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I was standing in a checkout lane at the grocery store when a magazine headline caught my eye — "Labor made easy!" Right away I wanted to know more. I've been delivering babies for years, and I've never connected the words "labor" and "easy."
If there's an easier way for women to labor and deliver, I want to know what it is!
The article didn't offer any special herbs, magic spells or secret incantations, yet reading it wasn't a complete waste of time. The labor tips — although not new — were good:
You won't earn a gold medal for labor and birth, but you'll get something much better. You'll get your baby.
What are your labor tips? Please share!
Mary M. Murry, R.N., C.N.M.
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This mama is about to have #3 (both #1 and 2 delivered by the delighfully witty author of many of these articles) and as the first two were not "easy", there will be no horror stories from me. Remember to breathe, rest between pushes, and stay calm...Oh, and I did have epidurals for both, and will for this one as well :-)
This is why I am a prenatal yoga instructor and doula! You mentioned so many of the benefits of yoga: strength, flexibility, focus, and relaxation that are so beneficial in birth :)
Love this!
Samantha and Misty, you have a lot of wisdom to share. I'm glad to hear your stories. Misty, I have always thought that for women wanting an unmedicated birth, the availability of an epidural is like the carrot dangling in front of you, tempting you. Listen to your body, try to keep yourself in the moment and do what seems right to you.
I agree with Samantha... wait until your body is ready. With my first I arrived at the hospital fully dialated. As soon as the nurses/dr. saw that they rushed me to a delivery room and started screaming at me to push. Quite traumatic. I thought me or my son one was in a bad shape the way they were treating me. I hemmorhaged a little (probably from them rushing)
My 2nd I did an epidural because I was still traumatized by my son's birth. As I was relaxing, she slid out. I felt a gush and reached down and there she was. The nurse had stepped out, so it was just my husband and mom.
My 3rd I did with no pain meds, but even after I dialated I lay there until I felt ready to push. That was maybe a couple hours after I was complete. Annoyed the doctor, but I have learned to do what id right for me.
I am having my 4th baby(2nd girl) in the next couple weeks. I'm terrified of the pain of labor/delivery but equally or more terrified of an epidural. Kinda wish I'd planned a home birth for this one so it wouldn't even be an option.
I am waiting for our fourth to be born! My first "late" baby. I had the last 2 at home using two mid-wives. The support from the team is much better than I experienced in the hospital. Nurses were helpful when they were available. Dr. had more of an "I do this all the time and don't want to answer your questions or have you be a part of this" attitude. My hubby and I took the birthing class at the hospital and I took it very seriously. The biggest things that I learned there that helps me is FOCUS ON THE MOMENT: DON'T START THINKING ABOUT HOW YOU SHOULD HAVE DONE THE LAST CONTRACTION BETTER OR THINK OF THE NEXT ONE COMING. RATHER REST WHEN IT IS TIME TO REST (BETWEEN CONTRACTIONS) BREATH WHEN IT IS TIME TO BREATH. this does take a lot of mind focus. Usually right before I hit transition to the pushing stage I voice that I need some vocal encouragement and reminders about what I am suppose to do. Pushing is something that I have learned to wait until my body is doing it then I use that to help me. my 3rd was out in two pushes at 8 5oz with no tearing. I think waiting until body is fully ready/stretched helps with no tearing. Although there is pain I feel this makes it "easy" It is still a lot of work! :)
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By Debra Atlas
PHILIPPINES — Millions of people in the Philippines live in (relative) darkness. The cost of electricity is beyond the means of many, so residents of poorer communities resort to candles or kerosene lamps, which pose serious health and fire hazards.
Using electricity 24 hours per day, something most of us take for granted, raises a household's expenses by approximately 40 percent. In a country where the average income ranges from minimum wage to less than $1 a day, this added expense is not seen as crucial.
However, there is an incredibly simple solution that is both greener and safer.
The Solar Bottle Bulb was originally developed by students at MIT and spearheaded by Mac Diaz, the innovative founder of MyShelter Foundation. It uses plastic water bottles and a little bleach to bring light to the darkness.
To create the bulb, developers fit 1.5 liter plastic bottles containing water and bleach snugly into holes in a metal roof. Sunlight refracts through and off the water, creating free solar lighting equivalent to 55 or 60 watts of clean white light. The bleach inside the bottles prevents algae from forming inside them. The bottles do not heat up and are designed to produce clear light for approximately five years.
The MyShelter Foundation is currently distributing thousands of these lights to homeowners across the Philippines, where oftentimes homes are built so close together that little to no light can get through the windows.
The Isang Litrong Liwanag ("A Liter of Light") project is a sustainable lighting project whose aim is to bring light to low-income communities. The organization envisions lighting 1 million homes by 2012. So far, they have distributed 10,000 solar bulbs.
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Samsung kicked off the whole 3D 'ruck' last year in typically bold style with its C8000 TV series. This combined sensational design with cutting-edge 3D tech and a much-improved online service. Which is, um, exactly the deal on offer from this year's D8000 series, as it happens!
Don't take this to mean that Samsung has just been sitting on its hands since the C8000s were launched. On the contrary, in surprisingly many ways the D8000 series - as represented here by the huge 55in UE55D8000 - is a sizeable step forward from its predecessors.
This is particularly true where design is concerned. For Samsung has sensibly realised that forever focusing on trimming down its TVs' rear ends doesn't necessarily make much sense when you consider that most normal folk spend the vast majority of their time watching their TVs from the front. The result is a TV that's slightly deeper around the back than last year's models, but which has practically no bezel at all. Honestly.
The 'frame' around the 55in screen measures a mere 5mm across, making it easily the slimmest bezel we've seen. It's a marvel of engineering that becomes even harder to get your head round when you consider that the 55D8000 is driven - as with last year's Samsung C8000 series - by edge LED lighting. In other words, somewhere under that minuscule, metallic bezel Samsung has found the space to tuck all the lights it needs to drive a 55in screen. The mind truly boggles.
As well as making the 55D8000 stand out from crowded TV shelves, the nearly bezel-free design also, of course, enables the 55D8000 to occupy spaces that other 55in TVs might struggle to fit. Our experience with various 3D TVs to date, moreover, suggests that trimmer bezels can enhance 3D's potential to immerse you in the worlds on show. We're not entirely sure why this might be so, but suspect it has something to do with the way normal, chunky TV frames tend to create a false, two-dimensional border to the three-dimensional image shown inside.
The UE55D8000 is Samsung's flagship 2011 TV (last year's C9000 flagships are continuing rather than being replaced), so it's no surprise to find it brimming with features. The highlight of which - from this writer's point of view, at least! - is its new 'Smart TV' functionality.
We're only too aware that not everyone is exactly bubbling over with excitement at the arrival of Smart TVs, with their online, apps-based functionality, feeling that they're an unnecessary complication of a TV with something that can be done better on other types of device. But while it's not perfect, we honestly think that a few hours spent with the UE55D8000 could be enough to change many naysayers' minds.
For starters, there's the Smart Hub. This new onscreen menu, accessed via a dedicated button on the remote control, gives you access to the myriad sources the TV supports from a single, beautifully designed, graphics-heavy and 'hi-res' portal screen. You can get directly to video, photo or music files stored on any USB sticks you might have slotted into the TV's three USB ports; you can jump straight to the built-in HD tuners (both Freesat and Freeview are supported); you can explore the contents of a DLNA PC if you have one networked (either via Ethernet or the 55D8000's built-in Wi-Fi system); you can head off onto the Internet via a built-in browser; or you can delve into Samsung's new, improved, apps-driven online service.
There's also a new Video section that gets its own space on the Hub and allows you to access information on most of the films you can think of, recommend films to friends, and even track down streamed screenings of a film (though this side of the service wasn't fully supported on our pre-official launch sample).
There's even a Universal Search tool that can be set to trawl the Internet at large as well as just all of your local 'on TV' content.
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What hooker/drug dealer who is in the news lately because of her possible murder of an internet exec may also be connected to the deaths of that Oscar winning actor and that TV star?
who is PSH?ReplyCancel
That actually sounds juicy! And tragic of courseReplyCancel
Oh no! I would not think anything to do with PSHs death is juicy.ReplyCancel
Phillip Seymour Hoffman
and Alex Tichelman is the hooker's name (went to visit Google for that shit)
She was a rough looking lady. Heroin must take the visual edge off as well.ReplyCancel
That must be some hooker/dealer. She is linked to a Google Exec in San Fransisco, a TV actor in Vancouver and an Oscar winner in New York. I don't know about any of you but doesn't that seem like a whole heck of a lot of miles to be dealing drugs in? That is some turf.ReplyCancel
@Sadie—Blake Lively!—It will be her Oscar winning "role of a lifetime"ReplyCancel
This is more of a conspiracy theory than a blind.ReplyCancel
Yep… The nasty chic on the news for killing the Google Exec. IDK her name….ReplyCancel
Alex Tichelman has been involved in at least two Heroin OD deaths now. I think we should bring in the BAU to see if she is some sort of serial killer who kills by deliberately overdosing men with heroin. Not sure why anybody would pay to have sex with her. She looks really rough and "hookerish."ReplyCancel
Its nuts that someone as accomplished as the Google exec, with 5 kids and a long term marriage would ever go near a woman like that. Even if he did not know her warped history, the woman is seriously scary looking. What on Earth could have he been thinking? If he wanted a hooker, I am sure there are plenty better looking ones that that.ReplyCancel
oh, wow an angel of death.ReplyCancel
@Gayeld – are you in Sacramento as well? 🙂ReplyCancel
Is this Alex the "arranger" for the rash if hooker/stripper/"aspiring model" baby-mamas these past few years? (better income revenue royalty fees than just a one night banger – locked and loaded revenue for 18 yrs). Bay area? Any Vancouver connections?ReplyCancel
I'm sorry, but she is one low-brow-looking and tacky broad. Donald Sterling and this dude have horrible taste in women – both looks and personality. CM could certainly score better tail for $1500 in LA and PSH could in NY as well. Why anyone would waste money on that trash is beyond me.ReplyCancel
Weirdly, I look at her and see someone that had the raw materials to be a great beauty, given the right kind of life and monetary advantages. I could easily see young Cate Blanchette playing her in a film.
And though everything about her indicates walking, talking POS, I gotta admire someone who can work a middle part in the hair. It simply isn't that easy.
(Lest anyone think I'm being flip, RIP to those affected, etc…)ReplyCancel
He dialed H for hooked but
misdialed M, FOR MURDER
She actually cleans up really well, is well educated and from a really good family. She'd be able to operate and make wealthy famous men comfortable. If she's been to VC and NYC before PSH or Cory M died there might be a tie in, she traveled anywhere as long as the customer paid for it. I don't happen to think she murdered anyone, I think the drug use was consensual and she called 911 for her boyfriend, and while she didn't for the google exec this state has no good samaritan law. Once he nodded off, she may have simply thought the date had concluded. Leaving was probably not nice but not a crime in CA, so what involuntary manslaughter, with no criminal record, that means probation in CA? I'm guessing it's the wife who is pushing for a murder conviction and not a simple OD because if it's ruled an OD his life insurance is going to have a problem paying the wife of a heroin using hooker hiring man. Risky business as they say. Frankly unless there is some record of her travel to VC or NYC, everyone was using consensually and heroin is not vitamin B, it kills you all eventually. So she's no more guilty than anyone else involved. That's my opinion about IV drug users, especially ones with 5 kids and a wife.ReplyCancel
As grown ups we are responsible for everything that goes into our bodies.
However I would never like to meet this person.
She seems very dangerous.
She should also be in gaol for manslaughter as she left someone to die.
I'm glad that she showers occasionally.
Alix Tichelman was supposedly in the shower in Florida when her then-boyfriend (a much older nightclub owner) OD'd on heroin that he had injected. She called 911 that time.
He had been afraid of her apparently and tried to ban her from his club. So I don't know how she ended up in his shower but I guess he had a thing for her, or she was hard to get rid of.
I heard she had something on her FB page about getting away with murder.
Unfortunately for her the Google exec had covert surveillance cameras on his yacht so the police know exactly what happened. She injected him with heroin and when he OD'd she stepped over his writhing body to finish her glass of wine, then she spent a lot of time on the boat cleaning up (washing wine glasses, putting things away) then she closed the blinds and left.
And to "unknown," she injected the Google executive. Even with his consent, that makes her liable for his death.
I seriously doubt a greedy wife is driving a murder investigation in order to collect on insurance.ReplyCancel
And…. here's what she wrote on Facebook on June 28th:
"It's really nice to talk with someone about killing sprees and murdering people in cold blood…and they love it too. No judgment. Yay! Fuck all of that positivity bullshit. Take a look around you. Life is hard and then you die."
Apparently the Google exec died last November so she wrote this after he died. Not evidence that she murdered him (since when he died she lost a source of income) but evidence of her being a sociopath and cold-blooded bitch.
"unknown" what is your source for her being "well educated" and from a "really good" family?
As for cleaning up well, she looks like trash to me in the photos I've seen. Anyway I'm guessing her clients weren't hiring her because she came from a good family.ReplyCancel
Gee, we haven't heard from headrot in a while. Hmmm…ReplyCancel
@Sprink, yes, she does. Her face is very symmetrical too. And her features, taken individually, are striking. Somehow though, when you put them all together, they don't add up to pretty or beautiful. There's something kind of repellent about her. Maybe it's her expression.ReplyCancel
And as for her being well-educated, she went to the University of Georgia which means that she has a college degree, but doesn't necessarily mean she's educated let alone well-educated. Second, she comes from a family with some money. That doesn't mean she comes from a "really good" family. But it just goes to show how shallow @unknown's values are.ReplyCancel
does anyone have the clicky link to the boat video were she walks over him on way out??ReplyCancel
Imagine that poor wife having to tell the kids how Daddy died. What an asshole.ReplyCancel
@anothergrayhare – indeed. But Mommy won't have to tell the kids how Daddy died – the internet will. FOREVER.ReplyCancel
@sugar, the police haven't released the video, I don't think. Her defense attorney is going all out to contradict their version of it. And she makes a good point – in any boat other than a luxury yacht, the cabin is going to be pretty narrow so it's likely you'd have to step over someone lying on the floor just to get past them. Nevertheless, she did finish her wine and spend a long time cleaning up. Also, her defense attorney claims that she didn't close the drapes to hide the evidence – when she opened the door to the cockpit, the door caught on the drapes and she pushed it aside. Or something.
There's a very biased article in the examiner on-line. Talking about her distraught family sitting in the courtroom supporting her.
@prunella thks.. everyone was talking about the video like they'd seen it i thought i missed it somewhere!!!ReplyCancel


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As Ferron City celebrates 101 years of Peach Days, we wish to honor Mervin and Rose Duncan as our Grand Marshals for 2006.
Mervin Duncan was born in Ferron on Feb. 13, 1922 with five brothers and one sister. Upon graduating from Emery High, he left for work and schooling. He served the last months of World War II in the North Pacific and then married Ruth Harris on Dec. 29, 1944. They were blessed with three daughters and one son which has brought 29 grandchildren and 56 great-grandchildren. They were married 62 happy years before Ruth passed away leaving an empty spot in his life.
On Feb. 11, 2004, Mervin married Rose Young Koyle. They now commute between San Francisco and the ranch in Ferron. Rose would come to Ferron to visit her relatives when she was a young girl. Mervin was her brother's good friend so they became childhood sweethearts. After all these years, they had both lost their partners and the loneliness brought them together again.
When Mervin's family was small, he worked in the car business for 15 years but decided that happiness was not on a steel hided car. Happiness is a herd of cattle and a wonderful horse. Mervin's china closet is decorated with trophies from racing and showing good horses. Ranching has been his joy. Like his family, the cattle and horses have filled his life.
Mervin's many accomplishments include 30 years on the ASCS committee and chairman for the last 10. This was a service rendered with satisfaction. Another 15 years was served on Special Service District #1 building roads throughout the county. He was also on the Ferron Irrigation water board. The San Rafael Conservation District gave him the honor of outstanding rancher of Emery County for the year. Many county and state tours would include the Duncan ranch for modern production. He was a member of the Ferron Cattle Association for 50 years. FHA sent his name into Washington as the outstanding borrower in the state.
Service in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has always been a high priority. No crops were ever harvested on the Sabbath.
In 1955, the mayor said to Mervin, "We just as well give up Peach Days as hardly anyone came last year." Peach Days was one of Mervin's happy boyhood memories with horse racing, entertainment, wrestling, boxing and the very best talent in the county performing. Mervin was riding race horses before he was old enough for school and never gave up the fun. Mervin told the mayor he would put on Peach Days "cause he just couldn't let it die." Mervin was the chairman of the Peach Days celebration from 1955-1970. During that time, they had kid pony, saddle horse and race horse races. They invited dance groups from each town in the area and held a dancing contest. Mervin remembers the auditorium was filled with standing room only.
Has Peach Days wore out? "Not on your life." Each year Peach Days continues to get bigger and better.
Ferron City appreciates the Mervin Duncan family for the many years of dedicated service to our community.


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Actress' mastectomy announcement highlights health risk
KINGSPORT, Tenn. - Oscar-winning actress Angelina Jolie revealed today she has a gene that dramatically increases her chance of getting breast cancer. To cut her risks, she's undergone a double mastectomy.
The announcement is bringing genetic testing for breast cancer to light -- and leaves many women wondering if they too should be screened. We talked to a local woman Tuesday who has had the surgery and learned more about who should be tested.
About five years ago, Vicki Leonard learned she had a potentially deadly gene; she had just turned 30.
It was a gene that put her at greater risk of getting breast cancer, something that was rampant in her family. "My mom was diagnosed at 29 and passed away at 31," she told us. "Then my dad's mom and her three sisters all had breast cancer."
This young mother of a little boy didn't hesitate to take preventive measures by undergoing a double mastectomy. "[After] losing my mom when I was 11, I didn't want to put [my son] in any kind of position like that."
Vicki is a pharmacy tech with Wellmont Medical Associates' Oncology & Hematology in Kingsport. Her co-worker Debbie Pencarinha is a genetic counselor who says one in 400 women carry the genetic mutation that can lead to breast cancer, along with ovarian and pancreatic cancer.
So who should be tested? Pencarinha says family history is one of the best indicators you may be at risk. "You want to be screened more often and younger. A lot of these women, because of these genes, get cancer before age 50," she explained. "Roughtly 19 percent of them will get breast cancer before age 40."
We've learned finding out if you have the gene is simple, and can be done one of two ways: by having blood drawn, or by using a mouthwash test, which is just another way of getting your DNA.
Once you get the results, you are armed with the tools to make the best decision for you and your family. Like Vicki, who knew surgery was the only option for her. "[I have] no regrets whatsoever. The way I look at it, you take your chances from 87 percent of getting breast cancer -- 87 percent out of 100, that's very high risk -- down to less than five," she said.
Health experts recommend if you have a family history, you should see a genetic counselor and consider getting the test.
It costs about $3,000, but we're told that most insurance companies will cover that if you do have significant risk factors.
For more information, visit http://www.wellmont.org/Medical-Services/Cancer-Care/Genetic-Counseling.aspx.
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A thrilling see-saw encounter saw London Irish and Sale draw 33-33 at the Madejski Stadium in a result that eased their relegation fears.
A thrilling see-saw encounter saw London Irish and Sale Sharks draw 33-33 in Reading to ease their relegation fears.
Despite their lowly league positions, both sides arrived at the Madejski Stadium on Easter Sunday in good form and proved it handsomely, running in seven tries in a wild encounter.
Nick Macleod's 79th-minute ultimately settled the contest as Sale moved eight point clear of bottom side London Welsh with only three games remaining.
Irish came into the game knowing that a win would more or less ensure their safety from relegation, spurred on by a succession of impressive home victories against Saracens, Wasps and Worcester in recent weeks.
An early charge-down by Matt Garvey kept Sale pinned into their own 22 and the Exiles struck from the resulting lineout, returning wing Sailosi Tagicakibau scything through the midfield before Guy Armitage burrowed over from close range.
Sale responded with a penalty from Macleod after a bright burst upfield from Charlie Amesbury, but the Sale winger was left on his back as Irish tighthead prop Halani Aulika barged his way through for Irish's second try from 40 metres out, his ninth try of the season.
The visitors hit back with a surge upfield through Sam Tuitupou and prop Al Dickinson, Irish hooker David Paice committing a professional foul and being sent to the sin-bin as a result.
From the resulting lineout the Sharks powered over through highly-rated prop Henry Thomas, who snuck under the tackle of Bryn Evans to bring Sale back into the match.
Quick ball for Sale lead to the Sharks second try shortly after, an initial snipe from Dwayne Peel leaving Irish back-pedalling before Tuitupou caused confusion, creating the platform for the all-time leading Premiership try scorer Mark Cueto to step his way over the line and hand Sale a 14-15 lead.
Two penalties from Tom Homer has Irish back in front, before the full-back produced a colossal handling error to hand Sale possession in the Irish 22. Desperate defence from the hosts left space out wide for lock Kearnan Myall to gallop over for the visitors, Sale heading into the break leading 20-22.
Macleod opening the scoring in the second-half with a long-range penalty to stretch Sale's lead, before the rampant Sharks sealed the try bonus point, Tagicakibau stripped of possession by Amesbury who cantered down the right wing – Sale then switching the ball left for James Gaskell to cross in the left corner.
Irish twice threatened the Sale line thanks to breaks from Allinson and Marland Yarde, but both times the Sharks recovered to prevent the score and maintain their ten-point lead.
The Exiles however did find their way to the line minutes later, Max Lahiff burrowing over for Irish's third try after confirmation from the TMO.
Another long-range Homer penalty then drew Irish level at 30-30 for a scoreline more common in Super Rugby than the Premiership heading into the final quarter.
A sustained period of Sale pressure in the Irish 22 was eventually halted by a penalty at the breakdown and Irish countered – Armitage speeding his way upfield but unable to create the space for Yarde to finish off the move.
Homer's fourth penalty sent Irish into a 33-30 lead with 15 minutes remaining as Sale failed to capitalise on periods of sustained pressure.
Macleod had a crucial penalty opportunity to tie the game with only four minutes remaining but Sale continued to apply the pressure, a scrum in midfield just outside the Irish 22 handing them an excellent platform.
Another penalty chance came Sale's way with just a minute left on the clock which Macleod stroked over for to end the game at 33-33.
The scorers:
For London Irish:
Tries: Armitage, Aulika, Lahiff
Cons: Homer 3
Pens: Homer 4
Yellow Card: Paice
For Sale Sharks:
Tries: Thomas, Cueto, Myall, Gaskell
Cons: Macleod 2
Pens: Macleod 3
London Irish: 15 Tom Homer, 14 Marland Yarde, 13 Guy Armitage, 12 Shane Geraghty, 11 Sailosi Tagicakibau, 10 Ian Humphreys, 9 Pat Phibbs, 8 Chris Hala'ufia, 7 Ofisa Treviranus, 6 Matt Garvey, 5 Bryn Evans, 4 George Skivington (c), 3 Halani Aulika, 2 David Paice, 1 Max Lahiff.
Replacements: 16 Scott Lawson, 17 Jerry Yanuyanutawa, 18 Leo Halavatau, 19 Jon Fisher, 20 Jebb Sinclair, 21 Topsy Ojo, 22 Jonathan Joseph, 23 Darren Allinson.
Sale Sharks: 15 Cameron Shepherd, 14 Charlie Amesbury, 13 Johnny Leota, 12 Sammy Tuitupou, 11 Mark Cueto, 10 Nick Macleod, 9 Dwayne Peel, 8 James Gaskell, 7 David Seymour (c), 6 Daniel Braid, 5 Andrei Ostrikov, 4 Kearnan Myall, 3 Henry Thomas, 2 Marc Jones, 1 Al Dickinson.
Replacements: 16 Tommy Taylor, 17 Ross Harrison, 18 Tony Buckley, 19 Tom Holmes, 20 Andy Powell, 21 Nathan Fowles, 22 Danny Cipriani, 23 Tom Brady.
Referee: Greg Garner
Assistant referees: Paul Burton and Andrew Watson
TMO: Graham Hughes
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The number of healthcare breaches in 2010 have outpaced other verticals -- including banking and government -- by as much as threefold. While not all of these breaches came via databases, the majority of them could have been prevented through better data access and governance policies -- policies that must be enforced at the database level, experts say.
Healthcare organizations seem particularly prone to problems on the inside of the organization, including malicious theft and unintentional loss of storage devices containing treasure troves of database information. Let's take a look at six of the biggest breaches from recent months -- and the lessons they might teach about data protection
1. Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center: More than 130,000 records were exposed this spring when Lincoln Medical's billing vendor, Siemens Medical Solutions, chose to send out a stash of information on seven CDs sent to Lincoln via FedEx. Completely unencrypted, the data contained on the disks was compromised when the envelope was lost in transit. Though Siemens and Lincoln have stopped the process of transporting sensitive material through overnight shippers, the damage from this incident was already done.
Lessons Learned: With so many methods for securing data in transit available today, this incident was wholly preventable with a little common sense. Information was copied from the database directly onto insecure media, with only flimsy password protection to keep the bad guys from busting into it. At the very least, simple encryption might have made the loss less painful.
2. University of Texas Medical Branch: Allegedly using a stolen identity to gain employment at UTMD's medical biller, MedAssets, for the purpose of perpetrating fraud, Katina Rochelle Candrick is suspected of helping herself to up to 2,400 UTMD patient records. Disclosed earlier this year, the insider breach was ferreted out when MedAssets was notified by law enforcement that a former employee had been picked up for identity theft. Candrick was booked for many more ID theft charges in cases around the country, totaling more than $1 million in losses.
Lessons Learned: Identity theft is big business these days, and as thieves catch on, they're beginning to devise more elaborate schemes to get their hands on data. Not only do organizations need to ensure they work to better screen those who will use the data, but they also need to ensure their vendors are as discriminating. And, of course, database monitoring keeps tabs on the activity of employees -- no matter who they are.
3. South Shore Hospital: A whopping 800,000 records containing sensitive, personal health, and financial information were compromised when South Shore's data management company, Archive Data Solutions, lost backup tapes containing copies of the hospital's most sensitive databases created between 2006 and early 2010. The files were slated for destruction prior to loss. They contained the mother lode for potential identity thieves: names, addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, patient health information, and even bank account data.
Lessons Learned: Unencrypted backup tapes have been a persistent threat to enterprise data for years now. Such media can hold vast stores of information and is small, portable, and regularly transported between multiple locations -- often leading to mishaps. Whether the information is due to be destroyed or stored for years, it makes sense to encrypt data prior to transport. It is also critical to understand that using a third party to manage sensitive backup documents never fully transfers risk to that third party.


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Game Preview: Maple Leafs at Lightning
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November 09 2010 10:32AM
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The Toronto Maple Leafs are slumping. Every loss is raising the temperature on Ron Wilson among the fans even as the media are beginning to ask Burke whether Wilson is in danger of losing his job. What response can be expected? That he is completely safe. One thing that's been noted often is that Brian Burke's biggest moves have come when they have been least expected. Changing coaches mid-season would definitely fall in that category. These trips to Florida have historically been fruitful for the Maple Leafs. They will need to be to help take the heat off of Ron Wilson.
The Tampa Bay Lightning are coming off of a chastening 5-2 loss to the San Jose Sharks. While they have been outplayed at even strength they have a PP+PK rating (explained here) of 112.6. That is why special teams are important. If a team struggles at even strength then special teams can provide them with a way to boost their results. Leading the way on the powerplay is Steven Stamkos. You might remember him from such events as the Slide for Stamkos. With a bit better luck, a stronger general manager, and an MLSE board that didn't put short-term gains ahead of long-term plans he might have been a Maple Leaf. Isn't it weird, that the board wouldn't allow a rebuild under JFJ because they wanted to make the playoffs because that would make them more profits but now they don't want to win because they make enough profit? Right, don't expect logical consistency from the anti-Leafs crowd.
Jonathan Willis actually had a really good post looking at how one intelligent move by Jay Feaster could have cost them Steven Stamkos. During that same season I wrote a post that looked at how JFJ's inability to sit on his hands had stifled the Leafs' rebuild after the lockout. Instead of going forward with the few kids that the Leafs had, bolstered by some savvy (ha!) free agent signings, JFJ made a number of missteps. The end result was that instead of developing the kids in a coherent manner and adding picks this team took the ice and pushed the Leafs out of the lottery. Sometimes the best move is to make no move.
Time for your flashback, a Tampa-Toronto game from last year where Ron Wilson shows the emotion that some think he doesn't behind the bench. The end result? Kind of funny actually:
November 09 2010, 10:40AM
Dude, my head crashed so badly on your second sentence, I quit reading. P.S. Numbers can be deceiving - pull your head out of your puppet arse and start watching the action.
LOL I have to agree. When the Wilson-Bot shows emotions it is good for a laugh.
November 09 2010, 03:12PM
Well, at least you admit your own writing is bad. Apparently, so is your editing. Which puts your own intelligence into question. Good job.


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By MARTA AND PETE PARASAcampo, Calif.
To the families, miners and state officials.
Please accept this humble letter of thoughtfulness and prayer. I have been home unexpectedly and have been watching the plight of all you have been going through since this terrible tragedy has affected you and your mining brothers and sisters.
While it will be of meager comfort, I want you to know that people across America are praying for your lost family members and for the families of the rescue workers who were killed giving their all in the hope others may live. We pray for the mining owner/operators and the state or government officials, who each day have to make decisions no person should have to make regarding the lives of others, and we pray for the families of the lost ones who are riding that roller coaster of hope, despair and frustration.
This letter is a meager offering. Were we your neighbors, we would be cooking meals and bringing coffee or whatever small tasks might relieve some of your burden. Being two states away, all we can offer is our positive thoughts and hope and our daily prayers. Please know that others are thinking of all of you across the United States. Perhaps they don't have the luxury of being home right now but even in the passing of their daily lives, I know that others think and pray for all of you and your lived ones, those accounted for and those that gave the ultimate sacrifice.
Please know that our hearts and prayers go out to each and every one of you. Our strength we try to lend through thought and prayer. May God hold you in the palm of his hand and may any kindness given or made from you or to you help to ease your burdens at this time. We pray for your daily.


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Speed and Skill, or Size and Grit?
Jeff Angus
April 18 2013 09:08AM
Lapierre licking his chops as the playoffs approach (photo credit to Jeff Vinnick).
The Canucks, depending on who they end up facing in round one of the postseason, need to find a way to deploy three lines that are a threat to score. It is simply a requirement against three-line clubs like St. Louis, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Dallas (hey, Verne Fiddler is channeling his inner Wayne Gretzky right now). Okay, that last one may be a bit of a stretch, but the point remains.
Assuming Chris Higgins is back in time before the postseason, the Canucks should be able to create balance with a few simple lineup tweaks. And obviously how they structure their lines will be dependent on who they face in round one. As we saw on Tuesday evening, a series against the Blues would likely morph into nothing more than a back alley brawl with some goaltending on the side, that style will surely be accounted for in the lineup.
Let's take a look at what the Canucks could (and should) do against a variety of different matchups come playoff time.
Opting for skill and speed
First thing - call Jordan Schroeder up from the AHL. Schroeder proved during his play in Vancouver that he is a legitimate NHL player.
He can't be counted on to produce as a regular top six forward at this point in time (and top nine may be a bit of a stretch), but he can hold his own defensively against much bigger players. His strength and positioning are both NHL-calibre.
Schroeder isn't great on faceoffs, but he wouldn't have to take many defensive zone draws with the following lineup:
Sedin-Sedin-Burrows (lots of offensive zone starts, tough minutes)
Higgins-Roy-Hansen (two-way role, very tough minutes)
Raymond-Schroeder-Kesler (cushy zone starts and easier matchups)
Weise-Lapierre-Kassian/Ebbett (defensive role, easy minutes)
Kesler and Hansen are interchangeable in the above formation. If the Canucks end up playing a team with big forwards, I'd imagine Kesler will get a more prominent checking role. But the above combinations free him up to release his deadly wrist shot, which appears to have awoken from a two year hibernation (largely because of hip/shoulder/wrist injuries).
Kesler's wrist in action:
Kesler feasted on weaker opponents during his 40-goal season back in 2010-11, and he could do the same with the above lines. He would take the faceoffs, and as Alain Vigneault explained, the Canucks system isn't necessarily focused on having the center as the deep forward – it is a first come, first serve basis.
This lineup works for a few reasons. Roy is a very solid two-way center, and Higgins and Hansen are both very good in their own zone. The Canucks would probably opt for a bigger lineup against a bigger opponent, but the speed up front would be tremendous with this lineup (especially on the first three lines).
Going with grit and size
Schroeder may be in tough against a team like Los Angeles or St. Louis (I personally think he could do just fine, but Alain Vigneault isn't the type to give unproven rookies a chance to prove themselves in playoff games, and I don't mean that as a criticism).
Sedin-Sedin-Burrows have to stick together. Kassian and Hansen will both see time there, but the Canucks have the best chance at winning games when their top line is playing like a top line.
Raymond-Roy-Kesler would be the line to see the best opportunities to score (easier matchups). Again, a very fast line with a lot of skill.
That would leave the heavy lifting to Higgins-Lapierre-Hansen. Similar to the Torres-Malhotra-Hansen line from the 2010-11 regular season, this line would get buried in the defensive zone against the top opposing players. Lapierre is big and strong, and he's a good enough skater to keep up with a lot of the top centers in the Western Conference.
And that would free up a fourth line to play a two-way role. Ebbett inbetween two gritty wingers – Sestito, Pinizzotto, Kassian, and/or Weise would all be in the mix here. The Canucks didn't back down from the Blues on Tuesday night, but it was quite obvious that they can't match the Blues' size or toughness (and they would be foolish to try).
If the NHL decides to change the rules on the fly again, Mike Gillis and the Canucks will have a long summer ahead of him. But if not, the team would be best situated with a roster built on speed, tenacity, and skill. They didn't beat Los Angeles last season because they couldn't score goals (and because the Kings were a much better team).
The same can be said for the Final against Boston. Sure, the Big, Bad Bruins were rough and tough, but none of that gets any media attention if Tim Thomas doesn't Hasek the Canucks with a ridiculous goaltending performance. Having three lines that can create offense isn't a necessity to win in the regular season, but it is in the playoffs. It is almost time to get Schroeder back up in Vancouver.
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How about a pure speed line of Hansen-Schroeder-Raymond? Play Higgins-Roy-Kesler as the workhorse two way line and Kassian-Lapierre-Weise as fourth would have a fair bit of upside.
I just realized you suggested exactly that when you said "Kesler and Hansen are interchangeable in the above formation". Ignore my comment.
It looks like don't see much of a role for Kassian in the playoffs. Too poor defensively, or is his production the problem?
Just better players ahead of him on the depth chart, I think.
Fingers crossed for the return of David Booth. A Booth / Roy / Kesler line would absolutely crush it possession-wise, and if you were to take Burrows off the top line, a Sedin/Sedin/Kassin, Booth/Kesler/Burrows, Raymond/Roy/Hansen, Weiss/Lapierre/Higgins forward group would be among the deepest and most balanced in the league, with one pure-offense line and then three effective two-way trios.
I don't know...I'm not 100 percent comfortable with Schroeder has the third line centre...
I would much prefer, when healthy:
Kassquatch's best production came with the sedins. And even if he's not scoring, his big body creates room for the twins cycle game. Also ideal for net crashing.
The Feast line...Kes and Burr have always had chemistry.
Higgins-Roy-Hansen two-way line, capable of handling defensive starts or any game situation. Until Higgins returns, put Schroeder ion left-wing.
Pinizotto-Lapierre-Weise The main defensive line, soaking up mostd-zone starts.
Kes with the Twins worked well on the powerplay last year...second unit will be better having Roy to anchor it with a rotation of guys like Raymond, Burrows, Higgins and Hansen.
We would get throttled if Schroeder was relied on. Why do you think he should be on a scoring line if he doesn't really score/produce. I'll give you the defensive aspect. He's fine. But he can't even produce at the AHL level. How's he going to in the NHL PLAYOFFS! !!
April 18 2013, 11:50AM
I mostly hope AV has a plan going into the play-offs for possible line combinations and how and when to play them depending on opposition. The team seemed un(der)prepared against LA last year; maybe more like taken by surprise.
As to specific combos; I think the most interesting will be to see how Kesler and Roy are deployed.
I would hope to see Kesler on a line with Higgins and Hansen doing the heavy lifting and shutting down the opposing top line.
Roy can then centre a line to provide the secondary scoring (with Kesler's line providing the tertiary scoring, or like he did against the Toews line in 2011, play them to a draw!). I think Kesler is a better defensive player than Roy so he should do the heavy lifting.
Putting Roy and Kesler of the same line leaves the Canucks to thin down the middle (unless Schroeder can play some more sheltered minuted) but the also got crushed possession-wise by the Blues on Tuesday. So that is not to hopeful a sign for the future.
Oh, one final thing. @ Jeff, do you honestly expect a) AV to play Kesler, or b) Kesler to accept playing, on Schroeder's wing!?
We know how the play-offs are going to be called. It just took a while for management to adjust. The problem is not bringing in grit but the fact other teams skill player are also their grit players ie Backes, Brown, Bolland Toews etc. Our skill player ( not to knock them ) are skill through and through the Sedins, Roy. Yeah we have Burrows and kesler but I'm afraid in the eyes of the NHL officials they're not gritty just annoying and we all know what officials do to annoying players...go to your room for 2-5-10 mins :-)
Vcr has failed for what ever reason to sign a Doan or a Clowe and a lot of that is related to carrying Luongo and his salary. You look at the Vcr roster mix and deep down most of us realize the right mix is not there. Kassian assuming success is around the corner has not figured out his role, Weise doesn't have the skill, Sestito is a liability as is Alberta and Pinizzotto has not grasped the ring in his opportunities the team gave him. Our grit is not the right grit. IMO so we'll end up going the skill route and pray some official will protect us....and that ain't likely folks
The Big, Bad Bruins were also a lot healthier than the Canucks by the time the finals rolled around, I think that negatively impacted the quality of our scoring chances. That said, Thomas was really good that whole year...too bad he's crazy
We would get throttled if Schroeder was relied on. Why do you think he should be on a scoring line if he doesn't really score/produce. I'll give you the defensive aspect. He's fine. But he can't even produce at the AHL level. How's he going to in the NHL PLAYOFFS! !!
Schroeder has 31 points in 40 games, an average of 0.775 points per game, on a team fighting for a playoff spot. Just look at his passes to Weise and Raymond (against the Blues and Kings respectively). Those are two crucial goals against difficult playoff teams and two wins that wouldn't have happened without Schroeder's vision and passing.
If we manage to stay healthy by the 2nd round: Sedin-Sedin-Burrows Booth-Kesler-Kassian Raymond-Schroeder-Roy Higgins-Lapierre-Hansen
Kassian's best hockey will come if he gets the chance to play with Booth again (if we make it that far).
What about having our three best centres all playing in the middle? S-S-B Ray-Kes-Kas Hig-Roy-Han Pin-Lap-Wie
Kassian should be able to handle bottom 6 matchups.
April 18 2013, 05:09PM
Great analysis as usual.
Schroeder has done extremely well in 2 games against the Blues this yr. Him and Raymond were arguabley the best (or 2nd best) line in each game. Not sure why Av didn't call him up for that game - or like you said, why he's not here now. It makes ZERO sense.
I'd really like to see AV get the Sedins and Kesler lines easier mins in the playoffs. Higgins-Roy-Hansen can handle the toughest mins (if Keslers line can handle heavy d-zone starts).
I don't ever forsee Lappy centering the 3rd line again. I'd love to see it, but AV hasn't gone there short of 1 or 2 games. They were without centres for most this season - and never used Lappy there. I can't imagine he'd go there in the playoffs. I don't get why.
When Booth comes back beginning of 2nd round, watch out:
Dank-Hank-Burr Booth-Kes-Raymond Higgy-Roy-Hansen Kassian-Lappy-Weise
@Jeff Angus
Vcr recognized the need for power forwards and their answer was Booth. Well we know how that worked out.
Think of
Kane, Kunitz, Stall, Lupul, Clarkson, Simmonds, Callahan, Hartnell, Backes, Benn, Ryan, Neal, Dubinsky, Morrow, Heck even Knuble. or Steve Ott...That's just my list I'm thinking I've missed a few.
The problem is the 'Nucks have pussy footed around, they won't trade and stick to the current players and they couldn't divest themselves of Luongo ( that's going to be a mess remember all the quotes MG made ) I think every one understand what they need, they either can't or other teams won't make a deal.
Weise, Pinizzoto, Sestito, Ebbett and Booth just don't cut it. Ballard is a disaster. I understand they're all 4th liners but come on do we really need Raymond for a run to the Cup. And will calling up Schroeder make the difference.
They could never know either Tanev or Corrado would turn out the way they have..it was luck. What we need is good management. Have you looked recently at Hodgsons stats.
I'm at that age that if they don't do it now I ain't going to see it, some thing like Jim Robson and Tommy Larschied :-) so maybe I'm looking at it differently, but a re build IMO is just around the corner. Can you imagine the Sedins resigning, they're in the same sort of boat.
I know it sounds like Chicken Little the sky is falling and heck maybe it is LOL
Keep in mind Antoine Laganiere and Schultz
I'll say one thing the Canucks need new Pro Scouts...badly
i think it's safe to say everyone outside of the Canucks org agree they need new scouts. Or at least some changes within the scouting dept.
CAMAN Gillis. Mallet was Canucks 2nd round pick last yr. He's an over age player who spend the majority of this season playing in the ECHL. I could name the list, but it's all been bad for them most part. Gillis can't list anymore excuses, they have horrible drafting.


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PRICE: Debbie Lee Lister, age 58, passed away Nov. 28, 2012 at Castleview Hospital in Price while surrounded by her family.
She was born March 25, 1953 in Price, Utah to Derald Lee and Beulah Haycock Prettyman.
Married Kenneth Lister July 19, 1997 in Helper, Utah.
Memorial service was Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012, 2 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Debbie online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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SPRING GLEN - Our loving aunt, sister-in-law, beloved neighbor and wonderful friend, Viola Losik Skriner, age 81, passed away Sept. 8, 2009 at Castleview Hospital.
She was born July 17, 1928 in Mulberry, Kan. to Steve and Phyllis Maffei Losik.
Married Anton J. "Tony" Skriner, July 19, 1947 at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Helper; together they had two beautiful children Toni Louise and Joseph (Joey) Skriner; Toni Louise died Jan. 25, 2009 and Joey died Sept. 3, 1978. Anton preceded her in death on April 10, 1982.
"Vi" was a member of St. Anthony Catholic Church in Helper, where she was a member of the Merry-Mix-Ups and a staunch supporter of the carnival and various church functions. As a faithful member of S.N.P.J. Lodge #689 for 60 years, she always made time for the special gatherings at the Slovenian Home in Spring Glen and especially loved to dance the polka. She was a proud member of the Helper American Legion Ladies Auxiliary 8 and 40, Price V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary and secretary of the Price Ladies of Elks for many years.
"Aunt Vi's" home and yard always reflected her personality within. Whether you were stopping by for a visit or just passing through, her yard truly reflected how vibrant and colorful she was. She was always very positive, caring, youthful and she had a zest for life. Her big smile and embrace could brighten anyones day and she always said "you can have all the money in the world, but without friends you have nothing." Vi had many many loving and beautiful friends, her two very special friends are Aldine Thomas and Tony Lessar. She loved her nieces and nephews whom she cherished dearly, especially her cousin and sister-in-law Nadine and brother-in-law Henry Skriner. "Vi" had a special love for the children in her life, whether it be the children in her family or the children in the neighborhood. We will love and miss her.
Survived by her brother-in-law, Henry (Nadine) Skriner and family, Spring Glen; sister-in-law, Antonia Corak and family, Salt Lake City; special niece and nephew, Roberta (Sam) Jones, Price; nieces and nephews Phyllis (Ron) Lindsey, Price; Steve (Bilene) Chubbuck, West Valley; Sherry (Bruce) Christensen, Helper; Gary (Peggy) Fowler, Grand Junction; Shelly (Paul) Boyack, Spanish Fork; Nanette (Jeff) Miller, Price.
Viola was preceded in death by her parents, husband, son, Joey; daughter, Toni Louise; sisters, Gloria (Chris) Marshall, Marie (Bob) Chubbuck and Adeline (Les) Fowler.
The family would like to extend a special thanks to her wonderful neighbors for the love and care they gave "Vi" over the years.
Funeral Mass was held Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009, 10 a.m., St. Anthony Catholic Church. Vigil service, Friday evening 7 p.m., at the church in Helper.
Family will receive friends at the church Friday and Saturday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily.
Don't walk ahead of me
I may not follow
Don't walk behind me
I may not lead
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Austin & Ally Would You Rather?
He's an outgoing fun-loving singer and dancer, and she's an awkward, shy songwriter. Put them together and you have the TV show Austin & Ally! It's one of the hottest shows out there, and if you've watched it, you know why.
They've had hit songs on the show, and on the radio. They've had a crossover episode with Disney Channel's Jessie. They've been in movies. (Who could forget Ross Lynch in Teen Beach Movie?) But have they ever had their own Would You Rather? I don't think so . . . until this moment!
So without further ado, Would You Rather . . .
1. Rock out to the song "Double Take" OR "Turn it Up?"
2. Hang out with Dez OR Trish?
3. Work at the beach club OR the music store?
4. Go to an Austin & Ally concert OR an R5 concert? (R5 being Ross Lynch's band in real life!)
5. Go out to dinner with Ross Lynch OR Harry from One Direction?
6. Be behind the scenes like Ally OR kickin' it onstage like Austin?
7. Have the next guest star be Selena Gomez OR Pharrell Williams?
8. Have chronic bad breath (like Kira in the "Ferris Wheels & Funky Breath" episode) OR accidentally drink massage oil (like Ally in the "Spas & Spices" episode)?
Let us know what YOU would rather do, Austin & Ally style, in the Comments below!
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Kourtney Phillips led three players in double figures, scoring 17 points as the Eldorado girls' basketball team cruised to an easy 61-30 Black Diamond Conference win over Johnston City Saturday afternoon.
Ashton Unthank added another 15 points and Taylor Goodley scored 10 points for Josh Bradley's ball club.
Eldorado led 20-7 after the end of the first quarter and continued the onslaught, leading 36-16 at halftime.
Erica Graczyk chipped in with six points from the post position, while Jacqulyn Artman, Paige Zertuche and Riley Duckworth all finished with four points. Lacy Jo Bradley had a free throw for Eldorado.
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Ellistown Breezes, August 24, 2012
Cotton fields are in full bloom, the sky is blue with a few white clouds for decoration, gardens were plentiful this year, and Union County has been one of the fortunate counties blessed by rain. Yes, indeed we thank our Heavenly Father for his goodness to us.
Deepest sympathy to David and Barbara Dill and family in the recent death of his sister, Shelby Kindle. Deepest sympathy to Karen and Bobby Sheffield and family in the recent death of her nephew, Will Craig. Special prayers for the families of Jerry Freeman and Junior Wilhite.
Deepest sympathyalso goes out to the family of Ronald Lyons who died of lung cancer last week. He and his wife, Lynda, lived in Colliervillle, Tenn. Ronald was the son of the late Wilber and Grace Wigington Lyons and attended Ellistown School. His aunt, Frances Wigington, and other members of her family visited him when he was very ill and then returned for his funeral. He was also cousin to many of us who live in this community.
A few weeks ago I saw in one of the papers where Irene Norton of Myrtle, had died. She and I worked for the same company for several years and we had many short spiritual conversations concerning the company changing and God saving our jobs. She knew the Lord and wasn't afraid to say so and give Him the credit.
Mike and Sherry Moore's two youngest granddaughters enjoyed a family outing at the Connie Davis Memorial Fishing Rodeo on Saturday at Camp Armstrong. Annalise Bailey won a trophy and rod and reel combo. Eliza Whitenton won a trophy and a brand new bicycle. They came home and went fishing again with their "Poppy." Congratulations to the girls.
Happy birthday to Cristie McCraw, Dana Reeder, Rusty Wilkinson, and Frances Hill, on Saturday, Aug. 25; to Benny Ray Roberts and twin, Lynda Mae Bishop, on Sunday, Aug. 26; to George Hugh McCraw, on Monday, Aug. 27; and his brother, Charles Tyson McCraw, on Thursday, Aug. 30. May you all have many more.
The beautiful flowers in our church last Sunday were given by the Roberts family in memory of the late Ethrel and Gary Roberts. Ethrel died 10 years ago Aug. 30, and Gary died three years ago Aug. 14. I heard that the family was having one of their annual gatherings after services last Sunday.
Prayer requests this week are for Alvin Bramlett, Barbara Hannaford, Jodie Crump, and Pete Wigingon for cancer; Nell Roberts knee surgery; Tom Cash, Trent Grubbs and Cristie McCraw for health in general. Of course, prayers also go out to our state and nation, leaders, military personnel and their families. Also, prayers go out to our homebound and nursing home residents: Idell Bridges, Dolly Chapman, Beatrice Duggar, Bonnie Malone, Byron Millican, Sue Pannell, Louise Roberts, Mildred Roberts, Doris Terry and Ruth Turner.
The children's choir did a marvelous job singing for us last Sunday morning, under the direction of Anna Lisa Powell and Calla Basil. Then before Brother Mike brought the message, Debbie Epting and Alee Nichols sang a beautiful song for us.
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Something fishy definitely happened in HM, the mystery person has something to do with this
(1) ichigo's mom is a quincy stripped of her powers - it would equate to ichigo having such quincy ability but why now? was it dormant? was his shinigami and hollow side overshadowing his quincy powers
(2) My preffered choice - if this ability was given to ichigo by the said mysterious individual who killed opie then the blut vene, blut arterie are like the eyes of the uchiha clan in naruto, were they can give it to other individuals who are capable of using it and it might not be limited to blut vene and arterie. Remember ivan? he was an arrancar right? how did he end up having a quincy bow at the first place? i'm almost sure that this ability was give to ichigo by the mystery person in HM


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"So often, our most vulnerable, our children, are not thought about in a coherent way," Clinton said. "Not only here in New York City, but in our national dialogue. And that was something I felt particularly, in full candor, over the summer, in our election season."
Clinton also reminisced about her first trip to New York. It was 25 years ago this month. She seemed to be announcing to New York's power brokers that she is here to stay.
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: : : : : My husband is in the process of installing a 3/4 horsepower -10 gallon pump into the new drilled well. He is learning as he goes and is vague to me (not sure) when I ask if we can have a water spigot out by the well to water a garden. He is putting in a new large pressure tank over about 75 feet away under a shed and says there will be a faucet there but I want one closer to where the garden will be . Can he put one where the water is coming out of the well and let the pump in the ground do its thing ? There is supposed to be plenty of water - 12 gallon a minute and water is only 43 feet down and it is 103 ft deep. Or will we have to bury a water pipe from the pressue tank to where the garden is. (Or deal with a hose forever?(hate it) Thank you for any advice-Lena
: : : : What you have described isn't going to work well. You have to feed the water from the house side of the pressure tank or when the pump is off, with his check valve on the inlet of the tank tee where it goes, you have no water (pressure) at your hydrant. So he neds to run a line from the pressure tank back t othe hydrant because the pressure switch is on the tank tee. WIth a hydrant between the pump and its switch, the hydrant stays dry when the pump isn't running.
: : : : With no check valve on the inlet to the tank tee, the water used at the hydrant will have to run backwards in the pipe from the pump becasue the pressure tank provides water when the pump isn't ruinning. That running backwards, is not a good idea. So my advice is to run a separate line back (from the house side of the pressure tank) to anywhere you want the hydrant.
: : : : I put hydrants in a 5 gallon bucket filled with gravel with a lot of holes drilled in the bottom and sides and about 6" of gravel around it and cover the top of the bucket and gravel with heavy plastic. Also about 6" of gravel under the bucket.
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: I wouldn't use PVC. At best you'd have a coupler every 20'. I'd use 160 or 200 psi rated 3/4" PE (polyethylene) coiled tubing in a roll as long as the run. That allows no fittings to cause pressure loss except at each end. You can find it at any well pump or plumbing supply store in rolls to 500'. I'd also use the same PE tubing from the well pump to the house. And I'd have the pressure tank, switch and gauge in the house if at all possible.
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: hi gary my wife quit on me she says i need to learn how to post. I just put a question on todays questions about how to connect pe pipe. if you get a chance will you please check it out as i am interestd because i need to curve around some stuff and like you say the fewer inline connects the better. thanks, vinny
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To make well or healthy again, both physically and spiritually. The scriptures contain many examples of miraculous healings by the Lord and his servants.
- I am the Lord that heals thee:Ex. 15:26;
- Naaman dipped himself in the Jordan River seven times and was healed:2 Kgs. 5:1–14;
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- Jesus healed all manner of sickness:Matt. 4:23; ( Matt. 9:35; )
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- They were healed by the power of the Lamb of God:1 Ne. 11:31;
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- He did heal them every one:3 Ne. 17:9;
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So the Jets thing fell through?
Tired of recycling other people's trash, let alone our own. Give Devlin a chance to EARN the #2 Spot and bring in a veteran QB to compete (not named Garrard).
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Id like to keep moore as the backup but I think pat devlin can handle the job
Hell no! That would be a major step back. Franchise is supposed to be moving forward not backwards with trash. Garrard, the Citgo is calling ya.
Has Ireland written off Moore? I didnt see any news of him coming or going.
I believe any man's finest hour - his greatest fulfillment to all he holds dear, is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle...Victorious


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- Floods occur because of heavy rains, a river overflowing, a dam or levy breaking, a tsunami, or melting snow.
- The word "flood" comes from an old English word that means "a flowing of water, river, or sea."
- Floods occur even in the desert.
- Rapidly moving water can be dangerous. It is so powerful it can carry a car, house, tree, or person away. Two feet of water can float a large vehicle, even a bus.
- Some states makes citizens reimburse the cost of their rescue when they drive into flooded areas. Some places call these IDIOT laws.
- 66 percent of flood deaths occur in vehicles, and most happen when drivers make the fatal mistake of trying to navigate through flood waters.
- Just 6 inches of rapidly moving flood water has the strength to knock a person down.
- Flooding poses tremendous danger to both people and property. Since 1900, floods have taken more than 10,000 lives in the United States.
- The Big Thompson Flood in Colorado in 1976, killed 140 people . 95% of those killed in this flash flood tried to outrun the waters along their path rather than climbing rocks or going uphill to higher grounds.
- Floods can kill people, animals and destroy homes, businesses and even farmland. The great Mississippi River Flood of 1993 covered an area 500 miles long and 200 miles wide. More than 50,000 homes were damaged, and 12,000 miles of farmland was destroyed.
Flood Facts
Sometimes a river receives a lot of extra water, either from lots of rain or other natural disasters. When this happens, the water overflows from its normal path in the river bed and possibly onto dry land. This is called a flood. See the fact file below for more information about floods.