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Mary Murry is a certified nurse-midwife in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn.
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It's a mobile world. Add pregnancy to the mix and travel of any type can become even more adventuresome.
Whether you're traveling for business or pleasure, be sure to check with your obstetric provider ahead of time. If you have a healthy pregnancy, you'll likely to be able to travel far and wide. Be sure to follow any limitations or restrictions you might be given, though.
When you have the OK to travel during pregnancy, there's plenty you can do to stay comfortable.
When traveling by car:
- Drink plenty of water. I'm always preaching about water, and here I go again. Drink up!
- Plan frequent breaks. During my first pregnancy, I found all the rest stops between Memphis and Cincinnati. Even if you don't need to use the restroom, taking time to walk around can help you feel your best.
- Be prepared for carsickness. Even if you've never been carsick, you might need to keep a basin handy.
- Pack your pillow. If you're lucky enough to be the passenger, recline your seat and take time to snooze. Car travel might be a sure way to lull you to sleep.
When traveling by plane, you'll face special challenges. First, find out the airline's policy on travel during pregnancy — just to make sure you'll be allowed to fly. To minimize swelling in your feet and ankles, take occasional walks up and down the aisle or to the impossibly small airplane restroom. When you're seated, flex and extend your ankles often.
If you're traveling near the end of pregnancy, consider packing a copy of your prenatal records. You'll be able to easily share the information with a local health care provider, in case anything happens while you're away from home.
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Mystic India Tour
September 22nd, 2012By Rashmi Goyal
Are you an India buff languishing around some hotel in Delhi secretly wishing for an awesome journey of awakening to suck you in like quick sand? Having resolved to embrace the vagaries of nature, are you seeking to be swept away by a mystic India tour, seeking an inner courage, confidence and silent spiritual strength while leaving behind all that was familiar. Then let your footprints map the length and breadth of India – a land that has been home to an ancient and highly advanced civilization flourishing for more than 9,000 years. At every footstep you find decent accommodation.
India is home to a colorful mixture of people speaking 18 different languages and 850 dialects. India is the envy of the world as no other country, even continent, has so many different people living and working together. Start from your Delhi hotel to travel just 250 km to the banks of the Ganges at Haridwar and take part in the Harki Pauri Arti (Ceremony of Lamps). For thousands of years, Hindus have gathered here to pay their respects to revered river Goddess Ganga.
(left) Mansarovar Lake – 18,000 feet above seal level
Continue north to the mountain village of Sripur, famous for its grand shrine, Kamleshwar Muth. Continue into the Himalayas to the revered Badrinath Temple at 11,300 feet. Trek through the Himalayas, home to 92 of the 94 tallest peaks in the world! Crossing a pass at 18,000 feet reach the sacred peak of Mount Kailash and the holy shores of Mansarovar, the source of four mighty Indian rivers – Indus, Brahmaputra, Karnali and Sutlej.
Negotiate the deepest gorge in the world cut by the Kali Gandki between Dhaulagiri and Nilgiri in the Annapurna Mountain range. Eventually reach Muktinath at 12,500 feet, where an ancient temple of Lord Vishnu gloriously stands to this day, encircled by 108 waterspouts. Many an enlightened soul embarked on an inner journey here, performing austerities in rare yogic postures for years, growing older and wiser.
Descend from the mountains, passing through peaceful villages, through a land adorned with grand monuments, palaces and relics of stone, exploring Indian architecture and its paradise of styles, forms and shapes.
Head through the rainforests of Assam, the jungles of Sunderbans to the shores of Jagannath Puri in Orissa, where the annual Rath Yatra (Festival of Chariots) is celebrated. Every year, for thousands of years, millions of pilgrims flock here to pull the chariot of Lord Jagannath. A conch shell blows along with boisterous clanging of plates. Hundreds pull the chariot with four massive ropes. Pilgrims cheer, sing, dance, and throw vermillion into the air. An awesome sight of thousands in a sea of colors fills your vision.
Rameshwaram Temple
Follow the eastern coastline to arrive in South India at the 12th century Rameshwaram Temple which has 1,212 pillars and a stone corridor 1.2 km long. Go through the temple towns of South India and backwaters of Kerala to end your journey at village Loj in Gujarat. It's back to Delhi then, having covered 12,000 km in effect for the awakening – to courage, confidence, love, truth, and tolerance – the essence of Indian culture and the greatest gift India offers the world!
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Hotels in Delhi will have an in house travel help desk that will make you become part of any great cultural event of India, at any time, at any spot . So go ahead and get your awakening itinerary organized by the experts.

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Someone else already said it, WP is a communication device that launches apps, Iphone an app launching devices that supports communication. - 01-28-2013, 11:10 PM #103
I'm more surprised by how many personal information some people are willing to openly share on various social networks, web forums and other similar places, especially where a simple Google search can locate it (I've done some searches on some people in the past... Not for malicious purposes, but for other reasons 😉). That may be more dangerous in many cases than trusting your information (through the cloud storage or in similar ways) to a large, well-known corporation.
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I hear about sales reps saying that WPs are utter BS... bought mine online. Activating was a pain: one hour Skype call, since the landline can't do 800 numbers. Day 2, I go to Verizon and ask about a case for the 822. Sales rep USES an 822: was happy to see another user using WP. Wish I got the Otter case, but got the high-gloss silicone instead.
All-in-all, you nees to find sales reps that use the same OS as you do. - 02-04-2013, 04:21 PM #111
A few people have asked me that.
I just tell them I just liked the Windows Phone interface better and I enjoy the bigger screen on my Lumia 920.
When people ask me which phone to get, or which is "best" I ask them what they have used in the past and how they use their phone. I don't go around evangelizing Windows Phone and telling everyone to get one or talking about how the iPhone sucks. In fact I've recommended the iPhone to a few people who I felt would be happier with it than a Windows Phone.
If someone has been using the iPhone for a while and they are happy with it and not bored of the interface, then why would I try and persuade them to switch to Windows Phone?
Now if someone is looking for an alternative to the iPhone and they don't have any specific app requirements like Instagram and don't demand always having the latest game as soon as it's released and they aren't a "power user", that is a circumstance where I do suggest they consider Windows Phone.
I rarely endorse Android though, because I think it's a poor choice for average users. - 02-10-2013, 11:57 AM #114
Why dont I get an iPhone?
Well i got this phone not so long ago and I still like it alot. I am however thinking about purchasing and IPhone in the future. Im an inpatient person overall and im tired of waiting for things to happen on this mobile platform. So yeah its because i had this phone for a short time. I should probably stop making purchases the market since I will walk away in the future.
Sent from my SGH-i677 using Board Express - 02-10-2013, 12:16 PM #115
I've had my Lumia 900 for almost a year; moving over after 3 years of iPhone. I love the Lumia but lately I've been missing the quality and variety of apps that iPhone has. I support WP devs by purchasing apps on a weekly basis but it's frustrating now that new cool apps are WP 8 only; or when devs pull support from WP to focus on Android and IOS. I have a first gen iPod Touch that runs almost all the apps my iPhone 4 does. That's good support. Microsoft could learn from that. I'm under contract until Halloween so I'll have some time to decide on which OS to stay with. My wish is for a WP with iPhone level apps ...
How do you expect better apps on a 7.5 device when most developer, when they do develop want to incorporate all new features.
The difference between your ipod/phone and wp7/8 is that your iPod and iPhone have the same exact is...wp7 and 8 couldn't be farther apart. They look the same but everything underneath is different.
Developers have to have two instances of the same app for wp7/8.
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Tamron's only image-stabilized 1:1 macro lens
This full-frame, high-speed, short telephoto is Tamron's tenth 90mm macro since 1979, but its first 1:1 close-up lens with Vibration Compensation—the only one of Tamron's five true macros to offer it. This $750 (street) 90mm f/2.8 scales up to 135mm or 144mm on APS-C-format bodies, depending on mount (we tested a Canon-compatible sample).
Higher resolution, better autofocus, and faster bursts—not to mention a swiveling LCD, all for a swoon-worthy price
When Nikon first created its step-up 5000 series with the D5000, it was conspicuous as the sole Nikon DSLR with an articulating LCD screen. Now, the third generation of the tilt/swivel set, the D5200 ($797, street, body only; $897 with 18–55mm f/3.5–5.6 AF-Nikkor VR lens) gains a whopping 50-percent increase in pixel count (to 24.1MP) over its immediate predecessor, upgraded autofocus, and a boost in burst shooting. As always, we wanted to see how this latest Nikon DSLR would fare in our lab and field testing.In the Test Lab
A long, stabilized Nikon zoom for much less
Always on the lookout for exploitable market niches, both Nikon and Canon have been building out the middle of their lens catalogs with f/4 enthusiast versions of the expensive f/2.8 zooms favored by pro shooters. Lenses such as Nikon's 16–35mm and 200–400mm f/4, and Canon's 17–40mm, 24–70mm, and 70–200mm f/4 all share basic traits: They're more compact, lighter, significantly less pricey, and (obviously) slower than their f/2.8 counterparts.
Could Panasonic's new "small" camera be the best ILC yet?
Micro four Thirds cameras, along with other mirrorless bodies, have always been billed as smaller than DSLRs. While they definitely are, Panasonic's Lumix GH- and G-series bodies take their design cues from the reflex cameras that came before them. The latest flagship model from Panasonic, the Lumix GH3 ($1,298, street, body only), is the largest interchangeable-lens compact yet made, but also marks a new level of camera for this format.
The world's widest stabilized prime is sharp and unsharp in just the right places
The widest of Canon's recent barrage of wide-angle, full-frame prime lenses, this 24mm f/2.8 IS USM ($807, street)—along with the 28mm f/2.8, and new 35mm f/2—forms a three-tiered team, notable for compact proportions, reasonable pricing, and image stabilization across the board. Significantly lighter and more compact than Canon's com-parable nonstabilized f/1.4 primes, all three newcomers are also far less expensive.
The first of Sigma's new "Art" line is flag-ship quality glass
Sigma's determined climb from an independent supplier of low-cost lenses to an optics luxury brand enters a new phase with the company's "Global Vision" initiative. More than just a marketing campaign, the program introduces quality-control innovations such as confining all manufacturing to highly automated facilities located exclusively in Japan and the Modulation Transfer Function (MTF) testing of every lens produced.
Tamron stabilizes a pro favorite
Among pros, image-stabilized 70–200mm f/2.8 full-frame zooms have become must-own glass. They're in Canon ($2,499, street), Nikon ($2,397), Sigma ($1,399), and now Tamron's catalogs ($1,499), and we see them at weddings, sporting events, in portrait studios, and in backpacks.
Pentax's least expensive prime is fast and budget-friendly
Pentax spent the year 2012 aggressively building out its lens lineup with glass designed for serious photographers. It unveiled its HD 560mm f/5.6 ED AW supertele, its generous 15X all-in-one 18–270mm, and its shockingly compact 40mm f/2.8 pancake. Then there is this 50mm f/1.8 DA SMC ($250, street), which seems more of a workaday tool than an exceptional instrument.
This unique digital rangefinder from Leica shoots exclusively in black-and-white
As this issue was being prepared for publication, the Guggenheim Museum in New York was showing an excellent special exhibit called "Picasso Black and White." Last year, the silent black-and-white film The Artist won the Oscar for Best Picture. And now Leica has given the world a serious digital camera designed to shoot black-and-white exclusively, the 18-megapixel M Monochrom ($7,950, street, body only).
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BY PATRICK FINLEY Staff Reporter August 26, 2013 3:18PM
CHICAGO, IL - AUGUST 15: Jordan Mills #67 and Kyle Long #75 of the Chicago Bears line up for a play against the San Diego Chargers at Soldier Field on August 15, 2013 in Chicago, Illinois. The Bears defeated the Chargers 33-28. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
Updated: August 26, 2013 4:22PM
"Close to all" of the Bears' starters will sit out the team's final preseason game Thursday against Cleveland, coach Marc Trestman said today.
"Our hope is most, if not all, will be held out of the game," the first-year coach said after his team practiced indoors at Halas Hall.
That list might include right guard Kyle Long and right tackle Jordan Mills, rookies who the coach praised today and could start Week 1.
"I haven't made a decision on the two of them whether we want to get them more work or not," he said. "But they did very well (Friday against the Raiders). I am not going to hide from the fact that they did very well last week and have continued to improve.
"I'm just not ready to go the distance on exactly what we are going to do as we move forward here.
"I can stand up here confidently and say they played well."
The preseason's third game is typically a dress rehearsal for starters, while the fourth game features reserves fighting for a roster spot. Jordan Palmer will start at quarterback for the Bears against Cleveland, which might play a few starters.
"We're going to work hard this week as if it's training camp … and then we're going to rest them and get them focused on Game 1," Trestman said. "That's the way we did it when I was up north (in the CFL) and the places that I've been.
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Overall, this establishment provides creature comforts beyond the value of the published rates - the total accomodation cost was lower than my combined food and beverage expenditure. I would not hesitate to recommend this to any first timer to Siem Reap on a tight budget! Save your money for the 4-hands massage and 50 cent draft beer!
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The Church has issued the following statement regarding the previously-announced nine-story building at the Provo Missionary Training Center. The statement was attributed to Michael Purdy, spokesperson for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints:
"There has been a great deal of discussion regarding the Church's proposal to construct a new building at the Provo Missionary Training Center. Church leaders have determined that, due to a number of complexities and concerns, we will not move forward with the nine-story building originally proposed.
Expansion of the MTC is necessary but we are confident we can find a solution that builds upon the long-standing working relationship between the MTC, BYU, and the community at large. We look forward to further discussions as the process moves forward."
Several neighbors voiced concerns over the project, saying the new building would obscure views and lower property values.
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California State Railroad Museum -- "Spookomotive" Train Rides -- October 13, 14, 20, 21, 27 & 28, 2012
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Where: Trains depart from the Central Pacific Passenger Station; Old Sacramento State Historic Park
When: October 13, 14, 20, 21, 27 & 28
Time: Hourly 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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All aboard for some Halloween fun Old Sacramento style! The California State Railroad Museum is proud to offer diesel-powered "Spookomotive" train rides aboard a whimsically decorated train crawling with spiders, cobwebs and cornstalks while staffed with an entertaining "skeleton crew." Family-favorite "Spookomotive" train rides are offered for three weekends beginning in mid-October. For more information about "Spookomotive" train rides or other events and activities provided by the California State Railroad Museum, call 916-445-6645 or visit www.californiastaterailroadmuseum.org.
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Dec 28, 2012
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Its chief congressional correspondent Mike Emanuel standing by on Capitol Hill with the latest from that end of Pennsylvania Avenue might.
Well -- good evening coming out of that big White House meeting everybody seems to agree the next step should be the senate taking bipartisan action.
So the pressure shifts to senate majority leader Harry Reid and what he may be able to strike.
To get at least some Republican support.
House Republicans say they've already acted voting to extend all of the bush tax cuts in passing an alternative to the sequester the automatic cuts to defense and domestic programs starting in the new year.
So they've shifted the focus to the need for majority leader Harry Reid and senate Democrats to do something.
The way the senate is non functional right now.
Not remembering him -- up not remembering -- -- committee is incredibly frustrating to those of us now how's that are doing the work that has to be done.
If the senate wants a resolution the senate passed actually passed something on this we've done our work in the house the senate -- to respond.
The challenges determining what will pass the Republican led house in the Democrat controlled senate.
Fiscal conservatives say a smaller stopgap measure to avoid the cliff won't work.
If we in fact -- not use this period of time before us right now.
To -- the bigger -- entitlements -- -- gets kicked continue to kick the can down the road -- half measures.
I think the market is gonna respond in a more permanent and negative way to our inaction.
The one thing leading Republicans and Democrats seem to agree on his time is running short a veteran senate Democrat says there's a very small window to get something done.
If we don't have -- deal within the next.
24 hours.
The question is -- via parachute the closer we get to the end less likely it is.
That you -- going to be able to compress an agreement in the place they will have enough votes to pass.
But this struggle over the future of the country some suggest is not that different than what many Americans face in their daily lives.
This is no different than a marriage a lot of marriages fail because they fight over money they get heavily in debt.
And then they begin to fight over money issues we as a nation are right now fighting over money because we're so.
Heavily in debt.
Though in this case failure or -- week deal could affect the markets and have a lasting economic impact.
Sunday is setting up to be a critical day is -- house lawmakers return.
And when leaders in the United States senate are hoping they'll be able to offer a compromise plan -- Mike Emanuel on the hill and Mike of course we'll have much more on this with the panel tonight as -- developments are happening fast and furiously hopefully on this Friday evening.
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Descriptions of Past Intern Placements
Intern assignments, projects, and the departments in which they are placed vary significantly from year to year. The following descriptions of past placements are offered to help applicants understand the kinds of experiences they might expect but do not necessarily represent actual opportunities for summer 2014. The Museum's Manager of Internships and Fellowship Programs will outline a specific placement when contacting each finalist with a firm offer for acceptance into the program. The candidate will then have the opportunity to ask questions before accepting or rejecting the position.Archives
The Museum Archivist will supervise all interns for the Archives. These interns may be assigned to any Museum department for their day to day work. The process of archiving involves reviewing, sorting, organizing, and preparing materials for storage in the Museum Archives.Collections Information
The intern may edit and input Website content or assist with other technology-related projects.Communications
Interns may work in marketing, which writes copy and develops outlets for paid advertising in various media, or in public relations, where the staff promotes Museum programs to the press and other local media.Conservation
Interns will observe a wide variety of conservation techniques in painting, objects, furniture, paper, or textile conservation. Depending on an applicant's specialization, he or she may be placed in a singular department, or shared between two. Interns with a science background may participate in chemical analysis of materials, etc.Curatorial Departments
Depending on the specific curatorial department, an intern may assist with library and archival research, participate in departmental meetings or help with general office work. An intern may be assigned to work on a single project, or a series of smaller projects. The Museum's curatorial departments are:- American Art
- Arms and Armor
- Costumes and Textiles
- East Asian Art
- European Painting before 1900
- European Decorative Arts and Sculpture
- Indian and Himalayan Art
- Modern and Contemporary Art
- Prints, Drawings, and Photographs
The Development Department is responsible for fundraising at the Museum. Interns are included in general department staff meetings and will be expected to work as part of the Development team for events involving any of their targeted groups. Interns may do research on granting agencies, foundations, and individuals. In addition, they may assist with various donor programs, such as Corporate Partners, Associate Level Members, and Young Friends.Editorial
The Editorial intern assists with copyediting and proofreading exhibition-related texts and labels as well as printed materials such as newsletters, brochures, and signs. The intern should be comfortable working in Microsoft Word, possess strong writing skills, and be attentive to detail.Education: Community Outreach
Two interns will design and implement a program that reaches out to children and families in all neighborhoods in Philadelphia through the Free Library of Philadelphia's Summer Reading Program under the direction of the Community Programs staff.Education: Family Programs
The intern will assist in planning and implementing Sunday gallery programs and studio activities for families.Education: Public Programs (College & Adult)
The intern will assist with a variety of projects including research for updating object files, planning and marketing for the annual College Day on the Parkway, attending cross departmental meetings on events, lectures, concert planning, etc.Education: Summer Camp Group Program
Six interns will work together to plan the theme based program for visiting Summer Camp Groups. This program is designed for six to twelve year old children. It will include teaching the camp children about art in the Museum galleries and leading them through the making of a corresponding craft project in the Museum studios.Government Affairs
Working directly with the Director of Government Affairs, the intern will provide departmental support and may interact with government officials.Graphic Design
The intern will work collaboratively with four designers on the design, production, and other tasks relating to Museum exhibitions, signage, and collateral materials. Facility in Adobe programs required.Library
Interns participate in many library functions such as cataloguing and assisting Museum staff.Membership
Interns work on Membership campaigns to grow this important audience.Office of General Counsel
An internship in the Office of General Counsel might include: analyzing proposed legislation or regulations affecting the Museum, assisting with legal issues related to proposed acquisitions, reviewing past gift agreements to determine rights and responsibilities with respect to certain gifts, researching court decisions regarding interpretation of charitable bequests and gifts, preparing initial drafts of contracts between the Museum and third parties (e.g., exhibition agreements, sponsor agreements, art purchase agreements, supplier agreements, etc.), reviewing existing contracts and preparing summaries of the Museum's contractual rights and responsibilities, analyzing tax regulations affecting charitable organizations and assisting the General Counsel in connection with matters of corporate governance.Registrar
The intern will assist the Registrar and staff in knowing the whereabouts and condition of every art object in the Museum's collection whether at the Philadelphia Museum of Art or on loan to another institution.Rights and Reproductions
The Rights and Reproduction intern will participate in scanning and archiving images of objects and past exhibitions. He or she will work with related photographic files and materials.Wholesale and Retail Operations
Interns will learn about buying and merchandizing for the Museum's five retail outlets and wholesale operations. Interns may also be involved in creating marketing strategies for selling the store's products.For more information, please contact the Museum Studies Internship Program by phone at (215) 684-7580, by fax at (215) 236-4063, or by e-mail at .


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The Cougars received 23 points and are ranked #15 this week in the South Region by the California Community College Women's Basketball Coaches Association.
The Cougars are off to a 7-2 start under third year head coach Ron Barbara. Cuesta won its first title since 2001 at its own Conoco Phillips 66 Tournament earlier this month.
Atascadero High graduate Alyssa Palma, a sophomore guard, is averaging 17.1 points per game, which ranks 15th in the state. Freshman Courtney Chadwick and sophomore forward Aria Johnson, a Morro Bay High graduate, are tied for 34th in the state at 14.4 points per game.
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