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Every year, the IKEA Catalog inspires people around the world to create homes they love. Now, IKEA is taking the inspiration one step further. This year, the IKEA Catalog is alive with smart ideas, fun stories and beautiful products. Download the IKEA Catalog App for your smartphone or tablet, and scan select pages to unlock films, interactive experiences, photo galleries and more home furnishing inspiration. With this year's IKEA Catalog, there are endless possibilities to make your life at home better.
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On next years bike so it's a shame he does not get this extra bit. Sounds like Honda have the right idea with casey already on it twice and this next one a third run.
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hugelean says:
Not showing a lot of faith in Cal. I suspect they only have a finite number of bikes available.. no offence meant.. He'll be on it at Valencia so no biggy(smalls).
Gonna be nice to see the 1000 yam and honda back to back, should be a bit (more) quicker than the 800s due to the nature of the track.. Apart from Casey's Mugello test(allegedly) and of course the exact grippy tarmac that aids corner speed at Muggello, they(the 1000s) haven't looked much quicker which does suggest all riders have work to do on their 1000 technique..
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Thought they would have taken the oppertunity to stick Dovi on it while he was still fresh from riding the works Honda to get some comparisons ?
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Cal is not a factory rider. Isn't suppose to be testing the new 1000cc bike. If has nothing to do with "faith" as hugelean brings up. And Ocdcber,yeah Casey has been on the Honda a couple of times but he's suppose to HE'S THE FACTORY RIDER. And WIDEGRIP - there is no opportunity to "stick Dovi on it". Dovi is still contracted to Honda not to mention he is not a factory Yamaha rider either. He will probably be on the bike at the after season test in Valencia. Cal and Dovi will ride for Tech 3 - they aren't factory Yamaha riders.
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assen03 says:
You have made the obvious points here. However Cal is payed by Yamaha, and wouldn't it have been better to put him on it, than to put on someone 3 seconds slower a lap. Surely better for them and Cal?!
Cal is contracted and paid by Tech 3 - not Yamaha. The normal course is for the factory riders and test riders to develop the bike - not satellite riders. Katsuyuki has been working on the development of the M1 along with the Bridgestone tires and considering him and Spies have already ridden the 1000cc bike it isn't better for Cal to test the bike instead of either. Cal can't do a better job then them of evaluating if the bike is going forward in development if he hasn't ridden the bike before.
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Runs both seats in his team.
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Nostrodamus says:
I actually agree with Hardlyleans take of Yamaha's opinion on Cal and the reason(s) he won't be testing.
Slightly ominous for Cal. He needs to up his game 2012. Early season positive flashes 2011 followed by regression is not a good look in a rookie. Herve's not known for his second year rider patience unless they're doing the business.
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Putting edwards on it, but that ain't gonna happen either for obvious reasons
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I think , With dovisioso going into the team and probably as no 1rider will get the bike 1st ,co cal come on mate up your game and stay in gp,s after 2012, and we can cheer on 2brits with Bradley moving to moto gp
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Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters Return
Thu, October 11th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Of the anthropomorphic creations born of TMNT's pop culture ooze, none was finer than "Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters." Keith Champagne cracks out the nunchaku as he brings back the rodents for Dynamite.
Kurt Busiek Reveals "The Third Kryptonian"
Wed, October 10th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Venerable comics author Kurt Busiek discusses with CBR News the identity of "The Third Kryptonian," first introduced more than a year ago and finally revealed this week in "Superman" #668.
REIGN OF THE CYBORG: Blaine Talks "Cyborg Superman"
Wed, October 3rd, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Artist Patrick Blaine marches the classic half-(Super)man/ half-machine villain into war in "Tales of the Sinestro Corps Presents: Cyborg Superman," on sale now. Also, learn why "Sinestro Corps War" is one of Blaine's favorite stories ever.
Duck Season Opens This Week in "Howard the Duck"
Mon, October 1st, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Paris, Lindsay, Britney. Folks, you ain't seen nothing yet. "Howard the Duck" is back and his simple life is hitting the world wide web in Ty Templeton's four-part miniseries. CBR News spoke with Templeton.
Jonathan Lethem Enters the Unknown with "Omega"
Fri, September 28th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Author Jonathan Lethem revives Marvel's cult classic, "Omega: The Unknown," and CBR News speaks with him about the comic he loved so much as a teenager, he paid homage to it in his seminal novel, "The Fortress of Solitude."
Prodigal Father: Chuck Dixon Returns to "Robin"
Mon, September 24th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Chuck Dixon, the writer who principally defined Tim Drake in the '90s, returns to "Robin" in 2008 and told CBR News he wouldn't mind matching his previous run on the book -- which lasted 100 issues.
BACK TO THE FUTURE: Shooter Talks "Legion of Superheroes"
Thu, September 20th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Jim Shooter boards "Supergirl and Legion of Superheroes" as the book's new writer just in time for the team to celebrate its 50th anniversary, more than 30 years after his last run on the title.
Wolfman moves from "Nightwing" to "Vigilante"
Fri, September 14th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Spinning out of the pages of a story arc he penned in "Nightwing," Marv Wolfman launches a new ongoing "Vigilante" series in 2008. We spoke with Wolfman.
Tucci brings Sgt. Rock back in "The Lost Battalion"
Thu, September 13th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Eisner-nominated creator Billy Tucci ("Shi") takes his tour of duty with Sgt. Rock and Easy Company in the upcoming miniseries, "The Lost Battalion."
Macchio, Furth and David take "The Long Road Home"
Tue, September 11th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Roland Deschain is on "The Long Road Home" as Ralph Macchio, Robin Furth and Peter David deliver the second arc in Marvel Comics' best-selling "Dark Tower" series, based on the novels by Stephen King.
Loeb/McGuinness and Pak/Pagulayan Quadruple-Team the Incredible Hulk
Mon, September 10th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
If you thought Robert DeNiro and Al Pacino co-starring in "Righteous Kill" was big news, check out what the House of Ideas has planned in 2008 for the Hulk. We spoke with Loeb & Pak.
UPDATED: "Ultimate Iron Man" Volume 2 with Card Coming in December
Mon, September 10th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Editor Bill Rosemann talks "Ultimate Iron Man" Volume 2 with CBR News and explains why Orson Scott Card is the right man to put Tony Stark back in his ultimate armor. UPDATED with the cover of "Ultimate Iron Man" Vol. 2 #1!
The Lone Ranger & Tonto Share Adventures and Top Billing
Thu, September 6th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
"The Lone Ranger" is being spun-off into a series of one-shots by writer Brett Matthews. Entitled "The Lone Ranger and Tonto," the book finds the faithful friends enjoying extra-continuity adventures out on the trail.
BIZARRO! Geoff Johnz Say Sooperman Never Lookz So Bad!
Wed, August 29th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Superstar writer Geoff Johns says artist Eric Powell is so gifted, he even makes Bizarro look good, and incoming "Action Comics" penciler Gary Frank is going to make a Legion of fans very happy.
Counting Down with DC @ Fan Expo Canada
Tue, August 28th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Paul Dini teased the audience with some "Countdown" subplots and revealed that Deever and Dumfree Tweed are going to be the new crime lords of Gotham City in "Detective Comics."
C.B. Cebulski Pours Cup 'O Joe @ Fan Expo Canada
Mon, August 27th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
C.B. Cebulski hosted the Marvel Universe panel at Fan Expo Canada 2007. Not only did he give the Canadian crowd an "Omega Flight" update, but he revealed something "astonishing" as well.
More Smashing To Come from Pak and Kirk with "Warbound"
Mon, August 27th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
The big news out of Fan Expo Canada 2007 in Toronto was Greg Pak following-up "World War Hulk" with a "Warbound" mini-series. CBR News spoke with the book's artist, Leonard Kirk.
Sean McKeever Smells Teen Spirit in DC's "Teen Titans"
Wed, August 22nd, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Sean McKeever begins his highly-anticipated run on "Teen Titans" on August 29 with issue #50, featuring a Who's Who of creators from the history of DC's premier teen super-team.
MANO-A-MANO-A-MANO: "Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash"
Tue, August 21st, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Eat your heart out three stooges-- literally. Writer James Kuhoric unleashes "the horror battle royale to end all crossovers" in "Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash" from Wildstorm and Dynamite.
Meltzer Takes His Final Shift on "Monitor Duty"
Wed, August 15th, 2007 | Category: Comic Books
Writer Brad Meltzer finishes his best-selling and acclaimed run on "Justice League of America" today with issue #12, and tells CBR he would have loved to have added one more hero to his roster.


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Here are a few quotes from Thomas Robinson after today's practice after he learned he'd been suspended two games by the NBA for elbowing Detroit's Jonas Jerebko in the neck. "I was wrong. I was 100 percent at fault." On what teammates said to him: "I've got to be smarter in my decisions. It was a bad decision, a bad choice I made. I made it already, I can't change it. If I could I would but it's something I have to live with and move on from here." On had he ever had an incident like this in high school or college: "Not at all. Unfortunately I'm not perfect. I would love to be, but I made a mistake. It rarely happens to me. I've never been in that type of situation before. I've never been ejected from a game or anything of that sort of matter. I definitely take full responsibility and I apologize to the whole organization, the fans and everybody who supports me. It won't happen again." On what led to the elbow: "Just frustration. It's nothing he did. Chirping is part of the game and that's something I have to adjust to. These guys are professionals, whether it's trash talking, whatever, they're pros. He got under my skin and I let it get to me. So it was a mistake." http://www.nba.com/video/channels/originals/2012/11/08/thomas-robinson-november-7.nba/index.html
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Published monthly, National Masters News features athlete profiles, training tips, diet information, results, race and meet schedules, age-records, rankings, profiles, race reports, human interest stories, lively editorials, world news, and local information for each region. We also administer the USATF Masters All American program for both the road and track and field.
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1Frontier Research Center for Global Change, JAMSTEC, Yokohama, Japan
2Institute of Astrophysics and Geophysics, University of Liège, Liège, Belgium
3Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Moscow, Russia
4Atmospheric Chemistry Division, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, CO, USA
5IMK-ISF, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe, Germany
6Radio and Space Science, Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg, Sweden
7University of Bremen, Bremen, Germany
8Climate Monitoring and Diagnostic Laboratory, NOAA, Boulder, Colorado, USA
9IMK-IFU, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
10Alfred-Wegener-Institute, Potsdam, Germany
11National Institute for Environmental Studies, Tsukuba, Japan
12University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
Abstract. Carbon monoxide total column amounts in the atmosphere have been measured in the High Northern Hemisphere (30°–90° N, HNH) between January 2002 and December 2003, based on the analysis of infrared solar spectra recorded with spectrometers of high and moderate resolution. They are compared to ground-level CO mixing ratios and to total column amounts measured from space by the Terra/MOPITT instrument. In comparison to the unperturbed 2000–2001 period, all these databases reveal increased CO abundances in 2002–2003 summer-autumn times, with maximum anomalies observed in September 2002 and August 2003. Using a simple two-box model, the corresponding annual CO emission anomalies have been found equal to 98 Tg in 2002 and 142 Tg in 2003, thus close to those for 1996 and 1998. It is most likely that strong boreal forest fires in the HNH induced the increased CO burdens.
Citation: Yurganov, L. N., Duchatelet, P., Dzhola, A. V., Edwards, D. P., Hase, F., Kramer, I., Mahieu, E., Mellqvist, J., Notholt, J., Novelli, P. C., Rockmann, A., Scheel, H. E., Schneider, M., Schulz, A., Strandberg, A., Sussmann, R., Tanimoto, H., Velazco, V., Drummond, J. R., and Gille, J. C.: Increased Northern Hemispheric carbon monoxide burden in the troposphere in 2002 and 2003 detected from the ground and from space, Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss., 4, 4999-5017, doi:10.5194/acpd-4-4999-2004, 2004.


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Today's sweet dog was adopted a while ago from Sun City K9 and is now back, available once again for adoption. She is already accustomed to being a family house dog and would like to find a forever home as soon as possible.
Adoptable pet of the week, Roxy.
Name: Roxy
Age: 1 year & 7 months
Breed: Lab/ pit bull mix
Gender: Female, spayed
Roxy's Story: Roxy was, and still is, a wonderful family pet. She was adopted as a puppy from Sun City K9 Adoptions by a loving family. Unfortunately she was recently relinquished back to the shelter because her owner was not strong enough to handle Roxy's strength and her new baby.
Adopted when she was small, she has now grown into a full size and very strong dog. So while Roxy does not have behavioral issues, she is simply a big and powerful dog who needs an assertive owner.
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This coffee table arrived well packaged, no damages at all. Assembly was a breeze, you just have to screw on the legs. The hardest part was to get the end caps on the legs to go in :) The finish on the table is great; the drawers are finished more glossy than the top. Drawers are nice and deep. I'm sure I will enjoy this table for years to come. Great value for the money, and excellent build quality.
This table seems to be very high quality, put together easily, just put on legs. Looks great in my midcentury design living space.
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Commission members present were Thomas Schwab, Duane Koch, Dean Tjaden and Susan Nelson. Also present were Jeff Sherman-Administrator and Misty Day, Assistant. Roll call of Commission members was taken and all four (4) members were present, as Michael Goddard had resigned from the Commission and a replacement had not yet been found. Attorney Christopher O'Donohoe and Tammy Robinson were also present on behalf of the Carville Cabin Homeowners' Association.
Commission Member Susan Nelson inquired as to whether Mr. O'Donohoe had seen the staff report prepared by Assistant Day. It was determined that he had seen it. Mr. O'Donohoe started off by explaining that the parcel consists of existing recreational cabins, with approximately 25 cabins on the Southern end that have been on the property since the 1950s. Mr. O'Donohoe stated that the Association had already obtained a variance to the minimum lot size requirement to accommodate the existing cabins. The cabins were all put up on rented ground and about 10 years ago people started putting a lot of money in improvements into the cabins. When the land came up for sale, the cabin owners formed a Homeowners' Association and purchased the parcel with the cabins, as well as a portion of the islands in the center of the river. Mr. O'Donohoe explained that the islands are not habitable and are not included in this request, as they may be deeded to some sort of conservation in the future. Discussion was had regarding which islands and a map was provided to the Commission showing the portion that the Homeowners' Association owned. Mr. O'Donohoe went on to state that the 4 cabins on the North end are the newest of the cabins which had all been built since 2000, and that the rest of the cabins are much older. Chair Schwab inquired whether some of these cabins dated back to the 1940s and Mr. O'Donohoe stated that some of the cabins were actually there before that but that a bulk of the lots were occupied by 1950. Mrs. Robinson added that the cabins were very rustic at first but now they are getting to be homes for some people. She also added that people did not really want to put money into the cabins until they owned the land, in addition to not being able to obtain financing unless you own the land. Commission Member Nelson referenced a section of the staff report that talked about a recommendation from the County Engineer. Assistant Day provided a copy of the recommendation to the Commission as well as to Mr. O'Donohoe. It was the County Engineer's recommendation that the Preliminary Plat be approved.
Commission Member Nelson then referenced a section of the staff report that mentioned the Sanitarian's recommendation that holding tanks are perfectly acceptable for recreational cabins, however, permanent residences would need to upgrade to a leach field system. It was Commission Member Nelson's impression that a common sewer would be more appropriate then individual holding tanks due to the size of the lots as most of the lots did not look big enough for a leach field. Mr. O'Donohoe stated that most people will not be putting a permanent residence on the lots due to the lot size and that these lots are clearly designed for recreational use. Discussion was had concerning what currently existed for wastewater treatment. Mr. O'Donohoe believed that most of the systems did drain into the river up until about 10 years ago when many of them upgraded to a proper holding tank. Administrator Sherman provided the Commission with a list of systems per his records as well as from a brief inspection of the property. Commission Member Nelson inquired about the ones marked with a question mark. Administrator Sherman stated that those were the ones that would need to be inspected or replaced when this process was complete, as he was not sure what they had. Chair Schwab stated that it was his understanding that the farmland was not owned by the Association and pointed out that the parcel owned by the Association would not be big enough to accommodate a common sewer without an easement from the owner of the farmland. Mr. O'Donohoe added that it was his understanding that once the cabins were transferred to the cabin owners, they would be subject to an inspection or update of the system prior to the Deed being recorded. Commission Member Nelson inquired as to how the cabins did during the 2008 flood. Mr. O'Donohoe stated that only one cabin had flooding, all the rest of the cabins are a lot higher. Discussion returned to the holding tanks. Administrator Sherman added that there could potentially be issues with a common sewer not running as efficiently due to the cabins only being occupied during the summer months and the sewer having little to no use during the winter months. Commission Member Nelson inquired about a meeting the prior evening. Administrator Sherman stated that there was a meeting with the Board of Health to obtain setback variances for the wells and septic systems. Specifically the Board of Health approved variances for: Lot 6 and 7 which share a septic system with a well that is 25' from the tank; Lot 11 which has a well 44' from the septic system; Lot 12 which is still questionable because there was no obvious evidence of a septic system and in addition there is a well that is not being used so any issues could be taken care of by plugging the well; and Lot 15. Chair Schwab inquired whether there were funds available for closing wells and it was determined there was $200 available per well, which should be more then enough to cover the expense of plugging this particular well. Administrator Sherman added that any new wells and septic systems that can not meet the required setbacks will also have to get an individual variance from the Board of Health.
Chair Schwab inquired whether the City of Nashua had been contacted and Assistant Day stated that they had not as this proposed subdivision is not within 2 miles of Nashua. Chair Schwab inquired whether the Homeowner's Association would maintain the road since it was not a county road and it was determined that it would. Mrs. Robinson added that people are really starting to fix up the property and are going through the correct channels to do so when in the past people did whatever they wanted to with or without a permit. She also added that the Association will not allow any new mobile homes on the property, but all existing mobile homes are grandfathered.
There were no oral or written objections received during the hearing. Assistant Day stated that Roger Sutton had contacted her on Monday inquiring as to what the hearing entailed. Mr. Sutton expressed no objections or support for the applications, but rather inquired about the septic tank versus leach field issue and whether the leach field systems encroached onto his property and it was determined that they were within the lot lines of the Homeowners' Association.
A motion to approve the request to rezone the remainder of the parcel from AG to R-1 and request for approval of Preliminary Subdivision Plat for 30 lots as platted by Herold-Reicks Surveying on January 6, 2011, was made by Dean Tjaden and seconded by Susan Nelson. Roll call vote was taken and the motion was unanimously approved.
Chair Schwab advised the applicants of the Board of Supervisors hearing that will begin at 9:30 a.m. following this hearing. Assistant Day gave Mr. O'Donohoe a list of documents that would need to accompany the Request for Approval of Final Plat.
The hearing was adjourned while Chair Schwab and Administrator Sherman attended the Board of Supervisors hearing. Upon returning from the hearing, discussion was had concerning the proposed Rules of Procedure. Administrator Jeff Sherman and Commission Member Susan Nelson did not return from the Board of Supervisors' meeting. Discussion was had regarding amendment of agendas. Assistant Day stated that she talked with County Attorney Norman Klemesrud as well as sought the opinion of other county zoning officials. So long as the agenda is not being amended with action items, it is perfectly acceptable to amend the agenda during the hearing with discussion items. Assistant Day stated that she completely agreed with this assessment, but that she was wondering more about whether she was properly publishing the agenda items. Assistant Day learned that so long as the Agenda is posted on the door or bulletin board outside their office at least 24 hours prior to the meeting, this would constitute proper notice. Additionally, Assistant Day pointed out that it is very rare that the Commission has action items other then zoning and subdivision requests. Commission Member Duane Koch suggested that the wording 'non action items' be added to Section VII under Other Business. Assistant Day thought this language could also be added to Section II under Approval of Agenda. No further discussion was had concerning the Rules of Procedure and the Commission expressed their desire to take action on these Rules at the next meeting.
A motion to add the language 'non action items' to Sections II and VII of the Rules of Procedure with one (1) final comment period being allowed by email with final action being taken at the next meeting was made by Duane Koch and was seconded by Dean Tjaden. Roll call vote was taken and the motion was unanimously approved.
Motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Duane Koch and seconded by Dean Tjaden.
Meeting adjourned.
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For a first-time mom, I definitely had it easy. My whole pregnancy went without incident, with no morning sickness, and nothing really strange or disturbing to mar it.
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On July 23rd, my husband and I were at home and he had gone to bed at about 9 p.m. He runs a golf course and gets up very early. At about 9:30 p.m., I was watching TV and got up to go to the bathroom. I had just entered the bathroom when my water broke. Those who tell you it's not a gush like on TV are not always right! I thought that I had just not made it to the bathroom on time, but with the second and smaller gush, I realized that it was my water that had just broken. I went to ask Dave if he had enjoyed his nap because we had to go to the hospital. I had the bag for the baby all ready, but I wasn't packed so I let Dave wake up a little and got that ready and braided my hair since it was still wet from the shower I'd had earlier.
Once we got on the road, we made excellent time, arriving at the hospital 45 minutes after we left home. I don't know how we didn't get pulled over. My mom, whom I had called from the road, beat us there by about 25 minutes. I still hadn't had any contractions at this point, so I was feeling fine. We got checked in to the hospital and I had my pick of the birthing rooms since we were the only ones there at the time. Dave and I went to sleep and mom went out to the waiting room as by then she was wide awake.
I slept until around 3:30 a.m. when the contractions became too strong to ignore any longer. The nurse came in and saw that I was awake, so she checked and said that I was already 7 cm. dilated! I was so excited and it wasn't that painful yet.
Then the contractions started coming really quickly, closer and closer together. We were sure that we were going to have the baby by 8 a.m. or so, but then he got stubborn. He turned 'sunny side up' and got stuck. This is when it actually started to get painful as all of the pain and pressure went to my back.
I was given morphine in an IV to help with the pain, but it really just made me feel like I had been drinking. Finally they told me that I was ready to deliver, but he was still stuck so they were going to wait a bit to see if he turned, otherwise I may have to have a C-section. I was pretty upset because I didn't want one and all I wanted to do was push, but they told me not to and gave me gas to breathe when I had a contraction, to help take the pain away. They decided that they were going to take me into the OR for the delivery, so they gave me an epidural, which I didn't want. I was pretty spaced by this point, but I started laughing when they took me into the OR and asked me to help scoot onto the other bed.
Anyone who's had an epidural knows that you really have no control over your lower half and I found it quite funny to try.
They went in with forceps, and found that Ray had turned all by himself. It only took a few pushes to get him delivered. I had to ask after a couple of minutes if it was a girl or a boy. I was convinced we were having a girl and was really surprised to hear it was not. He was so beautiful and my husband, who was in with me the entire time, carried him down to the nursery while they finished with me.
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I thought it best for the short term to settle in and quietly serve in my church and wait to see what God might do with me. I spent the next few years driving the church van, transporting the church's senior citizens and poorer members. It was a wonderful time, but I was unable to see that Christ was steadily leading and preparing me for future ministry. During this time I was being tempered by the Lord's senior saints, and I became better acquainted with normal church life and the struggles of the average churchgoer. God gave me a very deep love for his church and a sincere desire to see his people grow spiritually.
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COOPERSTOWN, NY – As the baseball season winds toward its climax, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum has put together a fan's dream lineup for programming during the last months of 2012.
The Museum will honor the longstanding relationship between baseball and the movies, salute the timeless values of Character and Courage and celebrate the annual Fall Classic with the popular World Series Gala. The programs give Museum visitors the chance to experience baseball's glorious history at the home of the National Pastime in Cooperstown.
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- Family Day: The National Baseball Hall of Fame invites families to a special day at the Museum Sept. 22 during Cooperstown's annual PumpkinFest Weekend. The day will include family-friendly programs and demonstrations as well as hands-on activities throughout the Museum all day long. Children 12 and under receive free admission.
- Film Festival: The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum will celebrate the timeless relationship of baseball and the cinema at the Hall of Fame's Baseball Film Festival, Sept. 28-30, as the Museum honors the tradition of baseball at the movies. Fourteen films, with themes ranging from knuckleball pitchers to Hall of Famer Roberto Clemente to Fenway Park, will be screened over three days, and all films will be shown in the Hall of Fame's Bullpen Theater or Grandstand Theater. Tickets for the screening of Film Festival entries are free of charge but limited and must be reserved. Admission to the Museum is required for films shown during regular Museum hours. Members may reserve their tickets beginning Sept. 17, and any remaining seats will be made available to the general public beginning Sept. 24 by calling the Membership department at 607-547-0397 or visiting the Membership desk in the Museum. A complete list of the films to be screened during the weekend is available at www.baseballhall.org .
- Ryno's Character: As part of its fifth-annual salute to character and courage, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum will present Columbus Day Weekend programming dedicated to those qualities, highlighted by a Voices of the Game event in Cooperstown featuring Hall of Famer Ryne Sandberg. Fresh off his second season as the manager of the Triple-A Lehigh Valley IronPigs of the International League, Sandberg will share his insights on the game at 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 6 in the Hall of Fame's Grandstand Theater. A ticket is required for the event and costs $10 for adults, $5 for children under 12. Tickets are available to participants in the Hall of Fame's Membership program Sept. 17 by calling 607-547-0397, and any remaining tickets will go on sale to the general public on Monday, Oct. 1.
- World Series Gala: Enjoy the excitement of the World Series on the big screen at the Hall of Fame during one of our favorite annual family events. The entertaining evening on Oct. 27 will include refreshments, trivia, raffles and prizes during a live broadcast of Game 3 of the World Series from the park of the American League champion. Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for children under 12 and will be available to participants in the Hall of Fame's Membership Program starting Oct. 1. Any remaining seats will go on sale to non-Members starting Oct. 22. For more information or for tickets, call (607) 547-0397.
- Daily Programming: The Hall of Fame will host daily programs on weekdays throughout the fall. At 11 a.m., the Plaques in the Gallery program features a look at the Plaque Gallery and information about how each plaque is made and installed in a 20-minute guided tour. At 3 p.m., Museum visitors in the Learning Center will hear the stories behind the artifacts from World Series games played at Boston's Fenway Park, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2012. Both daily programs are included with Hall of Fame admission.
For more information on fall programs at the Baseball Hall of Fame, please visit www.baseballhall.org.
The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum is open seven days a week year round, with the exception of Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. From Labor Day until Memorial Day Weekend, the Museum observes daily regular hours of 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. The Museum observes summer hours of 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. from Memorial Day Weekend until the day before Labor Day. Ticket prices are $19.50 for adults (13 and over), $12 for seniors (65 and over) and for those holding current memberships in the VFW, Disabled American Veterans, American Legion and AMVets organizations, and $7 for juniors (ages 7-12). Members are always admitted free of charge and there is no charge for children 6 years of age or younger. For more information, visit our website at baseballhall.org or call 888-HALL-OF-FAME (888-425-5633) or 607-547-7200.