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Jonny Wilkinson believes England are beginning to show the hallmarks of the team who won the World Cup in 2003.
The current vintage took a giant step towards their first Six Nations grand slam since that era of dominance with a 17-9 victory over France. The last time England were unbeaten three games into the championship was in 2003 – and Wilkinson senses a similar momentum building.
"What we are doing here is based on good values and a good foundation and that does remind me of 2003," he said. "Not in a romantic, we-are-in exactly-the same-place way. This is a different environment because rugby has moved on.
"In rugby you can't just build a team straight away. You build a spirit, you build that togetherness, you build understanding and you build momentum. In 2003 something very, very solid was put in place and time was taken through attention to detail to develop it, to stick with it, to give guys an opportunity and continue to move on.
"That team lost grand slam deciders but that didn't stop us from improving. This team has done a lot of learning along the way. You can gather momentum, whether you are winning or not, and it can have a snowball effect. Each game we have played so far in the Six Nations and in the autumn has called upon something different from the team. Maybe once or twice you are found wanting but a lot of the time the guys have been able to find whatever it is that has been needed to win."
That was the case against France, though as recently as November England were found wanting in a physical battle against South Africa.
On Saturday England steadied themselves after a rocky first half and ground the French down in a ferocious match. Ben Foden scored the only try of the game, Toby Flood kicked nine points and Wilkinson came off the bench to land a penalty that pushed England two scores clear.
"This was the kind of game that international rugby is all about, where it balances on a knife-edge and comes down to crucial moments," Wilkinson said. "It was tight, intense rugby against a very good team and that is why it was a good win.
"It was always going to be a battle. Those French guys are so, so physical. They are battle-worn and they can ride hits all day. It was going to be a war of attrition. I guess there were echoes of 2003. You need guys who continue to stand up tall, keep getting off the floor. This was an opportunity to see some guts and hard graft."
England will need just those qualities if they are to pull off the grand slam, with fixtures against Scotland at home in a fortnight, and then Ireland in Dublin to come.
Martin Johnson, the manager, was encouraged that the squad's initial reaction to their error-strewn victory was not celebration but a resolve to keep improving, while the fly-half Toby Flood said: "You can't play fantastically the whole of the time and it was hugely important to win, but I think confidence will have taken a little bit of a hit and rightly so – we made some naive mistakes.
"We're still in a good position and we're the only team that can do the grand slam, but there are two huge Tests to come. Scotland love spoiling the party and then we have to go Ireland."
Flood was replaced as a precaution, after 50 minutes, with an achilles injury but he expects to be fit to face the Scots. Wilkinson came on and his first act was to kick a 46-metre penalty, which not only pushed England clear but saw him regain the world points-scoring record from Dan Carter.
"It is may be the first time in my career I have been aware of the situation – and that was only because someone told me in the week," said Wilkinson, who now has 1,190 Test points for England and the Lions. "I did wonder if I would get a penalty today if I came on – and it came up first thing."


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Given an array, write a program to generate a random permutation of array elements. This question is also asked as "shuffle a deck of cards" or "randomize a given array".
Let the given array be arr[]. A simple solution is to create an auxiliary array temp[] which is initially a copy of arr[]. Randomly select an element from temp[], copy the randomly selected element to arr[0] and remove the selected element from temp[]. Repeat the same process n times and keep copying elements to arr[1], arr[2], … . The time complexity of this solution will be O(n^2).
Fisher–Yates shuffle Algorithm works in O(n) time complexity. The assumption here is, we are given a function rand() that generates random number in O(1) time.
The idea is to start from the last element, swap it with a randomly selected element from the whole array (including last). Now consider the array from 0 to n-2 (size reduced by 1), and repeat the process till we hit the first element.
Following is the detailed algorithm
To shuffle an array a of n elements (indices 0..n-1): for i from n - 1 downto 1 do j = random integer with 0 <= j <= i exchange a[j] and a[i]
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// C Program to shuffle a given array #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <time.h> // A utility function to swap to integers void swap (int *a, int *b) { int temp = *a; *a = *b; *b = temp; } // A utility function to print an array void printArray (int arr[], int n) { for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) printf("%d ", arr[i]); printf("\n"); } // A function to generate a random permutation of arr[] void randomize ( int arr[], int n ) { // Use a different seed value so that we don't get same // result each time we run this program srand ( time(NULL) ); // Start from the last element and swap one by one. We don't // need to run for the first element that's why i > 0 for (int i = n-1; i > 0; i--) { // Pick a random index from 0 to i int j = rand() % (i+1); // Swap arr[i] with the element at random index swap(&arr[i], &arr[j]); } } // Driver program to test above function. int main() { int arr[] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8}; int n = sizeof(arr)/ sizeof(arr[0]); randomize (arr, n); printArray(arr, n); return 0; }
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The above function assumes that rand() generates a random number.
Time Complexity: O(n), assuming that the function rand() takes O(1) time.
How does this work?
The probability that ith element (including the last one) goes to last position is 1/n, because we randomly pick an element in first iteration.
The probability that ith element goes to second last position can be proved to be 1/n by dividing it in two cases.
Case 1: i = n-1 (index of last element):
The probability of last element going to second last position is = (probability that last element doesn't stay at its original position) x (probability that the index picked in previous step is picked again so that the last element is swapped)
So the probability = ((n-1)/n) x (1/(n-1)) = 1/n
Case 2: 0 < i < n-1 (index of non-last):
The probability of ith element going to second position = (probability that ith element is not picked in previous iteration) x (probability that ith element is picked in this iteration)
So the probability = ((n-1)/n) x (1/(n-1)) = 1/n
We can easily generalize above proof for any other position.
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There has always been much agonising and disagreement about the definition, purpose, and methods of comparative education. But there might be general agreement on one thing, namely, that among the aims of comparative inquiry in education should be the intention to learn from the foreign experience, to identify aspects of educational provision 'elsewhere' that might serve as lessons for the 'home' situation, that might be 'borrowed' or 'copied', 'emulated', 'imported', 'appropriated' — the vocabulary is both diverse and in various ways problematic — that might result, in Michael Sadler's words, 'in our being better fitted to understand our own [system]' (Sadler, 1900, in Higginson, 1979).
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Post subject: 2014 Draft Thoughts and Grades
Overall I'm rather dissatisfied with our draft and what unfolded. As for my grades here goes :
Round 1, #19.) Ja'wuan James OT Tennessee, We all knew help was needed on the pffensive line and the Dolphins staff fell in love with James like a teenager in high school. I was given word the day before that Miami was serious about taking him with our first pick, I thought it was an April Fools joke in May. I had him ranked initially at #77 and he moved up to the 60's but that was more because I was pressing Miamis needs more than his talents. A double hurt is that we were offered a trade but hearing we wanted too much instead the Saints went to Arizona. With Martin and Lewan off the board I would have taken #27 and picking
Xavier Su'a-Filo
along with selection #91.
Grade : C
Round 2 #63.)Jarvis Landry WR LSU. Another head scratcher for me. True the status of Hartline and Gibson coming back from injury is an unknown in terms of what they can produce on the field. With Landry, you have a drafted a slot receiver, average at best speed with great hands. Not that I don't like him but once again we drafted way to early, onmy board he was at 72 and in all probability wouls have been available to us in round 3.
Morgan Moses
made more sense here with the additional picks we accumulated trading down.
Grade : C-
Round 3 #66.) Billy Turner OT North Dakota State. Here is what I don't understand we move up to draft a tackle who will not play tackle that came from a small school who will have to switch positions as a rookie in the NFL. What could go wrong? We should have stayed with the picks at 81 and 116 where we could have picked both
Trai Turner & Martavis Bryant
or any other combination of players available. Once again, drafted higher than my grade and then switching his position, ouch.
Grade : D
Round 4 #125.) Walt Aikens CB Liberty. I like this kid. He really impressed me during the Senior Bowl. What I don't like is once again drafting a player too early. I'm sure he could have been available late in round five as I had the Jaguars taking him in early round six.
Grade : C+
Round 5 #155.) Arthur Lynch TE Georgia. We do need a tight end with good blocking skills, but better yet would have been one as a seam threat. More than likely this signals the end of Egnew. Similar in comparison to Fasano I was actually hoping to hear Aaron Murrays name here.
Grade : B-
Round 5 #171.) Jordan Tripp OLB Montana. It takes till the end of round 5 for the Dolphins to actually draft someone I like, at a position I like, at a spot in the draft I like for their selection. At the least, he offers great special teams play and if the matador currently at OLB aka Phillip Wheeler doesn't improve he may end up seeing some snaps sooner than expected. Surprised that Miami drafted someone with high character.
Grade B+
Round 6 #190.) Matt Hazel WR Coastal Carolina. He has decent speed , runs some nice routes. I was kind of surprised we drafted him after landing Jarvis Landry. I started noticing Hazel when I was following Lorenzo Taliaferro at Coastal Carolina. He certainly has a chance to make the roster. It may well be Wallace, Hartline, Gibson, Landry and Hazel as our week one wide receiver group.
Grade B
Round 7 #234.) Terrence Fede DE Marist. I know absolutely nothing about this kid. There is nothing for me to grade him on. I wanted, Trey Millard FB Oklahoma here. Nothing to go on with Terrence here.
Grade : None
In conclusion, there was nothing Hickey did that absolutely wowed me or impressed me as a brilliant move. As a comparison, he offered what Ireland has done, coming up short with the early picks and doing ok with some drafted later on. I find my mocks and picks more closely aligned to what unfurrows in San Francisco, Baltimore, Seattle and Pittsburgh. I was hoping for more but was resigned after our pick in the first round. I so desperately want to be wrong, but year after year unfortunately will not make it so.
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I agree 100 percent on everything you said regarding the billy turner pick and to give up a pick to do it also. A small school kid has enough of a adjustment to the next level as it is now to ask him to move positions hmmm. Marcus Martin went to the 49ers a couple picks later who I really liked who had 2 years of experience playing G and could have been great insurance for pouncey at C also.
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I really like James as a prospect had him ranked 37th what really bothers me is Hickey saying he had trade options but didn't feel the compensation extra 3rd round was worth the risk of losing him. Pretty sure nobody was taking James before 27. I however do like James ability to pass protect a lot and if he was our guy and he plays very good that's all that matters.
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Lol....poor reasoning based off of hindsight....
People get mad they didn't draft player they liked and as a result you grade the draft low...
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Posted: Sun May 11, 2014 9:43 pm
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fishfan4life wrote:
I really like James as a prospect had him ranked 37th what really bothers me is Hickey saying he had trade options but didn't feel the compensation extra 3rd round was worth the risk of losing him.
Pretty sure
nobody was taking James before 27. I however do like James ability to pass protect a lot and if he was our guy and he plays very good that's all that matters.
the bolded is the key word... if it is a guy you covet, you grab him. you dont hope hes there 7 spots later.
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I like Billy Turner as a player, and I'm OK with him being a Dolphin.
I'm OK with the Landry pick, but I much rather would of had stayed put in the second and drafted Cody Latimer or Allen Robinson.
I disagree with your draft grade.........
Overall I give this Dolphins draft a resounding F
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Overall, pretty impressed with the draft. Hickey avoided making any rash decisions to give up the farm for a player to appease a fan base that you might have expected from a GM who might only have one year to make his mark on this franchise. While it wasn't sexy, I think they got great value in all rounds except for the 1st pick, but that was a player they clearly identified as their guy. Cant really blame them for not wanting to miss out by trading back a few spots.
I would have liked to see them bring in DeAnthony Thomas though and will wonder "what if" if KC didn't pick hi right before us. He had Lazors toy written all over him.
I thought the UDFA haul was pretty good too.
Overall, B/B- range.
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we needed lineman desperately so i knew it wasnt going to be a sexy draft. Most ppl are btching cus we either didnt take the guy they wanted or they felt we reached. Wont know till this season or next who was right or wrong, but i like the positions we addressed. Hopefully they work out and we have a solid season.
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Lol....poor reasoning based off of hindsight....
People get mad they didn't draft player they liked and as a result you grade the draft low...
It kinda is the point though - draft grade can only relate to two things - the fit in the team, and who else was available that we could have picked instead.
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I'm not going to hate on the James pick in the first round, as the options behind him were clearly lacking. Morgan Moses, a player many thought was a end of the first round pick, wasn't drafted untill the 3rd round, by a team desperate the find talent for the OL as they didn't have many picks to begin with. Clearly the ENTIRE NFL thought that the rumors about him being lazy and having a poor work ethic were valid. The phins went with the player that had the best blend of mental talent, physical talent, and work ethic. So hear is how I would grade the draft, based on my opinion of how I think Philbin sees the phins.
1st round, C. The phins wanted to trade back, but couldn't find a partner as other teams were willing to accept less compensation. The phins, worried about a run on OT's, as 4 were already off the board, stuck with the player they wanted on the end of the first and drafted James. James will start from day one. He will get better as he works on his technique and his strength and conditioning. James is a massive OT, with prototypical height, weight, and arm length. He is an upgrade over the sucking wound we have had at RT the last 2 years. By the way, James is mentally tough, I loved the fact that he has already called out Clowney.
2nd round, B. Philbin has been extremely frustrated with our WR's lack of route discipline. Philbin wants an offense based on short and intermediate timing routes. To do this your WR's don't need to be the biggest or the fastest, they need to know how to work a route. Hartline is the only WR we have that possesses that skill. Which is the reason Tannehill was able to connect with him. Landry is a technician at running routes. Every scouting report I read stated that he was fantastic at working his route to get separation. You have to remember that Landry won't be competing with top CB's. As the slot WR he will have a back up CB covering him, or a S or OLB. He will be able to get open. He is the safety valve for our offense next season. Landry worked his way from back of the roster, to the best WR on his team. He shows mental toughness and determination. We were also able to trade back twice and still get our targeted player. For fans who scream about trading back, Hickey does it twice and doesn't get any credit.
3rd round, B. Once again, the phins had to react to the draft unfolding in front of them. Olineman began to fly off the board, fearing another run on Olineman, Hickey traded up to get the player they wanted. Turner had been on miami's radar from the very beginning. The phins had him pegged as a LG, so the positions switch is part of why they drafted him. It isn't like he was horrible as an OT, so they had to switch him to OG. Turner will go into camp and work as a LG from the start. Turner is one of my favorite players, as I love his passion for the game. He grew up in a football family and it shows. This kid is going to work his butt off to improve. We get a starting LG in the third rnd, and people complain.
4th round. C, I didn't watch any of his tape, but at this point special teams becomes just as much of a consideration as talent at your position. From what I read Aikens is an aggressive tackler, so he should be able to contribute right away.
5th round, B. Again a run on TE's forced the phins to take a player they needed a little higher than planned. It's no secret that Philbin wants TE's that can block. Lynch just has the added bonus that he has good hands, and runs decent routes. Should have a roster spot from day one as the 3rd TE.
5th round, A. I watched some tape of Tripp and was impressed at how he seems to be everywhere on the field. I never expected the phins to draft him, so this is a surprise. Once again, a player with a high motor, and great attitude, and work ethic. Are you starting to see the pattern here. In the end he may just wind up being a special teams ace, but again those are needed on every team. A strong tackler, with great instincts.
6th round, C. Hazel is another WR known for crisp route running. Again Philben's preference in WR is on display. Good hands, good route running, mentally tough.
7th round, C. Looking into Fede's background, he comes across as an overachiever, but with decent physical talents. Again I'm thinking special teams here, but you never know when someone might develop into something special.
Overall I give the draft a B. This team is finally taking the shape of a true "Philbin" team. There is going to be some bumps in the road as Hickey gets Philbin the type of players he wants to build the team. This really is just the first step, as it is apparent that Ireland drafted the players HE wanted, not what Philbin requested.
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Lol....poor reasoning based off of hindsight....
People get mad they didn't draft player they liked and as a result you grade the draft low...
I see it the same way.
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Overall I give this Dolphins draft a resounding F
What? Why?
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a lot of people had us drafting "Tiny" at RT and had we... most would've been ok with it.. but he went undrafted... we didn't go "sexy" with picks.. we did draft blue collar hard working guys... maybe guys with something to prove... I will wait to pass judgement on this draft.
Plus I want to see what happens with Jordon .... DE or OLB ?
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I would've immediately given this draft an "A" if we traded back for XS-F, and got a RT (Moses or James) in the 2nd round. I still would've drafted Billy Turner in the 3rd for depth and maybe to have him turn into a starter. I'm really hoping XS-F doesn't turn into an All-Pro.
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I think this draft will have a positive effect on the overall performance ofthe team but may not have the bright sparkly indicators that you can point to that will prove it.
This is a foundation draft, something to build from, not the shiny pieces that put you over the top once the foundation is set.
i think this type of draft will hopefully be able to come in and plug in early, adding to the late bloomers of the 2013 draft to get us 9/10 wins
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i like how this is a NC based company that was advertising on a show about muslims in MI.. and who gets involved to start a fight? some dickhead from CA.. wheres the sense in that exactly? and he's gonna pressure the CA state government to fix the issue? wheres the seperation bewteen church and state exactly? or is there no seperation of mosque and state? the bottom line is lowes can advertise when and where they want.. they pay for it not the CA state legislature or the muslim groups involved. i bet lowes would gladly reinstate the advertising if say the ca state senator wanted to pay for half since it;s such a big f^&king deal to him.. maybe it was advertising that wasn't profitable? this will send a clear message to companies to not start advertising during shows related to ANY religion. now that i think abouit it that might work out well for all of us!
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PARIS (AP) – It was after a second-round victory at the 2007 French Open that Maria Sharapova famously compared her movement on red clay to a "cow on ice."
And nowadays?
"I do occasionally still feel like it," Sharapova said Tuesday, "and I'm sure I look like it, too."
MORE: Nadal opens with an easy win
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PHOTOS: Maria Sharapova in focus
Not quite. Certainly not in the first round of this year's French Open, anyway.
Looking rather comfortable moving around on the slow surface and getting off to a quick start at the only Grand Slam tournament she's never won, Sharapova produced a perfect score at Roland Garros on Tuesday, beating 78th-ranked Alexandra Cadantu of Romania 6-0, 6-0 in 48 minutes.
Truth is, the second-seeded Sharapova never gave her opponent much of a chance, compiling an 18-0 edge in winners. Sharapova won 51 points and lost only 18.
She didn't need to expend much energy out there, but she figures that she's in good enough condition physically to be handle what can be a grueling place to play the seven matches required to earn a Grand Slam title.
Sharapova won Wimbledon in 2004, the U.S. Open in 2006, and the Australian Open in 2008. The best she's ever done at the French Open, however, was getting to the semifinals twice, in 2007 and last year.
Getting more and more efficient on clay, Sharapova is coming off a second consecutive Italian Open title on the surface last week.
In the past, Sharapova knows full well, a grueling three-set match at Roland Garros might leave her too sapped to be at her best in the following round.
"For the next match, it was just like the balloon popped or something, like … you could tell my energy level wasn't there (and I) wasn't moving so good," she said. "And that has improved a lot, and helps me mentally, knowing that I don't feel like I'm saving myself so much."
The way Sharapova looks at it, she needed to focus on having better fitness and consistency from point to point, and from match to match — and she has.
"Over the years, you learn what your body can take, what it can't, what you need, how you recover better, little by little," she explained. "I mean, look, I'm not ever going to be lifting 50-pound weights anytime soon — or ever — but it's little things, little muscles, little explosive steps that I feel like I've improved."
The 22-year-old Cadantu has never beaten someone ranked in the top 60, falling to 0-6 in such matches. She's also now 0-2 in Grand Slam matches.
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A Florida mother says she is bewildered after she was arrested and charged with child neglect for letting her son walk to a nearby park alone.
"I'm totally dumbfounded by this whole situation," Port St. Lucie resident Nicole Gainey told WPTV.
Gainey thought nothing of letting Dominic, her 7-year-old son, walk to Sportsman's Park on Saturday.
The park is about half a mile from Gainey's home and it takes Dominic between 10 to 15 minutes to make the jaunt.
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Wednesday, January 28, 2009
My pick for NBA All-Star reserves (East-West)
devin harris - pg
joe johnson - sg
jameer nelson - pg
paul pierce - sf
danny granger - sf
boris diaw - c/pf
chris bosh - pf
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Tony Parker - pg
chauncey Billups - pg
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Alec Baldwin's "rude, thoughtless, little pig" of a daughter
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Monday, January 26, 2009
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"People in a democratic country wouldn't let their government restrict family size ... would they?"
Key point by Will Saletan:
What a mess. On one side, we have the Catholic bishops, who are so adamantly opposed to contraception that they're blocking the provision of birth control for voluntary use. On the other side, we have an emerging near-majority of the population that now favors coercive limits on family size. Do the math: The Church claims to represent 80 percent of the population, yet more than 80 percent reject its teachings on contraception, and 44 percent think the government should impose laws in precisely the opposite direction. It looks as though the bishops' anti-contraceptive absolutism is driving their own flock into the arms of a totalitarian remedy.
Saturday, January 17, 2009
If Global Warming is real, then why is it cold?
Tender moments at Hamas HQ
From a jaw-droppingly fascinating NYT story yesterday:
In a different part of town, another young fighter and his wife were getting ready to go see her brother, 20, who had been wounded in southwest Gaza City two nights ago while bringing food to fighters. The fighter, 27, in dark jeans and Timberland-style boots, swaggered with words about Islam and duty to his people. Hamas is doctrinally opposed to Israel's right to exist.
"It's either victory while alive, or martyrdom," he said. "Both ways are victory."
His wife, in a white head scarf, agreed.
"Two days ago, he was very tired and he didn't want to leave the house," she said. "I told him you have to leave, you have a responsibility."
But the sight of her brother unconscious in the hospital bed seemed to jolt the couple into an alternate reality, one where they were vulnerable and afraid. The man's eyes glistened with tears as he asked the doctor question after question.
Back outside, the woman regained her composure.
"I prefer you as a martyr," she said to her husband.
"What if I am injured?" he asked.
She repeated her preference for death.
Could somebody tell these people that there are ways to resolve a bad relationship that do not involve blowing up buses full of schoolchildren?
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Child Abuse in Gaza
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Wednesday, January 07, 2009
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I have my first appointment with our potential midwife on Tuesday, when I will be about 7.5 weeks. What should I expect to take place? She said it was mostly a "getting to know each other" meeting, but I'm curious if any sort of exam will be done, or what.
I'm also trying to think of a list of questions to take for her, mostly about how many births she's done, how many emergencies she's had, any fatalities that have occurred, how to handle emergency transport, etc. Can you ladies think of anything else I should ask?
For the record, this is my third pregnancy -- I birthed my son at home in 2005 and had a m/c at 6 weeks in 2009.
All midwives are different, but here's my experience:
Our first visit really WAS just getting to know each other. We talked a lot about nutrition, if I remember. They weighed me, made sure I was taking a prenatal vitamin, and I think did a urine test. They may have palpatated my abdomen, but maybe not as I'm not sure there is much to feel that early on. There was no internal exam, for sure. (Actually, the first internal exam I ever had was well into active labor.) But I would say of the hour we spent 45 minutes just talking and then 15 minutes doing any sort of exam part.
You might want to ask what happens if you go into labor at the same time as another client.
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Thanks so much! I'll add that to my list. :D
My MW went over a lot of things about good nutrition at the first visit, did urine test, took BP reading, and I think thats about it, other than just talking to eachother, asking questions, addressing concerns, etc.
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Clive Cussler, the author of sixteen consecutive New York Times bestsellers, unleashes a hero for the next millennium in an electrifying new series of unrelenting action and edge-of-your-seat thrills.
When Kurt Austin, the leader of a courageous National Underwater & Marine Agency exploration team, rescues beautiful marine archaeologist Nina Kirov off the coast of Morocco, he becomes the next target of Texas industrialist Don Halcon. A madman bent on carving a new nation out of the southwestern United States and Mexico, Halcon's scheme hinges on Nina's recent discovery involving Christopher Columbus, and a priceless pre-Columbian antiquity buried in the battered remains of the sunken Italian luxury liner Andrea Doria. Only Kurt Austin and his crack NUMA team stand between Halcon and the Andrea Doria's silent steel hull -- and if their deadly mission fails, Halcon will ride to power on a wave of death and destruction.
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Kurt Austin, head of an underwater exploration team, rescues a beautiful marine archaeologist who was on the verge of recovering a carved stone head that will prove that Columbus was not the first European to discover America.
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