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Describe an early food experience that has influenced the way you think about food and/or cooking. When I was in middle school, my mom went back to work. To lighten her load around the house, she decided that my younger brother, sister, and I would all need to cook one meal a week. We could cook whatever we wanted as long as it fit within the bounds of her "three colors" rule; each meal needed to include three different colors, and things such as multicolored sprinkles or shades of brown didn't count. None of us kids had done too much cooking on our own before this new rule, but over the next few years, we all taught ourselves to be adept cooks. We each had our own specialities. My sister became the taco night expert, my brother was the grilled gyro burger specialist, and I learned how to make a mean bowl of black beans and rice. Not only did this early cooking experience shape my future interests and jobs, I also learned how to easily concoct balanced meals and still have a hard time eating meals with fewer than three colors.
What's your least favorite food?Bananas. Something about the mushy texture and sweet chalky flavor makes me shudder. I can stomach them when baked into banana bread, but otherwise they're off the table.
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Describe your most spectacular kitchen disaster. I'd have to say the most dramatic disaster involved an overripe avocado, a misplaced knife, and and unfortunate hand placement. I ended up in the ER with 6 or 7 stitches, and a finger whose nerves will never be the same. You probably don't need the details.
What is your idea of comfort food? Braised kale, cornbread, and hoppin' john served on New Year's Day with a hefty dose of Pickapeppa hot sauce.
Apron or no apron? I have a cute little apron I bought on sale from Anthropologie that hangs in my closet. I only remember I own it when I've already spilled flour or olive oil all over my shirt.
What's your favorite food-related scene in a movie? It's a close tie between the second half of Big Night or the opening scene of Waitress. The former captures all of the toil and joy of extravagant cooking and eating. The latter perfectly depicts the meditative calm that I find when baking. And those pies are awesome.
If you could make a show-stopping dinner for one person, living or dead, who would it be? MFK Fisher. She's a brilliant writer, willing to eat anything, so I would kill to spend an evening with her.
You prefer to cook: a. alone, b. with others, c. it depends on your mood It totally depends on my mood. On tired weeknights, I prefer to cook alone, but when I've got energy to spare, cooking with others can be the best kind of fun.
When it comes to tidying up, you usually: a. clean as you cook, b. do all the dishes once you've finished cooking, c. leave the kitchen a shambles for your spouse/roommate/kids to clean. Clean as I cook, or as best as I can.
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Healthcare is one industry where good employees are always in demand. With the aging Baby Boom generation expected to stretch the healthcare system to its limit, hospitals and other healthcare employers have a continuing need for workers to fill a variety of entry-level roles, such as dietary aide, admissions representative, administrative assistant, medical records assistant, housekeeper, patient technician, unit clerk and receptionist.
Landing an entry-level job in healthcare offers a chance for fast-track career advancement. The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts the healthcare industry, which employed 14.3 million in 2008, will add nearly 3.2 million new jobs between 2008 and 2018, an increase of 22.5 percent. Employees already working in the field typically have first crack at promotions.
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Rachel Diaz began her healthcare career in 1999 when she joined the kitchen staff of Sutter Solano Medical Center as a dietary aide. Diaz had previously worked in a local pizzeria.
Dietary and kitchen positions in healthcare typically pay $20,000 to start and offer a career path for those who want to pursue a culinary career in a hospital setting.
"The fact that I had restaurant experience helped me land my initial job, and a year later, I was promoted to dietary clerk where I worked in the office helping to prepare menus," she says.
Several months later, Diaz applied for an opening as a file clerk in the hospital's billing department. She continued climbing the career ladder until she landed her current job as a computer systems coordinator. With each promotion, she learned new skills, such as the hospital's computer systems and patient-billing process, which helped qualify her for internal promotions.
"There's never a dull moment working in healthcare," Diaz says. "I'm always busy, and I really enjoy working in a hospital environment."
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Working her way through Western Oregon University as a personal trainer, Keri Davis knew she wanted to work in a field where she could promote the importance of good health. After earning her degree in health education, she took up her mother's suggestion to look into hospital employment.
To get her foot in the door, Davis accepted a job as an admissions representative at Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital in 2004. Candidates for these positions need a high school diploma, and previous medical experience is preferred.
Davis says the job was a crash course in interpersonal communications as she dealt with different patient personalities while admitting them to the hospital. "I saw every kind of disease and condition that exists," Davis says.
When a position became available in the hospital's health education department in late 2005, Davis applied, got the job and found her niche. She now works as a liaison with local elementary schools as part of the hospital's Passport to Health and Safety program, which promotes good health practices among children.
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After a divorce, Julia Patten moved with her two children to Yakima, Washington, where she landed an administrative assistant position for Yakima Valley Memorial's nursing administration department.
In that job, Patten assists with writing policies and procedures for the hospital and serves as a representative on several hospital committees.
Becoming a hospital administrative assistant typically requires an associate's degree or related experience working in a medical environment. Before landing her current admin job, Patten had worked as a unit secretary, monitor tech and administrative assistant at other hospitals. She had also taken a medical terminology class and was proficient in a variety of word-processing programs.
Admin salaries typically start at around $30,000, and the jobs come with an array of benefits, including tuition reimbursement for those who want to pursue healthcare careers.
That's a perk Patten is taking advantage of to pursue her childhood dream of becoming a nurse. In fall 2006, Patten was slated to begin nursing school part-time while holding down her full-time admin job. "My colleagues have been very supportive, and my employer is helping me finance my courses," she says.
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My top priority for this year as chairman of the American Gas Association (AGA) is ensuring that our customers, regulators and elected officials are confident in our ability to safely deliver our product. AGA's members, more than 200 local energy companies delivering clean natural gas to 177 million Americans, provide service to 70 million residential, commercial and industrial customers and operate more than 2 million miles of distribution pipelines. It is our job to keep them safe, and I take that job very seriously.
Our natural gas supply outlook is the most positive it has been in decades. We are poised for robust growth ahead. There are exciting opportunities to increase new market demand for natural gas, including greater direct use of natural gas in homes and businesses, electricity generation and natural gas vehicles.
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Gas remains the primary source of heat, hot water and cooking in residential/commercial markets. Increased efficiency offsets customer additions. In fact, the size of the average American home has increased by more than 50% since 1970, yet during that same time period natural gas consumption has gone down by 40% per household. This is due to more efficient gas appliances and more efficient homes.
Some 71 million customers in 2011 consume essentially the same amount of gas as did 38 million customers in 1970. We are seeing increased penetration by natural gas into the electricity generation market, and this is expected to continue.
Gas Advantages
Gas has multiple advantages: the economic benefits, the environmental benefits, the efficiency of natural gas, and the abundant domestic supply of readily available gas. Heating oil costs about two and a half times as much as natural gas on a per British thermal unit (Btu) basis.
Electricity costs about three times as much as gas. As the electricity industry seeks to modernize and update its infrastructure, it will have to spend money to rebuild electricity generation, increase the use of smart grid technology and install new transmission capacity. This could push electricity prices up, widening the gap between the two energy sources.
The competitive price of natural gas will continue to get better. The primary focus for utilizing our expanding gas supply has been electricity generation. This has been driven by the benefits to the environment of clean-burning natural gas. More than half of the new electric generation capacity expected to be built in the coming decades will burn natural gas.
Most of the new plants will use highly efficient combined-cycle technology, consuming less natural gas to generate electricity than traditional plants. While these highly efficient plants are being added to the system, older, less efficient gas plants will be retired, helping to offset any increase in gas demand from these new units. Even if natural gas use for electricity generation grows at a faster pace than expected, our abundant supply of natural gas can meet that demand.
These same advantages are evident in other markets as well, like industrial and commercial. The low cost of energy due to the use of natural gas in an industrial capacity can bring the manufacturing base back to U.S. We're already seeing this with the chemical and steel industries, among others.
Safety Focus
I would like to explain how AGA members will capitalize on this opportunity and create a future-ready natural gas industry. It is incumbent upon us to deliver that gas to our customers, safely and reliably, and as I mentioned, pipeline safety is always our industry's highest priority—and will get even more of our focus this year. We have the largest integrated pipeline system in the world, with 2.4 million miles of pipe, and we are expanding that infrastructure at a cost of many billions of dollars.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood called upon U.S. pipeline owners and operators to conduct a comprehensive review of their oil and gas pipelines to identify areas of high risk and accelerate critical repair and replacement work. The pipeline industry, led by industry CEOs, has joined Secretary LaHood in his call to action to repair, replace or rehabilitate the highest-risk infrastructure. America's natural gas utilities have heeded that call and are leading on this issue.
AGA adopted a commitment to enhanced pipeline safety, and the association was commended by Secretary LaHood for our continued collaborative effort to keep safety our number-one priority. We have been holding safety summits that are widely attended for years, and our members have been sharing best practices in the area of safety to learn from each other's successes and failures.
AGA and our members are pleased with the bipartisan support for the "Pipeline Safety, Regulatory Certainty, and Job Creation Act," which became law at the beginning of this year. Hitting pipelines during excavation is a significant cause of natural gas incidents. The bill contains a strong incentive for states to remove current one-call exemptions, requiring all entities that excavate around pipelines to call a hotline before they dig to learn about what might be below. This provision is sure to help reduce the number of accidents due to digging.
The bill passed the House and Senate with unanimous bipartisan support. You do not see that often these days—even naming a post office gets some nay votes. It also has the industry's support and really shows the commitment of everyone to get this right.
AGA's members were fully engaged throughout the process to make sure a strong, safe and smart bill was developed. We look forward to working with federal and state regulators to ensure that the natural gas distribution and transmission system continues to be the safest and most reliable method of delivering energy in the nation.
I believe we as an industry have to get over the hump of infrastructure replacement. This is one challenge we have to be prepared to meet, but I think we can do so—it is already happening in parts of the country. It is a capital-intensive process, and we have to find ways to balance the needs of our investors, our customers and our regulators.
There are several objectives in ratemaking, the principal one being to establish rates that permit the pipeline operator a reasonable opportunity to recover its costs and provide a profit to investors. At the same time, rates must be reasonable and fair to customers. The pipeline operator needs enough revenue to ensure it can meet its safety, environmental and other legal obligations.
Finally, rates can provide incentives for desired public behavior, such as shifting use to off-peak periods. Sometimes these objectives conflict, and we must strike a balance among them—but not at the cost of safety.
We believe it is our responsibility to police ourselves above and beyond. We spend $7 billion annually on safety-related inspection and maintenance. Safety is and always will be unequivocally the number-one priority for the natural gas industry. Any natural gas incident, no matter the size, is one incident too many.
Sources of Supply
Supply remains the headline of the natural gas story. The unconventional has become the everyday, and abundance is a reality. Today, the United States is the largest producer of natural gas in the world. Domestic natural gas production has become the dominant supply source for customers here at home.
Since 2007, U.S. natural gas production has grown by 22%. Most of that increase can be attributed to the emergence of natural gas from shale formations.
This growth in supply has limited imported pipeline gas from abroad, and liquefied natural gas (LNG) has contributed to the possibility of the U.S. becoming a world LNG exporter. This is an extraordinary change in less than five years.
Another positive gas supply story is rooted in the nation's infrastructure assets, including critical pipeline networks and underground storage capability. Not only is the U.S. the largest gas producer in the world, we have the most integrated pipeline infrastructure and the largest underground storage capacity of any country.
Underground storage reached record levels in November 2011. It stood at nearly 3.9 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) of stored working gas for the third year in a row. According to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, since the year 2000, nearly 1 Tcf of new working gas capacity has been certificated, and design capacity now exceeds 4.3 Tcf. This is important, because during the average five-month winter heating season, 15-20% of domestic gas supply originates from underground storage.
Coupled with known gas reserves reported by the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the total U.S. resource base is now estimated to exceed 2,100 Tcf—that's about 100 years of gas supply at current U.S. demand levels and with current technology. In fact, according to Potential Gas Committee and Energy Information Administration estimates, since 1990, the U.S. resource base has grown an astonishing 85%. This reflects an incredible story of extraction technology advances during the past 20 years.
The main driver, as mentioned previously, is shale gas. In 2000, shale gas was 1% of our domestic production in the United States. Today, it is nearly one-third and growing. Shale plays now account for more than 20 billion cubic feet (Bcf) per day of domestic natural gas supply in the United States—and that will continue to grow.
This abundant shale resource is not located in remote areas. Shale plays such as the Marcellus shale basin in New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and the Haynesville shale in East Texas and Louisiana, are located near existing pipeline infrastructure, and near markets that are getting this gas quickly, reliably and cost effectively.
Large supply means low and stable prices for consumers. The end result has been natural acquisition gas prices in recent months at or below the $4 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) level and even below $3, which has been great for natural gas consumers of all types. The good news here is not just low prices, but also price stability, which is extremely important to our core customers, especially in the commercial and industrial markets.
This growth in supply is not without its challenges. But the fact is, our country now has more natural gas than Saudi Arabia has oil, because of advanced technologies that allow access to shale gas, including hydraulic fracturing. AGA and our member companies firmly believe that our domestic natural gas resource base can be developed responsibly, thereby providing America with an abundant supply of domestic natural gas and remaining good stewards of our environment.
Development Diligence
If we develop this resource in a responsible manner, we have an opportunity to transform the energy industry. The environment will benefit from greater use of clean burning natural gas, which is by far the cleanest fossil fuel.
Natural gas producers must be committed to operational standards that ensure safe, environmentally sound, responsible, economically sensible and sustainable development of natural gas resources in the United States. Public dialogue and disclosure—particularly around well-completion chemicals, wastewater treatment and air quality—as well as fact-based education and stakeholder engagement, are vital to securing broad-based support for the continued development of natural gas resources.
We believe regulation is best done at the state and local level—[these governments] need to implement regulatory constructs that protect the environment and consumer interests, and need adequate manpower and funding resources, too.
We commend the leadership of the many producers who are now proactively and diligently addressing these principles. We join with and welcome every stakeholder with a commitment to open communications.
We are committed to growing demand in our core residential and commercial markets—including appliance conversions and expansions of our pipelines, but transportation is [also] a huge opportunity. Natural gas can, and is, being put to use across the country to fuel a wide range of transportation options, from fleet and light-duty vehicles to heavy-duty trucking and off-road applications.
Transit, Financial Trends
More than 50 natural gas utilities and producers have joined forces and are working alongside fleet managers and other industry players to further policies for the use of clean, domestic, affordable natural gas as a transportation fuel. The governors of Colorado, Maine, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Utah and Wyoming are teaming up to start replacing thousands of vehicles in their state fleets with ones that run on natural gas. Their plan is to encourage U.S. automakers to develop affordable vehicles that run on natural gas, driving demand for more filling stations and cars that use this clean burning energy source.
The natural gas vehicle market has taken a while to get up to speed, [though] the cost of natural gas versus gasoline on a gallon-equivalent basis is just indisputable. I think it may have to happen without significant government support. We talk about government help in terms of the first-cost issues, putting the refueling infrastructure in place and things like that; but our country is running huge budget deficits, and I think that will have a tremendous impact on businesses, including ours.
During this continued period of stagnant economic growth, the shareholders invested in our industry are happy that we continue to pay strong dividends. Most of our energy utilities have paid dividends continuously for more than 50 years.
As you would expect, with the scheduled expiration of the lower 15% tax rate by the end of 2012, a priority for AGA, remains to promote the benefits of lower dividend tax rates. And if the lower rate is not made permanent, the AGA will work hard to ensure parity between the dividend and capital gains tax rates.
We also must continue to support those who need assistance in paying their energy bills through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program—also known as LIHEAP. Due to AGA's ongoing efforts on Capitol Hill, in the very last days of December, Congress passed and President Obama signed into law the final appropriation level of $3.5 billion for LIHEAP funding for fiscal year 2012. This funding amount is lower than the FY 2011 appropriation of $4.7 billion. This year AGA will advocate for full funding of LIHEAP for fiscal year 2013.
Moreover, our industry's bond ratings continue to reflect the positive financial health of our companies. These ratings are generally in the BBB/BBB+ range or higher—which is significantly higher than the average ratings of the rest of Corporate America—with the natural-gas utility rating equally strong.
For overall investment performance, the shares of AGA member companies, as measured by the performance of the American Gas Association Index, have provided an average annual total shareholder return of above 8% over the 10-year period ending Dec. 31, 2011. This compares with an average annual return for the S&P 500 of 2.8%. And over the past year, the AGA Index performance clearly performed strongly in comparison with the Dow Jones Utility Index.
Remarks delivered on behalf of the AGA before a meeting of the New York Society of Security Analysts on January 25, 2012, in New York.


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Her birth was much anticipated, especially as I had been having braxton hicks contractions on and off for over a month before labour started, and gone past my "guess date" by two weeks.
On Friday morning I woke up around 4:30am with bad back pain and couldn't get back to sleep. It came and went and seemed to settle in a pattern of waves every 5 mins or so. I found that sitting on a fit ball and leaning over the end of the bed was a fairly comfortable position, so Craig kept a heat pack on my lower back as I breathed through each contraction. We kept going like that until about 9am when I just felt exhausted as we'd gone to bed after midnight the night before. I needed to lie down even though my lower back was hurting a lot – I didn't care anymore. Craig called our primary midwife to let her know that it looked like things may be starting, and then he curled up next to me with the heat pack still on my back and somehow we both fell asleep.
When we woke about an hour later the contractions were still happening but were much more irregular in timing. I felt dispirited but reminded myself that it was going to happen eventually and so we both went downstairs to hang out and find a distraction. We watched some Will & Grace DVDs and had a good laugh and then Craig suggested we bake a cake. When we had been to Calmbirth classes one of the couples whose stories we watched on a DVD had baked their baby a birthday cake during her early labour as a distraction – and we had bought a "0" number candle a few days earlier with this idea in mind for my labour. So we baked a yummy chocolate cake and popped it in the fridge and then had a quiet evening in, all the while my back pain contractions were becoming more and more staggered and easing off in intensity.
We called our midwife again to let her know it looked like it there was no action that evening, and she suggested coming over to check on me and bub. When she arrived we had a good chat and she had a feeling it would start up again over night so suggested we get straight to bed and get some rest. That was about 9pm. My midwife was supposed to go up the coast (an hour away) for the weekend with her family, but decided to stay home on Friday night just in case.
Saturday morning I had been up to the toilet at 4:30am and again at 6:30am and nothing had happened over night, so I sent a message to my midwife and told her she may as well go up the coast for the day with her family. She replied saying she was having brekky and then would head off. I went back to bed and sulked myself back to sleep – I was so tired of waiting to meet our bub!
Around 8:30am Craig and I woke up and he suggested getting some fresh bread to make French toast for brekkie to cheer me up. While he was gone I got up to go to the bathroom and noticed a lot of thick clear mucous tinged with a little blood on the toilet paper. I felt excited that there was another little bit of progress! I had a contraction not long after that was quite sore in my lower belly, and took me by surprise. Craig got home not long after and I excitedly told him the news. Then I had another contraction and this one hurt a lot! Ouch! He noted the time and I decided to try sitting on the fitball again – I jumped straight back up as it hurt too much to sit down! Then I had another contraction and felt that I really needed to kneel down and lean over the bed. I had pillows under my knees and one on the bed end that I propped my arms on. I had a couple more contractions like that and then decided I wanted to move into the bathroom in case my waters broke – I didn't want the carpet to need cleaning later, especially as that spot was where the pool would be going.
I set myself up in the bathroom with my pillows on the floor and l leant over the bathtub, trying to breathe through the contractions but they hurt so much that the breathing just wasn't doing it. I tried making a low roaring sound like I had heard women talk about using during labour and it felt really good! In between contractions I was jumping up and using the toilet to empty my bladder and bowels, twice I got caught out on the toilet and those contractions were so much worse!
While I was in the bathroom Craig jumped onto my parenting community forum Joyous Birth for me to let everyone know I was in labour, and then tried to send an sms out to close friends and family but it was taking too long to send each message (phone would only let him to send to each person individually) so he gave up after a few messages as I needed him to help me. He was busy running around getting the pool filled in the bedroom, and ducking back in to support me through contractions, and I was oblivious to what was going on around me.
He gave me my blessingway necklace and bracelet to wear and showed me a printed page from Joyous Birth that had a lovely message from one of my friends which was beautiful to read . I really felt like the circle of women was around me then.
Craig gave my midwife a call to let her know it had started up again and contractions were 5 mins apart. She had just arrived at the beach with her family, and put on her sunscreen and bathers! She asked him if I wanted her to head back and I yelled out YES! I had no idea how long labour was going to be but it was already hurting so much and I felt like I needed her for emotional support.
At about 10am the pool was filled, and I told him I wanted to get in right away – I didn't care if it slowed the contractions down, I just needed something to help with the pain. I tried lying on my back in the water to immerse my belly but it was really uncomfortable so I leaned over the edge of the pool instead and continued to roar through each contraction. We have no idea when my waters broke – I never noticed any popping or gushing sensations.
My midwife arrived about 10:45am and I felt reassured she was there, it was all moving very quickly but having her there alongside Craig seemed to help me feel centred. Our second midwife arrived not long after and sat down in front of me to see how I was going. After she got up to go and chat with our primary, Craig came over to sit with me and I told him Jo's perfume was really strong. Another contraction hit and I went within again. After it was over I remember hearing my second midwife said it must have been her body wash – apparently quite mild but my sense of smell must have been really strong, and she had she changed into one of Craig's t-shirts. They were all quietly encouraging me during the space between contractions, reminding me to slow down my breathing and to take sips of water as I was so thirsty – the water was really refreshing and I think I drank several bottles during labour. I also had a damp face washer I would rub over my face when I could – I didn't want anyone doing it for me as they weren't firm enough on the back of my eyelids!
At some stage my primary midwife asked if it was ok to check on bub's heartbeat with a doppler, and I was fine with that so she listened between contractions. It was lovely to hear it and to take the focus off the pain for a moment and remember that I was soon going to have my baby in my arms!
I reached a point where I felt I couldn't do it anymore, and then not long after I said "I feel pushy!" but I wasn't sure if that was right as it felt too soon! My midwives encouraged me to go with how I was feeling and remember to breathe and just let it all happen. A few contractions later I felt the urge to push so I helped my body push but it hurt more, so I stopped and just let my body push by itself which was a bit easier. It felt really good when my body was pushing then – I was yelling "oh yeah" and just going along with it. It felt like the pushing stage went on forever – the pain was so intense that I don't remember feeling her move down at all, but I do remember telling bub once or twice to stop moving as her wriggling was very uncomfortable and felt really weird! I had my knees spread out really wide to open up my hips and I ended up with leg cramps, so Craig had to rub them for me to knead out the tightness.
When I felt like I couldn't possibly stretch anymore, and each contraction was burning but didn't feel like it was progressing further than the previous one, I started helping my body push again. It hurt more, but I didn't care – I just wanted it to be over with. Apparently bub had crowned to her forehead and gone back in several times. They could see that she had one hand over her head so as she started to come further out, My midwife helped ease her hand to minimise the risk of me tearing and Craig cradled her head in his hands as she slid all the way out. Then my midwife told me to sit back and take my baby between my legs and lift her up on to my chest.
Craig said she came out with a big smile on her face. It was a totally surreal moment to hold her in my arms, and she just lay there quietly for a minute gazing up at us both with a little smile. Then we encouraged her to take a breath and she started to pink up and had a little cry.
Both my midwives went downstairs and let us have some quiet time together in the pool, just the three of us. It was a really special time to start our bonding as a family. She started to bob around a little on my chest, so I helped her to find my nipple so that she didn't dunk her head down into the water. It felt weird but wonderful at the same time.
The water was getting cool and we wanted to take her out of the pool but I felt a bit shaky and wasn't ready to stand up yet. The cord was rubbing on me and it really stung, so the logistics of trying to hang the cord up and over the pool with bub still connected to me was not very comfortable and I decided to cut the cord. I hadn't chosen beforehand whether to lotus birth or not, so I was a little disappointed but my comfort and bub's warmth was more important at that stage than a lotus birth. Craig cut the cord while I explained to her what we were doing and gave her a feed, and then she snuggled up in his arms. It took 1.5 hours to birth the placenta as I was feeling really shaky if I tried to kneel or stand. I hadn't eaten anything all morning, so they gave me a drink and a cheese sandwich and I took my time in the pool to rest a bit. When I felt able to, I stood up and it only took a few gentle pushes to birth the placenta, no pain at all which was a relief!
Then I was bundled up in bed and they checked me out – one 1st degree tear and some grazes - we decided to leave them without stitching as they were minor. I got snuggled up with pillows and then gave bub her first proper breastfeed. It felt great to be holding her and feeding and be so comfy in my own bedroom! We had a look at her placenta which was really interesting, and then my midwife put it in the freezer for us, to plant at a later date.
Craig brought up her birthday cake which we had made the day before, complete with the "0" candle and we sung happy birthday to her. The midwives packed up their gear and tidied up for us and went home, and we spent the next couple of hours snuggled up in bed gazing at our beautiful baby. Around 5pm we decided we should go through our list of names, so we crossed off all the ones that didn't suit and we agreed on Jasmine Kayla. It suited her perfectly.
For the first few days after her birth I just felt really really calm. I think my mum was more hyped up about Jasmine's birth than I was! To me it just felt "right" and I was peaceful. I didn't feel like the birth wasn't a big deal or anything, it was just how it was supposed to happen. Then I remembered the birth stories I have read of friends – who didn't get to experience birth at home, without intervention, with only loving support around them – and that's when I realised how lucky I was to have this for our family. I feel pure joy for our experience!
At my motherway on Sunday 7th Feb 2010 I shared my birth story, and we cut our wrist ties from my blessingway. We defrosted the placenta and made prints onto paper with it, then planted it beneath a dwarf jasmine plant along with the wrist ties. Everyone that came to the gathering helped place some soil into the pot as well as place a stone or rock on top to honour Jasmine's birth and placenta. Mine was a piece of brick from the house she was born in. It was a beautiful afternoon and I felt honoured to be among strong wise women as we closed the circle for Jasmine's birth.
I feel so grateful to have had the loving support of my husband Craig throughout the pregnancy, birth and our new adventure in parenting Jasmine together. I also want to thank my wonderful midwives for their wise words and wonderful advice. The beautiful women I have come to know so well at Joyous Birth have given us a true community to feel a part of, as well as our loving family and friends. Homebirth rocks!


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My family and I have recently begun to look for a new church home. I won't go into the reasons we left our previous church except to say that we just did not "fit" there. So now we have to find a church where we do "fit". It is proving to be more difficult that you might expect. There are a few reasons for this.
First, unless you have a change of life circumstance (such as moving for a new job) you are probably leaving as a result of some problem. The problem may be with you or with the church. As a result, there are probably some frustrations or hurt feelings to overcome. If not dealt with these will hinder most of us, at least for a while, in the search for a new church home.
Second, many churches are structured and function very similarly to every other church in your area. This similarity can be a strength but it can also be a weakness. So when you visit a new church, especially within the same denomination, you are likely to be very familiar with what is going on there. What are you to do if one of the reasons you are leaving is the "traditional" structure? For example, lets assume that one of the reasons you are leaving your current church is the emphasis on a person's decision (decisional regeneration) in the way the altar call is done. If every other church you can choose to attend does it the same way then you really have no options. This would contribute to the frustration you have.
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All of these factors apply in my personal situation. There may be other factors that would apply to you. None of these should outweigh God's will in our decision. The problem comes when we look at these factors and try to filter God's will through them. This should never be the case. I see nothing wrong with keeping these factors in mind while looking for where God wants you to end up but they must be put in their proper place.
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"I was born behind the Iron Curtain, and my mother wanted to tear the curtain apart for me. That is the reason I played tennis as a little girl. In 1980, my mother had not many choices for giving me a better life and a chance for freedom to see the world. She chose the game of tennis as a way out of the world and the prison we lived in, so thank you, mom.
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"As the wall came down in '89, also, thanks to this great land of yours, I was already on the way to where life would take me, so thank you, mom, again, you gave me life, you gave me love, you gave me tennis. You gave me everything you could give me.
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Now you can sharpen Asian and German knives with one compact, easy-to-use tool. This handheld sharpener puts a razor-sharp, durable arch-shaped edge on straight and serrated knives.
- Slot 1 sharpens Asian knives to a 15-degree angle.
- Slot 2 sharpens European/American knives to a 20-degree angle.
- Slot 3 polishes the blade edge to a smooth finish, and sharpens serrated blades.
- Criss-Cross technology uses 100% diamond abrasive wheels that sharpen simultaneously "into" and "out of" the knife edge, for a burr-free edge with lots of bite.
- Compact size stores away in a drawer.
- Soft-touch handle for easy, secure grip.
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- 2" x 9 1/4" x 2 3/4" high.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Mark from Amazing tool! I bought this as a gift for my wife, and she said "It's the best tool in the kitchen." Quickly sharpens all the knives we own.Date published: 2017-12-10Rated 5 out of 5 by Elvira from Great manual knife sharpner I bought this for my husband and he thinks it is great. A big advantage is the ability to sharpen both European and Asian knives with one sharpener. Creates a very sharp edge. A great tool at a great price.Date published: 2017-10-04Rated 5 out of 5 by chefsummer from Gift for Dad I purchased this as a Christmas gift for my dad who loves to cook. My mom says he's had so much fun sharpening everything in the kitchen (and to be careful the next time I use the spoons...kidding, of course) Quality product!Date published: 2015-01-19Rated 5 out of 5 by beachpea from Great Knife Sharpener! The Chef's Choice sharpener makes quick work of honing all my knives from Chef's 8" to Japanese , serrated and small paring knives.. Love prepping with sharp knives!!Date published: 2013-08-17


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In the 1970s Bob Evans was the movie producer responsible for some of the biggest box office successes of the era, including Rosemary's Baby (1968, directed by Roman Polanski), Love Story (1970), The Godfather (1972, directed by Francis Ford Coppola) and Chinatown (1974, starring Jack Nicholson). Evans was a women's sportswear executive when he was "discovered" by actress Norma Shearer and chosen to play the role of Irving Thalberg in the Lon Chaney biopic Man of a Thousand Faces (1957). After a few appearances on screen, Evans quit the garment industry and became a movie producer, first at 20th Century Fox, then at Paramount. In the late '60s he was responsible for a string of successes, including Barefoot in the Park (1967, starring Robert Redford), The Odd Couple (1968, with Jack Lemmon) and Goodbye Columbus (1969). A smooth swinger and raconteur, Evans is a living character as well as a successful movie producer: he married five times, he was arrested for cocaine possession in the '70s, he was involved as a material witness in a Hollywood murder in the '80s and somehow he bounced back in the '90s. He has continued to produce movies, including Sliver (1993, starring Sharon Stone), The Saint (1997) and How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003, with Kate Hudson), but these days Evans is more famous for being himself, thanks to the success of an autobiographical book and a documentary, The Kid Stays in the Picture (2003), and to a 2003 animated TV series based loosely on his life, Kid Notorious.
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LEWIS & CLARK RESORT is located in the beautiful Kamiah Valley, 65 miles east of Lewiston, Idaho, and 150 miles west of Missoula, Montana, on U.S. Highway 12.
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Hartem rallies for 'Meet the Stags' night
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-- The Hartsburg-Emden High School "Meet the Stags" pep rally
Saturday evening gave parents, faculty and friends a chance to get
into the Stag spirit.
The small but mighty pep band, directed by Kevin Loeske, provided
the foot-stomping and clap-inducing soundtrack for the Stags.
Britta Langley, cheerleader sponsor and hostess of the evening,
kicked off the event with friendly competitions between the high
school classes. The senior class dominated the tug of war, but the
freshman class showed their skills in the powder puff basketball
game, winning against both the junior and senior classes.
Ms. Langley then introduced the basketball cheerleaders, who
pumped up the crowd for the introduction of head basketball coach
Tony Ziemba.
This is Ziemba's third year as head coach for the Stags.
Helping him on the sidelines is Hartsburg-Emden alumnus Jason
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Coach Ziemba is extremely
excited for the upcoming season and has high hopes for his team. He
said the commitment level of this year's team is unbelievable.
"The guys have been coming in to condition at 6:30 a.m. for the
past two weeks and have stayed late after practice to work on
shooting," he said.
Ziemba wants the 2012-2013 season to be one that the community
can be proud of. Most important, Ziemba noted that his seniors are
going to be unstoppable.
"These older guys are really the nucleus of the team," he said.
"They hold it together on the court."
The Hartem Stags will have their season opener on Monday against
Springfield Calvary. Coach Ziemba invites everyone to attend and
support the team. Be sure to grab your orange and black and join the
Hartem student section, "the herd," as they cheer the team to
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High school cheerleaders:
Devin Watt
Peige Boch
Jessie Eeten
Erin Lesson
Hannah Lingle
Danielle Evans
Madison Ezzel
Danielle Moats
Sydni Rohlfs
Junior varsity basketball players:
Clay Olsen
Doug Phillips
Kyle Johner
Bryson Eads
Max Boch
Brodie Hopkins
Josiah Gass
Varsity basketball players:
Jerrad West
Zach Hazel
Austin Lenoard
Rich Coit
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No matter where you come from a taxi is easiest for your first time. Tell the taxi driver 'La Primera calle, Perejil, en la misma casa de La Junta Comunal de Calidonia en Perejil. Tiene que entrar donde esta Antigua Million y seguir la calle, doblar a la izquierda. Estamos 50 metros antes de Via Espania, en la misma casa de la Junta Comunal de Calidonia.'
They can also drop you opposite the Farmacias Arrocha in Perejil, you'll see a building called 'Govimar', go up that street and we're on the right handside.
We also have an airport pickup service from the International airport. It's $30(about the same price as a taxi) for 1-4 people and we'll try and put you together in a group with other people to make it cheaper if we can.
The die hard backpackers will probably do it this way,
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Generally only advisable in the daytime. It can take 1-2 hours depending on traffic and costs 25 cents at this stage. It will go all the way along Via Espana. Tell the driver you want 'Farmacias Arrochas en Perejil'. Opposite Arrocha on Via Espania is Govimar, beside it is a Delta gas station. Go up the street that Govimar is on and we're on the right hand side, it is the first white house., the second gate and up the top.
To reach the bus, exit the airport terminal and walk to the right, go round the side of the cafe and walk through the car park and up to the main road. Cross the road and wait in the bus shelter for a bus that says 'TOCUMEN-VIA ESPANA' on the front. With your back to the airport terminal the bus will be traveling to your left. It is easy but you may have to ask for some local assistance.
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Getting to us from Albrook bus terminal(where all buses arrive and depart) is easy, so long as you know where to get off. Jump on to a bus that says VIA ESPANA on the front and tell the driver you want to get off at the 'UNIVERSIDAD LATINA' . From there cross the road, head up to Via Espana and you should come out at 'Farmacia Aroccha' , cross at the pedestrian crossing and walk straight up ,with Govimar on your left,and we will be the white house on the right, second gate and up the top.
From the domestic airport follow the same directions as above however first you have to get to the bus terminal! which is $2 taxi..
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