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But Pemex acknowledged in a report that starting in late 2011, a series of smaller blasts and fires, mainly at refineries and petrochemical plants, had "seriously impacted" its safety rate. It said the rate of injuries per million hours had risen to 0.54.
Mexico City-based oil analyst David Shields said he was pessimistic that any one particular accident would have a real impact on the broader push for reform.
"What they really do is spark a certain amount of indignation, most of the time they don't result in changes," he said. "At the end of the day, things don't seem to work out."
Before the pipeline blast in Reynosa, Pemex's last big accident was in 2007, when a sudden storm hit an offshore oil rig, killing 22 workers.
Thursday's explosion occurred at about 3:45 p.m., just as the administrative shift was about to end. It hit the basement and three floors, where as many as 250 people work, Lozoya said. The floors collapsed in the 14-story administrative building at the headquarters office complex, which was built starting in the late 1970s. Some 10,000 people work there daily. Lozoya said about 1,700 work in the building affected.
To the untrained observer, the offices appeared to be showing signs of age surprising for the headquarters of a major oil company. The elevators were often out of service or crept slowly between floors. Its bathrooms were dirty and the floors were worn.
Gabriela Espinoza, 50, a Pemex secretary for 29 years, was on the second floor of the tower when she said she heard two loud explosions and a third smaller one.
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Espinoza's co-worker, Tomas Rivera, 32, worked on the ground floor in the building where the explosion occurred and said the force knocked him to the basement, fracturing his wrist and jaw. The injured were taken to two Pemex hospitals and other facilities, including the Red Cross hospital in the Polanco neighborhood near the oil company's headquarters. Relatives huddled in the waiting room for news of their loved ones. Some walked out of meetings with the hospital social worker joyous, while others came out crying.
Lozoya said Pemex operations continue uninterrupted despite the blast and that the company is producing 2.57 million barrels of oil per day.
Pemex, created as a state-owned company in 1938, has nearly 150,000 employees, according to its website, with $111 billion in sales. Pena Nieto, who took office in December, has made Pemex reform the center of his platform, with a plan to pump new investment into a company whose profits feed much of Mexico's federal budget, but which has fallen behind other oil companies in production, technology and exploration.
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From a community cookbook. It will cover 4-5 lbs of lamb. Nice on leg of lamb. Serve with rice pilaf or orzo.
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- 1⁄2 cup red wine, burgundy is good
- 1⁄4 cup olive oil
- 2 tablespoons peppercorns, crushed
- 5 garlic cloves, slivered
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 2 teaspoons oregano, crushed
- Mix all ingredients and pour over the lamb.
- Marinate 24 hours or at least overnight, covered, in the refrigerator.
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This is an absolutely delicious marinade. I let is soak for about 30 hours and the flavors went through the entire 5lb. roast. I served it with Tatziki sauce and it tasted exactly like gyros. Thanks for the great recipe.
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Excellent location! Great deal when you can get it!
My sister and I recently spent the week in London and happened upon the DeVere Cavendish St. James by chance. We were very lucky: found a great rate off their website. The hotel's location is excellent! It is located across the street from Fortnum & Mason's, a block from Piccadilly St. It's only a few blocks from either the Green Park or Piccadilly Circus Tube stations. From the hotel, you can walk within 20 minutes to SoHo, Chinatown, Leicester Sq, Covent Garden, the National Gallery, Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, etc. We had a twin room, which we felt was small compared to those in the US, but comfortable. It was as nice as staying at a Hyatt. But I guess all hotel rooms in Europe are small? The major disappointment was the service at breakfast. A continental breakfast was included with our accomodations, and it was quite good. We would recommend spending the few extra GBP and getting the full English Breakfast on the weekends.
But be prepared to be waited on by the Living Dead! The attitude and service of the waitstaff was the worst we've ever encountered on our travels. We weren't looking to be entertained by the waitstaff...but how about simply being polite? Forget about 'friendly'. My sister and I thought just the one morning was bad, but we found that the waitstaff's attitudes every morning were bad! Can't tell you how many times we were ignored! When we asked for a cup of coffee or tea with breakfast, you would think we were asking them to severe a limb! Needless to say, we never left a gratuity...it was THAT bad. Thank Goodness not all service in London is that poor. (Afternoon tea at Claridge's...now THAT's service!!!) Oh...and when you arrive at the DeVere Cavendish St.
James...ask for Rachid. He's the best concierge in town! And tell him the Sisters from the States in Room 817 said 'hello'!
A fine hotel
A clean, modern hotel with an excellent location. Rooms are pretty small, but enough for one person. One of the best hotels in London that I've stayed in, I'll most certainly return there. Recommended.
Loved the De Vere Cavendish, St. James
We spent 6 nights at the DeVere in March, 2004. The DeVere is located in a wonderful area of London. It is right across the street from Fortnum and Mason and there are many other shops and restaurants in the neighborhood. It was very clean, convenient to both the Green Park and Picadilly tube stops. It is also located so you can walk to many of the major sights. The service was excellent. Our room was quiet and everything was quite comfortable. It was our first time in London and the staff was very friendly and helpful. The continental breakfast was included in our room rate and was quite adequate. Variety of cereal, pastries, fruit, etc. We will stay there again if we return to London.
Good Choice, Great Location
I enjoyed a 5 night stay at the De Vere Cavendish Hotel in February, 2004. I booked a "single" room at a promotional rate through British Airways and I feel that I got very good value. The "single" room was a bit small, but there was sufficient room for one person. It would have been cramped for two. The room had a full-sized bed which was one of the most comfortable in which I've ever slept. The bathroom featured an over-sized shower (no tub) with an abundant flow of water. (Showers in some London hotels are tiny and provide a meager trickle.) My only complaint was that the boiler broke and there was no hot water one morning, but such things do happen. The breakfast buffet (included in my rate) offered a limited selection of cereals, breads, pastries, fruits, cheeses and cold meats. The pastries were particularly good.
The location can hardly be better -- just a few minutes walk from Piccadilly Circus and the West End theatres or from the shops on Regent Street and Bond Street. The Green Park and Piccadilly Circus Tube stations are within easy walking distance and provide access to many different lines, including direct train service to Heathrow. In short, the De Vere Cavendish is a good choice in a great location. I'm sure I'll stay there again.
Loved the location
When we arrived the hotel record showed that we wouldn't be arriving for 2 days. They gave us a room right next to the elevator and when we heard the noise from the elevator we requested a different room. They moved us into a smoking room (YUK) since we were told it was the only room available for our 8 day stay and after complaining they lowered our rate. The rooms overall were quite nice & clean, the only negative was the quality of the mattress, had to sleep on the edges. Great location, we would stay here again.
Nice & modern... beware of dinner reservations...
The De Vere Cavendish was a great place to stay. It's centrally located in Picadilly, steps away from the Thomas Pink store. The rooms were a bit small, however the decor was very modern and minimalist. Staff was nice and friendly and the bar on the 2nd floor is open 24/7 for hotels guests. The only complaint we had was that the recommendations for dinner reservations were at such expensive restaurants. We figured out later that the concierge staff got a kickback from the restaurants. We would suggest just asking for dinner suggestions and then just showing up for dinner because you don't need the reservations.
Loved the Devere Cavendish Hotel-St James Place
I visited London in September 2003 and this hotel is just the finest I have found in London - I emailed the hotel directly for the best price, and found that the hotel offered me the BEST price possible (even shopped online at the travel sites, and the hotel gave me the best offer! Great hotel - super service and a fabulous hotel to meet and greet friends - located in St James - middle of Piccadilly and just a fine hotel all around. Location is super - there is a Marks and Spencers close by - walking distance to just everywhere - so do check this hotel out - room service after 10pm is a bit limited. Just lovely and I paid 189 sterling pounds INCLUDING VAT and an English breakfast each morning!
Great location for first time visitors
This hotel is perfectly situated for the traveler who wants to be a "tourist" and go "sightseeing" in London. We spent a week at the Cavendish St. James in mid-October, 2003 and could not have been happier with the hotel. The rooms were a bit small, but were extremely comfortable (especially the down comforters) , quiet and well-maintained. By day, we could walk or take a short cab/underground ride to Buckingham Palace, National Gallery, Parliament Building/Big Ben , Green Park, and by night, the theatre district and great restaurants were only a short distance away. The underground stations were only a short walk in either direction from the hotel. We traveled with our a 2 1/2 year old child, so being centrally located was important to us. Surprisingly, we also found a few inexpensive restaurants nearby, which is nice when traveling as a family. If we traveled to London again and only had a short amount of time there, we'd definitely stay at this hotel again.
Excellent Location, Great Hotel
I Recently went on a weekend break with my sister to London and we stayed at the Da Vere Cavendish, St James. I would recommend it to anyone. When we arrived, we were told we had been upgraded to an executive suite which was excellent, we loved everything about our room and we said if we ever went again we would definitely stay there. As for the location, it was excellent, we were right by everything you could ever want in London and we didn't need to get a Taxi Cab anywhere. Overall this is an excellent place to stay and I thoroughly recommend it!
Great location, Ok service
We have just returned from a 4-night stay in London and stay at the Devere Cavendish St. James. The location is hard to beat; we walked to almost every part of central in London within 15-20 minutes and it is a 3-minute walk from the Piccadilly tube stop, which gives you a quick, inexpensive ride to Heathrow when you need to go home. The room we obtained through hoteldiscounts was comfortable but quite small, with very sleek, modern furnishings. The bathroom was of good size, with a full-size tub and shower and heated towel bar. There was a nice closet, but no dresser to unpack your suitcase into, so you much live out of your suitcase. We also had some confusion as to whether the breakfast was included and, despite our protestations that we were told it was included, were charged nearly 30 pounds for a poorly supplied breakfast buffet. Overall, I would say if location near Piccadilly/West End is important, this could be a good option, but service and amenities could be improved for a "4-star" hotel.
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Raining today. Really raining. After another great breakfast- sorry to keep mentioning them but they are seriously good- we left the hotel but had to return to change clothes, get jackets, put on boots. So we wandered to Buckingham Palace for the Changing of the Guard, stood under our hotel umbrellas for ages, to eventually see a pared back, wet …
After another beautiful breakfast we caught the train to Hampton Court Palace. We met Sally and Sarah there. Great building and grounds. Interesting audio guides. Got back to the hotel at 4pm, slept for an hour. Then had dinner at Jamie Oliver's Diner in Piccadilly. Burgers! Great food! Ice cream at Haagen Daz.
Last full day in London and I'm sad and nostalgic already. Perfect breakfast yet again. A bit cooler today- needed to wear a jacket nearly all day. Caught the tube to London Eye. Soon after we left the station we noticed a huge mechanical polar bear being supported and controlled by lots of people, out the front of a building. Crowds were watching …
Breakfast is spectacular. Yoghurt and granola that brings joy. We went to the Tower of London - lined up for tickets for > 20 minutes. Hoards of people but lots of room once inside the walls. Yet again we went with the audio guides. They are so good! Always have knowledgeable academics and other experts describing with passion the things you are …
A great day. Walked to the British Museum and spent hours immersed in Ancient Greece, Egypt and Britain. A stunning building with an overwhelming and eclectic collection of treasures. Bought an Egyptian cat tea towel! Then we walked to the Charles Dickens Museum- a house he lived in for 2 years. Apart from the beautiful desk where he wrote Nichola …


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Splicing scenes from Tristan Sadler's visits to Norwich, England (1919) with flashbacks of his training days in Aldershot, England and his struggles in the trenches of World War I France (1916), then forwarding to an evening in his life as an 81-year-old author in London (1979), John Boyne's The Absolutist examines one man's lifetime of unresolved guilt. These feelings partly stem from spurned homosexual love in a time when such partnerships were considered crimes.
Sadler is the anti-hero who cannot forgive himself for his role in the death of Will Bancroft, the titular absolutist who begins as a fellow recruit and later renounces fighting after witnessing the killing of a prisoner-of-war. Also a friend and sexual partner who refuses to consider their encounters as more than aberrations, Bancroft emerges as a flawed yet mythologized man - all of which creates a dramatic plot that ...
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THANKS to a clever bit of detective work by one of its curators, the Bowes Museum in Barnard Castle has been able to reunite a porcelain cup and saucer that have separated for over 200 years.
The museum, which is acknowledged as having the most important collection of Continental ceramics in the North of England, has a very fine collection of Meissen. Among the pieces is a Meissen saucer c.1730 from the collection of the royal 'Japanese' palace in Dresden.
Howard Coutts, the museum's Curator of Ceramics, who was aware that the inventory number No.351.w was scratched on the base of the saucer, spotted a cup of the same design, decoration and number for sale at Bonhams in London on July 6.
A successful bid of £4000, funded with the support of the MLA/V&A Purchase Grant Fund and the Friends of The Bowes Museum, means that the museum has now been able to put the two back together.
"The inventory of the palace lists four cups and three saucers of this pattern and number as being on the shelf in the gallery in 1770," said Dr Coutts. "The cups are slightly larger than average, being described as 'coffee cups', a fact that would not be obvious to us now."
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Limits to predator regulation of rabbits in Australia: evidence from predator-removal experiments
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- , A. R. E. SinclairAffiliated withThe Ecology Group, Department of Zoology, University of British Columbia
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Predator-prey studies in semi-arid eastern Australia demonstrated that populations of rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) could be regulated by predators. The functional, numerical and total responses of foxes (Vulpes vulpes) to rabbits and the numerical response of feral cats (Felis catus) to rabbits, are described. Measurement of the rabbit component of foxes' stomach contents indicates a Type III functional response. The size of the fox population in summer was dependent on the availability of rabbits over the immediately preceding rabbit breeding season but there appeared to be no density-dependent aggregation of young foxes in areas of surplus food. The total response of foxes, estimated using the short-term numerical response of dispersing foxes, was directly density-dependent for low rabbit densities and inversely density-dependent for high rabbit densities. Two states are possible with this form of total response: a state with low rabbit densities regulated by predators and a state with high rabbit densities which occurs when rabbits escape predator regulation. The boundary between regulation and non-regulation by predators was demonstrated by a predator-removal experiment. In the treated areas, predators were initially culled and rabbits increased to higher densities than in an untreated area where predators were always present. When predators were allowed back into the treated areas, rabbit populations continued to increase and did not decline to the density in the untreated area. This is the critical evidence for a two-state system. When predators were present, rabbits could be maintained at low densities which were in the density-dependent part of the total response curve for foxes. Exceptionally high rabbit recruitment, or artificially reduced predation, could result in rabbits escaping predator-regulation. Under these circumstances, rabbits could move into the inversely density-dependent region of the total response curve for foxes.
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Every student in the Performance Learning Center (PLC) has his/her own reason for enrolling. As many may already know, the PLC program is for students to have an opportunity at a smoother, less tense school environment. I have found it to be a very efficiently run school and a place where I can concentrate.
We asked four students questions based on their experiences with the program. Each student is in a different phase of their high school career.
Besides the opportunity for early graduation, what was the main reason you decided to enroll in PLC?
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Jordan: To get myself straight. This keeps me motivated to do some type of work every night.
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Kareema: I had family responsibilities that kept me out of school. I came to PLC so that I can graduate in June.
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I haven't heard much talk about the length of last night's game (5 hours, 22 minutes).
It was the longest game in Great American Ball Park history. No game in Riverfront Stadium ever lasted that long.
It was the longest game played in Cincinnati since September 1, 1967 when the Reds lost to the San Francisco Giants 1-0 in 21 innings which lasted 5:40.
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The striker came on as a substitute during Tuesday night's 2-0 defeat at Barnsley, just a few hours after joining the Lions on loan from QPR.
Winger Scott Malone could be added to the squad after recovering from a back injury, but on-loan Derby forward Nathan Tyson is still out with ankle ligament damage.
Full-back Adam Smith will play after extending his loan from Tottenham until the end of the season.
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Key to your heart steampunk dragon pal polymer clay sculpture
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The duty of the Emergency Management Director is to administer disaster services programs such as severe weather warning and assist in the federal and state agencies in disasters. The Emergency Management Services Board is composed of the Board of Supervisor's and the mayors of all the cities in the Clayton County.
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Mmmm. This is traditional dish in Slovakia too. Mushrooms and zucchini are optional, but good. We like it just with bread. Many people prepare the onion-pepper-tomato mixture in larger amounts in summer and can it for later use. Good ripe tomatoes with strong taste are the key. For me, it`s a comfort food.
I cut this recipe in thirds, I used two green peppers, 1/2 cup onions, 2 small zucchini, 1/2 cup diced mushrooms, 1 large tomato and two eggs, salt and pepper and margarine. We just had homemade biscuits and mandarin oranges for dessert. Very good! My husband can eat this dish! I sprinkled a little Italian Seasoning before the liquid reduced. Thanks!
My husband LOVED this recipe! This was our main dish for supper tonight, so I cut the recipe in half for the two of us. Hubby said next time to make more. :-) I really enjoyed the flavor of the zucchini with the onions and bell peppers, and think next time I might add extra. I left out the mushrooms, as I don't care for them. I was generous with the kosher salt and pepper, while I was sauteing all the veggies. I love grilled zucchini with grated parmesan, and at the very end added 1-2 tablespoons of parmesan to the top of the eggs and vegetables. I felt it complimented all the other flavors very well. I'm on low-carb, so ate this as a one dish meal. DH used a crusty bread as an accompaniment to the Lecho. Thanks Mirj, this was easy and I will be making it again!


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It seems like Python is used as a coding language for part 2 of Kent Beck's book Test Driven Development. I have read the first part of that book and started appreciating the value of TDD . First part was easy to understand as the examples were in Java and that is the only language that I have worked on. How should I prepare myself to go about reading the second part of the book? What value will it provide? I do not plan to write a testing framework myself. Can I skip this entirely and go to the third section?
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Python is a great language widely used to illustrate programming concepts such as 'Cognitive Intelligence', 'Semantic Web', 'Natural language processing' to name just 3 O'Reilly titles.
Learning a little Python will make you a better Java programmer .
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AJEM 77 McDonald Road Apartment 1 bedroom sleeps 3
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The L-shaped sofa sleeps 1 adult or child. A small child could share the sofa by sleeping on the short side of the L-shape. WiFi is provided and a large TV with Sky package is available for guests use.
The double bedroom at the back of the property is comfortable and has a large TV with Sky package, so you can lie in bed and watch TV. The kitchen has recently been refurbished and has everything you need to cook or heat up a meal. The small bathroom has a bath, shower and toilet.
NB. As this is a third floor apartment in a building with no lift, it may be less suitable for people with mobility problems.
Dogs are welcome at this apartment. Kids are welcome. A cot can be provided by prior request. There is a small play park right across the road from the apartment and other play parks can be found nearby.
As in most places in Edinburgh, parking is on-street and paid. However, with its close proximity (only 10 minutes walk or 5 minutes by bus) to Princes Street and 5 minute walk from the tram stop this apartment is ideally located to explore Edinburgh so a car is not essential.
Strictly no stag, hen or other parties.
A cot can be provided by prior request.
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We enjoyed very much in Annette's apartment. Since the host was close to the apartment check-in was going well although I forgot to inform my arrival time in advance. The host was very kind and helpful. she gave us some useful information. There's not so much things to ask cause it's very well organized though. Kitchen was wonderful we enjoyed our cooking and it feels like I'm just staying at my friend's place. Comfortable and cozy. Then location is not really central but still easy to reach to the city center. We walked everyday to the city center. I'd like to recommend this apartment to everyone.
Lovely and Comfy Apartment.
Easy for visiting New And Old Town.
The accommodation was wonderful, we had a great time and Annette, the landlord, was very helpful to make us feel at home. The accommodation is on walking distance to the center of Edinburgh, quiet, and conveniently located with shops in close vicinity. Also the Wifi was convenient. Though possible, we found it more difficult than expected to find a spot in close vicinity to park our car; Nevertheless, we really liked the place and would certainly go back to the same place on a next occasion.
We had a fabulous time in Edinburgh. The apartment was clean and fully furnished with a personal touch. The spacious kitchen is particularly remarkable. Annette has been a polite and pleasant host. We highly recommend this apartment to other guests.
Annette and self catering Edinburgh was excellent. A very handy position, very welcoming and helpful advice. Great basics there. Loved the little history books and the flowers. Shower could have more pressure. Very homely.
We arrived at the apartment before the scheduled check in and we were very well recives by Anete. The apartment has good location and is very well organized.
We staid three days in Edimburgh, and we have a real nice stay in this apartement. Annette, welcomed us even if it was a bit late at night (around 11:00 pm). The flat had every thing we needs and was really confortable. Dishwasher, Washing-machine, food shop just across the road, 15 min walks to the city. A really niec and cozy flat
Annete fue una estupenda anfitriona, nos facilitó toda la información que necesitábamos. El apartamento está muy bien, limpio, bien equipado y localizado.
Het is een mooi en best ruim appartement voor met zijn 2-en. Wel een hele klim naar boven. We hebben geen persoonlijk contact gehad met de verhuurder maar wel via de telefoon en sms. We mochten de spullen maandag wat langer laten staan zodat we nog even Edinburgh in konden. De straat van het appartement doet wat armoedig aan maar is eigenlijk best in orde.
Minpunten: de prijs en weinig handdoeken.
Pluspunten: gezellige inrichting en 2 slaapkamers
El apartamento está genial, muy cuidado y confortable.
A tan solo 15 minutos del centro con el autobús en la puerta del apartamento, y con un supermercado Lidl en la acera de enfrente.
Todo va perfectamente y encima te dejan folletos y mapas en todos los idiomas para poder turistear a gusto por esta gran ciudad.
Muchas gracias por todo Anette!!!
Os lo recomiendo totalmente.
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So, my doctor called today and I failed the one hour glucose test:(( I will have to do the three hour and really hope I pass it. I'm a little nervous. I don't want to have gestational diabetes! Did anyone else fail the one hour?
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Oh pistachio I'm sorry. I did ok but please let us know how the three hour goes.
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I'm pregnant with twins but they are my 2nd and 3rd. With my daughter I failed the 1 hour but then passed the 3 hour with no problem. I panicked back then but the nurse said its very common to fail the first test and pass at the 3 hour. I know a few people that this happened to...I wouldn't worry.
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I haven't done it I'm scheduled for it next week -- hoping your three hour goes well -- sending you hugs and positive thoughts
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My 1-hr test is scheduled in two weeks. I didn't realize it was common to fail. Hope that doesn't happen.
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Thank you all! I saw my doctor today. She said that she believes I will pass the three hour. I take it Saturday and will get results back late Monday or Tuesday. Good luck to those about to take it. I'll update when I know more.
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There are tons of false positives on the 1 hour (1 in every 3 or 4 I thought I read). I "failed" my first one at 138 (borderline), but my peri was kind enough to tell me about the fasting test so I could do that as a follow up instead of the 3 hour. I had low glucose with that one (66). So there's hope.
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Good luck, hopefully yours was a false positive.
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Ana Henry, John Brian Pignanelli
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BARCELONA, Spain -- Enric Henry and Montserrat Nebot of Barcelona, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ana Henry, to John Brian Pignanelli of San Francisco.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Pignanelli of Fletcher, N.C.
The bride-elect graduated from Fitchburg State College with a bachelor of science degree in mathematics and biology; and North Carolina State University with a master of science degree in biomathematics. She is a pharmacokineticist with Pharsight Corporation, San Francisco.
The bridegroom-elect graduated from Tulane University with a bachelor of architecture degree and a masters of architecture degree. He is a self-employed architect in San Francisco.
The wedding will be held at 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 5, 2004, in La Cartoixa d'EscalaDei.
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MILLS RIVER -- Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCormick of Mills River, announce the engagement of their daughter, Dena McCormick, to Stephen Nemec of Hendersonville.
The bride-elect graduated from Western Carolina University.
The bridegroom-elect graduated from the University of North Carolina at Asheville.
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Richard Drake of Laurel Brook Drive, Hendersonville, and Sandra Kerr Drake of Brittany Place Drive, Hendersonville, announce the engagement of their daughter, Amanda Sally Drake, to Stanley "Dewayne" Honeycutt Jr.
He is the son of Stanley Honeycutt Sr. of Weaverville and Norman and Vickie Rogers of Hendersonville.
The bride-elect will graduate from North Henderson High School June 1. She is a sales floor associate with Wal-Mart.
The bridegroom-elect graduated from North Henderson High School. He is a sales floor associate with Wal-Mart.
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I had a great experience using Sprintec. I was nervous to start taking birth control and was worried about the toll it would take on my body. I have had no mood swings, no weight gain, no issues at all. It hasn't helped my acne, but I don't take it for that, so I guess I can't really complain. I've been taking it for 10 months and have not gotten pregnant. My periods are extremely ... Show Full Comment
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I took this back in high school and it was amazing! my periods were always regular and short and i never got pregnant while taking it. when i stopped taking it my periods still remained exactly the same which was AMAZING! I became pregnant 5 months after i stopped taking it. Im on a different pill now hoping to get back on this because ive never been on any birth control that was this good for me. ... Show Full Comment
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I initially took sprintec for my irregular mensural cycles. I was on it for about 6 months until I noticed horrible mood swings and irritability that wouldn't go away. I felt extremely depressed and the slightest things would set me off. This lasted for months so I decided to stop taking it. About 6 months later I began taking it again for birth control. (I should've changed the brand I wa ... Show Full Comment
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I know most of us only carry one device either because we choose to or because we want to, but what if you didn't? If you had to pick a phone for every major occasion, what would you choose and why? Here are my picks.
Beater: Lumia 620
I think this WP8 newbie would be great as a beater phone. It's inexpensive for the hardware, runs smooth, and looks like it could take a beating. If you're wondering what I mean by beater, I'm taking about devices that exist simply to take a beating. For example hiking, exercising, going to the beach, drunk nights, kids (which are a direct result of drunk nights. ) (Runner ups: HTC 8S, HTC One V)
Business: Samsung Ativ S
My main tools of the trade are Word and Excel. Sure, other platforms have ways to duplicate their functionality but I don't need to settle for substitutes. Furthermore, the Ativ S has a more professional look to it than the Lumia or 8X line. (Runner ups: iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy Note II)
Pleasure: Lumia 920
Gotta stick with my 920. Not only is it a heads turner but everyone wants to use it for pictures once they realize how superb the camera is. Plus, people love seeing their faces pinned to my home screen. It makes them feel special, lol. (Runner ups: HTC 8X, HTC One X, iPhone 4S)
And the beauty of only using WP is that I can easily sync all my content between the three devices.
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That would be mu Lumia 800 as the Beater and my 920 for almost everything else.
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A nice side benefit is to hear Siri groaning while the native maps dispatch an ambulance to its location - which it would state as the outer moons of Saturn.
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Sorry in advance for the long post, but I need to tell the full story here to explain the problem...
The following style sheet declaration in my header.php file:
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Is expanded by PHP to the following, as expected:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://news.pandesa.com/wp-content/themes/zenful_pandesa/style.css" type="text/css" media="screen" />
I am wondering if there isn't a way to have the location of the style sheet expand to a standard local directory reference rather than a full URL.
Why, you might ask, would I want to do away with the full URL?
The answer is that I have found that this full URL is slowing down the superfish dropdown menus in IE6. Check out this page in IE6:
Notice how slow and clunky the dropdowns are in IE6? Now check out the following page in IE6:
Notice how nice and fast the dropdowns are now? Thats how they are supposed to work.
This latter URL was generated by first doing a "View -> Page Source" and dumping the resulting HTML into a file, which resulted in this:
Notice that this last page exhibits the exact same slow behavior in IE6. All I did to fix the problem was to replace the style sheet declaration:
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with this:
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So, thats why I'm suspecting that the speed issue is related to using the full URL.
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The Central African president insisted Friday he was negotiating with Joseph Kony after Washington rubbished claims the wanted Ugandan militia boss was personally involved in any talks.
Michel Djotodia is in contact with Kony, one of the world's most elusive war criminals, over the fate of the children and women enslaved by his Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), presidency spokesman Guy-Simplice Kodegue said.
Kony has been wanted since 2005 by the International Criminal Court for a raft of crimes against humanity -- including rape, murder, sexual enslavement and child enlistment -- that have earned him a reputation as one of the most brutal rebel leaders in recent history.
The 50-year-old's health is believed to have deteriorated after years on the run in some of Africa's most hostile regions but it was not immediately clear if the purported talks were part of a broader surrender deal.
"There are stateless children, women, elderly people" with Kony and his men, Kodegue told AFP.
The LRA started a quarter century ago as a northern Ugandan insurgency battling Yoweri Museveni's regime.
But it has since become a multinational mercenary and extortionist gang sowing terror in an area straddling the Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda and South Sudan.
The group is known for abducting civilians after looting their villages and killing off any resistance, using them as porters and sex slaves.
According to Djotodia, Kony and his henchmen have herded 7,000 of such victims with them into the Central African Republic.
"All this has led the Central African authorities, first among them the president, to consider a phase of negotiations," Kodegue said.
Djotodia in tight spot
Djotodia, whose country has been sliding into chaos since he seized power in a March coup, is himself under increasing pressure from the international community, including the United States.
He announced at a political meeting in Bangui on Thursday that he was personally in contact with the elusive Kony, whom he said "wants to come out of the bush".
But the United States, which has spearheaded the hunt since an Internet rights campaign went viral last year and thrust Kony into the international spotlight, quickly moved to cast doubt over Djotodia's assertion.
US officials told AFP that while the embattled Central African leader may have been in talks with some LRA-affiliated fighters trying to cut a deal, there was no reason to believe Kony was directly involved in any negotiations.
A 3,000-strong Ugandan-led African force is currently hunting Kony, backed by about 100 military advisors from the United States, which has offered a $5 million reward for Kony's capture.
"The United States has deployed considerable means including money, equipment and manpower to track down Kony. It is still ongoing," Kodegue said Friday.
"That's the approach they defend but we think the president's undertaking should be supported, to prevent Central Africa from sinking into another cycle of violence," he said.
Djotodia has failed to rein in his former rebel comrades and the UN has said it might have to send in thousands of peacekeepers amid growing concern a possible genocide was in the making.
Kodegue called for the international community's assistance in dealing with Kony "because Central Africa already has too many problems."
"The United States managed to pin down Bin Laden because it kept several tracks open," he said, in reference to the May 2011 raid in which the Al Qaeda supremo was slain.
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Several attempts at peace negotiations have failed in the past and while a string of shadowy middlemen have claimed to have a direct line to Kony, he has not been seen or heard in public in years.
Eight years ago, Kony and four of his lieutenants became the subjects of the Hague-based ICC's first indictments.
The former altar boy was charged with 12 counts of crimes against humanity and 21 counts of war crimes.
According to a recent UN report, the LRA -- which once claimed to fight for the Ten Commandments -- is responsible for 100,000 deaths over the past 25 years.
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When U.S. News & World Report ranked CU's ceramics program ninth in the nation, the ceramics faculty were not surprised. "All three of us think we should be ranked a little bit higher," said Professor Scott Chamberlin. "We have spent a couple of decades building a great program." He gives credit to Betty Woodman, professor emerita and former director of the ceramics program, who has been called the most influential artist now working in ceramics. "She was responsible for bringing good people here, both faculty and grad students, and realized that ceramics couldn't survive by itself in a fine arts department — it had to find ways of engaging the painters, the sculptors and others. Those of us who came after feel the same way."
Ceramics has always been intertwined with painting and sculpture so it's natural that the disciplines work together. Historically, stories were told in pictures on pots; murals were painted on tiles. At CU, the academic structure of the entire fine arts program fosters dialogue among peers in every area.
"I think the nice thing about the ceramics program is that all of us on the faculty are working artists. We spend a lot of time on our studio practice — but we also are interested in and love teaching," said Chamberlin.
Molly Hatch, one of only two graduate students admitted to the program last year, agrees. She says CU was her first choice, mainly because "the faculty work coming out of the program was reputable." All of the graduate students work in a large, somewhat communal set of private studios with 24-hour access.
Chamberlin has been at CU for 20 years. "I've watched what happened during the Reagan years when everybody left to become business people," he said. "Now it's the opposite: people are realizing there are lots of ways of making a life." Currently the department is experiencing a surge in enrollment to about 900.
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Photos from the Boston Bruins' $156,000 Stanley Cup party at Foxwoods
As you probably know, the Boston Bruins won the Stanley Cup last week by beating the Vancouver Canucks. And while the city of Vancouver was busy rioting, the Bruins were planning the biggest Stanley Cup celebration in a long, long time. If you've read our post on all the crazy parties the Stanley Cup has been to, then you know any Stanley Cup party is awesome, but rarely do you get to see pictures of said party. Well, that all changed this year as photos from the Bruins' epic Saturday night party at Foxwoods keep coming in from across the internet. Their final bill for the night was $156,679.74. That included a $100,000 bottle of Ace of Spades "Midas" by Armand de Brignac that holds 30 liters of champagne and weighs roughly 100 pounds. There are only six of these things in the world, or I guess five now that the Bruins drank one. These pictures are from all over the place, including Deadspin, Busted Coverage, Barstool Sports, The Big Lead and God only knows where else. Needless to say, the Bruins had a better weekend than you did.