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I am reaching out to this forum to see if anyone knows, goes to or can recommend an EXCELLENT to GREAT doctor familiar with HELLP Syndrome and Pre-eclampsia.
I suffered from HELLP syndrome in my 38th week back in 2000. My son did not survive the experience, and I was hospitalized for almost 8 weeks after as my liver completely ruptured and my blood pressure was determined not to decrease.
I want to try again to conceive, and I want to go to a doctor who is familiar with the condition, can check me out, can give me direction on the best things to do for conception and and can give me wonderful care as I prepare to get pregnant and also carry another child. I am 38 years old.
I live in Miami, but am willing to travel as far north as West Palm Beach to go to the right doctor.
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New Research on LonelinessDecember 9th, 2010
I recently published an article in AARP magazine on chronic loneliness. Their new national survey shows that more than one-third of Americans aged 45 and older have pervasive feelings of loneliness that have been with them for more than a year. Whether or not you qualify as lonely depends on who highly you score on the UCLA Loneliness Scale, a 20-question test devised by a professor there named Dan Russell. Prof. Russell wishes you would not just haul off and take this test without doing some background reading, though, because he thinks the results only make sense when they're viewed in conjunction with the large and growing body of academic research on loneliness. So if you take the test, or even if you don't but you're still interested in the subject, please follow up by reading a book by John Cacioppo and Dan Patrick called Loneliness. Cacioppo is a neuroscientist, Patrick is a science writer, and together they have produced a great overview. They describe what loneliness is, how the cycle of chronic loneliness gets started and gets worse, and how to get out of it.
The AARP survey also found that the proportion of adults who are chronically lonely has risen a lot in the last decade. This makes sense, if you think about it. Social isolation often follows unemployment, of course, but it is also a danger when you're working so hard that you don't have time for a social life. Those two categories describe a whole lot of working-age Americans. You might think that loneliness is only a problem among people who live alone, but it isn't so, We found a lot of lonely married people, too. Loneliness is a state of mind, so it isn't restricted to any demographic category.

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Rising UFC light-heavyweight fighter, Alexander Gustafsson, tells MMA Viking that he is set on finishing Gegard Mousasi this April for the UFC on Fuel TV 9 card taking place in Sweden.Gegard is by far the most dangerous opponent so far. Hes young, hes hungry and has a lot of fight experience. Its gonna be interesting. Ill win the fight, no doubt. Its not going to be a decision thats for sure because two decisions in a row now, its too much. Im going to go for the finish, I want the finish. But Mousasi is the toughest opponent so far. Its going to be a great fight.


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Opening Statement
"This is J.R.'s night. I respect him and appreciate all that he has done for the program and I am sorry that we did this on his night. This was not our night. This was his night."
Thoughts on how UNCG shot from 3 point range tonight
"Once they get going, it's hard to stop them. Paulos made ridiculous threes in the second half. Then we tried to press and get back in the game in the second half, but they made those three point shots. Paulos had actually been struggling shooting the ball as of late. Drazen goes 2-for-11 from three feet and Paulos goes 10-for-12 from 20 feet. So you have to just give them credit."
On coming out of the press in the second half
"I don't think we gave up a ton of threes against the press in the first half. We just didn't play with a sense of urgency tonight. A game like this makes you want to do more than just come out of the press."
On momentum from now until tournament time
"We don't have momentum. That was a tough way to lose at home. A loss like that really stings us as a team. It's gut check time. We're tired, it's been a long season and we've had adversity after adversity this season. Most people quit before they fail. I don't think this team will, I'd be disappointed if they did. They haven't done it yet but what happened tonight was shell shocking."
Thoughts on what Chattanooga could have done differently tonight
"I don't know what else we could have done at times. Maybe we helped them a little too much, but they made pretty tough shots. From this point forward it's about growing up and becoming more of a team."
Z.Mason, junior, forward
Thoughts on the game
"They hit twenty threes. That's shocking in any game of basketball."
On Paulos's shots from behind the three point line
"The scouting report said he was a good shooter and we needed to do a better job of getting out there and guarding him. Coming out in the second half, he hit six three point shots in a row. We can't do much about it. He was hot and it was his night."
Does this loss motivate the team
"Yes, we are going to work hard after any loss so we can get better. We have to get ready for Elon on Saturday. We just have to watch film, learn from it and move on."
Ronrico White, sophomore, guard
On the team's level of urgency
"I feel like we didn't come out the way needed to in order to get some momentum heading into Asheville. These last four games were important for us to gain some momentum heading into the tournament. I have to do a better job of getting my team ready to play from the tip."
Thoughts on what could have been done differently
"Personally, I think I could have done a better job of getting my team ready to play from the opening seconds of the game. They look at me as a leader of the team and I need to do a better job of having them ready to play as a team."
UNCG Head Coach Wes Miller
Thoughts on game
"We played well tonight. We guarded. At least we were into it. We weren't perfect, but we were really into it defensively. That's something that I think this team has to do. We're under sized. We're small. We have to be able to have great defensive energy, and to have great ball pursuit every night to make up for our lack of size. That's something we can control every night, and I hope we really build on that. Obviously, we shot the ball really well, and when you shoot the ball well, it really helps. It makes me look like I can coach, and I really didn't have a lot to do with that. What I am proud of more than the made shots is the way we shared the basketball. It's about as good as we've shared the basketball all year. Twenty-seven assists is probably what I'm most proud of from my group. Again, we played well, and when the shoot the ball well like that and put it together for a night, generally, good things happen to you. It was a good win for us tonight."
Thoughts on what was seen on film that helped lead to win
"I don't think we saw anything on film. We were on the road at Furman a couple of weeks ago, and we shot it really well and the ball really moved. We know we can be explosive offensively when we share the ball, when we attack, when we're aggressive, but not selfish. I don't think we have selfish people, but we play selfish basketball. When we don't do that, we have a chance to be offensively explosive with guys like Derrell Armstrong, Trevis Simpson, Nick Paulos, Kayel Locke, and guys that are capable of scoring the ball. What we did see on film was that John has been pressing a lot. They've really turned up their defensive pressure, and we thought that we couldn't be passive. We had to really attack the pressure so they wouldn't get on our heels. They really hurt us at home when we were up seven late in the game. They went to the pressure, and that allowed them to go get back in the game and cut it to two. So we spent a lot of time in practice the last couple of days working against their pressure. Not just trying to beat it, but beat it to score so we could get out of it at some point during the game.
Thoughts on bench scoring
"We have really had solid bench scoring. I have to look at the statistics but I believe our bench scoring is in the top three in the entire league. We do expect our guys to come in off the bench and score the basketball, but I doubt that it's been that severe at any point this year."
Nicholas Paulos, sophomore, forward
Thoughts on getting hot
"I got a couple to go early, and then my teammates did an outstanding job of continuing to look for me and continue setting great screens. We shared the ball tremendously well. We were able to get open shots, and fortunately I was able to knock a few down tonight. I was feeling it, but that was from getting great screens from my teammates. Coach drew up some great plays for me, and I was able to knock them down. Coach said I broke a school record that's held by one of our assistants, so it felt pretty good."


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The two times #1 amazon bestseller Deceived Wisdom is available in hardback (from Amazon, Waterstones, Book Depository etc), there's an ebook version, and a great Audible edition narrated by comedian, actor, voiceover artist Kris Dyer:
- Deceived Wisdom ePub, £5 for Nook, PlayBook, Android, iPad etc
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About Deceived Wisdom
"Did your mother remind you to take off your coat when inside or you won't 'feel the benefit' when you leave? Have you ever been informed that what you need to cool down is a nice cup of tea? And are you bored of being told that you have to let that red wine breathe first to improve its taste? If so then 'Deceived Wisdom' is the book for you. Organised into easy-to-read standalone sections, it looks at the facts we all think we know and examines why we don't know them at all. David Bradley's clear and witty writing examines the science behind the statements to reveal the truth behind many popular myths. Entries include: Why urinating on a jellyfish sting does not help (in fact it can make things worse and is at best rather embarrassing for the stingee); Why recycling aluminium cans is not a waste of time; Why drinking diet cola will not make you blind; Why cats are not smarter than dogs; Why the 10,000 hour practice rule is not what it seems (cf Gladwell!); Why your mobile phone won't give you cancer; and Why those spam ads for herbal 'enhancement' are a scam."
Praise for Deceived Wisdom
TV pundit Francis Wheen "Judging by the sampler, it's my dream book. I may well have to order multiple copies as Christmas presents.
Science author and chemist John Emsley "I really enjoyed the book and indeed read it all within a day. It really was unputtabledown as they say."
Radio 2 veteran Kris Dyer "I loved your book, it's brilliant. Funny, insightful, entertaining, readable – everything a book should be."
Andy Lewis of Quackometer "Fun skeptical stocking filler."
Tony Davis of Elemensus "Starting to think of Bradley as the Bill Bryson on science writing"
Phillip Broadwith, Chemistry World "the book is excellent"
Chemist author Robert Slinn "It is one of those books that you cannot stop reading."
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Science author Brian Clegg "an excellent collection of science surprises," "a top notch box of chocolates."
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This set is a great companion to any Gears set you already have or a first set. The gears can be used to make a race car, an airplane, a motorcycle or anything...Read complete review
This set is a great companion to any Gears set you already have or a first set. The gears can be used to make a race car, an airplane, a motorcycle or anything your imagination can bring. The set includes a tethered motor, hand control with a forward and backward button, end connectors, wheels, propeller, glow in the dark stickers, and more. Children use problem solving and critical thinking skills as they put together unique vehicles. This hands on set can encourage some early interest in engineering and technology. There is no wrong way to build with Gears! Every creation is unique.When we received this set my son wanted to get started right away. We opened up the box and I followed the directions for the motorcycle. I think I did pretty good. My son wanted to change it up and make it a little more simple so he took parts off and made it his own style of motorcycle. He had lots of fun driving it around the house. He did have to follow right behind it because the cord is attached and it is a little short. He did have to be a little careful, because when he would go in reverse he would run over the cord and a few times he would get it wrapped around the wheel. So I guess my only complaint would be the cord. But that is so minimal compared to all the learning and fun he is having with it. This set is for 6 years and up, my son is 5 years old and just needs a little support.I received this set in exchange for a review. All thoughts and opinions are my own and not influenced in any way.Read more at http://www.arizonamamablog.com/2013/07/learning-resources-gears-gears-gears.html#Xq79PkFvzSg7785x.99
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By robin
from Ozawkie, KS
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Comments about Gears! Gears! Gears!® Motorized On the Move Building Set:
The remote broke as soon as our 6 year old grandson started playing with it.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Great Imagination toy
By Lee
from Dearborn Mi
All the products are great and I was very satisfied with the speed in shipping and the quality of the product.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
By Nana
from Sydney
About Me Grandparent, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Working Parent
My nephew's favorite new toy
By Grey Lady
from Avon, MA
About Me Favorite Aunt
This was a Christmas gift for my three year old nephew, Holden. He loves building things, and is starting to get into RC cars. This was THE best gift he received, combining two of his favorite things. He's spent hours with it already. Henry, 1 year old little brother has to be kept away from the smaller parts, but the two love playing with the bigger gears. While a minor complaint, some pieces need a LOT of strength to put together or pull apart, giving even some adults here a problem. Still, a great purchase that I would recommend.
5 year old loves it!
By Citymom
from Chicago, IL
About Me Stay At Home Parent
This toy was a gift for a 5 year old who loves to build things. The motor is an added benefit. His mother says that he loves it. He will enjoy this toy for years, as he gets older he will be able to build it without assistance.
Hours of Fun and Creative Building
By Second Time Around
from Salt Lake City, UT
I was so thrilled when we were given the opportunity to receive this fun set free of charge in order to do an honest review on my blog. My son loves to build and play with remote control cars and this set combines to the two!It is so much fun and great for building skills like perseverance, crticial thinking, and problem solving. My son loves to build his own creations as well as use the guide to create an airplane, motorcycle, and car. Once he finishes his creation he then gets to actually move it with the remote control. It can move backwards and forwards and adds hours of entertainment. We love this and we definitely recommend it!**I received the product free of charge in order to do an honest review.**
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By Bekki
from Springfield, IL
So what is so great about this toy?? Well it's just cool! LOL My 13 year old even had fun with it. It's very hands on and we had a blast playing with it together…. the key word here is together!! She is 13 and well you know how teenagers are. They just don't appreciate how wonderful their parents are at that age! It is also great for building problem solving skills and critical thinking. Everything on the toy spins and moves as it goes across the floor and your child is in charge!! They build it and then they drive it! That by itself will build up a child's self esteem.
By Nancy @ Arizona Mama
from Glendale, AZ
Creative Building!
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I wasn't sure how hard this set would be for my boys, but sure enough they did it. The set was just challenging enough that it took them awhile but not too long that they got frustrated or gave up. They were determined little boys! In this set there are enough pieces to make three big creations, not all at the same time though. So first my boys decided to build the motorcycle.After they finished the motorcycle and watched it move, yes it moves, they were reluctant to take it apart to build something else (race car, airplane, or whatever their little minds can come up with.) The remote is attached to a piece that starts off the creation and has two buttons on it, it does require 3 AA batteries too. His motorcycle did move, slowly but it moved. This Motorized on the Move set is compatible with other Gears! Gears! Gears! sets, which of course my boys now want more pieces. For now though the set does come with a decent amount of pieces to keep them busy!
Great toy for encouraging Creativity
By Andrea
from Illinois
I received this product as a blog ambassador and it's one of our favorites from Learning Resources. My eight year old has had endless hours creating different motorized vehicles and loves to create the motorcycle, race car and airplane by following the instructions with his father. Finally a toy that he can build and let it actually move and come to life, that doesn't have tiny parts and can easily be handled.


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#BB2MP Ride & Anniversary Party Recap
We couldn't have asked for a more beautiful day for our first official Black Butte to Mirror Bike Ride and 25th Anniversary Party! This past Saturday hundreds of cyclists came together to ride the back roads of Central Oregon. The ride started at Black Butte Ranch, outside of Sisters and ended by crossing Mirror Pond at Drake Park in downtown Bend. We met folks who had come all the way from Arizona and Nevada to ride the race and see the landmarks that inspired our damn tasty beer.
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Thanks so much to everyone who participated in our #BB2MP Instagram contest! Check out some of the entries below in our Storify. The Black Butte to Mirror Pond Bike Ride is next weekend, Saturday June 22nd. Sign up here.
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Black Butte to Mirror Pond Instagram Giveaway: May 24-June 10
To celebrate our 25th Anniversary and in honor of our two flagship beers, we're hosting a Black Butte to Mirror Pond Bike Ride on Saturday, June 22nd, 2013. Honestly, this is one ride you shouldn't miss! We'll start at Black Butte Ranch and wind our way along the dirt roads behind Sisters until we reach Mirror Pond at Drake Park in downtown Bend. Register for the ride here.


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You say shark I say hey man, Jaws was never my scene and I don't like Star Wars
Has he been doing PR/Interviews/Phone calls/Meet and Greets/Q and A's/TV show appearances/etc/etc for the better part of 8 years? No? Then he has no idea what responsibilities GSP has and the responsibilities that come with being A) a champion and B) a champion for that longHendricks has 3 kids, a wife and I'm sure a shot ton of other responsibilities yet he still does interviews, trains, does PR and fights. What a bullshit excuse.
Well, are you the very best at your job - where you are so good that you have been at the top of your profession for as stated above the better part of the last 8 years? Are you so good at your job that no one has even come close to being as good as you at that said job until as recently as 3 weeks ago? Im gunna go out on a limb and say the answer to those questions are no - thus your comparison doesn't fit in this situation what so ever.How would it look if I decide to take 2-3 years off work because I'm having trouble sleeping? Are commercials, music videos and short films gonna shoot themselves? It's his job grow a fucking pair Georges and if you want time off leave the belt take your asterix and let other men have their shot.
Sooooo GSP isnt tough as oak? Did you not watch him overcome everything Johnny threw at him and STILL WON THE FIGHT??? Also, does GSP not represent the best of the best mentally, personality, ability and physicality? Because those things have been said about Goreges for a long time.Seriously what happened to time where champions were tough and made of oak? They are supposed to represent the best of the best in mentality, personality, ability and physicality.
Anderson Silva - no bullshit....? Really? You cant be serious. And no, it wasnt a torn bicep for Cain it was a torn meniscus in his knee.Anderson and Cain are the only two that come to mind where they actively want to fight the best and have a no bullshit personality. Even when Cain lost to Dos Santos with a... torn bicep(was it?) he never said anything it was leaked from his camp.
Got a lot of soul searching to do. Sorry to everyone I've let down
GSP has entertained all of us for the past several years, and even though he has gotten paid well for it, I think it is us that owes a lot more to him than what he owes us. I do believe he has a contractual obligation to the UFC, but that's about it.
You have to know what you don't know.
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Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital hosted its second annual "Heart Fest" Tuesday, Feb. 19.
The heart-focused event was a luncheon/lecture featuring two cardiologists.
Dr. Tomas Vybiral, founder of Blue Ridge Cardiology and Internal Medicine, spoke to the packed conference room about the "Paleolithic Diet."
Insulin is a big culprit in health problems relating to weight, Vybiral said. Due to the current trend of high starch and sugar meals, the amount of natural insulin is increasing. When diabetes is discovered, the treatment - more insulin to prevent death from the existing insulin - can cause more severe weight gain than when untreated. The best way to avoid this is to cut out refined carbohydrates, he said.
"Lower your insulin level at all cost, whatever it takes," he said.
He also noted how pet owners are often in better shape than those with no pets.
"As the saying goes, if your dog is fat, you need more exercise," he said. The need for your pets to get out and walk is an opportunity for you to get your daily exercise, he said.
Dr. David Bohle of Winston-Salem Cardiology spoke on "Knowing Your Numbers," explaining what physical and economic costs cardiovascular disease causes. In a PowerPoint presentation, he noted that 82 million men and women live with some degree of heart disease. In 2006, cardiovascular disease added up to $403 billion in medical costs.
"Heart disease is the number one killer of men and women in our country. You can combine the top five cancers and you only get about half the number of patients that die from heart disease," Bohle said. "Is it a natural part of aging? No. Heart disease by and far is treatable."
Bohle listed five numbers patients and their doctors should keep tabs on. Blood pressure, lipids, weight, waist size, and blood sugar are all important figures to know, and he noted that waist size should be taken directly below the belly button, not down around the hips.
He gave several activities that could prevent the risk of heart disease as well. Like Vybiral, he noted the importance of dogs and cats to making people get out of the house and exercise. He said that when you and your doctor determine your health numbers, treat those numbers accordingly.
Also, eat smaller portions of food and allow yourself at least eight hours of sleep, Bohle said.
"God gave us three basic drives: hunger, thirst and sex," he said. "(Sex) lowers your blood pressure, it burns some calories, it gives you that intimate time that you need with each other to lower anxiety and stress."
He also noted that to lower stress levels at home, people should talk to their loved ones and have a strong belief system. "I still think its important to go to church on Sunday. I still think its important for people to have a personal relationship with a higher authority, because I know many times of need if I don't pray I'm nothing."
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A "Surge Center" for affordable health care is now open in Charleston. Lowcountry "Getcovered" Surge Center will be open until Dec. 20 on weekdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at
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Thanks to the efforts of the Charleston Chapter of the South Carolina Progressive Network, a new downtown office near the aquarium will open to help people enroll in an affordable health insurance plan.
The Lowcountry #Getcovered Surge Center will serve as a headquarters for open enrollment assistance under the Affordable Care Act in the SC Lowcountry.
Certified Navigators will be equipped with internet connected work stations that will allow them to access to use the now fully functional www.healthcare.gov website.
The S.C. Progressive Network, a member of the Health Insurance Education Cooperative, will coordinate navigation efforts at the Surge Center. Health care consumers should call the center at 843-475-2859 to set up a navigation appointment. Walk-in clients are welcome, but might need to wait for help.
The Surge Center was established with the intent of providing Charlestonians with increased access to Affordable Care Act navigators, who can help guide individuals and small-business owners in their pursuit of lower cost health insurance.
On nights and weekends, when the center is not open, mobile navigation and outreach teams will be available to provide education and navigation services. These units will operate with mobile Internet equipment.
All Affordable Care Act navigation and education services are available to public at no charge. The S.C. Progressive Network is a coalition of health care, social justice, fair housing and other community organizations working to improve the living conditions of all South Carolinians.
Parking will be available free with validation at the City of Charleston's parking garage located at 24 Calhoun Street. (Please bring your parking ticket with you for validation.) The Surge Center is also accessible via Charleston's free DASH trolley line. For information on the DASH line, please phone 843.724.7420 or visit their website at: http://www.ridecarta.com/riding-carta/routesmapsschedules/carta-dash-trolley-map-times.
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How are Vedic ideals upheld in the modern world in which we live? Visitors to the WAVES conference found out on July 31-August 3.
Maharishi University of Management was fortunate enough to be selected as the venue for the 11th annual World Association for Vedic Studies (WAVES) conference. Over 4 days, over 100 talks were presented on the theme of Vedic living in a modern world, covering areas as diverse as quantum physics, agriculture, sustainability, women's studies, mathematics, medicine, and more. The talks focused on how Vedic principles are – or are not – followed by modern society and how Vedic knowledge could help better today's world. Topics included Yoga, natural medicine, agriculture, higher states of consciousness, reflections on the various Vedic texts, and a variety of other areas of study. Also included were performances by the Maharishi Vedic Pandits and various Indian musicians.
The WAVES conference is noted as being the largest group of Vedic scholars that has ever assembled on MUM campus. A description of the conference is given on the WAVES homepage:
"World Association of Vedic Studies (WAVES) is a multidisciplinary academic society. It is a forum for all scholarly activities and views on any area of Vedic Studies variously called Indian Studies, South Asian Studies or Indology. WAVES is not confined to study related to Vedas alone or to India alone. It encompasses all that applies to traditions commonly called Vedic, past, present and future, anywhere in the world."
The prestigious event was well-received by the Fairfield community and attracted international guests who came from as far away as India to present and learn. The main plenary talks of the conference, as well as some of the parallel sessions, are available for streaming on MUM's Livestream page and on the MUM blog. They are compiled here for viewing convenience:
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In this recession, it may seem that the job market is going only one way—down. At Retirementjobs.com, a job-hunting website for people over 50, the number of help-wanted postings has plunged from 55,000 a year ago to fewer than 40,000. But as Bob Skladany, the site's chief career counselor, points out, that suggests "there are still hundreds of thousands of jobs open across the U.S." Finding one for you, Skladany and other experts say, means looking at the industries that are hiring—and being flexible. "You'll need to be creative in marketing yourself and willing to move around," advises Bert Sperling, who publishes "Sperling's BestPlaces" to live, retire, and work at bestplaces.net.
The most promising industries might surprise you. They include:
Finance. Sure, banks are merging and brokerages are throwing staff out on the street, but someone has to clean up the mess from Wall Street's meltdown. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), in its 2008–2009 Occupational Outlook Handbook, expects a hiring surge for positions such as accountants, auditors, personal financial advisors, financial analysts, and bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks. At Retirementjobs, finance is one of the top four categories for postings (health care, education, and the federal government are the other biggies). Financial jobs include customer service reps, bank tellers, and even lending officers, as borrowers scramble to refinance. Mutual fund houses like Vanguard Group are coming to job-hunting websites for customer reps because "these companies, whose customers are principally older, have found that it can be very helpful to have customer contact people who are the same cohort," says Skladany, whose regular column on finding work can be found on AARP.org.
Check out AARP Crash Course in Finding the Work You Love by Samuel Greengard (AARP Books/Sterling, 2008).
Office help. How can there be vacancies for positions like administrative assistant and clerk when so many companies are suffering in the downturn? "It's a fairly large category to start with, so there are a lot of jobs," says June Shelp, a vice president at The Conference Board who sees those postings when she analyzes 1,200 Internet job boards every month. And nearly 14 percent of the 3,200 hiring managers surveyed by CareerBuilder.com in November said they would be filling administrative and clerical slots. Another plus: most of these jobs don't require advanced skills.
Health care. "This has been a continuously growing area within the U.S. economy for some time," Shelp points out, and even a deep recession won't change the two main reasons for that: the aging of Baby Boomers and the constant creation of new drugs and medical devices. Nor do job hunters always need a specialized degree. The potential work runs the gamut, from home health aides and pharmacy technicians—positions that usually require only on-the-job training—to physician's assistants, nurses, dental hygienists, pharmacists, veterinarians, and M.D.s.
Social work. Times of intense financial stress unfortunately may lead to more drinking, gambling, drug use, and violence in the home. For instance, the National Domestic Violence Hotline in Austin, Texas, reported a steady rise in call volume in 2008, up as much as 15 percent in some months. Accordingly, five of the 20 fastest-growing occupations in the BLS outlook are these: substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors, social and human services assistants, gaming surveillance officers and gaming investigators, mental health counselors, and mental health and substance abuse social workers. The assistants and gaming-control jobs have the lowest educational requirements.
Education. Sperling notes that people who can't get a job often return to school for further training in hopes of boosting their employability. That can create demand from schools for everything from professors to janitors. Postsecondary teaching is one of the growth areas career consultant Laurence Shatkin cites in 150 Best Recession-Proof Jobs (Jist Publishing, 2008), and there is a steady supply of online postings for food service, clerical, administrative, and cleaning staff at colleges.


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Red barns stand out from green lawns and golden cornstalks rustle in the breeze on this 100-mile journey through east-central Iowa, where you'll see pastures dotted with cylindrical hay bales and occasional roadside stands advertising fresh produce and eggs for sale. The landscape is gentle, no looming bluffs or sparkling bodies of water, but instead features an undulating succession of rolling hills interspersed with groves of trees. Along the way, stop at the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum in West Branch for a trip through America's past. Go on to Kalona for a look at Amish life and perhaps a gooey pecan roll at the local bakery. Moving north to the Amana Colonies, a loop through the seven villages is part of the Iowa Valley Scenic Byway and promises more bucolic scenery along with wiener schnitzel, handmade furniture and old brick buildings. After shopping and eating your way through the Amanas, travel south to Fireside Winery for the chance to sit back with a glass and enjoy the view and warmth from the fire pit crackling in front of you.


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By JOHN STEGEMAN, PDT Sports Editor
April 25, 2013
Frank Lewis
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Ever see someone choking momentarily at a table near you in a restaurant and wonder, "would I know what to do if I suddenly had to handle a serious choking situation?" Thanks to a grant from the Wal-Mart Foundation, the staff at the Scioto County Board of Developmental Disabilities will be able to be pressed into action if the need arises.
"We received a $250 grant from the Walmart Foundation to purchase the ActFast AntiChoking Trainer," Lois Elliott, RN, said. "This device allows trainees hands-on education to ensure that we are not only responding quickly, but effectively in the event that choking occurs."
Shawn K. Jordan, Awareness Coordinator for the Scioto County Board of DD, said Walmart conducts a Local Community Contribution Program to support local agencies in their efforts to support the community, and in a letter of response, said, "We believe that your organization is doing important work in the communities you serve and we are proud that we are able to support you in your efforts."
With the grant fund SCBDD was able to purchase two such training devices. The devices, supported by the American Heart Association, fit an individual like a vest. When the Heimlick Maneuver is properly executed, a simulation of the choking object is released from the front of the device.
Educational training will be provided to staff members through use of the device to enhance the safety of the individuals served at SCBDD.
"What this does is teach individuals where to place their hands and how to properly force an object out of a choking victim by using the appropriate upward thrust," Elliott said. "We are continually learning and seeking ways to provide a safe environment for our staff and all of the individuals we serve."
Jordan said anyone wanting more information on opportunities available for individuals with developmental disabilities can visit them on the web at www.sciotodd.org, like them on Facebook at Scioto County Board of DD or follow them on Twitter @SciotoDD.
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The Spaniard guided Chelsea to Europa League glory and also helped them qualify for next season's Champions League after being brought in last November.
Former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has been widely linked with a return to Stamford Bridge this summer to succeed Benitez.
Asked about his plans and a link to Napoli following Chelsea's 5-3 defeat to City in New York, Benitez told Sky Sports News: "I am going to London now.
"I want to be in a top side so that we can play in the Champions League, if that is possible."
Benitez faced hostility from many Chelsea fans when he took over following the sacking of Roberto Di Matteo but was pleased to have delivered success to Stamford Bridge.
"I think it was a good challenge and I enjoyed it at the end, added Benitez.
"We won a trophy, (we reached) some semi-finals, a final (and finished in the) top three so I am really pleased because a lot of people at the start, people around players, they were pushing and pushing.
"I am really pleased for everyone."
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This week, a few inches of snow took the south by surprise, virtually paralyzing Atlanta's metropolitan area. Flights were canceled, school children spent the night in classrooms and on school buses in the 19-degree cold, shoppers camped out in supermarkets and thousands of drivers ended up stuck on icy roads.
Largely due to Atlanta's sprawling layout and shoddy public transportation system, the gridlock was epic—note the duration of the standstill (more than 12 hours), the number of cars on the road (1 million) and the baby delivery (yes, that happened)—but there have certainly been worse. Here are nine of the other worst traffic jams ever.
Above, traffic inches as snow blankets Metro Atlanta on Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2014.


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As practitioners of the emerging science of geology dug up previously unknown creatures of enormous size, readers of their books and articles responded with a mix of fascination and anxiety.
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As practitioners of the emerging science of geology dug up previously unknown creatures of enormous size, readers of their books and articles responded with a mix of fascination and anxiety.
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We find no compelling evidence that the earth's geological features can be explained by a global Flood. Here we consider three lines of evidence: global salt deposits, the order of deposition of sediment layers in the Grand Canyon, and the sequence of fossils in geological strata.
This BioLogos videocast addresses the age of recently discovered hominid fossils and how scientists are able to obtain those dates.
In recent decades, scientists have discovered more about the beginnings of humanity. The fossil record shows a gradual transition over 5 million years ago from chimpanzee-size creatures to hominids with larger brains who walked on two legs. Later hominids used fire and stone tools and had brains as large as modern humans. Fossils of homo sapiens in east Africa date back nearly 200,000 years. Humans developed hearths for fire, stone points for spears and arrows, and cave paintings by 30,000 years ago. By 10,000 years ago, humans had spread throughout the globe. Genetic studies support the same picture. Humans share more DNA with chimpanzees than with any other animal, suggesting that humans and chimps share a relatively recent common ancestor. Also, the same defective genes appear in both humans and chimps, at the same locations in the genome—an observation difficult to explain except by common ancestry. Genetics also tells us that the human population today descended from more than two people. Evolution happens not to individuals but to populations, and the amount of genetic diversity in the gene pool today suggests that the human population was never smaller than several thousand individuals. Yet all humans, of all races, are descended from this group. Humanity is one family.
If evolution is true, whales are related to the even-toed hoofed mammals, and there should be transitional fossil forms dating from about 45 to 50 million years ago.
Critics of evolution sometimes portray the theory as an untestable historical conjecture, depicting it as fundamentally different from experimental science in the lab. But the hunt for the earliest tetrapods was an effort to test a hypothesis that had generated a prediction.
Many evolutionary critics have identified the Cambrian Explosion as a stumbling block to the theory of evolution, arguing that the "expected transitions between major invertebrate phyla are absent, and that the suddenness of their appearance in the fossil record demonstrates that evolutionary explanations are not viable." Keith Miller argues that the Cambrian Explosion is not so problematic as these opponents claim after all.
I am a fan of the blog "Jesus Creed." Recently it published an interesting post about the transition from fins to limbs as evidenced by fossils of an organism trapped in sediment 375 million years ago.
Fossils provide a unique view into the history of life by showing the forms and features of life in the past. Fossils tell us how species have changed across long periods of the Earth's history. For instance, in 1998, scientists found a fossil showing an animal at the transition from sea creature to land creature. This tetrapod had a hand-like fin, confirming a prediction of evolutionary biology. Though the fossil record does not include every plant and animal that ever lived, it provides substantial evidence for the common descent of life via evolution. The fossil record is a remarkable gift for the study of nature.
Geologist Keith Miller examines the "Cambrian Explosion", a period of rapid evolutionary diversification approximately 575 million years ago, and whether it poses a challenge to evolutionary theory. From the June 2014 issue of Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith from the American Scientific Affiliation.
In today's video, Oxford physicist Ard Louis discusses the famous debate between renowned evolutionary biologists Stephen Jay Gould and Simon Conway Morris over the idea of evolutionary convergence.
In this series, James Kidder provides an intriguing study on transitional fossils and the evolutionary history of modern humans. He begins by discussing the fossil record, explaining how new forms are classified. He then explains the physically distinguishing trait of humankind—bipedalism. From the discovery of Ardipithecus, the earliest known hominin, to the australopithecines, the most prolific hominin, Kidder focuses on the discovery, the anatomy, and the interpretation of these ancestral remains.
If God himself is willing to die, particularly in such a gruesome way, then perhaps we should at least consider the possibility of God allowing the death of other creatures, too. But would this really be compatible with what we know of God through Scripture?
There are two opposite errors which need to be countered about the fossil record: 1) that it is so incomplete as to be of no value in interpreting patterns and trends in the history of life, and 2) that it is so good that we should expect a relatively complete record of the details of evolutionary transitions within all or most lineages.
The "Cambrian Explosion" refers to the appearance in the fossil record of most major animal body plans about 543 million years ago. The new fossils appear in an interval of 20 million years or less. On evolutionary time scales, 20 million years is a rapid burst that appears to be inconsistent with the gradual pace of evolutionary change. However, rapid changes like this appear at other times in the fossil record, often following times of major extinction. The Cambrian Explosion does present a number of interesting and important research questions. It does not, however, challenge the fundamental correctness of the central thesis of evolution.
These finds open up a new horizon of research into the earliest hominins and how they lived. They also provide us with even more clues in our ongoing search for the last common ancestor.
Though the fossil record does not include every plant and animal that ever lived, it provides substantial evidence for the common descent of life via evolution. The fossil record is a remarkable gift for the study of nature.
The biggest science stories of the week are reviewed.
James Kidder explains how a stunning fossil discovery affects our understanding of human evolution.


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I have been given a spiral feature within a dxf file that has been exported from a magnetics simulator (Amperes). I need to import it into a layout for mask generation and it needs to be as true to form as possible. When I import the file, I cannot merge on import as it will completely disappear. Once imported, I remove cuts in the spiral, and use the Draw > Convert > Connect Segments (with 0 tolerance) to resolve the spiral feature. I am concerned about the loss of curve (low number of vertices) in the feature. Is there a way to control more of how this feature imports? Is this a limitation of the manufacturing grid?
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Sometimes the curves are exported as Splines to DXF file from a CAD software which could result in coarse curves in another CAD software. The best way would be to export these curves as polylines if possible and then import that DXF file in L-Edit. Also, it's a good idea to import a DXF file without using the merge open polylines option in Import DXF dialogue. You can always merge the open polylines in L-Edit using Draw>Convert>Connect Segments option.
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Wednesday, May 26th, 2010
We recently hosted a film crew from the States who made this small video for us. They were over basically for the birds of the area, and will be making a full length film about them that I'll post up on the Quinta's Birding Blog as soon as I've got my sticky little paws on it, but this short video gives a wonderful feel of the few days they were over and for the Alentejo countryside in this, the most beautiful period of the year here. Many thanks to Jeff Aderman and James Currie.