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"Tummy tuck" is a cosmetic surgery procedure used to make the abdomen more firm.
The American Heritage Stedman`s Medical Dictionary defines abdominoplasty as "Plastic surgery of the abdomen in which excess fatty tissue and skin are removed, usually for cosmetic purposes."
The surgery involves the removal of excess skin and fat from the middle and lower abdomen in order to tighten the muscle and fascia of the abdominal wall. This type of surgery is usually sought by women with loose tissues after pregnancy or individuals with sagging after major weight loss.
Tummy tuck operations vary in scope and are frequently subdivided into categories. Depending on the extent of the surgery, a complete Tummy tuck can take 1 to 5 hours. A partial abdominoplasty (Mini-Tuck Tummy tuck) can be completed between 1 to 2 hours.
Complete Tummy tuck
A complete (or full) Tummy tuck involves:
• An incision is made from hip to hip just above the pubic area.
• Another incision is made to free the navel from the surrounding skin.
• The skin is detached from the abdominal wall to reveal the muscles and fascia to be tightened. The muscle fascia wall is tightened with sutures.
• The remaining skin and fat are tightened by removing the excess and closing the defect.
• The old belly button stalk is brought out through a new hole and sutured into place.
• Liposuction is often used to refine the transition zones of the abdominal sculpture.
• A dressing and sometime a compression garment are applied and any excess fluid from the site is drained.
Partial Tummy tuck
A partial (or mini) Tummy tuck involves:
• A smaller incision is made.
• The skin and fat of the lower abdomen are detached in a more limited fashion from the muscle fascia. The skin is stretched down and excess skin removed.
• Sometimes the belly button stalk is divided from the muscle below and the belly button slid down lower on the abdominal wall.
• Sometimes a portion of the abdominal muscle fascia wall is tightened.
• Liposuction is often used to contour the transition zone.
• The flap is stitched back into place.
Extended Tummy tuck
An extended Tummy tuck is a complete Tummy tuck with extensions into the thighs (front) and/or flanks (sides).
Combination Procedures
A Tummy tuck is a component of a lower body lift and can be combined with liposuction contouring, breast reduction, breast lift, or occasionally hysterectomy, depending on the reason for the hysterectomy.
Depends on the problem to be treated, surgical technique(s), and other factors.
Can take one to four weeks and patients are advised to take at least a portion of this recovery time off from work.
Heavy activity especially is best avoided during this time.
Initially there may be bruising and discomfort.
A supportive abdominal binder or compression garment can minimize swelling / bruising, and support the repaired tissues.
Patients are advised to avoid all forms of nicotine for a month or longer prior to surgery and also during the recovery period
The cost of a "tummy tuck" varies from country to country and even within locales of countries. As with most cosmetic surgery operations, the cost depends on a variety of factors like the age of the patient, their weight and the state of their health. Depending on the individuals, there may also be other costs involved after the operation. This does not include the follow-up visits as required by some doctors.
On average in the United States, this procedure can cost from USD$4,000 to as much as $20,000.
The pre-operative and post-operative care, facility fees, anesthesia, and medications must be taken into consideration when reviewing surgery costs. No surgeries are a guaranteed success and therefore a second procedure or a touch-up may be required to achieve the desired appearance. These costs are typically not included in the original cost.
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The Raphael seems to be pretty interesting as well, and GSMArena says it's a successor to the HTC TyTN II (AT&T Tilt). It'll be sold as the Touch Pro, further illustrating how much junk HTC is shoving under the Touch brand, and still have a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard.
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Best British Weight Division(s)?
You often get a couple of weight divisions next to each other with a few decent fighters in each.
This appears to be the case at the moment with the Middle/Suppermiddle and also the Lightwelter/Lightweight.
At the higher weight we have Froch, Groves, DeGale, Magee then Barker, Macklin, Murray, Saunders and maybe even toss in a Proksa & McEwan.
Down around ten stone we have Khan (looks like he's staying for now), Theophane (I think he's a decent operator when motivated), Burns, Mitchell, Rees, Murray, Crolla, Walsh & Matthews and toss in Johanneson & even Ben Murphy who is a little tank of a man.
Which do you think is the deeper pool or is there another group I've missed (Heavy/Cruiser or Bantam/Superbantam?)
And I'll be honest, this thread sounded a lot better in my head when I was jogging by the beach then it looks in black & white on my screen.
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Middleweight/Super-middleweight are our strongest divisions.
We've had a good amount of success in the last 25 years in other divisions though. Hatton, Lewis, Hamed, Honeyghan and various other good world champions through the divisions.
Froch our best boxer currently with the likes of DeGale & Groves coming through. At middleweight we have 4 boxers competent at the highest level with 2 drawing to Sturm. Billy Joe Saunders is the rising star in this division and both divisions have a good depth of talent.
I do think we have a good world champion coming soon from the one of the lower divisions (featherweight and lower). Kevin Satchell down at flyweight just stopped the former British champion, Paul Edwards, and looks a good fighter. It was also his first stoppage in his 8 fight career but previously dropped Martin Power. He's fighting Chris Edwards for the British title in September. Paul Butler has a good amateur pedigree and recently beat Sexton, he fights at super fly and bases himself on Barrera - aptly named ' Baby Faced Assassin '. You already know about the Bantam scene.
Featherweight has Lee Selby, Joe Murray and James Dickens. All good amateurs and looking to make a mark in the professional game. Selby's brother, Andrew, is currently ranked #2 in the world and hopes to clinch the gold in London. Murray hasn't been too active and needs some desperate attention. Dickens made the decision to turn professional after missing out on the chance to go to the Olympics. He's looked really good so far and has his head screwed on.
Cruiserweight isn't deep at all and light-heavyweight isn't either - both have some potential. Heavyweight is another weak division but has some attention currently on Price, Haye, Fury & Chisora. Could definitely make some noise on the world scene if Haye decides to continue and Price/Fury progress quickly.
We've got a decent welterweight division with Gavin & Brook, both will go on to world honours. Gavin should be fighting Jackiewicz next which should push him towards better competition, which he really needs.
I really like Joe Selkirk at light-middleweight too, although his last performance wasn't great all. In his 6th fight he beat Steve O'Meara and boxed well behind a good jab. He stopped the durable Terry Caruthers in 1 round and Ryan Toms afterwards - fights in Malta in 17 days.
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Forget Ben murphy he nothing special , Stephen smith is going to come again , we've got a few small boys that are looking good quig and Frampton look decent Rendall monroes still got it and I like Liam Walsh . But as far as best weight it's got to be light weight then super middle then heavy
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Britian always produces good SMW's and i'd go so far as to say its our standout division. having said that i think we're doing ok with the LW's and we traditionally do quite well with the HW's as well (price, fury, chisora, haye, herbie hide, bruno, lewis).
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Volume 18 Issue 44 | March 17 - 23, 2006
Healing drumbeats at St. Marks for anthrax victim
By Bonnie Rosenstock
For over two hours on Sat. March 11, the rhythmic rise and fall of African drums reverberated throughout the sanctuary of St. Marks Church on the Bowery. Those not playing all manner of drums large and small contributed to the driving beat with sturdy wooden sticks and other percussion instruments. Others clapped their hands, stamped their feet or danced energetically.
Mamadou Daoue, an elder of the West African community in New York, barefoot and wearing a simple loose-fitting white cotton shirt and black pants, moved into the center of the circle formed by the tight-knit group of about 80 or so shoeless participants seated in chairs. He placed several objects in the center, including unlit white candles, a gallon bottle of water symbolizing the source of life, a spoon carved out of a calabash to symbolize the guiding hand that embraces all and gives life and an African nut, which accepts prayers.
In a show of solidarity, the African dance-and-drumming community and extended Caribbean, African-American and international artistic communities came together to offer their most earnest prayers for the recovery of Vado Diomande, who continues to battle for his life after being infected with inhalation anthrax, in a healing ceremony held at St. Marks Church on Second Ave. and E. 10th St.
Diomande, who lives at 31 Downing St., is a beloved and well-respected teacher, drummer, drum maker, dancer and promoter of traditional African culture. He has been on a life-threatening roller coaster ride the last few weeks in a Pennsylvania hospital.
Alex Harman, whose sister Lisa has been married to Diomande for five years, is confident that he will recover. He has had a temporary setback, but he continues to be remarkably strong, he said after the ritual.
Krista Retto, a Soho resident who is Diomandes best friend, spiritual assistant and American sister, told The Villager that photographs could not be taken during the ceremony because it would be considered disrespectful. And, in fact, one man who blatantly took unauthorized photographs was escorted out and caused a ruckus in the lobby.
During a pause in the drumming, a student of Diomandes addressed the interfaith, intergenerational and interracial group to offer his reverent thanks to his drumming teacher, whom he has studied with for 12 years.
Theres something special about music that brings people together. I wouldnt have known all of you without the music, he acknowledged.
Daoue also thanked the students and others who have embraced the African
immigrant community. We are grateful for you being a family for those of us who are far away from our countries. With your will, your prayers and support, Vado will come back to us. This prayer is for everybody, even our enemies. We should love and pray for them, too, he said.
However, what concerns Harman is the negative publicity surrounding his brother-in-law, whom he characterizes as a private and humble man who has been unwillingly thrust into the spotlight. He says that a few months ago, Diomande went to visit his home village in the Ivory Coast for the first time in 11 years. On that trip, he picked up four raw goatskins and brought them back to New York. The skins, which he used to make drums, contained anthrax spores. He has been made out to be a smuggler. Anthrax is a fabulously rare disease. Theres been one case [of naturally occurring anthrax] in 30 years in America. Were very concerned that people will be scared of drums. Drums are life, Harman stated.
He added that the African drumming community, which is bringing this culture of music to the American people, is going through a hard time. Theres been a perceptible drop in bookings. The government response was an excess of caution and instilled fear more than it healed fear, he said.
Father Julio Torres, pastor of St. Marks Church, came by toward the latter part of the ceremony. Afterwards, he explained that he gave over the church to the group because Diomande has performed there many times and therefore is considered a friend of St. Marks. Danspace, the nonprofit dance organization, is also housed at the church.
Father Torres quoted St. Ambrose of Milan, Whoever sings, prays twice, and added his own variation, Whoever drums, prays three times. If the Almighty doesnt hear the drums, hes got to be deaf. Weve been praying for him and hoping for a miracle.
Diomandes extended family and friends have set up a fund, The Diomande
Trust, in order to help pay his bills. The Web site www.kotchegna.com gives updates on his health and accepts electronic donations. A personal check or money order may be made out to The Diomande Trust and mailed to P.O. Box 121, Cooper Station, New York, NY 10276-0121.
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CHICAGO -- Feeling already rich in position players, the White Sox stockpiled college arms throughout the 2014 First-Year Player Draft.
In order to address an area of need, director of amateur scouting Doug Laumann noted that the White Sox have picked "probably more position players over the past two or three years" than they ever had before. The idea now is to give those position players some breathing room, and to supplement the organization with what they consider to be premium arms.
CHICAGO -- Feeling already rich in position players, the White Sox stockpiled college arms throughout the 2014 First-Year Player Draft.
In order to address an area of need, director of amateur scouting Doug Laumann noted that the White Sox have picked "probably more position players over the past two or three years" than they ever had before. The idea now is to give those position players some breathing room, and to supplement the organization with what they consider to be premium arms.
"We'd like to give the guys we have in the system already a chance to play and a chance to develop," Laumann said. "It's one of those deals where you don't want to keep just trying to replace guys year after year after year when you've got players that you believe in when you drafted them -- you give them a chance to play. You see whether or not they're going to make the adjustment, make the progress that you hoped they were going to make.
"You need to have the pitching, for sure, every year, and we just felt like we were fairly well-stocked with position guys."
The split between position players and pitchers ended up fairly even -- the club drafted 18 pitchers and 22 position players -- but the choice between college and high school pitchers was not. Of the 18 pitchers drafted, 16 were college arms.
Laumann said that the club made picks based on its Draft board, and not on whether a player was from high school or college. That said, the White Sox selected just seven high school players, of which five are position players.
Within that subset of college arms, they loaded up on lefties: of the 16 college hurlers, nine are southpaws. Carlos Rodon (No. 3 overall pick) and Jace Fry (third-round selection) headline that group and project as the most likely to help the big league club, but Chicago deepened its pool of college lefties by grabbing three through the first nine picks, four within picks 10 through 19, and one with its 35th-round choice.
The organizational reshaping process spearheaded by second-year general manager Rich Hahn has vastly improved the club's once-barren position player depth. Hahn attacked those areas of weakness through both the Draft -- players like Marcus Semien and Micah Johnson are homegrown products that headline a glut of middle-infield prospects -- and international spending -- Jose Abreu being the most notable example.
In the past 11 months, the White Sox also traded away some of their pitching to get position-player prospects. The Jake Peavy deal, for example, brought back Avisail Garcia, while trades of Addison Reed and Hector Santiago brought back Matt Davidson and Adam Eaton.
"With that being the case, it kind of frees us up to be able to go ahead and add some college arms, some more experienced guys," Laumann said. "You can't have enough left-handers, for sure. Because we were able to have those things taken care of in the Minor Leagues with some of the middle infielders, some of the position guys, adding through the international market, we were able to go ahead and take some of these arms, go ahead and develop them."
Another organizational philosophy that came across in the Draft was a fondness for athleticism. The White Sox like to take players who are good athletes -- perhaps they've played other sports in their life at a high level -- with the thinking that good athletes are better suited to make necessary adjustments while developing in the Minor Leagues. Players such as catcher Brett Austin (fourth round), Louie Lechich (sixth round) and Marc Flores (30th round) fit that description.
"There's some sort of premium on 'em," Laumann said of taking good athletes. "There's a little bit of balance that you have to try to strike with it because they're playing baseball, so you have to be a little bit careful to whether or not they have the aptitude, whether or not they're able to play our game.
"But when they do show some ability, some aptitude in our sport, coupled with that they're really, really good athletes, it just I feel like gives them a stronger chance to reach their ceiling than maybe someone who is a little bit more rigid in their athleticism or doesn't have the ability to go ahead and make progress like the other guys do."
For fans looking to latch onto an under-the-radar player, Evin Einhardt is an intriguing selection in the 29th round. The 6-3, 191-pound senior righty comes from Brewton-Parker College, a Christian college in Mount Vernon, Ga., with an enrollment of fewer than 778 students. To be fair, Brewton is a strong NAIA program, and 24 players all-time, including five over the last 11 years, have been drafted out of the school. None, however, have made it to The Show.
The White Sox capped the Draft by selecting a pair of players from their own backyard. With their 38th-round pick, they took Roberto Clemente Community Academy High School shortstop Justiniano Anthony. They then selected Morgan Park High School center fielder James Davidson the following round.
Laumann knows how unlikely it is either of those players will sign, given how small late-round signing bonuses can be, coupled with the fact that those players hold offers for a free college education. But he still hopes his club gets to draft those kids again.
"I think it's important to recognize them. I think it's important to go ahead and show the achievements that they made," Laumann said. "And at the same time, if things fall a certain way, you never know what we might do with them. … It won't be long, I think, until we'll be drafting those guys a little higher and with the intent of signing rather than just kind of recognizing and showing what they're capable of."
After three exhausting days, Laumann feels like the White Sox got much of what they wanted.
"Well, we're really excited," he said. "With a pitching-dominated Draft, we felt like we grabbed some pitchers early. [When there were] those times to take a position player off the board to help supplement that, we did it. That way we followed it with pitching after that.
"Thought it was pretty balanced. A little bit pitching-heavy, but that was the strength of the Draft, so that's what we decided to do."
Joe Popely is an associate reporter for MLB.com.


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Until the 19th century, abortion law was nonexistent and abortion was not seen as a moral issue. However, by the turn of the 20th century, abortion was legally defined and controlled in most states. The landmark Supreme Court case, Roe v. Wade (1973), marked the legalization of abortion but did not end the controversy that existed. Legislation at both the federal and state levels has added restrictions on abortion, making it difficult for women to exercise their reproductive rights. Social work's commitment to promote the human rights of women compels social workers to be aware of and involved in this issue.
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Social work advocacy is "the exclusive and mutual representation of a client(s) or a cause in a forum, attempting to systematically influence decision-making in an unjust or unresponsive system(s)." Advocacy was identified as a professional role as far back as 1887, and social workers consider client advocacy an ethical responsibility. Social workers are increasing the use of electronic advocacy to influence client issues and policy development. As client and societal needs evolve, universities should emphasize advocacy in their curricula, and the National Association of Social Workers should promote electoral and legislative initiatives that reflect an emphasis on social and economic injustices.
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Steven P. Segal
Social workers are increasingly working in authoritative settings—that is, settings where they have the power to mandate conformity by the client to the normative and often legal requirements of the organization. Such settings may be residential, such as jails, prisons, and rehabilitation facilities, or community-based organizations that are part of the criminal justice system, the mental health system, the health system, and the child welfare system. The exercise of power derived from the authority vested in the setting's objectives may and often does alter the total life situation of an individual, such as when a client is compelled to move to supervised care without the client's consent. Under an outpatient civil commitment order or mental health court supervision, the patient may be told where to live and with whom to associate as well as be required to participate in interactive treatment and to take medication. In authoritative settings, social workers are working with "involuntary" clients—clients who understand, whether or not it is explicitly stated, that the social worker possesses the power to effect unwanted change in their life circumstance. Since the early 1990s, the field has been developing new ideas and skills that are equally useful in working with voluntary and involuntary clients. In the process, social worker authority is now viewed less as a way to gain client compliance and, instead, is understood more as an opportunity to build partnerships with clients that lead to changes that are enduring and more meaningful to clients.
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Bioethics and biomedical ethics are defined. Common bioethical concepts, exemplary moral values, fundamental ethical principles, general ethical theories, and approaches to moral reasoning are reviewed. The scope of topics and issues, the nature of practice situations in bioethics, and social work roles on organizational bodies that monitor and respond to bioethical issues are summarized, as are trends in bioethics. Practice contexts, from beginning to end of life, are highlighted with biopsychosocial facts, ethical questions and issues, and implications for social work—a profession uniquely positioned in giving bioethics a social context.
Civil Rights
William L. Pollard
Civil rights are rooted in the English laws that tried to protect citizens from abuses by the state. As the United States matured as a democracy, so did its citizens. Since World War II, there has been a virtual explosion in the awareness of citizens to the diverse needs and rights of individuals that require protection. Citizen awareness and actions have truly moved the civil rights struggle beyond a focus on color. Greater attention is being paid to fundamental protection and expanded understanding of human rights and responsibilities.
Civil Society
Kristin M. Ferguson
Considerable definitional vagueness exists regarding civil society, in part due to the concept's long history and multiple underlying schools of thought. Issues of multiculturalism and social justice are central to the term. Civil society is also a global concept, referring to the supranational sphere. The social work profession can benefit from collaborative action with local civil society associations in working to dismantle structural inequality and enhance opportunities for disadvantaged populations.
Codes of Ethics
Elaine Congress
Social work values and ethics provide the foundation for social work practice around the world. Almost all countries where social work is a recognized profession have a Code of Ethics. Although there are many similarities among Codes of Ethics in different countries, cultural and societal differences have influenced their content and focus. The extent to which Codes of Ethics have a direct effect on social work practice has been debated. While Codes of Ethics reflect societal and national differences, what is universal and fundamental to social work practice from a human rights perspective should prevail.
Confidentiality and Privileged Communication
Carolyn I. Polowy, Sherri Morgan, W. Dwight Bailey, and Carol Gorenberg
Confidentiality of client communications is one of the ethical foundations of the social work profession and has become a legal obligation in most states. Many problems arise in the application of the principles of confidentiality and privilege to the professional services provided by social workers. This entry discusses the concepts of client confidentiality and privileged communications and outlines some of the applicable exceptions. While the general concept of confidentiality applies in many interactions between social workers and clients, the application of confidentiality and privilege laws are particularly key to the practice of clinical social workers in various practice settings.
Consumer Rights
Donald M. Linhorst
Consumers of health and mental health services are afforded numerous legal rights. Broad categories of rights include self-determination, access to health information, protections for mental health consumers who are hospitalized, and a right to community integration. Two areas of consumer rights are emerging: a greater emphasis on human rights, and the right of consumers to participate in developing and implementing programs and services within the organizations from which they receive services. Various means for enforcing rights exist in both the private and the public sectors. Social workers play critical roles in ensuring that consumer rights become a reality.
Culturally Competent Practice
Doman Lum
This entry defines cultural competence and culturally competent practice and focuses on cultural awareness, knowledge acquisition, skill development, and inductive learning as key components. It traces the historical development of cultural competence in the disciplines of psychology and social work, pointing out how cultural competence has become a professional standard. Cultural competence has also been recognized on the federal and state health and human services levels. Cultural competence is viewed on the practitioner, agency, and community levels as well as the micro, meso, and macro dimensions. Among the implications for practice are the issues of cultural competence and cultural competencies, the ethics of cultural competence, social context, and biculturation and multiculturalization.


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Hello everyone,As the provider of a massively multiplayer role playing game, MES hasobligations to its members. Storytellers are tasked with providing contentfor high MC players, for low MC players, for PvE, for PvP, for 18 year oldsand the grandparents of 18 year olds. We have a diverse membership andStorytellers are responsible for catering to all of them. Increasing thediversity of our players is a goal of our organization - we continue torecruit new players, young and old, and they bring with them the wealth oftheir varied experiences and a passion for the acceptance and tolerance inour organization (except on Masq-Rules, where we are intolerant as a matterof principle).This places a tremendous burden on local and administrative storytellers.Local storytellers have to show new players how to play our variant of RPS,how to differentiate between in and out of character, and how to immersethemselves in a setting that, despite not growing in a decade (with theobvious exception of V20), is more complex and expansive than the majorityof other IPs out there. While acting as a mentor, the local storytellerstill has to run an entertaining game for the more experienced players.Similarly, administrative storytellers need to help new members understandour wealth of settings documents, rules addenda, approvals, wiki pages, andlists.On top of all of this, we ask our storytellers to entice new players to playdisadvantaged concepts. A starting player can play an 11th generationvampire with 5 xp from MC and 8 xp from the character creation document.The most experienced PCs in our game are 6th generation, with 70 xp from MC,8 xp from the character creation document, 10 xp from project manifold,144 xp from going to games, and 20 xp from travelling to games of the month,conventions, and Grand Masquerade. Convincing a new player to participatewith 13 xp when they may be interacting with characters that have 182 xp issimply not fair.This problem isn't confined to new players. When an old player loses a PC,they could end up losing 96 xp from games and 20 xp from overcap.Obviously, the point of the game isn't the power that can be wielded bycharacters. However, camaraderie and affection is built when a player feelsas though their character is contributing. Such wild disparities between newand established characters are not conducive towards bringing new players toour game.We aren't going to strip any experience points from the characters thatalready exist. However, we are going to give our new players a chance tomake a meaningful contribution to the end of this chronicle, and get themexcited about the prospects of starting with us in our new one.1. Longevity: All new characters enter play having earned 4 xp per monthof chronicle. Chronicle started on June 1, 2010. All existing characterswith less than 100 experience points earned from attending games earnenough experience on June 1, 2012 to bring them up to 100 experiencepointsfrom games. This bonus experience does not count towards the experienceearned by the character in June 2012.There are no longer xp awards for characters who die - previously called"longevity." This should put the chronicle into perspective for many of you.After two years of game play, we're giving new characters 2/3 of theexperience from games that the rest of us have. The challenges ourstorytellers have faced have been enormous. As experienced players, weshould do what we can to encourage the growth of our club and our chronicleby helping our storytellers mentor new players.
Your friend is speaking nonsense, probably because he's never heard of longevity. By the current rules, that 'someone important' (incidentally, MC14 is the highest possible, 15 is the Board of Directors) would get more XP towards their new character than they will if they die and start over once this rule goes into effect.
I was told by more than a few people that it's possible to have an MC 15 without being on the BoD. Rare, but possible.
As far as the other thing, how do you figure? Longevity only gives 2 xp per month the dead character was played, and considering we've only been playing the current chronicle for 2 years (assuming the dead character was made at the very beginning of the chronicle), that's 48 longevity xp compared to 100 xp from the new proposed rule.
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QUESTIONS: What are the experiences of women with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)? How do they negotiate their identities as women?
Exploratory qualitative design.
United Kingdom.
30 women (mean age 29 y, 80% white) with PCOS recruited through a mailing to members of a national PCOS self help organisation.
Indepth, semistructured, tape recorded interviews were conducted in the women's homes and lasted 45–90 minutes. The interview schedule was broad based and wide ranging, and was designed to allow women to tell their own stories. The interview schedule had open ended questions with prompts and follow up questions. Data were transcribed using simple orthographic notation, and analysis relied on organising sections of the data into recurrent themes.
Main findings
PCOS was very important in the everyday lives of most participants. Many women talked about the frustration and anger they felt about delays in diagnosis, the lack of information provided by health professionals, and what they experienced as a general unwillingness of health professionals to take their symptoms seriously.
Thematic analysis revealed pervasive reports of feeling freakish, abnormal, and not proper women. These feelings were related to 3 symptoms commonly experienced by these women and found to be the most distressing: "excess" facial and body hair growth; irregular, absent, or disrupted menstrual periods; and infertility. Smooth hairless bodies and faces, regular menstruation, and the capacity to bear children were associated with femininity. Thus, these women questioned their ability to be defined as "normal women": two thirds said they felt "different" or "abnormal", and 9 women specifically used the term "freaks" to describe their experience of themselves. Women talked repeatedly about wanting to feel like "normal women".
The social spectre of the "bearded lady" loomed in the experience of many of the women. Women experienced their bodies and especially facial hair as a betrayal of their identities as women, and all of them took steps to remove it. Because of their daily private hair removal, many women found themselves restricted in their movements, unable to take unexpected overnight trips or holidays. Women talked about the separateness that occurred as a result of disrupted or absent menstruation. Regular menses were desirable, as a sign of womanhood and fertility. These women experienced an added burden of secrecy because they felt that revealing their irregular, disrupted, or absent menstruation could lead to scrutiny of their identities as women. The fertility implications of PCOS added to the women's feelings of freakishness and of not being real women. Despite the pain caused by infertility, several women said that it was relatively easy to disclose this condition compared with the other symptoms of PCOS.
Women with polycystic ovarian syndrome felt they were freakish, abnormal, and not proper women. These feelings were associated with excess hair growth; irregular, absent, or disrupted menstruation; and infertility symptoms that distanced them from the dominant feminine ideal.
By exploring the experience of women, this study by Kitzinger and Willmott begins to fill a void in the understanding of PCOS, otherwise dominated by medical and pathologising discourses. As well, the study findings starkly highlight the ways in which dominant images of femininity and womanhood shape health and health care.
Kitzinger and Willmott draw effectively on a wide range of literature to illustrate how cultural standards of feminine beauty and normality shape the experiences of women with PCOS, and by extension, women in general. They also show how feminists have been complicit with such standards by inattention to issues of facial and body hair, and by often equating menstruation and motherhood with womanhood.
As with many qualitative studies, the major limitation of this study lies in the homogeneity of the sample. Despite some ethnic and employment diversity, the participants were primarily white, able bodied, heterosexual women, chosen partly for "geographical ease" in the UK. Thus, it was not possible to explore how different cultural contexts shaped experiences of PCOS and its symptoms. It would be useful to relate the findings to cultural studies of femininity, beauty, and body image and to conduct similar research with a more diverse sample.
The findings have implications for everyday practice in all areas of nursing, although the authors focus on those for women with PCOS. Intriguingly, they show that simplistic (and not necessarily accurate) construction of PCOS as excess "male" hormones may contribute to women's feelings of freakishness. This study underscores why healthcare providers must temper explanations and understanding of health concerns with awareness of how dominant views affect perceptions and choices for themselves and their clients.
Kitzinger and Willmott hope their study will contribute to destigmitising PCOS. It is unclear how we can best help healthcare providers and their clients to resist powerful social images. The study also identifies the need for further research to determine how providers and women might counter rather than comply with practices and discourses that marginalise, stigmatise, and silence.
For correspondence: Dr C Kitzinger, Department of Sociology, University of York, York, UK. celia_kitzinger{at}yahoo.com
Source of funding: no external funding.
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no, for some reason I'm thinking about housing my F100. Crazy? maybe. I prefer film (slides) for my landbased work, but that's medium format with a tripod.
I was thinking about highspeed black and white film for over at Lanai.
How much would it cost to get a used F100 housing? Also, does anyone know how many frames you can really bulk load into a cassette? I know 40 should be pretty easy, but how about 50-60?.
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Game 6 of the World Series has been postponed due to rain.
Word came down of the delay after a conference call with MLB officials Wednesday afternoon, just a few hours before first pitch.
Rain has been steadily falling in the Gateway City for several hours Wednesday and it isn't supposed to taper off until sometime after first pitch.
In a press release, Major League Baseball said, "Given the desire to play a game of this magnitude without interruption, and an outlook with better conditions over the next two nights, Major League Baseball, along with the Cardinals and Rangers, determined that making the decision early would be the most prudent course of action to allow fans enough time to plan accordingly."
Game 6 will now be played Thursday night at 7:05 in Busch Stadium in St. Louis, weather permitting.
Game 7, if necessary, and let's hope it isn't, will be played Friday night in St. Louis.


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bangladesh | sisimpur
Opening up preschool education — and possibilities — to Bangladeshi boys and girls.
Now in its eight season, our locally produced Sisimpur program reaches nearly 7 million children throughout Bangladesh.1
In a country where fewer than 25 percent of children attend preschool by age 5, the Sisimpur educational initiative delivers vital lessons on literacy, health, and cultural awareness through television, classrooms, and community outreach. Educational messages are delivered through the adventures of homegrown Muppets, like Tuktuki and Ikri. These two vivacious little girls give their fans hope in the face of difficult odds: Of the 67 million adults in Bangladesh who are illiterate, 42 million are women.2 Despite her low-income background, 5-year-old Tuktuki attends school, learning to read and write, and aspiring to the same education opportunities as her male friends on the show.
The first season of Sisimpur premiered on Bangladesh Television in 2005 and is currently broadcast on Bangladesh Television four days a week. Studies suggest that Bangladeshi children who tune in to the Sisimpur TV program are faster to pick up academic skills such as literacy and math, critical aspects of girls' education. Literacy scores of 4-year-olds who watch are 67 percent higher than those who don't. Some viewers are gaining as much as a year's advance in learning.3
Mobile community viewings and other educational outreach extends the learning, reaching more than 200,000 Bangladeshi children since 2009.4
In 2012, in order to better manage growing program activities, Sesame Workshop established Sesame Workshop Bangladesh (SWB), a wholly owned non-profit branch office in Bangladesh. SWB's mandate is to sustain and grow program activities so that Sisimpur can reach future generations of Bangladeshi children.
Most recently, SWB launched the Enhancing Essential Life Skills program, designed to promote reading, health, hygiene, and environmental messages through the Sisimpur TV show and classroom program in partnership with the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education.
Major support for Sisimpur is provided by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
2UK Parliament. House of Commons, International Development Committee. (2010, March 4). Third Report: DFID's programme in Bangladesh, HC 95-II. Available from http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm200910/cmselect/cmintdev/95/9506.htm
3Overall literacy score of 4-yr.-olds with high exposure to the show is 54.8 vs. 32.9 for those with no exposure. Associates for Community and Population Research (ACPR). (2008). Sisimpur's Reach and Educational Impact Evidence from a National Longitudinal Study. Dhaka, Bangladesh.
4Project records, 2009-2011.


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A woman is suing her former employer for unlawful termination after it fired her for taking too many bathroom breaks while she was pregnant.
April Roller filed a wrongful termination suit against National Processing of America, a call center in Kansas City, for firing her over the bathroom breaks and also allegedly giving her a personal trashcan to keep under her desk so she could vomit there rather than take more trips to the ladies' room.
The suit claims that Roller's manager told her that the company did not "pay [her] to pee." Her former boss also allegedly bristled when Roller claimed bathroom breaks helped her to cope with the nausea and dizziness brought on by pregnancy, according to We the Party.
Her manager told her it was not "fair to other employees" for her to take excessive bathroom breaks, according to the suit.
Plus: Telling Your Boss You're Pregnant
Nausea is, of course, a common symptom of pregnancy and can occasionally be quite extreme, as we have seen recently with the news of Kate Middleton's hyperemisis gravidarum.
The frequent need to urinate is another common symptom, though, brought on by both the increase in blood and fluids in a pregnant woman's body and the weight of the fetus on her bladder.
Roller is suing the company for violations of the Pregnancy Discrimination Act, Title VII and the Family Medical Leave Act.
What do you make of her shocking claims about her termination? Let us know if you've been similarly discriminated against while pregnant.


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I'm a teacher rather than a healer. My work is to teach people how to take care of themselves. Nurturance and nourishment takes place within a community, with inspiration and direct support from other people. So my work, and pleasure, is also to help create and sustain that community.
Being in nature is the most basic way to nourish our spirits, and that has been a part of my life since I can remember. I've always had an appreciation for the plants, for undeveloped areas, and loved discovering what grew and lived outdoors. My interest and appreciation for nature has grown throughout my life.
At 10, I helped to save a wild area from being developed. At 14 I discovered I was good at massage therapy, and started taking classes. That year I also started work as a peer counselor for families and children. At 16 I received my first of three Governor's appointment to an advisory commission working to help young people in trouble. By 19 I was the Program Coordinator a federally funded runaway house, learning more about how simple validation, empathy and providing food and shelter can be so empowering and healing.
In 1979, at age 20, I was exposed to Polarity Therapy. My understanding of the body, mind and spirit connection began to unfold. I had a brief experience attended college at the University of Michigan, but decided I would learn more by pursuing teachers throughout the United States, learning what I could from each one. In the next three years I was deeply immersed in my alternative education, which included Polarity Therapy, Cranialsacral Therapy, therapeutic massage, work with midwives and the alternative birthing community, music, herbology, and more.
I began my private practice in 1980, seeing clients and teaching what I had learned. The pattern of life long learning was firmly established, and continues to the present. In 1989 I completed a two year apprenticeship in herbology, coming full circle (although more like a returning spiral) with my initial early interest in plants and nourishment.
The next part of my work was a return to the legal and legislative interests I had abandoned years ago. I became involved in national service, as a board member of The National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork, and The American Polarity Therapy Association, eventually serving as president of that group. I've put those skills to used in continual engagement with other practitioners, as well as local service most recently as President of the Board of Directors for our local food co-op.
Eventually my early interest in being a writer also came to fruition. My first book was an instructional work on relaxation massage. Then a book on my mother's death, and a cookbook on dark green leafy vegetables. I wrote articles for national and local publications. I had a web site and then blog early in the game, now twitter, and embrace the use of technology to convey concepts hundreds and even thousands of years old as well as new ideas.
My work is with people of all ages, from in utero, and I was with my oldest client when she died at 104. I especially enjoy working with newborns helping with birth trauma and breast feeding issues, but also people with headaches, back pain, stress and tension of all kinds. Supporting people as they move to greater health and awareness is an honor. I integrate all that I know, so that my approach is truly holistic.
This website reflects as much of those interests and work as I can possibly include. Articles, class material, links to classes, my books, my blog on wildcrafting and herbal remedies, and my most recent work on integrating ethics into alternative health care are can all be accessed from this site. I welcome your sugestions and comments.
Linda Diane Feldt, May 2010


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James, Heat off to Finals after Game 7 win
Miami, FL – Game 7 wasn't a one-man show.
LeBron James, coming off an iconic performance, was aided by Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh on Saturday and the Heat turned it on late to defeat the Celtics, 101-88, and earn a trip to the NBA Finals for the second straight season.
The game was tied entering the fourth quarter, where James, Wade and Bosh combined to score all 28 of Miami's points.
James finished with a game-high 31 for the Heat, who lost to the Mavericks in last year's finals and are looking to secure their first NBA title since 2005-06.
They will visit the Oklahoma City Thunder for Game 1 on Tuesday, looking again to silence their critics and prove they are capable of the big things expected of them when the James-Wade-Bosh threesome was put together.
"I can't worry about what people say about me, about my game, about who I am as a person. I can't get involved in that. People have their own opinions, and rightfully so," James said. "For me, I just go out and play at a high level and do whatever it takes for us to win."
Wade scored 23 and Bosh had 19 and eight boards in just his third game back from an abdominal strain. Shane Battier made four three-pointers and Mario Chalmers chipped in nine points.
The Celtics, meanwhile, are facing the potential and seemingly inevitable end of an era.
Rajon Rondo led the way with 22 points, 14 assists and 10 rebounds while Paul Pierce scored 19. Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett, both set to become free agents, finished with 15 and 14 points, respectively. Brandon Bass added 16 points -- although 14 came in the first half, where the Celtics built an 11- point lead.
"Up to this point we fought hard to keep it together, so now there are just so many emotions," said Allen. "This one hit me hard. We wanted it so bad."
After falling behind 2-0, Boston won three straight in the series and had a chance to close out Miami on Thursday, but James turned in a spectacular game, finishing with 45 points, 15 rebounds and five assists in a blowout win.
His jumper wasn't falling with the same regularity on Saturday, but he consistently forced his way to the basket and made 12-of-17 free throws.
His first assist came with just over seven minutes remaining, when he found Bosh in the corner for one of the power forward's three treys, which gave the Heat an 86-82 lead.
"We kind of knew in big time situations that (the three-pointer) would be open and that I would be able to shoot it without hesitation," said Bosh.
On the previous play, the three-time and reigning MVP crossed over Bass at the top of the key and went in for a high-flying, one-handed slam.
After finding Bosh, James knocked down a three of his own and Wade later scored five straight, getting a short floater to go before completing a three- point play, which made it 98-86 and virtually sealed Miami's return to the finals.
The Heat may have dominated Game 6 but this one was different and the Celtics were up to the task in the early going.
James scored the first two points of the night but Boston was in control for the majority of the first quarter. Garnett put his team up by seven with a putback and the advantage reached 23-14 before Greg Stiemsma subbed in for the Celtics' most valuable big man.
Miami quickly took advantage and cut its deficit to 25-23 on a pair of free throws from James, who scored eight points in the quarter. Rondo responded with a jumper, giving Boston a four-point lead after one.
Garnett picked up his third foul midway through the second quarter and went to the bench shortly after that, but this time the Celtics held fast. The main reason was Bass, who carried the scoring load while acting as the primary defender on James.
Late in the half, he stole a pass at the top of the key and barreled in for a two-handed dunk over Wade, giving the Celtics a 49-38 lead -- their largest of the game. The play epitomized the action over the first two quarters, as the Celtics racked up 14 points on 10 Miami turnovers over that span.
With Garnett in foul trouble, Pierce and Allen were also key early. Pierce had more points in the opening half -- 13 -- than he did in all of Game 6 -- nine -- and Allen added 12, including a layup shortly before the buzzer, for a 53-46 lead at the break.
Miami scored eight straight to tie the game early in the third quarter. Battier hit a three-pointer during the run and Wade capped it with a pullup jumper over Allen.
Rondo had 10 points in the frame, including a trey in the final minute, but Bosh drained a 20-footer shortly before the buzzer for a 73-73 tie entering the fourth.
Game Notes
Bosh went 8-of-10 from the field and connected on 3-of-4 three-pointers...This was the 111th Game 7 in NBA history and the home teams own an 89-22 advantage...No franchise has played in more Game 7s that Boston, which fell to 21-8 all-time with Saturday's loss...The Heat improved to 3-3 all-time in Game 7s.


text: Thank you both for the informative response.With respect to the scholarships, neither one has any stipulation aside from maintaining 'good standing' which is equivalent to 2.0 GPA, reasonable by any means. U of I was ranked 21-23 the past couple of years until the admissions scandal rocketed them to # 35. SLU on the other hand is ranked 99-100 (US News). The good thing about SLU is that the scholarship they gave me is a name scholarship and supposedly does bring some prestige, at least in the Saint Louis market. On the other hand, U of I does place better in Chicago.I defiantly agree that both schools are regional, with U of I having a slight edge in reputation nationwide. Right now, I have $32k debt from my undergraduate and graduate degrees. If I go to U of I, I am looking at barrowing the difference + COL which probably put me at approximately 50-80k in additional debt. All in all I will be looking at 100k in debt from my entire educational career combined.In SLU...probably worst case scenario 10k a year, so 30k in additional debt. Of course, this case is reduced with 2L and 3L employment. I wonder if graduating in the top 10%-25% will lend me a good opportunity in either school. I am definitely not in a good financial situation right now, so I wonder if the additional debt is worth it at all.I do want to have good choices in the long run, and I wonder if I can get that from either of these two schools.


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The weather in north Derbyshire and the Dales will be a mixture of cloudy, rainy and sunny today (Friday, August 22).
They day will start off cloudy this morning, breaking into light rain at lunchtime.
There is expected to be some heavy rain at about 3pm, followed by sunshine at tea time.
The temperature will not exceed 16 degrees Celsius.


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Five Ways to Avoid Norwegian Prayer Syndrome
1. Make sure your content is relevant to your ad (ie. Are you speaking the same language literally and figuratively on your site as in your ad?)
2. Use your keywords on the page when possible
3. Keep your keywords in the main content of the page when using them
4. Make sure your page loads quickly
5. Show signs of trust on the landing page
What is it, this Norwegian Prayer Syndrom (or problem as some would call it)


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Matching family tree profiles for Andries Stephanus Gous, b6c6
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About Andries Stephanus Gous, b6c6
See http://www.ballfamilyrecords.co.uk/gous/I033.html
1756 16 Junij Is getrouwt: Stephanus Gous, van Cabo de Goede Hoop, burger aan Swellendam, jongman. - met Catharina Hepnar, van Cabo voornt. jonge dogter. NGK Kaapstad.
The children and grandchildren of André Gauch and Johanna de Clercq:
b3 Pieter Gous, born circa 1692-1693 at the Cape, died circa 1730 farmer of De Doorn Rivier, over 't Roode Sand x Anna Oosthuisen 4 May 1721 Stellenbosch ( born at the Cape, died circa December 1745 (date of inventory) she married secondly Gerrit van Emmenes, 1 April 1731, Drakenstein. De Villiers / Pama and SAG both list what appears to be a spurious daughter named Anna for this couple, but I have been unable to find any evidence of her existence. So far as I can establish there were only the following four children:
b3.c1 Johanna Gous, baptised 25 April 1723 Drakenstein, died circa July 1794 xMatthijs Strijdom 11 October 1739 Drakenstein farmer, died before 1758 xx Ockert Brits 16 April 1758 Drakenstein .She had children with both husbands.
b3.c2 Dorothea Gous, baptised 26 November 1724 Stellenbosch according to SAG she married Willem Botha (Tulbagh, VC 664, marriages, page 18, 23 May 1762) and they had four children.
b3.c3 Pieter Gous, baptised 6 July 1727 Drakenstein of De Voorbaad, situated at the Swarteberg x Magdalena Brits 5 November 1752 Tulbagh I found no evidence from wills or other documents that the Pieter Gous baptised 1727 was the husband of Magdalena Brits, so I checked out the baptisms of their all their children for the clues provided by baptismal witnesses. The witnesses at the baptism of their first child were Johanna Gous and Matthijs Strijdom, the sister and brother-in-law of the Pieter Gous who was born 1727 to Pieter Gous and Anna Oosthuijsen; those of the second child were Johannes Oosthuijsen and Anna Botha, brother of Anna Oosthuijsen and his wife, uncle and Aunt of the Pieter Gous born 1727; those of the third child were Dorothea Gous and Ockert Brits, she the sister of the Pieter Gous born 1727 and the second husband of Johanna Gous, sister of Pieter Gous born 1727. It seems pretty certain to me, therefore, that this is a correct identification. Beyond their baptisms, I have not investigated their children.
b3.c4 Sara Gous, baptised 21 August 1729 Cape Town according to the SAG, vol 2, page 494, she married Willem Goosen (Cape Town marriage register, VC 621, page 59, 31st August 1749) and they had eight children.
b4 Sara Gous, born circa 1694 or 1695, died circa December 1722 x Christiaan Gobrecht, SV/PROG [Christiaan Gobrechts], farmer, died circa 1731 (date of inventory) they had just the one child, Andries Gobrechts, born circa September 1722
b5 Johanna Gous, baptised 25 September 1695 Drakenstein, died before June 1698
b6 Andries Gous, born circa May 1698, died circa June 1735 farmer of De Melkhouteboom, on the Duijvenhoks River x Johanna Conterman 14 May 1719 Drakenstein she married secondly Jan La Grange, circa 1735 or 1736 (there are no entries for this period in the Drakenstein marriage registers).
b6.c1 Pieter Gous, born circa 1719, died 18 January 1790 Waveren x Aletta Vorster 25 November 1742 Drakenstein born circa 1722 at the Cape, and died 20 July 1798 Waveren Please see the article mentioned earlier in the introduction to this family tree for my reasoning in allocating this family to this point of the tree, which I consider their correct location. Their children, so far as I can see, are exactly as laid out in SAG and De Villiers / Pama.
b6.c2 Andries Gous, baptised 5 January 1721 Drakenstein x Anna Magdalena Vosloo 9 September 1742 Drakenstein
b6.c2d1 Andries Gous, baptised 16 December 1744 Tulbagh
b6.c2d2 Johannes Stephanus Gous, baptised 31 March 1748 Stellenbosch The NAAIRS online index suggests (but I have not seen the documents concerned) that he died circa 1792 and that his wife, Anna Magdalena Vosloo died circa 1810 (MOOC 7/1/37, 24 and MOOC 7/1/59, 62). The Cape Death Notifications (MOOC 6, volume2, page 49) lists her death under the district of Swellendam during the year 1794, no date attached.
b6.c3 Barend Gous, baptised 25 April 1723 Drakenstein, died circa January 1741
b6.c4 Johanna Gous, baptised 8 July 1725 Cape Town x Wessel Pretorius, farmer of Hollebak, over the Duijvenhoxrivier died circa 1752 (date of inventory) xx Jan Vosloo 26 November 1752 Stellenbosch died circa 1756 (date of inventory) xxx Jan Lasch 15 October 1769 Tulbagh. She appears to have had children by all three husbands.
b6.c5 Sara Gous, born circa 1727 at the Cape, died circa 1797 x Claas de Bruijn 9 March 1745 Tulbagh born at the Cape, died before 1797 They appear to have had no children.
b6.c6 Stephanus Gous, baptised 25 September 1729 Cape Town of De Elands Valleij, at the Swarte Berg x Catharina Huppenaar 16 June 1756 Cape Town (see ****** below) baptised 2 September 1736 at Drakenstein, Father: Frederik Huppenaar Mother: Catharina Hofman .We have seen earlier that it could not have been Stephanus Gous, the son of Steven Gous (b1c1), who married Catharina Huppenaar, as averred by SAG and De Villiers / Pama, since he did not survive (or leave surviving heirs) to be named as an heir in his mother's will of 1759, having most probably died as an infant. We have also seen that Steven Gous (b1) died around 1758 and was survived by his wife, Catharina Bok, so that he could not have been Catharina Huppenaar's husband. This leaves as the only other candidate Stephanus Gous (b6.c6). I have, in addition, checked the baptismal witnesses for his first two children (I have not been able to examine details of the baptisms of his later children as I do not currently have access for the appropriate dates to the registers where they were presumably recorded, possibly Cape Town or Drakenstein). The witnesses recorded were; for the first child, Andries, baptised 7 November 1756 at Tulbagh, Johanna Conterman and Jan le Grange, the child's paternal grandmother with her second husband; for the second child, Catharina, baptised 17 December 1758 at Tulbagh, Catharina Hofman and Willem Landman, maternal grandmother of the child with her second husband. Again, this is slim evidence, but I believe that mine is the correct interpretation. SAG lists a good number of other children as well but I have not investigated them.
- *****1756 16 Junij Is getrouwt: Stephanus Gous, van Cabo de Goede Hoop, burger aan Swellendam, jongman. - met Catharina Hepnar, van Cabo voornt. jonge dogter. NGK Kaapstad.
b6.c7 Helena Gous, baptised 4 July 1732 Cape Town x Willem van Wijk 5 September 1756 Tulbagh, Died before 1802
b6.c8 Hester Gous, baptised 27 June 1734 Cape Town x Reijnier van Rooijen 4 March 1753 Tulbagh, of Swellendam, died 18 July 1770 at Swellendam 5 children. xx Willem Pilje 26 May 1771 Stellenbosch, died before 1802
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Andries Stephanus Gous, b6c6's Timeline
September 25, 1729
De Elands Valleij, at the Swarte Berg
September 25, 1729
Southern, Limpopo, South Africa
November 1, 1756
Age 27
Swellendam, Overberg District Municipality, Western Cape, South Africa
December 17, 1758
Age 29
Age 30
Tulbach, Breede River DC, Western Cape, South Africa
Age 33
Swellendam, Western Cape, South Africa
January 29, 1764
Age 34
Swellendam, Overberg District Municipality, Western Cape, South Africa
January 26, 1766
Age 36
Swellendam, Overberg DC, Western Cape, South Africa
May 1, 1768
Age 38
Swellendam, Overberg District Municipality, Western Cape, South Africa


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China Ramps Up Online Censorship Efforts As US Congress Gives Them Perfect Cover
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