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I'm a traditional guy in a lot of ways. And in reading a lot of the posts here in the Parenting Blog, I've noticed something that's been sorely lacking - and that's in inclusion of Baseball.
When I say Baseball, I'm not talking about the Major League level - far too expensive and the players are far too removed. I'm talking about Minor League Baseball, or better yet - College Summer League baseball like we have here in Duluth.
The Duluth Huskies are members of The Northwoods League - a collection of teams around Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin and Ontario which is a developmental league for college players. For many, it's the first experience they have using a wooden bat - better preparing them for professional baseball later in life.
The reason I mention this isn't just to promote baseball - but also to promote how important it is as a family to take opportunities like a Huskies game to do something different together.
Growing up as a young man in Madison, Wisconsin; there was no baseball like there is at this level until I was in high school when a Class A Minor League team came to town. So we never did anything like this while I was growing up. Maybe that's why we gravitate towards this opportunity now that we live here in Duluth.
For $7.00 per ticket (under 6 is free) we get access to pretty much any section of Wade Stadium we want. The beer and concessions are more than reasonable (compared to a Twins game.....YIKES!) But the real treat is the fact that we get to sit in an area together and catch up. We watch baseball, of course; but the conversations we have and the stories we share at the ball park flow more freely because we're all right there contributing.
It's an amazing opportunity; to share something together that all can enjoy - and thankfully it's not any more expensive than taking the group to a restaurant for dinner. PLUS, you're outside on a beautiful summer evening.
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So, what generated that confidence that something that never got close in last session would find the same principals taking, if not a right-angle turn, at least a sharp deviation into the current legislative year. Well, there are a few factors that gave rise to that confidence. There was no threatening comments from the House as the Senate deliberated - - like, "When it gets to the House, it's dead." Also, Speaker John Boehner, toward the last of the debate, was saying he had counted the noses, and it appeared a majority would approve.
I think Speaker Boehner is old school. He's been much in the news, particularly since Barack Obama became President. I've watched him, and I'm sure you have too, operating from a position of significant authority. He is, for example, 3rd in line of succession for the Presidency.
He became Speaker, the Numero Uno in the House, by vote. He SHOULD be able to function rather as did "Tip" O'Neill. That is to say, he should have at hand carrots sweet enough to be attractive to a wavering colleague, and sticks flexible enough to sting like fury, without inflicting any real damage. He seemed to think he had the votes to pass the new Farm Bill.
I am reminded here of the saying, "There are none so blind as those who WILL NOT see." There are enough ultraconservative Republicans in the House to make questionable the fate of any legislation not expense-cutting to the extreme. Add those to the Democrats who might not be expected to follow the Republican Speaker's lead anyway, and your majority is in jeopardy.
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The bottom line, I'll bet, is "Food Stamps". I don't think food stamps should be part of the Farm Bill legislation anyway, - - but it is. It's a whopper, taking up a third or more of the Ag Department budget. On the one side are those who say its too expensive and must be cut; on the other side are those who say current proposals cut way too much.
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Investigative Reporter Scott Taylor discovered that the house was reinforced from the inside so nobody could get out.
Sources tell Taylor the windows in the basement were all blacked out with barb wire across them.
A look through Castro's front door looks normal - a couch, recliner and a love seat. There are also toys and a kid's three-wheel bicycle. But it's deceiving. The windows are reinforced with thick plexiglass so the women could not break out.
Upstairs, more plexiglass on the windows reinforced with barb wire and chicken coop wire.
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All the doors throughout the house leading to each room have dead bolts on them.
Outside in the backyard, there is more barb wire on windows in the garage. Take a look inside the garage and Castro had a motorcycle, more toys for kids and a small American flag.
Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight were rescued from Castro's Seymour Avenue home on May 6. Berry went missing in 2003 a day shy of her 17th birthday. DeJesus disappeared as she walked home from school in 2004 at the age of 14. Knight went missing in 2002 at the age of 21.
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Moving is such a pain in the butt! But I have a cleaning fetish so I love to move into a clean spotless room. I clean my house top to bottom once a week, like inside, outside windows, wash the walls, vacuum every inch of the house and disinfect everything that can soak, shampoo rugs and swiffer all floors. Then during the week I dust and vacuum every other day. DH always says I'm gonna be exhausted when I have a baby just trying to keep everything clean. So moving sucks but at the same time, it's easier to clean. We have two empty bedrooms that I still clean even though they are completely empty, kinda like my uterus I hate cleaning those rooms. We have the dog's kennels in there for when we put them away and I actually painted their names on the walls above their kennels with paw prints. Even got a poster on the wall for them. Pathetic, I know. But I'm sure the doggies like my painting and their posters!
Jessie; I can't believe you have to wait a week!
Cait[24] & Gene-Paul[28] Dx with PCOS & Left Tube Blocked Dec. '12
Sean Patrick born 3/11/14, 7lbs 13oz
I live in "the sticks". You go to the emergency room where they have a 24 hour lab and they send out all the blood to a different lab? I miss the city I was just thinking the same turn around time as the cd3 testing which I went on Sunday and had by Friday.
I have some questions tho. Could I have not been ovulating this whole time and getting periods anyway? Also - with me potentially not ovulating and DH sperm issue (appt is May 6th to discuss with doctor although he didn't listen to me and went to a general physician instead of a urologist...a whole other story) should we just see if we can go straight to IUI? I'm thinking this because of something I have seen other people say about "post wash"? I'm worried they might just make us keep trying for another 6 months to get to that year of trying? I thought I read somewhere that you can only do so many clomid cycles so I'm thinking why waste those cycles if we can't become pg with his sperm in its current state? Ahh sorry I'm a crazy over analyzer
Cait - where are you moving to? Also do you want to come clean my house ?
Jessie; I already moved, I just remember how it is. We bought a home May of last year, actually May 1st! Almost one year! I love to clean though! I put my iPod on and dance as I clean, spend my whole Sunday cleaning. Anyway, on your questions... My DH had low motility and my RE told him to eat a handful of walnuts everyday, brought him from 30% to 87% in a month! Also it is possible that you have AF without O'ing, but rare, my doc said it's break through bleeding and is usually light flow. What exactly is DH's sperm problem? I would definitely go for IUI because they can wash the sperm and have only the strongest to inseminate giving you a better chance and the timing is usually better than trying to time BD'ing. Like you said, I wouldn't wanna waste the cycle. Same for me with my DH gone a few days at a time, we do injections and can slow the injections a little bit, like a day or two, when we get close if DH is away. I can also freeze sperm when DH leaves, he goes right through the town my RE is in, it's an hour south and DH works 2hrs south so he said he would swing by before work and leave a sample then go to work awkward.
Cait[24] & Gene-Paul[28] Dx with PCOS & Left Tube Blocked Dec. '12
Sean Patrick born 3/11/14, 7lbs 13oz
His sperm count was crazy high (330 million) and they said motility was good. His issues are the PH (8.7 and should be below 8) the color (opaque instead of clear) the lutenzing?(she said this means they stick together so when they get to my egg they are stuck and can't fertilize) and one other thing which should be between 1.5 and 2 and his is 2.5? Maybe something with sperm to semen ratio?
I def think diet could be playing a huge factor in his situation. There's no excuses but we both work crazy hours (on average we both work 55 hours a week) and he is a chef so he's around naughty food all week and with me being at the mall I eat food court food often. We def both need to work on better diet/exercise habits!
I'm gonna wait to hear the progesterone results and then probably make a follow up appointment with my ob (especially if AF doesn't show) and talk with her more/see if I can have her write a RE recommendation.
I was so hoping today that I'd be able to stop by a Walmart today to pick up some OPKs, but alas we spent from 8 am till now (10 pm) in a friggin truck shop because they lost our keys!
I spent the time looking at Walmart's herbal section online and was disappointed that I didn't see any red clover or red raspberry leaf listed, I did however see some black cohosh or however that is spelled, so that looks promising. I do believe that one of you ladies mentioned that they do in fact have the red cover and raspberry leaf, so I'll hold out hope.
I'm currently on CD 15 of a 36 day cycle so I guess I'm still waiting to O, which fertility friend says will be on the 2nd .... Grrrrrrr I hate not having a BBT or OPKs!
Sorry, needed that rant. Hope the rest of you ladies are doing well!
Jess, you can totally get AF without ovulating. I did! I started charting after we had tried for a year for our first and charter a full year before I got pregnant with her. My cycles were always just a few days irregular but nothing really crazy but I only ovulated maybe twice the whole year on my own! I never would have known if I hadn't charted.
Okay hopefully this works...
This is a dirty confession of my "unborn baby collection" lol
Jessie; That's so cute you have a hidden baby starter corner! I wish I could do that but DH is against it right now because it might be more upsetting for me than I realize, he is probably right, but I hate that he is right.
Butane; You may be able to find a GNC or Vitaworld in a mall somewhere that you are near. We have a few in our area that sell all sorts of herbs. Also don't forget about Walgreens or Riteaid, they have some too.
AFM; Today we are using a rototiller to make my little veggie garden, I get to sit on the front steps and point to my amazing DH who will do all the work He is amazing, and taking all this in stride, really proud of him. Specially seeing this is the end of his vacation and he hates doing stuff on his last days off, he returns to work Monday and I return to work Monday and I am dreading it because I worry I will not be able to keep up but eh, I'll do what I can.
Cait[24] & Gene-Paul[28] Dx with PCOS & Left Tube Blocked Dec. '12
Sean Patrick born 3/11/14, 7lbs 13oz
I'm afraid to start buying things. Just...I think it would be hard emotionally so I'm holding off. It's so tempting though!! I am making things with my sewing machine though. I have a collection of burp cloths (terry washcloths on one side and flannel on the other)...probably make some flannel wipes next. Great way to reuse an old sheet!
Lol I do have more girl stuff than boy stuff that's for sure. I know I mentioned this before but I work at a children's clothing store so I am surrounded by it 24/7. Customers return items that are out of date in our system so we can by them for .70 cents. Lol!
My Mom has a friend who after 8 years of trying is pregnant with her first so if I am pg and know what I am having by the time she has her shower she will probably get one of the collections if our babies are the opposite sex.
Cait - yay for garden making! I would love to plant a garden but we rent our house so it's not an option yet one day!
Butane - I hope you are able to stop and find what you need soon!
Natalie - I am more fearful that working is going to become an issue for me about half of the staff has kids and obviously I work with mostly moms. I just try to remind myself that any of these moms could have had all the same challenges I am having. The day we found out about DH's sperm issues was the hardest because a lady who we all know by name came in with her newborn and said something like you will have one soon! I had to go to the stockroom and shed a little tear.
Rach - it's called The Children's Place. I've been there since I was 18 - worked my way from very part time to a salaried store manager! I love it!
Jessie -- That is tough for sure, I think with all my raw emotions (its ridiculous I'm not like this) I'd be a wreck! I feel for you--its cool though that you can get really great deals, 0.70 is unheard of for baby clothes. I'd snatch them up too!!!
As for your chart, I think another temp rise might give you crosshairs, dashed lines probably. Are you really confident with that CD 16 temp? It's awfully high =/
I'm trying to remember... I was out late watching a baseball game with friends...I can't remember if I woke up a lot in the middle of the night... I've been really good at taking it right at 7:20 tho lol... I discarded it and the chart definitely looks less crazy...
Spent the evening sitting on the front step with my baby, brushed her out and took some pictures, this one is just stunning to me. Love this dog more than words describe!
Okay that's my mushy random post!
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Cait[24] & Gene-Paul[28] Dx with PCOS & Left Tube Blocked Dec. '12
Sean Patrick born 3/11/14, 7lbs 13oz
Awwweeee! Pretty shepherd!
Belgian Malinois actually! Like a shepherd though hehe
Cait[24] & Gene-Paul[28] Dx with PCOS & Left Tube Blocked Dec. '12
Sean Patrick born 3/11/14, 7lbs 13oz
Love the dog pic!!! I love my furbaby more than I can describe as well.
Rach; That's too bad your allergic! But Yorkies and Poodles are hypoallergenic! My mom raises Yorkies and I have two of her Yorkies that we have had since they were 8wks old, We bring them everywhere but they don't like kids, which is mostly because they weren't raised around them but I know one of the Yorkies, Dolly, is so timid she wouldn't harm the kids, she just tenses up. Molly on the other hand, will bite! So when kids go to pet her I hold her tight and put my hand around one side of her face and hold her close to me. I can tell by her body language when she is particularly not happy and I just keep it short and they only pet her on the back. Nala is unsure of kids so every chance we get we are bringing her out and shoving kids in her face, not literally but she is at that, 'hey! they played with me, they're fun!' and 'wait! they move quick, are they ready to attack? Whoa! What's he doing now?' Kind of stage. So I tell kids that is she runs toward them to play to yell 'no! Bad dog!' so she knows to slow down and walk to them. But like our family says, if we had a baby they would know it's a part of the family and I already told DH no dog's in the nursery, period! So we have already started teaching the dogs to stay out of the 'nursery'. Ugh look at me rambling about my doggies Right now they are in their room, in their kennels, still sleeping! It's almost 9am!! I'm gonna go wake their butts up!!
Cait[24] & Gene-Paul[28] Dx with PCOS & Left Tube Blocked Dec. '12
Sean Patrick born 3/11/14, 7lbs 13oz
Wow, last night I had the most crazy and vivid dream ever and remembered details when I woke up. I am not one to remember dreams. Anyway, all three times I have been pregnant I have had one dream like this in the 2WW. The first time I didn't think of it as a symptom but the next two times when the same thing happened I KNEW I was pregnant! I can't help but be very excited about this!!!
Ohhh! That is promising and exciting, Rach! it's a sign!!!! Can't wait for you to test!
Rach; Your chart looks very promising as well!!
Cait[24] & Gene-Paul[28] Dx with PCOS & Left Tube Blocked Dec. '12
Sean Patrick born 3/11/14, 7lbs 13oz


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Skye's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
Lakers, they were the first team I started watching so I stuck with them.
What's your favorite movie quote?
"What a beautiful chocolate man! Ah ha ha ha" -white chicks
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
I'm tech-tarted, I don't play play video games.. Maybe super Mario though.
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Nose and belly button pierced. Two tattoos on my back, one down my ribs and another on my ankle, 4 total.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
Bubble butt bubble bubble bubble butt. I don't know why I love the song so much, it has a nice beat and catchy chorus.
What's your best party trick?
Being invisible.. Unless I'm getting everyone tipsy :)
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
"So your names skye? Does that mean you fell from heaven" I get cheesy heaven pick up lines daily.
What's the worst job you've ever had?
I worked at a catering company when I was 15, I did more eating then working lol Or cold stone creamery, making ice cream all day wasn't fun either, Unless I was snacking on it. I shouldn't work in any food industry to be honest.
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
Skydiving for sure, it was the most dangerous but epic thing I have ever done.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Gross pizza from some stand outside the club, or a bowl of cereal in bed.
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
My fridge is full of vegetables and water, I keep my probiotics in there as well & on occasion my roommates car keys after a long night.
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
The naughtiest thing I've done in public is walk up to a complete stranger, sexily sat in his lap & made him fall in love.
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
Ripped jeans/hammer pants, a crop top and some sneakers.
Tell us a joke.
I suck at telling jokes, I actually don't know any. But I will say I laugh out loud at my text before I send them because I'm just that funny ;)


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An Impressive Compound from the Byzantine Period Containing a Large Oil Press, Wine Press and Mosaics was Exposed in Bet Shemesh
The Israel Antiquities Authority is making thousands of archaeological artifacts from the collections of the National Treasures available and accessible on the internet. (Sep. 2014)
The Israel Antiquities Authority mourns the passing of its Director General, Brig. Gen. (Res.) Shuka Dorfman
An 800 Year Old Lead Seal Stamped by the Monastery of St. Sabas (May 2014)
Fascinating Wall Paintings Recounting Jerusalem's Crusader History were Revealed (May 2014)
A 3,300 Year Old Coffin was Exposed Containing the Personal Belongings of a Wealthy Canaanite – Possibly an Official of the Egyptian Army (April 2014)
An Impressive Byzantine Period Monastery with a Spectacular Mosaic Floor was Exposed at the Entrance to Hura in the Northern Negev (April 2014)
Two Thousand Year Old Ossuaries Containing Jewish Bones from the Second Temple Period were Seized this Weekend in Jerusalem (March 2014)
Mandel Foundation to Establish the Largest Library for Archeology in the Middle East: The Mandel National Library and National Archives for the Archaeology of Israel to be part of the new Israel Antiquities Authority Campus in Jerusalem (March 2014)
2,300-year-old village discovered near 'Burma Road' (Feb 2014)
The Israel Antiquities Authority is launching today an upgraded version of its Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library. It includes 10,000 new photographs of unprecedented quality (Feb 2014)
Discovery of a major church with a splendid mosaic from the Byzantine period (Jan. 2014)
Research has Revealed Three Rare 2,000 Years Old Fabrics that were Dyed with an Extract from the Murex Snail (Dec 2013)
Remains of a 900 Year Old Estate that has a Fountain in its Garden were Exposed in Excavations of the (December 2013)
For the First Time: A Building Dating to the Hasmonean Period was Discovered in Archaeological Excavations in the City of David, in the Walls Around Jerusalem National Park (Dec 2013)
The Large Excavation by the Israel Antiquities Authority in the Judean Shephelah Prior to Widening Highway 38 Provides a Fascinating Glimpse into Thousands of Years of Human Development (November 2013)
An Ancient Curse Tablet Written 1,700 Years Ago was Discovered in Excavations of the Israel Antiquities Authority in the City of David (October 2013
2700 Year-Old Inscription Found in Archaeological Excavations in the City of David (August 2013)
History's Garbage Dump (August 2013)
Part of an Enormous 1,000 Year Old Hospital Building (August 2013)
King David's Palace was Uncovered in the Judean Shephelah (July 2013)
Two Thousand Year Old Evidence of the Siege in Jerusalem (June 2013)
Greetings from the Roman Empire! A Section of an 1,800 Year Old Road was Exposed in Jerusalem (June 2013)
History at the Louvre: For the First Time an Official Israeli Exhibition will be Displayed in the Museum ( May 2013)
A Spectacular 1,500 Year Old Mosiac was Exposed in the Fields of Kibbutz Bet Qama in the South of the Country (May 2013)
An Enormous Quarry Dating to the Second Temple Period was Exposed in the Ramat Shlomo Quarter of Jerusalem (May 2013)
A Rare Ritual Bath (Miqwe) from the Second Temple Period was Revealed in Jerusalem (April 2013)
Light on an Ancient Wine Press in a Future Garden Event Near the Spa at Hamei Yo'av (April 2013)
Some of the Earliest Evidence of Growing Legumes and Cultic Sexual Symbols were Uncovered in a Stone Age Site (March 2013)
An Ancient Industrial Installation was Revealed beneath the Asphalt in Yafo (February 2013)
The Archaeological Archive of Israel is Scanned and Going Online (January 2013)
Temple and rare cache of sacred vessels from Biblical times discovered at Tel Motza (December 2012)
"In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth" (Genesis 1:1) December 2012
An Extraordinary Contribution from the Dan David Foundation for the Construction of a Building in the National Campus for the Archaeology of Israel - which the Israel Antiquities Authority is Building in Jerusalem (November 2012)
A Rare Well was Exposed, One of the First Revealed Dating to the Stone Age: The Well was Used by the First Farmers in the Jezreel Valley ( November 2012)
A String of Colored Beads in a Bowl, Images of Ostriches Carved on a Stone Plaque and Animal Figurines – All from the Stone Age, were Exposed at Ein Zippori in the North(September 2012)
A Public Water Reservoir Dating to the First Temple Period has been Exposed for the First Time next to the Western Wall (September 2012)
Stone Age Figurines were Exposed in Archaeological Excavations at Tel Moza near Jerusalem (August 2012)
Akko's Magnificent Harbor from 2,300 Years Ago is Exposed on the Seabed (July 2012)
Monumental synagogue building discovered in excavations in Galilee (July 2012)
A Spectacular 2,000 Year Old Gold and Silver Hoard was Uncovered in an Archaeological Excavation the Israel Antiquities Authority Conducted in the Qiryat Gat Region (june 2012)
Earliest Archaeological Evidence of the Existence of the City of Bethlehem already in the First Temple Period (May 2012)
In Archaeological Work the Israel Antiquities Authority is Conducting in the 2,000 Year Old Drainage Channel Remains were Discovered of the Closest Building to the First Temple Exposed so Far in Archaeological Excavations, and on its Floor – a Hebrew Seal Bearing the Name 'Matanyahu' (April 2012)
Israel Antiquities Authority Inspectors Seized Two Covers of Ancient Sarcophagi that Previously Contained Egyptian Mummies and were Smuggled into Israel (March 2012)
The Response of the Israel Antiquities Authority to the Verdict by the Jerusalem District Court in the Matter of the Forgeries Trial Jerusalem District Court in the Matter of the Forgeries Trial (March 2012)
At 'Giv'at Yonah', in Ashdod, Archaeological Finds were Uncovered that Verify the Existence of Life there at the (February 2012)
A Stamp with the Temple Menorah was Uncovered in Excavations near Akko (January 2012)
A mouthpiece of a pipe dating to the Ottoman period bearing the inscription, "Heart is language for the lover" (القلب لغة المحبوب), was discovered in an archaeological excavation the Israel Antiquities Authorit
Exposed- A Find Indicative of the Activity in the Temple (December 2011)
Building the Western Wall: Herod Began it but Didn't Finish it (december 2011)
An Ancient Christian Prayer Box was Discovered in Excavations in Jerusalem (October 2011)
A Ritual Bath (Miqve) dating to the Second Temple Period was Discovered near Kibbutz Zor'a (October 2011)
The "Crown" in Damascus Gate has been Restored (2011, August)
A Rare Statue of Hercules was exposed in the Jezreel Valley (2011, August)
(2011 JJLY) A Rare Gold Bell was Discovered in IAA Excavations in the Drainage Channel from the Second Temple Period
The Inauguration of the First Temple Period Ophel City Walls Site and the Opening of the Exhibit of the Oldest Written Document from Jerusalem (June 2011)
Ossuary Belonging to a Daughter of the Caiaphas Family of High Priests was Discovered (JUNE 2011)
A 1,500 Year Old Public Building Dating to the Byzantine Period was Revealed in Excavations (June 2011)
In a Joint Operation by Customs and the Israel Antiquities Authority on Monday Night: An Attempt to Smuggle Hundreds of Stolen Antiquities from Israel was Thwarted (May 2011)
Dr. Zvi Greenhut of the Israel Antiquities Authority reveals: the nails in the Tel Aviv University Medical School anthropology laboratory are not the missing nails from Caiaphas' Cave (May 2011)
A Journey in Time to Ancient Egypt - A Unique Project for Passover by Ha-Chava and the Israel Antiquities Authority (march 2011)
The International Conservation Center, Citta di Roma Teach Students From All Over The World How To Conserve Archaeology (march 2011)
An Archeological Discovery of Major Importance, Including a Public Building and a Large Beautiful Mosaic, was Uncovered in Salvage Excavations the Israel Antiquities Authority Conducted at Horbat Midras (February 2011)
Clearing Work Completed on a Second Temple Period Water Channel (January 2011)
A 1,800 Year Old Bathing Pool was Discovered beneath a Miqve (November 2010)
The Archaeological Journal 'Atiqot is Going Online (November 2010)
(October 2010) "Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library" Will Enable Imaging, Digitization of 900-Manuscript Collection
A 1,500 Year Old Samaritan Synagogue (Prayer Hall) was Exposed (August 2010)
What was a Turkish Hand Grenade Doing Inside Jerusalem's City Wall? (7/6/2010)
Re-inauguration of Herod's Gate in the Old City(6/30/2010)
A Spectacularly Beautiful Wall Painting of the 12th will be Displayed for the First Time in the Renewed Israel Museum (6/30/2010)
A Rare Discovery – After 3,500 Years More than 100 Impressive and Intact Ancient Cultic Vessels were Found in a Rock-hollow next to the Tishbi Junction (6/9/2010)
Greetings from Napoleon III (20/3/2010)
The Inauguration of the International Conservation Center "Città di Roma" (5/13/2010)
A Magnificent Pagan Altar was Exposed at the Barzilai Hospital Compound in Ashkelon
2,000 Years of Water in Jerusalem
The Re-Inauguration of Jaffa Gate in the Old City (4/21/2010)
(2/19/2010) The 1,800 Year Old High-Level Aqueduct of Jerusalem was Exposed Next to Jaffa Gate in the Old City
A Rare 1,100 Year Old Arabic Inscription of the Abbasid Caliph Al-Muqtadir was Discovered in Excavations in Jerusalem (2/17/2010)
For the First Time the Main Road of Jerusalem, from 1,500 Years Ago, was Exposed (11/2/2010
A 1,400 Year Old Wine Press that is One of the Largest Ever Discovered in Israel was Exposed in the Vicinity of Nahal Soreq (2/15/2010)
Medusas in Caesarea Harbor (1/19/2010)
The IAA uncovered the earliest building ever found in Tel Aviv, dating to the Neolithic period (1/12/10))
For the Very First Time: A Residential Building from the Time of Jesus was Exposed in the Heart of Nazareth (12/21/09)
(10/110/09) Coins from the Temple Mount -New Exhibition
An international workshop of experts dealing with risks facing World Heritage sites was convened in Akko (11/18/09)
A Marble Hoard was Exposed in an Archaeological Excavation in Akko (11/3/09
The Footprints of the Builders of the Lod Mosaic were Exposed (10/14/09)
A large and Magnificent 2,000 Year Old Miqve was Exposed in Jerusalem (9/23/09)
Second Temple Period Stepped Street Discovered (9/14)
One of the Oldest Synagogues in the World was Exposed at Migdal (9/13)
An Enormous 3,700 Year Old Fortification was Exposed in the City of David (9/10)
A Large, Magnificent Roman Building, c. 1,800 Years Old, was Exposed in the City of David In the Israel Antiquities Authority Excavations at the 'Givati Car Park', in the Walls Around Jerusalem National Park (31/8/2009)
The IAA dispatched a letter of denunciation to the World Archaeological Congress: "Instead of Archaeology, You are Speaking in Behalf of Politics""
(The IAA is embarking on a first of its kind campaign to register the antiquities collections that are held by the general public in Israel
A Large Stone Quarry from the End of the Second Temple Period was Exposed on Shmuel HaNavi St. in Jerusalem
(June 16, 2009 )An Archaeological Excavation in Jerusalem Has Revealed:This is How They Filled The Sultan's Pool With Water
After 13 Years of Being Covered –One of the Most Impressive and Largest Mosaics in the Country will be Re-exposed
The Museum of the Good Samaritan opens to the public (6/7/09)
(5/20/09)An Ancient Jar Handle Bearing the Hebrew Name Menachem was Uncovered in Ras el-'Amud
A Bone Seal Engraved with the Name Shaul, from the Time of the First Temple, was Found in Jerusalem (19/5/09)
A Rare 2,000 Year Old Hebrew Document Written on Papyrus was seized in an Operation (5/5/09)
Dedication of an Archaeological Garden in the Israel Knesset (5/4/09)
A Fragment of a Hebrew Inscription from the Period of the Kings of Judah was Found
The Inauguration of the National Project to Conserve the Stones in the Western Wall and the Establishment of the Israel Antiquities Authority Conservation Department (Minhal Shimur) (5/4/09)
A Pier from the Hellenistic Period was Discovered in Akko (2/4/09)
One of the Most Spectacular Mosaic Floors Ever Discovered in Israel was Restored and Renovated and Can Now be Seen by the General Public (30/3/09)
A Byzantine Bathhouse was Uncovered Close to Kibbutz Gevim (24/3/09)
Ancient Glass from the Holy Land (25/3/09)
The Excavations in the Roman Theater in Tiberias In Memory of Maj. Gen. (Res.) Amir Drori ז"ל, Founder of the Israel Antiquities Authority (5/3/2009)
A Byzantine Period Church was Exposed in Moshav Nes-Harim (11/3/2009)
A Persian Love Poem (9/3/2009)
Greetings from Ahimelekh and Yehokhil, from Netofa in Judah (23/2/2009)
New Inscriptions found at Beit Guvrin- Maresha National Park Reveal more information on a Royal Stele at the Israel Museum (16/2/2009)
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert Today Inaugurated the "Tel Akko" Tourism Project in the City of Akko. Another Theater is also soon to be Established in the City (3/2/09)
An 1,800 Year Old Marble Figurine in the Image of a Bearded Man, probably that of a Roman Boxer, was Discovered (26/1/2009)
Enlisting Resources for the Conservation of the Old City of Safed (January 14, 2009)
A Hoard Comprising Hundreds of Gold Coins was Uncovered in the Excavations the Israel Antiquities Authority is Conducting at the 'Giv'ati Car Park' in the City of David, in the Walls Around Jerusalem National Park (22/12/2008)
(12/2/08) A 1,500 Year Old Bathhouse was Exposed in Zikhron Ya'aqov
A 2,000 Year Old Gold Earring, Inlaid with Precious Stones, was Discovered in Excavations in Jerusalem - 11/10/08)
A Rare Hebrew Seal from the First Temple Period was Discovered in Archaeological Excavations in the Western Wall Plaza (10/30/08)
A New Visitor's Path is Inaugurated in Safed (10/5/08)
The Southern Wall of Jerusalem that Dates to the Time of the Hasmonean Dynasty was Discovered on Mount Zion (9/3/08)
The Dead Sea Scrolls Go Digital - 8/27/08
Three Extraordinary Skulls were found in Excavations in the North (8/13/08)
(8/6/08) An ancient complex for Producing Oil was discovered
Rare 2,500 Year Old Marble Discus that was meant to Protect Ancient Ships from the Evil Eye was Found in the Sea by a Lifeguard and Turned Over to the Israel Antiquities Authority (7/13/2008)
Inspectors of the Israel Antiquities Authority seized dozens of ancient artifacts from the home of a Haifa resident, among them anchors of ancient boats- 5/28/08
A 9,000 Year Old Hoard of Flint Blades was Exposed at the Movil Junction
A Fragment of a 2,000 Year Old Psalm Scroll was Displayed at the President's Conference
A present to the State of Israel for its sixtieth anniversary: Adulam Park
The Mayor of Tiberias and the Director of the Israel Antiquities Authority Today Revealed for the First Time Plans for the Archaeological Park that Will "Resurrect" the Roman City of 2,000 Years Ago (1/4/08)
A Silver Coin That Was Used To Pay The Half Shekel Head-Tax To The Temple Was Found In Jerusalem (March 18,2008)
Building Remains From The Time Of The First Temple Were Exposed West Of The Temple Mount (March 13, 2008)
An Antiquities Robber was Caught 'Red-handed' at Tel Hannaton in the North
A Group of Christian Friends of Israel from throughout the United States is Maintaining the Antiquities Site of Biblical Tamar - Mezad Hazeva in the Arava
A Band of Antiquities Robbers was Apprehended near Mei 'Ami (March 3, 2008 )
What Happened to the Clerks and Merchants of the 8th Century BCE? (27/2/2008)
Conservation Treatment has been completed on the Glass Panel that was discovered in the Palace of the "Bird Mosaic" in Caesarea (28/1/2008)
Impressive Second Temple Period Edifice is Discovered in the City of David (16/1/2008)
For the First Time an Israeli Representative is Appointed to ICCROM's Council (November 19, 2007)
Monumental Remains of Roman Jerusalem in the Western Wall Tunnels (November, 15, 2007)
Sixty Years Since the Discovery of the Dead Seas Scrolls
For the First Time, Archaeological Remains dated to the First Temple Period have been Discovered on the Temple Mount
For the First Time a Quarry has been Exposed that Supplied Enormous Stones for the Construction of the Temple Mount
Fascinating Pictures of Archaeological Sites Tell the History of the Land of Israel
In excavations the Israel Antiquities Authority is conducting in the City of David the city's main drainage channel was discovered. (September 10, 2007)
Surprising Finds were Discovered in the IAA Excavations in Tiberias (08/08/2007)
During a routine patrol by inspectors of the IAA excavation work was discerned that was being conducted illicitly in a shop located in the Old City of Jerusalem. (07/08/2007)
Israel Antiquities Authority inspectors foiled an attempt to smuggle an ancient statue head to an antiquities collector in the United States (07/08/2007)
Surprising Finds were Discovered in the IAA Excavations in Tiberias (7/8/2007)
Israel Antiquities Authority Inspectors Seized Hundreds of Archaeological Artifacts in the Home of a Wadi 'Ara Resident (10/7/2007)
For the First Time in Israel: Children make History (15/05/2007)
Archaeological Excavations on Highway 38, at the Eshta'ol Junction (21/05/2007)
A Mystery in Kfar "Nin" – An Earthquake or a Pogrom? (28/05/2007)
A Large Wine Press from the Byzantine period, Mosaic Paved Rooms, and Treading Floors and Work Surfaces were found in the Archaeological Excavation being Conducted by the Israel Antiquities Authority in Bat Shlomo (28/05/2007)
A Magnificent Arch, Ritual Baths and Various Installations from the Second Temple Period were Discovered in Excavations by the Israel Antiquities Authority next to the Ben Shemen Interchange (10/06/2007)
The Children of Migdal HaEmeq and the Antiquities Authority Participate in a First of its Kind Community Project: Protecting the Past for the Sake of the Future (14/06/2007)
A helmet of a Greek warrior of the 6th-5th century BCE was discovered (April 19, 2007)
The Jerusalem City Wall Project (April 12, 2007)
Remains of a Jewish settlement are being exposed in the Shu'afat neighborhood of Jerusalem
Israel Antiquities Authority excavation at the Mugrabim Ramp (February 6, 2007)
The Beit Ha-Kerem Neighborhood in Jerusalem: An Attractive Place in Antiquity Also (December 10, 2006)
The President's visit to the IAA's Mishmar David Excavation (December 3, 2006)
The 'Pisa-Akko' Conservation Project (November 30, 2006)
Inspectors of the Israel Antiquities Authority Thwarted an Attempt to Smuggle 5,000 Ancient Coins from Israel to Cyprus (27/11/2006)
A previously unknown burial field was exposed beneath the spot where the Second Temple Model used to be exhibited (November 9, 2006)
Family Businesses?? (November 12, 2006)
Following this morning's newsitem about the ancient burial tombs excavation near Bet Shean (October 31, 2006)
A lifeguard's alertness resulted in an underwater archaeological discovery: the very first evidence of an ancient anchorage for sailing vessels in Netanya (October 30th 2006)
For the first time in the world: a virtual three-dimensional tour of the Umayyad streets and buildings next to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem
The Groundbreaking for the Jay and Jeanie Schottenstein National Campus for the Archaeology of Israel (October 15th 2006)
Stone seals engraved with a figure of a 'bird and an olive branch' (September 20, 2006)
Today, the Southern Region of the Antiquities Authority will Host 90 Members of Akim (20-60 Years Old) for an Experiential Day on the Occasion of Lag B'Omer - May 15, 2006
The Jerusalem region was an attractive place for man in prehistoric times too; in IAA excavations evidence was uncovered of prehistoric man's existence at Ramat Rachel, in Jerusalem. - May 9, 2006
The Philatelic Service of the Israel Postal Authority has issued an exhibition sheet of a mosaic from the antiquities site at the Megiddo Prison (Legio) - May 9, 2006
A 6,500 year old farming village was exposed in excavations that are being conducted along the route of the national gas carrier in the fields of Moshav Menucha - near Nahal Guvrin (24/04/2006)
A unique find of gold and silver bracelets dating to the 11th century CE was uncovered in IAA excavations at Ramla (April 11, 2006)
Excavations conducted by the Antiquities Authority in Kfar Kana (13.3.06)
6,000 Year Old Cemetery Exposed in IAA Excavations
The Israel Antiquities Authority recommends the prison to be transferred to a new location.
Scientific Summary of the Authority's excavation at the Megiddo Prison and its recommendation for moving the prison.
Hundreds of Ancient Items: Weapons, Coins, Rings etc. were Seized as a Result of Intelligence Information (December 18, 2005)
Seven skeletons of buried horses are currently being uncovered in excavations conducted by the Antiquities Authority in the Armenian Monastery, near the coast in Jaffa.
Experts Consult about the Excavations at Megiddo Prison (8/11/2005)
Excavations at Megiddo Prison yield rare 3rd-4th century Christian structure (6/11/2005)
They also ate fish in Jerusalem at the time of the Kingdom of Judah (September 29, 2005)
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Brasky's team looked at 834 of the men in the SELECT trial who developed prostate cancer, and 1,393 randomly chosen others from the trial who didn't have cancer. They divided the men into four groups based on their blood levels of three omega-3 fatty acidsEPA, DPA and DHA.
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Those with the highest blood levels had a 71 percent higher risk of high-grade prostate cancer, compared to those with the lowest levels. Overall, their risk of any kind of prostate cancer was 44 percent higher.
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Fatty acids found in vegetable oils, flaxseeds and other vegetable sourcesincluding alpha-linolenic acid (ALA)did not affect prostate cancer risk, the researchers found.
"A 70 percent increased risk in high-grade prostate cancer, given it's the No. 1 cancer in men and fish is a commonly consumed thing and is thought to be a healthy food, I think it'd be a concern for people," Brasky said in a telephone interview.
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"We've shown once again that use of nutritional supplements may be harmful," said Alan Kristal of Fred Hutchinson, who also worked on the study.
Brasky, who says he still eats fish "but in moderation", says the study cannot answer the question of how fish oil might cause cancer. They took into account other factors that might be associated with eating fish and Brasky notes that mercury, which can be found in fatty fish, doesn't cause prostate cancer.
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The study also doesn't say anything about the effects of fish oil on men who already have cancer. "This study is not about men with prostate cancer," Brasky said, noting that some studies have suggested fish oil might be beneficial in men who already have cancer.
Men might be at a loss for what to do, as omega-3 fatty acids were also believed to lower the risk of heart disease, which is far more common than prostate cancer. The American Heart Association recommends that people with heart disease eat fish twice a week and people with heart disease might need fish oil capsules.
But the researchers point out that recent studies have shown taking extra omega-3 has little effect on heart diseaseincluding a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine in May.
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I was taking Krill oil for many years to reduce my high cholesterol. After hearing what Dr. Christine Horner, a prominent Oncologist had to say on Shirley's radio show, I took myself off of Krill oil. Dr. Horner said that when you consume fish oils you are putting your body in a toxic state as most fish oils come from toxic waters. Your body then becomes vulnerable to all kinds of illness and disease.
I recently found out that since being off of Krill oil my cholesterol has skyrocketed. I am so confused as to what I can do to reduce my alarming high cholesterol. I am very aware of my PSA numbers. It is extremely low at 0.4. After reading much about PSA numbers I discovered that it is best to have a PSA level below 1 to be in the safest position from getting prostate cancer.
Boron is a supplement that will reduce your PSA number and keep it low. I take 2---3mg capsules every day.
In terms of taking Krill oil, well I don't know what I will do. I think I will take Krill oil every other day until I reach a better understanding.
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It could be that you need some Omega 3 but not an excessive amount. With how easy it is to put lots of nutrients into tablets etc., it might be that some people are popping too many pills and overloading the system. Remember, there are very few compounds where there isn't some sort of maximum safe amount to take, so maybe the men who had the highest levels were just taking too many Omega 3 tablets too regularly.
Or it might depend on the type of Omega 3, the purity and the other elements with it????
I never flow with the go of one study... and I always want to know which big pharma group financed it.
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"I understand they just want it for free and that's understandable," said Brian Birney, a spokesperson for Crittenton. "But, there is a cost associated, we do work with a third party. It is not something that Crittenton is billing themselves or getting revenue in."
Other area hospitals have already waved any fees because of the circumstances of this case. The demonstrators hope Crittenton will do the same.
Dr. Fata, 48, pled not guilty to the charges. He remains in jail on a $9 million bond. He's due back in court on Oct. 18. Stay with Fox 2 and myfoxdetroit.com for updates on this developing story.