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The Amber necklace is a trend that has been getting a big buzz lately for teething babies. If you are wondering what it is, it is a necklace made out of Amber that supposedly alleviates the pain of teething. Amber is a natural anti inflammatory and has other benefits. It is supposedly known to take the edge off of the pain, reduce drooling, and help with other symptoms.
Brody has finally begun the dreaded teething and I got pretty desperate, so I bought one of these bad boys. I immediately put it on him and haven't notice a huge change, but he did sleep last night, as opposed to the night before!
I am going to give it a couple of more days before I completely form an opinion, but I do have an open mind (which is rare :))
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Here's an uplifting little romantic comedy for everyone to enjoy....
Hey, why not?
Wristcutters: A Love Story (2006)
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"Trapped in an alternate world populated by suicide victims, a band of souls tries to find an escape route in Goran Dukic's quirky fantasy. Although he took his own life, Zia (Patrick Fugit) isn't ready for such a grim hereafter, particularly when he learns that his ex-girlfriend also killed herself. On a quest to find her, he befriends a jaded hitchhiker and a Russian rocker, and together, they set out in search of a more appealing afterlife."
Well, this film is about the afterlives of a bunch of people who committed suicide. It's kind of like the Albert Brooks comedy Defending Your Life , only not as good. The interesting thing about Wristcutters, I thought, was that the place to which the characters have been sent for all eternity (apparently) is basically the same as the Earth they knew before, only more mundane. They've got to work dead end jobs, deal with naggy roommates, and struggle with confusing relationships. Same problems they had in real life; however in this case, the frustration is relentless. There are no vacations from the dead end jobs...the roommates never seem to go out...and the confusing relationships don't develop into anything fulfilling. "Hell" for these characters is simply having to relive the lives they already chose to end, but with no chance of relief.
So, really, the setting is what's interesting here. Apart from that, I suppose there's a plot. It has something to do with a guy tracking down his old girlfriend. Meh. He also encounters a free-spirited female hitchhiker who insists that she's been sent to this afterworld by mistake, and wants to find whoever is in charge. Once this road trip aspect of the film emerges, it starts to feel a lot like Little Miss Sunshine -- complete with a crappy foreign vehicle (why is it that these indie dark comedies always involve a funny car?).
Yes, the dry, oddball humor is occasionally charming, and this movie undeniably had potential. Still, there's really nothing deeply interesting in Wristcutters once you get past its concept. I'd only recommend this film to those who are looking for humor in suicide...and something tells me there aren't very many of us.
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I was thinking about this last night as I bit into a perfectly cooked, ice cold jumbo shrimp that I had dipped into a very spicy (horseradishy) cocktail sauce. It's such a simple food. It's just boiled in plain water, then chilled, but so darned good. It got me thinking of other "whole and perfect foods" that really only require a little salt, or maybe a single condiment. A hard boiled egg is another good example (I eat mine with Lawrey's salt.)
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The fatal double-shooting in Little Falls on Thanksgiving Day left two teenaged cousins dead and a homeowner in jail, but officials have now released details about a second home burglary the teens were linked to and the victim is speaking out.
The deaths of 17-year-old Nicholas Brady and 18-year-old Haile Kifer have outraged friends, families and others, but one man whose stolen items were found in Brady's red Mitsubishi has a message for them.
"Grieve for your friends because you like them and you love them and you value them, but then also be honest about their problems," Richard Johnson told FOX 9 News. "They had problems, and that's what they needed help with."
It's unknown what Brady and Kifer were looking for when they broke into Byron Smith's home on Thanksgiving, but investigators have since connected the cousins to at least one other burglary of prescription medication.
"They found a crow bar on my deck," Johnson recalled. "That's what they used to smash the window."
Johnson lives just a few houses away from Kifer's parents, and he was on a two-week European vacation when a friend discovered the door was broken.
"Practically every drawer in the place was open to one degree or another," Johnson said.
It wasn't until the next morning that Johnson discovered all of his prescription medications had been taken, along with a jar of pennies and some foreign coins.
"They just didn't take anything other than the prescription drugs," he said.
None of those drugs would have been of any use to get high. They included antibiotics and drugs for diabetes and high blood pressure.
The drugs were discovered after 64-year-old Byron Smith admitted to gunning down the two teens as they walked into his basement.
The day before the shooting, neighbors called police to report a suspicious vehicle parked in a driveway across the street from Johnson's home. Brady told officers that he and his cousin ran out of gas, and police gave him a lift into town. The next day, Brady and Kifer were killed.
Smith remains in the Morrison County Jail with bail set at $2 million. He admitted to killing the pair, telling police in disturbing detail that he fired "more shots than I needed to."
The story has also sparked a nationwide debate over the use of force and the protection of property, but Johnson told FOX 9 News all parties in this case are victims.
"I feel very sorry for them and I feel very sorry for their family, and certainly, the guy way overreacted when he shot them the way he did -- but also … if they hadn't broken into the house, they'd be alive today," Johnson said.
Under Minnesota law, a homeowner can use deadly force on an intruder if a reasonable person believes the intruder intends to inflict harm. Smith told investigators he was afraid the teens might have a weapon and had been burglarized recently. In October, police were called to Smith's home after someone broke in and stole thousands of dollars in cash, coins and camera equipment.


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An 18-year-old man from West Bloomfield was working out at the Commerce Lifetime Fitness early Sunday morning. When he came out to the parking lot, an armed thief jumped out from under his truck and robbed him.Watch Andrea Isom's full video report above. The victim says he lost about $150 is the fiasco. The masked thug ran away before police arrived. The suspect is described as a black male, about 6' 1" and 220 lbs. He was wearing a black hoodie and gloves.Anyone with information about this armed robbery is urged to call the Oakland County Sheriff's Department.
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SPOKANE COUNTY -- The Spokane County Jail has its own medical facility, and spent more than $4 million last year on medical expenses for inmates, yet the Spokane Fire Department is still being called to the jail for medical calls, putting strain on an already stretched thin budget.
The fire department is cutting back wherever it can, but some addresses just keep requiring its service and your tax dollars.
21,000 to 32,000 inmates come through the Spokane County Jail each year.
When some of them are booked, it is the first time they have received medical care in years, staff said.
There are medical personnel in the jail who can treat the inmates -- but only to a certain level. Medical needs that exceed the level of car jail staff can provide, are transferred to the hospital.
Spokane Fire is called to the County campus an average of three times a day, for ailments ranging form diabetic emergencies to falls. Until recently the department also came for blood draws, testing DUI or drug suspects before they are booked into jail.
Not anymore.
Fire officials said due to budget constraints, they can no longer handle blood draw service.
It costs about $300 each time an engine is rolled out, so eliminating any call is a big help, authorities said.
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Jail officials said relying on fire resources is cheaper than hiring more doctors and purchasing equipment needed for medical calls.


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The data do show a reduction in risk. It is a small reduction, but substantially larger than the risk reduction from LDA. Most women aren't going to get PE again in any case, of course, but all of us seem to value interventions that give us *some* little control over this condition, and a small reduction in risk overall is still worth having (given around 350,000 preeclamptic pregnancies annually, a reduction in risk from 14% to 12% would eliminate around 7000 cases - of course most of those aren't second pregnancies.)
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UHP is searching for whoever shot a motorist on state Route 201 in West Valley City Wednesday night. Investigators shut down the road at 5600 West after the 11 p.m. shooting. The highway has since reopened.
'I'm asking for justice,' father of 18-year-old homicide victim says
Pat Reavy | posted Oct 1st - 10:51pm
Family and friends of an 18-year-old boy shot and killed earlier this month pleaded with the public for information Wednesday.
Skateboarder's condition upgraded after hit-and-run; police ask for public's help
Faith Heaton Jolley | posted Oct 1st - 10:12pm
Police are searching for the driver in a hit-and-run accident that critically injured a skateboarder Tuesday night.
Over 1 billion obituary records available with new FamilySearch partnership
Natalie Crofts | posted Oct 1st - 9:59pm
A new partnership is bringing access to more than 1 billion records from historical obituaries to FamilySearch users.
'Don't Be a Monster' campaign combats bullying
Mike Anderson | posted Oct 1st - 9:33pm
A national anti-bullying campaign gets a start in Utah with the help of Nightmare on 13th Haunted House.
Utah cricket league boasts players from across the globe
Sloan Schrage | posted Oct 1st - 9:21pm
When you hear about the sport of cricket, you're likely to think of England or Australia. But the centuries-old sport is steadily growing along the Wasatch Front.
Ogden's Historic 25th Street named 'One of 10 Great Streets in America'
Celeste Tholen Rosenlof | posted Oct 1st - 9:02pm
Wednesday, Ogden's 25th Street was named one of the greatest streets in America by the American Planning Association.
3 ways to join the social conversation about #LDSConf
Celeste Tholen Rosenlof | posted Oct 1st - 7:50pm
The LDS Church's general conference is a time for members to come together and learn about their faith. It is also seen as a time to connect with other members and share messages from the conference, often over social media.
Utah police can start sending untested rape kits to crime labs
McKenzie Romero and Alex Cabrero | posted Oct 1st - 7:26pm
Beginning Wednesday, police agencies around Utah can begin submitting thousands of untested sexual assault kits to the state crime lab.
Man arrested for 'violently' shaking then throwing dog, police say
Pat Reavy | posted Oct 1st - 7:20pm
A man who police say "violently" shook a dog and then threw it was arrested Tuesday.
Police identify body found at bottom of Bridal Veil Falls
Natalie Crofts | posted Oct 1st - 7:14pm
Police identified the body of a woman found at the base of Bridal Veil Falls on Tuesday.
Prescription fraud charges against UFA assistant chief dropped
Pat Reavy | posted Oct 1st - 7:14pm
Prosecutors have dropped prescription fraud charges against one of the Unified Fire Authority's assistant chiefs.
Attorneys work to pick jury in Jodi Arias retrial
Brian Skoloff, Associated Press | posted Oct 1st - 7:11pm
Attorneys working to pick a jury for the penalty retrial of convicted murderer Jodi Arias have cut more than 50 percent of 400 potential panelists called in this week, many who said they knew too much about the case to be impartial or had already made up their minds about her punishment.
Armed bandits held, robbed Mormon mission president in Argentina
Tad Walch | posted Oct 1st - 7:11pm
A Mormon mission president in Buenos Aires was held briefly by robbers who attacked him in his truck at an intersection outside that Argentinian city last week, according to news reports. He was released after a few minutes and is safe.
Body cameras used as key evidence in 2 officer-involved shootings
Pat Reavy | posted Oct 1st - 7:02pm
The announcement of a Salt Lake police officer being cleared in a high-profile shooting was actually the second time the district attorney's office has used body camera video as evidence.
Cyclist struck by drunk driver succumbs to injuries
Pat Reavy | posted Oct 1st - 6:54pm
An avid bicyclist who police say was hit by a drunk driver a week ago in South Salt Lake died as a result of his injuries Wednesday.
School bus driver to serve jail time for role in girl's death
Nicole Vowell and Jessica Ivins | posted Oct 1st - 6:26pm
A judge sentenced a former bus driver for the Jordan School District to one year behind bars for his role in the tragic death of a 10-year-old girl last April.
'Right decision' for Secret Service chief to resign, Chaffetz says
Keith McCord | posted Oct 1st - 5:44pm
Amid intense scrutiny over security lapses at the White House, director of the Secret Service Julia Pierson resigned Wednesday. Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, called the resignation the "right decision."
Jail time for polygamous sect member in abuse case
The Associated Press | posted Oct 1st - 3:21pm
A member of Warren Jeffs' polygamous sect who oversaw an Idaho home where nine boys were sent on "repentance missions" by their parents has been given jail time on child abuse charges that included locking one teen in a furnace room for two days.
Man steals cigarettes twice from same store
Faith Heaton Jolley | posted Oct 1st - 3:19pm
Police are searching for a man after he stole cigarettes for the second time from a Salt Lake City store.
Local electronic label hopes to unify musicians
Brock Allen | posted Oct 1st - 2:11pm
Gathering and organizing the electronic music scene of the Salt Lake area is the goal of locally-grown record label, Hel Audio. Led by electronic musician, Karl J�rgensen, the label has seen unceasing growth since it's inception two years ago
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Vice President Joe Biden is expected to announce sweeping policy changes to gun laws and mental health care on Tuesday, two weeks earlier than expected.
The recommendations, at the request of President Barack Obama, are a response to the Dec. 14 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School that claimed the life of 20 first-graders and six educators.
According to a report by the Huffington Post, Biden's proposals are likely to address the availability and access to certain types of guns and ammunition, and tackle the issue of data collection and background checks.
While Connecticut State Police continue their investigation into the Newtown shooting, authorities have identified a 20-year-old man, Adam Lanza, as the shooter. Police said Lanza, who reportedly had some mental health issues and/or social disorder, killed his mother, Nancy, at their Newtown home before shooting his way into the nearby school.
Lanza, who was armed with an assault rifle, among other guns – all legally owned by his mother – ultimately took his own life, police said.
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Biden announced Thursday—a day that saw another school shooting—that he would deliver his proposal on Tuesday, Jan. 15. In his address to the press corps, the Huffington Post quoted him as saying:
"So far [there has been] a surprising recurrence of suggestions that we have universal background checks. Not just closing the gun show loophole, but have total universal background checks including in private sales."
A blog on the vice president's website reports that, in coming up with his proposals, Biden has met and talked with elected officials at all levels of government, wildlife and sporting groups, gun control advocates and gun rights proponents, including the National Rifle Association (NRA).
In response to Thursday's announcement by the vice president, the NRA released a statement that said, in part:
"We were disappointed with how little this meeting had to do with keeping our children safe and how much it had to do with an agenda to attack the Second Amendment. While claiming that no policy proposals would be "prejudged," this Task Force spent most of its time on proposed restrictions on lawful firearms owners — honest, taxpaying, hardworking Americans."
"It is unfortunate that this Administration continues to insist on pushing failed solutions to our nation's most pressing problems," the statement continued. "We will not allow law-abiding gun owners to be blamed for the acts of criminals and madmen. Instead, we will now take our commitment and meaningful contributions to members of congress of both parties who are interested in having an honest conversation about what works — and what does not."


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It's difficult to stay confident in these times of economic uncertainty, but it sure helps to know a handful of the nation's top financial advisers are right here in our back yard. Lafayette's Bill Capell, Rick Frayard and G. Andrew Ahrens have earned a spot on Barron's list of the country's 1,000 top financial advisers. Capell and Frayard are with UBS Financial Services, and Ahrens' company is Ahrens Investment Partners. They are among only five financial advisers in Louisiana to make the list. The Top 1,000 Advisers is this week's Barron's cover story:
It's make or break time for the country's best and brightest financial advisers. Fresh from a year in which every asset class posted large losses, and diversification aggravated those declines instead of mitigating them, financial advisers at big Wall Street houses, banks and other firms are trying to repair the damage to investor psychology -- and to their own confidence in markets. "It's been an Armageddon; there was absolutely nowhere to hide from all the nightmare stuff flying around," says Lorna Meyer, senior vice president of investments for Merrill Lynch in California. "It's the financial-market version of 'shock and awe.' Now we have to figure out what to do in the aftermath."
Lafayette Regional seeking new leadership after longtime director Greg Roberts' June resignation.
February trial date indicates parties were unable to negotiate a settlement.
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Gov. Bobby Jindal has been viewed as a health care policy wonk, and he's tried to build on that image ahead of a likely 2016 presidential campaign, positioning himself as the candidate with substantive ideas.
Jerry Jones watched what he called the best effort he's seen in 25 years as owner of the Dallas Cowboys in the first half, and that was before Tony Romo had the longest scramble of his career and DeMarco Murray finished off yet another 100-yard game.
Two of the most recognizable women in Republican politics, Sarah Palin and Mary Matalin, have been heavily involved in Louisiana's current election cycle.
Even though the Louisiana Democratic Party has thrown its support behind former Gov. Edwin Edwards' congressional bid, national Democrats are not expected to follow suit.
Volcano recovery suspended; Mossad recruiting online; high fees in Ferguson and more national and international news for Monday, September 29, 2014.
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"[Mike] is no longer the energetic ADA that his recent ad is trying to portray. I just think Mike needs to get the hell out." — Kermit Harson, DA Mike Harson's brother
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The U.S. rig count peaked at 4,530 in 1981 and bottomed at 488 in 1999.
The state labor department figures released Friday show the initial claims decreased to 2,068 from the previous week's total of 2,071. For the comparable week a year earlier, there were 2,494 claims.
Museum of Fear opens its 2014 season with more scares than ever before.
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The endorsements keep coming for District 9 LPSB candidate Jeremy Hidalgo, who picked up his fifth vow of support Thursday, this time from the Chamber's political action committee.
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Republican U.S. Sen. David Vitter will be out knocking on doors this weekend with anti-abortion activists encouraging people to vote against his colleague, Democratic U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu.
The ACLU of Louisiana has sued Abbeville's mayor and police chief over a policy barring police from any social media use showing the city in a bad light.
Prospective Republican presidential candidates are expected to promote "religious liberty" at home and abroad at a gathering of religious conservatives Friday, with anti-Obama speeches from the likes of Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal.
The American Zombie blog by New Orleans independent journalist Jason Berry has a photograph of U.S. District Court Judge Carl Barbier having dinner with Lafayette attorney Pat Juneau — yeah, that Pat Juneau, the BP claims administrator whose fate Barbier will soon decide.
But retirees and employees who face the higher deductibles and out-of-pocket costs responded angrily, telling lawmakers that they shouldn't be held responsible for what they consider the Jindal administration's mismanagement of the Office of Group Benefits.
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The idea that any successful enterprise, whether it's a business, a non-profit, or even a governmental body such as a school system, requires a bedrock of shared core beliefs and commitments is not new.
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Louisiana's last execution was in 2010, and plans for the next lethal injection have been put on hold amid an ongoing legal dispute about the drugs that would be used. More than 80 people are on death row, awaiting execution, in Louisiana.
SEP 29 Here's another national media story on Edwin W. Edwards, this one from National Public Radio - despite the fact that, he says, "people who listen to public radio don't vote for candidates like me." His story, with the young lovely wife, new baby, political backstory and criminal history, seems to be irresistible to the media, especially after they've met him and experienced the full force of the Edwards charm.
SEP 29 Here's more speculation on what's next in the Bruce Greenstein situation from the fourth estate. James Gill calls it "the Greenstein problem." What's the problem? If Greenstein lied about the process of awarding a huge contract to his former employer during an investigation, as is alleged in his indictiment, what's the truth? And who else was involved?
SEP 29 To be fair, this story was posted on Business Insider before Sunday's game (and the wailing and gnashing of teeth that followed it). It's about a study that looked at the communities in which NFL teams are based, and what kind of support those teams have there. No team has stronger community support than the Saints, the study found. (But again, that was before Sunday.)
SEP 29 Bobby Jindal is stumping in Iowa, hoping to bring up his dismal poll numbers, but apparently to know him is not to love him. This post on Bloomberg reports that Ted Cruz kicked his rear in terms of "captivating" the crowd. However, the post tells us, both men have poll numbers in the basement in Iowa, trailing behind MIke Huckabee, Paul Ryan, Rand Paul and Marco Rubio.
SEP 29 Here's a post on Slate magazine about the exams that victims of sexual assualt undergo at the hospital. These exams, which are conducted no only to gather evidence but also to determine what type of injuries the victim sustained, can cost thousands of dollars - and are supposed to be free to the victim under the federal Violence Against Women Act. But Louisiana, apparently not satisfied with the existing level of violence against its women, has been adding insult to injury by allowing hospitals to charge for the exams, the post reports.
SEP 29 Jim Brown blogs about privilege this week, as it applies in the case of football players and judges accused of domestic abuse. The focus mostly has been on football players lately, but judges, including federal judges, also have been accused, he writes.
SEP 29 Blogger Dayne Sherman guest posts on Louisiana Voice here with a horror story about his family's experience with the state employee health care plan. He's been shocked by recent changes, which he attributes to the privatization of the plan by Bobby Jindal. He had to "fight tooth and nail" just to get a routine medication approved for his son, he writes.
SEP 29 Blogger Manny Schewitz posts this entry in his continuing look at conservative memes on the interwebs. These items, which you sometimes see on your cranky Aunt Mabel's Facebook feed, are often unbelievable (with good reason) and, it turns out, completely inaccurate. Manny has some fun with some of the dumber ones, filling in the facts as well as his own opinions.
SEP 29 Jeremy Alford gives us a preview of some of the higher-profile races coming up in the state Legislature over the next year or so. As often happens, politicians are shifting around, playing musical chairs as some move into different offices and others move in to take their place.
SEP 26 Here's a little something blogger Lamar White Jr. posted Thursday. It's a side-by-side of a recent image of Bobby Jindal and the portrait of him that hangs in the Capitol Building. As Lamar says, a picture is worth a thousand words.
SEP 26 The most recent attack ad running in the Senate race features Congressman Bill Cassidy wearing a dark suit and a creepy smile while he accuses Mary Landrieu of kicking veterans and helping illegal immigrants. Politifact, the Pulitzer-winning fact-checking site operated by the Tampa Bay Times, examined Cassidy's claims and called them "ridiculous," giving the ad the (not) coveted "Pants on Fire" label.
SEP 26 Blogger Tom Aswell is writing about three of the state's enforcement agencies: State Police, alcohol control and the fire marshal. He's got some horror stories about each, which he says demonstrate the "swaggering attitude of smugness" of these agencies.


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Monday was the first full day of jury deliberations in the Bobby Ferguson federal bid-rigging case. He and two former workers are facing some very serious prison time if they're convicted. The month-long trial has focused on an alleged conspiracy that prosecutors say cheated taxpayers out of millions. Defense lawyers say that the case is riddled with racism with only twisted evidence and misleading testimony.
There were a couple of interesting developments Monday. The jury really focused on two things that they wanted clarification on.
One of them was the meaning of "federal government" and specifically whether or not the Detroit Building Authority is part of the federal government. The judge answered no, it is not.
This is a federal case and the first count of this is conspiracy to defraud the federal government. If the testimony comes in that Bobby Ferguson may have defrauded the city government, the Detroit Building Authority, there may not be able to be a conviction. You've got to defraud the federal government. I'm not splitting hairs here. This is perhaps what the jury is thinking.
The second item -- the testimony of Shakib Deria. He's a former Ferguson employee. They call him the African, and he took a plea deal in order to avoid deportation. He testified that Fergeson had a gun in his possession. Fergeson is a felon. Felons can't have guns. So, it seems that the jury now is focusing on whether or not the gun charge is legit.
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Governments, development specialists, and others have rediscovered the connections between migration and development. Yet while increasing volumes of research have focused on the actual and potential contributions of migrant communities to sustainable development or poverty reduction in their countries of origin, the findings have not been systematically translated into policy guidance. One result is that little coherence is to be found between the development and migration policies of governments in countries of destination and origin—a reality that the research offered here seeks to address.
Belonging to a diaspora entails a consciousness of, or emotional attachment to, a place of origin and its culture. Steve Vertovec of the University of Oxford explains the role diasporas play in migrant-sending and migrant-receiving countries.
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Jeffrey H. Cohen of Pennsylvania State University outlines the migration and remittance patterns of people from the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca.
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Dean Yang of the University of Michigan explains how a change in currency values prompted families in the Philippines to invest more in education and enterprises.
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EUGENE, Ore. – After tying the game in the eighth inning, the Gonzaga University baseball team suffered a 4-3 defeat as No. 10 University of Oregon walked-off in the ninth inning at PK Park Tuesday. Oregon loaded the bases in the final frame and Ryan Hambright singled to right center to close the door on a tight ballgame.
The Zags (32-17-1) have dropped three consecutive games and the Ducks improve to 5-0 against GU over the past three seasons.
GU had the opportunity to take the lead in the top half of the ninth inning but back-to-back strikeouts ended the inning giving Oregon momentum entering the final at bats.
Taylor Jones (1-2) was in his second inning of relief work when Oregon took advantage of three walks to load the bases. Jones battled but Hambright connected for the game winner ending the Bulldogs day.
Zags right-hander Zach Abbruzza was slotted to start the game however senior lefty Billy Moon took the mound in the top of the first inning. Abbruzza was pulled from the start after an injury was suffered during warm ups.
Moon however embraced the opportunity and gave the Zags a gutsy performance against Ducks starter Jordan Spencer. It was Moon's fifth start and he provided 6.1 quality innings allowing three hits and three runs. He also recorded a season-high eight strikeouts including ending four of his six innings with a punch out.
A Mitchell Gunsolus leadoff single in the first was the only base hit in the first three innings for either team. Oregon's first hit was a two-out double that was just outside the reach of a lunging Cory LeBrun.
Caleb Wood came up with the second base-hit of the game on a slow chopper that Spencer was unable to field to leadoff the fifth inning. The next batter Clayton Eslick walked giving the Zags the first real scoring opportunity of the game.
Oregon quickly pulled Spencer for Darrell Hunter to face senior Steven Halcomb. A well placed sacrifice bunt from Halcomb advanced the batters for senior Travis Forbes. On the third pitch he saw, Forbes connected for an RBI single past the Ducks third baseman to give GU a 1-0 edge.
GU added another run in the sixth on a Marco Gonzales second homerun of the year to deep right field. Gonzales is the first Zag to homer in back-to-back games, the left-handed hitter went yard this past Sunday against Appalachian State University.
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Oregon brought in its third pitcher of the game in the seventh as Christian Jones relieved Hunter. The Bulldogs also made a pitching change in the bottom half of the inning. Freshman Jones replaced Moon after the Ducks put runners on first and second with one out.
Jones struck out the first Duck but gave up a two out single up the middle to give Oregon its first lead of the game, 3-2. The inning ended on a weak fly out to Wood in left field.
The Bulldogs mounted a comeback in their next at bat in the eighth inning. Gunsolus reached on an error and advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt. LeBrun then poked one down the right field line bringing home Gunsolus to tie the game.
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