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PATIENTS including a man suffering a suspected heart attack were cut off from emergency care on Mersea Island.
A particularly high tide, of 5.8m, kept The Strood flooded for hours with ambulances stuck on one side and four patients the other.
Emergency support had to be called in to help, including the coastguard, RNLI and air ambulance after it was decided if they couldn't reach them by land they would get there by air and sea instead.
Two patients were helped over The Strood by the RNLI, with support from a paramedic and the coastguard, and into waiting ambulances.
Another had to be air-lifted off the island.
A spokesman for the East of England Ambulance Service said they had received several calls while the island was cut off.
He said: "We had ambulances on the way but the island was isolated and they could not get across.
"We were called to deal with several incidents."
The first involved a man aged in his 60s with severe chest pains who may have been having a heart attack, in Kingsland Road.
A doctor with a defibrilator was helping to treat him but, with every minute becoming more crucial, the decision was taken to airlift him off the island for urgent medical attention.
He was taken to Basildon Hospital for treatment at the specialist cardiothoracic centre.
Another man, aged in his 80s, was suffering from a severe sickness.
A paramedic in a rapid response car, based on the island was treating him at the scene.
The coastguard was called to help and the man was transferred by boat into a waiting ambulance to be taken to Colchester General Hospital.
There were also two nasty falls with one woman aged in her 90s and another aged in her 80s injured in separate incidents.
A community first responder helped the older lady, who had a cut on her head, before taking her for treatment at a doctor's surgery as an ambulance could not get across.
The woman aged in her 80s was also transferred, with the help of the RNLI, off the island and into an ambulance before being taken to Colchester General Hospital.
The incidents took place between 1pm and 5pm with one of the highest tides of the year reaching its peak just before 3pm yesterday,
Senior Locality Manager Gary Baines, from the ambulance trust, said: "I want to thank the ambulance crews and our colleagues in the other emergency Services for their efforts in ensuring all of our patients got the help they needed during the high-tide.
"More often than not we are fortunate enough to avoid the high tides, however we do have measures in place, such as the community first responder group based on the island.
"We also utilise the help of the coastguard along with the regional air ambulance team as and when necessary to ensure our patients are responded to as quickly as possible."


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George Clooney He's one of those guys that gets better looking as he ages, don't you think? He didn't use to do it for me. But anyway, since we had Noah Wyle last week, a sharp-eyed commenter spotted his co-star in ER, George Clooney, with a book and it seemed only appropriate to feature him […]Read More →

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Self-Esteem BuilderMystery teasers are little stories where you need to figure out what happened based on the given clues.
As the school year was progressing, a teacher was distressed that more and more of her students were beginning to tease and make fun of one another. She decided to do something about it. When they returned to the classroom after Spring Break, they saw a mirror on the wall with a sign next to it.
When one of the students came to her crying about the names she had been called at recess, she sent the girl to the mirror with these directions: Read that sign quietly to yourself. Repeat it over and over, gradually running the sounds together. Each time, look at yourself in the mirror. Soon you will be smiling.
Sure enough, when the student followed these directions, she came away smiling.
Each time a student would come to the teacher feeling low, she would give them the same directions. Sometimes they would have difficulty, so she would go over to read the sign with them. Eventually, each one would come away smiling.
This is what the sign said: I.Y.Q.Y.Q.R.
Why did this little exercise help her students feel better about themselves?
HintWhen read correctly, the message may sound like it is being said with a speech impediment.
AnswerWhen the students read the letters out loud, running them together, and looking in the mirror, they realized that they were telling themselves, "I like you like you are!" It may not be perfect grammar, but the teacher reached her goal of building self-esteem in her students who had a low opinion of themselves because of teasing.
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NEARLY 800 cyclists took to Dorset's country roads today to raise funds for charity in the 26th annual Macmillan Dorset Bike Ride.
The more experienced pedallers embarked from Corfe Mullen Recreation Ground at 8am on the 100-mile route through Blandford, Wimborne and nearly as far as Sherborne before circling back to Poole.
Others set off on 60, 48, 28 and 25-mile routes throughout the morning, taking in Charborough Park and the Stour and Winterbourne valleys.
See all the pictures from the Macmillan dorset Bike Ride in a gallery
Last year the event raised around £80,000 for the cancer charity and this year organisers hope to reach a similar total.
Ride organiser Peter Smith-Nicholls said: "We are a bit down on numbers this year as some French people decided to run another cycling event in Yorkshire today and I know a few people have gone up to that.
"But we are very pleased with the turnout and we are getting increasing numbers of people taking part in the 100-mile ride as the sport becomes increasingly popular.
"We get all sorts of people coming here from all over the country, from young families to people who go out riding every weekend. Some people haven't dug the bike out of the shed since this time last year.
"For many people it is about raising funds for Macmillan and it is the charity's biggest event in Dorset.
"People come to remember those they have lost and for some it is part of the grieving process."
The Daily Echo-backed event, sponsored by Sunseeker, was started by veteran Macmillan cyclist Gerry Robinson of Broadstone, who, celebrating his 81st birthday today, has been taking part for many years and has raised more than £10,000.
Having beaten prostate cancer himself, he said he had lost several friends to the disease.
"I just feel an obligation to do the ride, because Macmillan Cancer Support have been so involved with all of them," he said.
Among those taking part was David Edgar, from Dorchester, whose partner Carmel Meaney died of lung cancer last year. He was joined by his daughter Fay and granddaughter Beth.
"My partner had a love-hate relationship with cycling and we support Macmillan whenever we can," he said.
"This is our second time here. There is a great atmosphere here and everyone is very friendly."
The riders were supported by mechanics from Primera, a massage team from the Anglo European Clinic of Chiropractic, and refreshments laid on by Macmillan volunteers.


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September 29, 2010 – New York Rangers 5, Detroit Red Wings 1 (Pre-Season: Game No. 4, Home No. 2)
• The Rangers defeated the Red Wings, 5-1, at Madison Square Garden to improve to 3-1-0 in pre-season action, including a 2-0-0 mark at home. New York tallied three goals in the game's opening period, the most the team has tallied in a period this pre-season.
• The Blueshirts notched one power play goal in five attempts (7:10), and are now seven-for-21 (33.3%) with the man advantage through four pre-season games.
• Henrik Lundqvist turned aside 35 of 36 shots to improve to 2-0-0 in pre-season action. Lundqvist has stopped 60 of 65 shots faced through two games, registering a 2.48 goals against average and a .928 save percentage over the span.
• Marian Gaborik opened the game's scoring one minute into the contest with his team-leading third power play goal of the pre-season. Gaborik, who led the Rangers with 42 goals and 86 points last season, also added his first assist of the pre-season, and has now recorded four points (three goals and one assist) in three games.
• Sean Avery notched the game-winning goal at 4:39 of the first period, and recorded a plus-two rating in the contest. He finished the home-and-home set against Detroit with two goals.
• Forward Ruslan Fedotenko tallied the primary assist on the game-winning goal, and finished the contest with two assists and a plus-two rating. Fedotenko is now tied for the team lead with four assists and five points in three pre-season games.
• Rookie center Derek Stepan registered two points (one goal and one assist) and a plus-two rating in the contest, and has now recorded three points (one goal and two assists) in three pre-season appearances. Last season, Stepan established career-highs with 12 goals, 42 assists and 54 points while skating in 41 games with the University of Wisconsin Badgers of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA).
• Defenseman Michael Del Zotto notched an even strength goal at 7:34 of the third period, and registered a team-high, four shots on goal in 22:16 of ice time. He is now tied for the team-lead with five points (two goals and three assists) in two games. Del Zotto also registered a plus-two rating and three hits in the contest.
• Michael Sauer tallied his first goal of the pre-season at 19:01 of the first period, and blocked a game-high, four shots in 19:49 of ice time.
• Rangers' forwards Alex Frolov and Erik Christensen each recorded an assist in the game. Frolov tallied the only assist on Del Zotto's third period goal, and he is now tied for the team-lead with four assists and five points. Christensen registered the primary assist on Sauer's first period goal, and finished the contest with a plus-two rating and won a team-high, eight face-offs in 12 attempts (67%).
• New York defensemen Michal Rozsival and Pavel Valentenko each tallied one assist in the contest. Rozsival registered the only assist on Gaborik's power play goal at 1:00 of the first period, and logged a game-high, 23:26 of ice time. Valentenko assisted on Stepan's third period goal, and recorded a plus-two rating and tied for the game-high with four hits.
• Matt Gilroy led all skaters with a plus-three rating and logged 18:18 of ice time. As a rookie last season, Gilroy registered a season-high, plus-two rating on October 2 at Pittsburgh and October 12 vs. Toronto.
• The Blueshirts' practice schedule for tomorrow, September 30, is 11:00 a.m. at the MSG Training Center.
• The Ranges will return to action on Friday, October 1, when they will face-off against the Ottawa Senators at Madison Square Garden (7:00 p.m.), in the first game of their home-and-home set. The contest will be televised live on MSG.
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I'm not an expert on Javascript in fact I was just reciently trying to learn it until I started reading about people that dont even have javascript turned on on their computers because they say that javascript can be a big security problem and I started wondering about these security issues.
Is really javascript a security problem? If yes, can someone mention some of those possible problems? I simply would like to reconsidere my desition of not using Javascript in my sites and start using it since I really like the language and the cool effects you can achieve with it.
As always thanks a lot for your help!
Javascript, on its own, cannot access the user's file system afaik. But if a developer uses some of the IE specific "features" which do allow js to access the file system then security could be an issue. But I have never used any of those features in any of my websites and so hopefully someone else can help more regarding those. But if IE is attempting to access your file system, it will normally ask you if you are sure you want to allow this.
Imho, a bigger risk is not having an up to date reputable anti-virus/firewall system on your pc.
Thank you for your comments!
What if someone hacks a website that uses Javascript, would the hacker have a better chance to use that site to populate malicious scripts?
afaik if someone hacks a website it's probably due to a security hole in something else rather than javascript unless they have hacked through via an IE specific javascript feature which I don't know if it is even possible.
Well, what I meant is that if a hacker has control over a certain site, could the hacker create some sort of malicious scripts using Javascript?
Sorry if my questions don't make too much sense but I'm still a little confused even though you already clarified some of the questions I had.
Javascript, on its own, cannot access the user's file system afaik.
This is good to know!
Thanks a lot!
I wouldn't let security issues stop you from learning Javascript, its become a integral part of the modern web.
With will ANY programming language on networked software there can be security issues! You as the programmer have to learn about the common attacks and way to counter them.
You might want to read up on Cross-Site Scripting. Note that is not unique to having Javascript on your site.
I'm talking more about some sort of virus that can be distribute via Javascript, this is pretending that the hacker has complete access to the website and can add his own code and manipulate the site as he wants, and then any user visiting this site will get infected.
Can something like this happen because of Javascript?
And yes I will stop worrying much about this type of problems and start learning more about the language it-self.
If the hacker has complete access to your website, it becomes completely irrelevant if you are using JS in your website or not. He can then change anything as he sees fit.
Make sense, thanks for your comments!


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SAINT LEO, Fla. – There was zero doubt that the Saint Leo men's basketball team brought its shooting touch to the Marion Bowman Activities Center on Saturday afternoon. The Lions, behind a 52 percent night shooting where they hit 14 triples, handed 17th-ranked Rollins College a 79-54 defeat as Saint Leo jumped back into the win column in a big way.
All the shots that didn't seem to fall in their game on Wednesday night couldn't miss on Saturday as it felt like the Lions (13-4, 6-4 SSC) were hitting from all over the court. Blistering the nets behind a 63 percent shooting average in the first half, the Lions led by nearly 30 points as the Green and Gold seemingly made what looked to be a great conference match-up rather anticlimactic.
Withstanding a small Tars' (14-3, 6-1 SSC) rally that cut the Saint Leo advantage to 14 points, the Lions closed out the SSC win with a 21-10 run to carry the margin to its 79-54 final.
Jerrel Harris posted a career day as he bucketed a game-high 26 points, besting his old mark of 25 he set in the Tuskegee game, as he went 10-16 from the field and drained six three-pointers. Marcus Ruh was a lone point behind his teammate on 9-of-14 shooting as he hit five treys and pulled down five boards.
Coming off the bench, Trent Thomas added 10 points in the win with nine coming from behind the big arc.
A great defensive effort from the Lions saw just two Rollins players reach double digits on a team that averaged 75.3 points per game this season. Kyle McClanahan led the Tars with 15 points and Adam Allen added 12.
For the game, the Lions shot 51.9 percent (27-of-52) from the field and an astounding 58.3 percent (14-for-24) from behind the three-point line. Compare those to the Tars' 33.9 average (19-of-56) and 26.1 percent (6-of-23) from distance and the final tally becomes more evident.
Finishing their first trek through the Sunshine State Conference at 6-2, the Lions take a break from SSC play when they welcome Palm Beach Atlantic into the Bowman Center on Wednesday night. Game time is set for 7:30 p.m. PBA is the first rematch game of 2012-13 as Saint Leo opened up 2013 with a 73-67 victory on January 2 in West Palm Beach.
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The New York Mets Friday announced that they recalled infielder Justin Turner from Buffalo (AAA) of the International League and optioned infielder/outfielder Nick Evans to Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League. Turner, who bats and throws righthanded, will wear uniform #2 and was available for Friday's game in San Francisco.
Turner, 25, hit .297 (52-175) with 26 runs scored, nine doubles, three home runs and 16 RBI in 42 games for Buffalo, splitting time between second base and shortstop. He joined the Bisons on May 25 after being claimed off waivers from the Baltimore Orioles.
With Jose Reyes suffering from a sore oblique, the Mets felt they needed more infield help instead of one more outfielder like Evans.
This will be Turner's second stint at the major league level this season. The 5-11, 200-pound infielder appeared in five games for the Orioles from April 12-23, going hitless in nine at-bats before being optioned to Norfolk (AAA) of the International League. In two separate stays with the Tides, Turner hit .250 (21-84) with 11 runs scored, eight doubles, one home run and eight RBI.
The Long Beach, Calif., native played collegiately at Cal State Fullerton and was selected by Cincinnati in the seventh round of the 2006 First Year Player Draft. Acquired by the Orioles in a four-player swap in 2008, he made his major league debut on Sept. 8 of last season and struck out as a pinch hitter at Boston. Over 12 career games in the major leagues, Turner has three hits in 27 at-bats (.111) and three RBI.
Evans went hitless in two pinch-hit at-bats for the Mets after being recalled on July 9 from Binghamton. He returns to the B-Mets where he hit .290 (88-303) with 54 runs scored, 24 doubles, 15 home runs and 46 RBI in 77 games. The 6-2, 220-pound slugger also was named to the Eastern League All-Star team earlier this month.


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Dangerous heart rhythm disorder now affects more than a million people, with nearly 100,000 in the East of England and sufferers five times more likely to have a stroke.
More than a million people in the UK now live with atrial fibrillation (AF), including 99,388 in the East of England.
AF is a dangerous heart rhythm disorder that increases the risk of stroke five-fold, according to new figures from the British Heart Foundation (BHF).
The data, released as part of the BHF's Ramp up the Red fundraising campaign for heart research, shows the UK has for the first time topped the million mark for the number of people living with the heart rhythm disorder.
Atrial fibrillation causes an irregular, sometimes fast pulse because electrical impulses controlling the heart's natural rhythm lose coordination.
Over the past five years, the number of people with atrial fibrillation has rocketed by nearly 20% with over 1 million now diagnosed with the condition.
High blood pressure, heart valve disease and binge drinking are among the causes, which can leave sufferers experiencing palpitations, and feeling faint and breathless. However, some people with the condition have no symptoms at all.
If left untreated, atrial fibrillation can significantly increase the risk of a blood clot forming inside the chambers of the heart, which makes the risk of a stroke five five times more likely.
Simon Gillespie, Chief Executive at the BHF, said: "The real danger with atrial fibrillation is that some people don't realise they have it. You can be going about your daily routine oblivious to the fact you're five times more likely to have a devastating stroke.
"Checking that your pulse is regular is a simple way of seeing if you're at risk. But only through research can we tackle this dangerous disorder and prevent its devastating consequences. That's why we're encouraging people in the East of England to take part in our Ramp up the Red campaign to raise money for life-saving research."
The rising figure is in part down to the UK's ageing population. Drinking excess alcohol including binge drinking - is another risk factor that can increase your chance of developing atrial fibrillation over time.
BHF is urging you to go as red as your dare and organise a Ramp up the Red party with friends, families and colleagues on February 7 to raise vital funds for life-saving heart research.
To order a free fundraising pack, visit bhf.org.uk/red or call 0800 0316 316 to sign up today.


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The "General Discussions" forum is a place for general discussions about Python. Sample topics would be things like which IDE to use, which version of Python to use, or suggestions for learning tools.
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That's right…we're pleased to announce the availability of our enterprise-savvy LiveCycle Mobile ES2 application on the exciting, new BlackBerry Playbook. You can download this app directly to your PlayBook from App World. One of the first Adobe apps on the PlayBook, this app is also the first version of LiveCycle Mobile to be developed with Adobe's Flash and AIR platform technologies.
For this 'first' release on PlayBook, we focused on a core enterprise problem that customers of LiveCycle ES, our enterprise suite, are familiar with…how do you participate in human-centric workflows while you're away from the office and don't have (or don't want to pull out) your laptop? In other words, you have tasks to approve (expense reports, time off requests, etc) and you need a way to do it that matches your mobile self.
LiveCycle Mobile ES2 meets that need, providing the ability to browse your existing tasks, look at details for each one, and then approve, reject or otherwise take action on them while you're on the road.
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The app was developed using Flash Builder + the integrated BlackBerry PlayBook SDK. It was very easy to build the app using Flash Builder and the debugging experience was very well done. We were able to debug directly on the device or in the emulator if the device wasn't available.
This is exciting work that is starting to show the real promise of Flash, Flex and AIR being able to deliver a true cross-platform development and deployment architecture.
With today's announcement, LiveCycle Mobile is now available on five mobile platforms (including three with tablet support): PlayBook, BlackBerry smartphones, Android, iOS, and Windows Mobile 6.5
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This week, we look at singer Nicole Scherzinger. We've received remixes for her songs "Right There" and "Don't Hold Your Breath." These two singles come from her debut album Killer Love slated for a December release. How does she fare? Read on.
WTF is Nicole Scherzinger?
The bio on her site is way too long. Seriously, chick? Below are some of the more precious bits from her bio.
"when Hawaiian-born Nicole Scherzinger was growing up in Louisville, Kentucky, she received a Christmas gift of a tiny purple boombox and a cassette of Whitney Houston's chart-topping 1985 self-titled debut album. 'That was it for me. Her voice was so powerful; every note she sang just felt like the truth.'"
"…a multifaceted career that has enabled her to lead the multi-platinum pop group The Pussycat Dolls , take home the mirror ball trophy as the tenth season winner of ABC's Dancing With The Stars and act on How I Met Your Mother and the musical Rent. [Simon Cowell] tapped Scherzinger to serve as a judge on the American version of The X Factor…"
"All I've ever really wanted to do was sing," she says. "I didn't care about being famous. Whitney Houston really touched me and changed my life. She drew me into her world and that's what I hope to do with Killer Love. I want to create a world inside of the music like my favorite performers did. I want to play in that realm artistically and creatively and see where it takes me, then put it onstage and share it with people. That's what it's about for me."
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A cyclist was killed this morning in a hit and run accident.
The man was hit on Gainsborough Road, close to Leytonstone tube station, at around 6.30am.
He was pronounced dead at the scene.
The driver of the car fled the accident, but a suspect was found nearby and was arrested along with two other men.
The cyclist has not yet been formally identified and his next of kin have not yet been informed.
A London Ambulance spokesman said: "Sadly despite extensive treatment he was pronounced dead at the scene by the doctor."
The cyclist is reported to be a man in his 30s.
Gainsborough Road remains closed in both directions between Lemna Road and Fairlop Road.
Buses are still stopping at the tube station.


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High Powered Praise from Leonard Maltin for Local Filmmaker
High Powered Praise for Local Filmmaker
Writer and Director Mike Wallis appears alongside Quentin Tarantino and Ang Lee in Leonard Maltin's 2013 prestigious film list for his debut, Good For Nothing.
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One of the world's top film critics, Leonard Maltin, has included Wellington-based Wallis and his Kiwi Western Good for Nothing in his 2013 category of Fifty Notable Debut Features of the Past Twenty Years. The list appears in Maltin's New York Times bestseller, Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide (2013 edition).
The prestigious list has Wallis appearing alongside some of the biggest filmmakers working today, including Quentin Tarantino (Reservoir Dogs 1992), Sam Mendes (American Beauty 1999) Christopher Nolan (Following 1999), Darren Aronofsky (PI 1998), Danny Boyle (Shallow Grave 1994), Ben Affleck (Gone baby Gone 2007), Guillermo del Toro (Cronos 1992), David O. Russell (Spanking the Monkey 1994) and Ang Lee (Pushing Hands 1992).
Wallis, whose charming and highly original Western is generating a lot of acclaim, said of the news, "It's an incredible honour and I'm a bit star-struck to be to be honest. I remember watching Leonard Maltin on Entertainment Tonight with Leeza Gibbons when I was a kid in Mosgiel.
"To be on this list is wonderful recognition and it is also testament to the crew who all worked extremely hard with little money to create Good for Nothing," he said.
The accolade follows glowing reviews for Good For Nothing from critics including The New York Times, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, and Ain't It Cool News. New Zealand critics have given it four-star reviews including Kate Rodger (3News), Graeme Tuckett (RadioNZ & Dominion Post), The Press and Stuff.co.nz.
Wallis, along with fiancée and lead actress Inge Rademeyer, produced and funded the movie instead of buying a house. After selling the film to the United States the couple chose to self distribute in New Zealand due to changing distribution models.
Good for Nothing has played in over 75 cinemas across the country last year and is now available on DVD or available to download to own from www.goodfornothingmovie.com
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Leonard Maltin is an American film critic and historian, author of several mainstream books on cinema, focusing on nostalgic, celebratory narratives. He is known for writing the shortest review in the U.S [1] and creating the Walt Disney Treasures series. In the mid-1990s, Maltin became the president of the Los Angeles Film Critics Association and is on the Advisory Board of the Hollywood Entertainment Museum. For nearly a decade, Maltin was also on the faculty of the New School for Social Research in New York City. He currently teaches in the School of Cinematic Arts at the University of Southern California.
As an author, Maltin is best known for Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide, a compendium of synopses and reviews that first appeared in September 1969 and has been annually updated since October 1987.
Since May 29, 1982, Maltin has been the movie reviewer on the syndicated television series Entertainment Tonight. He also appears on the Starz cable network. Maltin currently hosts a television show called Secret's Out on ReelzChannel movie network.
[1] Isn't It Romantic? is a 1948 film from Paramount Pictures, It is notable for having the shortest review ever given to a motion picture, according to Guinness World Records; well-known critic Leonard Maltin simply replied "No" as a response to the film's title.


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As I've gone from full-time teacher to stay/work at home mom this year, it has come to my attention that my wardrobe is...lacking. So today I'm going to show you how I started to remedy that with a colorblock t-shirt tutorial and pattern.
I mean, I had the dress pants or skirt/work shirt look down, and now I'm feeling a little lost. So I did what any sane person would do to get wardrobe inspiration - I started pinning, of course!
This shirt caught my eye - source: sheinside.com
Except I didn't like the colors - the white stripe looks a little too much like a pageant sash to me. But I like the draping - especially since I have not been able to get rid of the extra skin around the tummy since I had Bean. My weight is the same, but there's this stubborn muffin top that I am too busy to attack. And so I find myself wearing lots of looser items than I did pre-baby.
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- To download the pattern, subscribe to the Melly Sews Weekly Newsletter. AFTER you sign up, you'll get a confirmation email – and you have to confirm or my email service can't send you the free pattern. But once you do confirm, you'll get access to not just this but several other free patterns. Woot!
It should look like this when the front is done
If there are any wonky bits on the side edges where the seams didn't quite match right, just trim.
You'll notice the front is quite a bit wider than the back. That's what gives it its drape. Assemble as normal, matching shoulders, inserting sleeves, and sewing down the underarms and sides.
I left to edges unfinished - no hemming necessary since I was using interlock. If you use jersey and it rolls and you don't like that look, you could add a narrow hem.
And that's it!
It looks a little different on me than Molly because that wench adopted instead of birthing her baby mannequin, so she doesn't have the muffin top and her boobs are all perky. And she likes to rub that in.
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The 2010 Subway Series between the Yankees and the Mets begins tonight at 7:10 at Citi Field.
Hisanori Takahashi (3-1,3.12 ERA) will face Javier Vasquez (2-4, 8.01 ERA) in tonight's tilt. Takahashi has performed very well for the Mets and will try to keep the powerful Yankees lineup guessing. Vasquez, meanwhile, is coming off a stint in the bullpen after a horrendous start to the season. Even though he has two wins on the season, the last one barely counts. On Monday, he pitched a third of an inning and picked up the win in a high-scoring affair with the Red Sox.
The action continues this weekend with a pair of really good pitching matchups. Phil Hughes (5-0, 2.25 ERA) battles big Mike Pelfrey (5-1, 3.02 ERA) on Saturday, and CC Sabathia (4-2, 3.43 ERA) takes on Johan Santana (3-2, 3.72 ERA) on Sunday night.
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ATHENS, Texas—Bill Sweeten of Yantis pulled Lake Fork into a tie with Lake Conroe for the most ShareLunkers of the current season when he pulled a 14.43-pound bass from Lake Fork Monday.
Sweeten was fishing in five to eight feet of water when the big bass took a red Rat-L-Trap. The fish was 26.75 inches long and 21.5 inches in girth.
Fork and Conroe have now each produced four ShareLunkers during the current season. Choke Canyon Reservoir has sent three big bass to the lunker bunker at the Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center (TFFC) in Athens.
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Papaya volumes will likely be lower than normal for the foreseeable future thanks to heavy rains in Central America, importers said.
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"Rains flooded our fields in Northern Belize during August and September," Brindle said. "Currently we're at 50% of normal volume. New fields coming should push volumes to promotable heights by March."
Hurricanes in Mexico also have affected production there, said Homero Levy de Barros, president of Pompano Beach, Fla.-based HLB Specialties LLC. In mid-November, HLB also was sourcing papayas from Brazil, Belize and Guatemala.
Papaya markets were sluggish heading into Thanksgiving, a not-uncommon phenomenon, but that should change in early December, de Barros said.
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Adhering to the highest standards of free trade, Ojon works closely with MOPAWI, a non-profit group dedicated to sustainable development with the native Miskito and Garifuna peoples of the Rio Platano Biosphere Reserve in northeastern Honduras, to acquire the oil from thousands of local producers. The nuts are gathered from wild trees - not plantations - as a renewable resource and processed in the traditional manner by local workers. This special oil (it takes the entire nut production of one tree to produce just 3 cups of oil) is formulated with up to 30 other naturally derived ingredients to make the different Ojon hair care products, each of which is subjected to rigorous clinical, consumer and safety testing. The formulators are dedicated to pure, natural products, free of parabens, phthalates, propylene glycol, mineral oil, PABA, petrolatum, paraffin, DEA and animal ingredients (except for cruelty-free honey and beeswax). The result is a line of effective treatments, ready to provide healthy, lustrous hair, full of body, bounce and volume.
Named after Ojon oil, found in Central America's tropical rainforests, Ojon Products include shampoos, conditioners, hair-styling products, and treatments that improve hair health. Ojon oil has quite a history, the Miskito Indians have been using this oil for more than 500 years and are aptly named "The people of beautiful hair." It would be tough to find another product with more proven, enduring results.
Ojon Products are free of harsh chemicals, artificial colorants, chemical preservatives, and synthetic fragrances, making them natural and healthy for your hair. Featuring natural ingredients such as lemongrass and wheat protein, these products cleanse, condition, and pamper your hair without using products that can damage your hair. Gentle shampoos and conditioners eliminate daily buildup and can even give your hair a volumizing boost.
Stop using hair-care products that create buildup and damage your hair. Instead, turn to Ojon Products to revitalize your hair in a healthy, natural way. You'll enjoy lighter, shinier hair in no time.
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Use Ojon Dry Recovery Revitalizing Moisture Mist when you're styling your hair every morning or when your hair is in need of a boost. Not many products can boast the ability to style and re-style your hair with one effective formula. Simply spray the mist, which features blue agave, lemongrass, and ginseng, on your hair to add moisture, eliminate tangles, and revitalize your hair. You'll notice less frizz and fewer flyaways with the mist, which can boost the performance of other styling products.
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ORLANDO, Fla. - In just a few weeks, on April 25, pocketknives will be OK to bring on a plane. But there are still plenty of things out there that can easily be confiscated.
According to the Transportation Security Administration, agents at Orlando International Airport confiscate thousands of pounds of items every year from passengers.
And now, Local 6 is finding out where all of that stuff ends up. It turns out, some people are actually making money off the stuff you hand over.
At OIA, Local 6 spoke to one couple -- Cindy and Matt Lamarre -- who are still steaming because they had to hand over Cindy's high-end hair spray.
"They said because there's a lot of bottle they have to take it, and they took it," says Lamarre. "It was good, it was expensive."
The Lamarre family, like so many other travelers who've had their stuff snatched, wonder where does it all go?
"I assume a lot would go in the trash," says Daryl Kirkland-Morgan, who had her hair gel confiscated. "Hopefully they donate it to a shelter."
"I think they probably divvy it up amongst themselves, they probably get first dibs," says Elena Ritter, another passenger at OIA. "Like, in the break room they pass it around. They take the good stuff, and then get rid of all the other stuff."
Most food and drink is thrown out, and so are chemicals, like gel or hair spray, according to officials. Weapons go to the authorities. But the rest -- pretty much anything that's worth something -- is sold.
The TSA unloads 750,000 pieces of personal property every year to places known as state surplus centers.
They package it, and sell it -- boxes and bins full of spears, non chucks, axes and numerous knives. Usually they end up online at auction sites like eBay or GovDeals.com. The sites then split the cash with the state agencies that are selling your stuff.
But if you're truly dead set against giving the TSA your personal property, you do have options, if you have the time.
You can walk back over to the ticket counter and check it. Or, some airports, like OIA, will let you mail it to yourself.
Under federal law, the TSA can't make any money on confiscated items; only those surplus agencies can.
The TSA says some states have brought in close to a million dollars selling your stuff online.
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Did you know?
Rustenburg means 'town of rest' in Afrikaans.
Officially founded in 1851 by Boers who had trekked into the area a decade earlier, Rustenburg is one of the oldest towns in the North West province and makes for a great base from which to explore areas of interest throughout the region. Rustenburg is also known as the 'Platinum City' because of the platinum mining around the area.
By far the best-known attractions in Rustenburg are the nature reserves that are all within striking distance of the town. But for those more culturally minded, there are some magnificent churches to be seen, including the Anglican Church (1871) and the Dutch Reformed Church (1898 -1903).
There are a multitude of sites with cultural and historical significance in and around Rustenburg. This is no surprise, given the many different communities in the area, such as the indigenous Bafokeng, Bakgatla and Tswana people, whose totemic tribal traditions are of much interest. There is also the German community of Kroondal that traces its origins back to 1857.
Pilanesberg National Park is one of the most accessible South African game reserves. It is the fourth largest in the country and is set high in the Pilanesberg mountain range, traversing the floor of an ancient, long-extinct volcano. Pilanesberg features all the major mammal species including the Big Five – lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo. There is also the Kgaswane Mountain Reserve, which is famous for its breeding herd of sable antelope. Small numbers of predators, including caracal, aardwolf, black-backed jackal and leopard also occur. More than 320 species of birdlife have been recorded including a breeding colony of cape vultures.
The Hartbeespoort dam is another nearby attraction offering plenty of activities near Rustenburg as well as providing irrigation for the entire region. A favoured site for watersports, the dam has many resorts, boat clubs and picnic sites scattered along its banks.
Easily accessible and filled with entertainment, Rustenburg is located on major highway routes and offers a wide range of activities for the visitor. Far from peaceful as its name would suggest, Rustenburg is the throbbing centre of the North West province.
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Who to contact
Rustenburg Tourism Information Centre
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How to get here
Rustenburg is about 150km from Johannesburg travelling on the N4 highway.
Best time to visit
Any time of year is good but summers can be uncomfortably hot.
Around the area
The Pilanesberg National Park, almost half the size of Belgium, is a must-see. The Madikwe National Park, also nearby, has the 2nd largest concentration of elephants in the country. Also close to the town is the Sun city resort with its vast range of activities.
Get around
Your own vehicle would allow you to explore at your own pace but the town does have a good public transport system and is small enough to cycle through.
What to pack
Never forget a hat and plenty of sunscreen.
Where to stay
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SteveC wrote:nickking wrote:Damn, it's forecasted to be cold, windy and pissing it down on Sunday... Are 808 on in a tent?
mmmmmm, might have to give it a miss in case I get my van stuck, have to work Monday morning , enjoy.
Nah, you'll be fine - it hasn't really rained for a good couple of weeks in Northants... Unlikely to get a van stuck with one day's rain!


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Heidi & Spencer, Goddammit…
Before everyone births a walrus, I've been avoiding these two like the plague. That said, I've been bombarded with e-mails today alerting me to Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt's latest, and most shitass, photo shoot yet. In an obvious effort to get my attention, the Douche Twins posed in Sarah Palin shirts while holding a shotgun, six-pack and Harry Browne's book "You Can Profit From a Monetary Crisis." This, of course, comes extremely close to meeting condition #2 of my criteria for post-worthiness:
However, to show that I'm not an unreasonable man and for the sake of journalist integrity, I will make the following exceptions in allowing you on this site:
1. Heidi wears a bikini.
2. Heidi covers her topless chest in maple syrup while stumping for Sarah Palin at a Klan rally.
Granted, there's no Aunt Jemima or Klansmen, these two asshats couldn't be more gay for Sarah Palin if they started throwing Bibles at poor people. Anyway, to all my conservative readers, feel free to thank Heidi & Spencer for officially costing you the election. In fact, you can pinpoint the exact moment John McCain loses in these pictures: Right when someone forgot to load the gun. Smooth.


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Here's a list of InDesign videos. Many of them were created for InDesign CS4 or even CS3, but they're still good learning tools for InDesign CS5.
InDesign CS5 Getting Started Videos
The Getting Started videos appear in the Learn InDesign CS5 section of Adobe TV.
Getting Started: What is InDesign CS5
Getting Started 1: Understanding the Application Window
Getting Started 2: New Documents
Getting Started 3: Adding Page Numbering
Getting Started 4: Understanding Text Frames
Getting Started 5: Importing Graphics
Getting Started 6: Selecting Objects
InDesign CS4 Getting Started Videos
These videos were created for InDesign CS4, but they're good resources for InDesign CS5 as well.
Getting Started: 01 Starting a new document
Getting Started: 02 Making a text frame
Getting Started: 03 Character-level formatting
Getting Started: 04 Paragraph-level formatting
Getting Started: 05 Making a paragraph style
Getting Started: 06 Placing and flowing text
Getting Started: 07 Placing an image
Getting Started: 08 Wrapping text around a graphic
Page Layout Videos
Mixing page sizes with the new Page tool
Rotating spread view
Working with smart guides
Using Live Preflight
Using keyboard shortcuts
Working with master pages
Creating running headers and footers
Setting pagination
Defining sections
Text & Typography Videos
Working with text
Working with text styles
Track text changes
Creating conditional text
Applying GREP styles
Creating cross-references
Creating bullets and numbering
Using the Text Wrap panel
Finding and changing expressions, text, and object formatting
Working with Tabs in InDesign
Working with Microsoft Word and Excel tables in InDesign
Creating footnotes
Spanning and splitting columns
Paragraphs that span and split columns
Span/Split Columns
Document installed fonts
Table Videos
Creating and formatting tables
Adding headers and footers to tables
Placing images in tables
Using table styles
Combining Text & Graphics Videos
Using the Text Wrap panel
Working with anchored objects
Live Captions
Graphics and Objects Videos
Selection tool, Gap tool & Live Corner effects
Layers panel
Grid Mode and Live Distribute
Using the Links panel
Using object styles
Working with anchored objects
Creating drop shadows
Applying feathering to objects
Applying opacity effects
Setting opacity
Adobe Mini Bridge Panel and InDesign CS5
Bridging That Gap in InDesign
Long Document Videos
Synchronizing master pages
Creating a table of contents
Creating an index
Export & Interactivity Videos
Creating documents with Interactive features
Creating and editing motion presets
Exploring new FLA export options
Using InDesign CS5 Content in Flash Pro
InDesign and Acrobat Forms Workflow
Layers Magazine
View a list of video tutorials from Layers magazine.
Adobe TV
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That goes for the Rangers' captain and new father, and also for the Rangers' goalie and expectant father (and maybe Vezina and/or Hart Trophy winner?).
But mostly, it goes to all of you fathers out there, and to your fathers and their fathers.
So enjoy the day (final round of the U.S. Open, too) and call dad.


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NeoGeo X gets 15 new titles, system firmware update
Posted on June 25, 2013
The NeoGeo X's library is getting a big boost today from Tommo and SNK. Available online today from Amazon and GameStop are 15 games available in five three-game volumes as well as in an all-in-one Mega Pack. Each volume, detailed below, comes in an AES-style hard clamshell case, along with bonus stickers, an info booklet, a Rocket Cable for charging on the go, and Firmware Update v500. The Update is said to address a wide variety of items, including audio, video, control, and UI issues, as well as add a save feature "for most existing and upcoming games" and performance improvements.
NeoGeo X Classics Volumes, Mega Pack, and 1.0 update detailed
Posted on May 24, 2013
Tommo has announced new details about the NeoGeo X game packs and system update announced in February. The Classics Volumes will launch on June 25 as five three-title sets and as one all-in-one collection, the Mega Pack. Each set, detailed below, will come on one game card packed in a traditional AES hard clamshell case. The Mega Pack will also come packed with a free Rocket Cable for charging while on the go. Each Classics Volume is priced at $24.99 and all are currently available for pre-order.
NeoGeo X games, travel case, and system update announced
Posted on February 21, 2013
Owners of the recently released NeoGeo X will be able to expand their library soon, as well as improve the unit's performance, according to SNK and Tommo. The duo announced 15 new titles, a system update, and two peripherals, a data transfer and charging travel cable and a travel case. The games will be released in three five-game packs called NeoGeo X Classics Volume I-V, with the first volume consisting of Metal Slug 2, Sengoku, and Top Hunter. The first volume will also include a free 'rocket' data transfer and charging travel cable, as well as System Update 1.0. What the update will address, as well as the pricing, will be revealed at a later date. The full list of games for all five volumes is available below.


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A NEGLECTED horse rescued by the RSPCA in Basingstoke is just one of a record number in need of a new home.
The RSPCA has launched a campaign to find homes for abused, neglected and abandoned horses and ponies, as it deals with an equine crisis caused by falling horse prices over five years and rising feed and care costs.
Holly is just one of thousands of horses which have been neglected, dumped or left starving to death.
She was found by RSPCA inspectors in Basingstoke in April 2011, with a herd of horses living in terrible conditions with some crawling with lice, or with overgrown feet and riddled with worms.
The man responsible for the horses pleaded guilty to welfare offences, was disqualified from keeping horses for five years, and given a suspended prison sentence.
RSPCA chief inspector Cathy Hyde, who heads a specialist team of equine officers, said: "Over the past five years, there has been a marked and worrying increase in equine neglect and abuse.
"This is witnessed on a daily bases by frontline staff. In 2009, we were removing on average two horses a day. What is most shocking is that we are now removing on average five horses a day.
"This disturbing trend in neglect seems to be affecting equines more than any other animal."
Three-year-old Holly is one of the lucky ones. She has recovered well from her ordeal and is now looking for a good home.
The stunning grey cob, who has patches of blue roan, is ready to be backed and could make a great riding or driving pony.
Sue Walters, manager of RSPCA Millbrook, where Holly is being cared for, said: "She is a very sweet-natured and easygoing pony. She is very striking. She's got a very impressive mane."
Holly is 13 hands tall, good to lead, load and catch, and is in need of an experienced home to help her reach her full potential. She is passported, micro-chipped and vaccinated.
To find out more about Holly contact RSPCA Millbrook in Chobham, Surrey on 0300 123 0740 To find out more about rehoming an RSPCA horse or pony visit or to support the RSPCA campaign, text HORSE to 70111 to give £3.


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Find the motivation and the insight to achieve your season's goals, without compromising on comfort or service.
A Ride Camp will get you in shape at the start of the season and prepare you for the challenges to come. That might mean some mountain experience on the way to peak form for a Gran Fondo, or a serious block of training designed to hone race fitness before the start of a season's campaign: either way, a Ride Camp will give you the focus you need to work towards your goals.
We will help you build your form on carefully selected routes in some of Europe's hotspots for pro cycling, and offer training insights that will help you make a real improvement to your riding. You will amass early-season miles in the same way the pros do: hard days on fabulous terrain without distraction, and serious eating and relaxation at night. Rapha's take on the traditional training camp isn't spartan, however: you and your friends will benefit from Rapha's signature support and high-quality service.
Our four guides were nothing short of amazing, I can't praise them enough.
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When you're riding you'll always have at least one ride guide on the road with the group. There will also be a mechanic with a full tool kit and spare parts not far away – usually in a support car behind the group. Your guides and mechanics will be able to help you out with ride food and drink, as well as local knowledge, first aid, a morale-boosting chat and – if necessary – a hand to push you up the hill if you've run out of energy. They'll do everything they can to keep you and your bike on the road but, if for any reason you can't make it to the end, they'll always make sure there's a seat in a vehicle so you get safely home.
The Ride Camps will feature insights, talks and practical demonstrations from Rapha Travel staff, from Riding with Power, making ride food, to give you a deeper knowledge of life as a cyclist.
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Yesterday, we launched a couple of exciting new enhancements on the Adobe Developer Connection, specifically in the Flex Developer Center.
A new community-powered search is the first enhancement. The community powered search is designed to help people find the best answer to their question, no matter where the answer may reside. If the best answer is on someone's blog in the community, that's the answer we want to help people find. This will not replace the existing search on adobe.com, but will be available as a new beta search. There is a team of Flex advisors who are adding URLs/domains to this search on an ongoing basis.
We have also added the ability for users to add comments to Flex Developer Center content. As most of you know, we've had commenting on Adobe Livedocs for a while. This is the next generation of commenting, in that the commenting functionality across these two different places is integrated. The intent of commenting is to gather feedback and deliver the best possible content; by integrating the commenting, and who reviews and acts on those comments we can strive to be as consistent as possible across content on adobe.com. Again, there is a team of Flex advisors moderating comments, and Hong Qiu and I will be moderating the Flex Developer Center comments. Note that all posted comments go live immediately, however, where there is inappropriate content, the moderators will scrub as needed. The coolest part is that authors can monitor comments on their articles by subscribing to the RSS feed (see link below) for Flex Developer Center.
You can see these enhancements on the Flex Developer Center: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/. To find the new features:
• Flex community-powered search: Look in the right-nav in the Flex DC, and you will see the "Search Community-Powered Help" form field.
• Commenting: Browse to any article in the Flex Developer Center, and you will see the option to add your comment. Also, you can subscribe to the RSS feed for comments for the Flex Developer Center to see all comments, anytime: http://community.adobe.com/ion/rss/comments.html?label=flex_product_adobelr&language=en_US
We encourage you to try these new enhancements and send any feedback. The search results page that gets returned will have a link to a feedback survey at the top right of the page.
Happy searching and commenting!
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And In Other News, Jennifer Lopez Is NOT Getting Married (Yet)
Those rumors flying around that Jennifer Lopez is getting married to Casper Smart? Not true. Poor Roberto Cavalli!
-Lucia Peters
Man, wacky things sure do happen when the Internet falls into the wrong hands. On Monday, a mysterious Tweet appeared on designer Roberto Cavalli's Twitter feed, so naturally, the world exploded with speculation—never mind the fact that the Tweet was suffering from some pretty severe grammatical issues.
"Today , Jenifer Lopez. Call me…… She ask me. To create a special dress. For her next weding. !" he appeared to Tweet. "Wich color … Do you advise me. ?", the Tweet said. My goodness! Is Jennifer Lopez getting married? Again? To Casper Smart? After only having been together for so many months? Scandal!
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But it turns out that poor Roberto was hacked. People checked up on the situation, and a rep for the designer confirmed the hack—as well as that the information the Tweet contained is "therefore… completely false." A source close to Jennifer also told People, "They are not getting married. They are not even engaged." And just in to make sure we're covering all the bases, Jennifer's rep also denied the marriage rumor. I guess that settles that.
So who did it? We don't know. It's unlikely that the hack was perpetrated by Anonymous or LulzSec or any of the other major hacker groups, as they usually have bigger fish to fry than whether or not Jennifer Lopez is considering tying the knot with her boy toy; so most likely it was just some prankster with too much time on his or her hands and a questionable grasp of the English language.
That said, Jennifer and Casper are apparently doing great. They recently spent some time down in Acapulco, Mexico together, where Jennifer was shooting a music video, and Casper comes to the live tapings of American Idol on occasion. Oh, you two crazy kids!
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Distance of the ride:100 km
Book by 27 June to ride part of the Cambridge-London stage of the Tour de France 4 days before the professionals do.
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Genealogy of Immediate family
January 19, 2013 — Charmichaels, PA
Glenn Robert Ewart was living with his son, Glenn Robert Ewart, Jr. at the time of passing. However, he resided in Charmichaels, PA for the majority of his life. I am the grandaughter of Glenn Sr. and daughter of Glenn, Jr, being Deborah Shanean Ewart. Glenn Sr. was married to Emma Gibson Ewart who preceeded him in death by appx. 5 years. Glenn Jr. of Bel Air, Md, is living and the only child of Glenn Sr. and Emma. He is married to Rhonda Jean Thrasher Abernathy Ewart having 5 children. There children in birth order are Christa Joy Ewart, Deborah Shanean Ewart (self), Elischa Jere Ewart, Josiah Robert Ewart, and Micah Joel Ewart.
Christa Joy Ewart- 2 children, Tyler and Alyssa Ham, children of Sean Ham of Bel Air, MD
Deborah S. Ewart- 2 children, Dylan Glenn Ewart, son of Matthew Gerald Monahan of Sutton, MA
Trinity Ewart-Martin, daughter of James Allen Martin, Jr. of Tyrone, PA
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Baldwin man accused of shooting wife to death
After a night of drinking with his wife and stepbrother, a Baldwin man returned home early Sunday and fatally shot his wife during a domestic dispute, police said.
Benjamin Conway Jr., 31, attempted suicide by cutting himself with broken glass, but survived, Allegheny County police said.
Police charged him with homicide and recklessly endangering another person. He was being treated at a local hospital pending arraignment.
Conway, his wife Kimberly Jo, 33, and his stepbrother, Clifford Hockenberry, no age or address available, drank at several bars on Saturday night before returning to the Conway home in the 5200 block of Meadowcrest Road, according to a criminal complaint.
Hockenberry told police the Conways began arguing in the basement and he heard a shot about 1 a.m. He went to the basement and found Kimberly Conway unresponsive on the floor. "I killed Kim," Conway reportedly told his stepbrother.
Conway threatened to kill himself with a .357-caliber revolver and Hockenberry grabbed the gun, according to the complaint. The gun discharged in the kitchen as he wrestled it away from Conway.
Hockenberry said he ran outside with the gun and called police.
Neighbors said they were awakened by screaming. They said the Conways moved into the neighborhood last year. Conway worked at an area steel mill and his wife was employed by a veterinarian, according to next-door neighbor Beverly Edgar, 61.
"I looked out, and there were cops all over the road and cops' cars," she said. "I couldn't get back to sleep. I've been awake since 1 (a.m.)."
Edgar said she spoke to the couple only on occasions when they were outside around the house. Kimberly Conway was not a talkative sort, she added.
"Before, you weren't really afraid of anything, but this is getting close to home." Edgar said.
Bob Bauder is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-765-2312 or email@example.com.