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Even Bing & Yahoo.
Here's my situation: I put up a new article on my site and I went to Google and searched for part of the article's title, then chose "past hour" to refine my search and got nothing for my site. There's plenty of results for other sites, but none at all for mine.
Google crawls my site fine, an my robots.txt file isn't blocking anything. What can be causing this to happen? I guess this has been going on for a while but I only noticed now.
Any ideas/suggestions would be appreciated.
Are you saying your articles never appear, or that they're taking longer than you expect to be indexed?
Well from what I can see, it's taking longer for Google to index my pages. For example, an article I wrote a few days ago is up (Nov. 5) in the results, but nothing from today. I'm wondering why other sites are getting picked up right away.
Exactly as to how often a site is crawled and the content is indexed is far more complicated than any of us can say with 100% certainty. However, the general rule of thumb is that the more popular your content is (backlinks) and the more often you publish new content, the faster your website will be crawled and indexed.
Are you using Webmaster Tools to track the movement of Googlebot and the other spiders through your website?
Sites that Google knows, trusts and rates highly get crawled and indexed more frequently than those that are new, not so highly rated or infrequently updated. If your site is fairly new or fairly small, it shouldn't be any great surprise that Google doesn't check it as often as bigger, well-established and more popular sites – that's just the way it works. As with most things to do with Google, the secret is perseverance – give Googlebot good reasons to keep coming back more frequently, and it will.
Thanks for the replies.
I see the article being picked up now, so it took a few hours which is okay for me. I know they go by backlinks, age, trust, etc but that's what's surprising because my site has been online for over 10 years and I post content daily. I'm going to keep an eye on the googlebot and see how often it's picking up my content.
How easy do you make it for Google to find the new content? Is it featured on the home page? Do you have an RSS and/or Twitter feed listing all updates? With those, a key point in terms of getting new articles indexed quickly (which may or may not be your main goal) is to minimise the amount of 'fluff' on those feeds and just have the updates and key highlights. That's particularly true for RSS – if you use both then you can keep RSS for "what's new" and use Twitter for wider social interaction.
Yes, I have RSS and Twitter and there's not much fluff on Twitter, if any.
Sorry if this sounds condescending, but the answer seems rather obvious: you either overestimate the frequency of your site being crawled, or Google's appreciation of this particular article.Unless you produce new content several times a day, it is unlikely that Google will index (not to mention give a top ranking) your product immediately.


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Martha Marcy May Marlene
I watched this on the plane en route from Perth to Sydney; drawn to it because I was curious about Elizabeth Olsen as an actress and also because it received some great reviews. Well, I was not disappointed. The movie was beautifully shot, thought provoking and also quite disturbing. I could not tear my eyes away from the screen. Even in the absence of a neat conclusion, I though it was a good and satisfactory ending to the story.
Have you seen it yet? Do you plan to?
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- Sunny Sweet Pea said...
This is on in the cinemas here at the moment. I really fancied seeing it and after reading your review perhaps I will :) x
- February 16, 2012 at 12:00 AM
- Katherine McAdoo said...
i haven't even heard of this? i really want to see elizabeth olsen in something -it's quite interesting.
though lately i only ever see movies if they are available for online play through netflix, so....
- February 16, 2012 at 12:52 AM
- Taj Acosta said...
Sounds very interesting! Thanks for sharing your thoughts! xx
- February 16, 2012 at 6:31 AM
- Sunny & Star said...
I hadn't heard of this movie. You definitely make it sound interesting though.
- February 16, 2012 at 11:25 AM
- green tea and red nails said...
have been thinking about going out and seeing this... might have to now! thanks for sharing!
- February 16, 2012 at 11:47 AM
- the real mia said...
I have been wanting to see this.
- February 17, 2012 at 3:04 AM
- Shoko said...
I've been wanting to see it for so long!
- February 17, 2012 at 7:16 AM
- MrJeffery said...
i loved this movie! really well-acted and shot. it's amazing how young the writer / director is. he basically did it for no money.
- February 17, 2012 at 9:32 AM
- Josie said...
Oh I really want to see this, it's out at the moment so maybe I will. Glad you liked.
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Did you think I fell off the face of the earth? It's been a fun week and a half since my last post. My mom and her sister flew into town for their other sister's surprise 60th birthday party (organized by the birthday girl's daughter). Then my mom stayed in town for a week, so I was having fun with her instead of blogging! I was sewing, by the way. My mom has 2 adorable new black-and-white themed shopping bags to show for it! (And, no, I didn't remember to take pictures of them.)
Onward and upward…
Now that all the squares are completed, they need to be arranged in an aesthetically pleasing way. And they need to be attached to each other. Most (maybe all?) of the quilt tops I've pieced up to this point in my life have been very simple. I've just stitched the blocks to each other, with no sashing–strips of fabric between the blocks. Well, this quilt top screams for sashing, because there is just too much diversity among the t-shirt blocks. Different colors, multiple fabrics, varied looks. There's nothing that ties them together as a whole. Enter: sashing fabric.
I needed to find that PERFECT fabric that will unify this odd assortment of blocks into a cohesive quilt top. At the beginning of my search, I didn't know exactly what it should be, but I did know what it shouldn't be. It shouldn't be a solid color. There's not a single color in the known universe that looks good next to every one of my blocks. I toyed around with the idea of using denim or chambray for the sashing–like a "jeans and t-shirt" theme–but I didn't like the overall look of it. Denim might have been too heavy anyway.
I imagined a print of line-drawn t-shirts on a white background, each shirt a different color, appearing to have been filled in by a kid with chunky crayons. I set out on my search with this image in mind. If it really existed, I would be ecstatic! Long story short: it doesn't. At least, I didn't find it. My daughter was with me on this hunting expedition. She's got a good eye for color and pattern and what-goes-with-what. She pointed out several possibilities as we scanned the bolts, but nothing was clicking with me. I was just about ready to call off the hunt for that day, and I turned down an aisle that didn't look too promising. My daughter probably thought I'd lost my ever-lovin' mind when I grabbed a bolt of fabric and squealed, "THIS IS IT!"
It's not t-shirts. It doesn't have a white background. It doesn't appear to have been colored in by a toddler. But it's PERFECT! I would never have invented this in my imagination, but I knew when I saw it that it was the right fabric to bring all my blocks together. (By the way, the print is called Autism Awareness. I found it at JoAnn's.)
So here are the 4 rows, assembled with the vertical sashing, in order from the top of the quilt to the bottom.
And here are the rows assembled with the horizontal sashing.
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After seeing the first commercial it was clear that this is their approach. Not sure they'll succeed as their execution is too insulting to consumers as opposed to the competition's products. Their approach lacks creativity and wreaks of a political smear campaign. In the end, if their products don't measure up, they will not have the same success.
Get off Apple's nuts Samsung!
That's the thing. Apple's not about profits (well they're suppose to be about creating great products and that's very evident). If there primary goal is to boost their sales it will never work.create a brand status similar to Apple's in order to boost their sales.
I actually enjoy Samsung commercials even though I own an iPhone and have a dislike for Android (based off owning and using the Acer Iconio A500). I think they're kind of funny how they show iPhone users and satirize the brand name hysteria that came with the iPhone. I mean I walk around and see so many people who are IMO incompetent of realizing and utilizing the full capabilities of the latest iPhone 4S, while I on the other hand are stuck with an outdated iPhone 3G.
On the other hand, I don't enjoy and thoroughly hate what Samsung might be trying to do with their marketing, in particular, the Samsung Note. IMO, the idea of marketing and labeling it as a "tablet" is going to bastardize the word and confuse the hell out of the uneducated consumer. IMO, the 5.3" Samsung Note is just a big phone, more PDA like than tablet like. Also, IMO the minimal screen size of anything close that should be called a tablet should at least be 7". Anything smaller and it's still fairly mobile and pocket-wieldly.
thats correct Raeki. Apple aims to make amazing things and makes money along the way. a lot of money.
The commercials don't promote Samsung, they promote Android. How does that build loyalty to Samsung? If anything Samsung is only highlighting how brand-independent Android is.
How Apple has gained consumer trust and marketing success is not a "ready-out-of-the-box" formula, it is a part of the corporate culture, created and demanded by SJ from the very beginning. If it was easy to copy or mimic (fake) every company would have already done so. Anyways...
I've had iPhones since they came out. Before that I was a loyal Palm Treo user and the main thing that held me back from switching was transferring my info and being able to use Outlook to sync all my info. I still use Windows iTunes on my Mac because the Mac version won't let me sync with Outlook. If the Galaxy would sync my info easily and correctly with Outlook I would give it a try but as long as they do things harder for customers to change I'll stick with my iPhone.
Funny, and yes I know Samsung make components for Apple and many other high end devices/companies. But at the same time Samsung have managed to appear ordinary or run of the mill. Don't know why.
They are the name behind many premium products but at the same time manage to appear anything but up market, (to me at least). Go figure.
Am I wrong? Take TVs, they probably make just as good a set as Pioneer and Sony, (who themselves have taken a Slip since the days of the Walkman), but aren't even looked at with anything like the same level of desire.
I used to hate Apple, hated their ads, hated there pcs, hated them all around. Then the iPhone came out.... And I needed to have it. Got it, loved it, and have loved Apple ever since. Until today......
I just upgraded to a iPhone 4S, and I got the dreaded "yellowish tint" on my screen ( google it if you don't know what it is...and no, it's not the glue). After seeing the yellowish tint, and comparing it to many other iPhone 4S's screens to determine my iPhone 4S did have a problem, I decided to simply head up to the Apple store, and receive excellent customer service, as I always have from Apple. Well......it didn't work out that way.... At all.
I spoke to a genius, he said ya, looks a little different, then went and got the manager, saying that only he (the manager) can approve a swap. The manager came over, glanced at my phone, then told me "it's a working phone, nothing wrong with it.". I said "What? I know it's working, but it's screen is yellowish, I paid for the iPhone 4s thats on display, and in commercials, not one with a yellowish screen." He responded with "I can't swap it out for that reason." I said "it's screen is yellow! It's defective!". He replied with "No it's not defective, it's a working phone."...........Seriously??
He never even ONCE compared my screen to another iPhone 4S, and he CLAIMED that he had never encountered this problem.....BS. He automatically knew what he was gonna say after hearing the problem from the genius, and the answer was NO, your yellowish screen is not a big deal, and we won't swap it out for one with a normal screen.
I'm sorry, I don't mean to rant...but I am absolutely shocked, and heartbroken by how I was treated by Apple today. Apple won me over with their great customer service, amazing products, and amazing quality.... now this, it's unbelievable.
My screen is a different color then all of the displays!! And Apple says that's not a good enough reason to get a replacement!! WTF??!
I am hoping this is a isolated incident, and not Apple policy on this issue, but it appears that it is.
Samsung, I hate your commercials...Just don't treat your customers the way I was treated today....Then you will have a chance to succeed in building a devoted customer base.
I find all the Samsung hate amusing and believe its nothing more than jealousy as they are finally a true competitor to the iPhone.
(I own and love my iPhone btw)
So Samsung wants to be the one with people waiting in lines for there next big phone while people walk by with something better and make fun of them? Makes perfect sense


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EVERETT — A shooting in downtown Everett early Wednesday reportedly could have been the result of someone being cheesed off at blind rapper Mac Wayne, who disappeared after being arrested on a robbery charge.
Or maybe not.
The shooting was reported in the 3200 block of Broadway, Everett police officer Aaron Snell said.
The man who was shot claimed two men drove up in a car and fired one shot at him, Snell said.
Detectives are trying to investigate his account but he "did not want to cooperate," Snell said.
The man, 39, drove himself to the hospital, Snell said.
"The hospital reported the shooting to police, but the male would not cooperate with detectives," Snell said. "As such, the specifics surrounding the incident are ambiguous."
Snell said he couldn't discuss reports that the man claimed he was shot by someone mad at the blind rapper.
A voice mail left at The Daily Herald on Wednesday morning claimed the shooting occurred outside of Bass Rock Records, which is producing an album by Mac Wayne whose real name is Wayne Frisby.
There is a $250,000 Snohomish County Superior Court warrant for Frisby's arrest after he skipped town while facing a February robbery charge.
The caller said the man who was shot is a Bass Rock Records producer. He said assailants allegedly drove up in a car and one of them asked the producer if it was the recording studio.
When the producer confirmed it was, one of the men allegedly pulled out a gun, yelled an expletive about Mac Wayne and shot the man in the shoulder, the caller reported.
The injury was not believed to be life threatening.
After Wayne skipped bail and fled town, he reportedly wrote a rap called "Catch Me If You Can." It is "Mac Wayne's only official response to (the) allegations," according to an email from Bass Records.
The email said that any money made from an upcoming Mac Wayne album, "Yay Charles — The Retainer," will be used to pay attorney fees and that an attorney will be contacting authorities in coming weeks.
"Catch Me If You Can" makes reference to a criminal investigation and the rapper's decision to flee. It refers to "detectives in my mama's house," making front page news and a decision "to split out of town."
The song also says that police are trying to get "the Ginger Bread Man."
The refrain chides: "I'm on the run. Catch me if you can."
Prosecutors suspect that drugs likely played a part in the Feb. 13 robbery in Marysville.
Frisby and an Arlington woman were arrested that night in Everett. While being booked in jail, Frisby reportedly handed over some methamphetamine, cocaine and heroin he had hidden in his clothing.
The victim said he threatened to kill her if she didn't hand over her keys. He also cut off part of her hair, court papers said.
Frisby and the Arlington woman left the other woman on the side of the road, according to prosecutors. She called police. Officers located a clump of hair in the street.
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Stephen P. Washburn, a retired Buffalo police officer who became vice president of security at the Seneca Niagara Casino in Niagara Falls, died unexpectedly Friday in his Hamburg home. He was 62.
Mr. Washburn was born in Lackawanna and graduated in 1969 from Riverside High School in Buffalo, where he was a top athlete.
He served on active duty in the Marine Corps during the Vietnam War from 1969 to 1971. Then he served in the Reserve until 1975.
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Mr. Washburn became vice president of security at Seneca Niagara Casino in 2002.
He was a Buffalo police officer from 1971 to 2002, serving on the S.W.A.T. team, the Tactical Patrol Unit and the Accident Investigation team.
He was actively involved in the affairs of the Seneca Nation of Indians and received the Warriors Medal of Valor from the Native American Nations of the U.S.A.
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Agree, everyone should at least attend the Goddard courses as a start, but there is more to it than that even. I think her problem was she wasn't even ready for grass roots and blagged her way up the ladder far too quickly without putting in the actual work required. There is a lot more to it than that obviously, its a long winded story thats been done over several times before.
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You cant even compare that dude, if you are getting into a pub fight, then dont expect a UFC grade ref!
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In a few short weeks, more than 500,000 construction professionals will invade the Munich Trade Center in Germany for bauma 2007. For six days, from April 23–29, construction leaders from around the world will pause and look at the future of construction. The expansive event is located about 20 minutes by underground subway from the city's historic downtown area.
"The bauma brand stands for innovation," says Dr. Christof Kemmann, chairman of the bauma Advisory Board. At a pre-show press conference in January, Kemmann demonstrated this claim by announcing the 15 nominations of products that showcase German technology. These products included a new style of blockmaker from Lasco Umformtechnik, Putzmeister's SH steady end-hose, and new style of concrete mixer from Eirich Maschinenfabrik.
Fifty years in the making, bauma is quite an event. And with such world-class activities, it's best to plan well. So here are five tips on how to get the most from this unique experience.
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2) Try to schedule your booth visits before the show. With so many attendees, exhibitors have developed a protocol about gaining access to their key executives. Review the exhibitor list on the Web site, and send them an e-mail to let them know of your interest. They will assign you to the appropriate representative who can speak English. This will make your visit extremely worthwhile.
3) Allow more time for booth visits. Exhibitors invest lots of time and resources to make their booths look like showcases. Most include a live action demonstration or event to attract your attention. Some exhibitors even have test areas where customers can test their equipment. Most exhibitors want you to do more than just pick up a brochure.
4) Think strategically. In many circumstances, the products unveiled here will not be available to the North American market until later this year or even next March. Issues of patents, conversions, and in some cases, developing a strong dealer network delay introduction. The new products and equipment innovations will provide you a sense of the immediate future. In many ways, this is your opportunity to develop a plan for the next three years. Remember that products new to the United States, such as self-consolidating concrete, have been in Europe for many years.
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THOMASVILLE, GA -- Flowers Foods Inc. has agreed to acquire Tasty Baking Co. for $34.4 million in cash, boosting its presence in the mid-Atlantic region and building upon the legacy of the iconic Tastykake brand. The deal is expected to close in the second quarter.
Flowers Foods will pay $4 a share. News of the acquisition comes three months after Tasty Baking said tight liquidity forced it to delay some of its debt payments. Including debt assumption, the deal comes to about $165 million.
Tasty Baking, a 100-year-old company based in Philadelphia, sells its cakes, donuts, pretzels and brownies under the Tastykake, Kandy Kakes and Krimpets brands.
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The New York Post has provoked outrage in the US by publishing a graphic front page image of American journalist James Foley about to be executed.
The Post, a News Corp newspaper, edited by Australian journalist Col Allan, published an image of Foley with a knife held flush against his throat, above the headline "SAVAGES".
The New York Post cover of James Foley is as graphic and despicable as we've come to expect. — Dylan Stableford (@stableford)
August 20, 2014
New York Post: disgusting, disgusting people. Absolutely front page horrendous decision. No justification for that. — Matthew McGregor (@mcgregormt)
August 20, 2014
The .@nypost are using an image of James Foley's murder on their front page to sell copies. Utterly shameful. Don't click. — Steve Rose (@steveplrose)
August 20, 2014
Fairfax Media has declined to reproduce the graphic front page image on this story, but readers can view it here (graphic image warning).
The Daily Telegraph in Sydney, a News Corp Australia publication, also published a graphic image across its front page of the moment just before the execution, with the headline "PURE EVIL".
The executioner is shown with a knife centimetres from Foley's throat as the journalist kneels in the sand.
The Courier Mail in Brisbane ran the same image and headline on its front page, although the image was much smaller.
Some readers condemned the decision to publish such graphic content.
Front page of the @dailytelegraph is sickening. I am speechless and sorry. — Alice Worthy (@alice_worthy)
August 20, 2014
@dailytelegraph - the picture on your front page (and subsequent pages) was unneeded and disrespectful to the Foley family. Shameful. — Renee (@Renar27)
August 20, 2014
I will be cancelling my subscription of the Telegraph today : A despicable act of pure evil http://t.co/uwE4ugUMmf #auspol — Stephen Worthington (@Worthbeing)
August 20, 2014
The front pages came after a propaganda video emerged on YouTube showing the gruesome beheading of Foley, 40.
His masked executioner, speaking English with a British accent, said it was in retaliation for US air strikes in Iraq.
Many worldwide media organisations, including this one, ran still shots from the video but only those from well before the murder.
Once the video was made public, momentum quickly built online to campaign against sharing it - to prevent giving the Islamic State publicity.
The hashtag #ISISmediablackout quickly gained traction on Twitter after the five-minute YouTube video - since taken down - showed Foley on his knees before a black-robed man.
On Wednesday, Twitter's chief executive announced that it was suspending the accounts of people who continued to share the video.
"We have been and are actively suspending accounts as we discover them related to this graphic imagery. Thank you," Dick Costolo wrote.
.@Twitter You should go ahead and suspend @NYPost while you're at it. — Marlow Stern (@MarlowNYC)
August 20, 2014
Many users, including the US Muslim Public Affairs Council, argued that sharing such images would help the terrorists deliver their propaganda.
Allan, known in Australia as the man who took Kevin Rudd to a strip club, is no stranger to controversy.
In 2013, two men launched legal action against the Post for incorrectly identifying them as the Boston bombers on its front page.


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LONDON (Reuters) - Yelena Isinbayeva took women's pole-vaulting to new heights and now American Jenn Suhr is threatening to soar higher still. Waiting in the wings, knowing her time will come, is Briton Holly Bleasdale.
Compared to the Russian, twice an Olympic and world champion and also world record holder outdoors and Suhr, the current Olympic champion who set a new indoor world record this month, Bleasdale is a mere novice having only taken up the sport in 2008.
Now 21, she trails her rivals in years and experience. But such has been the newly-crowned European indoor champion's rapid rise to prominence, many including Bleasdale herself are predicting a final to savor at the world championships in Moscow in August.
"Yelena will have a point to prove after the Olympics in front of her home crowd and Jen's in great shape... it could be one of the best finals in history," she told Reuters.
A jump of 4.87 meters indoors in January 2012 - only Isinbayeva, Suhr and Svetlana Feofanova have gone higher - marked Bleasdale out as a future champion and led to former men's Olympic and world champion Sergei Bubka tipping her as a medal hope in her first Olympic final in London last year.
With hindsight, Bleasdale said expectations were too high, too soon.
Bleasdale cut a disconsolate figure in the Olympic Stadium, fighting back the tears after failing to clear 4.55 in windy conditions - only good enough for sixth place.
"Expectations were a bit too high. My target was to finish top six and I did. I was happy about the position I came - but winning a medal was probably too soon," she said.
"The changes I have made this year probably would have allowed me to place higher than sixth. Last year, how I was vaulting and my confidence going into it was probably too soon for me to place any higher."
Since then, cake-loving Bleasdale has become, in her own words, a "better athlete".
"I feel more confident, technically so much better, more consistent. That's what I showed in the Europeans," she said.
She credits her improvement to changing coaches, now working under American Dan Pfaff who helped Briton Greg Rutherford win Olympic gold in the long jump in London.
Pfaff has quickly pinpointed Bleasdale's technical flaws, particularly in her runway speed.
"The main work this year has been changing the structure of my run up, focusing on making it more controlled and fluent, carry more speed into the vault," she said.
"Last year I just tried sprinting as hard as I could from the start and it meant I was over-striding and could not control the pole so we've been working really hard on that."
Bleasdale says she is a "work in progress" and will only get better in the next three or four years.
"Dan has identified 10-14 things to change in my technique. I can take confidence from that. I can improve so much more with these changes."
She has hit the ground running this season, beating Olympic silver medalist Yarisley Silva of Cuba in Birmingham last month before winning her first senior title in Gothenburg on March 2, after a rare jump off with Poland's Anna Rogowska.
"Dan said 'I don't expect you to be jumping as high as you were last year because we need to take a step back to move forward in the future. Change your technique and that will make you jump five meters down the line'.
"I went into the season open-minded thinking I wasn't going to jump 4.70, 4.77 and when I did I was really happy - it meant that the small changes we have made in such a small space of time have paid off really well," she added.
Isinbayeva and Suhr have surely taken note. Their accomplishments in the sport are also driving Bleasdale on.
Isinbayeva, 30, dominated women's pole vaulting after setting her first world record in 2003 but has struggled after failing to clear a height at the 2009 world championships.
"She's such a great role model for any athlete that wants to do pole vault. She is always going to be a role model for me even though I'm trying to beat her," Bleasdale said.
Suhr, 31, who leapt 5.02 meters to set a world indoor pole vault record at the U.S. indoor championships in Albuquerque - eclipsing the 5.01 mark Isinbayeva set last year, is a friend as well as a rival.
"We get on really well and it's really nice to have another girl up at five meters to push the event forward. It's really inspired me to get close to five meters now," Bleasdale said.
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UMA British Open Amateur MMA Championships June 2012.
The Date is yet to be fully confirmed, but hopefully it will be either Saturday 2nd June or Saturday 9th June 2012.
This Event will be a day event, and will take place in a Sports Centre and on 40mm thick Contest Mats with 2 x 10m x 10m Contest Areas, Referee's and Judges etc.
It will be UMA Amateur MMA Rules with no headshots, this is for the obvious safety of the Amateur MMA practitioner.
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U.S. News: Darla Moore School reclaims No. 2 IB spot
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The Darla Moore School of Business reclaimed its No. 2 spot in U.S.News & World Report's 2012 graduate rankings of top international graduate business programs, and its part-time MBA (PMBA) Program moved up five points to 36th nationally.
The Moore School also jumped eight points to tie for 54th in the overall listing of the nation's top graduate programs in business.
Two other USC programs continue to be included in the top five in their categories in the 2012 edition of "Best Graduate Schools."
The School Library Media Program is ranked No. 2, and the Doctoral Program in Social Psychology in the College of Arts and Sciences' department of sociology ranked No. 4. The School of Library and Information Science is ranked No. 17. Although these rankings are published in the 2012 guide, they are based on data and evaluations from previous years.
USC Provost Michael Amiridis said the rankings clearly show that the excellence of USC's graduate programs is being recognized nationally.
"Increasingly, an advanced degree is becoming crucial for career success, particularly in certain fields," Amiridis said. "The U.S.News & World Report rankings provide an additional external validation for the excellence of some of our graduate programs. I congratulate the faculty and the students of these programs."
Moore School Dean Hildy Teegen said the ranking shows unequivocally that the investments made in the Darla Moore School of Business are paying off.
"This is validation that our investment in our future and the hard work of our faculty, staff and students are coming to fruition," Teegen said. "We continue to be recognized as a global leader for our offerings in international business. The PMBA ranking is also highly significant, particularly as we launch our unique telepresence learning infrastructure to support working professionals eager to learn from the excellent faculty here at Moore.
The Moore School remains the top public university in international business, ahead of the University of Pennsylvania (Wharton), the University of Michigan, Harvard University, Columbia University and Duke University, among other prestigious business schools.
In addition to the International Master of Business Administration, the Moore School's international ranking includes the Master of International Business, a one-year interdisciplinary program with political science and law, and the international concentration in the part-time PMBA.
Other USC schools and programs ranked in the Top 100 include public affairs, No. 72, and the master's program in nursing, No. 79.
Other schools ranked in the publication include the College of Education and the School of Law.


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Bronson The Bronson Chamber of Commerce is having a huge Yard Sale on Saturday Oct. 17. The location will be Main Avenue at the Grass Triangle across from Affordable Solutions. The Chamber is looking for donations and is offering 10-by-10-foot spaces to individual sellers for the day. The Chamber in partnership with the Town of Bronson will sponsor the First Bronson Pumpkin Festival on Saturday Oct. 31, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Bronson Youth League Park.
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The Department of Psychology offers a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree and a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree. The department also offers the Master of Science Degree in School Psychology (M.S.) and provides three doctoral programs in Behavioral Science, Clinical Psychology, and School Psychology (Ph.D. degrees).
Faculty: Professor Su L. Boatright, interim chairperson. Professors Susan Brady, Paul Bueno de Mesquita, David Faust, Ellen Flannery-Schroeder, Paul Florin, Kathleen Gorman, Lisa Harlow, Robert Laforge, Patricia Morokoff, James Prochaska, Mark Robbins, Margaret Rogers, Joseph Rossi, L. Stein, Gary Stoner, Wayne Velicer, Lisa Weyandt, and W. Grant Willis; Associate Professors Shanette Harris, Susan Loftus-Rattan, and Theodore Walls; Assistant Professor Jasmine Mena; Professors Emeriti H. Biller, J. Cohen, C. Collyer, L. Grebstein, I. Gross, A. Lott, B. Lott, P. Merenda, K. Quina, A. Silverstein, N. Smith, J. Stevenson, and D. Valentino.
The Major
The B.A. degree in Psychology provides students with a solid academic preparation through an overview of the current areas in the field of Psychology. Student gain a better understanding of human behavior and an enhanced awareness of themselves and society, as well as skills for analyzing and evaluating information and data. Students in this program must complete a minimum of 32 credits (maximum 47) in Psychology.
In order to transfer from University College for Academic Success to Health Sciences as a psychology major (or to be coded as such in the College of Health Sciences), a student must have a C or better in PSY 113; a C average in two of the following courses: PSY 232, 235, and 254; and a C in PSY 200 (300).
Psychology majors are required to complete a minimum of 32 (maximum 47) credits in psychology courses to be distributed as follows: PSY 113 (with a grade of C or better); a minimum of two courses from PSY 232, 235, and 254 (with a C average); both PSY 200 (300) and PSY 301 (with a grade of C or better in each); a minimum of three topics courses (9 credits) from PSY 255, 310, 335, 361, 381, 384, 385, 399, 425, 432, 434, 436, 442, 460, 464, 470, 479, and 480 (the average in the three courses must be C or better); a minimum of one course (3 credits) in the applied knowledge area to be selected from PSY 103, 261, 275, 334, 399, 465, 466, 471, and 478 (with a C or better); a minimum of one course (at least three credits) from the experiential practice and/or internships area selected from PSY 305, 473, 488, 489, 499; EDC 484; ITR 301, 302; CSV 302, with a C or better in graded courses or a satisfactory in S/U courses. A minimum of 32 graded psychology (PSY) credits (not S/U) are required for the psychology major. Once 47 credits in psychology courses are taken, additional psychology credits will not count toward the 120 total credits required for graduation. Students pursuing the B.A. degree must complete 42 of the 120 credits required for graduation at the 300-level or higher.
The B.S. degree in Psychology requires additional credits in natural science and mathematics, more of a focus on research and statistics, and an area of specialization to more adequately prepare students for advanced work in graduate school. Students in this degree program must complete a minimium of 38 credits for the psychology major. In order to transfer from University College for Academic Success, a student must have completed PSY 113, PSY 232, and PSY 200 with grades of C or better.
Furthermore, students must take two math classes (choosing from the following: MTH 107 or STA 220 (not both), MTH 111, 131, 132, 141, 142, or 215); students must take a research writing class (WRT 106), and must take BIO 101 or 105.
In the area of research methods, students must take PSY 200, PSY 301, PSY 434, and a special section of STA 412 offered for Psychology majors. They must also take PSY 489 to gain research experience. A minimum grade of C is required for each of the research methods and research experience courses. In addition, students must choose at least three courses from a selected focus area. Child Psychology/School Psychology Focus: PSY 432, 442 466, 471, 479 (Introduction to School Psychology); PSY/SOC 430. Cognitive/Neuroscience Focus: PSY 361, 384, 385, 432 (cognitive topic), 479 (cognitive topic). Health/Clinical Psychology Focus: (note that two of the three courses must be at the 300+ level) PSY 254, 255, 275, 334, 335, 436, 460, 479 (Health Promotion Topic). Social/Multicultural Psychology Focus: PSY 335, 399, 425, 470, 480. For the courses in the focus area, a minimum of a C average is required. Students also must take Physiological Psychology (PSY 381) and one course from a focus area other than the main focus area selected by the student. A minimum of a C average is required for these two courses as well. Overall, a grade point average of 2.5 is required for all Psychology courses.
For either degree option, students who must repeat a course to meet the minimum grade requirements may use only three credits of that particular course toward graduation.
Students majoring in psychology typically go on either to pursue a career at the B.A. level or study for an advanced degree. In both cases, students should consult the department's web site (uri.edu/psychology) and their academic advisor to select the appropriate degree option and the appropriate courses for their interests and goals.
For either the B.A. or the B.S., a total of 120 credits is required for graduation.
The Minor. The minor in psychology requires completion of 18 or more credits in psychology courses. These credits must include PSY 113. Only three credits in experiential courses for letter grades (i.e. PSY 305, 473, 488, or 489) may count towards the minor. The quality point average in psychology courses must be at least 2.00 or above. At least 12 of the 18 credits (three courses) must be taken at URI. General Education credits may be used for the minor, but no course may be used for both the major and minor field of study. Courses for the minor cannot be taken pass/fail or S/U.


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Spring is Crazy at our house! There are so many different functions that I need to bring desserts too, and sometimes I don't have the time to bake something. So I have many No Bake "Go To" recipes that I can whip up fast and I don't even have to turn on my oven!
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Meatless Monday is a global movement, a way of life. It's not a campaign to turn everyone in the world vegetarian or vegan; in fact, many involved are meat-lovers. Eating less meat has been proven to reduce the risk of disease, curb obesity and has important environmental impacts, too. Will you join us in giving up meat, just for one day a week?
You don't need copious amounts of butter or oil to make vegetables tasty. You can sneak good-for-you ingredients into the dishes you love without adding a bunch of fat. Spinach is packed with vitamins and is a good source of calcium and fiber, but its not exactly my favorite food to eat totally raw. With garlicky pasta and a bit of cheese, however, it becomes a lot more enticing.
You can count on Cooking Channel's recipe for Spinach and Tortellini for a simple, satisfying Meatless Monday dinner. Who doesn't love pasta after all? With no fancy ingredients or complicated steps, the meal comes together in just about a half an hour. The sauteed garlic and tomatoes bring the familiar Italian aromatics we all crave, while mushrooms, peas and spinach add new flavor and texture to each bite. With so many healthy ingredients in one bowl, a sprinkle of pine nuts and Parmesan is the little extra indulgence you deserve.
Spinach and Tortellini
Cooking spray
4 cups fresh cheese tortellini (10 to 12 ounces)
3 cups halved cherry tomatoes
2 cups thawed frozen peas
8 cloves garlic, chopped
4 large portobello mushrooms, sliced
8 cups spinach
3/4 cup grated Parmesan
1/4 cup pine nuts
Freshly ground black pepper
8 cups mixed greens tossed with 10 to 15 pumps spray dressing
Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Season the water well with salt. Add the tortellini and cook according to package instructions.
Coat a nonstick skillet with cooking spray and heat over medium heat. Add the tomatoes, peas, garlic and mushrooms. Saute until the mushrooms are tender, about 5 minutes.
Add in the spinach and saute until wilted, 1 to 2 minutes. Remove the skillet from the heat and toss in the pasta. Top with the Parmesan and pine nuts. Season with salt and pepper.
Divide among 4 plates. Serve each plate with 2 cups of the mixed greens.
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A 44-year-old Chiefland man died March 10, when he was involved in a single-vehicle accident on Southwest Fourth Avenue west of Tenth Street in Chiefland, according to Florida Highway Patrol Cpl. Rodney Howard.
Michael Gene Allen was driving a 1992 Pontiac Grand Prix LE south (west) on State Road 345 at a high rate of speed at about 7:35 Monday night, Howard said.
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The New School continues to build its financial resilience in accordance with a strong vision that draws on our core values and strengths. Our vision is supported by an ambitious strategic plan that aligns initiatives in five critical domains: academic programs and quality, student success, global education, external profile, and infrastructure. I am very proud of the strides we are making in all of these areas.
All of these advances are being recognized and made possible by the trustees, foundations, corporations, and friends who have stepped up to support The New School. Together we are working to ensure that New School alumni and students will be increasingly proud of theiruniversity and that future generations can come to The New School to unlock their creative potential and develop their capacity to courageously lead change.
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Chicago man charged with felony after stabbing inflatable union rat
(Becket Adams) A 43-year-old Chicago man is being held on a $100,000 bond for allegedly stabbing and running over an eight-foot-tall inflatable rat. That, however, might not be the craziest part of the story (you'll have to scroll down for more pictures for that).
"The incident occurred on April 29," CBS Chicago reports, citing Cook County State's Attorney's office spokeswoman Lisa Gordon. "That's when some Teamsters were picketing in the area of 50 S. Clark St., and blowing up an inflatable rat."
"Scabby" is regularly deployed by union organizers as a tool to "shame companies that use nonunion workers," the DNAinfo Chicagonotes.
But George Koukos was in no mood for Teamster antics that day.
Koukos became agitated when the rat blocked him from exiting a building where he had a moving job and protesters refused to move it, according to prosecutors.
"Koukos tried to leave work, but got into an argument with a Local 705 organizer about whether he was a union member," the DNAinfo Chicago report continues.
"Koukos tried to leave, but the giant rat was blocking his exit," it adds. "When the union organizer refused to move the rat, Koukos pulled out a box cutter and stuck it into Scabby."
Okay, so the story is pretty funny so far. But here's where it takes a weird and serious turn.
Protesters immediately got the Chicago Police involved and Koukos was arrested.
He was "originally charged with a misdemeanor, but that was later upgraded to felonies," CBS reports.
"He is charged with one felony count of criminal damage to property and one misdemeanor count of aggravated assault on public property," according to Chicago Police.


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Kanye West is opening up about the message behind his video for his song "Bound 2."
In an interview with New York's Power 105.1 radio, Kanye explains that he intended the visuals to look "as phony as possible," adding that that type of "phony" imagery is "being presented to all of us." He even compared the visuals to those in the "Hunger Games" film series and said that only difference with his video was that there was a "black dude in the middle of it."
In reference to the video, "Yeezy" added that he's not afraid of "making mistakes in front of people."
Check out the full interview below!
The video for "Bound 2" feature Kanye's fiancée, Kim Kardashian, and premiered last week on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." This week actors Seth Rogen and James Franco made waves for their parody of the video, which included Rogen taking on the role of a topless Kim Kardashian.
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25th April is Anzac Day, a day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand.
Last year I did a post on George Howard Busby for the Trans-Tasman ANZAC Day Blog Challenge.
There was a range of wonderful posts well worth another read.This year it is on again .
I thought this year I would continue with George in relation to his movements for his medical treatment.
In previous wars, such as the US Civil War and Crimean War around 60% of the deaths were caused by disease. This was true even in the Boer War where the English side had around 7500 killed in action or died of wounds and around 13200 deaths from disease.
This ratio changed in World War 1and around 60-70% were killed in action or died of wounds while only 30% died of disease even with the deaths from influenza. There were a few reasons for this including much deadlier military weapons where many more were killed in action and better medical care even though it was still in a pre-antibiotic era.
He was wounded at Gallipoli, as can be seen from his medical records which are part of his Service File available from the Australian National Archives. In Australia we are very lucky as all World War One service files have been digitised and are available for free.
Now I could assume from this that after George was wounded he was sent to the Hospital Ship Dongala for treatment. I know this ship transported patients to Malta but i don't know if he traveled on this ship to England.
However I know this is only part of the truth. I was lucky enough to inherit some papers from my great-Grandfather among my Grandmother's things. he had been estranged from the family but we believe that once my Grandmother knew that he had died in Eventide that my Grandfather went down as next-of-kin and brought back this box in which we found some wonderful things.
Among them were some papers including some letters and postcards.
So we know by the middle of June he had been transferred to Courtaulds Auxilary Hospital in Coventry. This card was from his uncle. George's father William had emigrated to Brisbane in 1882 from Oxford. Obviously there was still contact as they knew he had been wounded and were hoping to be able to meet with him.
And they did indeed meet up as there were some postcards from the family including this very nice nurse
While George was in Courtaulds he was able to visit in Coventry as there were postcards of the area in his album.
He also managed to visit the Daimler factory in Coventry, or at least had an invitation to do so, as that invitation was among the papers.
There were also some nice postcards of London, a London of another time.
I have more cards addressed to
GH Busby, Hut no 13, Division EWoodcote Park, Epsom
He was there by October 1915. It was sent by a relative on holiday at Blackpool.
Woodcote Park opened 24 June 1915 as a convalescent hospital, previously it had been a military camp. It was needed to take the large numbers of ANZAC casualties. By late 1916 it had become the major convalescent home for the Canadians who suffered heavy losses during the Somme battle.
Then I did a Google image search and struck gold at the Australian War Memorial who had an image of Division E, Woodcote Park!
And they had an image of inside a ward at Woodcote Park, both shown here.
Then back to the service record where it was shown that George left England aboard the Runic on the 7 November 1915 going to Sydney. From Sydney he came to Brisbane by train which was determined by an article in the Courier-Mail courtesy of Trove.
I was very lucky in having other evidence that showed that the service record did not give all George's movements in England and was able to fill in at least some of his travels.


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LEWISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Mike Muscala scored 21 points, grabbed 14 rebounds and hit clutch free throws to lead Bucknell to a 78-70 victory over Army Saturday in a Patriot League tournament semifinal.
The Bison (27-5), the regular-season champ, reached its third straight final and will play Lafayette Wednesday night.
Bucknell, which won its sixth straight, led 36-31 at halftime. But Army (16-15) drew within 57-55 behind Kyle Wilson (21 points) and Kevin Ferguson and Larry Toomey (11 apiece). Wilson's layup and a foul shot would give the Black Knights a 61-59 lead.
But the Bison went on a 10-1 run, including a 3-pointer by Bryson Johnson and Muscala's 5 free throws, to lead 69-62. Bucknell hit 9 of 10 foul shots to ice it.
Muscala, the two-time Patriot Player of the Year, surpassed the 2,000 career-point mark. He now has 2,007.
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NZ dollar hold gains vs. euro on optimism about Greek bail-out; France downgraded
By Paul McBeth
Nov. 20 (BusinessDesk) - The New Zealand dollar held gains on optimism European finance chiefs will sign up to the next tranche of Greece's multi-billion euro bail-out and after France had its credit rating downgraded.
The kiwi traded at 81.84 US cents at 5pm in Wellington, unchanged from 8am and up from 81.34 cents yesterday. It rose to 63.91 euro cents from 63.72 cents yesterday.
Stocks rallied across Asia as investors remained optimistic euro-zone finance ministers will grant Greece the next tranche of its rescue package at a meeting in Brussels by granting it more time to comply with harsh austerity measures. Japan's Nikkei 225 index rose 0.2 percent in afternoon, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng gained 0.9 percent. The euro was also knocked by Moody's Investors Service cutting France's sovereign credit rating a notch to Aa1.
"If they grant Greece more time to meet the fiscal demands, they get a 30 billion euro funding gap which will require restructuring or a greater bailout - that's the bigger issue," said Chris Tennent-Brown, FX economist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia in Sydney.
"The French downgrade was negative news for the day, but everyone is optimistic - they think something positive might come out of the finance minister meeting" which bolstered the kiwi and Australian dollars, he said.
Investors have also been optimistic about the prospects US legislators will cut a deal to stave off US$607 billion of enforced federal spending cuts and increased taxes, which are seen as likely to push the world's biggest economy back into recession.
The kiwi traded at 66.49 yen from 66.08 yen yesterday after the Bank of Japan kept monetary policy steady ahead of next month's general election, and after expanding the central bank's balance sheet through more asset purchases last month.
Minutes from this month's Reserve Bank of Australia meeting showed the board is considering more rate cuts to spur the economy if the resources boom ends. The bank unexpectedly kept the target cash rate at 3.25 percent this month, and governor Glenn Stevens is scheduled to give a speech updating his view on the economy today. The kiwi rose to 78.59 Australian cents from 78.38 cents yesterday.
The trade-weighted index advanced to 73.43 from 73.09 yesterday. The currency gained to 51.43 British pence from 51.09 pence yesterday.


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Andrews Nursery, Florida's only state-run nursery, won't be closing down any time soon, though there will be some changes to the operation.
State Rep. Halsey Beshears (R - District 7) filed a bill in February aimed at closing the establishment, though it was met with some opposition from Florida timber growers. The bill died May 3.
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Surrogacy requires a lot of time, money and patience to succeed, whether it's carried out privately or through an agency. But it can bring happiness to all concerned if the medical, legal, financial and emotional aspects are properly considered.
Why choose surrogacy?You and your partner may choose surrogacy if you can't carry a pregnancy, perhaps because:
- You have had recurrent miscarriages.
- You have a health condition which makes pregnancy and birth dangerous.
- Your uterus (womb) is abnormal or absent, whether since birth or after a hysterectomy (HFEA 2009a).
- Fertility treatments such as in vitro fertilisation (IVF) have failed (HFEA 2009a).
- You are in a same-sex partnership (Stonewall 2011).
How does surrogacy work?Straight surrogacy
A surrogate mum typically conceives after being artificially inseminated though IUI with the intended dad's sperm. This is called full or straight surrogacy because the surrogate's eggs and uterus are used.
She will then go on to carry the baby to term. When the child is born, the surrogate mum gives the baby to you and your partner and terminates her parental rights. You, being the dad's partner, can then apply to legally adopt the baby as the other parent.
Host surrogacy
A surrogate mum carries a donated embryo to term. The embryo is conceived through IVF or similar method. This means the baby can be the biological child of you and your partner.
How are surrogacy agreements made?Surrogacy arrangements are not regulated by the Human Fertilisation and Embyrology Authority (HFEA). They are usually set up through agencies or by private arrangement. You can meet potential surrogate mums through the not-for-profit organisation Surrogacy UK.
You and your partner will be heavily involved in the pregnancy and the surrogate will often remain a part of your baby's life after birth. You will usually pay the surrogate mum's expenses along with additional legal and agency fees if a contract is involved. Expenses can include travel, maternity clothes and loss of earnings.
Surrogacy is legal in the UK, as long as no fee, apart from expenses, is paid to the surrogate. However, it is illegal to advertise for a surrogate or for a surrogate to advertise, and it is against the law for a clinic to find a surrogate for you.
Your baby will be registered as the child of the birth mum (the surrogate), whether she is genetically related to the child or not. Once your baby is born, as intended parents, you and your partner will need to establish your legal parentage. This may be done through a parental order, if one of the intended parents is genetically related to the child, or by applying for adoption (HFEA 2009b).
Childlessness Overcome Through Surrogacy (COTS) can advise you and your potential surrogate before you enter into an arrangement.
How long does it take to engage a surrogate mum?Finding a healthy, willing, trustworthy surrogate can take months or even years. It's advisable to use a solicitor to help you come to an agreement with the surrogate (HFEA 2009a).
You may pursue surrogacy as a member of an organisation, such as COTS or Surrogacy UK. If you choose this path, you will have checks and meetings with support workers before you can proceed (COTS nd a, Surrogacy UK nd).
Once an arrangement is made, you and the surrogate usually try IUI or IVF for about three or four months, though it may take longer.
What's the success rate?Analysing statistics for the success rate for surrogacy is virtually impossible, as too many factors go into the mix. If you've found a willing surrogate, who gets pregnant through fertitility treatments and carries the baby to term, you'll have succeeded where many other couples haven't.
If your surrogate does not get pregnant within a certain amount of time (equivalent to 12 months of vaginal intercourse or six cycles of IUI), there may be an underlying fertility problem. In this case, the surrogate and the partner providing the sperm would be eligible for assessment under the NHS to see if there is a reason why she has not conceived (NCCWCH 2013:77).
COTS has been involved in over 600 surrogate births in the UK. The organisation estimates that successful conclusions are reached in 98 per cent of the arrangements they help to set up (COTS nd b).
What are the advantages of surrogacy?If you can't conceive, surrogacy creates a chance for you and your partner to parent a child who is at least partially genetically yours. This genetic link may be through your partner's sperm or an embryo which was created from your egg and your partner's sperm.
For gay male couples, surrogacy offers a route to parenthood, and in 2010 it was made legal for gay couples to apply for parental orders (Stonewall 2011).
If you and your partner have an open arrangement with your surrogate mum, you can be closely involved with the pregnancy and be present at the birth.
What are the disadvantages of surrogacy?In addition to the complications which go with fertility treatments and procedures such as IUI, surrogacy is highly controversial and can be legally complex.
Not all clinics support surrogacy so it may take longer to find the right clinic for you. The COTS clinic map, along with the HFEA clinic finder, may help.
Some surrogates mums experience difficult emotional and psychological issues over letting the baby go. You may feel suspense and anxiety while waiting for a pregnancy to reach full-term safely.
You may also worry about legal complications, the ethics of surrogacy, and the possibility that the surrogate will change her mind. Any agreement made with a surrogate mum is not recognised as a legally-binding contract (HFEA 2009b).
You and your chosen surrogate may have difficulty making mutual decisions during pregnancy, such as which antenatal tests she has and how to manage the pregnancy and birth.
You will need to tell the child about their genetic heritage at some point, and you should consider how you will approach this early on. Most parents are open and honest with their child about the way they were brought into the world. Experts say this is much better for a child's emotional development than trying to keep it a secret (HFEA 2009c).
Organisations that offer sources of information and personal accounts about telling children how they were conceived include ACeBabes and the Donor Conception Network.
And you can talk about surrogacy in BabyCentre's community.
Last reviewed: May 2013
COTS. nd a. Support and advice available to COTS members. Childlessness Overcome Through Surrogacy. www.surrogacy.org.uk [Accessed December 2011]
COTS. nd b. Do many surrogates keep the baby? Childlessness Overcome Through Surrogacy. www.surrogacy.org.uk [Accessed December 2011]
HFEA. 2009a. Surrogacy. Human Fertilisation and Embyrology Authority. www.hfea.gov.uk [Accessed December 2011]
HFEA. 2009b. Legal issues around surrogacy. www.hfea.gov.uk [Accessed December 2011]
HFEA. 2009c. Talk to your child about their origins. Human Fertilisation and Embyrology Authority. www.hfea.gov.uk [Accessed December 2011]
NCCWCH. 2013. Fertility: assessment and treatment for people with fertility problems. National Collaborating Centre for Women's and Children's Health, NICE Clinical Guideline. London: RCOG Press. guidance.nice.org.uk [pdf file, accessed April 2013]
Surrogacy UK. nd. Joining surrogacy UK.
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By David Krueger Herald Writer
TACOMA — It didn't end the way everyone in Arlington wanted it to.
Then again, the whole season didn't go the way anyone expected.
To the surprise of many, Arlington High School found itself with two basketball teams in the Class 4A state quarterfinals, the only school to have both its teams reach the Tacoma Dome.
Then it was the only school to have both teams in the semifinals.
And the whole way, the Arlington fans were there to cheer, sing and scream.
"What can you say?" Eagles' boys head coach Nick Brown said Saturday. "Today our fans were here for an early-morning game and the late championship game. I love being an Arlington resident. I can't say enough about the community, the school, the farms, everything. It's a great place to be."
It had been years since Arlington experienced this kind of basketball success.
The Eagles' last basketball championship came from the girls team in 1982. Two women on that team, Jerri Brummel and Lori Dawn, have sons on the Arlington boys team that placed fifth Saturday — the best finish in program history.
"(It's a) nice way to have my son experience something we did in school," Jerri Brummel said of her son Brady.
Players on both teams praised the Arlington fans for the support they provided in Tacoma.
"I can't express enough my feelings for how the school and Arlington, how everyone's came to support me. It's unbelievable," said Lori Dawn's son Terry. "I can't ask for anymore. It's just a great place to grow up. I'm so happy I grew up here. I'm just so happy I'm from Arlington."
The strong following in Tacoma was nothing new for the Arlington fans, who traveled all over the Northwest this season to show their love for their Eagles.
"It's been unbelievable," said Joe Marsh, the girls head coach. "It's just been a great thing to share this success with them. We go to away games and have more fans there than the home teams."
Having two teams in Tacoma tested the vocal cords not only of the Arlington fans — who were helped out when the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association delayed the start of the girls semifinal game against Lake Stevens on Friday so the Arlington fans could stay for the end of the Jackson-Arlington boys semifinal — but also of the school's cheerleaders.
The cheer squad performed at six games in three days.
"I'm exhausted," senior cheer captain Alysa Turek said. "… It's really exciting, especially having such a fun crowd."
After the girls' championship bid ended Saturday night with a 58-42 loss to Mead, the Arlington band showed it appreciated what the Eagles accomplished. "Love our ladies!" the band members chanted repeatedly. "Love our ladies!"
The girls posted the best finish for any Arlington team since the 1982 girls team and Dawn's son Terry became the Eagles' all-time leading scorer, collecting his 1,205th point in the final game of the season, an 80-68 loss to Garfield in the third/fifth place game.
"It was a fantastic season," said Lori Dawn, who attended high school with Marsh, the girls basketball coach. "A mother wants her kid to have the best experiences and I'm happy for them all. It's a connection they will always have. It's an exciting life experience."
As Terry Dawn and Brady Brummel hurried over to hug their mothers and pose for a picture on Saturday, Jerri Brummel grinned.
"It's going to be extremely awesome having their picture next to ours on the Wall of Fame," she said.
Arlington might want to consider adding a photo of its fans up there as well.


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The House of Paul Jaboulet Aîné is one of the Rhône's most recognizable wineries. The reputation of Jaboulet wines rests on the quality of the well-situated and well-tended vineyards, on low yields, careful vinification, and diligent aging in oak casks. The Jaboulet family prefers carefully integrated oak aging, in which the influence of wood is never allowed to become excessive. Since this is an important point, they have their own cooper who makes and maintains their stock of barrels.
Jaboulet wines symbolize robustness and elegance, essential qualities of great wines. Their crown jewel is their Hermitage "La Chapelle" which Clive Coates states "is one of the great red wines of the world." Thomas Matthews of Wine Spectator has singled out Jaboulet as a producer which "offers reliable wines across the entire range of appellations (in the northern and southern Rhône)." View all Paul Jaboulet and Aine Wines
About Cotes du RhoneView a map of Cotes du Rhone wineries
The appellation of Côtes du Rhône encompasses much of the land of the area, not to mention much of the wine – over two-thirds of the wine produced here is of the Côtes-du-Rhône appellation. Wines here need only be from the Côtes de Rhône geographic area (which is fairly large) and consist of one or more of the 22 varieties permitted. Being such a wide classification, it's a surprise and joy that so many of these wines reach such a high quality. While there are areas in the Northern Rhône that meet the classification of Côtes du Rhône, most all of this appellation is in the Southern Rhône. Wines here are based mostly on Grenache, like other Rhône reds, while the whites focus on Marsanne and Roussanne. Viognier is also allowed although typically used in smaller quantities.
Notable FactsThere is one higher level in the Côtes du Rhône called Côtes du Rhône Villages. These wines are from specific village areas that have a few more standards the wine must reach to receive the village label. Some to take note of are Cairanne, Rasteau, Seguret and Beaumes-de-Venise. The good thing about both Côtes du Rhône and Côtes du Rhône Villages is that big producers of the smaller appellations are taking the opportunity and freedom offered by this broad appellation and creating wines of very high quality, and lower in price.
About France - Other regionsWhen it comes to wine, France is a classic. Classic blends, grapes and styles began in the country and they still remain. Think about it - people ask for a Burgundian style Pinot Noir, they refer to wines as Bordeaux or Rhone blends - Champagne even had to pass a law to stop international wineries from putting their region on the label of all sparkling wine.
The top regions of France are: Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Languedoc-Roussillon, Loire, Rhone. And these regions are so diverse! It makes sense that wine regions throughout the world try to emulate their style. Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah are no longer French varieties, but international varieties. They may not be the leader of cutting edge technology or value-priced wines, but there is no doubt that they are still producing wines of great quality and diversity.


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Why not post some reviews on this forum for instance? Maybe 3 or 4, like Wolverine n shit? Also, as an aside try threads where who win between.....and even...who would lose between?
If you follow those simple guidelines I imagine Barry Norman will claim you as his bastard love child in a matter of days!
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maybe do audio reviews and not written.
Sherdog.com - The number one MMA site on the web today!
Oh and double check spelling and grammar they take that stuff way too seriously I use Microsoft word just to run a fine tooth comb through it on sites like that as your Grammar is what you are judged on ultimately as well as review.
Thats the best answer your going to find on here pal you automatic get 10 movies to cast your thoughts on and review before it builds your Critic profile. Now be a good guy and say thank you As never once been thanked even though i contribute loads on here. lol
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FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Six Saint Leo women's swimmers qualified for finals competition on the third day of the NSU Shark Invitational on Monday. As a result of their efforts, the Lions were able to hold on to seventh place with 106 points as one day remains in the meet.
Distance swimmer Stephanie Martinez again saw her name in the top 10 with a seventh place finish in the 500 Free with a time of 5:10.28 that kicked off the finals session of Day 3.
The 100 Breaststroke saw two Lions advance in the finals with Paula Carvajal finishing atop the team standings in 14th with a time of 1:09.49. Carvajal was just three spots ahead of teammate Rachel Cunio who finished 17th with a time of 1:09.95.
Three Saint Leo swimmers appeared in the 200 Fly with Allyssa Black leading the team behind a 2:12.87 time and a 13th place finish. Only a tenth of a second behind Black was Chantal Bouthillier in 15th (2:13.01). Chloe Pellican also represented well in the event with a 20th place finish posting a time of 2:16.13.
Just one day remains in the pre-conference meet as the Lions will be back at the NSU Aquatics Center for the first competition of the final day at around 9:30 a.m.


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New York Times managing editor to speak Tuesday
The university community is invited to attend a lecture by Jill Abramson, managing editor of The New York Times, at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3, in the School of Law auditorium.
Abramson joined The New York Times in 1997 as Washington bureau chief. She also has worked at The Wall Street Journal, Time magazine and The American lawyer.
She is a New York City native and a graduate of Harvard University with a degree in history and literature.
Jill Abramson lecture
- Who: Managing editor of The New York Times
- When: 3:30 Tuesday, Nov. 3
- Where: School of Law auditorium
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USRowing release about U-23 Trials
WEST WINDSOR, N.J. – Jenna Hebert, a rising sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania and member of the women's rowing team, has qualified for the Under-23 World Championships as a member of the Vespers Boat Club lightweightquadruple sculls which won Wednesday morning at the U.S. Team Trials. The Trials were conducted Monday through Wednesday on Mercer Lake.
Hebert will move on with her boatmates to the World Championships, which will take place July 24-28 in Linz-Ottensheim, Austria. She is the first Penn rower to qualify for the Under-23 Worlds since twin sisters Rebecca Donald and Liz Donald went as the U.S. representative in the double sculls in 2010.
"I am extremely excited for Jenna," said Penn's head coach of women's rowing, Mike Lane. "She is an amazing woman to work with -- she never complains, always works hard, and expects to be successful every time she sits in a boat or on the erg. It is that reason that she is now in the position she is in.
"Jenna's success is not only great for her, but also the experience she will bring back to our program. Competing at the world championships is a big deal, and that experience will be a tremendous asset for Penn Rowing!"
Hebert rowed in Penn's varsity 8 this past year, and earned first-team All-Region (Mid Atlantic) from the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) in May.
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As the title suggests and I have taken the top 20 as a guide from the most recent YourMMA rankings (March)
2. Paul Sass
3. Curt Warburton
4. Rob Sinclair
6. Terry Etim
7. Andre Winner
8. Martin Stapleton
9. Tim Newman
10. Colin Fletcher
11. Steven Ray
12. Jason Ball
13. Greg Loughran
14. Mike Wilkinson
15. Paul Redmond
16. Chris Hoban
17. Martin Delaney
18. Lee Wieczorek
19. Tommy Maguire
20. Brendan Loughnane
I've taken out Pearson and Parke from #1 and #5 as they are UFC fighters.
In the recent news of UFC cuts for Sass, Etim and Fletcher there are some potentially epic UKMMA fights to be had in this division. I understand that some fighters are signed to specific promotions but would still make for good fun to see what fights could happen and where?
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I was tired this morning and decided I would treat myself to a little television while I drank my coffee. I curled up in my favourite corner of the couch and turned on Ellen. One of her guests was a 7 year old girl who plays the piano and composes her own music.
Thinking that seeing a kid their own age who's such an accomplished musician would inspire Buddy and Monkey, I called to them in the dining room where they were eating breakfast: "Come and look at this, you guys. This girl is the same age as Buddy."
The boys watched as the little girl ran onto set and hugged Ellen. Buddy tilted his head to the left and said, "That girl is really pretty."
Monkey gave one of his big belly laughs and pointed at his brother, "Buddy loves that girl!"
Buddy shook his head, "I don't love her," he said. "I just think she's pretty."
On screen, the little girl sat down at the piano and started to play.
"Wow," I said, quite blown away.
Buddy looked at me, wrinkling up his nose, "What?"
"She's amazing!"
Both boys turned back to the television and watched her play for a few seconds, until they simultaneously lost interest and returned to their breakfasts.
I'm pretty sure they missed the point entirely. Oh well. At least you can't say I didn't try.
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Badin, N.C. - The Brevard College Men's Golf team dropped five strokes from their first round total, finishing with the third lowest round of the second day, but it was not enough to move up as the Tornados finished third overall in the two-day Pfeiffer Intercollegiate at the Badin Resort & Inn.
Kim Koivu and Thomas Rennie were the top two Brevard finishers, tying for eighth overall in the event with match scores of 144, 2-over for the event. Koivu carded a 73, 2-over for the final round, while Rennie matched his first round total, shooting matching 72s over the tournament to tie for eight.
T.J. Hoard recorded the lowest round of the weekend for the Tornados, going 1-under par for the final 18 holes of the tournament as the sophomore carded a 70 on the day. After his first round 75, Hoard placed just outside the top 10, finishing one stroke back with a 145 to sit in 12th overall.
Michael Stamper also recorded a lower score in the second round, coming in two strokes below his day one total in carding a 76 on the final day. Stamper's 154 put him in 29th overall for the Tornados and Coach Dave Nelson.
Brevard is back on the links next Monday as they make the trip to Greeneville, Tenn. to take part in the two day Tusculum Fall Golf Classic hosted by Tusculum College. Play begins on Monday, September 26th.


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I haven't seen the answer to this question as far as BT5 R3 goes, what is the size of the flash drive needed? I see that it runs at ~10.5GB, there needs to be a 200MB /boot, and 1GB swap.
So would you recommend no less then a 16GB? Or is there something I am missing?
You can run it with a 4GB drive..
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In a column published in the November 2016 issue of Scientific American, Steve Mirsky continues to relate his excursion through the Grand Canyon with NCSE.
A new survey from the Pew Research Center suggests, "Political fissures on climate issues extend far beyond beliefs about whether climate change is occurring and whether humans are playing a role ... These divisions reach across every dimension of the climate debate, down to people's basic trust in the motivations that drive climate scientists to conduct their research."
Writing in the Guardian (September 28, 2016), two members of Congress — Mike Honda (D-California, District 17) and Edward J. Markey (D-Massachusetts) — incisively presented the case for their Climate Change Education Act, currently under consideration in both houses of Congress.
The Wyoming state board of education unanimously voted to approve a new set of state science standards on September 23, 2016, according to the Sheridan Press (September 24, 2016).
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FONTANA - The recall effort against two school board members is in full swing, according to one of its principal organizers.
"We are in full gear," said Jesse Armendarez, who leads the Recall Garcia and Green coalition.
"We need just shy of 8,000 signatures to become a ballot item, and I have a personal goal of 15,000," he said.
The deadline is Jan. 30. It was unclear how many petition signatures have actually been gathered.
But Armendarez was bold in the number he could get.
"I want to show an overwhelming concern of the community," he said. "I would love to get that many (15,000). It would speak volumes."
Organizers began their recall effort against Leticia Garcia and Sophia Green last year, fueled by the trustees' opposition to a city-run after-school program.
Some opponents of the recall effort say it is being orchestrated by Fontana Mayor Acquanetta Warren, a charge Armendarez and Warren deny.
"We worked hard to get her on this committee," Armendarez said. "We really worked to get the mayor to throw her support to our group.
"It really helped us a great deal. ... Her understanding of everything. ... She really has a heart for the kids," he said.
Armendarez said he has about 40 volunteers circulating the recall petitions and about four who are paid.
In addition to the grievance about the after-school program, which the recall group says serves 3,500 students, the recall supporters cite a failed effort, spearheaded by Garcia, to pass a parcel tax. That election cost Fontana Unified $147,000, the group says.
The recall drive also targets what the group claims are "repeated attacks by Garcia and Green on the integrity of the district's administration and school superintendent."
In a statement, Green said the reasons for the recall are "baseless and have no merit.
"The proponents of this effort have resorted to lying to the public to fool them into signing the petition. ... The tactics this group is using are unethical, un-American, and designed to distract citizens from the real issues that have come to the attention of the public since my election," Green wrote.
Garcia, in a statement, said "many citizens of Fontana have called me to voice their outrage over the recall signature gatherers fraudulent statements. ... These tactics illustrate that they have no grounds for a recall and these false and slanderous statements are designed to fill the gaping hole in their effort."
"Residents of Fontana should know this does not deter or distract me at all from continuing to exercise stern fiduciary oversight of their tax dollars," Garcia wrote.
She said the $200,000-plus cost of a recall election could pay for band uniforms, or expand theater programs.
The recall drive has prompted at least one local peacemaker to ask for the sides to tone it down and communicate.
"My desire as a pastor in this community is that the recall end and both sides start talking to each other," said D.C. Nosakhere Thomas of Rainbow Community Praise Center International. "I feel that both sides have dug and won't talk and that this going to cost this community in terms of morale and forward momentum ... in what we are able to accomplish."
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