative, which aims to provide a unique and valuable boost to small and medium-size local businesses across the UK, include the CBI, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales (ICAEW) and Freeagent, which have all bolstered the overall winner's prize package.
Now, the overall winner will receive free membership of the CBI for a year, free business advice from the ICAEW valued at £2,000, and an iPad from Freeagent, which is also offering a year's free access to its accountancy software to each of the national finalists, valued at £300 per finalist.
These prizes are in addition to the campaign's main prize of mentoring from the LBA national ambassador Deborah Meaden, of BBC TV's Dragons' Den, and a free local newspaper advertising campaign designed by a top London agency. The Business Growth Fund has also contributed a £10,000 cash sum for the overall winner.
The LBA scheme, backed by 500 regional and national newspapers up and down the country, was launched last year and has gained the support of both the commercial sector and top politicians including Prime Minister David Cameron.
Gazette Newspapers is taking part for the second year with the aim of creating new opportunities for businesses in Basingstoke and north Hampshire.
There will be up to three local winners, who will each receive the benefit of having a mentor work alongside them for a minimum of three months and free advertising in Gazette Newspapers publica-tions.
To take part in the Gazette-backed Local Business Accelerators campaign, first visit accelerateme.co.uk. From this website, you will find a simple application form which should only take a few minutes to complete.
All that is required are a few details telling us about your business, along with how much turnover your enterprise generates, and what the biggest success your business has enjoyed so far.
When submitting the online application, be sure to select Basingstoke Gazette under Newspaper Title.
This will ensure that your information is passed on by the Newspaper Society, which is spearheading the LBA campaign, to us at Gazette Newspapers.
We will then share this information with our LBA panel team.
At the end of November, a shortlist of local finalists will be selected. They will make a 10-minute Dragons' Den-style pitch to the judging panel at a date to be confirmed, and the three local winners will be announced in February. In June, an overall local winner will be announced, with the business going forward to regional heats. The overall national winner will be revealed next October.
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Chicken Sandwiches with Zucchini Slaw
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- 3 tablespoons crème fraîche or sour cream
- 1 canned chipotle chile in adobo, seeded and minced
- 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 2 small zucchini, coarsely shredded
- Kosher salt
- One 5-ounce bunch of arugula, thick stems discarded
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- Freshly ground pepper
- 6 small baguette rolls, split lengthwise
- 1 roast chicken (about 4 pounds), meat and skin shredded
How to make this recipe
In a small bowl, combine the crème fraîche with the chipotle in adobo and 1 1/2 tablespoons of the lime juice. Add the shredded zucchini and a pinch of salt. Let the zucchini slaw stand for 5 minutes.
In a medium bowl, toss the arugula with the olive oil and the remaining 1/2 tablespoon of lime juice; season the arugula with salt and pepper.
Using a slotted spoon, spread the zucchini on the baguette rolls. Mound the shredded chicken on the zucchini and season generously with salt and pepper. Top with the arugula, close the chicken sandwiches and serve at once.
Suggested Pairing
A bright, fruity, low-alcohol white with no oak will complement the peppery arugula and the smoky-sweet chipotle in the chicken sandwiches. A refreshing Vinho Verde from Portugal is a good match.


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The Welsh cyclist extended her lead at the top of the rankings after victory at the seventh stage in the Grand Prix de Plouay in Brittany, France.
Cooke now only needs 33 points, or a third place in one of the remaining two stages to become the first Briton to win the World Cup.
"I'm so happy. It really was fantastic, it's a dream," said Cooke, who has recovered from a knee injury after two heavy falls in May and June.
"My team worked so hard and when it came to it I did my bit. If I'm honest I was a bit apprehensive coming into this race because I knew I wasn't 100%.
Earlier in the week I went out with Diana Ziliute and Zita Urbanaite and I wasn't going too well on the hills. But I obviously got my form back during the three days rest."
Cooke out-sprinted some of the world's top women in the closing stages to beat Judith Arndt and Mirjam Melchers.
Both could still catch Cooke in the overall standings by taking a first and a second in the final two races, but only the Wick rider fails to pick up any more points.
So with a 118 point lead from second place Sara Carrigan, Cooke could clinch the title at next weekend eight stage in Nurenberg, Germany.
1 Nicole Cooke (GBr) Ausra Gruodis-Safi 2.59.45
2 Judith Arndt (Ger) Nurnberger
3 Mirjam Melchers (Ned) Farm Frites-Hartol
4 Joane Somarriba (Spa) Spanish National Team
5 Juliette Vandekerckhove (Fra) French National Team @ 0.25
6 Arenda Grimberg (Ned) Farm Frites-Hartol
7 Modesta Vzesniauskaite (Lit) Ausra Gruodis-Safi
8 Maribel Moreno (Spa) Spanish National Team @ 0.30
9 Lyne Bessette (Can) Canadian National Team @ 1.02
10 Regina Schleicher (Ger) Chirio-Forno d'Absolo @ 1.21
Cup standings:
1 Nicole Cooke (GBr) Ausra Gruodis 282 pts
2 Sara Carrigan (Aus) Powerplate Bik 164
3 Mirjam Melchers (Ned) Farm Frites-Hartol 159
4 Judith Arndt (Ger) Nurnberger 157
5 Regina Schleicher (Ger) 131
6 Anita Valen (Nor) 97
7 Zoulfia Zabirova (Rus) 94
8 Olivia Gollan (Aus) 87
9 Katie Mactier (Aus) 80
10 Edita Pucinskaite (Lit) 76
Men's race
Frenchman Andy Flickinger, 25, riding for Ag2r, won the men's Grand Prix Ouest-France in Plouay.
The men's race is not a round of the World Cup, but is a "hors-categorie" one-day race.
Flikinger led home three compatriots: Anthony Geslin of La Boulangère, Nicolas Jalabert from CSC and Christophe Mengin of fdjeux.com.
Norwegian Fakta rider Kurt-Asle Arvesen was fifth with Ireland's former junior world champion Mark Scanlon of Ag2r placing sixth, the last of the lead group to finish.
1 Andy Flickinger (Fra) Ag2r 4.34.22 (43.2 km/h)
2 Anthony Geslin (Fra) La Boulangère
3 Nicolas Jalabert (Fra) CSC
4 Christophe Mengin (Fra) Fdjeux.com
5 Kurt-Asle Arvesen (Nor) fakta
6 Mark Scanlon (Irl) Ag2r
7 Joseba Albizu (Spa) Mercatone Uno @ 0.03
8 Patrice Halgand (Fra) Jean Delatour @ 0.25
9 Cédric Vasseur (Fra) Cofidis @ 1.38
10 Thor Hushovd (Nor) Crédit Agricole @ 1.48


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GMEG - Geology, Minerals, Energy, & Geophysics Science Center
Impacts of Metal Mixtures in Mineralized Rock Drainage
Project status is complete. Please check the project list for currently active projects
Water Quality and Aquatic Life Standards that are set by federal and state regulatory agencies are used to evaluate the quality of our nation's water and the health of aquatic ecosystems. These standards currently are based on hardness of the water and are determined for single metals, not for mixtures of metals that are typically found in natural systems. Metal mixtures potentially can be more or less toxic or have the same toxicity as single metals to aquatic organisms. However, models that predict the toxicity of metal mixtures to aquatic organisms are in their infancy.
What is the goal of the project?
To quantitatively link the geochemistry of mineralized rock drainage that contains mixtures of dissolved metals to the health of natural biological communities. This goal will be accomplished by evaluating several different modeling approaches that predict the toxicity of metal mixtures to various aquatic organisms using:
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.Ā>> Can there ever be too many Hollywood awards shows?
It seems that the answer is never, as the Britannia Awards are set to be presented Saturday night at the Beverly Hills Hotel and broadcast on BBC America the next day, just two weeks after the refurbished Hollywood Film Awards drew some of the same A-listers.
ōThere are more than 35 Hollywood awards shows on prime-time TV,ö said Tom OÆNeil, founder and editor of awards website GoldDerby.com. ōTheyÆre the ultimate reality show because we get to witness our cultural gods be winners and losers just like the rest of us.ö
Networks like awards shows for the star-power they bring, and stars themselves love the accolades.
ōThey have money, power, good looks and the worship of the world, but deep down inside they crave a fake gold statuette that validates their work, gives them the approval of their peers and a place in the history books,ö OÆNeil said.
Networks also like award shows because like most reality shows, theyÆre relatively inexpensive to produce.
Handed out by the Los Angeles branch of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, the Britannia Awards promise an all-star cast. Presenters including Julia Roberts, Sean Penn, Sigourney Weaver and Chiwetel Ejiofor will honor recipients such as Ben Kingsley, Kathryn Bigelow, George Clooney and Sacha Baron Cohen.
The awards were established in 1989 but the ceremony didnÆt make its TV debut until last year.
ōOne of my goals was to increase the talent profile of the channel, and awards shows are a natural way to do that,ö said BBC America general manager Perry Simon, who joined the network three years ago.
The ceremony has been modified to make it more TV-friendly, he said: ōWeÆre adding more spontaneity to it, giving it a pace thatÆs more appropriate for a TV program and adding a red carpet pre-show.ö
But at this award show, spontaneity has its limits Ś the honorees already know theyÆve won. Yet thatÆs a good thing, Simon says: ōThey can just reach for the Champagne and have a good night.ö
As weÆve learned from the lively Golden Globe Awards over the years, that Champagne helps add to the audience appeal of such starry events.
ōWhen the setting is a banquet and liquor is being served, often the festivities get a little juiced up,ö OÆNeil said. ōThe superstars ģ are goofing off and goofing up and being chummy with each other.ö
Connecting with BAFTA members is another bonus, OÆNeil said: Many are also members of the motion picture academy, which hands out HollywoodÆs most coveted award, the Oscar.


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China Detains Six Over Deadly Xinjiang Clash
Sunday Attack in Town Near Kashgar Was an "Organized and Premeditated" Act, Government Report Says
BEIJING—Police in China's far northwestern Xinjiang region detained six people suspected of involvement in a violent clash near the Silk Road oasis city of Kashgar that left at 16 people dead.
Police confiscated explosive devices, homemade guns and knives in arresting the six, according to a report posted late Monday on the Xinjiang government's news website.
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The gang got involved in a production of The Donkey That Saved Crystal Cove there, and investigated the appearances of the ghost of Friar Serra.


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Online gaming company 888.com will float on the London Stock Exchange with a value of about £582 million ($1364 million), despite a tough market for such stocks.
Its shares are tipped to sell for 170p to 175p. A successful float will net hundreds of millions of pounds for the Israeli brothers who founded the company.
One of the brothers, Ahron Shaked, a dentist, had the idea for 888.com at a conference in Monte Carlo in the mid-1990s, even though he had never before visited a casino.
He developed the idea with his sibling, Avi, and software engineer Shay Ben-Yitzha.
The Shakeds are selling a 20 per cent, £120 million, stake into the float. They will keep shares worth about £300 million.
Gaming companies have had a difficult time since PartyGaming, the London-listed owner of the world's most popular online poker site, warned earlier this month that the explosive growth in internet gambling had slowed. Its shares have since fallen 40 per cent.
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Link Ink: 'Iron Man 3′ Images, 'Injustice' Joker Figure And More 'One Piece Pirate Warriors' 2 Footage
Movies: Marvel has posted another photo of actress Rebecca Hall as Maya Hansen from Iron Man 3. She looks a lot happier than the last time we saw her. [Marvel]
Animation: If you haven't watched it yet, Disney's Oscar nominated Paperman short is now on YouTube. [Disney]
Gaming: New new playable characters include Enel, Bartholomew Kuma and Perona get some screen time in the latest One Piece Pirate Warriors 2 trailer. [JEFusion]
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Barbara Ruth Adcock Rice, 73, of Rosebud formerly of Beebe, died Nov. 29.
She was born July 10, 1934, at Gravel Hill, to Wasco T. and Eva Lee Griggs Adcock. She was preceded in death by her husband, Lloyd Rice and her parents.
She is survived by two sons, Perry Rice and wife Belinda of Rosebud and Donal Rice and wife Lisa of Rogers; four grandchildren, Morgan Sides of Brookhaven, Miss., Cody Rice of Rosebud, Roger Rice of Frederick, Maryland, and Adam Rice of Rogers.
Funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 2, at Westbrook Funeral Home, with burial in Meadowbrook Memorial Gardens.
Harlen Bass
Harlen Wayne Bass, 61, of Duffield, Virg., died Nov. 27.
He was born July 30, 1945, at Searcy, to Quenton Dick and Mae Falen Bass. He was preceded in death by his parents and his brother Johnny Kieth Bass.
He is survived by his wife, Lilia Mae Purvis Bass; two daughters, Frog Jerrie and husband Jackie Barnette and Toad Terrie and husband Johnny Fritz, all of Duffield, Virg.; one stepson, Joe Geovanni; five grandchildren, Joshua Wayne Peterson, Chad-wick Dean Fritz, Ashley Nachole Petersen, Cody Allen Fritz and Tyler Blake Barnette; one sister, Laurie Firth and husband Harold of Ward, three brothers, Gregory Lee Greg Bass of Ward, Richard and wife Lilian Bass of Clinton and Dale and wife Patricia Bass of Beebe; and one sister-in-law, Pat Bass of Ward.
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 2, at Westbrook Funeral Home, with burial in Butlerville Cemetery.
Lillie Dearman
Lillie Mae Dearman, 93, of Cabot passed away Nov. 29. She was born April 25, 1913 in Woodruff County to the late Franklin and Mary Holder.
She was preceded in death by her husband, James Dearman; son, Jerry Sloan Dearman; daughter, Kathrine Moseley and three brothers and four sisters.
Survivors include one son, James Dearman of Sheridan; 10 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren; 12 great-great grandchildren and one great-great-great grandchild along with many other family members and friends.
Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 2, in Sumner Cemetery at Cabot. Funeral arrangements are by Thomas Funeral Service.
Eugene Gann
Eugene E. Gann, 62, of Jacksonville peacefully passed away Nov. 30, at his home. He was born June 15, 1944 in St. Louis, Mo., to the late Joseph F. Gann and Mrs. Edith May Smith Gann.
Two sons, Eugene E. Gann Jr. and Charles Lloyd precede him in death. He was of the Pentecostal faith and he enjoyed wrestling, watching TV and listening to gospel music.
He is survived by his loving wife, Betty Lee Gann of the home; mother, Edith Gann of Truman; 16 children, three brothers, four sisters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday, Dec. 4, in the chapel of Moores Jacksonville Funeral Home with the Rev. Royce Lowe officiating. Burial will follow in Chapel Hill Memorial Park.
Visitation will be Sunday, Dec. 3 afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m. at Moores Jacksonville Funeral Home.
Redginald Story
Redginald Redgy G. Story, 56, of Floyd after a lengthy illness, was welcomed into the arms of Jesus on Nov. 27. He was owner and operator of Story Transport.
He was an Army veteran of Vietnam and a member of Floyd Assembly of God Church. He was a lover of the outdoors and enjoyed horses. He loved his four dogs, B.J., Tinker Bell, Shiloh and Jessie.
He is survived by his loving and dedicated wife of 25 years, Anne; his mother and stepfather, Betty and John Birch of Judsonia; his father, Haston Story of Floyd; two brothers, Ronnie and wife Sissy Story of Romance and Randall and wife Melinda Story of Floyd; two sisters, Diannia and Robert Crum of Searcy and Debi and Michael Maddox of Manitou Springs, Col. and many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and friends.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Fansler and Carlton and Vachy Story and one uncle, Harston Story. Funeral was Dec. 1, at Floyd Assembly of God Church with burial in Floyd Cemetery. Funeral arrangements were by Westbrook Funeral Home at Beebe.
Kurt Dale
Kurt Dale, 95, of Beebe died Nov. 28. He was born Sept. 18, 1911, at Kabelvag, Norway, to the late Jergen and Olga Johnson Erdahl. He was an Army veteran of the Second World War.
He is survived by his wife, Viola Dale of Beebe; two sons, Roger Dale and Robert Dale, both of Beebe; one daughter, Audrey and husband Rick Dunn of Beebe; three grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and one brother, Sigurd and wife Karen Erdahl.
Cremation arrangements were by Westbrook Funeral Home at Beebe.
Carrol Fletcher
Carrol Lee Sonny Fletcher, 67, died Nov. 27 after a long battle with cancer. He was born Oct. 4, 1939, the only child of the late Henry and Mable Mashburn Fletcher. He was a 1956 graduate of Carlisle High School.
After graduation, he served in the Air Force from 1957-1959. He graduated with honors in 1971, from Harding College with a bachelor of arts degree in Bible. During his years at Harding, he was a minister for the White Oak Church of Christ and Harmony Church of Christ.
After graduation, he served as minister for the Hazen Church of Christ, and the North Main Church of Christ in Malvern.
In 1977, he became minister of evangelism for the Sylvan Hills Church of Christ in Sherwood, where he remained for 29 years. He retired Oct. 1, due to his health. He had a great love for the Lord, His Church, and people.
During his years as a minister and elder, he went on numerous mission trips to England, Russia, Cuba, Jamaica, Anguilla, and many other places in the United States. He was a great example of a Christian man who touched the lives of many during his ministry.
His hobby was running his Beagle dogs and raising registered Beagle puppies. He loved to watch sports, especially the Razorbacks, and his grandchildren playing various sports
He will be greatly missed by his wife of 45 years, LaVerne Allison Fletcher of Sherwood; children, Alison Bussard of Sherwood, Angela Stevens and husband Mark, of Arlington, Texas, and Phil Fletcher and wife Pam of Palestine, Texas; seven grandchildren; Meagan and Logan Bussard, Joshua, Jacob and Carley Stevens, and Dylan and Delaney Fletcher; mother-in-law, Azalee Allison of Jacksonville; four brothers-in-law, James Allison and wife Sue of Florida, Carroll Allison and wife Bonnie of Green Forest, Bob Allison and wife Ella of Jack-sonville, and Ronnie Allison of Bigelow.
He is also survived by a host of cousins, nieces, nephews, friends, and brothers and sisters in Christ.
The funeral was Nov. 30 at Sylvan Hills Church of Christ, officiated by Greg Clark, Allan Qual-mann, and Robert Wingfield.
Burial followed in Hamilton Cemetery in Carlisle. Funeral arrangements were by Boyd Fun-eral Home in Lonoke. In lieu of flowers, please send memorials to Sylvan Hills Church of Christ, 117 West Maryland Avenue, Sher-wood, Ark. 72120.
Nancy Davis
Nancy June Davis, 47, of Ward, passed away Nov. 22. She bravely fought a series of illnesses for many years. Nancy always put her family of five children first even over her own health. Nancy was preceded in death by her daughter Sarah.
She is survived by her husband, Dave Davis; four children, Eric Anderson, Jennifer Freeman, David Anderson and Alex Davis; father, Bill Sorg; mother, Margret Nixon; step-father, Grady Nixon; brother, Tom Sorg; sister, Jennifer Burns; grandmother, Millic Weise and grandchildren, Joshua, Michael, Jordan and Jessie among others.
In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Childrens Hospital or St. Judes in Memphis. Services were Nov. 27, at Trinity Lutheran Church. Arrangements by Thomas Funeral Service in Cabot.
Jeffery Rodriquez
Jeffery Scott Rodriquez, 30, of Cabot passed away Nov. 24.
He was born June 28, 1976 to Thomas Rodriquez and Monica King in San Jose, Calif.
Survivors include his parents, Monica and William King of Cabot and Thomas Rodriquez of Calif.; four sisters, Tia McCloud and Joy Warren, both of Ward, Angel King and Chelsea King, both of Cabot; along with many other family members and friends.
Funeral services were Nov. 26 at Wesley Chapel Church with burial in Wesley Chapel Cemetery at Quitman. Funeral arrangements were by Thomas Funeral Service in Cabot.
Cecil Gibson
Cecil Lee Gibson, 85, of Jones-boro died Nov. 30 at NEA Medical Center.
He moved to Evening Shade in 1947, where he served as a State Representative in Sharp County and taught Vocational Agriculture for 17 years. He moved to Jack-sonville, where he retired as District Director for ASCS. He then moved back to Jonesboro in 2003. He was a member of First Baptist Church in Jacksonville, the VFW, American Legion, DAV, Retired Federal Employees, the Masonic Lodge, and was a past persident of the 206th Coast Artillery Corps Association. He was a Second World War veteran.
He is survivored by his wife, Bernice Gibson; one son, Mike Gibson of Osceola; two daughters, Deborah Biggerstaff of Easley, SC and Margie Lamb of Beebe; one brother, Wayne Gibson of Springfield, Mo.; six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Herman and Dora Lee Gibson.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Roller-Farmers Union Chapel with Pastor Marck Gibson and Pastor Otto Hillis officiating. Burial will follow in Gibson Cemetery. Visitation will be from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Memorials may be made to First Baptist Church, 101 N. First Street, Jacksonville, Ark., 72076.


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Back-to-Back SCIAC Champs
CLU to host SCIAC tourney semis Thursday
THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. - Cal Lutheran volleyball earned its second straight outright conference title
following a three-set sweep of Whittier on Friday night inside Gilbert Arena.
Box Score: CLU 3, WC 0 - F
The Regals were already assured of at least a piece of the SCIAC title leading by two wins in the conference standings with only two regular season matches remaining. Seniors Casy McWhirk, Jacki Richards, and company wanted to keep the trophy in Thousand Oaks and make a statement after the Poets nearly upset the Regals in their previous meeting.
Cal Lutheran's opening statement was a 7-0 run to begin the match. The Regals cruised to a 25-10 first set win behind 13 kills and a .480 team hitting percentage. Kyle McLogan smashed six of her match-high 17 kills in the frame while teammate Shannon Pearson was a perfect 3-for-3.
Those two finished with 27 of the team's 45 kills but the Poets hung tough over the final two sets. Both the second and third frames were tied at 23-23 but clutch efforts by Cal Lutheran earned 25-23 and 26-24 set wins, respectively.
A Poet service error and a two-person block from McWhirk and Lesley Smith ended the second set in favor of the Regals. Whittier led 24-23 in the third when Pearson emphatically tied the game with one of her three third set kills. McWhirk served out the final two points en route to a win and sole possession of the SCIAC title.
Whittier's Lauren Whiteman led the visiting side with 13 kills on only 18 attacks and a match-high .722 hitting percentage. Teammate Lindsay Kish switched to the libero position in the final set collecting nine of her match-high 15 digs in the loss.
Cal Lutheran's defense racked up 7.5 team blocks on the night with junior Lesley Smith leading the way. She finished the night with a solo block, three block assists and an efficient five kills on eight attacks.
The two seniors played pivotal roles in the win with Richards' 13 digs leading the team. McWhirk finished with 11 digs and six kills on the night.
Cal Lutheran (24-5, 12-1 SCIAC) will play its final regular season contest on the road Tuesday, Nov. 1, at Pomona-Pitzer. The Regals have secured the top seed for the SCIAC Post-Season Tournament and will host both semifinal matches on Thursday, Nov. 3.


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'The Sabres don't need thinkers. They need scorers. Heinze couldn't have asked for a better start to his career in Buffalo than the game he played Wednesday night in a 6-3 win over the Rangers. He found the net six minutes into his debut, joining Danny Gare, Rob Ray, Alexander Mogilny, Denis Hamel and J.P. Dumont among those who scored on their first shot for the Sabres.'
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A Video to Cure Your Monday Blues! – Kid Goes Nuts to Bon Jovi at A Celtics Game
If you have never seen this video before , prepare to be very amused! if you have seen it, watch it again! I saw this on a friend's Facebook wall today and while I don't always watch the videos people share for some reason this morning I chose to hit play on this one, I'm glad I did.


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The Government yesterday tabled its White Paper on Black Money in Parliament. Billed as the first document to comprehensively tackle the issue, it cites various studies and is replete with data. However, it has already been subjected to criticism from various quarters owing to the lack of details and clarity in solutions to deal with the issue. This post, however, briefly touches upon the role of corporate entities and the securities markets in perpetuating the flow of black money as contained in the White Paper.
The White Paper finds that financial market transactions are used as conduits to route black money using the modus operandi of "round tripping". For instance, it notes:
2.4.9 The illicit money transferred outside India may come back to India through various methods such as hawala, mispricing, foreign direct investment (FDI) through beneficial tax jurisdictions, raising of capital by Indian companies through global depository receipts (GDRs), and investment in Indian stock markets through participatory notes. It is possible that a large amount of money transferred outside India might actually have returned through these means.
The use of participatory notes (P-Notes) for investments back into India appears quite stark. Since P-Notes are issued by entities outside India, often through multiple-layered holding structures, Indian regulators are faced with difficulties in ensuring transparency and in identifying the ultimate beneficial owners. Despite progressively stronger KYC norms imposed by SEBI to track beneficial ownership of P-Notes, it has had mixed success, primarily owing to the difficulties associated with extraterritoriality of the investment activities in P-Notes. For previous discussions on regulating P-Notes, please see here, here and here.
The White Paper also comments upon the use of complex corporate structures through tax havens to mask financial transactions.
2.9.1 Corporate structuring is a legitimate means of bringing together factors of production in a way that will facilitate business and enterprise and help the economy. However, an artificial personality can also be created of a corporate entity to conceal the real beneficiaries. Opaque structuring through creation of multiple entities that own each other and the secrecy granted by certain jurisdictions facilitate such misuse.
2.9.4 With increasing realisation about the harmful effect of ownership being concealed behind complicated corporate ownership structure, such structure is coming under scrutiny. In the Indian context, it is one of the reasons for the fact that tax authorities are not able to take action in cases where money is prima facie brought back to India through round tripping and other legitimate means and it is expected that efforts taken by India in this regard as also global pressure will provide a check on these tendencies.
The White Paper further fuels the ongoing debate on issues of taxation by referring to the Vodafone case. Again, given that corporate holding structures are established on a cross-jurisdictional basis, regulating the entire chain is an onerous task.
It is quite clear from the report that the issue of black money is quite complex and requires a multi-pronged strategy to deal with. While the White Paper is a first step in documenting the various aspects of the issue, it might required a more concerted action as it involves multiple laws and regulations enforced by multiple regulators.


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As the spring shopping centre opening season draws nearer, significant letting landmarks have been achieved on at least two of the new crop of malls. This spring will see major openings in Belfast, High Wycombe, Cambridge and Liverpool.
Multi Development has overcome the last major hurdle on its third UK project, the £300m Summer Row development in Wolverhampton, and work is expected to start on site within weeks.
Last month's reader poll at [http://www.shopping-centre.co.uk] was: Do you expect the level of vacant retail units to increase in 2008? 83 per cent said 'Yes' and 17 per cent said 'No'
Three major international brands have shrugged off doubts about the UK economy and decided to enter the market for the first time. The moves will be good news for developers looking to lease new malls.
Land Securities has sold the Coppergate shopping centre in York, plus an adjoining development site, to LaSalle Investment Management.
Commercialisation agency Promotion Space has appointed ex-BCSC president Richard Wright as group chairman, to support its ambitious growth plans.
Coventry city council is preparing a radical initiative to transform its city centre, including the possibility of doubling the amount of retail space by linking the four existing shopping centres. Working in partnership with key landowners and retail developers, the council has selected US-based architects, The Jerde Partnership, to create a masterplan for a new city centre.
The Mall has secured TK Maxx as an anchor tenant for its St George's Square development at The Mall Luton, just as the scheme is about to start on site. And Marks & Spencer has committed to relocate within the centre, doubling its presence to 70,000 sq ft.
Miller Developments might have sold its 50 per cent stake in regeneration specialist Centros Miller to joint venture partner Delancey, but the company insists it remains committed to retail development.
Dubai has the unfortunate reputation of being a gas-guzzling and energy-profligate society, the epitome of unsustainable living. Large indigenous oil reserves mean that oil is cheap and energy is worth little. The citizens of Dubai are among those generating the largest amount of waste per head in the world. Despite this, some of the city's major mall owners are considering ways to respond to environmental and sustainability challenges.
The January edition of Shopping Centre carried a letter from Ian Waterman expressing his delight at seeing that Princesshay had won the BCSC Supreme Gold Medal at the awards ceremony in December. He then went on to say that the complex is "renowned for having problems with its lifts, with stores experiencing regular breakdowns". I am not sure quite how Mr Waterman reaches a view that Princesshay is renowned in this respect, but as somebody who has lived with the development and implementation of the scheme over the last decade, I can honestly say that the many comments, emails, letters and visitor feedback that we have had have been virtually unanimously glowing about the scheme and the way it works.
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T his year will see more shopping centre space completed than ever before in the UK, and one developer in particular, Grosvenor, is delivering two of the most significant schemes. Liverpool One and Grand Arcade, Cambridge, will provide almost 2 million sq ft of retail space between them. And opening day is now just weeks away.
More often than not these days, retail developments in city centres are centred around regeneration. There are a huge number of regeneration projects currently ongoing across the UK - all in various stages of build.
Commercialisation is now a huge part of every shopping centre's business and as such it's necessary to have a dedicated team of people working solely on this area of income generation.
Brands are increasingly turning to experiential marketing and sampling to market their products or services, and shopping centres are ideal places for this kind of activity to take place.
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Sutton's St Nicholas Centre hosted over 1,200 eager school pupils for the Bike FX competition at the end of January.
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The chq centre in Dublin's docklands is on target to become the latest upmarket shopping venue in Dublin city centre.
A consortium led by Blackrock International Land - a spin-off from Fyffes property company - has been selected by Dublin City Council as the preferred bidder for the redevelopment of the three-acre Market Area in the city centre.
With less than a month to go until opening, Multi Development has signed another tranche of retailers for its £400m Victoria Square scheme in Belfast. Free Spirit, The Pier, Pepe Jeans, Pumpkin Patch, Douglas & Grahame, Starbucks, O2 and Hobbs will join more than 40 tenants already signed up.
Tesco Ireland has begun work on a major new convenience and comparison retail scheme in Maynooth. The 9.1 ha site is an amalgamation of the former Mart site and existing shopping centre.
Revised plans for a major mixed-use development in Tullamore, Co Offaly, are to be submitted to the local authority. Tullamore Town Council had refused permission for a €150m mixed retail, commercial and residential scheme at Church Street in the Midlands town, on the grounds of excessive scale. The original application had included 14,000 sq m of retail space.
Carpetright, the UK residential carpet and floor covering retailer, is continuing to expand in Ireland. The company now has 24 retail outlets in Ireland after the latest opening, in Ennis, Co Clare. A new outlet is due to open in Castlebar, Co Mayo, soon, as is a second new store destined for Rathfarnham, South Dublin.
The developers behind two of the biggest schemes ever planned in Ireland, both located in Co. Wicklow, are busy objecting to each other's plans.
Galway city council has over-ruled opposition from local residents, their own planners and even the city manager to a planned extension at the new Briarhill shopping centre.
Plans for the new €300m Citymart mixed-use retail, commercial and residential scheme in Kilkenny, which would rival the recently opened MacDonagh Junction centre in size, have been thrown out by the local authorities responsible.
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This year may prove to be tighter than last year, which saw spectacular centre openings, especially Athlone Town Centre, the MacDonagh Junction scheme in Kilkenny and the Bridgewater centre in Arklow, Co Wicklow. In short, 2008 is likely to be a year of consolidation.
Garrett Kelleher, the 46-year-old Irish developer behind the vast Chicago Spire apartment development, which stands at more than 600 metres tall, in the eponymous US city, has also spearheaded Ireland's first multicultural shopping centre - Moore Street Mall in central Dublin, which opened recently.
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Irish Bank shares took a tumble at the end of January after analysts at UBS issued a bearish research note warning of their over-exposure to the commercial property market.
This year promises to be the most challenging in living memory for the shopping centre development community. The jury is out on where property values are going - some analysts are forecasting a crash while others believe a soft landing is the most likely scenario.
While Northern Ireland was still affected by the recent market changes and 'credit crunch' the current outlook for the retail, jobs and business market in the country is still very much a positive one.
Over the last decade retailers have capitalised on the growing affluence of Irish consumers and expanded into the Irish Republic's E24.4bn retail market, which has grown by 34 per cent over the last five years. As major new shopping centres lift customer spend and a relaxation of store size limits enables development, major international retailers from Ikea to Lidl are being attracted to Ireland's shores.
On a recent trip into Leeds, in between meetings, I was in need of something quick, healthy and most of all different, so I stopped by Bagel Nash in The Light. The Light is a leisure and fashion destination in Leeds city centre, and its foodservice combines national brands such as Browns, Nandos and Starbucks with local brands such as Brio, Maxi's and Bagel Nash. It is typical of modern developer thinking to incorporate a local flavour into the foodservice mix as a way of avoiding fascia fatigue.
Competition is rife at Christmas time to ensure those all-important shoppers visit your centre over other competition, so getting the decorations right is key. However, there are mixed views from industry experts over what will be popular in 2008.
Low footfall at the beginning of December culminated in last minute panic buying in the final days before Christmas, according to industry analysts.


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That's great peardrop, keep us up to date, and we're all here to hold your hand and reassure you if you're worried about anything.
Thanks Panda your advice was very helpful x
Hey gals,
Been a few days since I've been on. Welcome to els and sparky? (I've got that wrong haven't I?)
Pear-I'd say it sounds ok atm. Pull a sicky tomorrow and put your feet up.
Had the mother of all migraines yesterday. I get them rarely but never had one like this. It started off with flashing zigzags in my vision and then my arm and face went numb! Scared me half to death. Then the headache kicked in and I was vomiting. Really really not nice. I gave in and have had four Paracetemol over the past 24 hours. I never took anything the whole 9 months with DD.
Morning sickness is at its worse too. Anyone's increase around 9 weeks? I feel dreadful. And eating isn't helping. Also my diabetes is playing me up-evidence of placenta kicking in I think. Maybe why I've got the other symptoms too.
As for fb. I'm more of a lurker than a poster. But also hate scan photos (sorry to anyone who's done it). My oldest friend has been TTC for 4 years and recently had a mc. It was hard enough telling her about our news without me posting updates etc. anyone with any advice in what to do/ say to her? I text her a few weeks ago because I didn't want to drop it on her face to face as a surprise. I knew she'd be happy for us but I also knew it must have hurt. I just feel for her so much .
maybe I was the same with 3 of my friends. I'd had the discussion previously about how we'd want to be told if each other fell pregnant and all agreed we'd prefer text as can reply happy and supportive, but still have a little cry if needed. Still wasn't easy telling them though.
My sickness also got worse at 9 weeks - the nausea progressed to actual vomiting. That's still bad now but the intense tiredness seems to be lifting slightly. I'm 11+5.
Maybe I think you've done it the most sensitive way possible (by text). I think the best you can do is not share to much and tell her that you're there for her if and when she needs you. I have a friend who is 7mths pregnant and her friend is no longer talking to her because she's also going through IVF. Listening to their story I think they're both to blame. Her friend has probably not handled it that well by ignoring the pregnancy for 7months and I think my friend should have shown more interest in what her friend was going through with the IVF treatment. The way I think I would have dealt with it is acknowledge and show interest in the IVF friend and put my pregnancy aside until she was ready to talk about it. I am a bit of a sensitive soul though!!
My best friend is single and very vulnerable at the moment because she keeps finding Mr Right and then he runs away. I've decided I'm going to ring her at 12 weeks, then she can pretend to be happy for me but make faces down the phone. I do totally get it but would rather tell her on the phone then by text as then at least I can reassure her that she's going to be OK rather then be worried about her :-)
i feel a bit more sicky at 9 weeks... don't know if this means much tho as symptoms really fluctuate with me.
from my two bleeds this pg, pear brown blood is fine, pink blood is fine, a small amount of blood is fine. Lots of red blood, clots and cramping is not fine (though could all be fine but def need to draw that to someone's attention) how are you now? I had an external at 7 weeks, but you could have an internal if they can't find the baby straight away/you have a tilted uterus.
am delighted 10 that your tiredness seems to be lifting! I find the naursea easier to deal with than the tiredness I think.
sorry boo am a flibbertigibbet and completely forgot to say in your other post about being under consultant-led care! I quite liked it when I had it for DS as it maent more appts to talk about my pregnancy to people who really cared, and I got to listen in at them too. and I still got my homebirth Good luck for this baby, cooking a 10lber must make you SO hungry!
I am making roast potatoes for my dinner. just roast potatoes. I need them!
waves to elspartacus hello and congrats!
maybe I think texting your friend was a good idea. I would like to hear stuff that way I think then I could have got my face straight for my response (which would have always been pleased for the pg person but owchy for what I lost) So complicated. we have yet to tell our friends who mc'ed last week. won't until over 12 weeks and know ours is ok, and then will take it from there. It will be hard.
naursea?! hehe!
Hi everyone, Haven't been on here for ages!
still feeling tired and nauseous mainly but happier to have actually seen the midwife etc.
Is anyone else really paranoid to go for a scan (mine is in 3 weeks! soo far away) and to have been making it all up! despite sickness, tiredness, no periods and about 10 positive tests I still feel worried that there is nothing but a food baby in there making my jeans tight!
very interesting re. telling female friends... I am totally cacking it to be the first of all my friends to fall pregnant and i'm sure there will be some eye rolling and upset maybe from my recently engaged bf. Haven't told her because I don't want to piss on her chips and want her to be able to bask in her engagement but it's going to get obvious when I start to balloon.
craving tropical juice... have finished 2 2lt bottles in less than a week which is very unlike me. what are you guys after?
congratulations elspartacus and everyone new! Wilde... we have the same due date I think and i'm definitely with you on the roasties!
Hi guys posted earlier but it didn't send due to MN going offline.
11 weeks today, scan wednesday, terrfied there will be bad news and cannot shake that feeling at all.
good luck for weds secret. is a scary thing. are you having the scan for a particular worry or is it just you normal 12 week one? Am having a reassurance scan tomorrow and am in complete denial about it.
frankie we are edd buddies! Mine might be changed tomorrow who knows. I had a scan at 7 weeks and STILL think I have made it all up! so I totally know how you feel!
I feel really guilty. just realised I've forgotten to take my muti vit with folic acid for the last few days. I've forgotten it once or twice before but never a few days in a row!
I try to keep a routine of taking it, in the evening was better at first
Because we'd mostly both be at home for dinner but now I have awful MS I'm just not eating much.
I feel like I'm letting the baby down already it's such a simple thing yet I just can't seem to do it.
wilde yey for being Edd twins... I love the fact that on here I can find people who are experiencing the same as me! I would love reassurance scans... that sounds just the best, I feel so tired and lazy and worried that if i could just laze around permanently attached to an ultrasound drinking a big glass of tropical juice, thats all i'd do i'm sure!
Just found out that DH will be away in the US on business for our 12 week scan date which has already been moved once for his schedule. feel awful as it's our first and neither of us wants me to go alone.
little try not to beat yourself up about it too much, I've forgotten mine a fair amount too, in fact today, you've just reminded me! I'm sure everyone is the same. Though I understand why you're worried with your diet messed about with MS so much! don't be sad about it, its just one of those things and i'm sure there are many a clueless taking any at all
Thanks frankie that really helped me pull myself together and realise others forget too.
I'm going to stick post it's around the house reminding myself to take them.
Ooh thanks ladies, just realised I haven't been taking mine.
Don't worry little it's easily done. I was having trouble taking mine as it says on the label to take on an empty stomach - 1-2 hrs after food, or 1hr before. So I could never seem to find a good time of day to take it!!! So I've kind of started ignoring that now and just take it whenever - surely the vits get absorbed anyway.....
I hope
It might help leaving them near your toothbrush or something else you need to get every day - leave them in with your glasses/mugs so you see them first thing?
I need pulling together myself - I think it's just the hormones but I'm feeling really jealous at the moment. DH went out on Friday night (he hardly ever goes out anymore so I shouldn't be bothered at all) and I spent the whole night thinking he was talking to other women - you know the kind that are not on the sofa in their yoga bottoms half asleep by 8pm every night! Then today he's started a new gym and has signed up to personal training sessions with a woman (shock horror) and I just can't help thinking she must have an amazing figure etc. I've nearly been in tears all day - how ridiculous.
Just the normal 12 week one. Nervous isn't the word.
frustrated that make me feel so much better that I'm not the only one.
Berri my problem with them is similar too except mine say to take with food and I'm finding it difficult to eat much. Finally remembered to take one tonight and then had a major bout of MS.
If to wasn't for mini chedders, I'd starve, it's one of the few things my stomach accepts.
You have my sympathy on the women issues from what I've heard this is normal. This trainer might have a tight arse but your having his baby that way better than a fit body!
secretcervix I can imagine how you feel I reckon more women dread the 12 week scan compared to those who skip in assuming all will be ok.
Yes another one here who is sooooo nervous about the scan - a week to go tomorrow.
Tmi alert - but has anyone had any really snot-like thick discharge? I've had a few 'clumps' of it come out over the last two days together with a slightly achey tummy and now I've convinced myself it's my mucous plug coming out please tell me I'm being silly?
Oh, and I also keep forgetting my multi-vits and feel terrible about it. But then I am eating breakfast cereal most days and that has folic acid in it doesn't it? So hopefully it's not too bad?
littlep so glad you mentioned the weird discharge I've had it too I was a bit at first but the books say its normal.
Good point about cereal, my MS is at its best first thing so I'll try and eat some each morning. Thank you, I am now a lot less worried! It was only the lack of folic acid I was concerend about, now I can relax.
Oh bugger. I too have forgotten to take folic acid for the last two nights Maybe that's why I had brown blood today
no that is insane
Does anyone know when the earliast point a Doppler can pick up a heartbeat? I really want one!!
I'm no doctor but I'm pretty sure taking or not taking folic acid will have nothing to do with brown blood. Nothing that you have done or not done will have caused that. Our bodies are (very!) strange and mysterious things - do not start beating yourself up. I'd put money on it that everyone on this board is doing everything right because we really care - that's why we're on here!
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ALICANTE (Liga Endesa/Olympics) – A long time without minutes on the court can catch up with a 33-year-old player.
That's true even for the great ones.
The timing, reflexes, motivation and mental approach can be affected by the absence of competition.
But there is always the exception to the rule, and the exception for Baskonia and Argentina is Andres Nocioni.
"Chapu", who wasn't getting an opportunity to compete with the Philadelphia 76ers, recently returned to former club Baskonia – an outfit in Vitoria, Spain.
He had been in the NBA for eight seasons but was used sparingly the past couple of years.
Nocioni was in the Baskonia line-up at Lucentum Alicante over the weekend in a Liga Endesa game.
The home side won 72-71 with a three-ball in the last split second but that didn't spoil the return of the Argentinian forward.
Nocioni couldn't hide his joy of returning to competition, and especially for a team that gave him so much before he left for the NBA after the 2004 Olympics.
"I am delighted to be back playing for not that long ago, I wasn't playing," Nocioni said to FIBA.com
"I always said I wanted to return to Baskonia.
"I'm at a good age to return."
Argentina fans will have been heartened.
Nocioni is older than he was when he left Baskonia eight years ago, but remains youthful in attitude.
He possesses great concentration and still has plenty of enthusiasm.
Coach Dusko Ivanovic included him in the starting lineup and you wouldn't have known by watching Chapu that he'd rarely played in Philadelphia.
He stayed on the floor for the entire first quarter and then reappeared later.
With his first touch of the ball, he scored the game's opening points, drilling a mid-range jumper.
There was no doubt - "Chapu" is back.
All 10 of his points were in the first quarter.
He was four of five from the floor, burying jump shot after jump shot.
A coach like Ivanovic is not impressed easily but he had to be with the 2.03 forward.
Nocioni didn't play much for the rest of the game.
While he looked good at the beginning, there is an adjustment period.
"In the game, which I played, I felt quite comfortable and I felt good," Nocioni said.
"I was highly concentrated at first but after I spent a while on the bench, I did not play very often and it affected me a bit.
"Dusko will be the one that provides me the minutes, according to his judgment."
National team and Olympic dream
The winner of an Olympic gold in Athens in 2004, Nocioni needed minutes to be at his best at his third Olympic Games in London.
He has time to get into his rhythm.
"I have high expectations of playing the Olympics with Argentina," he said.
"But I have to go step by step.
"I'm coming from a long time without competing."
Argentina won a ticket to London thanks to first place finish at the FIBA Americas Championship last summer they hosted in Mar del Plata.
They beat Brazil in that Gold Medal Game.
The Brazilians also qualified for London by reaching the Final.
The Americas will be well represented at this summer's FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament (OQT)in Caracas, Venezuela with the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico and the hosts.
Argentina are led by Julio Lamas and former head coach Sergio Hernandez has returned to the technical team as an assistant.
The Argentinians are a side that can challenge for a spot on the podium.
They clinched bronze in 2008.
"The team is well," Nocioni said.
"We have plenty of chances. We need to get well physically and work as well as possible.
"I think we can be in the Semi-Finals.
"We can have a good year."


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What we're drinking this evening in the Christmas aftermath, recipe courtesy of Ron Atlantico. (There are of course dozens of variations on Hot Buttered Rum, but Atlantico's is pretty tasty.)
Hot Buttered Rum
1 stick unsalted butter, softened
2 cups light brown sugar
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon grated nutmeg
Pinch ground cloves
Pinch salt
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In a bowl, cream together the butter, sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and salt. Refrigerate until almost firm. Spoon about 2 tablespoons of the butter mixture into 12 small mugs. Pour about 3 ounces of rum into each mug (filling about halfway). Top with boiling water (to fill the remaining half), stir well, and serve immediately.
You might use less than 3 ounces of rum per glass if you want to have any hope of keeping your wits around you after one helping. Atlantico's photo (below) is far more attractive than mine… what with it served in a coffee mug from a dead dot-com magazine.
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