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Author Name Title Department Date/Time Fabre, Jennifer Marie Identification of Falls Risk Factors in Community-Dwelling Older Adults: Validation of the Comprehensive Falls Risk Screening Instrument Kinesiology 2009-04-10 Fabre, Jeffrey Bryant Sediment Flux and Fate for a Large-scale Diversion: The 2011 Mississippi River Flood, the Bonnet Carré Spillway, and the Implications for Coastal Restoration in South Louisiana Geology & Geophysics 2012-04-11 Fafoutakis, Andrew Paul Jewish Identity on the Stage: The Roles of Saint Matthew and Caiaphas the Elder in Stephen Adly Guirsis"s' The Last Days of Judas Iscariot Theatre 2009-04-14 Fagan, William Francis From Lime Kilns to Art Galleries: A Historical Anthropogeography of the Maine Coast City of Rockland Geography & Anthropology 2003-07-05 Faghihi Shahrestani, Danial Continuum and Crystal Strain Gradient Plasticity with Energetic and Dissipative Length Scales Civil & Environmental Engineering 2012-11-05 Fahandezhsadi, Fatemehsadat Assimilation, a Biological Nitrogen Removal Strategy For Freshwater Ornamental Fish Hatcheries Civil & Environmental Engineering 2015-01-08 Fahrig, Brooke Cryopreservation by Pellet Freezing of Epididymal and Ejaculated Spermatozoa from Male Dogs Animal Science (Animal, Dairy, and Poultry Sciences) 2003-04-05 Faiz, Tasnim Ibn Minimization of Transportation, Installation and Maintenance Operations Costs for Offshore Wind Turbines Mechanical Engineering & Industrial Engineering 2014-04-11 Fan, Xing Particle Analysis in Infrared Laser Desorption and Ablation Chemistry 2010-11-17 Fan, Qi An Euler Solver for Nonlinear Water Waves Using a Modified Staggered Grid and Gaussian Quadrature Approach Engineering Science (Interdepartmental Program) 2011-11-09 Fan, Chennu Analysis of Microseismic Events Associated with Hydraulic Fracture Propagation Petroleum Engineering 2014-01-16 Fan, Shuzhan The Spatial-Temporal Prediction of Various Crime Types in Houston, TX Based on Hot-Spot Techniques Geography & Anthropology 2014-06-05 Fan, Fenghong Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Fly Ash-based Geopolymer Cement Civil & Environmental Engineering 2014-12-19 Fang, Xiaobing Reproductive Biology of Smooth Cordgrass (Spartina alterniflora) Agronomy & Environmental Management 2002-02-25 Fang, Liqun Stochastic Navier-Stokes Equations with Fractional Brownian Motions Mathematics 2009-11-11 Fang, Jing Stock Liquidity, Price Informativeness, and Accruals-Based Earnings Management Accounting 2012-06-21 Fang, Yanhao Two essays on information in trading Finance (Business Administration) 2012-07-04 Faradj, Mabrouck K. Which Mean do you Mean? An Exposition on Means Mathematics 2004-07-08 Farhadi, Nafiseh Quantitative Analysis of Marine Transportation Systems Resiliency Civil & Environmental Engineering 2016-06-02 Farkas, Beatrice Appropriate Technology, Human Capital, and Economic Development Economics 2009-07-27 Farlow, Shawn Server Assignment in Mirrored Server Environments Electrical & Computer Engineering 2011-11-07 Farlow, Jake Andrew Chronic Toxicity of Nano Metallics on Red Swamp Crayfish (Procambarus clarkii) in Laboratory and Mesocosm Studies Biological & Agricultural Engineering 2014-04-07 Farmer, Bradley Donovan Improved Methods for the Isolation and Characterization of Flavobacterium columnare Veterinary Microbiology & Parasitology (Veterinary Medical Sciences) 2004-11-11 Farmer, Sarah Regulation of Oocyte Meiotic Resumption Using cAMP Modulators in Bovine In Vitro Maturation Animal Science (Animal, Dairy, & Poultry Sciences) 2014-04-04 Farney, Tyler Mitchell Relationship Between Metabolic By-Products and Nervous System Failure/Fatigue Kinesiology 2016-07-10 Farquar, Hannah D. The Ligase Detection Reaction: The Evolution of a Mutation Detection Strategy Chemistry 2002-11-04 Farquar, George Synchrotron Radiation as a Probe of Chemical Information Using Novel Experimental Configurations Chemistry 2003-11-10 Farrell, Aaron Michael A Practical Guide to Twentieth-Century Violin Etudes with Performance and Theoretical Analysis Music 2004-05-13 Farrell, Jennifer Kelso Synaptic Boojums: Lewis Carroll, Linguistic Nonsense, and Cyberpunk English 2007-07-06 Farris, Rachael Ann Decomposition and Entomological Associations of Swine in Louisiana Micro-environments Geography & Anthropology 2014-04-11 Farris Lopez, Krista Lynn Palm Community Development and Influence on Seedling Establishment in a Tropical Moist Forest, Panama Plant Biology (Biological Sciences) 2001-11-15 Farritor, David Using Brownfield Redevelopment to Mitigate Technological Hazards in Shreveport, Louisiana Geography & Anthropology 2005-05-31 Farshchian, Bahador 3D Integration of Micro- and Nanostructures into Bio-Analytical Devices Mechanical Engineering 2013-04-13 Fassbender, Troy Dwayne Free Will and Responsibility: Indeterminism and Its Problems Philosophy and Religious Studies 2002-04-18 Fassbender, Joyce Litter and Ground Dwelling Spiders of Mixed Mesophytic Forests in Southeast Louisiana Entomology 2002-04-18 Fattah Hesary, Kasra Hybrid Atomistic–Continuum Simulation Methodology for Handling Nanoparticle- Wall Interaction Mechanical Engineering & Industrial Engineering 2017-03-29 Faubion, James Matthew The Electrodeposition of Cerium/Copper PROX Catalysts on Metal Foam Chemical Engineering 2007-08-21 Faucheux, Chase Language Classification and Manipulation in Romania and Moldova Linguistics (Interdepartmental Program) 2006-07-13 Faulk, Christopher Don Evolution of YY1, YY2, REX1 and DNA-binding Motifs in Vertebrate Genomes Biological Sciences 2010-04-07 Faulk, Karen Caring Attitudes Among Child Welfare Caseworkers: Associations with Client Participation in Services Social Work 2010-07-07 Faulk II, Larry Hugh Pay Satisfaction Consequences: Development and Test of a Theoretical Model Management (Business Administration) 2002-09-05 Faulkner, Barbara Naron The Disciples of Light: A Way of Seeing and the Educational Transfer of Ideas Linking Spirituality and Art among Southern Painters in the Hensche-Hawthorne Tradition Curriculum & Instruction 2007-01-10 Fava, Colleen Helen Adventures of a Former Girlfriend: A Novel English 2005-04-14 Favret, Karen Perry Detection of Stress Biomarkers in Sperm, Embryonic, and Early Larval Stages of Aquatic Invertebrates Following Pesticide Exposure Biological Sciences 2009-11-06 Fazekas, Margaret Ann Teaching High School Geometry with Tasks and Activities Natural Sciences (Interdepartmental Program) 2011-07-06 Febo, Lawrence A. Paleoceanography of the Gulf of Papua Using Multiple Geophysical and Micropaleontological Proxies Geology & Geophysics 2007-11-15 Feduccia, Mary D. Career Counseling for College Students: The Influence of a Computer-Assisted Career Decision-Making Program on the Stability of College Major Selection at a Research-Extensive University Vocational Education 2003-03-20 Feeney, Joseph Leland Continunity and Revolution: The Basis of the American Revolution in the Common Law and the Ancient Constitution, as Explicated by John Dickinson Political Science 2003-11-12 Feighery, Mary Elizabeth Educational Looping and Retention in the Middle School Setting Natural Sciences (Interdepartmental Program) 2012-07-01 Feike, Meredith Morgan Logging-on to Sai Baba: The Poetics of Sacred Globalization Geography & Anthropology 2007-07-04 Feike, Meredith Morgan Revitalizing the Suburban Dream: Disaster, Displacement and Resilience in Eastern Orleans Parish Geography & Anthropology 2010-04-19 Felicien, William Lucas Assessment of the Phosphorus Index for Louisiana Agronomy & Environmental Management 2007-07-09 Feltz, Mallory Lynn Yours, Mine, & Ours Art 2009-05-16 Fendrich, Jennifer Marie Student Resiliency Post Hurricane Katrina Education 2017-04-05 Feng, Juan A Bio-MEMS Device for Separation of Breast Cancer Cells from Peripheral Whole Blood Mechanical Engineering 2004-04-15 Feng, Zhixuan Hydrodynamic Response to Cold Fronts along the Louisiana Coast Oceanography & Coastal Sciences 2009-06-10 Feng, Yin Numerical Study of Downhole Heat Exchanger Concept in Geothermal Energy Extraction from Saturated and Fractured Reservoirs Petroleum Engineering 2012-07-11 Feng, Lin Nature's Geometry Art 2015-04-03 Feng, Sheng Study of Condensed Matter Systems with Monte Carlo Simulation on Heterogeneous Computing Systems Physics & Astrononomy 2016-04-11 Fennell, Jason A Decision Making Framework for Hurricane Evacuation and Sheltering Civil & Environmental Engineering 2009-04-14 Fennell, Patrick The Dual Role of Price on Purchase Likelihood Marketing 2017-04-01 Ferachi, Kara King Multileaf Collimator Positional Reproducibility Evaluated with a Two-Dimensional Diode Array Physics and Astronomy 2003-02-18 Ferachi, Kellye A Physical Function and Quality of Life in the Very- and Oldest-Old: Gender Differences Kinesiology 2003-07-09 Ferdous, Md Rubiat Pile Capacity Utilization for Bridge Bents Designed Using Simplified Procedures Civil & Environmental Engineering 2007-07-04 Ferguson, Clarence Edward The Use of Altrenogest to Control Reproductive Function in Beef Cattle Animal Science (Animal, Dairy, & Poultry Sciences) 2004-08-25 Ferguson, Shannon Evaluation of Pleistocene to Holocene (MIS 5 to 1) Climatic Changes in Southwestern Black Sea: A Palynological Study of DSDP Site 380 Geology & Geophysics 2012-04-17 Ferguson, Kristen Michelle Treatment effects of attention process training for an individual with idiopathic Parkinson's disease Communication Sciences & Disorders 2013-04-08 Ferguson, Adam Beau Excluding Two Minors of the Petersen Graph Mathematics 2015-03-16 Fermaglich, Daniel H. The Effect of Aging on the Immune Response to Vaccination in the Horse Veterinary Microbiology and Parasitology (Veterinary Medical Sciences) 2003-05-26 Fernand, Vivian Esther Initial Characterization of Crude Extracts from Phyllanthus amarus Schum. and Thonn. and Quassia amara L. Using Normal Phase Thin Layer Chromatography Forestry, Wildlife, and Fisheries 2003-04-07 Fernandez, Mary Frances Crime Prevention and the Perception of Safety in Campus Design Landscape Architecture 2005-03-24 Fernandez, Jesus Abraham Comparative Biogeography of the Arid Lands of Central México Biological Sciences 2011-11-10 Fernandez, Desmond Joseph Interplay Effects in Highly Modulated Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy Lung Cases Treated with Volumetric Modulated Arc Therapy Physics & Astrononomy 2016-07-08 Fernandez Lopez, Perla del Rocio Eduardo Gamboa's Life, Music, and Inspiration. Understanding the Influence of Folk Music on his Work "Transparencias:" an Analysis, Performance Guide, and Violin Transcription Music 2017-04-08 Fernandez-Kim, Sun-Ok Physicochemical and Functional Properties of Crawfish Chitosan as Affected by Different Processing Protocols Food Science 2004-11-10 Fernando, Sayakkarage R. G. Computational Studies on Bimetallic Catalysis and X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy Chemistry 2015-11-14 Ferrante, Jonathan TEXTING LAWS AND CELL PHONE USERS: MOTIVATIONS FOR TEXTING WHILE DRIVING Mass Communication 2012-06-07 Ferranti, Taylor Lee A Historical Approach to Training the Vocal Registers: Can Ancient Practice Foster Contemporary Results? Music 2004-04-13 Ferreira, Gustavo Filipe Canle The Expansion and Diversification of the Export Sector and Economic Growth: The Costa Rican Experience Agricultural Economics & Agribusiness 2009-08-12 Ferrer, María Soledad Post-Breeding Endometritis after Low Dose Insemination in the Mare Veterinary Clinical Sciences (Veterinary Medical Sciences) 2005-01-08 Fetters, Carol An Exploration of Strategy-Based Reading Instruction Using Expository Science Text in Grades 2-5 Educational Theory, Policy, & Practice 2010-06-22 Fielding, Russell Artisanal Whaling in the Atlantic: A Comparative Study of Culture, Conflict, and Conservation in St. Vincent and the Faroe Islands Geography & Anthropology 2010-10-15 Fields, DeChantel D. The Life and Times of Black Millennial Males: Teacher Methodology Juxtaposed to Classroom Satisfaction Education 2017-01-08 Fields III, Deacue Beef Producer Preferences for Various Livestock Revenue Protection Products: A Conjoint Approach Agricultural Economics & Agribusiness 2002-07-04 Fikru, Nebiyu Self-healing of Fiber Reinforced Polymer Composites Mechanical Engineering 2009-07-09 Filipe, Manuel Duarte An Economic Analysis of Pre-Harvesting Marketing Strategies and Financial Performance Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness 2002-11-14 Filiz, Sukriye Elif Essays in Labor Economics Economics 2015-07-02 Fillingim, Carron Stewart Revelations from "Cheesecake Manor": Agatha Christie, Detective Fiction, and Interwar England History 2007-06-03 Finch, Joshua David Masculinity and Social Change: Exploring Generative Masculinity Development in Resident Assistant Men through the Social Change Model of Leadership Development Education 2016-04-10 Finck, Sylviane Reading Trauma in Postmodern and Postcolonial Literature: Charlotte Delbo, Toni Morrison, and the Literary Imagination of the Aftermath Comparative Literature (Interdepartmental Program) 2006-11-13 Fink, Richard John Sedimentology and Stratigraphy of the Upper Cretaceous-Paleocene El Molino Formation, Eastern Cordillera and Altiplano, Central Andes, Bolivia: Implications for the Tectonic Development of the Central Andes Geology and Geophysics 2002-06-19 Fink, Carl Allen The Design of a Computer System to Determine the Causes of Edema Using Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy Computer Science 2011-01-27 Finley, Keith M. Southern Opposition to Civil Rights in the United States Senate: A Tactical and Ideological Analysis, 1938-1965 History 2003-07-02 Finney, James Charles Optimization of a Skewed Logistic Distribution with Respect to the Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test Engineering Science (Interdepartmental Program) 2004-05-18 Firth, Robert James A Novel Recurrent Convolutional Neural Network for Ocean and Weather Forecasting Computer Science 2016-04-11 Fischer, Jeffrey Lynn Chemotactic and Inflammatory Responses to and Recognition of Encephalitozoon spp. of Microsporidia Biological Sciences 2008-06-26 Fischer, Aaron Jason Evaluating The Differential Effects of Parental Involvement on Check In/Check Out in Children with Externalizing Behavior Problems Psychology 2012-04-27 Fischer, Aaron Jason Evaluating the Efficacy and Acceptability of Videoconferencing in School-Based Behavioral Consultation Psychology 2014-05-19 Fischer , Molly Voelz Resiliency and Selfless Service Development in Army ROTC Physical Training: A Qualitative Investigation Kinesiology 2014-07-11 Fischer, Jr, Douglas Henry Distributions and Associations of Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms in the Leptin Gene of Bos taurus and Bos indicus Cattle. Animal Science (Animal, Dairy, & Poultry Sciences) 2008-05-30 Fisher, Jonathan C. Do Predator Exclusion, Position, and Plant Architecture Influence Hydrilla-Dwelling Macroinvertebrate Communities? Renewable Natural Resources 2005-06-13 Fisher, Bethany Leann Effects of Resistant Starch in Milk Replacer on Health and Performance in Neonatal Holstein Heifer Calves Animal Science (Animal, Dairy, & Poultry Sciences) 2011-06-30 Fitch, LeeAnn Renee Biodegradation of Buried MC252 Oil in Coastal Beach Sands by PAH Degraders in Response to Oxygen Biostimulation Civil & Environmental Engineering 2016-07-05 Fitz-Fitzharris, Jane Compositional Techniques in Thomas Kerr, Jr.'s Anguished American Easter, 1968 and Their Application to the Theme of African American Theology Music 2006-03-30 Fitzgerald, Alexandra Marie Effects of Varying Land Use on Headwater Stream Fish Assemblages and In-Stream Habitats in Southwestern Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2012-07-25 Fitzgerald-DeJean, Donna Mineo The Investigation of Treatment Outcomes for Adults with Chronic Brain Injury Following Intensive Multidisciplinary Treatment Communication Sciences & Disorders 2008-07-01 Flanagan, Lisa The Bauhaus (Per)Forms Speech Communication 2002-05-31 Flanagan, Charles Allen Mapping the Other Truth in the Shintech Case: Emancipatory Mapping for Environmental Justice in South Louisiana Geography & Anthropology 2005-06-30 Flanagan, Lisa A House Performs Communication Studies 2008-07-09 Flanagan, Michael B Identification of Genes Responsible for Maintenance of Differentiation Capability in Dental Pulp Stem Cells Comparative Biomedical Sciences (Veterinary Medical Sciences) 2013-11-18 Fleck, Erica Lynn The Effect of High Frequency Amplification on Subjective and Objective Benefit with Digital Hearing Instruments Communication Sciences & Disorders 2003-09-04 Fleming, Debbie A. A Vivid Exploration of Shakespeare's Silvia in The Two Gentlemen of Verona: An MFA Production Thesis in Acting Theater 2003-04-08 Fleming, Angela Michelli Louisiana State University During World War I: A Military Tradition Liberal Arts 2017-04-05 Fletcher, Bobby Hugh The Impact of the Louisiana Master Gardener Program on the Perceived and Actual Horticultural Knowledge Levels of Program Participants Human Resource Education Workforce Development 2006-03-29 Fletcher, Rene The Observatory Art 2006-06-02 Flores-Avila, Fernando Sebastian Experimental Evaluation of Control Fluid Fallback during Off-Bottom Well Control in Vertical and Deviated Wells Petroleum Engineering 2002-04-18 Florez, Luz Edith Removal of Toxic Organics in Wetlands: A Mechanistic Model Civil & Environmental Engineering 2004-04-07 Flory, Simone On the Stabilization and Regularization of Rational Approximation Schemes for Semigroups Mathematics 2002-04-04 Flory, Sean How to Remember Thee?: Problems of Memorialization in English Writing, 1558-1625 English 2008-11-11 Flournoy, John Craig Reporting the Movement in Black and White: The Emmett Till Lynching and the Montgomery Bus Boycott Mass Communication 2003-06-11 Flynn, Matthew Lane Flood Damage and Shutdown Times for Industrial Process Facilities Construction Management 2016-04-07 Fodstad, Jill Cherie A Comparison of Feeding and Mealtime Problems in Intellectually Disabled Adults with and without Autism Psychology 2008-06-27 Fodstad, Jill Cherie The Emergence of Challenging Behaviors in At-Risk Toddlers with and without Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Cross-sectional and Risk Factor Study Psychology 2011-06-27 Foersterling, Lee Antarctic Plant and Phytoplankton Response to the First Phase of the Mid Miocene Climatic Optimum at South McMurdo Sound Geology & Geophysics 2011-04-07 Fofana, Souleymane L'Engagement dans la Litterature Africaine: Etude du Mythe Poetique: Maieto Pour Zekia de Joachim Bohui Dali ou la Violence comme Symbole de l'Amour French and Italian 2003-05-26 Fofana, Souleymane La Réécriture des Mythes et le Combat des Femmes Pour leur Libération: Étude de Maďéto Pour Zékia de Bohui Dali, de la Guerre des Femmes de Zadi Zaourou, de la Révolte d'Affiba de Régina Yaou et de Assémien Déhylé, roi du Sanwi de Bernard Dadié French Studies 2006-03-26 Foil, Heather Chance Psychometric Extension of the Memory for Names Test Social Work 2016-04-05 Foley, Cullen C. Wading Bird Food Availability in Rice Fields and Crawfish Ponds of the Chenier Plain of Southwest Louisiana and Southeast Texas Renewable Natural Resources 2015-07-02 Fonseca, Antonio A. Hearing Assessment of Forest Loggers Construction Management and Industrial Engineering 2009-08-17 Font, Laurie Impact of Teaching Style on Student Learning of Evolution Natural Sciences (Interdepartmental Program) 2012-07-05 Fontenot, Jeremy The Fate of Nitrogen in the Marshland Upwelling System Civil & Environmental Engineering 2003-06-10 Fontenot, Royce Landon An Evaluation of Reference Evapotranspiration Models in Louisiana Natural Sciences (Interdepartmental Program) 2004-06-30 Fontenot, Kayla Determinants of the Onset of Disability in Old Age Sociology 2007-04-05 Fontenot, Dexter Paul Evaluating Seashore Paspalum Seed Germination and Enhancement, Erosion Abatement and Potential use as a Vegetative Landfarm Cap Horticulture 2007-11-12 Fontenot, Christopher J. Administrative Responses to Hurricane-Induced Mobility Educational Theory, Policy, & Practice 2008-11-14 Fontenot, Mary Catherine A Phenomenological Study of Couples Who Pursue Infertility and the Impact on Their Lives Human Resource Education Workforce Development 2008-11-20 Fontenot, Kathryn Karsh The Feasibility of Using Select Landscape Species for Phytoremediation of Cumene and 4-Cumylphenol Contaminated Groundwater Horticulture 2009-04-09 Fontenot, Kyle Andrew Effects of Acephate on the Distribution of Tarnished Plant Bugs within the Cotton Plant Profile Entomology 2009-06-11 Fontenot, Dexter Paul Assessment of Bermudagrass (Cynodon dactylon) Biotypes and Bermudagrass Interference with Sugarcane (Saccharum spp. Hybrids) Agronomy & Environmental Management 2014-04-04 Fontenot, Kayla R. Civic Community, Structural Disadvantage, and Suicide: An Ecological Analysis of Middle-Age Non-Hispanic White Male Suicide Across the Rural-Urban Continuum Sociology 2015-04-06 Fooshee, Jeffrey Steven The Development of a Pore Pressure and Fracture Gradient Prediction Model for the Ewing Banks 910 Area in the Gulf of Mexico Petroleum Engineering 2009-01-20 Forbes, Jeffrey Evan Measuring Consumer Perceptions of Credibility, Engagement, Interactivity and Brand Metrics of Social Network Sites Mass Communication 2010-01-13 Ford, Sean M. Fabricating Microfluidic Devices in Polymers for Bioanalytical Applications Chemistry 2002-01-24 Ford, John M. Organizational Politics and Multisource Feedback Psychology 2002-08-13 Ford, Sherry Greenwood The Role of Imagined Interaction and Self-Efficacy in Psychosocial Adjustment to Spousal Bereavement: A Communication Perspective Speech Communication 2003-11-07 Ford, Darlene Noble The Use of the Online Tutorial and Assessment System, MathXL, in Teaching of Algebra I Natural Sciences (Interdepartmental Program) 2009-07-09 Ford, Peter James Electric Elevator Drive with Position Control Electrical & Computer Engineering 2012-04-17 Ford, Stephen Andrew Age, Performance and Retention Interval Effects on Acceptance of a Consumer Health Information Technology System Mechanical Engineering & Industrial Engineering 2014-10-22 Ford, Robert Joseph Hybridization and Population Structure of Western Gulf Coast Mottled Ducks Renewable Natural Resources 2015-11-02 Foreman, Shawn Quincy The Expedition Art 2009-04-16 Foreman, Christopher Characterization and Verification of a Closed Loop Wind Tunnel with a Linear Cascade and Upstream Wake Generator Mechanical Engineering 2013-03-21 Foreman, Jeremy Joseph Managerial Labor Mobility in the National Football League Kinesiology 2017-07-07 Forestieri, Daniel Ernesto Improving Nitrogen Use Efficiency and Yield in Louisiana Sugarcane Production Systems Plant, Enviromental & Soil Sciences 2017-07-07 Foret, Amanda Sharon Reflections on Pleasure: The Fourteenth-Century Alhambra Art 2009-04-14 Foretich, Rachel Suzanna Government Spending and Child Well-being: A correlational study of the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) Countries Social Work 2013-04-11 Forghani, Anoosha Fabrication And Characterization Of Thiol-Acrylate Based Polymer for Bone Tissue Engineering Application Mechanical Engineering & Industrial Engineering 2016-04-11 Forkner, Benjamin Sands Yves Short Story Cycles of the Americas, a Transitional Post-colonial form: a Study of V.S. Naipaul's Miguel Street, Ernest Gaines's Bloodline and Gabriel Gracía Márquez's Los funerales de la Mamá Grande Comparative Literature (Interdepartmental Program) 2012-05-31 Forman, Julianne Photobiological and Thermal Effects of UVA Light on Cell Culture Biological & Agricultural Engineering 2005-11-16 Forney, Laura Vitamin D Status, Adiposity, and Athletic Performance Measures in College-Aged Students Kinesiology 2012-06-22 Forney, Laura Ann The Anti-Inflammatory Effects of Vitamin D and Exercise Kinesiology 2014-11-07 Forsman, Johan Quantitative Clay Mineralogy of Several Louisiana Soils Geology & Geophysics 2005-03-16 Fort, Ellen Professional Development for Geometry Teachers Under Common Core State Standards in Mathematics Natural Science 2014-11-05 Fortes, Santiago Prado Parentes Power Series Expansions for Waves in High-Contrast Plasmonic Crystals Mathematics 2010-04-21 Fortier, Barret Keith Mortality of Pen-Raised White-Tailed Deer(Odocoileus virginianus)Released on Three Areas in Louisiana Renewable Natural Resources 2004-04-15 Fortier, Andre' Alzheimer's Caregiving Appraisal Social Work 2008-07-09 Fortier, Alicia Rae Calibration of Resistance Factors Needed in the LRFD Design of Drilled Shafts Civil & Environmental Engineering 2016-04-01 Foss, Kristin Leanne Feeding Ecology of Red Snapper and Greater Amberjack at Standing Platforms in the Northern Gulf of Mexico: Disentangling the Effects of Artificial Light Oceanography 2016-07-01 Fossum, Ross Pytracks: A Tool for Visualizing Fish Movement Tracks on Different Scales Computer Science 2016-01-17 Foster, John Robert Chairmen of the Joint Chiefs of Staff: Monitoring the Evolution of an Agency through Rhetorical Snapshots of Speeches by Generals Omar N. Bradley, Earle G. Wheeler, George S. Brown and Colin L. Powell Speech Communication 2003-01-29 Foster, Anserd Julius Reducing Phosphorus Runoff Using Poultry Litter Derived from Phytase-Amended Diets Agronomy & Environmental Management 2003-11-11 Foster, Nicholas Ed The Persian Policies of Alexander the Great: From 330-323 BC History 2005-04-11 Foster, Jamye Conceptualizing the Consumer-brand Relationship as a Truly Dyadic Process Marketing (Business Administration) 2010-01-26 Fotso, Herbert Two-Particle Level Diagrammatic Approaches for Strongly Correlated Systems Physics & Astronomy 2011-07-06 Fountain, Kenneth Alexander Mathematical Models for Estimating Volatile Chemical Emissions from Dredging Operations Chemical Engineering 2005-04-12 Fourrier, Jonathan Edward Urban Stream Stabilization Using Regional Hydraulic Geometry Curves for Bankfull Floodplain Design Civil & Environmental Engineering 2007-07-03 Fowler, Matthew Threat, Violence, and Voters: Race and Context in the 2008 Presidential Election Political Science 2011-04-26 Fowler, Drew Nathan Evaluating Abiotic Influences on Soil Salinity of Inland Managed Wetlands and Agricultural Fields in a Semi-Arid Environment Renewable Natural Resources 2013-06-07 Fox, David M. Effects of Insectivorous Birds on Tree Growth in the Maurepas Swamp Renewable Natural Resources 2006-04-03 Fox, Deborah Elizabeth Developing/Testing a New Approach for Assessing Rapid Visual Identification of Hematological Cells Using Principles of Visual Cognition: A Health Science Education Study Educational Theory, Policy, & Practice 2007-07-03 Fox, Anne-Liese Juge Restoring Performance: Personal Story, Place, and Memory in Post-Katrina New Orleans Theatre 2013-11-18 Foy, Jacob Stephen Impact of Algae on Sugar Mill Effluents: Water Treatment and Added Value Assessment Civil & Environmental Engineering 2015-06-08 France, Jr., Bruce Eric From Guerrilla Theater to Media Warfare Abbie Hoffman's Riotous Revolution in America: A Myth Communications Studies 2003-12-20 Franchitti, Nicolas Cyril La Place de L'Honneur dans l'Evolution de la Guerre au Moyen Age French Studies 2016-05-25 Francis, Jennifer L. Psychosocial Predictors of Dietary Fat Reduction: The Role of Stress and the Transtheoretical Model in a Dietary Intervention Psychology 2003-11-13 Francis, Varsha Development of Process Techniques for Bistable Microbeam Fabrication Electrical & Computer Engineering 2005-08-25 Francis, Lue Anda The Impact of Structural Adjustment Loans on Civil Conflict Political Science 2010-07-02 Francis, Felix Comparative genomics, transcriptome analysis and characterization of selected regulatory genes of Burkholderia glumae Plant Pathology & Crop Physiology 2012-06-01 Frank, Alison Christina The Orthographic Characters (in No Particular Order) Art 2004-06-08 Franklin, Ashley Marie Comparison of Occlusal Area and Postcanine Mesiodistal Length in Old World and New World Monkeys Geography & Anthropology 2015-12-21 Franks, Stephenie E. An Integrated Approach to Judicial Decision Making: The Death Penalty in South Africa Political Science 2003-03-30 Franks, Bryan Feedback as a Source of Criterion Noise in Recognition Memory Psychology 2014-07-13 Franzella, Rebecca Seeing the Divine: The Origin, Iconography, and Content of Santa Pudenziana's Apse Mosaic Art 2012-04-26 Fraser, Elizabeth Ann Conservation Versus Survival: A Cultural Ecological Study of Changing Settlement Patterns, Cultures, and Land Use in the Rio Platano Biosphere Reserve of Northeast Honduras Geography & Anthropology 2003-07-07 Frederick, Dale G. Application of Anoxic/Aerobic (A/A) Biological Treatment to Swine Wastewater Biological and Agricultural Engineering 2002-11-12 Freeman, Angelina Regional-Scale Eutrophication Models: A Bayesian Treed Model Approach Environmental Studies 2004-07-08 Freeman, Angelina Analysis and Modeling of Hurricane Impacts on a Coastal Louisiana Lake Bottom Oceanography & Coastal Sciences 2010-01-24 Freeman, Charles An Investigation into Technology and Motivational Influences in Creativity and Product Output in Apparel Design Students Human Ecology 2012-06-20 Freeman, Matthew Evaluation of Thermal Insulation by Coal Beds in the Western Arkoma Basin, OK and Implications for Large Scale Geothermal Resources Geology & Geophysics 2013-05-09 French, Kellye Alyse Head Shaping of the Ancient Maya at Wild Cane Cay and Moho Cay, Belize Geography & Anthropology 2010-01-27 French, Kit Island Hunting: A Field Guide Art 2011-06-05 French, Hilari Maree Characterization of Spiroplasma mirum and Its Role in Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies Pathobiological Sciences (Veterinary Medical Sciences) 2011-07-06 French, Layne Bryan Multiscale Modeling of Particle Transport in Petroleum Reservoirs Petroleum Engineering 2015-07-05 Fresina, Katherine Palladio's Religious Architecture in Venice Art 2012-04-24 Fricke, Tobin Thomas Homodyne Detection for Laser-Interferometric Gravitational Wave Detectors Physics & Astronomy 2011-11-08 Friedland, Carol J. Residential Building Damage from Hurricane Storm Surge: Proposed Methodologies to Describe, Assess and Model Building Damage Civil & Environmental Engineering 2009-04-15 Fries, Melissa Ann Introgression, Health, and Condition of Florida, Northern, and Fx Hybrid Largemouth Bass in Louisiana Water Bodies Renewable Natural Resources 2010-07-07 Frisard, Madlyn Irene Health and Lifestyle Profiles across the Lifespan: Results from the Louisiana Healthy Aging Study Kinesiology 2005-11-15 Fritsche, Reto The Effects of Prostatic Fluid on Functional Characteristics of Cooled Canine Semen Veterinary Clinical Sciences (Veterinary Medical Sciences) 2015-07-13 Fritz, Shannon Characterization of Photon Counting CZT Detectors for Medical X-ray Imaging and Spectroscopy Physics & Astronomy 2011-01-26 Frizzo, Carlo Vincetti Symphonic Revelations Music 2006-06-21 Frnka, Richard Alexander Asymptotic Formulae for Restricted Unimodal Sequences Mathematics 2017-04-06 Fruge, Cheryl Epistemological Congruency in Community College Classrooms: Effects of Epistemological Beliefs on Students' Experiences Educational Leadership, Research & Counseling 2007-04-01 Frugé, Emily Dawn The Utilization of Red Blood Cells in Diets for Swine and Poultry Animal Science (Animal, Dairy, & Poultry Sciences) 2008-06-27 Fry, Marianne Portraits of Adolescence/Juvenile Delinquency: Something Written, Something Said, Something Constructed, Something Read Educational Theory, Policy, & Practice 2012-04-19 Fry, Mark B. Low-Order Modeling of Micro-Flier Impact with Thin Stationary Energetic Targets Mechanical Engineering 2012-04-22 Frye, Doris Ann "Vulgarized": Victorian Women's Fiction in Minor Theatres English 2013-04-12 Frye III, Charles Mitchell Country of Illusion: Imagined Geographies and Transnational Connections in F. Scott Fitzgerald's America English 2012-04-26 Fu, Yanwen Artificial Peptides Containing Cα,α- Disubstituted Amino Acids: Synthesis, Conformational Studies, and Application as β-Strand Mimics Chemistry 2002-08-07 Fu, Haoqiang Development of Dynamic Travel Demand Models for Hurricane Evacuation Civil & Environmental Engineering 2004-04-09 Fu, Yanrong Experimental Quantification and DEM Simulation of Micro-Macro Behaviors of Granular Materials Using X-ray Tomography Imaging Civil & Environmental Engineering 2005-10-24 Fu, Guanyuan Development and Application of Dissociable Antibody MicroArray (DAMA) Staining Technique Biological Sciences 2009-04-09 Fuchs, Tim K. 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I can't remember how they wound up in my freezer but a few days ago I found a package of 3 sirloin chops. They don't seem to get as much love as other chops because they can have uneven marbling and a bit of muscle conflict, but are they really all that bad?
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During a special meeting on Monday April 11th, the GSP Airport Commission recognized and remembered the contributions of Mr. Roger Milliken to the aviation industry and the GSP Airport.
Current Chair of the Commission Minor Shaw reminded those in attendance, including two of the Milliken children Nancy and David that Mr. Milliken was indeed a visionary. Shaw read an excerpt from a presentation given by Mr. Milliken to a group of Upstate legislators on November 11, 1958. The Piedmont Area Airport presentation was intended to get the approval of the legislators to move forward with the airport project. In that presentation Mr. Milliken was quoted as saying, "If we do this thing right, we will have an advantage that few such communities have ever realized. This decision is the same type faced by towns one hundred years ago that wanted to build beside a railroad. Here, we have a facility in keeping with the growth of our time."
The Milliken family was presented with a framed resolution from the Airport Commission in honor of Mr. Milliken's service. They also received a 40 page leather bound photo album that highlighted milestones in the airport history from construction in the late 1950's to the arrival of Southwest Airlines in 2011. Speaking on behalf of the Milliken family, Nancy Milliken thanked the commission for the special recognition and for allowing Mr. Milliken to be a part of the airport family for so long. She recalled how excited her father was about the airport in the early days and she said, "He never lost that excitement".
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The CES slog continues and my spirit is getting weak. The mission of the last two days has been phase 2 of Cringely's CES formula: the Curious.
This is the tough one, because let's face it, this whole place is curious and most of the stuff here is about as useful as hazmat lingerie. The best way I've found to ferret out the Curious is to diligently avoid sobriety. Walk into the caverns of the Las Vegas Convention Center sober looking for weird, and in a couple of hours God will be hosing what's left of you out of the front grille of his El Dorado.
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I'm far too experienced for that. Maintaining a respectable façade at 10 a.m. while still nursing a healthy buzz is why the good lord invented Irish coffee. There's a java joint just outside of Henderson that sells a concoction called the Eye Opener, and believe me, it's aptly named: 16 ounces of bold Colombian with one or two shots of espresso, depending on how cataclysmic the previous evening might have been. Add a dose or three of my good friend Mr. Walker and your heart may be beating out of your chest, your hands trembling like a junkie on his first day in rehab, but your mind will be fully acclimated to hunt the Curious at the largest collection of VC waste this side of Dubai.
Wandering through the convention maze this way, stopping occasionally to shake uncontrollably for a few minutes, lets you see the Curious in a clearer light. The endless ocean of dazed nerds, wrapped in a cornucopia of badges, logoed tchotchke pins, and ridiculous neon bands, all of them rubbing painfully against your prickling, overcaffeinated flesh -- they start to fade into the background. As this swaying wheat field of meat stalks recedes to the rear of your properly scotch-enhanced brain, the Curious begins to pop out at you like gold nuggets in long slabs of gray rock.
Unfortunately, in this particular gold mine, the nuggets are so many that you should probably be mining for the rock. Given that this is just a blog post and you're probably reading it in between meetings, on the throne, or while holding your wife's hand for support while she's delivering the heir to your six-bitcoin fortune, I need to condense my Curious to a probably unjustly chosen duo: One gave me the most spine-tingling joy, and the other made my blood run cold and curse the diabolical mind that invented it.
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This was my absolute favorite, given that massive doses of caffeine and alcohol usually create an unreasonable predilection for violence. I was gently fondling a sample unit, but the demo dude with the heavy southern accent and a suspicious bulge near his ankle quickly took it out of my hand when I eyed a fellow conventioneer loudly spouting imaginary Apple fanboy propaganda in a voice even my marinating brain couldn't tune out. I don't own one of the devil-spawned, fruit-logoed, mind-mushers, but just the thought of having this case in my pocket is enough to weaken my resolve. Supposedly, it will also come fitted for various Samsung models, so maybe that will save me.


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HOUSTON - A high-end retailer is settling charges that it sold real fur coats and shoes to customers who thought they had bought faux fur products.
The Federal Trade Commission accused Neiman Marcus of advertising and selling coats and shoes with real animal fur to customers who thought they were buying faux fur instead. The FTC complaint also alleged the retailer failed to disclose what country the fur came from on three different style coats.
The government's complaint included online ads from Neiman Marcus and it claimed the company violated the Fur Products Labeling Act. The company agreed to settle the charges, without admitting any wrongdoing.
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im leaving for puerto this thursday prettey stoked. i wish i was there for the swell that just passed tho saw some pics it looked awsome.
yea PR rules dude. Ive been to aguadilla twice and Im already in love with the place. The locals really arent to bad unless youre at a super crowded spot. Jobos can be bad at times. The last time I went there werent many urchins it was strange but just paddle out and you can avoid them. Puerto Rico is really chill and almost everyones nice, I played basketball with all of the local kids in one of the gyms by middles and the secret spot. But anyway have a fun time...:cool:
so dont drop in on anyone, watch my stuff and urchins.........and dont fight anyone. haha pretty standard. thanks for all the help
I just got back from my third trip to PR. Try the west coast, Rincon is good for most abilities but check Aguadilla just up North. There are some affordable inns in Rincon and the food is great. You can rent stand-up paddle boards now too out of Rincon if it's flat, and snorkeling/scuba is great out there too. Swellinfo's right; drive around and don't get used to 1 spot. Be respectful to the locals... they live there. Have fun though!
But it wasn't I who got in a fight.. one of my friends did because he was talking this girl and then of course, the 'locals' did not like, so **** went down. He was suppose to be there for 3 weeks but left after 3 days.. haha.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The brother of a man accused of killing his girlfriend said Facebook posts may have lead to the deadly shooting.
Police said Calvin Wright shot and killed his girlfriend on Thanksgiving day and turned himself in Friday morning.
Wright appeared in court Saturday morning to face charges in Rolisha Thomas' death. The judge ordered Wright be held on charges of murder, aggravated assault and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon without bond.
Police were called to the scene at West 2nd Street and Almeda Street just after noon Thursday. Police told Channel 4 when they arrived they found Rolisha Thomas dead in the street from multiple gunshot wounds.
Police said Wright was arguing with 24-year-old Thomas because she was trying to end their relationship.
Wright's brother, Tim Griffin, said Thomas may have posted derogatory comments about Wright on her Facebook page, which may have angered Wright. Police have not confirmed if this is part of their investigation.
"We just want that man taken off the streets," the victim's mother, Theresa Thomas, told Channel 4's Vic Micolucci Thursday afternoon. "He shot my daughter for her own cell phone. She asked him for her phone and he just pulled a gun out and shot her. Then he started shooting at me and the rest of my kids. I could still see her falling down, and I couldn't even go out there because he was shooting at me too. He just killed my child for no reason."
Attempts to reach Thomas's family members Friday after the arrest was made were unsuccessful as no one was home at their house.
Police said Wright was recently released from prison in April after serving time on burglary charges.
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Wisconsin stuffs No. 19 Northwestern 35-6
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MADISON, Wis. — Linebacker Chris Borland smiled, then politely declined to share details of the rousing pregame speech he gave his Wisconsin teammates.
The Badgers defense did all its talking on the field.
Melvin Gordon ran for a 71-yard touchdown, Borland had one of his team's seven sacks, and Wisconsin figured out No. 19 Northwestern's high-octane offense in a 35-6 win Saturday.
For most of the day, the Badgers pushed around an opponent that had been averaging 39 points and 474 yards a game. Players in red jerseys were flying around all over the field, especially in Northwestern's backfield.
"You can kind of feel the offense on their heels. Getting really aggressive is always a good time," said Borland, who had a team-high 10 tackles. "That's how you play defense."
The Badgers (4-2, 2-1 Big Ten) chased down quarterbacks Kain Colter and Trever Siemian. Jared Abbrederis burned the secondary for a 63-yard touchdown reception in the first quarter before leaving with a head injury. Gordon finished with 22 carries for 172 yards.
And, as usual, the heady Borland was in the middle of what seemed like every play. That energy from the pregame speech seemed to carry over to both sides of the ball, building up as a slow start and defensive struggle turned into a decided blowout on homecoming weekend.
"Trust me, Chris Borland said whatever he needed to say in very (certain) terms," coach Gary Andersen said. "Those kids listened to him."
Northwestern (4-2, 0-2) the league's peskiest defense, grabbed three more turnovers to increase its season total to 17.
The Wildcats just couldn't turn those mistakes into enough points.
Clobbered by the pass rush. Shut down in the running game — just 44 yards on 25 carries, the lowest total since getting zero yards in a loss to Ohio State in 2007.
"I hope this gives our guys a punch in the face and wakes them up. It's hard to win Big Ten football games," coach Pat Fitzgerald said. "When you get punched in the face, you've got to shake the cobwebs out."
On the other end, Northwestern was doomed by the big plays. Gordon's long run gave Wisconsin a three-possession lead before halftime.
Back from what turned out to be a minor left knee injury that knocked him out of the loss to Ohio State two weeks ago, Gordon ran left on a sweep and burst through the hole on second-and-3. Ibraheim Campbell tried to close out inside the 10, but the speedy, 207-pound back lowered his right shoulder into the safety to just get the ball over the goal line on a play upheld on replay review.
"We started out slow and by the defense playing so well, it allowed us to get in our groove," Gordon said.
A week after a 40-30 loss to Ohio State, the Wildcats took a step back on the road.
"We know we can play better," linebacker Damien Proby said. "We know we can play a lot better than what we showed out there today."
Do-everything quarterback Colter was held to 10 yards rushing on six carries for Northwestern. The Wildcats tried to stretch the field horizontally to find holes but Borland and his fellow linebackers filled the lanes while the secondary did an admirable job covering up the receiving corps.
Colter finished 4 for 5 passing for 34 yards and an interception. Siemian was 13 for 34 for 163 yards.
The Badgers had huge edges in first downs (24-10) and total yards (527-241). They held Northwestern to 2 of 17 on third downs.
It didn't help that running back Venric Mark, who had just returned last week from an injury, got knocked out in the second quarter with an apparent left foot injury. Colter also suffered what Northwestern called a "lower body injury" in the first half but quickly returned.
The Wildcats, playing catch-up, went with drop-back passer Siemian more as the game progressed.
It played right into the hands of the charging Badgers.
"After Colter was out, we were keyed into that," Borland said. "It worked to our advantage."
The Wildcats only managed two first-half field goals by Jeff Budzien from 27 and 43.
James White's 1-yard touchdown run made it 14-3 with 7:06 in the second quarter before Gordon's long run to add another touchdown.
White finished with 101 yards on 19 carries. Abbrederis had two catches for 74 yards. Andersen said after the game that his top receiver looked OK and should be back next week to face Illinois.
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Whitney Port, Elisabeth Rohm + More Get Zombified for the American Red Cross
Stars like Whitney Port show their support for the American Red Cross Zombie Blood Drive and AMC's 'The Walking Dead!'
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Every two seconds, someone in the US needs blood. It might be because of an accident… because of a natural disaster… or even a zombie apocalypse.
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Just kidding!… Well, sort of. We'll admit that a zombie apocalypse is probably unlikely to happen, but that doesn't mean negate the fact that in the event of something horrible happening to the country or the world, it's the existing available blood supply that will help save lives. Accordingly, AMC and the American Red Cross have teamed up to raise awareness about donating blood—and of course they're doing it in the most entertaining way possible.
The American Red Cross Zombie Blood Drive, running from now through October 22, urges everyone to give blood through the Red Cross. But they've got a little help from the likes of Whitney Port, Elisabeth Rohm, and more—only what's this? Uh oh! They've been turned into zombies!
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Don't worry, though; it's just Hollywood magic. Special effects makeup artist extraordinaire Greg Nicotero, who supplies the FX makeup for AMC's hit show The Walking Dead, has zombified the stars supporting the campaign for a special undead photo shoot, and the results are pretty spectacular. AMC is also organizing a sweepstakes to thank those who donate blood to the Red Cross, with the grand prize being a visit to the set of The Walking Dead in Atlanta. Neat-o! Want to find out more? Watch AMC's special PZA (that's Public Zombie Announcement) here:
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2) The Art of Midwifery
It is not unusual to find hard spots on the cervix during examination of a woman in labor. If the woman does not have condylomas, most often what you are feeling are small cervical scars from previous births or gynecological procedures. The use of instruments for dilating the cervix or delivering the baby often causes small tears to occur, as does pushing a baby out prematurely (before complete dilation). These adhesions most often will break down during the active phase of labor. If you feel they are causing a lack of progress (the woman remains at 5-6 cm for over an hour), you might consider simply pressing the adhesion against the presenting part during a contraction. You will feel the adhesion break up under your finger. This causes no pain and readily resolves the problem. There may be a spot of blood as this is done, but this is of no concern. The labor will usually progress rapidly after the adhesion is gone.
- Valeria El Halta, Midwifery Today Issue 46
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3) News Flashes
In the wake of reports from England that one third of that country's female obstetricians would prefer a cesarean birth, a survey of 135 English midwives was done to determine their preference. Ninety-six percent of those surveyed would prefer a vaginal delivery. Authors of the study said that female obstetricians were more likely to opt for a cesarean because they rarely attend an uncomplicated delivery, and that witnessing traumatic deliveries drives them to preferring a cesarean. Midwives, on the other hand, have a well rounded and realistic view of birth and are in a superior position to judge the best way for a baby to be born. In addition, midwives are far more involved than obstetricians with care after cesareans, making them aware of the difficulties a woman has nursing and caring for an infant following what amounts to major abdominal surgery.
- British Medical Journal 319, October 9, 1999
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4) Changing Birth Globally by Sara Wickham, RM
This action list of small things all midwives can do to change societal attitudes about birth and promote midwifery and the midwifery model was derived from some research I carried out a few years ago. All the suggestions are either free or very low cost, and none will take too much time or effort. Some things on the list won't be new ideas to you, but they might act as a gentle reminder that simple, everyday things might have a positive impact on the way our society sees birth and midwifery.
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6) Question of the Week
I did a search on varicose veins and came up with only a brief reference to a connection between them and a diet high in sugar and meat, and living at a high elevation. I am 23 weeks pregnant with my third child, and this is my second experience with this, only it has become apparent much sooner in the pregnancy. Does anyone have any insights into causes, or have helpful suggestions? Herbs, diet, exercise, support garments? And just how common is my complaint, anyway? In all the lay literature I've read, vulval varicosities have only been mentioned a couple of times.
- Cathy Killough
(Repeated) Does anyone know of any natural remedies for blocked fallopian tubes? The woman in question has already had two children and is not aware of having had an infection that could have caused this.
- Julia Duthie
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7) Question of the Week Responses
More on LEEP and dilation:
In response to women who have had cervical surgery such as LEEP, I have two experiences as a childbirth educator. One mother had so much cervix removed that every GYN or midwife who examined her commented. She had a shorter than average, unmedicated, spontaneous vaginal delivery with her first and a long early labor but rapid late labor and second stage with the second at home. The other mother had a LEEP procedure and stalled at about 9 cm for four or more hours with all three of her births, refused augmentation. She had all three, allowing labor to progress at its own rate without any problems.
- Cindy S.
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8) Switchboard
In response to the question about treating the cord stump and baby bathing [Issue 2:12]:
My nephew's cord took over six weeks to fall off as well. My sister scrubbed alcohol all over the cord several times each day as recommend by the hospital nurses. His cord stayed wet and icky.
Several years ago we discussed this on a midwifery list. Seems in other countries nothing is put on the umbilical cord, or only a medicated powder is used. Few other countries recommend dousing the cord with alcohol, which is over 80% water. When the cord is allowed to dry out, it kind of rots off. One doctor told me the only thing that should go on the cord stump is sunlight. Some midwives use goldenseal or rosemary powder; these help the cord dry out.
- Camellia May
There's no reason whatsoever not to bathe a baby normally prior to the cord falling off. In fact, it will tend to encourage the cord to detach earlier, much like the softening and re-drying of a scab. Swabbing a cord with alcohol on a regular basis actually prolongs the time until it falls off. Simple normal hygiene, with attention to abnormalities (redness, swelling) is generally all that is needed. My kiddo's cord fell off at one week; we bathed her immersed from the time she was five minutes old. As she loved water and it soothed her immensely to be buoyant, I can't imagine depriving an infant of that particular joy. I've seen four babies in my limited practice and personal experience who have had a Leboyer style bath after birth, and each of those babies has been extremely calm for months afterward, no colic, no fussiness.
I know it is common practice in some countries (notably the US) not to bathe babies until the cord falls off. Here in Australia babies are bathed on (shock horror) day one! *And* we don't do "cord care" anymore!
- Kirsten Blacker
In my experience, the best thing to do to the baby's cord is...nothing! Just leave it alone. My son's cord fell off at just three days, but my mom told me that my older brother's took five weeks. So it seems like it varies by baby. Just don't worry about it unless it somehow gets infected.
- Michal Lynn Moyer
Starting from attending waterbirths twelve years ago, we realized there is no reason to keep newborns out of the tub (at home of course; I don't recommend bathing babies at all in the hospital as the vernix is protective and there are a lot of dangerous germs around).
But right from the start newborns can go into the bath with their moms. The best way is to undress the baby and wrap him in a cotton blanket. That way he feels secure. Then have someone pass him to mom who is already sitting in a tub full of nice warm water. If he is a bit apprehensive he can be nursed for comfort while he gets used to the water. Most little ones love this kind of bath. Within a few minutes the blanket can be allowed to drift away. There is a good big supply of warm water, not a little tub that is cooling off as the babe is undressed. The mom feels secure so the baby is calm and a good time is had by all. And once the baby is enjoying baths, dad can be the bath-giver. The real purpose here is pleasure, not hygiene.
Bathing causes no problems with the cord. If anything, water helps the oils dry up and the cord falls off more quickly.
- C Ruskin, RM
If alcohol is used to clean the cord, it will take longer to fall off, since alcohol is a preservative. Alcohol-cleaned cords can take several weeks to fall off, whereas those cleaned in water alone tend to fall off within the first week. There is no need to avoid bathing when the cord is still present; just wipe it gently with a wet cotton ball or clean cloth and then carefully pat dry.
A study is underway at BC Women's Hospital, looking at bacterial colonization on alcohol-cleaned vs. water-cleaned cords. So far, they've found (I believe--maybe someone out there has more details) that there are more bacteria present on the water-cleaned cords, but no greater incidence of infection in the newborns.
- Jennifer Landels
In response to the question about Anti-C [Issue 2:12]:
Your friend's doctor must have ordered a type and factor test to look at her blood factors more closely. I imagine that this was ordered because of her previous losses. Anti-C means that she carries antibodies to the rhesus factor "C". My understanding is that she must have been exposed to the C factor with one of her previous pregnancies, probably due to the fact that her partner is a carrier of C, and so one of the babies was as well. Sometimes mixing of the baby's and the mother's circulation occurs at birth, and more infrequently in pregnancy. This makes a rare incompatibility occur between this woman's blood and her baby's blood if the baby is C positive like its father. The mother, whose body sees the baby's blood as "foreign," sends the anti-C antibodies, which eventually destroy the red blood cells of the baby, and can then terminate the baby's life.
Can't antenatal rhogam be used here to prevent this from occurring, or am I misled in my beliefs? I am curious why her doctor was so sure that this sensitization wasn't the cause of her two miscarriages. I also would like to hear more on rare sensitization, as this is of personal concern to me.
- Jenny Johnson
The website address for the latest news and information on the Kansas City area chapter of the International Cesarean Awareness Network's picket, phone, fax, and media protest of an ob/gyn conference has been changed to:
See Issue 2:12 for details.
Does anyone know where I can obtain the Spanish for Midwives tapes,
http://www.birthwithlove.com/Resources/newswapmeet.asp is a swap meet page for midwives. It is really cool, and I would like it see it get HUGE! What a good idea!
- Leighza
At the hospital where I am currently working, the bath is inaccessible for mums in labour "because of infection control." Some young midwives are trying to get baths installed in at least a couple of the six birthing rooms. Originally we were trying for a tank for waterbirths, a couple of years back. Wow!! That was toooooo radical!
I would like to know if anyone knows of any research documents about infections(in both mother or baby by bathing during labour), that we might use to "gain ground" with the older midwives, registrars and consultants, the CNC, and DON, who appear to feel bathing is not beneficial to mums for pain relief and while in labour, because.... There are no baths allowed in post-natal either; the bath is covered so as not to be recognizable--for the same reason: cross-infections.
- Robyn J Aulmann
I am an aspiring midwife and have dreamed of becoming one for 14 years. I am 31 and if I need a bachelor's degree and then a master's degree it will take me many years (I have 3 young children). I have recently found out that this is not the only route to becoming a midwife and that I may be able to do it another way. I am already an LPN and have had experience on the maternity floor and with laboring women. Thank you in advance for any advice readers may be able to give me.
- Kenya Yopp
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9) How I Became a Midwife, by Ollie Ann Hamilton, LDEM, CPM
How did I become a midwife? What a question! Why do I breathe? Why do I live?
I think I was born a midwife. I was the fifth of six children, and by that time, my mom thought her loss of menses was menopause! Because for six months my three sisters were having babies, she kept her pregnancy a secret until a month before I was born. After sixteen years it was another daughter for her, and I was her first hospital birth. Although she never talked about such things, I caught the sense that she was disgusted with her hospital birth. To her, birth was a normal event and was therefore not to be talked about. She had even birthed twins at home during the Depression.
I grew up in a large extended family and had great parents and a wonderful childhood spent roaming the woods of Missouri. My mother had been the oldest of twelve children and mothered all of them because her parents died early in life from the Spanish flu. In fact her mother had her last children at the same time my mom was starting her family, so my mom raised her siblings, too. When anyone had a problem, they were at our home. My sisters tried to mother me but I resisted the idea of having four mothers!
Babies were always around-my sisters and brothers were having them and were more than happy to let me play with them. I began to baby sit at a young age and starting when I was five, worked in the church nursery-I loved babies!
I ended up marrying the nursery teacher's son when I was eighteen years old. We waited three years to have our first child. It was 1966 and we were on our own in Okinawa, Japan. We went to the library and ordered books about natural birth from publishers in the United States. Our friends thought we were crazy. We ended up going off base to a Seventh Day Adventist hospital where we were allowed to do pretty much what we wanted. I had a nice birth and afterward nursed my baby. Suddenly, all the friends who thought we were crazy came to us to find out how we had done it. I started speaking to couples' groups and generally spreading the word about natural birth.
I birthed my second baby five years later in a small town in Idaho. By that time I had helped several friends educate themselves about birth. Quite by chance I met a newly arrived midwife in my eighth month of pregnancy. I was quickly hooked, and readily changed my plans to having a homebirth. I loved it! And I thought this was all quite normal-I wasn't aware of the political statement I was apparently making. Sixteen months later our next was born, this time in Denver. By then I had begun to realize a normal birth was pretty hard to put together.
Within a year friends asked me to help them do what I had done, and I jumped in head first. I started teaching classes and attending hospital and homebirths as a doula. A year later a couple asked me to be their midwife for their first baby and I dove right in. I had great help from another midwife and a doctor who had attended my last birth and both were happy to be there for me. Within five months, however, we moved to Billings, Montana and I was on my own. In the eight months we lived there I attended eight births, then it was on to Cheyenne, Wyoming for the next three and a half years. It took me seven years to do a hundred births. Twenty-three years later I have attended over six hundred births and am still counting. I love babies, mothers and fathers-I love it all. I believe in birth and love to see the transition from girl to woman in first time moms.
For the past eight years I have worked with the Hutterite community in Montana. It has been a special privilege because these women are only one generation away from home birthing and they have lost it so badly. It is wonderful to see them be empowered again.
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Who would have thought it a week ago, that the Mets would be trying to salvage this roadtrip to San Francisco and San Diego, against two of the worst teams in the NL. That's the case.
Willie Randolph spoke before the game about how he's not worried about Pedro Martinez, but in just scoring a few runs.
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Dark Arts was a class taught at several wizarding schools. Unforgivable Curses and numerous other forms of Dark magic were taught in this class. It is possible that students were used as victims as a form of punishment.
Durmstrang InstituteEdit
- "Durmstrang takes a far more sensible line than Hogwarts about the Dark Arts. Durmstrang students actually learn them, not just the defence rubbish we do..."
- —Draco Malfoy comparing the two schools.[src]
Dark magic was taught at Durmstrang Institute. This, along with their pure-blood supremacy, are reasons why Lucius Malfoy considered sending his son Draco there, and why the school had a negative reputation.
Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and WizardryEdit
Salazar SlytherinEdit
Early after Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was founded, in c. A.D. 993, disagreements sprung up early around the teaching of the Dark Arts.[1]
Salazar Slytherin may have wanted to teach his students spells of which the other three founders disapproved, and it is a possibility that he had initially constructed the Chamber of Secrets as a place in which to teach the Dark Arts.[1]
1997-1998 school yearEdit
- "Amycus, the bloke, he teaches what used to be Defence Against the Dark Arts, except now it's just the Dark Arts. We're supposed to practise the Cruciatus Curse on people who've earned detentions..."
- —Neville Longbottom, matter-of-factly discussing the changes that have been made at Hogwarts[src]
During the 1997–1998 school year, Amycus Carrow was appointed Defence Against the Dark Arts Professor at Hogwarts, and changed the subject to just Dark Arts. The seventh years learned how to cast the Cruciatus Curse (which was to be practised on students who earned detention), and possibly how to conjure Fiendfyre and other Unforgivable Curses; Vincent Crabbe and Gregory Goyle were said to be top students due to their inclination to cruelty. After that year, Carrow was replaced and the subject returned to teaching defence.
Behind the scenesEdit
- Dark Arts is the only class confirmed to be taught at more than one wizarding school, though it was only temporary at Hogwarts.
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (Mentioned only)
- Pottermore (Mentioned only)
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It is narrated from Hazrat Khbir (as), the Messenger of Allah (saas) said; "Hazrat Mahdi (as) has the mastership of the Prophet Moses (pbuh)", he is a master like the Prophet Moses (pbuh), he says. "The beauty of the Prophet Jesus (pbuh)", he is beautiful like the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) "The patience of the Prophet Job (pbuh)". Slanders, difficulties, prison, pains. He is patient in all of them.
"Abu Khibr said to Imam Muhammad Bakr (as): "...HOW IS HAZRAT MAHDI (AS) RECOGNIZED? He answered:"WITH HIS GUIDANCE AND HIS GRANDEUR". He has a surprising grandeur. And he is surprised to his faith. He has an out of the ordinary faith. He has an uncommon grandeur. He says that he is known through the acknowledgment of his students and loved ones. So his students praise him. This is acknowledgment. They say, "He is this and that good." He says that it is understood from that.
"Hazrat Mahdi's (as) face will shine like golden-bronze. It will be so bright that the true color of his skin will not be able to be seen." His skin is that bright. "Hazrat Mahdi (as)'s face is sometimes a light color." A lighter white color. "And sometimes shines like gold." So what does gold-like mean? Wheat color. "Sometimes it is darker and bright like the moon." Sometimes his color gets darker, more reddish. Maybe because of the sun's effect.
"Hz. Mahdi (as) is mild", so he is balanced, "he has beautiful face and hair," look his hair is also beautiful. "He has a thin nose." So his nose is not large, it is thin. "And he has a young man's appearance with a wide face." His face is also wide. Look now, his face and forehead are wide. What does it mean? It means he has a large head, because his forehead is wide, his face is wide. Since his face is mild and straight, then his head is large. He has a large head. Our Prophet (saas)'s head was also large. The heads of the prophets are all large. Allah creates it like that.
"The spot on Hazrat Mahdi (as)'s cheek is a bump like that on the Prophet Moses (pbuh)" a little bumpy "and bright like the stars." What does it mean? It is not black. It is light colored. A color like skin tone, insha'Allah.
Look at these details, "Shoulder tip bone is also gentle." Truly the bones of some people are hard as stone . Some people have younger bones. It is understood that he or she is young. Bones get harder with age; it is understood. So the skin, bone structure and flesh tissues are separate. May Allah forbid. Of course, it is a means to give up the life of this world. For example, their bones and ribs can be seen. It is seen. This happens in both men and women. They get harder. Flesh slides on the bones; it is separate from the bones. The skin and the bones are separate. May Allah forbid. When one touches it, it can be felt. Insha'Allah.
The display of blessing is beautiful. Our Prophet (saas) says, "Get blessed and show the blessings." This is a nice thing for Muslims. Seeing a blessing on his or her brother or sister opens the heart of a Muslim. It also makes the hypocrites angry, insha'Allah.
Some people are very good-tempered. For example we have a brother. He says, "Master, I have a small hunchback but I am a person full of love." So what does it matter if he has a hunchback or not? What is wrong with that? It is important that he has good morality. For example he says, "I stutter when I am stressed." So what? You will acquire more merits. If you have two deficiencies, you will acquire more merits. But people are ruthless of course. Some of them may not feel love just because of that. They may not have respect. This is a moral deficiency. Feeling hatred towards someone because of his disability is a low and despicable act. We love him due to his fear of Allah. He love him due to his morality. If you have good morals , good for you, how nice.How could you love one in any other way? There is bones and flesh. What is left to love? There is nothing left. Man dies in a short time. His body is destroyed beneath the soil. Insha'Allah. His fear of Allah stays. Insha'Allah. Life after death, the infinite life is important. Life here ends very quickly.
(About people who like the violence and bloodshed of communists and thus became communists)
He must have just been a communist. He must have gathered information from here and there. Someone must have told him something. He must have got it from magazines and so on. He has got in the mood of a communist. He must have viewed the pictures of Che Guevara. He might have been amazed with the beard of Marx, as in "What a thick beard he has". He might have liked the violence of the communists. Because as far as I can see from his manner, he looks like a ruthless man. He might have liked the sadism of the communists. He might have liked bloodshed. He might have liked that they are against religion and what is sacred. He might have liked being psychopath. If you let him, he would become a satanist. What does he do instead? He says, "Let's become a communist". This is the thing. If these are not communists, they either become satanists or join gangs. They join the street gangs. Or rather they join the mafia. Therefore, in such people such characteristics can be seen. You are very cultured and informed. So you can size him up in short. Even if he says, "I do not understand" he must already have.
You must not be tense about that issue. For example you can say, "It is impossible for a protein to be formed by chance. Another protein is needed for a protein to be formed." That would stick with him for all eternity. If you ask him, he would say, "No I am not impressed. I am not listening to you." It is not important. You cannot get results by criticizing the social structure of communism. This is not the way to strive against communism. You would be defeated. You cannot handle this. You must destroy the essence of communism. What is the essence of communism? On what it is established? It is established on the dialectic philosophy. What is the dialectic philosophy based on? It is based on Darwinism. How is Darwinism destroyed? It collapses when you hit it on two points. For example, you will say proteins first and fossils second. There are 350 million fossils, you will say. They have not changed in any way. They are the same as animals now. There is no chance. 350 million. They have not changed. Despite this, there is no evidence Darwinists can show. They cannot show a single transitional form fossil, not a single one. Now this ends it all. But we are making it simpler. Look, we are not even mentioning chromosomes. We are not mentioning chromosomes. We are only saying; "Is it possible for a protein to be formed by coincidence?" Of course, he would say, "It is possible" due to his ignorance; but you will say to him, "Look, what is Dawkins saying? What is Dawkins saying? He says, "Only aliens could do it." He says, "It is not possible, it has to be designed. It is impossible through coincidences." Because a protein cannot be formed without proteins. So, what is Marxism based on? It is based on Darwinist philosophy. It is a theory based on Darwinism. What happens when Darwinism is gone? Marxism is caught out in the open. Like a house without a basement. A house without a basement; think about it, there is a house hanging in the sky. What happens? It collapses. This is what you will do. Do not bother about masonic symbols. You cannot cope with them.2011-12-23 22:25:50


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Q: I love all the new decorating trends that I see on Pinterest and in magazines, but I get so overwhelmed by them and don't have the budget to try them all. How do I know which ones I should try and which ones to avoid?
Maria D.
A: I also look through Pinterest, magazines and newspapers for inspiration. It's so fun! But even if you could afford all the new trends, nobody has time to do them all, and your house would be a disastrous mash-up of styles.
Use the images to express your own style. Collect pictures from magazines and newspapers, but only the ones you really love, the ones you're thinking about later. Save those. Don't worry about prices yet.
Same goes for Pinterest. Pick your favorites, and print only those out. It's easier to lay them out on a table and rearrange them if they're on paper rather than on your computer.
Arrange the images in different stacks. I like to use stacks for color, furniture, accessories and overall style in my personal process I call a "Vision Board." If you're working on a room in your house, say, the bathroom, tailor your stacks to that — add a "plumbing fixtures" stack. And a bedroom Vision Board would have an additional stack for bedding.
Over several days, pick your favorite five or six out of each stack, and pin or tape to an actual piece of foam core or cardboard. Take a photo of those. Do this as often as you like. Eventually, a few strong ideas — and your own style — will emerge.
Once you're ready to buy, if an image you like is expensive, look for similar styles in your price range. Your Vision Board shows the look, not the exact objects. If it's a color scheme, start with paint and throw pillows as an inexpensive way to achieve the look.
Enjoy the process and work patiently. Evolve toward your own sense of style. No need to do everything all at once. It's too much. Shoot me a picture of your Vision Board, I want to see your progress!