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Mastitis is an infection of breast tissue most commonly found in new mothers who are lactating. According to WebMD, approximately 1 in 5 breastfeeding women develop mastitis sometime during their babies' first 6 months of life. Although it usually occurs within the first six weeks after birth, it can happen at any time – even in women who are not lactating (although this is rare).
Mastitis is characterized by pain, swelling, and redness of the breast. It can occur when bacteria, often from the baby's mouth, enter a milk duct through a crack in the nipple. It usually affects only one breast and may be accompanied by other symptoms, including:
Flu-like symptoms such as chills, fatigue, and general body aches that get progressively worse
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Alternate hot and cold compresses on the affected breast
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Take Ibuprofen (Advil, Aleve) for pain and inflammation, or acetaminophen (Tylenol) for pain
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If you are given antibiotics and the symptoms don't subside, check back with your doctor as a rare form of breast cancer called inflammatory breast cancer has many of the same symptoms and can easily be misdiagnosed as mastitis.
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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) -- The frantic plea to catch up to Maggie Lucas came just a second too late.
''Steph in the corner!'' a Fairleigh Dickinson coach yelled to guard Stephanie Isaacs in a futile attempt to get to Penn State's star guard before Lucas could spot up for a fall-away 3 from a favorite spot in the left corner.
Lucas scored 24, and the Lady Lions overwhelmed the Knights with backcourt speed and a decided height advantage in a 101-44 victory Sunday to rebound from their first loss of the season.
''It was very important. We talk a lot about what our identity is through the season. From game to game, keep improving,'' Lucas said. ''One game at a time, one practice at a time.''
Four other players scored in double figures for the Lady Lions (6-1), who used a 43-11 run over the last 13 minutes of the first half to take control against the Knights (1-5). Coach Coquese Washington injected more speed into the starting lineup after inserting backup point guard Dara Taylor for guard/forward Ariel Edwards.
Danielle Pankey had 15 points to pace the Knights, who trailed by 29 at the half and as much as 59 in the second half.
While it took them a few minutes to get used to the new combination, the Lady Lions gave Fairleigh Dickinson fits with thee three-guard look featuring Lucas, Taylor and starting point guard Alex Bentley.
The 69-65 loss at Miami on Thursday is now just a distant memory.
''I wanted to play faster,'' Washington said about the three-guard look. ''We can play faster and push tempo even more.''
Fairleigh Dickinson led 10-7 at 12:53 of the half before star guard Lucas and Penn State turned up the pressure. Lucas ran the floor with boundless energy, often pumping up her arms to rile up the crowd after burning Fairleigh Dickinson from 3-point range. After missing her first two shots, she finished 7 of 14 from the field, including 6 of 9 on 3-point attempts.
With Taylor also hitting shots from the opposite wing, Fairleigh Dickinson coach Pete Cinella said he couldn't afford to spare an extra defender on Lucas.
''They added the second point guard on the floor, and it made it tougher to help off the weak side,'' Cinella said. ''Having three guards on the court makes it a little harder.''
After beating Manhattan 53-47 last week for its first win of the year, the Northeast Conference school barely lasted seven minutes against Penn State and its suffocating backcourt speed. Any remote hopes of coming back from a 50-21 halftime deficit ended when Pankey picked up her fourth foul barely a minute into the second half.
Penn State stretched its lead to nearly 50 by midway in the second half. The Big Ten favorites got a confidence boost heading into Thursday's anticipated showdown at No. 2 Connecticut.
Kelsey Cruz added 13 points on 5 of 7 shooting for Fairleigh Dickinson, which shot just 30 percent overall (15 of 50) from the field.
Edwards added 18 off the bench for Penn State, while Taylor had 15. Penn State also dominated in the frontcourt behind 6-foot-3 Talia East (11 points, three blocks), 6-foot-4 Nikki Greene (10 points) and 6-foot-6 freshman Candice Agee (career-highs eight points, nine rebounds).
They shut down 6-foot-1 center Erica Livermore, the Knights' leading scorer (14.4 points) and rebounder (10.8) entering Sunday. She finished with four points on 1 of 4 shooting and six rebounds.
''We weren't able to get the ball to (Livermore) at all,'' Cinella said. ''We're not used to see more than one player that's 6-foot-4, 6-foot-5.''
Lucas followed her 3 over Isaacs with a steal off Pankey on the next possession. It was Lucas' turn to drive into the lane and find Gizelle Studevent open on the baseline for a jumper and 22-11 lead with 8:24 in the first half.
It only got worse for Fairleigh Dickinson, which had held its own on the glass early in the first half before getting outrebounded for the game 52-27. Penn State also forced 21 turnovers, including 13 in the first half, and had a dominating 32-4 edge in second-chance points.
After coughing up 29 turnovers last week to the Hurricanes, the Lady Lions were much less charitable on Sunday with just eight turnovers to Fairleigh Dickinson.
''Some of our turnovers haven't been because of pressure. It's been decision-making and trying to squeeze in too much,'' Washington said. ''Playing smarter and playing more within ourselves - we did a better job of that today.''
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Journalist Dani Gallagher finds a tattered diary written in the Roaring Twenties—and clues to a lost treasure. Chef Nicky Fiorini helps unravel the clues, and attraction ignites, but Dani is hiding her own secret. In hopes of a great story, she's using questionable means to gather information on a local teen gang. Just as she and Nicky are on the verge of solving the mystery, internal fighting breaks out in the gang. Dani is caught the middle, and Nicky is furious. Then the diary leads to a hidden room and a shocking discovery, but have they missed the real treasure?
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Kav5 Stars Out Of 5Incredible!August 20, 2016KavQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I've loved reading this Lost Sanctuary series. Love the dual timeline and the way events in the 1920s parallel events in present day. So artfully written! There's never a good place to stop reading so be prepared to lose yourself in two amazing worlds. I was as anxious as Dani to uncover the secrets in Francie's journal.
The romance is stupendous -- my favourite kind -- all gnarly and confusing with lots of sparks flying. Their first meet is fraught with tension and humour which sets the tone for the whole book. When I wasn't laughing over Nicky and Dani's antics, I was tearing my hair out over their double dose of stubbornness. Each keeping secrets from the other while delving into secrets of the past. Lots of fodder for rabid reading!
A solid faith thread winds its way through the story as Nicky and Dani struggle to find God's will for their lives. Nicky's bitterness has left him distanced from God. Dani's desire to excel at journalism often clashes with her drive to make a difference in people's lives. This book has it all -- romance, mystery and faith -- in measured doses of pure delight.
Author RachaelIndianaAge: 55-65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Like contemporary and historical? Great combo!October 30, 2012Author RachaelIndianaAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Yesterday's Stardust, the second book of Becky Melby's Lost Sanctuary Series, with its seamless juxtaposition of exciting Jazz Age history and contemporary urban gang story, will keep readers turning pages into the wee hours--and leaving the light on when they finally finish and hit the hay! Dani, a gutsy journalist and Nicky, the brooding owner of the Bracciano, an Italian restaurant now in gang territory--yes, gang influence exists in Kenosha, Wisconsin--struggle with rescuing people they care about and secrets lurking in their own hearts. They also solve a mystery hiding in the dark annals of the Prohibition. I found not only engaging stories in Yesterday's Stardust, but a powerful challenge to comfortable Christianity. Dani risks all to reach hurting teens. Do we?
The Phantom ParagrapherTauranga, New ZealandAge: 18-24Gender: female3 Stars Out Of 5One for the Journalist in all of UsJuly 15, 2012The Phantom ParagrapherTauranga, New ZealandAge: 18-24Gender: femaleQuality: 3Value: 3Meets Expectations: 3Like the first book in this series "Tomorrow's Sun" , author Becky Melby has found a creative way to interweave both past and present times together into one story. We read in Tomorrow's Sun , how the main character who had made her peace doing up an old house found letters that had been written in the house and a miracle was performed in her life. I found Yesterday's Stardust, a tad more exciting as the main character in this novel Dani is a reporter that is hoping to make her way up the ranks and one day I dream of being a journalist for an actual magazine or one day running my own. The story starts in the year 1928, outside a restaurant where a women and her husband lain after a gunshot , then it flashes to the present day where we read as Dani , a new hotshot reporter has just won an award on her latest newspaper piece about Electronics and the Neglect they cause on Children, this part did get my mind thinking as we are now living in an age of technology and many parents spend their time on Facebook and Pinterest and once involved can forget about their children and of course that is how accidents occur. The story starts to get interesting about half-way through , so readers please be aware that the book is slow to start. Dani finds a diary which details the life of a young girl in 1928 and in the diary, there are reports about the murder which happened outside Nicky's restaurant and it detailed involvement of the mob , drugs etc. Has Dani stumbled into something big , something that could put her career on the map for all to see ? Dani, ever the curious reporter goes to investigate but soon she finds herself deep in doo-doo and soon it seems that the deeper she goes, the more dangerous it gets and when she is shot at , it seems that somebody wants this kept quiet ? What happened all those decades ago and why does nobody want the past to be brought up ?
Find out all this and more in Becky Melby's new novel released in June , "Yesterday's Stardust".
IolaNew ZealandAge: 45-54Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5A Strong Second in the SeriesJune 10, 2012IolaNew ZealandAge: 45-54Gender: femaleQuality: 4Value: 4Meets Expectations: 5In 1924, 15-year-old Francie Tillman of Osseo, Wisconsin, runs away from home to join her sister in Chicago and follow her dream of being a fashion designer. In the present day, award-winning journalist and Christian Dani Gallagher is finding that it's harder to write the story when there is a personal connection. The story alternates back and forward between the past and the present, with gradual clues showing the physical links between the past and the present, and the underlying theme of change. The past-and-present is an interesting plot device, and Melby works it to her advantage. I was also impressed by her use of language and the sense of mystery.
Recommended, perhaps not so much because of the story but because of the way Becky Melby uses Yesterday's Stardust to challenge us, as Christians, to step out of our comfort zone and see the downtrodden in society the way Jesus would - and to do something about it. Her reasoning as to why teens join gangs is chilling. This is the second book in Becky Melby's Lost Sanctuary series. The stories are designed to be read as stand-alone novels, as they are related only in theme: a contemporary romance playing against the historical suspense.
Thanks to Barbour and NetGalley for providing a free ebook for review.
IreneUnited States4 Stars Out Of 5An intriguing storyJune 4, 2012IreneUnited StatesQuality: 4Value: 4Meets Expectations: 4I found this book intriguing. I liked how the author intertwined the two stories going on, one now and one set in the 1920's. The main character, Dani, finds a journal from the 20's and it sends her on a discovery mission. Her life is already complicated with a story involving a local gang. There is also a romance between Dani and another main character Nicky.
All the characters are interesting and the story itself holds your interest. I did find parts to be confusing but once I got into each story and remembered the right characters for the right story it read pretty fast. I think this book would be good for anyone who likes a good mystery as well as historical Christian fiction. I enjoyed this writer's style and will be reading more of her books. I gave this book 4/5 stars because although the story itself held my interest, I did get confused a few times on what was happing.
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I don't know anymore , but she never used the typical speed/jumping moves of the Fullbringers, nor did she knew anything about Fullbring. If Chad had known that she has the same ability as her, wouldn't he teach her or at least tell her about it ? Especially as both of them promised to get stronger...
If Hollows can influence human, to the point were they can gain special abilities, it's possible that it is similar for Shinigami. Especially as most of the times, when entering the human realm, they have limiters on their bodies. Not to mention that if the current Quincy are descendants of the previous ones, then it would explain their contact with Shinigami.
On the other hand, Hollows themselves gain special traits, powers and abilities, which are born from their human (soul) heart:
Plus Ichigo himself, while still being somewhat human, was able to draw on hollow powers and creating the mask without giving up his heart... at least not fully. So perhaps it's something similar to that ?
Anyway, in the next chapter the action might move to somewhere else, like to HM, or the other SR (girl, claw, masked man, old gunner).
I also think those are her fairies.
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A Huntington home was part of the Utah Solar tour recently held across the state of Utah. The home of the Ropers along with the accompanying garage are part of a solar passive system. Roper has an 8x40 greenhouse/solarium attached to his garage in the back yard.
The solar tour is held to provide a learning experience about solar energy. It is held to raise awareness of the availability and practicality of solar energy.
Don became interested in solar energy a long time ago. He had a solar unit in American Fork which he left upon moving to Huntington. In American Fork their heating system was all electric so the solar heating saved them approximately 50 percent in electricity costs.
Al Hammond has built several solariums/greenhouses over the years and he has helped Don with his. The system is passive solar heat which is designed to use the sun as a heat source. Retrofit panels are installed through which the sun shines creating heat within the solarium area. If the door is opened into the garage and a fan turned on along with the open window between the garage and the solarium area, the heat gathered in the solarium is circulated throughout the garage. Solariums are always placed on the south side of a building to take advantage of the sunlight. Greenhouses/solariums make nice additions to homes while serving a purpose in creating heat.
During the winter the sun hits the glazing (window panels) directly and in the summer the sunlight hits the panels at an angle due to the tilt of the earth as the seasons change. The rays of the sun go directly through the glazing and create heat, similar to a car sitting in the sun with its windows rolled up, the heat created inside a car is quite intense reaching temperatures of 120 degrees or more.
The projects are designed to be more efficient in the winter when you need it and less efficient in the summer when it's not needed. In the summer the direct rays aren't there like in the summer, it still produces heat, but not as efficiently as during the winter.
The brick wall of the garage collects heat during the day and also heats a large tube filled with water. The floor is concrete which collects heat and the floor is insulated which allows all the heat collected from these sources to remain in the room.
During the winter the garage door will be opened and that warm air circulated throughout the garage with a fan.
Don said sometimes his unit in American Fork reached 110 degrees. Hammond said his solar heating in his home in the canyon provides all the heat for the home. "Most people just don't know about it, they are so used to electricity and natural gas. A solarium or green house is also tax deductible," said Hammond.
The size of the glazing determines how much reduction there is on a heating bill. The glazing is made from polycarbonate which is a synthetic thermoplastic resin, a linear polymer of carbonic acid used for molded products, films and nonbreakable windows. They are double paned to create an air space to insulate in between the layers of glazing.
Hammond says he used snow melt for the water which is used to heat and circulate within the tubing in the solarium. Any plants grown in a greenhouse do not affect the heat.
Hammond said he has been building solariums and greenhouses for 20 years.
Don likes the feel of solar heat. "It just feels so much better, it's a comfortable heat," said Don. Passive solar systems are very quiet unlike some more complicated solar systems which include noisy fans and pumps.
Hammond said when people are considering building a new home they need to think about solar from the ground up. Solar features can be built right into a new home. This is what Don has done with his new house in Huntington. The entire south wall of the home is a solid wall of windows to collect the heat from the sun. The solar room is 10 feet wide and runs the width of the home and then the brick wall of the home is the side wall of the solarium. Don also has natural gas as a back up system and he estimates his savings on heating bills will average 30 percent. He has a fan system within the house which circulates the heat through the top floor and the basement.
Another feature of the home is a longer overhang which deflects the sun in the summer, but in the winter allows direct access of the suns rays into the solar room.
Hammond said solar heating is not a new idea, the ancient cliff dwellers built their homes to collect the sunshine and store it in the bricks and then the heat from the bricks would keep the small homes warm throughout the rest of the day and night.
"Solar heating is underutilized," said Don, "Only in recent times has there been a resurgence in the interest in solar heating."
Hammond said President Jimmy Carter was very interested in solar homes and made grants available for work on solar homes.
Hammond said his first solar project was possible with grant money from Pres. Carter and then Utah Gov. Scott Matheson to work with the Native Americans in Utah and introduce them to passive solar.
Another savings comes with the heating of the water in the water storage unit and then this water heated by the sun is put into the hot water heater already hot which saves the energy from heating cold water.
A reverse system can also be used with underground cooling tubes which cool the water and then cool water is circulated throughout the home to cool it, this is a totally silent system.
Don is a retired veterinarian who was born in Huntington. He returned last year to build his solar home in Huntington. He and his wife Marian are adjusting to life in the small community. It's very peaceful after the hustle and bustle of American Fork which has experienced rapid growth these last few years. Marian said she misses being close to the children and grandchildren but it's very pretty down here.


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Musée d'Orsay, Paris , Bequest of Auguste Pellerin 1929
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Objects—pots, fruit, basket, cloths—are assembled on a table in a simply furnished kitchen. The artist nods to the historical tradition of still-life in previous centuries, from Italy and Spain, to the Netherlands and France. But really, as always, Cézanne's subject is painting itself. How can you render the real world using liquid pigments on a stretched flat canvas? Cézanne investigated forms, reducing them to simpler geometries, and reassembling them in complex combinations to represent painted truth.
The artist pushes the table and cloth close to the viewer, cropping them at the bottom. Individual pots sit uneasily on an impossibly tilted plane of table-top. The grey ginger-pot has no surface left to sit on, and neither has the large basket at the back. But they demand their space, painted from above, or front-on, as the composition requires. Similarly, the table, cupboard and chair line up diagonally on the left, none holding any probable perspective. A wooden member intrudes on the right, casting an unbelievable shadow, and belonging to what whole? It could be an errant stool, or ladder leg, perhaps. But compositionally, it continues the frame around the objects which begins in the lower-left corner with the table edge, and is then taken up by the line where the back wall meets the floor. The internal frames compress the composition even further, and force an overall lozenge shape.
And yet, each distorted element has its convincing volume, with a glorious harmony of red, green and yellow fruit. Warm hues of wood and cane contrast with the cooler white, grey and purple of cloth and ceramics. The loop of the ginger-pot is repeated larger in the basket handle, smaller and vertically in the handle of the coffee-pot, accentuating the rounded shapes of the fruit. All these circular forms cascade diagonally down the canvas, through the folds of the two white cloths which double and then unify the composition. Kitchen table is a very rich and variously populated still-life in Cézanne's oeuvre (see Still-life with onions) with details such as the floral decoration on the china coffee jug repeated on the round pot, then writ large in the flower painting on the wall.
In his lifetime, Cézanne was ridiculed for lack of conventional artistic skill, and excoriated for his aesthetic eccentricity. In other words, he did not paint like other people. But he stated 'I shall astonish Paris with an apple.'1 Here he astonishes us with apples, pears and melons which jostle for their own space, and demand our attention like no static still-life or nature morte ('dead nature', as the French call it) ever could. Like most truly modern artists, Cézanne was wrestling with doubts, rather than representing certainties.
Christine Dixon
Text © National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
From Masterpieces from Paris: Van Gogh, Cézanne, Gauguin and beyond Post-Impressionism from the Musée d'Orsay exhibition book, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
- Quoted in Gustave Geffroy, Claude Monet, sa vie, son temps, son œuvre, Paris: Crès 1922, in Michael Doran (ed.) and Julia Lawrence Cochran (trans.), Conversations with Cézanne, Berkeley: University of California Press 2001, p. 16.


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KARO, Indonesia (AP) — Authorities have extended a danger zone around a rumbling volcano in western Indonesia after it spewed blistering gas farther than expected.
National Mitigation Agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho says more than 50 eruptions on Saturday sent lava and searing gas tumbling out of Mount Sinabung in North Sumatra province down the southeastern slopes up to 3 miles away.
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I just read a review of the new polished up Baldurs gate game, that should be classic enough.
Seems like they actually been true to the original but added some more content and more npcs together with more modern graphics. Now, my mind might have been damaged by all Guiness pints since then but as I remember it BG is one of the most fun RPGs I ever played.
Baulder's Gate 1 & 2
Icewind Dale 1 & 2
Planescape: Torment
To name a few. All can be found on gog.com individually from $5-$10 and gog.com has many many many classics to include the Ulitma series and the Might and Magic series that one can simpely buy and download. You can actually have bundles available for the M&M and Ultima series.
Yes there is the Baulder's Gate 1 enhanced version but that costs 20 bucks for while there are improvements there are not steller improvements or game changing. The experiance you get is the same if you have the original version vs the enhanced version. Minus the new companions which is about the only real additional content besides the Black Pit stuff.
Should get check Divine Divinity and Divinity 2. Divinity 2 may be not as "old school" but it is a really solid RPG none the less.
Might be a bit off the direction of the thread, but classic RPG brings Neverwinter Nights to mind.
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ADM Wins GrainCorp Board Approval for $2.3 Billion OfferElisabeth Behrmann and Phoebe Sedgman
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co., the world's largest corn processor, won agreement to acquire GrainCorp Ltd. for A$2.2 billion ($2.3 billion) after raising its offer with a special dividend for shareholders of the Australian crop handler.
ADM will pay A$12.20 a share for the stock it doesn't already own, subject to an examination of Graincorp's finances to be completed next week, Decatur, Illinois-based ADM said yesterday in a statement. Investors in Sydney-based GrainCorp will also receive a A$1-a-share special dividend prior to the completion of the deal.
Buying GrainCorp, the only major publicly traded grain merchant left in Australia after the country deregulated its wheat-export system, would give ADM control of seven of the eight ports that ship grain in bulk from the nation's east coast as well as a substantial malt producer. ADM made an initial bid last year, building its stake to 19.9 percent.
"The board signed this agreement, they're allowing due diligence and are happy with the offer and I think shareholders should be too," John Maysles, an event-driven senior analyst at Elevation LLC in Los Angeles, said by phone. "It's pretty much the equivalent of raising the bid by a dollar by allowing them to pay that dividend."
GrainCorp jumped 7.9 percent A$12.81, the highest since it started trading in 1998 in Sydney. ADM gained 1.9 percent to $33.80 at 10:06 a.m. in New York.
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"ADM and GrainCorp have complementary geographies with little overlap and highly compatible cultures," ADM Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Patricia Woertz said in the statement. "The addition of GrainCorp to our global network would fit our strategy and help to further connect Australia's growers with growing global demand for crops and food, particularly in Asia and the Middle East."
Sales at GrainCorp, which has benefited from growing demand from Asia, have jumped since Australia's 2006 decision to strip AWB Ltd. of its wheat export monopoly. ADM's proposal underscores a push by companies including Glencore International Plc and Hong Kong-based commodity trader Noble Group Ltd. to target agricultural assets, betting on rising demand from Asia as living standards and diets improve.
"Today's decision isn't a decision the board has taken lightly and in fact it's taken us some time to reach this point," Don Taylor, GrainCorp's chairman, said today on a call with reporters. ADM's offer "highlights the strategic value of our business."
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Buying GrainCorp would be ADM's biggest deal. The largest so far is its $470 million purchase of W.R. Grace & Co.'s cocoa business in 1996, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The offer carries a 50.1 percent minimum acceptance condition, and needs to be cleared by Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board as well as China's Ministry of Commerce of the Government, known as MOFCOM. Glencore's C$6.1 billion ($6 billion) acquisition of Canada's Viterra Inc., completed in December, was delayed as it awaited MOFCOM clearance.
"We don't have any particular anticipation that any of them will be difficult," GrainCorp CEO Alison Watkins said on the media call. "The MOFCOM approval is uncertain in its timeframe and we would see it as probably the longest timeframe of the approvals that we require to achieve."
Under the terms of the proposal, GrainCorp can't solicit alternative proposals and needs to give ADM two days to match a superior proposal.
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"We have had contact with other parties directly and through our advisers," Watkins said. "At this stage we have this concrete proposal from ADM, which we believe represents very good value for our shareholders."
With tax credits, Australian shareholders of GrainCorp stand to receive about A$14.13 a share if the deal proceeds, Belinda Moore, a Brisbane-based analyst with RBS Morgans Ltd., said in an e-mailed note. That equates to a payment of 10.3 times earnings before interest, tax and depreciation for fiscal 2014, and compares with an average acquisition multiple for Australian and offshore agribusinesses of 9.5 to 9.7 times forward earnings, Moore said.
ADM, which got 52 percent of its sales from the U.S. in its last fiscal year, has been working to increase foreign revenue. The company made its initial approach in October, and raised its bid by 3.8 percent to A$12.20 a share in December, before announcing another sweetener yesterday.
'Reasonable Offer'
"They're trying to do the best they can by existing shareholders and say that 'this is probably a reasonable offer,'" said Paul Jensz, a Melbourne-based analyst at PhillipCapital Ltd. "The market would be a bit surprised, but they've had a bit more time to think about it and apparently no other party has put in anything formal."
There were $85 billion of takeovers in 2012 involving companies in Australia, the biggest exporter of iron ore, coal and alumina, and the second-biggest shipper of wheat last year. That compares with $144.5 billion of deals in 2011.
GrainCorp, which traces its roots to 1916 and the Grain Elevators Board of the New South Wales state agriculture department, handles as much as 60 percent of eastern Australia's grain crop and has about 20 million metric tons of storage capacity at more than 280 inland grain-handling sites, according to the company.
Australia stripped AWB of its wheat export monopoly in 2006 after an inquiry found it was among firms that made illegal payments to win contracts from the former Iraq regime of Saddam Hussein under the United Nations' oil-for-food program.
Profit Outlook
GrainCorp's profit will fall 15 percent to A$174 million in the year to Sept. 30, according to the average of nine analysts' estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
With GrainCorp owning the silos where farmers store their harvests, railroad cars that carry loads to east-coast ports, and the elevators used to load ships, the deregulation gave the company a "virtual, natural monopoly" on the eastern seaboard, according to Justin Crosby, a policy director at the Sydney-based NSW Farmers' Association, which represents 10,000 members, half of them grain growers.
Barclays Plc and Citigroup Inc. are advising ADM. Credit Suisse Group AG and Greenhill & Co. are advising GrainCorp.


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I have been "hanging out" with a research group at Penn (alas, there is not a more dignified way to describe this relationship .. but at least I am there by invitation and it's awesome). We needed to create some electrodes that were resistant to electrolytic degradation, and we were interested in some clever alternative to the old (and rather expensive) stand-bys, like platinum and gold.
It turns out that graphite is right up there at the tip-top of the Galvanic series, so it is about the most robust electrode material we could want. However, we also wanted to be able to draw arbitrary electrode geometries and, while graphite is definitely suited to drawing, pencil lines are too resistive and too inconsistent to function as electrodes in our application. Graphite in "bulk" form conducts well (in fact, too well for our needs), and it is hard to machine. We wanted a technique that would let us "draw" relatively conductive lines easily, and it quickly became became apparent that we needed something a little novel. Somehow, I vaguely remembered seeing a few hacks where folks used light-scribe drives to create patterned graphene for super-capacitors, and I got to wondering whether I could make graphene too. I am happy to report that the light-scribe method works as advertised and that it was every bit as easy as I had hoped.


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Just my way of sharing with family, friends, and anyone who will listen, the things that I have learned about my ancestors with a little bit about myself and my own little family in the mix.
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Together In Life And In Death
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How far back have you gone with your Jones Ancestry? Thank you for this post.ReplyDeleteReplies
The furthest I've gone back is to Cesar Jones b. abt 1821 in Onslow County. I don't know who owned him before the Civil War yet. My current guess is that he may have been owned by Edward Starkey Jones of that county but I don't have much evidence yet to support this.Delete
There is something about seeing the first names by the grave markers that is extremely moving to me. Even though these loved ones are not "there," they are still near each other. It is a wonderful metaphor of memory, and very powerful. Thank you.ReplyDeleteReplies
I feel it is very powerful too. The researcher who took this picture added the names like this. It's a great shot that illustrates family connection. Thanks for your comment.Delete


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Nauseated Critics Reveal That 'Rambo' Is Every Bit As Stomach-Churningly Violent As We've Dared To Dream
The critics have spoken: Rambo is the nauseatingly brutal, 2.59-gruesome-kills-per-minute, Burmese-missionary-eviscerating, desperation-comeback-vehicle thrill-ride of the late-January moviegoing season! "Stunningly, unrelenting violent," declares the Dallas Morning News! "[A]n adrenaline pump and purveyor of raw carnage[!!!]," raves the Philadelphia Inquirer.
"Blowing heads off and slicing abdomens is man's work...the movie does have its own kind of blockheaded poetry," says a quote we've shamelessly strung together from two disconnected paragraphs by the NY Times' A.O. Scott in an attempt to pump up the head-exploding, critical-outrage action of this round-up. It should go without saying that these reviews have only served to make us more excited for our Rambo outing this weekend, with our moviegoing plans now expanded to include our shirtless, bandoliered attendance at all five of the ArcLight's Saturday screenings, brandishing the (inoperable—come on, we're not crazy) rocket-launcher we plan to pick up at Supply Sergeant before we head over to the theater.


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(Sauteed Tilapia with Parmesan Crust was first posted in 2006; updated with better photos and step-by-step instructions in March 2012.)
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
Green River City Council met recently to conduct the business of the city. Mayor Glen Dale Johnson introduced Joni Pace of the Green River Community Center.
Pace is the program director at the community center. She said, "I am pleased to award this months volunteer awards. These two people are being recognized not only for this month, but for a lifetime of service. Volunteers Paula and Kirk Dunham help all the time with everything. This award is to them for going way beyond the call of duty." The Dunhams were on hand to accept their award.
Anna Mall was next to address the council. She explained that she has been selected to represent the State of Utah in the Miss India Global Pageant in Fremont City, Calif. in August or September. The pageant will be broadcast on the India TV channel on Dish Network. If she wins at this pageant, she will go onto competition in India. The council approved to give her $100 towards her expenses in this endeavor. Mayor Johnson wished her good luck and that he was proud to have her represent Green River City and the State of Utah.
Mayor Johnson also explained to the council that a conference is being held in Maryland on Sept. 19-24. The Emergency Planning Institute is sponsoring this conference, along with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and attendance to this conference is by invitation. He applied to be invited and his application was selected. The conference is a week long training in disaster preparedness. The attendees will perform in a simulated disaster. They will be involved in the planning sessions and clean up of the mock disaster also.
Everyone who is attending the conference is attending in the capacity in which they service in their hometowns. For example, Mayor Johnson will be the mayor in the town where the mock disaster will be held. He explained that the chief of police will be selected from the chiefs of police that applied to attend. All other people who attend this training will be there in their capacities as city officials.
Mayor Johnson was asking the council to give him permission to attend. This institute will reimburse the city for the mayor's travel expenses, so the only expense the city will pay will be for his meals. The council approved to send the mayor to this training.
A lease application was presented to the council from the board of the Green River Shooting Sports Park. The board is requesting the council to sign the lease for the operation of the park. Ben Coomer of the board submitted the lease agreement. After some discussion concerning the terms of the lease and who else sits on the board of the shooting park, the council tabled signing the lease until these questions can be answered. The lease agreement will be brought back next month.
Mayor Johnson read resolution 2004-04concerning the adoptionof the predisaster mitigation plan that Jeff Adams of Southeastern Utah Association of Local Governments has requested of all the cities in Emery County. Adams has put this plan together to cover all of southeastern Utah.
Conae Black, city recorder explained that this plan endeavors to inform every city of the potential disasters, both natural and industrial, that the city could face. With this information, the cities are encouraged to form a plan of action in these scenarios. The cities will be better equipped to handle a problem, if it arises. The council approved the adoption of the resolution.
The council approved designating Mayor Johnson as the environmental certifying officer for the city. Black explained that officer is expected to sign off on any and all documents.
Verna Watterson from the John Wesley Powell River History museum reported that the number of visitors is up this year. The museum is having a good year and there are many enthusiastic people working at the museum. The website for the museum has had 11,000 hits and has received numerous positive comments from visitors. Watterson's only request was for more advertising for the museum.
Karen Smith informed the council that the department, emergency management department is gearing up to do community emergency response teams. CERT training will be taught by Sgt. Martin Wilson of the Emery County Sheriff's Office and will be held Aug. 3 and 5. Each class will be four hours and Smith encouraged everyone to get the training. CERT will be available in an occurrence if all other emergency personnel are busy in some other location.
Christine Monroe of the Community Center reported that the summer school program at the center has good participation and they are heavily involved in Gov. Olene Walker's reading program. She also reported that the Habitat for Humanity bike challenge riders will be at the center this coming weekend. They will host a bike rodeo for the children in town.
Monroe reported that the center has received a grant from Exxon Mobile in the amount of $2,000. The company awarded the community center $500 for each quarter that retiree Bud Barton worked at the center for 100 hours.
Connie Copenhaver of the Green River Chamber of Commerce reported that Wilson Martin will be coming to speak about heritage tourism.
Councilman Dan Harrison reported that the water department has applied for a grant to purchase the new scan type water meters.
Councilman Kerry Bigelow reported that plans for Melon Days are moving along. He also reported that Green River City hosted the first round of the Little League tournament and next year the city will be the host for the second round. There are six players from Green River Babe Ruth on county teams.
Councilman Trent Fluckey reported on his meeting with Sunrise Engineering concerning the drainage project. There are no problems with the project and it is moving along nicely. The roto-mill project is mostly completed.
Councilman Tom Burr said that the two signs for Melon Days are nearly ready. The Chamber of Commerce and the melon farmers are paying for the signs. He also notified the council that the signage at the geyser needs to be addressed and upgrades considered. He requested the council formulate a plan for the geyser's administration.
Mayor Johnson informed the council of the upcoming events and training available. He told them he would work out a plan and specific assignments. He announced that in September, Johansen and Tuttle will begin the drainage project.
The next Green River City Council meeting will be Aug. 10 at 6 p.m.


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SPRING CITY - Glen Orvil Anderson, 62, went to be with his Heavenly Father on May 4, 2011. Glen was born May 27, 1948 in Gunnison to Elmo and Rose Anderson.
Glen attended school in Gunnison and was raised in Mayfield. He was drafted into the Army in 1966 and was a Vietnam Vet. Glen retired from the Utah Department of Transportation in August of 2010.
He married the love of his life, Pamela Ann Haney on Oct. 17, 1985. They lived in Price, Thompson, Richfield, Monroe, Elmo and most recently Spring City. Glen was an avid outdoors man, loving to hunt and fish. He was always looking for that big "trophy" elk.
Glen is survived by his wife, Pam; son, Daniel "DA" (Rebekah) Anderson, daughter, Kim Steward; and grandchildren; Anja, Monikah, Saryha, Zaq, Jager, Hope, Axeton, Dale, Andi, and Ryan. He is also survived by his mother, sisters; Ellen, Cathy (Kasey), Susan (Dale Ray) and Terrie (Terry), brother; Slade (Celia), numerous nieces, nephews, extended family and friends. He was preceded in death by his dad, daughter, Chrissy and granddaughters Rebekah Ann and Samantha.
Graveside services with Military Honors were held on Saturday, May 7, 2011 at 10 a.m. in the Mayfield Cemetery. There was a viewing prior to services at the Mayfield Ward Chapel from 8:30-9:30 a.m. Interment took place in the Mayfield Cemetery. Funeral Directors: Magleby Mortuary, Richfield, Salina and Manti.
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The search warrants we've been executing over the last week or so paid off. The forensics came back, and we were able to arrest a suspect for the murder of Dr. Veronica Smith.
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After a grueling month or two of searching for a translator and then the subsequent editing, the first chapter is released. This is a basketball manga and it's all about a short, weak, new kid in school. He loves basketball and has some memories of his mother and one of his keepsakes are his mother's sneakers. But his school's basketball club is full of delinquents who don't like to play basketball because of all the rules and regulations. Read the manga and find out more. Thanks to Mel_Luvz_Anime and FireOz for the translation. Thanks to manu for editing the first bunch of pages. Thanks to deathwisher for the raws. Enjoy! Comments and Donations are appreciated.
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Stolen harps recovered at Roseville swap meet
September 11, 2013
On Sunday morning, Lisa Stine got the phone call she feared would never come. A man, a stranger to her, was on the other end. He was at Denio's Farmer's Market and Swap Meet in Roseville.
"I think I found your stolen harps," he said. "Is the big one a Rydecki?"
Stine said she screamed, called a friend and jumped in the car.
Between Aug. 23 and Aug. 28, eight harps were stolen from Stine's Nevada City home while she was out of town.
As a result, the community rallied around Stine — a well-known music teacher, school teacher, professional musician and community volunteer — to get the word out.
On Friday, The Union wrote a story on the burglary, which was picked up the same day by CBS Channel 13 in Sacramento. The stranger who called Stine from Denio's — who wishes to remain anonymous — had seen the story on the evening news.
"This man waited near the vendor with the harps for more than an hour to make sure no one bought anything," said Stine. "It was amazing."
Stine, who, for the past 15 years has led harp therapy support groups for cancer survivors, said the good Samaritan was himself a cancer survivor and musician, and was especially moved by Stine's story.
Dean Allen Martinez, 47, of Colusa, was arrested for possession of stolen property, said Roseville Police spokeswoman Dee Dee Gunther. He remains in Placer County Jail.
Nevada County Sheriff's detectives traveled down to Denio's and interviewed Martinez and several witnesses, said Sheriff's Sgt. Dan Saunders.
"We're following up several leads," he said, adding that the theft remains under investigation.
Recovered were six 22-string lap harps used in Stine's cancer therapy groups and her beloved "heart harp," a 20-year-old large, 36-string walnut-carved Rydecki harp. What remains at large is a dark brown Dusty Strings 36-inch harp with a caramel-colored wood soundboard and heirloom jewelry.
"I'm convinced that big harp will surface somewhere — but I'm not as optimistic about the jewelry," Stine said. "What a seedy part of life I have experienced, but I am beyond grateful to have seen so many strangers reach out to help — people who barely knew me or didn't know me at all. That's the bigger story here — the heart of this community."
Stine said the owners of Denio's created a procession of golf carts, which wound through the open market to the parking lot, carrying Stine, her friend, law enforcement officers and the seven harps.
"It was surreal — it felt like a celebratory parade," said Stine. "That night, after I went to bed, I lay there and thought, 'Did I just do that?'"
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