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DMV Test Bike FAQ
Where do I start? If you don't yet have your motorcycle permit you'll want to head down to any DMV, read the motorcycle handbook, and take the written test. You do not need an appointment for this. Here's some helpful links. Note if you have not recently taken the drivers written test, the DMV may ask you to take that test as well. CA DMV Motorcycle Handbook Example CA Motorcycle Test #1 Example CA Motorcycle Test #2 How do I get an appt? FIRST call the dmv at 800-777-0122, or go online (right after midnight works very well) and book any Tuesday driving test appt at the San Diego Clairemont DMV. If you cannot get an appt let me know, and WE CAN HELP, priority goes to those doing the private training. Again, contact the dmv first.
When is the Bike Available? The DMV Test Bike is available every Tuesday at the San Diego Clairemont DMV. FIRST call the dmv, IF YOU CAN'T GET A APPT LET ME KNOW, I CAN HELP! Priority goes to folks taking the skills pack. What/Where? All you need to do is show up with your helmet and permit and $50. I'll meet you in the motorcycle parking are at the San Diego Clairemont DMV (directions below). You don't need to bring insurance, you do not need to check in at the window first. Trust me. I'll take care of all the paperwork for you. If you don't have a helmet you can borrow mine, and you'll have time to practice. How Much? Test Bike: $50 buckaroos covers bike delivery to the DMV, insurance on the bike, practice, and the test (in other words, everything you need to get your license). Skillspack: $199. Includes 4 hours one on one practice on the bike. Day one: 3 hours practice. Day 2: more practice then DMV test. Payment accepted: cash on site.
What Type of Bike is it? A Yamaha tw200 supermoto. It was chosen specifically because it is the smallest freeway legal motorcycle made, is lightweight, has a tall smooth first gear, and has a low seat height. It's been set up specifically for the test with street tires, lower seat height, and smoother gearing. I've had 4'10 riders use the bike without any issues. Unlike a scooter which can cut in/out as it goes around the circle, the test bike cruises smoothly around the circle without using the gas, clutch or brake.
What does the test involve? Here's a low quality video of the dmv bike in action that'll give you a good idea. The test is relatively easy on the right bike. VIDEO Where is the San Diego Clairemont DMV? 4375 Derrick Dr., San Diego, 92117 (800) 777-0133 DMV Map Meeting spot: Front of DMV, motorcycle parking area Are you affiliated with the DMV? No. The Test Bike offers services so you can pass the state exam. You'll need to call the DMV at 1-800-777-0133 to book your appointment. If you can't get an appt call me! How Do I Get an Appointment? First you need your motorcycle permit. You can get this by taking a written test at any DMV. Then, to book a riding skills test, call the DMV at 1-800-777-0133. Book your appt. on any Thursday, any time, and email me the time: firstname.lastname@example.com. I will meet you there 30 minutes before your scheduled appointment in the motorcycle parking area. If you can't get a Tuesday or Thursday appointment, no problem, call me. Why San Diego Clairemont DMV? This DMV has by far the easiest test circle, and the nicest examiners. That and we love the clairemont dmv folks. How Much Practice Time Do I Get? I'll meet you 1/2 hour before your scheduled appt. This is plenty of time to get comfortable on the bike. Most testers only use 15 min practice time due to the ease of riding this bike. If you're a bit rusty or just need more time riding I highly recommend the skillspack. Will your bike qualify me for a M1 license? Yep.
What happens after I get my license? Best to sign up for this and this!
Skillspack FAQ :
How much/What is included? Skillspack is $199. On day 1 we spend 3 hours one on one private training on the bike, covering essential street bike control skills. Ie proper clutch, gas, brake controls, cornering set up, accident avoidence, countersteering, panic stops, etc. Day 2 includes additional practice on the bike and taking the dmv test to get your m1 license. We supply the bike, insurance, and dmv test appt. What are the requirements? No riding experience is required. You only need to have your california motorcycle permit. If you don't yet have your motorcycle permit you'll want to head down to any DMV, read the motorcycle handbook, and take the written test. You do not need an appointment for this. Here's some helpful links. Note if you have not recently taken the drivers written test, the DMV may ask you to take that test as well. CA DMV Motorcycle Handbook Example CA Motorcycle Test #1 Example CA Motorcycle Test #2
When? See our schedule on the home page. Where? All private training is done in central San Diego, parking lot changes with day of the week scheduled.
How do I sign up? Use the form to the right, email info@socalsupermoto, or call 619-224-MOTO (6686) What type of bikes do you use? We use a small tw200 supermoto bike that has been setup specifically for training and licensing
Do I still have to take the dmv test, or does this bypass the test? You still take the test at the dmv, however it is very easy and we arrange the appt for you. All riders taking the skillspack are guaranteed to pass, or test again for free.
What type of payments do you accept? Cash on site preferred, visa, or mastercard.
Supermoto Trackdays FAQ:
What is Supermoto? Supermoto combines dirt/mx riding and road racing into one discipline. Tracks are typically 80% asphalt, %20 dirt. The bikes are based on larger 4 stroke dirt bikes and feature sticky 17" wheels and rubber, and larger brakes. If you feel comfortable on any motorcycle, you'll get the hang of supermoto pretty quick.
How much/What is included? $199 per day, includes: - Trackfees - Supermoto bike set up for the track (on busier days we share/rotate through the bikes, don't worry, you will get all the tracktime you can handle!) - Instruction: basic supermoto riding techniques, track prep, track etiquite. - Trackside Photography of your session so you can show off to your friends. - Booking is based on first come first serve per payment received, so book early!!! What are the requirements? - Intermediate level riding ability, dirt or street. It's fine if you've never ridden on one or the other. - Proper riding gear including: dot fullface helmet (dirt or street), boots, pants with knee armor, jacket with back protection and elbow pads, gloves. Leathers recomended, full mx gear ok. - 18 years old. - Signed release form.
What should I bring? - Water, riding gear, lunch.
What Days? See our schedule on the home page. We do select Saturdays, Wednesdays, and Sundays. Where/what time do we meet? Adams Kart Track: Meet at 8:30 on weekends, and 9:30 on Wednesdays at the track in Riverside, Directions.
How long is the class? We meet at 8:30 on weekends, 9:30 on weekdays. We ride until you're exhausted! Generally we pack up around 5pm.
What is your rain policy? We check yahoo weather the day before. If over 50% chance of rain we postpone the trackday, under 50% chance of rain trackday is a go!
How do I sign up? Use the buy now button above, email info@socalsupermoto, or call 619-224-MOTO (6686)
What do I bring? Bring some water/gatorade,food, full riding gear, and that's it! What type of bikes do you use? Current bikes are properly sorted and track prepped drz400sm.
What if I crash/dammage the bike? Our damage policy is a "gentleman's agreement", meaning you break it, you pay for the part. We don't worry about minor scratches and tip-overs. Generally speaking damage, if there is any, is very minor. I'll let you know the cost of the part, and we'll run your card right there at the track and you're back riding.
What if I need to cancel? We give a full refund with 48hrs notice. No refunds will be given with less than 48hrs notice.
What type of payments do you accept? Cash at the track, visa, or mastercard.
Thanks, and see you at the track!!!!


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The world's greatest music, internationally-known performers, beautifully intimate settings, the cool mountains, fine art and dining, theatre and film, golf, shopping – make your plans now to join us for an unforgettable summer at the Highlands-Cashiers Chamber Music Festival as we celebrate our 32nd season of chamber music at its best!
Creative programming and extraordinary, internationally-known artists are a signature of our Festival. We kick off early in May this year with Martinis and Mozart @ Wolfgang's on May 19th. We also offer our popular annual Picnic Concert at the Zachary-Tolbert House in Cashiers on June 26th to whet your appetite for more to come, with the Smoky Mountain Brass Quintet, and you can hear them again at Town Square in Highlands on July 6th.
The season proper begins in June this year, on June 28th, with an all-star cast led by violinist William Preucil performing Mozart, Brahms and Mendelssohn. We take a break over the July 4th weekend, but pick up again July 12th with the ever-popular Eroica Trio. In addition to their own program, they also perform "Eroica Plus" with guest friends.
"The Magic Flute" welcomes flutist Anthony Reiss from Germany to the Festival for his debut on July 19/20, as well as Belgian clarinetist Roeland Hendrikx joining us for the first time. The Vega String Quartet will be back for late Beethoven and Schubert, and the dynamic young Parker Quartet, recent winners of the Grammy Award for Chamber Music, come to the Festival for the first time, playing Mozart, Shostakovich and Beethoven.
Have some fun July 28/29 with the latest incarnation of our "Jazz Meets Classics" series, this time, presenting "The Joy of Sax" with Dwight Andrews, Leo Saguiguit, Gary Motley and newcomer pianist Elena Cholakova trading turns with classical and jazz selections for sax and piano. I will take a solo turn, giving a solo piano recital for the first time at the Festival on July 26/27 with music of Chopin, Beethoven, and Gershwin.
Whenever we are able to present the Festival Chamber Orchestra, the concerts are always a major highlight of the season - and so our final Gala Concert (and wonderful Dinner after!) on Sunday, August 11th will feature the Orchestra in our first-ever performance of Bach's great Concerto for Oboe and Violin. We are delighted to welcome back Eugene Izotov, principal oboe from the Chicago Symphony, and feature the Festival debut of the brilliant young concertmaster of the Atlanta Symphony, David Coucheron. He will join violist Yinzi Kong for Mozart's perfect Sinfonia Concertante to close the season. Don't miss this one!
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Give yourself a break from the mud-season blues and support a good cause at the same time! Roderick Russell is bringing his award-winning and hilarious stage hypnosis show to Fryeburg in support of the Sophomore Class of Fryeburg Academy! The show is appropriate for families. On-stage participants are strictly volunteer (don't worry, Roderick won't force you on stage! He'll only suggest it…). Come and watch the show, or be part of it and create memories to last a lifetime! Tickets available at the door the night of the show. Contact the PAC Box Office to reserve your tickets in advance or purchase them that night at the door.
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My lace-edged shawlette is finally up on my Ravelry page, right here. It's been so long since I posted something on there!
My thoughts about the project: I loved it. As you can clearly see, I made lots of mistakes in the lace edging. It was my first time reading a lace chart, and my first time needing to heavily block a project for it to turn out at all. So there was a lot of learning going on. But then, when you look back on it, it really is a simple and straightforward project, so I would definitely recommend it to a beginning knitter. Which really I am, when you think about it! So much to learn.
I can't wait to get on to my next project, which will have to wait until my holiday house portrait orders are complete. But it's going to be an art-deco-y pinched turban hat I think, with a vintage brooch closure. If you're on Ravelry, add me so we can be friends! :)
Oh, and PS! I made a little film for Darling Magazine's website and my friend Hannah. Apparently, she is a very talented gingerbread house-maker! I certainly learned a lot just from making the film :)


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Maybe it was all that Shrek money that blunted Mike Myers' comedic talents, or maybe it took a fatal blow sometime during the 30th midget joke in the Austin Powers sequels. Either way, one thing is clear: There's so much dead air in the painfully unfunny The Love Guru that it could qualify as a funeral for Myers' creativity.
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He may have played a goody-goody on Saved By the Bell but Mario Lopez is no A.C. Slater. In fact, he's turning out to be quite the Casanova. After splitting with his Dancing with the Stars partner Karina Smirnoff, it was revealed that he may have cheated on her with a 22-year-old bartender (who he met before she was old enough to drink).
Even though her song says "I'm Real," it seems Jennifer Lopez is trying to be superhuman in the mommy department. A source tells British magazine Closer: "Jennifer wants to be the perfect mother, but she crumbles if any normal little thing goes wrong. If the twins cry, she thinks its because she's a bad mom and crumbles herself."
Salma Hayek has finally found true love—sorry, Francois Henri-Pinault, but it doesn't look like you (or your billions of dollars) are the ones that make her go gaga. These days, the new mom seems only to have eyes for her daughter Valentina: "She sticks her tongue out, she claps at everything," Salma gushed. "From day one, she's been smiling and laughing. She's a very happy baby. Everything she does melts my heart."
What do you get the girl who has everything? Just ask the bridal registry department at Bergdorf Goodman. Even though Mariah Carey's attempts to finally throw a wedding party were thwarted by her failure to get a photo agency to pay for it, she still expects gifts from her high-class friends.
Some things she's still wishing and hoping and praying and waiting for: a sterling silver frame for $1,695, and two dozen champagne flutes that cost about $500 each. You may think she's tacky, but you can't call Mimi cheap.
Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony aren't letting a little thing like parenthood get in the way of their travel plans—or fashion choices. The new mom and dad touched down in Zaventem, Belgium today, with their most fragile baggage (that would be their twins Max and Emme, not Jennifer's Louis Vuitton suitcases) wrapped in brown suede monogrammed blankets. Marc is scheduled to perform in the European city, followed by another show in Spain this week.


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Atopic Dermatitis - Topic Overview
What is atopic dermatitis?
Atopic dermatitis is a skin problem that causes dry skin, intense itching, and then a red, raised rash. It cannot be spread from person to person.
For some people, atopic dermatitis may be a long-lasting (chronic) skin problem that requires more than one treatment.
Atopic dermatitis is most common in babies and children. Some children with atopic dermatitis outgrow it or have milder cases as they get older. Also, a person may get atopic dermatitis as an adult.
Atopic dermatitis is sometimes called eczema or atopic eczema. But atopic dermatitis is only one of many types of eczema.
See a picture of atopic dermatitis .
What causes atopic dermatitis?
The cause of atopic dermatitis is not clear, but it affects your skin's ability to hold moisture. Your skin becomes dry, itchy, and easily irritated.
People with atopic dermatitis have skin that is sensitive to irritants and dryness in the environment.
Most people who have atopic dermatitis have a personal or family history of allergies, such as hay fever (allergic rhinitis) and asthma. The skin inflammation that causes the atopic dermatitis rash is thought to be a type of allergic response.
Things that may make atopic dermatitis worse include:
- Stress.
- Certain foods, such as eggs, peanuts, milk, wheat, fish, or soy products. Food allergies trigger atopic dermatitis more commonly in babies and children than in adults.
- Allergens, such as dust mites or animal dander.
- Harsh soaps or detergents.
- Weather changes, especially dry and cold.
- Skin infection.
What are the symptoms?
The main symptom of atopic dermatitis is itching, followed by rash. The rash is red and patchy and may be long-lasting (chronic) or may come and go (recurring). Tiny bumps that look like little blisters may appear and ooze fluid or crust over. Scratching can cause the sores to become infected. Over time, a recurring rash can lead to tough and thickened skin.
People tend to get the rash on different parts of the body, depending on their age. Common sites include the face, neck, arms, and legs. Rashes in the groin area are rare.
How severe the symptoms are depends on how large an area of skin is affected. It also depends on how much you scratch the rash and whether the sores get infected. Mild atopic dermatitis usually affects a small area of skin. It does not itch much and goes away with enough moisturizing. Severe atopic dermatitis usually covers a large area of skin that is very itchy. It does not go away with moisturizing.
How is atopic dermatitis diagnosed?
A doctor can usually tell if you have atopic dermatitis by doing a physical exam and asking questions about your past health. Some of the questions might be: Do allergies run in your family? When did the itch first start? When did the rash first appear? Checking to see what the rash looks like and where it is located will help your doctor decide if you have atopic dermatitis.
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(Image by Erik Ostling, via The CW website here.)
You've seen them on stage, now see them behind the curtain! This month Ballet West will make its television debut in The CW's highly-anticipated Breaking Pointe docudrama. We're all so thrilled! Filmed during the 2011-2012 season, this show promises to captivate audiences with a behind-the-scenes view of life as a professional dancer.
The show is scheduled to premier Thursday May 31 at 7:00 PM (Mountain Standard Time) on The CW. (Channels 15 or 30 for the Salt Lake area. Episodes will also be rebroadcast each following Monday at the same time.) Casting producers for the show considered some 15 companies before settling on our very own Ballet West. The show focuses on the physicality and art of ballet, while highlighting the social interactions and drama that often accompany a tightly knit group of dancers.
Catch up on all the latest publicity:
Ballet West, Breaking Pointe Press Release – 3/7/12
Dance Spirit, Ballet West's Beckanne Sisk on Breaking Pointe – 5/18/12
Salt Lake Tribune, Ballet West Exposes Itself, on TV – 5/22/12
Campus Circle, Breaking Pointe to Premiere on The CW Network - 5/24/12
KSL News, International TV Series Follows Ballet West Dancers – 5/28/12
NY Times, They Already Know they Can Dance, and They Want to Be Stars – 5/29/12
Joffrey Blog, Ballet West's Breaking Pointe – 5/30/12
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Ballerina Allison DeBona on Pointe for Reality Show - 5/30/12
Deseret News, Cameras Go Behind the Scenes at Ballet West in New Reality TV Show – 5/30/12
(Image by Erik Ostling, via The Salt Lake Tribune website here.)
Visit The CW website here for show times, photos, videos, and dancer bios.
Participate Today!
We may be featured on a TV show, but Ballet West is still a nonprofit arts organization. Help support the artists you love by donating here. Dancers will be notified of all donations made in their honor.
Meet the artistic director, Adam Sklute, and some of the highlighted dancers from the show in the interviews below.
Other videos can also be found on the CW's Breaking Pointe website here, and YouTube channel here.
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The Tossers formed on Chicago's South Side in the early '90s, predating such popular Irish punk bands as the Dropkick Murphys and Flogging Molly. Comprising members Mike Pawula (guitar), T. Duggins (vocals, mandolin), Aaron Duggins (tin whistle), Dan Shaw (bass), Bones (drums), Rebecca Manthe (violin), and Clayton Hansen (banjo), the seven-piece band blends Celtic rock, punk, pub singalongs, traditional folk, and a tangible love of beer. The Tossers released four albums -- We'll Never Be Sober Again (1996), Long Dim Road (2000), Communication & Conviction: Last Seven Years (2001), and Purgatory (2003) -- before signing to the sizable indie label Victory Records, with whose backing they issued The Valley of the Shadow of Death in 2005 and Agony in 2007. After touring alongside groups like Shane MacGowan, Stiff Little Fingers, Dropkick Murphys, and Murphy's Law, the Tossers showcased their own energetic live act with 2008's Live on St. Patricks Day. ~ Kenyon Hopkin, Rovi
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Track List: The Emerald City
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Don't read this because it actually happens . You will be kissed by your love by the nearest Friday. Tomorrow
will be the best day of your life. Now that you started reading this don't stop. Post this on at least 5 songs in the next 143 minutes. If you don't post this you will die in the next 2 days. When your done press f6 then your lovers name will be on the screen in big letters this is so scary because it actually real. Why did you read this ?
will be the best day of your life. Now that you started reading this don't stop. Post this on at least 5 songs in the next 143 minutes. If you don't post this you will die in the next 2 days. When your done press f6 then your lovers name will be on the screen in big letters this is so scary because it actually real. Why did you read this ?
If you follow the directions and repost this message 4 times on any song within 10 minuets you will come in contact with good fortune. Go to http://givem e m o n e y f o r n o r e a s o n . w e e b l y . c o m / , click anywhere and type (signal 5) then go Wikipedia and click random article and your good fortune will be in relation to that article. ****IMPORTAN T * * * * FOLLOW the directions with COMPLETE precision, visiting the websites in the correct order. //got a wiki about penguins :p, wonder what that translates to
Don't read this because it actually works. You will be kissed on the nearest possible Friday by the love of you life. Tomorrow will be the best day of your life. However if you don't post this you will die in 2 days. Now you've started reading so don't stop. This is so scary put this on at least 5 songs in 143 minutes. When done press f6 and your lover's name will come on the screen in big letters. This is so scary because it actually works
The Tossers song labeled as Claddagh on Pandora is actually Leopardstown Races. Not sure how to go about fixing that but FYI for anyone who cares.
Mikey me boy- it's Gaelic. Yer a dolt
Dkm have an Irish background or more say a galic background which is true to Ireland yet the lead singer not sure his name is scotish yet the Scots and the Irish breed together for there hate of the crown
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Are the Dropkick Murphys Irish at all? I believe they are Scottish.
I love the Tossers, but I wish they had more ambition. There's no reason they can't be as big as Murphy and Molly... and yes, new album, more touring, please!
Saw them live in 2000, when the sound system exploded and died, they moved to an acoustic set out on the street and barely missed a beat! Truly the best show I've ever been to!
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vunderbar! :))
I know what you mean. I am new to The Tossers but the Bio says they are Irish. I like this band
I heard these guys through my Dropkick Murphys and my Voltair stations, and this exactly what I want to listen to when I think feel-good music. I'm not racist, but is this Irish or Scottish? I can never tell the difference, my own cultural ignorance I guess.
YOU TOSSERS need to tour TEXAS. At least Dallas and Houston. Austin would love you, San Antonio is great too, but they're too far for me to drive to.
Never heard of them 'til recently. They TOTALLY ROCK. I'd love to see them live. They make me wish I still drank a lot.
I love this band, Ive seen them live many times, they always put on an awesome performance.
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So lame that We'll Never Be Sober Again isn't in the Pandora database...
blue you never have anything positive to say,you ever been punched in the face? HAHAHAHA!!!! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Saw them for the first time about 3 years ago in Milwaukee, opening for the DKM, and was completely floored by how awesome they were. I have been a super fan ever since!
Irish/punk out of Chicago The tossers f**king rule a little less punk than the DKM but if you love traditional Irish music then you'll love them. Great live band! lots of drunken fun!
saw these guys open for street dogs and i was pretty much blown away. amazing band and this guy sang every song with at least 1 cigarette in his mouth at all time XD
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I love these guys better than dropkick they aren't afraid to get political and well I think more in your face than dropkick ever was or is. I'd love to see these guys live class act very class.
I wouldn't even compare these guys to Dropkick Murphy's, they sound nothing alike at all. Tossers use all traditional Irish instruments where as Dropkick play mostly punk and throw in some bagpipes, a mandolin or a whistle occasionally . These guys are great and have serious talent
for a city band it is ok, but the Irish bands are better in boston go dropkicks!!! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
As a Chicagoan I've been subject to the Tossers since I was a wee lad. They have not a bad album, every one is worth purchasing. Also, usually an amazing act to see live. I once saw Duggins vomit into a garbage can while ordering a shot and a beer about five minutes before taking the stage. They played an amazing set that night.
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looking forward to seeing this group live, picked up Gloatin and Showboatin,, , a w e s o m e . . . .
The Tosser are f'kn awesome, see em a few times a year, always a good show
Loved seeing 'em live. And to hell with genres, sub-genres, and sub-sub-genr e s , they're a good friggin' band.
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uranium (U), radioactive chemical element of the actinoid series of the periodic table, atomic number 92. It is an important nuclear fuel.
Uranium constitutes about two parts per million of Earth's crust. Some important uranium minerals are pitchblende, uraninite, carnotite, autunite, and torbernite. These and other recoverable uranium ores, as sources of nuclear fuels, contain many times more energy than all the known recoverable deposits of fossil fuels. One pound of uranium yields as much energy as three million pounds of coal.
For additional information about uranium ore deposits, as well as coverage of mining, refining, and recovery techniques, see uranium processing.
country | mine production 2011 (metric tons) | % of world mine production |
Kazakhstan | 19,451 | 35.6 |
Canada | 9,145 | 16.7 |
Australia | 5,983 | 11.0 |
Niger | 4,351 | 8.0 |
Namibia | 3,258 | 6.0 |
Uzbekistan | 3,000 | 5.5 |
Russia* | 2,993 | 5.5 |
United States | 1,537 | 2.8 |
China* | 1,500 | 2.7 |
Ukraine* | 890 | 1.6 |
Malawi | 846 | 1.5 |
South Africa | 582 | 1.1 |
India* | 400 | 0.7 |
Brazil | 265 | 0.5 |
Czech Republic | 229 | 0.4 |
Romania* | 77 | 0.1 |
Germany | 52 | 0.1 |
Pakistan* | 45 | 0.1 |
France | 6 | 0.0 |
world total | 54,610 | 100 |
*Estimate. Source: World Nuclear Association, Market Report (2012). |
Uranium is a dense, hard metallic element that is silvery white in colour. It is ductile, malleable, and capable of taking a high polish. In air the metal tarnishes and when finely divided breaks into flames. It is a poor conductor of electricity. Though discovered (1789) by Martin Heinrich Klaproth, who named it after the then recently discovered planet Uranus, the metal itself was first isolated (1841) by Eugène-Melchior Péligot by the reduction of uranium tetrachloride (UCl4) with potassium.
The formulation of the periodic system by the Russian chemist Dmitry Mendeleyev in 1869 focused attention on uranium as the heaviest of the elements, a position that it held until the discovery of the first transuranium element in 1940. In 1896 the French physicist Henri Becquerel discovered in uranium the phenomenon of radioactivity, a property that was later found in many other elements. It is now known that uranium, radioactive in all its isotopes, consists naturally of a mixture of uranium-238 (99.27 percent, 4,510,000,000-year half-life), uranium-235 (0.72 percent, 713,000,000-year half-life), and uranium-234 (0.006 percent, 247,000-year half-life). These long half-lives make determinations of the age of the Earth possible by measuring the amounts of lead, uranium's ultimate decay product, in certain uranium-containing rocks. Uranium-238 is the parent and uranium-234 one of the daughters in the radioactive uranium decay series; uranium-235 is the parent of the actinium decay series. See also actinoid element.
The element uranium became the subject of intense study and broad interest after Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann discovered in late 1938 the phenomenon of nuclear fission in uranium bombarded by slow neutrons. Enrico Fermi suggested (early 1939) that neutrons might be among the fission products and could thus continue the fission as a chain reaction. Leo Szilard, Herbert L. Anderson, Frédéric Joliot-Curie, and their coworkers confirmed (1939) this prediction; later investigation showed that an average of 21/2 neutrons per atom are released during fission. Those discoveries led to the first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction (Dec. 2, 1942), the first atomic bomb test (July 16, 1945), the first atomic bomb dropped in warfare (Aug. 6, 1945), the first atomic-powered submarine (1955), and the first full-scale nuclear-powered electrical generator (1957).
Fission occurs with slow neutrons in the relatively rare isotope uranium-235 (the only naturally occurring fissile material), which must be separated from the plentiful isotope uranium-238 for its various uses. Uranium-238, however, after absorbing neutrons and undergoing negative beta decay, becomes the synthetic element plutonium, which is fissile with slow neutrons. Natural uranium, therefore, can be used in converter and breeder reactors, in which fission is sustained by the rare uranium-235 and plutonium is manufactured at the same time by the transmutation of uranium-238. Fissile uranium-233 can be synthesized for use as a nuclear fuel from the nonfissile thorium isotope thorium-232, which is abundant in nature. Uranium is also important as the primary material from which the synthetic transuranium elements have been prepared by transmutation reactions.
Uranium, which is strongly electropositive, reacts with water; it dissolves in acids but not in alkalies. The important oxidation states are +4 (as in the oxide UO2 and the green ion U4+) and +6 (as in the oxide UO3 and the yellow uranyl ion UO22+). It also exhibits a +3 and a +5 state, but the respective ions are unstable (the red U3+ and the UO2+ ion, which undergoes disproportionation to U4+ and UO22+).
Uranium compounds are used as colouring agents for ceramics. Uranium hexafluoride (UF6) in the vapour state is used in the gas-diffusion method of separating uranium-235 from uranium-238.
atomic number | 92 |
atomic weight | 238.03 |
melting point | 1,132.3° C (2,070.1° F) |
boiling point | 3,818° C (6,904° F) |
specific gravity | 19.05 |
oxidation states | +3, +4, +5, +6 |
electron config. | [Rn]5f 36d17s2 |


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- He/she has to be no larger than 12 feet and no smaller than 3 feet.
- They MUST have names.
- If they are ghosts, phantoms, or aliens, the will NOT count.
- Remakes will not count.
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I have come up with one automatic member: Dracula from helsing Van helsing . I have also discussed on chat that the Creeper wil also be on the team.
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Fantastic food. A real gem of the east bay and right up there alongside the best restaurants in San Francisco
Noise level was too high, hard to carry on a conversation at table.
One of our fave restaurants for consistently delicious food beautifully presented by friendly, professional staff. What more can you ask? And, that's why we return time and again. There's a reason this restaurant survives when so many others fail.
My husband and I recently ate at Artisan Bistro. It was our anniversary and the staff made the experience especially nice. The food was delicious, the cocktails were unique, and the service was excellent. We can't wait to go back!
Our server last evening sounded like she had just prepared our entrees, before we ordered. She knew every detail about how they were prepared, which specific spices were used, what ingredients were NOT in the squash soup, etc. The bottom line was that she made sure all at our table knew exactly what we were ordering. I've never seen such detailed knowledge of the menu. Plus the wine list is outstanding and the ambiance superb. And, of course the meals, once delivered lived up to their description - and more!
Great restaurant for a special dinner! Highest recommendation! Artisan Bistro staff made our anniversary dinner special by recognizing our event on the menu and presenting us with a bow-tied copy at the end. They "dressed up" our dessert with a "Happy Anniversary" chocolate as well. Good ambiance - location is small and quaint with additional outdoor seating. Great food. Waitress made great recommendations for food and wine. We greatly enjoyed the experience!
Though I was sad to see the seasonal corn soup had disappeared from the menu. I tried the fish tacos that the waiter had recommended to me the previous visit and they were quite good. The other two had salads, salmon and shrimp, and loved every bite.
The wine list, staff expertise and unique menu make for a one-of-a-kind experience @ Artisan Bistro! The humble ambiance gives way to a dining environment that is fun-loving without be obtrusive. The food is fantastic from steaks to veggie dishes. The appetizers always present a lovely surprise. The wine list is full of rare gems! My favorite place to dine.
Very nice ambiance on the patio. Each course was expertly prepared. The Poached lobster was our favorite dish of the night. Great service.
The brunch is the regular menu which is always good. Food and service quality is well above what the prices indicate. The outdoor setting is nicely secluded, well covered by umbrellas and surrounded by aged wood and foliage. One note is that coffee is available but only offered on the dessert menu (Illy french press in two sizes).
The food was excellent. Haven't had a meal like that in along time.We ordered the lobster and it was delicious.
Excellent food, cordial and knowledgeable service, pleasant, relaxed ambience.
We are enjoying an Indian summer in Lafayette so my friend and I chose to eat our lunch outside in the lovely, little patio area at Artisan Bistro. We were able to sit at a small table tucked in the corner, away from everyone else so that we could hear each other easily. My friend ordered small the steak salad, and I had the small crab salad. I should have ordered the large size; the small size is not filling enough for a lunch entre, even for a light eater. (I had asked the waiter about the size, and he had said that it was larger than an appetizer.) Both salads were delicious, however, as was the bread. I did feel that the waiter could have been a bit more attentive, however.
We have been eating at Artisan Bistro since it first opened and are consistently pleased with the food and service. We enjoy their outdoor seating when the weather allows. We come here for spur-of-the-moment dining as well as for special occasions. At our last visit we enjoyed their special price-fixed menu, featuring delicious roasted duck breast and very tasty bacon-wrapped monk fish.
Great local spot, fresh local ingredients. Good fries, service was great. A tad pricey for lunch but I would go back.
Artisan Bistro is a very nice place to dine for special occasions. Nestled in Lafayette, the restaurant resides in a converted wooden structure with several small dining areas that provide a cozy, intimate experience. We went there to celebrate my wife's birthday. Upon arrival, we were greeted by a very friendly staff and made to feel like special guests during our entire stay. We were not pressed to order and eat quickly, but allowed to enjoy the moment. The menu selections were varied and each dish had its own unique preparation and delicious taste. At the end of the meal, my wife was presented with her own copy of the dinner menu and a nice gift certificate for her next visit. Overall, this was a memorable experience.
Tastefully decorated,outstanding food,highly recommend
A friend (who is a discerning diner who's eaten in fine restaurants all over the world) and I had dinner with wine pairings at Artisan Bistro. It was a meal to remember. We agreed that the Chef can create courses that are not only a work of art in their own right, but also build on the flavors of the prior courses, with the result nothing short of spectacular. Artisan service team is also excellent in how they add to the overall experience. The servers explained the dishes and the wines and answered all our questions without being stuffy. These guys have put together a fabulous team.
and I keep coming back; their menu changes every couple of months. I have never been disappointed.
This was my third trip to Artisan. I cannot speak highly enough of the experience from the food to the service. The only possible grippe that I have is I remember the lighting in the restaurant being darker. Other than that it was perfect. Thanks again for a great dinner.
A fantastic restaurant that takes dining to the ultimate! Everything about this restaurant is wonderful! On all levels, the restaurant aims to give each diner a phenomenal dining experience and every course was carefully prepared along with various treats throughout. An absolutely phenomenal dining experience!!
We took some out of town friends to Artisan Bistro on a Saturday night. This restaurant is obviously well liked - the place was full and bustling. After an amazing meal, and service, all four of us commented that we hadn't had food this good in a long time. Please note, we are all foodies. The prices are not cheap, so that will keep us coming back only for special occasions - that's okay with us. If you are looking for outstanding food - Artisan Bistro is your restaurant in Lafayette.
Wonderful dinner as always. Had the delicious fries for appetizer. Main courses- filet mignon and oxtail which were excellent and John Dory fish was also great. Side of brussel sprouts with pancetta - very good. Extremely tasty apple tart for dessert with the French press coffee. Service very attentive and helpful.
Remarkable Dinner with unmatched service and exceptional food. The name Artisan matches the artistic dish presentations with flavors beyond compare. This place is not to be missed if you know quality, everything is freshly made in house, including the butter… we were full after our appetizer and main dish but couldn't resist the dessert offerings, potions are good and prices are low compared to the same caliber of cuisine elsewhere. Make reservations if you don't want to be left out. Artisan is my new favorite restaurant.
They are a great restaurant ,very friendly with special touches that make you feel so taken care of.
My husband and I went for our anniversary. The food was excellent and service was great! The special touch was that they included our names and congratulations on the menu that evening. They provides us with a special dessert and candle for celebration and gave us a copy of the menu to take home. Very romantic.
Anniversary Celebration included personalized menu which was given at end of evening as a keepsake, delicious food, fantastic bar drinks, hand written congrats card with complimentary 2 glasses of champagne on our next visit and impeccable table service. The 'Grace' was the dessert with one candle to blow out - together - as a symbol of the cooperation marriage requires and as a blessing for many more years together! Heartfelt and true. Restaurant is a re-purposed home so cozy environment and several separate dining areas. Quiet- can be romantic or good for business meeting.
Great food, good service, and nice outdoor seating area. keep it up
Prawn salad and flourless chocolate tart couldn't have better
Like French cuisine? Like the opportunity to try outstanding yet unique dishes? Go here! Quality comes to mind when I think of Artisan in an unpretentious setting. The food is delicious. Service excellent. Space is quaint. You should go... I will go back!
It is hard to believe such a culinary gem is tucked away in a little house in Lafayette. One is welcomed warmly; the service is stellar, but not stuffy. The food is perfectly prepared and presented. Each dish served to our party of three was outstanding. There are signature drinks for those enjoying the resurgence of cocktails, and the wine list pairs well with the menu. We thoroughly enjoyed the experience and look forward to returning and sharing more meals with friends. While the food and service are VERY special, we are grateful that the prices don't limit dining to just a few occasions a year. The chef is to be commended on so many levels for creating such a wonderful dining experience! We left feeling revitalized.
We've eaten at Artisan Bistro many times. We've also introduced many friends to it. We brought another couple new to AB on Friday. We had a great experience. Service was professional and friendly. Farro and nettle risotto was excellent! Would highly recommend AB to anyone looking for a delicious, cozy experience.
This is a small intimate restaurant. Our first time here and if we ever get back to Lafayette we will go back.. Very good food, excellent service and personal attention. I really liked the intimate atmosphere. Be sure and make reservation far in advance. Highly recommended.
Was a wonderful meal. Service could have been better, Food was fabulous we had the California Eggs Benedict, Perfectly cooked.
Reserved ahead and they put our names on the menu for the evening! What a nice touch. We got to keep a copy as a memento. There were several choices on the menu we wanted to try and our selections were delicious. Atmosphere was perfect and we will definitely return.
We had a superlative meal at Artisan. The room is small, but cozy. Noise level was low to moderate. Everything we ate was perfectly done, perfectly seasoned, and perfectly presented. The service was impeccable, friendly, and very knowledgeable about the food. We have just completed a trip across the U.S., spending a total of 18 days in Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia and this was hands down, our best meal and dining experience.
The web site was not updated. Oops, a fixed menu! We had other items in mind. The wine featured was a gamay Beaujolais and the menu choices were geared towards this young, fruitywine. We brought a Pinot. We chose to drink our wine. Glad we did. The food... Yes there were some outstanding options. I had the French onion soup. It was deconstructed and lovely to look at: a frothy texture due to the olive oil blended into the broth. Lovely taste but a strange texture. Thus is a chef over thinking. My husband had the short ribs. Lovely. But it lacked a certain background layer that would have made it a dish to die for. I had the bacon wrapped chicken. This was a standout in every way. So Simple and yet so easy to screw up. It was perfect.
Had a nice romantic dinner with my wife. Super friendly and attentive service, warm atmosphere. Food was fantastic, lots of sous vide meats and great sides. Chef clearly knows what he's doing. Will definitely be back.
Great Thanksgiving menu. Food was excellent. Portions, though, were a "tad" too small (even for me, a smaller guy). Could have used more. Also, menu options were changed because they ran out of certain items. Should have stayed well stocked with advertised food stuffs. Overall great experience. Would definitely eat there again.
Our Thanksgiving dinner was a very nice experience. We were disappointed that they had run out of venison before we got there at 6:45 and at least one of the other items posted on their online Thanksgiving menu was not available. The food was not exceptional but it was very well prepared, the portions varied from a bit stingy to generous, and both the service and the restaurant itself were great. We have to give extra credit for both the wine list and the desserts... they were exceptional. We were very happy to find this restaurant offered a Thanksgiving meal and we will go again to check out their regular menu.
We had Thanksgiving dinner there and it was perfect...delicious and not so much food that you felt stuffed. Everything we ate was wonderful.
We went there for Thanksgiving and the food was truly divine. The place was nicely decorated and service was outstanding. If you go you must try the Meyers Lemon Drop and the chocolate bread pudding.
Our party of 4 had a wonderful Thanksgiving midday meal. Our experience started out on a positive note when we noticed that the bread and butter were unusually good- turns out that the butter is made in house and it is fabulous! Our entrees included venison which was delicious and very tender, the gnocchi which was delightful and of course turkey which on par with everything else we enjoyed. The service was great; attentive but never intrusive. All in all it was an excellent experience that exceeded our expectations!
Have been to Artisan Bistro numerous times - for both lunch and dinner. The restaurant is small, has a very friendly staff, wonderful ambience , and the food is excellent. Favorite Lafayette restaurant and would highly recommend to everyone - you will not be disappointed!
Artisan Bistro is a little tricky to find, however worth the search. Their service is wonderful, the food is very good and is small portions, so if you're really starving have their french fries (I know, it's a nice restaurant) with aoli, as an appetizer, they're wonderful.
We appreciated the extensive brunch menu. Our party enjoyed eggs Benedict, and two of the scrambles. Coffee was great! The main dishes were served together. That was nice but it seemed to cause the eggs Benedict to be served cooler than it should. That part of the meal was a bit off. Otherwise everything was quite enjoyable.
The owner and staff are welcoming. The specialty drink list is creative and the cocktails are appealing to the eye and palate. The food is always delicious. Our group had the beet, apple and crab, and mixed lettuces salads. All were beautifully presented and very tasty. Two of us had the pork tenderloin and loved it. Two of us had the John Dory fish, including myself. Although it was a tad bit dry, it was still very flavorful.
This neighborhood Lafayette restaurant has been a good spot for several years. Use locally and preferably organic foods . Wait staff is knowlegable and helpful describing food and portions. A relaxed atmosphere and excellent food
I took a good friend here for dinner (she had never been to Artisan before) this past Friday and we shared the crab & avocado as appetizer, the filet and the pork as main dishes, and the cornbread and the brussel sprouts as sides.. it was ALL delicious! Each entree was perfectly cooked and presented, since we mentioned to our server that we were "sharing", she had the kitchen separate each dish into two plates (we didn't expect this), it was a nice detail! Their wine list is superb and the "From Paris with Love" cocktail from their "Wicked Potions" is wonderfully dangerous!! My friend loved it! I was extremely satisfied with the meal and service, our server, Vida was phenomenal! And it was great to see Ed (their former maitre d) back!
We had a delightful time. Wait staff was fabulous; food very good and we could take all the time we wanted.


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The Diva and Divo Discs of the Year
Yesterday, in Jeff Lunden's otherwise apt Morning Edition profile of the great cabaret singer Barbara Cook, New York Times critic Stephen Holden praised the deepening of Cook's voice over the years -- and said the stupidest thing I've heard from a music professional (yours truly excepted) all year:
"Her voice having gone from a soprano to an alto, really - cause she's scaled down all her keys - helps her, because high voices really don't express much. They're just beautiful and phenomenal. And it's low voices that you can really get into the dark side of things, or whatever you want to call it."
Now he tells us! I mean, think of all the hours we've wasted over the years being deeply moved, or so we thought, by sopranos and tenors of all genres. Really, to respond verbally with counterexamples to Holden's howler would be to take it more seriously than it deserves. Better, as always, to let music come to the rescue. And whenever the scene involves a rescue, they usually don't bring on the altos and basses. So rushing in to save the day, or at least the reputation of those whose voices climb above the staff, are soprano Angela Gheorghiu and tenor Joseph Calleja.
In his recital CD "The Maltese Tenor", the 33-year old Calleja (who really comes from the island nation of Malta) covers a pleasant if not exceptionally imaginative selection of Italian and French arias. Most novel is the beautiful extended Act II duet of Leïla (sung by the Polish soprano Aleksandra Kurzak) and Nadir in Bizet's The Pearl Fishers. What stands out is the fine quality of Calleja's voice, a tenor of warmth and lyricism more associated with "golden age" voices like Tito Schipa and Alessandro Bonci (click on their names for samples) than with heftier tenors like Del Monaco, Bergonzi or di Stefano (Pavarotti was sui generis). As he told NPR in a recent profile, Calleja spent hours with his teacher listening to the old masters, and learning from them how to spin a phrase with proper legato (smoothness of line). But let's not ask too much, too soon from Calleja, lest he lose too quickly the freshness that makes him so appealing. In the same profile, critic David Patrick Stearns rightly points out that Calleja's may not be a voice best-suited to the 3,600-seat Metropolitan Opera, at least at present. We'll be listening with interest as he develops.
Usually, my critical antennae twitch whenever a new "tribute" CD comes my way. You know the type -- the CDs where some contemporary artist in whatever genre covers the repertoire, and basks in the reflected glory, of some past legend. Too often, the present-day artist has no business placing him/herself in the legend's lineage. But not in the case of our Diva CD of the Year, Angela Gheorghiu's "Homage to Maria Callas". If any soprano has the talent, the temperament, and the sheer chutzpah to welcome comparisons to "La Divina", it's the 46-year old Rumanian. The thirteen arias cover the gamut from bel canto to verismo, and feature such famous Callas roles as Medea, Marguerite, Carmen, Dalila and Violetta. Throughout, Gheorghiu leaves no phrase under-interpreted, no emotional heart-string unpulled. And the voice! She's fabulous, she knows it, and she knows you know it too. That's what Divas do, and why we worship at their feet. Take that, Stephen Holden! I'll bet you'll come back begging for more.


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It's their first appearance in Reutter Park since December.
"There's many issues that need to be addressed and that's what we're here to do," said Occupy Lansing Activist Norma Bauer.
Fellow activist Rob Powell has his own reasons: "I'm here primarily to fight economic injustice in our society, as well as to un-due influence that corporations have on our democracy through the unlimited amounts of money they can contribute to our democracy."
Signs were strung around the park Saturday as they were last fall. Some from last year, and many new, to reflect more current issues. Although, it's tough to tell if they will ever be hung in the park again after their "Protest Picnic."
It took days of planning ahead with Lansing Police for occupiers to spend their Saturday there in peace. Police tell us there have been no issues yet, but protesters say that was on the condition of them leaving by 10 p.m.
"If I had it my way, we would continue to be here day in , and day out for as long as it was sustainable, and that we could do it sustainably; not be a burden to anybody, or the environment, or the city," continued Powell.
Although there are no other dates set yet for more protesting, Powell promises to be back: "Will you be seeing us out here a lot more? Yes."
Whether it is with the "Occupy" movement, or another cause.
"The 99% Spring gathers here," began Bauer. "People who have petitions to sign gather here, people who started the "Recall Rick" rally gathered here."
All demonstrating how Reutter Park is becoming a hub for residents to act on their first amendment rights.
Occupiers also say they have been in touch with the Mayor's office about plans to occupy the park in the future. They did say they have been in talks about what it would cost the city to continue to host them.
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You may have heard. There is no electricity in Zanzibar other than the startling lightning of monsoon season. A fire decimated much of the system that brings us power from the mainland, and spare parts are on order. Talk is of no electricity for a week, two weeks, three weeks. Some even say we might yet rival the six week power cut of 2008.
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Rachel Hamada goes game fishing for the very first time
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This is a piece that I wrote for Karibu magazine about the cultural tour that you can do in the coastal village of Jambiani - would recommend it for all visitors to the East Coast who want to understand a bit about the history, culture, flora and fauna of the area.
This is an article I wrote for the May-June edition of Swahili Coast magazine, which came out earlier this week. It's about the southern Zanzibari village of Unguja Ukuu, a location scarcely visited by tourists but with a rich mythology and stunning islands to the south.
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On my recent trip back to Australia I was fortunate enough to be invited by a friend of mine Professor Russell Keast to visit him in the Food Science department of the Deakin University. Russell was kind enough to give me a full tour of the university and showed me all the current testing that is taking place.
I will be reporting on several things which I observed over the next few posts.
One of the tests which Russell gave me was a taste sensitivity test, this test was using a compound called: n-6-propylthiouracil, or PROP. This is a compound which not many people can taste and others are born with a genetic sensitivity to. I was instructed to place the strip of paper in my mouth and leave it for a few seconds on my tongue. I didn't know what I was expected to taste or feel but after about 1 second I had to take it out of my mouth as it tasted 100 times more bitter than grapefruit peel. After eating a chocolate I could finally get rid of the awful taste. Russell told me that when he puts it into his mouth all he can taste is paper, this is the same for most people. There are a lot of things which people can't taste and this just demonstrates how obvious this can be, one of those things is namely truffle. I read a study about truffle where it said more than 40% of women and 50% of men can't actually properly taste truffle, yet it is one of the most expensive ingredients. So a large % of these people are paying for Truffle without getting the full effect.
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Mary Murry is a certified nurse-midwife in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn.
Murry, a Cincinnati native, has been a nurse-midwife practitioner for more than 20 years and is an instructor at the College of Medicine, Mayo Clinic. She was a contributing reviewer and writer of the "Mayo Clinic Guide to a Healthy Pregnancy" book.
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I've been a practicing nurse midwife for more than 25 years. Each of my deliveries is unique, and I'm grateful each time I'm invited to participate in such a special time in people's lives. I'm also continually looking for new research and innovative ideas, including nontraditional ways to provide prenatal care.
In my practice at Mayo Clinic, we offer an option for group prenatal care called Centering Pregnancy. We assemble a group of women who have similar due dates, whether they're having their first baby or their fourth, and then meet regularly throughout pregnancy. Partners are welcome, too.
At each Centering Pregnancy meeting, participants measure their weight and blood pressure. Then each participant gets what we call tummy time — one-on-one time with the nurse midwife or other health care provider — to address any personal questions or concerns, check the baby's growth and listen to the baby's heartbeat. After tummy time, we sit together in a circle. Sometimes there's a prepared topic for the group to discuss, and other times we invite a guest speaker. The primary focus of each meeting, however, is interaction with other participants. It's one thing for me to tell you that your back pain is normal — but it's another thing for four other pregnant women to tell you that their backs hurt, too.
Unlike traditional classes or lectures, group prenatal care helps provide a sense of community among women who have similar issues, problems and fears. After the babies are born, we host a reunion to exchange birth stories, admire each other's babies and share in the joy of the group.
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Lazesoft Data Recovery Just a few clicks, you can use it to recover deleted files and recover data from formatted, damaged or lost partitions by yourself. Lazesoft Data Recovery is easy to use and powerful data recovery freeware for home user. Lazesoft Data Recovery offers home users complete solutions to recover deleted files or lost due to the format or corruption of a hard drive, virus or Trojan infection, unexpected system shutdown or software failure. With easy to use interfaces and the most powerful data recovery software engine, you can using Lazesoft Data Recovery recover data by yourself, preview recovered files while the search is in progress. Operating Systems: WinXP, Win7 x32, Win7 x64, WinVista, WinVista x64 Lazesoft Data Recovery Home Related Downloads Smart Data Recovery 3.5 Maximize your chances of successfully recovering a deleted document by running a dedicated data recovery tool. Smart Data Recovery offers you a free, reliable and lightweight data recovery solution that you can download and use at no charge. NT File Recovery 2.0 NT File Recovery is a quick and effective solution to restore accidentally deleted files from NTFS file system. The software supports recovering all types of files like documents, applications, media files etc. EASEUS Deleted File Recovery 2.1.1 Deleted File Recovery is a fast and smart data recovery freeware designed to recover deleted files from all types of media such as Hard Disk Drives, Floppy Drives, Smart Media, Compact Flash, Memory Sticks, and other types of removable media. After Work for U3 Flash drives 2.0 After your work on PC remain some items wich reduce your privacy level.Use the program and be sure in your privacy! 321Soft Data Recovery Express 2.13 321Soft Data Recovery Express is a do-it-yourself and free data recovery solution for FAT and NTFS file systems. It designed to easily recover deleted files from various storage devices, and It is Completely Free! iFileRecovery 1.20 iFileRecovery is a user-friendly and completely Free file recovery tool, designed to restore accidentally deleted files and directories in local hard disk and removable devices. Orion File Recovery Software 1.03 Free File Recovery Software - With Oriion you can easily search for deleted files on your hard drive, or any external or portable drive connected to your computer and recover or completely overwrite files to prevent future recovery. iCare Data Recovery Free 5.0 Dedicated in free data recovery, iCare Data Recovery Free allows 2GB free data recovery to undelete files from lost media like deleleted partition, formatted partition, damaged mbr, file system etc. Lazesoft Windows Data Recovery Free 3.3.0 Lazesoft Windows Data Recovery Free is the best data recovery freeware retrieves lost or deleted files saved in internal & external hard drives & other media. System Enhancements Popular Downloads Keyboard Monitor 1.1 Shows statistics on the use of the keyboard. This gadget for fun only, but we like it. It needs a small library installation. Touch Shell Free 1.1 The ultimate must-have, Touch Shell Free makes your device more logical than ever and adds rich graphics and fabulous 3D effects to the interface. Easy Flash Recovery 3.5 Risk free file recovery tool for flash cards and other media. Easy Flash Recovery is an easy-to-use data restore utility designed to restore files accidentally deleted from hard drives and flash cards. Advanced SystemCare Free 3.7.2 Free but professional in registry repairing, Advanced SystemCare Free is a comprehensive PC care utility that takes an one-click approach to help protect, repair and optimize your computer. V2V convertertion tool 5.0 StarWind Converter is a free convertor for virtual machines. With this powerful tool you can easily convert VMDK to VHD files and vice versa as well as to IMG files. The program doesn't modify the source image and copies files sector by sector. Unknown Device Identifier 8.00 Identify unknown devices with yellow question marks in your system and look for drivers for them. Driver backup is optional. SpeedItup Free 10.01 SpeedItup Free allows you to be up to 3 times more productive on your PC. It reads data up to 300% faster. As well as optimizes your RAM for overall computer performance. CD Recovery Toolbox Free 1.1.17 Software for recovering files from corrupted CD, DVD, HD DVD, Blu-Ray and etc disks. Freeware tool restores information lost as a result of some mechanical damage of the disk (scratches, chips, different spots on the surface). Heavyload 3.2 HeavyLoad is a benchmark tool that stresses all resources of a PC (like CPU, GPU, RAM, hard disk, operating system, etc.). Submit Reviews for Lazesoft Data Recovery Home
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