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Caring for a Baby Who Has Down Syndrome
How will I take care of my baby who has Down syndrome?
Just like any other newborn, you will need to feed, dress, diaper, cuddle, hold, talk to, play with and love your baby. Your baby also may have some health problems that require extra care.
Can I breastfeed my baby?
Breastfeeding is good for all babies, including babies who have Down syndrome. Your baby may be a little slow in learning how to breastfeed, but it is possible.
When your baby is learning to breastfeed, you may find it helpful to talk with your doctor, a nurse or a therapist who has had special training. Other mothers who have breastfed babies who had Down syndrome can also give you helpful advice. Your doctor can help you find other mothers to talk to.
Will my child be able to do the same things as other children?
In many important ways, children who have Down syndrome are very much the same as other children. They have the same moods and emotions, and they like to learn new things, play and enjoy life. You can help your child by providing as many chances as possible for him or her to do these things. Read to your child and play with him or her, just as you would any other child. Help your child to have positive experiences with new people and places.
Early intervention programs can help children who have Down syndrome develop motor, language and social skills that will give them the best chance of success.
Since I learned my baby has Down syndrome, I've been confused and upset. What can I do?
You may feel disappointment, grief, anger, frustration, fear and anxiety about the future. These feelings are all normal. Talking to other parents of children who have Down syndrome can be helpful, because they know how you are feeling. You can also talk to your family doctor or visit a support group where you can share your feelings and get additional information.
If I've had one baby with Down syndrome, am I at greater risk of having another?
In most cases, for every 100 couples who have another baby, 1 will have another baby with Down syndrome. If you're planning on having more children, talk with your doctor. He or she can help you decide whether to seek genetic counseling.
Where can I learn more about Down syndrome?
Several support groups, organizations and community resources exist to help children who have Down syndrome and their parents, siblings and other family members. Your doctor can tell you where to find these resources in your community.
Copyright © American Academy of Family Physicians
This information provides a general overview and may not apply to everyone. Talk to your family doctor to find out if this information applies to you and to get more information on this subject.


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Abandoned Baby's Mom Found at Starbucks
(NEWSER) – A 20-year-old mother who allegedly abandoned her baby girl at one of New York City's busiest subway stations is in custody, says the NYPD. NBC New York reports that police were given the heads up by a citizen who saw the woman at a Starbucks around 12:30am today—roughly 12 hours after witnesses say she pushed the 6- or 7-month-old in her red and white stroller off the train onto the platform at Columbus Circle, then hopped back on the train alone before the doors closed.
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In the initial phase of the project Seohan will create approximately 50 additional jobs in Auburn by 2015. The decision by Seohan represents an additional capital investment of an estimated $24.6 million in the Auburn economy.
Seohan located in Auburn in 2008 and is currently employing approximately 240 people. Seohan supplies front axles and rear carrier assemblies to several car manufacturers in the US. Seohan's second Auburn plant will focus on machining metal components for the automotive industry.
Chang-Dug Moon, President of Seohan Auto USA Corporation commented, "The expansion will allow us to serve our new customer Mitsubishi Motors. The success of our business is due in part to Auburn's strong workforce and the support of the City of Auburn and the State of Alabama."
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Is Palin's Rolling Thunder a Passing Storm?: Margaret Carlsonby
Most of us don't begin the summer by crashing the annual Memorial Day weekend gathering of bikers at Rolling Thunder, a Washington event to honor veterans. But most of us are not Sarah Palin. While Republican presidential contenders Mitt Romney, Jon Huntsman and Tim Pawlenty are holding traditional coffee klatches in Iowa and New Hampshire, Palin is on the road.
More important, she is on our television screens. Amid 250,000 drinking and tattooed bikers wearing leather vests, packs of smokes rolled up in their T-shirt sleeves, Palin kicked off her East Coast bus tour by riding from the Pentagon to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial on the back of a hog. Try ignoring that on a slow news day.
Palin alone knows whether her motorcycle ride was the first leg of a presidential run or the start of an unusual family vacation. Actually, even she may not know. What she does know is that she needs to freshen her populist brand every so often with a sprinkling of presidential dust. In recent weeks, she added a couple of political operatives to the skeletal staff overseen by her husband, Todd. For more convenient access to the lower 48, she bought a house in a fashionable suburb of Phoenix. A full-length film featuring her political rise debuts this summer -- in Iowa.
Sinking Sales
Brand Palin needs some refurbishing. "America by Heart," her second book, sold 70 percent fewer copies than her first effort, "Going Rogue," according to Publishers Weekly. After a boffo start, ratings for her television show, "Sarah Palin's Alaska," plummeted. The last time she commandeered the media spotlight, she made a video accusing her critics of a "blood libel" for having linked her semi-automatic rhetoric with the Tucson shooting of Representative Gabrielle Giffords. She looked petty in the midst of a national tragedy.
In addition, there's now a tell-all book by a former Palin aide that makes Richard Nixon look like Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm compared with Palin and her Alaskan posse. Only 44 percent of Republicans view Palin favorably, according to an October CBS News poll.
Until she took to the road over Memorial Day, Palin had been uncharacteristically quiet lately, taking a back seat to other candidates, including a few who are candidates no more: Fox News host Mike Huckabee, "Celebrity Apprentice" boss Donald Trump and Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels.
But Palin kick-started her Harley just in time to muffle Representative Michele Bachmann's expected announcement of her candidacy later this week. Bachmann said she doesn't consider Palin "a competitor." Palin may feel otherwise. While Bachmann is striving for attention, Palin will be generating buzz by inviting another presidential candidate onto her bus -- Herman Cain, an African-American pizza magnate who presents no threat to her.
Helping Romney
Unlike Bachmann, Mitt Romney, the unloved front-runner, could actually be helped by Palin. He doesn't mind the media chasing after a shinier object while he continues his quest to get right with the Republican base on health care. (Last week, he offered his best formulation to date, telling the Boston Globe that "the health of the people of Massachusetts is more important to me than the health of my political prospects.") If Palin enters the fray, the Republican establishment will turn its lonely eyes to Romney to stop her.
Even if she only flirts with a run, Palin can still be toxic to the hopes of others. Conservatives in Iowa are just beginning to warm to Tim Pawlenty, who has been morphing from a mild-mannered former governor of bluish Minnesota to Dirty Harry. He has abandoned his support for cap-and-trade legislation and, unlike the more cautious Romney, has embraced Representative Paul Ryan's controversial plan to transform Medicare into a private insurance system. The Iowa straw poll scheduled for August 13 is widely considered a must-win for Pawlenty. If Palin, who is much-loved by Iowa conservatives, is anywhere near Ames that day, Pawlenty is in trouble.
New Hampshire Next?
Palin's impact on other bedrock conservative candidates would be more pronounced if they weren't so busy hurting themselves. Former Senator Rick Santorum just sealed his fate as least likely to succeed by accusing Senator John McCain, who cannot raise his arms due to torture he suffered as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam, of not understanding torture. Newt Gingrich reduced his modest chances of success before his candidacy was a week old with his colorful denunciation of Ryan's plan.
Palin may be planning to crash another event this week, pulling into New Hampshire, the political lodestar of the East, just in time to step on Romney's expected announcement of his candidacy there. Romney has been doggedly working for more than a year. But it took only a hint that Palin was back in the fray for her to draw almost even with him in a May 26 Gallup poll.
Restoring Her Celebrity
Whether she is aiming for "the fundamental restoration of America" (no small ambition for a road trip up I-95), the restoration of her celebrity or even a genuine run for president, Palin's proving she's still a player. Reporters fanned out from Fort McHenry in Baltimore to
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Chapter 36
Uzziah's successful reign: its sorrowful end
Uzziah, the son of Amaziah, walks for a long time with Jehovah and prospers. The strength of Judah is increased, and all the king's undertakings are successful. "But when he was strong, his heart was lifted up"; he takes upon himself the priestly function, and is smitten with leprosy by the hand of God.
We enter now on a period in which Isaiah throws much light on the state of the people. This state was partly exhibited before, in the reign of Joash, who, as soon as he hearkens to the princes, falls into idolatry. But in reading the first two chapters of Isaiah, or the prophecy of Hosea, we shall see the terrible condition of the people, the greatness of God's patience, and the manner in which iniquity and idolatry multiplied on every side, when the king was not faithful and energetic [1] .
[1] We find consequently, that Isaiah, after exposing the evil and the consequent judgment, immediately introduces the promises of latter-day blessing and of the Messiah. In the first chapters he sets forth the state of the people, as well as the blessing of the last days. The house of David is not judged till chapter 7, and it is there that the Messiah, the Son of the virgin, is brought in as the resource, and the means of deliverance and grace according to the counsels of God. The rest of this prophet's writings gives us the whole history of the people, according to the thoughts of God, and that of the nations, in connection with Israel, until the accomplishment, at the end of the age, of full blessing in Christ, with the judgment of Israel's sin in respect of Jehovah (Isaiah 40-48), and in respect of Christ (Isaiah 49-57).Synopsis by John Darby


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Scotty McCreery Opens up About Being Robbed at Gunpoint
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By Kathleen Perricone
On May 5, Scotty McCreery had the "worst morning of my life" when he and his friends were robbed at gunpoint in an apartment near the University of North Carolina, where he is a student.
And now, nearly two weeks later, he's ready to talk about it.
The American Idol winner called in to On Air with Ryan Seacrest on Friday morning to talk about the "scary" late night.
"If I had gone on 80 years and never had to deal with that, I would have been fine," Scotty admitted. "We had gone out … it was like 1:30 in the morning … We were watching Gladiator on TV. And all of a sudden we heard a knock and they just barged on in."
According to the country singer, the suspects "knocked first … we didn't recognize them [so] we didn't open it. And the second guy, [my friend] thought it was a neighbor. And it was only one person … no mask, no gun, no glove, didn't look suspicious. As soon as they opened the door, then four people barged in guns a blazing. I thought whatever you want you take it. I was on the ground, and he was holding the gun to our heads. I was staring down the barrel of a pistol."
Although the robbers made off with a few wallets, Scotty's phone, and a laptop, he admits everything is replaceable and he's just happy no one was hurt.
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When you're out of ideas, a must-try tactic is to follow your favorite interior designers, magazines and retail stores on Facebook, where your news feed will routinely fill with stupendous ideas for styling your entryway. Payne, for that matter, is quickly becoming an addict of Pinterest, the site that's created a craze of creative new folks. "With Pinterest, everybody has the opportunity to be creative. There's a wealth of information and images that had not been at our fingertips before," she says. The designer's been seeing a ton of fabulous tricks for door decorating from the friends and media outlets she follows there, from oversize monograms, to contemporary square wreaths, to a hodge podge of picture frames painted in the prevailing color palette. For fall, use a few yard sale frames painted yellow, orange and brown. Come Christmas, shake up the spray cans and lacquer them again shades of green, gold and crimson. It's a clever way for, say, college students in apartment building or homeowners in subdivisions to make their homes stand apart from lookalike neighbors.
You can source a surplus of ready-made wreaths, faux leaves and pliable ribbons at craft and decor stores. Even some retailers' garden sections offer an array of seasonal items to quickly spruce up your door. Need a little more design inspiration? Try Pottery Barn, suggests Payne. "From the moment you walk in the store, you'll see new ways to put things together. It's classy, it's classic and the seasonal decorating classes to teach you how to create those looks at home. It's definitely worth checking out the class calendar."
For a Masonite wood entry door, all you need is a nail and wire or a door hanger. But many Masonite doors are made of high-quality fiberglass or steel, so you'd never deign to drill a permanent hole in them. Yet this shouldn't stop you from festooning the front with festive trinkets. "One of the things I like to do with Masonite doors is use fasteners or hooks. They leave no marks and they have a clean look," Payne says. And in lieu of the typical hangers that hang on a door, there are magnet hangers that can be purchased at big-box retailers. If you do opt for the old-school door hanger, take measures to make it chic. "When I use a normal door hanger, I always paint it to match my door," explains Payne. "Some people use fabric to cover them, but I don't love that look. Use a little spray paint, and it doesn't stand out. People pay more attention to what you've got hanging instead."


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|Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1950.
Appropriations authorized.
23 U.S.C. § 48 and note.
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|23 U.S.C., Sup. III, §§ 21-23c note.
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|Availability for expenditure.
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|Sec. 4
Indian reservation roads, etc. Appropriations authorized.
25 U.S.C. § 318a.
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23 U.S.C. § 3a.
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|Construction in Indian reservations, etc.; agency cooperation.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That for the purpose of carrying out the provisions of the Federal-Aid Road Act approved July 11, 1916 (39 Stat. 355), and all Acts amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto, and for continuing the construction and reconstruction of highways in accordance with the provisions of the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1944 approved December 20, 1944 (58 Stat. 838), as amended and supplemented by the Federal Aid Highway Act of 1948 (62 Stat. 1105), there is hereby authorized to be appropriated the sum of $500,000,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952, and a like sum for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1953.
The sum herein authorized for each fiscal year shall be available for expenditure as follows:
(c) For the construction, improvement, and maintenance of Indian reservation roads and bridges and roads and bridges to provide access to Indian reservations and Indian lands under the provisions of the Act approved May 26, 1928 (45 Stat. 750), there is hereby authorized to be appropriated the sum of $6,000,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1952, and a like sum for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1953: Provided, That the location, type, and design of all roads and bridges constructed shall be approved by the Commissioner of Public Roads before any expenditures are made thereon, and all such construction shall be under the general supervision of the Commissioner of Public Roads.
Section 3a of the Federal Highway Act of November 9, 1921, as amended by the Act of February 20, 1931 (46 Stat. 1173), is hereby amended to read as follows:
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"SEC. 3a. That the Secretary of Commerce is authorized to cooperate with the State highway departments and with the Department of the Interior in the construction of public highways within Indian reservations and national parks and monuments under the jurisdiction of the Department of the Interior, and to pay the amount assumed therefor from the funds allotted or apportioned under this Act to the State wherein the reservations and national parks and monuments are located."
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GREENVILLE, S.C.- The Brevard College men's basketball team rallied from an early 10-point deficit to tie the game late in the first half, but Division I Furman University proved too strong for BC in the second half in an 89-72 loss in Timmons Arena on Saturday afternoon.
The Torandos engineered a 12-2 run to tie the game at 23-23 on a Darius Moose layup with 7:07 remaining in the first half after falling behind 21-11 to start the game. Moose scored a team-high 20 points for the Tornados, and helped BC's effort with six rebounds and five assists.
Larry Wideman answered with a three-pointer on Furman's next possession, and the Paladins were able to hold the lead for the rest of the contest. Furman closed the half on a 16-8 run to take a 39-31 lead going into the half.
After the Tornados cut the lead to six on a Miles Leathers layup at the 16:28 mark in the second half, the Paladins put the game out of BC's reach with 13 unanswered points to take a 60-41 advantage.
Wideman finished with a game-high 24 points for the Paladins, and also contributed five rebounds and two assists. Stephen Croone added 22 for Furman, shooting a perfect 6-for-6 from the field and 7-for-7 from the foul line.
The Paladins finished the game shooting 57.4 percent from the field, including 14-for-23 from beyond the arc.
BC freshman Trevon Shaw dropped a career-high 17 points in the loss, going 6-for-10 from the floor and 5-for-8 from three-point range. Freshman Harrison White also set his career mark in scoring, finishing with 13 points.
The Tornados resume South Atlantic Conference action on Wednesday night as they host the Lenoir-Rhyne Bears in Boshamer Gymnasium at 8 p.m.


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I is said that With over 200 million users, Facebook has proven, it is a really effective way and convenience for the brand to attract customers. "Many customers are willing to regularly share information on Facebook - this is just one of many ways to share information quickly," - Michael Donnelly, director of interactive marketing at Coca - Cola.
Many brands were wrong in building a presence on Facebook - your focus back to the evaluation of public awareness ... and stop there. Adam Ostraw, editor in charge of online of Mashable.com, said that it is because the initial orientation to optimize their ability to attract customers is unclear. "While, recently, Facebook is a forum for obscure brands - it is not clear if the best way to start marketing on Facebook is through the Group, Page, or even just a single Profile simple "Ostrow said. "But the recent changes to the Page - or" puclic profil "as they are sometimes called that - it has become more obvious, which is that the required page. From there, it allows arbitrary brands using traditional marketing tricks, such as promotion and it also allows media brand to create effective engagement with its fans. "
Well, Social Networking or media is a best platforms to create awareness about your brands. If we just talk about Facebook then it has 1.06 billion monthly active users Hence you can get good business from social platforms.
I read some surveys that Pinterest is becoming even stronger than Facebook nowadays in everything that concerns promoting your brand..
Nowadays pinterest is best in social networking.I have my personal experience in getting more traffic with pinterest. Good luck
According to Syncapse survey, most of FB brand's fans are existing clients, so FB is tool for keep in touch with loyal clients.
I wouldn't be surprised if that is the case. Pinterest is product-focused, and it is designed for rapid viral exposure. I don't think Facebook is capable of the same kind of rapid-fire post-and-share action that Pinterest is seeing. Or at least people aren't viewing Facebook as such. It's more personal profile oriented. It's about your friends, family, relationships, etc.
Pinterest is all about product, and promoting the best of what people are enjoying right now.
Most people in the world have FB accounts. It is very possible that your customers are FB members. You can use FB to reach out to them. Social media sites can be a very lucrative venture to keep loyal customers and attract new ones.
Social networking and media is the best way to make your brand popular in the world.and Facebook and twitter also gives the more traffic to promote your brand or site.
The point is that according to mentioned survey just about 20% of fans are those who have never used the brand's product or service.
Social networking is the best way to make your brand popular in the world. Facebook, twitter, pinterest and google plus... also gives the more traffic to your brand or site.
I agree that social networks are good for brand development, but not for seo, am I right?
What about Zebra Update which is given by Google and soon will be launch, its basically for restrict spammer and bots in social media?
yeah, this is what i like about facebook. since many of my clients are on facebook, you can use this to get in touch with them. so they continue to become my clients and if not, at least they can talk about my business in the social media.
Brands need to be present wherever audiences invest their time and attention. Increasingly, that means U.S. audiences spend half hour to three hours daily on social media. Thus today building a brand through social media helps in recognition of the product. As most of time that is fun time or spare time is spent on a lot on Entertainment &Social Networking sites.
yes you are right Pinterest is becoming even stronger than Facebook
Quality content, interaction, etc... is always what will play out in the end, but if you're just 'getting started', it doesn't hurt to use a fiverr gig to get some 'social proof' to get the snowball rolling!
For SMO we have many sites Brands need to be present wherever audiences invest their time and attention. use facebook,pinterest,google + and multople type of sites are avaliable on google.


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Hillary 2016 Brings Back Boomer Clinton Rage
I'm quite looking forward to Hillary Clinton being president of the United States. I think she will probably run, I think she will probably win, and I think she'll be at least a good and maybe a great president. What I'm not particularly looking forward to is the process by which she'll have to get there. Just in the past few days here,Maureen Dowd and Richard Cohen have laid before us in the form of two recent and silly columns little reminders of the prejudice against Clinton within a certain slice of the liberal chattering class, a prejudice that will swell predictably as she passes the various posts that stand between her and the nomination and, finally, election. Fortunately, these chatterers are less and less relevant every election. Clinton should welcome their animus. It can only help her.
I have observed many strange things in my years of tilling these fields, but surely nothing stranger than the way the arbiters of conventional wisdom in America have viewed the Clintons. It's a deep and weird Baby Boomer psychodrama that I can summarize as follows: when the Clintons first hit the national scene, they were doing so at the same time that strivers of their generation were starting to displace the old graybeards in the news business. Tim Russert took over Meet the Press in 1991. Dowd got her column in 1995. The '60s generation was taking over. Things were going to be different. Here was a cohort, after all, that grew up thinking that it could, and would, change the world. And now one of their own was president! We would witness the dawn of a new era of authenticity, to use a big '60s word, and the Clintons would lead it.
Soon enough, though, the Boomer generation turned out to be no more authentic than any other—indeed quite less authentic, or at least less admirable, than the greatest generation, whom Tom Brokaw limned between hard covers the same year the world learned the name Monica Lewinsky. Though the Boomer journalists began to turn on the Clintons before the Lewinsky scandal, that really sealed it. Obviously, there were good reasons for any human being to consider what Bill Clinton did there to be unacceptable. But there was a self-regarding quality to many Boomer journalists' scribblings (and on-air musings—the cable nets were taking off around this time) about the whole mess, as if the Clintons had somehow done this to them. Chris Matthews—oh, if you could have heard him in those days going on and on and on about the Clintons, and about Al Gore too (Matthews has even said that he voted for George W. Bush in 2000).
I served my time inside the walls of this abattoir as Hillary first sought her New York Senate seat in 1999 and 2000, a race I covered closely. My God, the hatred of Hillary one heard then! Especially among white Boomer women. At one event in early 2000, I ran into the journalist Jim Traub. We were chatting about this matter, and he said he'd spoken to a shrink friend of his who was aghast at the number of women who were plopping themselves down on his couch and—well, as Jim said to me: "Can you imagine, these women spending $165 an hour to talk aboutHillary?"
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The Confederate uniforms produced in Limerick and shipped through the Union blockade have been the subject of a previous post on Irish in the American Civil War. The remains of the factory are still visible in Limerick today, and its owner Sir Peter Tait's memory lives on through one of the city's most recognisable monuments.
Peter Tait's Limerick
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In person, Reagan was a great deal like Obama, in his self-confidence and his equanimity under pressure.
Conservatives will be saying here, "Well, buddy, Reagan won the Cold War, what do you say to that?"
"Dad had jeans that could stand up and deliver the State of the Union," Reagan joked.
The Age of Reagan only really began seven months into his presidency, when he fired the air traffic controllers.
Leave it to David Stockman, the acid-tongued former budget director for President Reagan, to make you feel even worse.
After I sank the third time, Reagan got me by the hair and towed me to the ship.
General Reagan said he had money enough to take him to Texas.
He appears to have made good with Johnston the claim that he, Reagan, represented all that was left of the Confederate government.
Reagan was the first of the prisoners to read it, and he then handed it to Davis.
"I'll tell him, General Toombs," Reagan cordially responded.
surname, from Irish riagan, literally "little king." Reaganism first recorded 1966, in reference to policies of Ronald W. Reagan (1911-2004), U.S. governor of California 1967-75, U.S. president 1981-89.


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The Secretary is authorized to acquire areas of land, or interests therein, which are suitable for—
(3) the conservation of endangered species or threatened species listed by the Secretary pursuant to section 1533 of this title, or
(4) carrying out two or more of the purposes set forth in paragraphs (1) through (3) of this section, and are adjacent to, or within, the said conservation areas, except that the acquisition of any land or interest therein pursuant to this section shall be accomplished only with such funds as may be appropriated therefor by the Congress or donated for such purposes, but such property shall not be acquired with funds obtained from the sale of Federal migratory bird hunting stamps.
Lands acquired pursuant to this section shall become a part of the particular conservation area to which they are adjacent.
Source(Pub. L. 87–714, § 2,Sept. 28, 1962, 76 Stat. 653; Pub. L. 92–534, Oct. 23, 1972, 86 Stat. 1063; Pub. L. 93–205, § 13(d),Dec. 28, 1973, 87 Stat. 902.)
1973—Pub. L. 93–205inserted references to the acquisition of interest in land the conservation of endangered species or threatened species listed by the Secretary pursuant to section 1533 of this title.
1972—Pub. L. 92–534substituted provisions authorizing the Secretary to acquire lands suitable for fish and wildlife oriented recreational development, or for the protection of natural resources and adjacent to conservation areas, for provisions authorizing the Secretary to acquire limited areas of land for recreational development adjacent to conservation areas in existence or approved by the Migratory Bird Conservation Commission as of September 28, 1962.
Effective Date of 1973 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 93–205effective Dec. 28, 1973, see section 16 ofPub. L. 93–205, set out as a note under section 1531 of this title.
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To keep your car running well, you should change engine oil of your 2004 Lexus RX 330 regularly. It change cycle can be as few as 3 months or 3000 miles to as long as 20, 000 miles or 24 months depending on your driving habits and your 2004 Lexus RX 330 type. But do you know how to change the oil in 2004 Lexus RX 330 car? I want to note you that you should be very and very careful when dealing with a hot engine.
Step 1: prepare all equipment and supplies you need to change engine oil for your 2004 Lexus RX 330 to make every procedure smooth.
Step 2: open the hood of your 2004 Lexus RX 330 and the oil filter and drain out its original oil.
Step 3: loosen the plug with properly-sized socket. Be careful to not drop the plug into your oil pan. If it drops into it, you can find it with a magnet.
Step 4: for some vehicles which have a filter element or cartridge as opposed to the simpler spin-on type, you should open the cap of a built-in reservoir.
Step 5: then we will go to the process of locating the filter. Filters are no located in a standard position. Find something similar to the replacement you bought. Once you find it, you should remove it. This is a difficult action; you should keep trying until success.
Step 6: replace your drain plug on your oil pan and install a replacement gasket or washer.
Step 7: screw the new filter on carefully and pay attention to not to cross the threads. There are many small part of it including a paper cartridge filters and o-rings etc. All of these small parts should be replaced to ensure no leakage. Read the specifications on the filter or box it came in to see how tight it could be.
Step 8: add new oil to your 2004 Lexus RX 330 through the fill hole. Check out the owner's manual to see how many oil you can add.
Step 9: replace your fill cap, check around and close the hood.
Step 10: start the engine and ensure the oil pressure light goes off after start-up. Look under the 2004 Lexus RX 330 to see if there is any leak while your engine is running.
If all these are done with no problem, the process of changing engine oil is finished successfully.


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Tabernacle Stolen From Beaverton Church
Beaverton Police are investigating the theft of a gold Tabernacle from the prayer chapel at St. Cecelia's Catholic Church overnight Wednesday. Officer Mike Rose says a parishioner arriving at the chapel early Thursday morning discovered thieves had pried the ornate, one foot-square box from the wooden altar it had been bolted to.
It's worth about 10-thousand-dollars, but more in sentimental value. The Tabernacle, used to house sacred bread for communion, has been part of the parish for many years.
The Beaverton Police Department is asking for the communities help in locating this Tabernacle, so it can be returned to the church and whoever took it can be held accountable for stealing it. Anyone with information on this case is asked to call the Beaverton Police Department at (503) 629-0111


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Grammy executive producer apologizes to Trent Reznor
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Grammy Executive Producer Keith Ehrlich says he's sorry Trent Reznor is upset about the way this year's broadcast ended.
The Nine Inch Nails frontman recently sent out a profanity-laced tweet letting everyone know he felt disrespected after his closing performance with Queens of the Stone Age, Dave Grohl, and Lindsey Buckingham was cut short at the end of Sunday's ceremony.
Now Ehrlich -- who says he was thrilled to finally get Reznor to perform at the Grammys -- is telling "The Hollywood Reporter" his side of the story. He says they let the rockers know they'd keep the performance on air as long as possible, and he thinks they got pretty close before the credits started rolling.
Ehrlich says the all-star jam lasted about five or six minutes, and they got within about a minute-and-a-half of the end.
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my sister was diagnosed with ccc 4 1/2 years ago. she has been
on multiple regimens. her bloods are great but the tumors are
growing. her ca 19-9 marker is < 10. her doctor has given her
3 possible options. nexavar or gemzar and carboplatin or phase
1 gemzar, avastin and tarceva. her biggest tumor is over 10 cm.
abstract from asco 2007 meeting showed very good results
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I am setting the value in a dropdownlist using javascript, but it doesn't fire the selectedindexchanged event in C#. Any ideas?
Just tested and it seems to work fine here. You might want to double check how you are setting the value in javascript.
If you are creating the items for your dropdownlist imperatively as opposed to declaratively, then make sure you are adding the items early (i.e. before the page load event handler ). The dropdownlist will also maintain it's items in viewstate, so if you populated it once imperatively, then there is no need to repopulate after a postback, if it's not necessary for your solution that is.
Repopulating late in the pages life cycle can cause you problems as well. It's not easy to tell you what went wrong without looking at how you are setting the value in javascript, how you are populating the dropdownlist with items and lastly, how you have declared/wired the SelectedIndexChanged event handler.
Thanks. With your suggestion I was able to pinpoint the issue. I was adding an item to the dropdownlist in javascript and it didn't like that I was doing that.
Mixing WebForms controls with JavaScript/Ajax can be troublesome. If you want to use the latter, I suggest not using controls.
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Thanks. With your suggestion I was able to pinpoint the issue. I was adding an item to the dropdownlist in javascript and it didn't like that I was doing that.
Ahh your adding an item from the clientside. I was under the impression you were setting an existing item in your dropdownlist as selected from the client and then expecting the SelectedIndexChanged event handler to fire, which is also what I tested ^^
The SelectedIndexChanged handler fires only when an option element ( ListItem) selected attribute/property changes and not when a new option element or ListItem is added, whether clientside or on the server.
There is no pretty builtin way to fix your problem. The best advice is the one from jwmcpeak because your adding new options to the dropdownlist control from the client, so you are changing existing options in a dropdownlist that were rendered from the server. ASP .NET webforms has a builtin EventValidation mechanism where it checks exactly this and treats it as a potential threat. Ofcourse you can disable EventValidation but not recommended as you open up a security hole.
If the new option values you are adding are known values, you can register them for event validation and workaround but it's still long winded and ends up being a convoluted solution.
Just like to say ale55andro , great answers dude !
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Just like to say ale55andro , great answers dude !
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Party with CSUN Student Government and DJ Paradice in Pida Plaza!
Free Firehouse Subs, arts and crafts, and CSUN giveaways will be going on all day!
Don't miss out on the chance to relax in between classes or during your break with our CSUN officials, music, free food & fun!
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Salt Lake City government officials announced Tuesday a new smartphone application that has a host of features related to the city, including a way to pay utilities bills and maps showing the locations of all parks.
The free Salt Lake City Mobile app is available for the iPhone and iPad through Apple's iTunes App Store and for Android phones through Google's Play store.
The app is a centralized mobile portal that can take users to all of the city's online features, including the government jobs center, building inspections, parks and gardens, and all of the transportation functions.
Users can look for job listings, view meeting schedules, report code violations, view bus route stops and bike routes, and find the location of the nearest alternative fuel station.
"We're excited to see our first release of an incredibly powerful tool," Bill Haight, Salt Lake City Information Management Services director, said in a statement. "We're getting new requests for features and additional options, and we're working hard to roll them into the app."
City officials also introduced MySLCGOV, a new Web portal users can access online that can be customized. The website allows people to create a personal profile, add photos and get access to the city's Web-based services. To access the site, go to dotnet.slcgov.com/mayor/myslc.


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SOLD Bronze Vishnu and His Ten Avatars 33"
Item #: 33b15
Statue Details
Total Height Including Base: 13 inches
Base Width & Depth: 33 x 4 inches
Weight: 22 pounds
- A beautiful statue of Lord Vishnu with the entire set of his 10 avatars
- The statue is very unique as Lotus Sculpture has never seen Vishnu and his avatars together like this
- Each statue is cast seperately and can be removed from the base along with the arch
- Vishnu and his avataras are cast using the lost wax method, there is only one statue like this made!
Each piece is cast separately and can be removed from the base of the piece. The arch that goes behind each piece can be removed as well.
Vishnu's preserving, restoring, and protecting powers have been manifested in the world in a series of ten earthly incarnations known as avatars. The avatars arrive either to prevent a great evil or to affect good upon the earth. Nine are said to have descended already: three in non-human form, one in hybrid form and five in human form. The most important are Rama, fearless upholder of the law of dharma and Krishna; youthful hero of the Bhagavad-Gita Vishnu's final avatar is expected to arrive at a time when the earth is at the end of its present cycle, with the purpose of destroying the world and subsequently recreating it.
1. Matsya the Fish - Saved humanity and the sacred Veda text from the flood.
2. Kurma the Turtle - Helped create the world by supporting it on his back.
3. Varaha the Boar - Raised the earth out of water with his tusks.
4. Narashima, half-man, half lion - Destroyed a tyrant demon king.
5. Vamana the Dwarf - Subdued king Bali, a powerful demon.
6. Parashurama the Brahmin - Destroyed the warrior caste.
7. Noble Rama - Rescued his wife Sita and killed the demon Ravana. Upholder of the dharma.
8. Krishna the Divine Cowherder - told the Epic poem Bhagavad-Gita to the warrior Arjuna.
9. Buddha - The enlightened one.
10. Kalki the Horse - Destroyer of the world. Yet to come to the earth.
Bangladeshi Bronze is an extremely durable metal made from a combination of 5 metals; copper, iron, tin, with minute additions of silver and gold. This combination is called Panchaloha bronze and is the basis for making the sacred Hindu temple statues around the world. Copper is the most prevalent metal in the alloy. Copper also gives the metal a softer composition that allows the bronze artisans to carve the details that are prevalent in each piece. All the Bangleshi bronze sculpture Lotus Sculpture carries are Panchaloham and thus suited for any home altar or community temple.
Because of the durability of the metal not much is needed to maintain a bronze sculpture. Many of our customers purchase a bronze statue and perform daily puja and abhisheka consisting of bathing the Hindu deity in ghee, milk, coconut milk or other liquids. In this case nothing is needed to keep the statue clean as it will be bathed daily. If the sculpture is used for "darshan" or simply viewing the sculpture it is best to dust the statue as needed so no dirt collects in the details of the sculpture. For Bangladeshi bronze statues if you would like the sculpture to shine, use a cotton cloth with some coconut oil or other natural oil to wipe down the piece as needed.
If you have any questions concerning your bronze statue please email us at [email protected] or call us at 1(760) 994-4455.
This sculpture is in our Oceanside, California store and ready for immediate shipping. The shipping charge is automatically calculated by UPS for shipping within the United States. Each sculpture is usually shipped within 24 hours of the order with the exception of the weekend. To obtain a shipping quote simply add the statue you are interested in to your shopping cart and then select click on the "Calculate Domestic Shipping" button. Lotus Sculpture uses Instapak foam injection packing system or bubble wrap and recycled peanuts to ensure that all our pieces arrive undamaged. Click here to learn more about Lotus Sculptures packing.International Shipping
This sculpture is in our Oceanside, California store and ready for immediate shipping to anywhere in the world. If you are in Canada please select "UPS Standard to Canada" for the shipping option. If you are an international customer please select "International Shipping" during checkout. The shipping charge will be calculated as $0. Lotus Sculpture will email you the correct shipping cost subject to your approval or you may call us at 760-994-4455 or email us at [email protected] for a shipping quote. Lotus Sculpture uses Instapak foam injection packing system or bubble wrap and recycled peanuts to ensure that all our pieces arrive undamaged. Click here to learn more about Lotus Sculptures packing.


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Plain English campaign news articles
At least tell us plainly if you are ripping us off!
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Bank customers are losing confidence in our banking system. Every day there are stories about the less than honest practices some of our banks adopt.
For any industry receiving 11,000 complaints a day there is a clear message that does not need a plain English explanation.
A common complaint is that attractive interest rates offered when a new account is opened disappear within months to be replaced by a very low rate. The change will have been announced to customers within the inside pages of certain newspapers, as the law requires, but most customers will not be aware of it. If they don't know, they will not have the chance to change their account and will be stuck with low interest on their investment. It does raise a suspicion that maybe the banks don't want us to notice the announcements.
And if we do notice an announcement in a newspaper, will we understand it?
Read more: At least tell us plainly if you are ripping us off!
Our coffee cup overflows with jargon
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A number of people have complained to us that they cannot get a 'small' measure of coffee and are often only given the choice between a 'regular' or 'large'. Costa Coffee label their sizes as 'primo', 'medio' and 'assimo' - translating to small, medium and large. Coffee Republic and Caffe Nero use 'small' and 'regular', and so it goes on.
It's about image, competition and perhaps a little bit about what the food industry calls 'product sabotage' - when a company deliberately drives customers towards certain products at the cost of not promoting other, possibly better, options.
Everybody matters in public affairs
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Chrissie Maher, founder of Plain English Campaign, was thrilled to hear that she has been shortlisted for the Women in Public Life Awards 2010. Chrissie has been nominated for the Public Affairs Achiever of the Year category as a result of her years of campaigning for clear public information.
The Dods and Scottish Widows Women in Public Life Awards celebrate women leaders in society and aim to recognise and promote the work of women in politics, business, the civil service and community leadership. The ceremony will be held at The Northumberland in London WC2 on Thursday 23 September.
Chrissie considers any honour she receives to be recognition of the support and encouragement shown by supporters of her campaigning.
This nomination has prompted Chrissie to revive the campaign's 'Every Body Matters' awards as one of the categories in the annual Plain English Campaign Awards to be held in December 2010.
Financial jargon
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Plain English Campaign are supporting the campaign from Consumer Focus Wales to get rid of financial gobbledygook.
Chrissie Maher says, "It's disgraceful that banks and insurance companies have such a hold over us through their use of language. Often it means the customer is left with little clarity, and all the responsibility. Terms and conditions, credit-card agreements, overdraft letters - they might as well be in a foreign language. English is my first language and I struggle with this financial gobbledygook. Goodness knows how anyone with English as a second language can cope."
Have takeovers overtaken the customer?
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Corporate buy-outs, buy-ins, mergers and alliances are all a normal part of the daily life of big business. But what effect do these have on our bank accounts and insurance policy terms?
Financial gobbledygook often clouds the relationship we have with banks and, in turn, our hard-earned money. Since Plain English Campaign started its fight against jargon, some organisations have brought plain English communication to their customers. As businesses must make sure their profits continue to soar, they must also continue to keep clear lines of communication open with their customers, even amidst potentially complex takeovers and mergers.


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SKU: CALM serum
Concentrated Soothing Serum
YOUTH EXPERT™ Concentrated Soothing Serum is designed to assist in calming the discomfort associated with weak, itchy, highly irritated or reddened skin. Easily applied, quickly absorbed, leaves no residue on the skin and is neutral in scent.
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Concentrated Soothing Serum
Hypoallergenic. Free of parabens, colorants, fragrances and allergens.
General product view
Concentrated Soothing Serum is designed to assist in calming the discomfort associated with weak, itchy, highly irritated or reddened skin.
Easily applied, quickly absorbed, leaves no residue on the skin and is neutral in scent.
Active ingredients*
D-panthenol + Green Tea + Boswellia + Licorice + Salicylate Silanol + Tetrapeptide-33
Free of parabens, alcohol, colorants, fragrances and allergens.
Rich formulation
Calming components: pure Dexpanthenol (D-panthenol 75%), Salicylate Silanol, Tetrapeptide-33.
Anti-irritant agents: Licorice, Boswellia.
Protective anti-oxidants: Green Tea.
Unique formula gives pleasant, soothing sensation instantly after application.
Directions for use
- Recommended for skin of all ages for normal to combination skin
- Unisex: for women and men
- Skin with discomfort associated with weak, itchy, highly irritated or reddened skin
Treatments types
- Beauty procedures associated with sensitive skin prone to allergy, redness and inflammation
- Post-treatments care (finishing serum applied on skin prior Biomimetic Lamellar Cream from DERMEDICS™)
- Daily skin care (day and night application, make-up primer)
Efficacy of active ingredients*
- Instantly calms the skin
- Provides anti-collagenase, anti-redness, anti-inflammation, anti-sagginess, anti-hyaluronidase, anti-elastase and anti-oxidant defense
- Supports in reduction of red and purple spots left by acne
- Supports in reduction of post-treatment redness
Application area
Face, as well as other skin areas depending on needs.
Water/Aqua, Cyclopentasiloxane, Dimethicone, Polysilicone-11, Butylene Glycol, Glycerin, PPG-5-Ceteth-20, Panthenol, Boswellia Serrata Extract, Camellia Sinensis Extract, Glycyrrhiza Glabra Extract, Silanediol Salicylate, Acetyl Tetrapeptide-33, Sodium Polyacrylate Starch, PVM/MA Copolymer, Glyceryl Polyacrylate, Decyl Glucoside, Caprylyl Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate, Phenoxyethanol.
PEGs – Safety Assessment
It is concluded, that the PEGs are safe for use in cosmetics under the present conditions of intended use. Taking into account all the information available, it can be assumed that these compounds as presently used in cosmetic preparations will not present a risk for human health.
Phenoxyethanol – Final Report of the Safety Assessment
IN accordance with clinical studies, Phenoxyethanol is neither a primary irritant nor sensitizer. Phenoxyethanol is not phototoxic in clinical studies. It is concluded that Phenoxyethanol is safe as a cosmetic ingredient in the present practices of use and concentration.
Interestingly, Phenoxyethanol occurs naturally in green tea.
For external use only. Keep out of the reach of children.
Contraindications: hypersensitivity to any component of the formulation.
Skin condition improvement visible after single treatment.
Regular application provides significant improvement of the skin.
Additional benefits
Comfortable capacity: this product is available in big size for professional use in beauty salon, as well as for home care (to enjoy this comfort also at home).
Unit package
Professional: airless 100ml and 200ml
Home care: airless 50ml
* Efficacy of active ingredients confirmed by in vitro and in vivo tests through regular application.
Registered in European Union as Cosmetic Products according to the Cosmetic Directive 76/768/EEC.
Manufactured according to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP).
Microbiologically and dermatologically tested. | NOT TESTED ON ANIMALS.
Made with the greatest care in the European Union.
Product Safety Data Sheet (PSDS) available on request.