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Jan Lievens (Dutch, 16071674), Still Life with Books, ca. 16271628. Oil on panel, 35 9/16 x 46 15/16 in. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. SK-A-4090.
From 17 May to 9 August 2009, the
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will present a major retrospective of Jan Lievens (1607-1674), friend and rival of Rembrandt. A child prodigy, Lievens was one of the most highly regarded and successful artists of his time. Daring and innovative as a painter, draughtsman and printmaker, Lievens created a number of memorable character studies, genre scenes, landscapes, formal portraits, and religious and allegorical images that were not only widely praised and highly valued during his lifetime but also today.
Nevertheless, his posthumous reputation has never risen to a level commensurate with the quality of his individual works. This phenomenon is partly explained by the peripatetic character of his career, which began in his native Leiden where he shared a studio with Rembrandt -, but which also included extended stays in London, Antwerp, and Amsterdam, and partly by the range of styles in which he worked. This exhibition will, for the first time, present an overview of the full range of Lievens career, one that will allow a needed reassessment of his artistic contribution. It will include about 45 of his finest paintings, drawn from collections in England, Europe, and America, and a select group of his drawings and prints.
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In constrast to other conventional brances of spectroscopy, Raman spectroscopy deals with the scattering of light & not with its absorption.
Raman Effect
Chandrasekhar Venkat Raman discovered in 1928 that if light of a definite frequency is passed through any substance in gaseous, liquid or solid state, the light scattered at right angles contains radiations not only of the original frequency (Rayleigh Scattering) but also of some other frequencies which are generally lower but occasionally higher than the frequency of the incident light.
The phenomenon of scattering of light by a substance when the frequencies of radiations scattered at right angles are different (generally lower and only occasionally higher) from the frequency of the incident light, is known as Raman Scattering or Raman effect.
The lines of lower frequencies as known as Stokes lines while those of higher frequencies are called anti-stokes lines.
If f is the frequency of the incident light & f' that of a particular line in the scattered spectrum, then the difference f-f' is known as the Raman Frequency. This frequency is independent of the frequency of the incident light. It is constant and is characteristic of the substance exposed to the incident light.
A striking feature of Raman Scattering is that Raman Frequencies are identical, within the limits of experimental error, with those obtained from rotation-vibration (infrared) spectra of the substance.
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Advantage of Raman Effects
- Raman Spectroscopy can be used not only for gases but also for liquids & solids for which the infrared spectra are so diffuse as to be of little quantitative value.
- Raman Effect is exhibited not only by polar molecules but also by non-polar molecules such as O2, N2, Cl2 etc.
- The rotation-vibration changes in non-polar molecules can be observed only by Raman Spectroscopy.
- The most important advantage of Raman Spectra is that it involves measurement of frequencies of scattered radiations, which are only slightly different from the frequencies of incident radiations. Thus, by appropriate choice of the incident radiations, the scattered spectral lines are brought into a convenient region of the spectrum, generally in the visible region where they are easily observed. The measurement of the corresponding infrared spectra is much more difficult.
- It uses visible or ultraviolet radiation rather than infrared radiation.
- Investigation of biological systems such as the polypeptides and the proteins in aqueous solution.
- Determination of structures of molecules.
RAMAN was awarded the 1930 Physics Nobel Prize for this.
Classical Theory of Raman Effect
The classical theory of Raman effect, also called the polarizability theory, was developed by G. Placzek in 1934. I shall discuss it briefly here. It is known from electrostatics that the electric field associated with the electromagnetic radiation induces a dipole moment in the molecule, given by
where is the polarizability of the molecule. The electric field vector itself is given by
where is the amplitude of the vibrating electric field vector and is the frequency of the incident light radiation.
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Such an oscillating dipole emits radiation of its own oscillation with a frequency , giving the Rayleigh scattered beam. If, however, the polarizability varies slightly with molecular vibration, we can write
where the coordinate q describes the molecular vibration. We can also write q as:
Where is the amplitude of the molecular vibration and is its (molecular) frequency. From Eqs. 4 & 5, we have
Substituting for in (3), we have
Making use of the trigonometric relation this equation reduces to:
Thus, we find that the oscillating dipole has three distinct frequency components:
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3• (2 & 3 with very small amplitudes of . Hence, the Raman spectrum of a vibrating molecule consists of a relatively intense band at the incident frequency and two very weak bands at frequencies slightly above and below that of the intense band.
If, however, the molecular vibration does not change the polarizability of the molecule then so that the dipole oscillates only at the frequency of the incident (exciting) radiation. The same is true for the molecular rotation. We conclude that for a molecular vibration or rotation to be active in the Raman Spectrum, it must cause a change in the molecular polarizability, i.e., …….(9)
Homonuclear diatomic molecules such as which do not show IR Spectra since they don't possess a permanent dipole moment, do show Raman spectra since their vibration is accompanied by a change in polarizability of the molecule. As a consequence of the change in polarizability, there occurs a change in the induced dipole moment at the vibrational frequency.
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Kortright said, "None of the scene was left. If you remember the scene, there wasn't a cement block. It was a two story cement block house and there wasn't a block above ground levels there." Authorities can't say that he had evil intentions of killing everybody, but think he did something extremely stupid that resulted in six deaths.
According to Kortright, "Anybody who was a witness died in the explosion, so it was a hard case to prosecute and hopefully some closure for the families of six people that should be alive today."
While McComsey's plea brings some closure for the victim's families, authorities in Washington County also said it's a time to remember the hard work of the first responders.
"The firemen on this case went from the Slocam triple homicide directly over to six more bodies," said Kortright.
Their hard work and dedication to the North Country needs to be remembered.
Kortright said, "There were nine people that died in Washington County that day and all the folks responding to that are absolutely amazing."
McComsey's plea will result in a prison sentence of one to three years.


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.,,«. Baee THE LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1943 H-. M"*-., r^iT Post J Receives Rewarded for Sales Totaling $213/35 In Third War Loan A -citation from the U, S. Treasury Department was pre-sented to Senior Warden John J. Leonard at a meeting of Post J, Air Raid Protection, Monday night In its headquarters in the Lexington Apartments, in recog-nition of its achievement in sell- Ing $213,425 worth of bonds dur-ing the Third-War Loan drive. The presentation was made by Cyril C. Ryan, assistant director of Civilian Protection for Free-port, No other post approached the record of this group. The citation reads: "For meritorious services ren-dered during the Third War Loan, Sept. 9th-Oct. 2nd, 1943, this citation is awarded to J. J. Leonard and members of Civilian Protection J by the War Fi-nance Committee of New York State/' ^ and recognized as standard by all groups aiding th war effort." Mr. Ryan added that such ; signal effort would be looked upon "by your returning jieroci in a most favorable light." Mr. Leonard in accepting tin citation, said it would be fram ed and hung in post headquar tera. A vote of thanks was extend ed to Sigmund M. Kalban, who sold $79,000 worth of bonds dur ing the drive. Presbyterian* Have Sendee of Carols Noted soloists participated In the Christmas carol service giv en by the choir of the Freeport Presbyterian Church Sunday night. They were Miss Anna Steck, contralto soloist of a church in New York; Floyd Worthington, tenor, now singing leading roles with the Philadel-phia Opera Co., and Henry Becker baritone, formerly on the air with Fred Waring's orches-tra. Miss Evelyn Stafford, sop-rano, a member of the. local executive member; Leone D. Howcll, Nassau County chair? man; Henry Morgcnthau, Jr., secretary of the treasurer, and W. Randolph Burgess, state chairman. . Mr. Ryan expressed pleasure in presenting the post "one of the highest honors bestowed upon a civilian organization in time of war." "We, who do not have the privilege of engaging in the su-prame effort of-actual front line^ Kghting, often wonder what further contribution we can make to hasten the successful conclu-sion of this great conflict," he continued, "At times we& as all groups, are called upon to aid in such an Important undertaking as a War Loan Drive which fur-nishes the lubricants of our war machine and provides the where-with- all for our gallant fighters In the field, as well as our work-ers in our war plants. "In your work for the Third War Loan you have successful-ly achieved a goal to be both Miss Mabel Nichols was orga- -nist and director.— ... Between the carols, during the first half of the program) there was a pageant, in which Gcne-vicve Dixon, impersonated Mary in Bethlehem; Walter Lang, Nor-man Tucker and Charles Ash-down, kings, and William Rie-fcnstahl and Paul Heller, shep-herds. James Boyden, chairman of the music committee, gave a brief Christmas message, and prayer was offered by E. Wil-a few <Xoae* or When your throat la Irritated due to coughs, colds, In-dustrial dust or ex* ce:sl?e smoking use DR. STnBLB'8 BBNZOMINT, the Throat Specialist In a bottle. In use as a household remedy for over 40 years. Bold, by yowr neighborhood As, 7*" ^'^ Church Street Baldwin 85 Street 28*8 —AHEAD OF BROADWAY AT FREEPORT SINATRA SHOW OX THE SCHEZW MEW EVE ONLY ' FRIDA?, DEC. 31 Starting at S P. M. O#* Safe O JVo Heaeroed —— n lard tfelland. During the Inter-mission for tbe offertory; Yon's "Jesu JBjimbmo," was played by a trio with Miss Nichols at the organ, Edward Stevens/Tplaylng the piano, and James Boyden the violin. A composition, "The Chridtchild," by Miss Nichols, was sung by the quartet* Participating were the senior choir comprising Miss Stafford, Dorothymao Woodbury, Eleanor Corlett, Jessie Helland, Mrs. Aoyden, Mrs. Firth, M.G. Pears* all, Mr. Boyden, Mr. Holland and Mr. Stevenson, and the ju-nior choir, Mary Sprague, Euge-nie VandcWater, Doris Ashdown, Virginia Brittingham, Patricia Terry, Marianne Barone, Marjo-rie Crouch,.. Betty Simonds and Audrey Southard. Dodd and Spltzler Bill Dodd, 11-year-old son of Dr. John W. Dodd, superintend-ent of Schools, dnd Robert Spitz-ler, 12-year-old eon of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Spitzler of 192 Pennsylvania ave., have been chosen as members of the Boys' hoir in the Cathedral of the Incarnation, Garden City. At the suggestion of Miss Wi-anna* Bruner and Miss Miriam Roberts, members of the xhusic department of Frccport Higtt School, a tryout was arranged with Dr. Maurice Garabrant, or-ganist and .choirmaster at the YOU KNOW WHAT? You should start the new year right. Have us Install modern lighting fixture. FRISB* Cathedral Since the boys' voices were judged to be exceptionally good, without the usual proba-tionary period, they were hon-ored by being selected to sing at the morning and afternoon services on Sundays. Lowell Patton Plays At H.S. Assemblies Lowell Patton, N.B.C. organist, played at the Christmas assem-blies of the Frceport junior and senior high school. The girls* chorus, under the direction of Miss Miriam Rob^- erts of the music department, participated in candle light pro-cessional, singing "Adeste Ride-lls" In English and Latin. Mrs. Thomas W. Cann, Jr., of the English department sang "O Holy Night" and "Gesu Bam-bino" by Pietri Yon. The audi-n familiar Christmaa carols. Men in service who happened to be on furlough, attended the senior assembly. Some addressed the students. OPMCW&l PAPER FREEPORT, N.Y., THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1944 Business Women Have Christmas Party 1*he Frceport Business Women gave the\ annual Christmas pan* ;Tty at a supper in the Elks club house Thursday night. The mem* bers just haoTni social time, Mrs. Lena Ruppert, the president was in charge. Others present were Mrs. Alice Anderson, the aecre* tary; Mrs. Isabello Tree, Mrs, Christina Edwards, Mrs. Sallie Buckley, Miss Nellie License" and Miss Ethel Whittet. Ryan Leads Fight To Get Coal for Freeport Homes Takes Matter All The Way to Capital; Promised Supply 'an, BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS Village Trustee Cyril C. Ry who led the successful fight, against the Washington order to close down the Municipal Power Plant, is leading a drive to ob-tain sufficient coal for residents of Frceport, many of whose homes have been entirely with-out fuel during the recent cold Good Neighbors Needed to Aid 111 Mothers Who Can't Get Help Call Issued for Volunteers to Give Household and Nursing Servke In Emergency Iljl ness, •l ac«k of nurse_s_,, both. .r-e^g.*i;s*t.te,rAe*.du <a*n"du ppiraaccttiiccaail,, and domestic help have created a serious situation* in Freeport, Many persons who could afford to pay for nurs-ing care and someone to do the household work while have had to call on their friends and relatives for ance, because no help was available. ill assist- But many mothers have one on whom to call despite the fact that they are down with th grippe, influenza or other mala-dy. In fact the situation has be-come so critical a group of Lead an Aotlv6 Life TRUSSES — ABDOMINAL BELTS SUIMMCAL APPLIANCES ELASTIC STOCKINGS Freeport Surgical Appliance Co. (FHIBDMAN'8 PHARMACY) 65 West Sunrise Freeport 1 Through his mothers has gdtten together and Lf??^L ^ ca"rs"| proposed the organization . of .the *,",.,. i Good Neighbors to meet the si-i^ i ?c VIEBROCK'S ONCE YOU TRY "EM \YOUTA ALWAYS BUY "EM.- From our own kitchen — we know they are pure, wholesome, delicious. French Chotolate* Ib. All. NUT & AlUIT ASSORTMENT Milk Chocolate Covered All NUT Assortment MILK CHOCOLATE $2.00 French Butter and Cream C A_R A M E IS It). Ib. Xma: HARDY CANDY Ib. cellophane Sodas — Lynches -?- Candles "WE CLOSE TUESDAY AT)8 P.M. . of coal a day have been promis-ed the village, though he has been advised it will be necessary for dealers to accept 12^ per-cent of soft coal to make up for the shortage of anthracite in the east, until April 1, Wednesday of last week, Wal-lace T. Wells as superintendent of buildings, wired C. J. Potter, fuel administrator in Washing-ton: r. isbortage creates ^*e^y/%nf^r!i^c^ ^a^:*l^^^*4^g^^^"ou? FROM 08 TO YOD WANTS WaMate & Company Aw*. Main endee $la#len Mai? *& a* TO SEE YOU MOBILOIL MOBIL6AS " Supador SAndca S*a. Wd, a* long Baath 9508 .^'JS^JiJ:— dealers imperative." "* Meanwhile M?. Ryan'had been in contact with Walter Dockc-rell, of the O.P.A., in New York, and had tried to reach Dr. Pot-ter. That night the administra-tor telephoned from the capital and the trustee told him -there were only one car load of coal in Freeport, whereas five were needed daily to supply the de-mand. It was at that time Dr. Potter promised that Freeport would get the five cars dally, but would have to accept some bituminous coal. The two also talked over the telephone on Friday, when Mr. -_ Ryan again insisted on Frccport getting coal enough to provide all who needed-itr =<*• versions Ot' tuation. They have found tKat such a group could do various things in a home whore the mother was ill, the father in the service or at work all day, and one or more children too young to assist household duties. These include marketing, tidying up a little, do-ing emergency washing or iron-coal on the furnace, in add care. . ' ' --^=^-7 MrK E. A. Pollard Jones, who is heading the organization for the present, cited one case that had come to her attention. A mother of four children ranging in age from 2 to 8, whose hus-band is a soldier in Honolulu was taken ill and confined to her bed. She could do no house wqrk or care for the children. She had no relatives or friends on whom to call. Her physician got in touch with several Red Cross workers and they have taken the situation in hand, . Mrs* Jones explained that this is only one of many such cases. She appealed to THE LEADER to assist her in organizing a vo-lunteer group of Good Neigh-bors to pitch in and assist ere who arc taken ill. and un*. -able to take care of their homes. Salvation Army Buys Old Odd fellow* Hall title Expired Variance* Referred *o Vlelblg Wallace T. Wells, superinten-dent of buildings, has referred to Village Counsel Henry P. Viclbig a list of twelve cases in which variances were granted by the former Zoning Board of Zoning Appeals for limited times, and not followed i*p when the expiration .dates expired. Mr. Wells submitted the list to the new appeals board, at a meeting early in December. Aft-er considering the matter, Mar-tin H. Wcyrauch, the chairman, CENTS A COPY Fourth War Loan Campaign Leaders Beady for Tasks FreepoM Worker* Organize to Sell $1,500,000 bond* Organization for the Fourth War Loan drive in Frceport completed at a meeting of was rep. &", **. wcyraucn, tne chairman, rcsentatives of numerous organ:* suggested that he take the mat- ' ter up with th@t Village Counsel and^robtain his advice on what Action to take. zations of the village in the Mu-< Building last night. Rob" acuon to take. j *" & Pattergon, chairman of The Salvation Army will take Several of the variances cxpir- the Frcepbrt bond and stamp on Feb. 1, to the former cd in 1941 and the others on btaff, presided. ' FeMpwg..bundin@;^n_Churj:h. dates from then. on , unjil_lasj_—H«—explained-^tbat—Fweport— St.," which, is ^'be converj^'lnn^^' ^^ were., discovered by - to its Freeport citadel, Capt, Ficd. Crosslcy announced today. The occupants of the two stores on the ground floor will be ex-pected to vacate the premises on that day. The property is being acquired at a cost of $12,500 and it is planned to spend $16,000 more in converting the structure for Sal-vation Army use. There will be a chapel on the ground floor, and the upper floor will be equipped for youth work. Mr. Wells in going over the proceedings of the group which i ^ resigned resented because being the members "ornamental" by Mayor Clinton M. Flint. 3 In Family Hurt In First 1944 Crash Three members of one family were injured in the first, automo-had been assigned a quota of $1,500,000 to be reached during the campaign which is to get un-referred to as der way on Tuesday, Jan. 18, M»,,_- f^:-,.. ^j continue through Tuesday, Feb. IS.* This community has met its quota in all previous war loan drives, he asserted; he was sure it would do so: bile accident of "the a new\ year, a the__forthco*nuig -campaign* M. Summers, L-7.^1. •' ." \f^ of the Preepprt* salvager-commit^ rr? _ Bert that Harold L. Itkes, na%. tional ,fuel administrator, has permitted the companies to send anthracite coal to Chicago and western points that never used hard coal before* At any rate Mr. Ickes last week put a ban on further shipments of anthra-cite to the west. Another dealer explained that in previous years several Nas-sau County coal dealers had trucked coal directly from the mines. This year they .were re-fused gasoline for this purpose. This cut local receipts consider-able, it was said, and! the au-thorities refused to increase al-lotments to other "dealers to make up for this deficiency. CoaT receipts liave increased since Mr* Ryan made his appeal, and the interest Is in whether Freeport will continue to receive the coal it needs. a permanent secretary is f oundj TMrsr Jpnjdif is "ready j *o ac-cept^ theZof f era of volunteers for tn?- gi*bupr=Fbr- the come Good_ Neighbors there is an enrollment blank at the bot-tom of this page which may be filled in and mailed to Mrs. Jones. Physicians, the Frceport Cross branch and hospital and social workers are expected to provide the names of mothers needing assistance. Mrs. Jones expressed the opinion that it would be necessary to continue the Good Neighbor work for at least two months* National War Fund Stlir Being Increased Contributions for the National War Fund are still being receiv-ed Dr. Milton Waldmah, Frce-port chairman, announced to-day. He expressed confidence that the quota of $15,000 would be reached, qonsidering'that less than $1,900 is needed 4o attain the goal. Dr. Waldman said that the ho-liday* pfobably had prevented the anticipated response to the ap-peal to raise the final $1,000 so Freepprt could maintain its rec-ord of going over the top in ev-ery campaign. He said, however, he believed that in the end, the goal would be reached. The annu%l"=n?««^pK of Homf "Rule P*rt)Cwill in .Maphanics JIaH, so -A. Newton is slated tion as chairman. Q«^ua&AAh;#!M&fon.-^ ""' superintendent of hi& wyffe, MuHai, 39; a*%$%. ter MarjoHc, 6. Mr. St*g*cr id daughter got off wfth head cuts, but Mrs. Stclzer suffered a cfpa* of the Freeport possible fracture of the right I School, head the work Jn the shoulder, Mr, Stelzer was driving north on South Grove st., when anoth-er car operated by Vincent Pri- :iosi, 18, of 17 Pcarsall ave., go-ng west on Smith St., crashed into his machine turning it over. Dr, J. Elmer Cummins attended the injured. Priziosi was driving a car owned by Frank E. Law-rence of 3 Washbum ave. •^^ l.T?P" Rev. Milton C. Froyd To Preach Sunday In the absence" Of thcJRcv. Dr. and Mr#T"J. Gordon Hyncs, who are to attend a service ^ N,Y., on Sunday^ Milton" C..... Fcoyd; tor 'of the Bushwick Ave. Bap-tist " "-ChurCK, preach at Church Sunday morning, '' -Brooklyn^ will" First Baptist MR&T 1944 BLAZE The first fire of the new year broke out at about noon Friday at 198 South Ocean ave., owned and occupied by C. Henry Tiet-jen. It was caused by spontan-eous combustion according to the police. Damage^ was placed " GOOD NEIGHBORS Name ........................... ! Address .......... * ........ Tel Number in family ---- ^ . . ; Children under 8 years 1 1— Could you go out of your Immediate neighborhood? 2— Could .you give a few hours of your time to the work? 3— Could you give one whole day of your lime? 4— Would you give your time for house work only? BLANK 5— Would you be willing to give any time to the cere of the *lck? .... ..... Mall #o MR*. E. A* POU.ARD JONES 54 Pine Street, schools* * Mrs. Clark J. Scott, who has done such good work as chair-man of the Women's Division, continues in that capacity. O. Brook Bowen, as director of activities, is planning a -pre* campaign rally to be held in the Frecport High School auditori-um on Friday night, Jan. 14* The Mitchel Field orchestra band will play and there will be talks by wounded men and nurses who have returned from servicej^ overseas? - Harry Blumcnthal, Yeoman Third Class-in the"U. S. Coast Quad, the king. .of-harmonica •flayers, will participate -in the " ^program;" accompanied. -6yJj:rMa^LK. x?ninist .Mate, SecfohoT Class UamTRepscher, The Coast quartet wiH sing. L. Hasbrouck Ncwkirk, father of Scaredalc Jack, the China flyer, who died a hero, will speak, and 1st Lieut. Frederick W, Pederson has promised spe-; cialty and Army numbers. The Freepcrt High School band will play and there will be singing by the senior chorus under the di-rection of Miss Miriam Roberts. Billy 'Wolfe will be master of ceremonies, F. Jack Godfrey will be stage Director, J. Maynard Wcttlaufer will have charge of the high achpol activities and Fire Chief Kenneth Lewis will have charge of the doors and maintain order. Chairman Patterson announc-ed that the Freeport slogan would be "You can't afford not to buy war bonds." "•'{'.-/ \J./^''v .*•'•:. "• ••—-'f,j^'..!.% •. -z /_•' •- * ' sXsS^^ ryV"' ^..-vj;, '•^v'^#^?A^6K
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Reina P. Cunningham
Staff Writer
Heather Ables recalls waking up at 6 a.m. on Wednesday, experiencing labor pains. She woke her husband, Kevin, and her mother, Sherrie Barnett.
In a matter of only about 15 minutes, Bell County's first baby of 2013 — Riley Thomas Ables — was born on the living room floor of the family's home at Fourmile.
The family members recall that as they prepared to leave for the hospital, things became intense.
"My water literally broke and then here he was," said Heather with a smile in her hospital room on Thursday.
Recalling some of the morning's events, Heather said her mother delivered the baby with her husband's help. Kevin had gathered towels and blankets, called the ambulance, and worked to make sure the couple's 4-year-old daughter, Savannah, was OK. The ambulance arrived shortly after the birth.
"The ambulance ride was awkward because the (baby's) umbilical cord had not been cut yet," said Heather.
Riley weighed 6 pounds, 13.2 ounces. He was 19 inches long.
The baby arrived 10-days early, as the due date had been set for Jan. 12.
Dr. Susan Robertson, board certified OB-GYN, was the attending physician when Heather and Riley arrived at the hospital. Although Robertson was not the OB-GYN who treated her during the pregnancy, she is one of three doctors staffing the ARH's Women's Health Center of Middlesboro. Heather received prenatal treatment at the center.
"I have no complaints," said Heather about not having her prenatal doctor deliver her baby. "I have (now) dealt with all three doctors and both of my babies are perfect."
Heather was not the only one happy with the delivery. "I have been delivering babies since 1997 and this is my first ever New Year's baby," said Robertson.
Riley's older sister, Savannah, was born at Middlesboro ARH on Jan. 13, 2008.
Mom and baby were reportedly doing fine and expecting to go home today.
Middlesboro ARH presented mother and baby with various gifts on Thursday afternoon. Each baby born at ARH receives a care package, but the hospital likes to give the New Year's baby some extra special gifts.
Heather and Riley received a bouquet of balloons and a large baby bath tub filled with diapers, baby powder, bath supplies, a $100 gift card and an engraved silver spoon. In addition to gifts from ARH, the Ables received a $100 savings account from the ARH Federal Credit Union.
In 2012, Middlesboro ARH Hospital delivered 307 babies.
According to a hospital spokesman, Middlesboro ARH Hospital offers private labor-delivery-recovery rooms with private baths in a home-like atmosphere where the focus is on a family-centered birthing experience.
Once the baby is born, the hospital offers rooming in for parents and baby to enhance newborn teaching with a newborn nursery nurse available and dedicated to this service 24 hours a day.
Reina Parker Cunningham is a staff writer for the Middlesboro Daily News. She can be contacted via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 606-248-1010, ext. 205.


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3-in-1 Expedit Kitchen Counter
Materials: Expedit Shelf, Vika Amon Table Top, Capita Legs
Description: So my wife and I were setting up our first home, and it's a small but beautiful white box of a place with a minimalist excuse of a kitchen along one wall of the living room.
We figured we needed some sort of dining table, plus more kitchen counter space, space to work at our laptops, plus general storage... all without taking up precious living room space. What better solution than to use the Expedit bookcase on its side as a storage base for a kitchen/dining counter!
Sure, we've seen lots of hacks with Expedit shelves, Capita legs and various table tops, but I thought I'd just share the little touches that made this project extra special.
1) Ingredients: One Expedit Shelf, assembled. Check!
2) The underbelly of my Vika Amon table top. Note the asymmetrical positioning of the Capita legs, cuz of my cantilevered design!
3) Since I knew the cantilevered top would have to take a lot of stress, I figured that I had to secure the Capita Legs to the Expedit with more than just double sided foam tape. This is a closeup of how each Capita leg base was screwed into the Expedit. I had to chisel away bits of plastic to fit the screw heads. (The bits of 3M tape were just there to help me position the legs accurately.)
4) The metal cap hides the screws completely!
5) The penultimate step... just before popping the table top onto the plastic feet.
6)The gap under the table top is perfect for keeping our 2 laptops and with mice and cables away for mealtimes!
7) The table top floats away from the wall for more comfortable seating (no one likes to be squeezed against the wall). The resultant gap is perfect for keeping table-top accessories like utensils and tissues. Our Nespresso machine lives there now.
8) The finished Kitchen-counter/Dining-Table/Work-Station. 3-in-1! Completed with a few Kassett boxes and Stig stools. The open shelving lets light through to our kitchen, with space to display our books and knick-knacks.
P.S. The curvy wooden thing is an stool I made as a freshman design+build project in architecture school. Cost me a bomb to fly that back home to Singapore from Pittsburgh, but it is so happy to have the place of honour at our dining table! (And it's way more comfortable than the Stig stools!!)
~ ucn, Singapore
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ReplyDelete- VanessaMarch 29, 2011 12:14 AM
The black pieces that secure the legs to the expedit — are they included with the capita legs?
ReplyDelete Hi all, thanks for the comments! we're looking back at those photos in amazement at how CLEAN it was when we first put it together.
@Vanessa - Yes, the black pieces are included in the capita legs.
@BBlairBerry - the Vika Amon top was 75cm x 150cm. BUT it is warping already cuz it's made of such cheap material. I don't think it's meant to be cantilevered like that.- LuvTimaApril 15, 2011 11:49 AM
I love this design! I have such a small place and this functional. I noticed that you posted this in march so since then, how has this table been?Is the expedit bookshelf holding up? Would you change anything or recommend using something else?
ReplyDelete Hi LuvTima,
We've been using this since the New Year, so about 3.5 months now. The Expedit is holding up perfectly well. In fact, we've just added one more Expedit shelf (2x2 squares) at right angles to this one, on the kitchen side, to hold more kitchen appliances.
The Vika Amon table top is beginning to warp since it is just hollow particle-board! I think it isn't meant to be cantilevered this much. I would recommend a more solid table-top surface if you want to try this!- AnonymousApril 29, 2011 4:23 AM
Bonjour UCN,
c'est pile poil le genre de meuble qu'il me fallait dans ma petite cuisine, j'ai l'expedit et la vika amon, il me reste qu'a acheter des capita legs, je compte y mettre des roulettes et une poignee , pour le tirer a moi. Je teste et je viendrais rendre compte ici,
merci - AnonymousJuly 20, 2011 9:01 PM
Very nice. Good idea for small space! Love your stool as well! would you consider posting instructions on how you made it?
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJuly 31, 2011 12:07 AM
We think this design is great. Where did you get the black plastic caps to place the Capita legs into (the ones in photos 3 & 4)?
Thanks... This bar looks really great!
I want to try this ikeahacking, but like it says, the vika amon shelve combine with the asymetrical positioning and cantilevered, all of this seems to be not durbale with time.
So, I've this idea:
Replace the vika amon top (75cm x 150cm),by a worktop Numerär ( 126cm x 62cm ). The worktop is heavier than vika amon, so I want add 4 more capita legs ( 8 capita legs in all).
And I think, angle bracket to enhance the shelf expedit.
Did you think it's a crazy stuff? The Expedit never will support numerär weight?
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Shipments of automotive LCDs are projected to reach 116.8 million units by 2016, up 89 percent from 61.7 million units in 2012, according to a recent report on mobile and emerging displays from IHS. Shipments of the LCDs are expected to grow by double digit percentages of between 15 and 23 percent in each of the four years of the forecast period, IHS said.
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Any thoughts on whether the norm will be touch screens? Once the screen is in the car the car maker might as well have the screen used for other things like audio and temperature control. It would seem that the best way to manage such controls is with a touch screen. However it could be that the car makers will just put in the screens to satisfy the law and not add anything else that will cost them any money even though once the screen is there the cost to add the controls is much lower.
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Choosing ocean-friendly seafood is a simple and effective way to help ensure that we have healthy oceans (and healthy humans) for generations to come. Follow the SeaChoice ambassadors in their communities as they share creative ways to enjoy ocean-friendly seafood. Learn how to make the best choices at your local grocery stores and restaurants with tools like the SeaChoice Guide and Suzuki's Top 10 Seafood Picks. Watch for fun recipes, tips and videos featuring ocean-friendly seafood and join in by becoming a SeaChoice ambassador in your own home.
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Take the Eat for Healthy Oceans pledge.
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The softer, more playful side of high-performance.
More capable than the Joystick but way less serious than the Custom X™, this free-flowing ride hits jumps and slashes pow equally well. NEW Highlights emphasize its abilities. This space age engineered fiberglass orientation shaves weight while fine-tuning the feel, creating a softer, more playful yet stable and snappy ride that's exclusive to the Antler.
- Tram Package
- The Channel
- Flying V
- Twin-Like Shape
- Twin Flex
- Dragonfly™ Core
- Multizone EGD™
- NEW 60° Carbon Highlights Hi-Voltage
- Lightning Bolts Hi-Voltage
- Sintered WFO
- Squeezebox
- Jumper Cables Hi-Voltage
- Scoop
- Stainless Frostbite Edges
- Ellip Kicks
- Pro-Tip™
- Infinite Ride™
- Diecut Base Color Combinations May Vary
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Comments about Burton Antler Snowboard:
The Antler tackles the whole hill with confidence. This board has a noticeable, predictable, snappy spine. It is predictable, yet very aggressive and playful. I say that twice because it stands out and I'm bad with words.
I am riding these with the Malavita EST bindings, hoping to upgrade to the Genesis bindings soon.
One thing I love that I haven't mentioned above is the most noticeably different characteristic, that really sets this board apart from every other board that I've ridden -- When you want it to be damp (say your buttering, or absorbing an impact), you soften your leg, and place your center of gravity off the center of the board, and it's pretty damp. When you want to power up and get great pop, you just build up some power it delivers more consistent and powerful pop than any board I've ridden. I've been riding for 15+ years and although I'm never going to be a pro, I have the utmost respect for a board that gets me anywhere I want to go, while providing consistent and confident power. The tough part about this board is that it really sets your riding apart from others. Few boards or skis are suitable to ride hard from peak to park, and the Antler will have you easily sidehilling from the bottom of your favorite run to the top of the park.
Burton's Antler is the best board that I've ridden, hands down. Like the perfect boarder-chic; the looks and style drew me in, while the performance and logic kept me begging for more.
Past [owned] Boards I Compare the Antler to:
~06 or so Ride Business 153.8 (Ride bindings, then Flow Team (the old school Magnesium and high-mod CF))
~10/11 K2 Slayblade 156, K2 Zero 156, Burton Nug 150 (Flow team bindings, then Cartels, then Cartel ESTs)
~11/12 Burton Nug 150, Burton Custom 156, Burton Custom 158. Mission EST bindings, Cartel ESTs.
~12/13 Burton Antler 157.5, Malavita bindings
Bottom Line: EST is the best technology, for obvious reasons. If you love to gain access to new spots and comfortably, reliably advance your freestyle, the Antler is the best decision I've ever came across.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Buttery
- Forgiving
- Mad Pop
- Playful
- Quick
- Responsive
Best Uses
- Buttering
- Park
Comments about Burton Antler Snowboard:
I use this board mainly in park or for playing around on side runs, all I can say is that i absolutely love this board, I get mad pop with this jibstick but yet enough control to bomb hills and control on some ice. Definitely a good investment.
Comments about Burton Antler Snowboard:
I've ridden Burton boards for 25 years including many innovative designs, the Craig Kelly Mystery Air (balanced freestyle board), the Twin 58 (symmetrical), the T6 (aluminum core), and now the Antler. All I can say is wow, this board is fun! It's playful and easy to ride yet when you turn it up on the steeps it's highly responsive. This is the quintessential all mountain shred machine.
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