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Now, I know exactly what you're thinking. In fact, I'm reading your mind right at this moment. You're thinking: That's all well and good but the books they sell at libraries are ancient and boring. No kid wants to read a bunch of outdated books. Plus, I know how my kids destroy books. I'm not going to pay for a bunch of torn, bent books that are falling apart. I don't care how cheap they are!
I know, I'm one fussy gal and I don't want to waste my money on junk either. Yes, I can promise that there will be outdated reading materials as your local Used Book Sale. But mixed in with the old materials, there will also be wonderful, high quality children's literature and popular titles by some of your favorite authors. These are the books that there in my 2" stack. As you can see, they are not bent, torn, faded, or damaged. Some of them are practically brand new.
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- Colleen at The Teaching Chameleon recommended checking eBay to check sets of books from retiring teachers.
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With a capital budget that has been reduced by 25 percent in the last three years, the authority said it needs more. SEPTA said it could not expand services or renovate dilapidated structures without added funding.
Gov. Tom Corbett proposed a five-year, $1.8 billion increase in transportation funding, offering state transit authorities about $40 million the first year.
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All campers will receive theory and ear-training classes. Campers can also choose from a diverse array of musical and non-musical elective classes including composition, improvisation, acting, art, songwriting, conducting, and many more. In addition to studies with our expert faculty, campers will also have the opportunity to participate in master classes given by renowned performing artists.
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RIM caused a stir last year when it unveiled the BlackBerry Torch 9800, a device that marked a radical departure for the company as it dispensed with the traditional BlackBerry form factor and adopted the touchscreen/slide-out QWERTY keyboard approach. The change was worth it though, as the Torch was a resounding success. However, as with every handset, it did have its downsides.
A year on from the release of the original Torch and we aren't that surprised to have its successor, the BlackBerry Torch 9810, in our possession. Apart from a new colour scheme though, it looks like the same device we first laid eyes on but 12 months ago, so what's changed?
The Torch 9810 is the spitting image of its predecessor and has an almost identical build too. We must admit that it was a little disappointing to discover that the 9810 had inherited the dimensions of its older sibling, as we expected that it might have slimmed down from the portly 14.6mm thick frame sported by the original.
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As mentioned, the Torch 9810 has been given a slight makeover and now features brushed aluminium edges which give the device a sheen of quality. The 3.2-inch touchscreen has also undergone a major overhaul and has a higher resolution than the previous model at 480 x 640 pixels. What's most impressive here though is the display's count of 253DPI. It shows too as the screen is wonderfully bright and produces vivid, sharp images; a definite improvement on the Torch 9800.
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The BlackBerry Torch 9810 runs RIM's latest operating system, BlackBerry OS 7, which features a plethora of new features. The platform needs some serious power though and the Torch 9810 offers just that in the form of a 1.2GHz processor alongside 768MB of RAM. If you're familiar with the original handset, then you'll immediately notice that the 9810 is a lot faster.
It's great to see RIM finally putting some decent processors into its devices; it certainly makes a world of difference when it comes to navigating the user interface. Transitions between apps and menus are smooth, mainly thanks to the Liquid Graphics technology on-board which facilitates seamless navigation.
The Torch 9810 comes with all the same OS 7 perks as the Bold 9900 including a voice-activated search tool, NFC support and BlackBerry Balance software which separates your work and personal content within the phone's main menus.
Camera: The OS 7 improvements just keep on coming as the BlackBerry Torch 9810 also offers HD video recording at 720p. It inherits the 5 megapixel camera from its predecessor and an LED flash, so expect reasonable quality photos that are more than acceptable to post to your social networks. Unfortunately though, it's almost impossible to focus when capturing video if you happen to be moving around.
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RIM has really listened to its critics as the Torch 9810 improves upon the original in all the necessary places. If we had to be picky, it would have been great for the manufacturer to have slimmed down the chassis in keeping with the Bold 9900's thinner frame, and Flash support in the browser wouldn't have gone a miss either.
The BlackBerry Torch 9810 is only likely to build on the success of the handset that preceded it thanks to the new, performance-driven software platform. However, with many similarities to the Bold 9900 in terms of the features offered, it really does boil down to whether you want a device with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard or would rather take the more traditional BlackBerry route with the Bold 9900. Of course, the choice is yours, but if you do opt for the Torch 9810, it's unlikely to be a decision you'll regret.


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For me personally it's ruined. It was a favorite of mine for years but sadly the medication is commonly used & almost always referred to by this brand name!
If I met an Allegra I would admire the lovely choice but wonder if her parents aren't from the US or just recently moved here or something.
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I loveeee Allegra. But my parents had a dog named this which renders it unusable to me.Sean Michael | Sullivan John | Jameson Louis<3
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Out side of the allergy medicine? Well, sure, if you're outside of the US. Otherwise the connections to the allergy medicine here are too strong. Still, I think this name is lovely. I especially the music connection.19 year old name lover with impeccable taste (◡‿◡✿)


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Some dads are built to win "father of the year" contests. They volunteer for Boy Scouts, drive an Expedition and somehow find time to work out. I am not that man.
I am more likely to lose my son at Costco.
It's not that I am irresponsible; it's just that, well, I have three sons first of all, so things are often out of control.
Put it this way: Holidays are not supposed to be scary, but I am always afraid of Father's Day.
I just don't like it. It's intimidating and completely self-flagellating.
If I were honest, I think it's because I never feel entirely satisfied with how I'm doing. I'm always wishing that I could take something back, but we don't get mulligans. All we can do is say we're sorry — and I do, regularly.
I didn't have a real father, so I'm learning as I go along. Maybe I'm overcompensating. Friends tell me I'm a great dad, but I don't think anyone is always comfortable or happy with their performance. Most dads, I'm convinced, consider themselves inexplicable role models.
We try and that's all we can do.
The issues now are murky and confounding. More than ever, I find myself saying "I don't know, Google it."
The questions are harder, infinitely harder.
My 10-year-old has math that seems more difficult than my college calculus. I seriously dug out one of my college texts to solve a fifth grade math problem this year.
I'm a "writer" yet can't answer middle school English problems. I majored in journalism and minored in English but sometimes have problems remembering the rules. Maybe I break too many now out of convenience?
These feelings of inadequacy have settled into a gnawing, perpetual loop of fatherly anguish and remorse.
The stats back me up. Fathers basically suck at being fathers.
"Considerable evidence has emerged indicating that adolescents who live in mother-only households are less likely to engage in deviant behavior and drug use than children from father-only households," according to the National Institutes of Health. This group, by the way, is not some fancy sounding Internet front. This is official government research published by the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
Furthermore, rather than just own up to our own failings, fathers keep quiet.
"Compared to single mothers, single fathers have been shown to communicate less often with their children," the report said.
Fathers don't show as much affection. We don't display emotion. We don't cry, except perhaps lately over the Lakers.
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Like heirloom tomatoes and other farmer's market specialty produce, once you've tried black kale, you might not ever want to go back to the more conventional supermarket variety.
Black Kale, also known as Tuscan Kale, Dinosaur Kale, Lacinato Kale, and my favorite, the exotic sounding Cavalo Nero, is a member of the cabbage family. Like mustard greens, collards and mizuma, it is considered a winter green with a season running from late fall through February or so. Black kale's crinkly leaves are dark greenish-purple, almost black in color, they are narrower in shape than regular kale and the stems tend to be a bit thinner. Once cooked, the color darkens even further. It has a chewy texture and a bit of a rich, peppery flavor.
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In Italian the right spelling is CAVOLO, not cavalo (which sounds close to cavallo which means horse in Italian).
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If you take a look at the chart for Trius Therapeutics, you'll notice that this stock has been downtrending since last December, from a high of $8 to a recent low of $4.71 a share. During that downtrend, this stock consistently made lower highs and lower lows, which is bearish price action. That said, now the stock has started to make higher lows for the last month, and it's moving within range of triggering a near-term breakout.
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The condo is in a very good condition with all the appliances working perfectly. It is located close to shops and restaurants. There is a rocky beach right under the condo which is used by surfers all day long to enter the ocean in search for waves. It is really pleasant to watch the surfers from the lanai surfing all day long. Kathy was very nice allowing us a late check-out on our last day which was very helpful. At the end of ouf stay we were very happy we rented this condo.
Great location and well equipped
Larry and Joy have done a great job equipping this condo with about everything you could possibly need. I was going to make a list of things I'd recommend they add, and couldn't come up with one. Location is close to everything. While we had a rental car, and there's a designated parking spot, albeit a couple buildings away, you can walk to almost anything. There's a "trolly" that might help those without rental cars. The "beach" is mis-leading, it's very small city beach, and OK for the moment, but find a way to the great beaches along the Kona coast. I would of given this a 5-star rating, but there was one major problem, mostly compounded by the weather at the time. The upper room is actually a loft, with every little ventilation and no AC on the upper level. It was a stifling oven when we arrived. After opening two louvered windows, it improved, and our 80 year old parents stayed up there, and I don't know how they did it. They said by night, with the aid of a box fan it was bearable, but my wife and I like AC and cool sleeping. The downstairs bedroom (private) has a window AC. Another window AC in living room, keeps the lower floor comfortable, but heat rises, and this loft traps it. The building manager said this was his old unit, and said it's one of the hottest units around. An add-on exhaust fan in one of the louvered windows would help greatly, but hard to do, and maybe not allowed with the policy or code. I toyed with the idea of finding a stand-alone AC unit to rent, but our parents managed. They don't like the extra cool to sleep like we did. Don't bring beach toys, or accessories for your beach visit. Larry has them all, including 5 boogie boards, 3 beach chairs, a beach canopy, couple beach umbrellas, snorkel gear, mats, coolers, and more. The washer/dryer is great, and didn't mind washing the beach towels and starting a load of sheets, but on top of the cleaning fee, well. . There's no smoking allowed ANYWHERE on the resort property (good!), but rather surprised. Only in the condo, and I think this is a no-smoking condo, or should be. There are some DVD movies or we rented a movie at Redbox at Walmart, which is about a mile north. Recommend Big Island Grille for best American family food and Splashers for best burgers. Check out Body Glove Dinner Cruise, City of Refuge for history and best snorkeling, Bite Me Fish Market/restaurant for a unique fresh catch meal, Hapuna beach for best sand beach.
We can't say enough good about this home. It was and still is the only place we would stay on the Big Island. The place is so squeaky clean it is unbelievable. I loved that the beach toys and coolers are in the garage ready to take to the beach. Nothing broken all in tact. We also loved the home itself. VRBO has described it perfectly. The paint is in excellent shape, there are no bugs in the house. Even inside of closets are immaculate. There are games and puzzles for quiet time, when you just feel like sitting around and relaxing from that sunburn you got at the beach. The master bedroom makes you feel so at home. The owner was awesome. He contacted us several times to make sure we were ok. Two hurricanes and two earthquakes and two tropical storms kept us busy. He guided us so we would know what to do and took extra care for our safety. We love it that the bugs were always outside and not inside. The pool outside was great, the kids loved playing and swimming. Also the Banana trees, Papaya tree, Mango tree, and the beautiful flowers were so comely. So if you have questions about staying in this beautiful home. Don't give it a second thought. Just say YES!


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Quartet ****
It would be easy to dismiss a film like Quartet on hearing a brief synopsis: pensioners try to save their retirement home by putting on a show. It's a bit like the most recent Muppets movie, but swap Kermit the Frog for Tom Courtenay and Miss Piggy for Maggie Smith. But to consider it as fluffy Sunday afternoon 'senior citizen cinema' would be to do it a great disservice.
Cissy (Pauline Collins), Wilf (Billy Connolly), and Reg (Tom Courtenay), once members of an operatic quartet, now live at a retirement home for the musically gifted. When the world-renowned fourth member of the group, Jean (Maggie Smith), moves to the home old rivalries are stirred up, old wounds are reopened, and a big question is raised: will Jean rejoin the quartet and sing Rigoletto at the gala concert? My goodness the tension is unbearable.
The main plot is a bit hokey, and certainly nothing new, but when the film is considered as a whole, the central storyline is not important at all. What makes this, Dustin Hoffman's first outing as a director, remarkable, are the performances, and the incredible heart behind them.
Maggie Smith and Tom Courtenay are thoroughly convincing as old flames Jean and Reg, with the years of unspoken bitterness and regret painted on both of their faces as they are reunited for the first time in years. Maggie Smith of course attained legend status as Lady Grantham in Downton Abbey,and though she may not get as many caustic one-liners to deliver in Quartet, she certainly retains the punch and force of will from that character.
Billy Connolly is a class act, managing to keep sex-obsessed Wilf on the side of funny rather than sleazy, but it is Pauline Collins who gives the standout performance as Cissy. At first she just seems a bit dizzy, but the forgetfulness and confusion progress in increasingly heartbreaking scenes.
The themes of lost love, of family, of self doubt, pride, and of trying to come to terms with one's place in the world carry across the generations, and to be able to pull all this off while also being very funny is quite an achievement. In addition to this, the rosta of stars from the classical music and theatre worlds is quite remarkable (make sure to stay for the credits for more information on the supporting cast), and the music is, as to be expected, wonderful.
Sweet without being saccharine, and moving without being manipulative,Quartet is a really lovely film. Now go and hug a pensioner, and maybe take them to the opera to say thank you.
PS. Don't judge it by the awful trailer. It makes it look like the lame cheesy film you probably expect it to be.
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I use these not only at Christmas but other times of the year. They are super simple to do. Even the kids enjoy making them. To add a touch of remembrance of what the cross stands for when I can find small red sequin hearts, I glue it to the center. It gives the cross a whole different meaning.
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Cebu City, Philippines – With the conference entitled "Do or Die in 2013 and Beyond", Philippine's pro-life and good governance advocates were hand-in-hand to celebrate the National "Philippine for Life" Leaders' Summit 2012.
Buhay Party-list Chairman, Lito Atienza, Jr. address the Filipinos' responsibility to uphold faith and liberty as part of the Philippine Society with his talk entitled "The Role of Vigilance in Preserving Faith & Freedom".
He reiterated the National Security Study Memorandum 200 (NSSM 200) which is the Implications of Worldwide Population Growth for U.S. Security and Overseas Interests is one of the core agenda of Reproductive Health Bill (RH Bill).
This policy named 13 least developed countries including the Philippines as "particularly problematic with respect to U.S. security interests" since "U.S. economy will require large and increasing amounts of minerals from abroad"; meaning, the less mineral consumption from Filipinos, the more for favorable for US.
Chapter III of the report states that "Whether through government action, labor conflicts, sabotage, or civil disturbance, the smooth flow of needed materials will be jeopardized. Although population pressure is obviously not the only factor involved, these types of frustrations are much less likely under conditions of slow or zero population growth"
Atienza also shared that the bill will lead to abortion as countries that passed the said bill later on pass the legality of abortion.
"We are poor, yes, the economy is still down, yes but RH bill is not the solution," he added.
On the other hand, he empowers local government such as the local law enforcements as accountable to keep their district's peace and order to eliminate crime. He also explained the importance of two-party system in the government to clear out the best public servants from the rotten ones.
Meanwhile, Dr. Rene Josef Bullecer, tackled population as he discussed the Current Trends and Threats of the Human Population from NSSM 200 to Agenda 21. Former Senate or Kit Tatad was also present as he talked about "The State of Philippine Politics Today" while former Chief Justice Renato Corona discussed "Population & Good Governance: Real keys to Philippine Progress".
Also present to grace the event are Most Rev. Juan de Dios M. Pueblos, DD, Most Rev. Ramon C. Arquelles, DD, Archbishop of Lipa and Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal, DD.
Most Rev. Jose S. Palma, DD CBCP President and Archbishop of Cebu was also present to address "Authentic Christian Citizenship; Call of the Hour".
Other attendees were Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama, Mandaue City Mayor Jonas Cortes, Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Paz Radaza, Rep. Cutie del Mar (Cebu City North), Rep. Pablo John Garcia (Cebu 4th District), Rep. Eduardo Gullas (Cebu 1st District), Rep. Liugi Quisumbing (Cebu 6th District), Rep. Arthur Yap (Bohol 3rd District), Rep. Rufus Rodriguez (CDO 1st District), Rep. Pablo Garcia (Cebu 4th District), Rep. Juan Ponce Enrile, Jr. Cagayan 1st District) and Rep. Mitos Magsaysay (Zambales 1st District)
The summit was held on November 16 and 17 at the Summit Circle Hotel ballroom and St. Teresa College auditorium respectively.


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Woodworker's Journal
Chris Marshall: Some woodworking experts advise that a rip fence should be adjusted so that it toes out and away from the blade by about 1/64th inch or so. The reasoning is that this creates a widening "tunnel" between the fence and the blade and reduces the chances of the workpiece getting wedged in between the two, which could create a kickback situation. I don't follow this practice. My fence is parallel to the blade. I think the safer precaution against binding is to have a riving knife or, on an older saw like your DeWALT, a splitter behind the blade when ripping. A riving knife or splitter creates a mechanical divider to ensure that the kerf between the workpiece and the offcut stays open. Under no circumstances would I toe a fence into the blade. That would create a tunnel that gets narrower on the outfeed side of the saw and forces the wood against the blade laterally ... a bad idea. In that situation, a kickback is almost guaranteed to happen sooner or later.
I suspect that that the convex edge you get when ripping without a featherboard is happening because you are trying to keep the workpiece pressed against the fence when it actually wants to drift away from it. The blade is pulling the wood away from the fence, which is probably toed out. A featherboard forces the cut to behave, but the toe-out probably leads to ragged cuts or burning on the offcut piece. Adjusting your fence so it's truly parallel to the blade should correct this problem and straighten your ripped edge.
Rob Johnstone: For regular ripping operations, table saw fences should be perfectly straight and perfectly aligned — parallel — with the saw blade. (No toe-in or toe-out.)
Tim Inman: Sometimes a fault of old tools is poor engineering; sometimes the old tools have faults because of abuse they've suffered through the years. It is hard to know which might be your trouble without seeing the tool. As to your other questions: In my shop, the fence is parallel with the saw blade. If anything, I DO NOT want the fence to toe in and pinch the trapped off-cut piece between the blade and the fence! This is a safety kickback accident waiting to happen. Some European saws actually use a "half-fence" which stops at the center of the blade. This means there is no fence or contact behind the blade -- where the off-cut could be trapped. It is not found in the USA. There is usually enough "slop" in the bolt holes that fasten the table top to the cabinet or trunnions below to allow the miter gauge slots to be perfectly aligned with the blade track. This, in turn, enables the rip fence to also track perfectly after adjustment. I highly encourage this setting.
Now, having said all this, it was not uncommon to find some of the old-time cabinetmakers setting their fences to slightly pinch the off-cut piece. My father is one of them. He likes it so the piece will "self-feed" back out when he makes his cuts. Frankly, it scares the living daylights out of me, and always has (language modified for publishing in polite company!). He still has all 10, though, and in his late 80s, still works. DO NOT DO THIS! Why? It is also not uncommon to find old-time cabinetmakers who have a stub finger or two.... 'Nuff said.


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DING THE WORLD 2012." 5 unique events, 10 authors, 9 musicians
City of Asylum/Pittsburgh is the only regular presenter of international authors in Pittsburgh. City of Asylum/Pittsburgh also is known for presenting multi-disciplinary collaborations between authors and musicians. Reading the World 2012 is a series of readings, concerts, and collaborations featuring authors and musicians from around the world. The events take place between April 17 and May 5 at locations throughout the Central Northside.
On May 5 at 8 pm, to conclude the series, City of Asylum/Pittsburgh will be presenting a FREE ELECTRONIC BAND CONCERT. The Concert takes place under a tent at 318 Sampsonia Way, Northside, and will feature:
THE CASUALTY PROCESS is an Iranian electronic band in exile. Its members were forced to leave Iran due to governmental constraints on political and artistic expression; and they hope to provoke discussion about the region's social issues through their music. They explode with aggressive noises, meaty bass and guitars and industrial beats influenced by electro and rock. Natch Nadjafi is a songwriter, guitar/bass/keyboard player. Shayan Amini, guitar/ bassplayer, is also a multi-project artist. http://thecasualtyprocess.com/pages/news.html
TM EYE's music is wholly danceable. But song titles like "Pollution" and "Deepwater Horizon" suggest the local electronics-and-vocals duo is up to something more than just kicking out party jams. Its aesthetic is steeped in cultural references; even the name compounds pun upon pun — especially when rendered, as it sometimes is, "™Eye."The music is a marriage between the song-based writing of Phil Boyd, best known as the singer and guitarist in Modey Lemon, and the electronic music of Preslav Lefterov, one of the proprietors of Machine Age Studios. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5etUXR7hTo


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Take a Fairy Ride with Bust
Posted 13 April 2011 - 07:36 PM
If you're lucky maybe you could ride along with Bust
It's only far, if you don't go
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Posted 13 April 2011 - 08:56 PM
"Consider the daffodil. And while you're doing that, I'll be over here, looking through your stuff." Jack Handy
"Watch out for that tree!" George of the Jungle
Posted 14 April 2011 - 04:46 AM
Posted 14 April 2011 - 06:20 AM
My travels probably won't take me through Chicago, but thanks for the news anyway. But don't you hate it when you click on a link about motorcycles and see a bunch of doofuses like these representing us? "Typical" motorcycle (read "Village") people? Well, maybe a couple of 'em look ok.
Knowing our Sacramento Mike, I am sure that Miguel means the two guys at either end of the group photo!
Back on Topic: Thanks for the outstanding travel advice, Senor Ricardo; Muchas Gracias! Coming back from CFR 2011 in La Republika de Canuckistani del Nueva Brunswicka in June: I was planning a stop in Owosso, MI with The Jackass and Mizz Bustanut.
This will work out perfect, leave La Casa de Bustanut joker in time to catch the 10:15 am ferry from Muskegon to Milwaukee and then kept twisting Miss Lucy Liu's throttle westward. Mi Amigo Ricardo: This was a very timely M/C tip for tu Papa Chuy Viejo ese!
Posted 14 April 2011 - 06:59 AM
Yeowch! I just glanced at passenger pricing I think a detour around Chitown is more in the plan now..
Posted 14 April 2011 - 01:52 PM
I'd forgotten how pleasurable that area was until I had to pass though there Tuesday night I think the boat ride is mandatory for Mizz Bust and I
Yeowch! I just glanced at passenger pricing I think a detour around Chitown is more in the plan now..
Good News: http://classic.mapqu....248299&2v=CITY It is only 2 hours and 130 miles from Owosso to Muskegon Fecking Michigan. Bad News: Bust is right, it is freaking expensive.
Even with Miss Lucy Liu riding for free, normally $45, the fare is $111 on Thursday, June 29. $95 for an Adult, $6 for Port Security (Do you really think that someone is going to steal the Port??), and $10 for Fuel Surcharge. These Fuel Surcharges really piss me off, the minute something flares up: "The Man" hoses the Hell out of we poor downtrodden Working Men and Women (Oh wait a minute, I am Retired and Worthless!). If I had been the same age as SacramentoMike, they would have paid me to ride the Ferry!
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TUESDAY, Oct. 26 (HealthDay News) -- Dr. Alexander Heazell and
his then-wife were happily getting ready for the birth of their
first child in 2001. They planned to name him Jack.
But the fetus was small for its gestational age, his wife's
blood pressure had shot up during the pregnancy, and at 26 weeks,
she noticed the baby was no longer kicking.
Losing the baby was devastating for Heazell and his wife. The
stress and grief contributed to their divorce, Heazell said. And
the experience led him to alter the course of his career from
general medicine to obstetrics and gynecology in the hopes of
learning more about stillbirth and preventing it from happening to
other couples.
"It inevitably has a profound impact on your life," Heazell said.
Stillbirth, defined as a fetus that dies after the 20th week of
gestation, occurs in about one in 160 pregnancies in the United
States, according to the American College of Obstetricians and
Worldwide, the problem is even bigger, said Heazell, who wrote
about his experience and the need for greater research and
awareness about stillbirth in a recent issue of the
BMJ. There are some 3 million stillbirths a year, many of them in developing countries.
Though the rate of neonatal deaths is falling, the rate of
stillbirth hasn't budged. In the United Kingdom, for example, the
rate has remained at 5.3 stillbirths for every 1,000 births for the
last decade.
Even worse for parents is that in up to half of all stillbirths,
the cause is never discovered, leaving couples to wonder what went
wrong and whether it could happen again, Heazell said.
What is known is that stillbirths that occur before 32 weeks
tend to result from different causes than those that occur later in
pregnancy, said Dr. Alan Fleischman, medical director for the March
of Dimes Foundation.
Factors that contribute to stillbirths earlier than 32 weeks are
often similar to those that raise the risk of premature birth:
smoking, alcohol use, obesity, clotting or metabolic problems and
kidney or liver disease in the mother, Fleischman said.
During the final weeks of pregnancy, stillbirth is often due to
a catastrophic problem with the placenta or the umbilical cord,
including placental abruption, when the placenta sheers off the
uterine wall, leaving the baby without oxygen and nutrients.
Little can be done to prevent these types of stillbirths,
Fleischman said. But some obstetricians recommend mothers "count
kicks" at the same time every day to monitor how often the fetus
moves. If movement drops off noticeably, mothers should seek
medical attention in the hopes of delivering a baby in distress
before it's too late.
Much of Heazell's research focuses on what goes wrong with the
placenta. Often, an examination of the placenta after a stillbirth
shows signs of reduced blood flow or abnormal aging. "A placenta is
a bit of a record of pregnancy," he said. "If we can understand
what goes wrong, we might be able to stop more stillbirths."
If the placenta has deteriorated, the fetus will stop moving to
conserve energy, Heazell said. "We think there's a small window of
opportunity, maybe between 24 and 48 hours, for some," Heazell
His travels have recently taken him to a meeting of the
International Federation of Placenta Associations in Santiago,
Chile, and an International Stillbirth Alliance conference in
For several years, on the anniversary of the pregnancy loss,
Heazell would take time off from work to grieve and be alone.
Unlike grief associated with other deaths, grieving for a stillborn
baby can be isolating. Families don't share in the loss because
they hadn't yet grown attached to the baby.
The magnitude of the problem and the emotional impact it can
have on couples justify more research into preventing it, Heazell
"If you ask parents to rank the risks to their baby, the things they are most worried about is cot death [sudden infant death syndrome], Down syndrome and then stillbirth," Heazell said. "But cot death affects about one in 3,000, while Down syndrome affects between one in 800 and one in 1,000. Stillbirth affects more than one in 200."
"We have to raise the profile of stillbirth, and we need to get people talking about it," he said.
More information
March of Dimes has more on stillbirth.
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