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Once Upon a Time in Moberly for April 12, 2012
•The Lions Club two-day merchandise show at the Municipal Auditorium ended last night and the sponsors said today they are pleased with the way the public responded to the annual event. “It looks like the Lions Club show is getting bigger and better …
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Letter: Symbol, survival, science … and life
20, over three months early, the baby boy has grown from a minuscule 1 1/2 pounds to a weight approaching a respectable 6 pounds. More than a triple-fold increase in size. And progressing from a life-sustaining maze of machines, lines, …
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The Holistic Hole
Not too long after her water broke, Maude was staring into her doula's eyes and breathing the way she'd practiced. Her husband and midwife cheered her on while she pushed. But the baby just wasn't moving down. “Everything was in place the way I wanted …
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Lakeland Man Optimistic After Second Lung Transplant
Richard Boatright has undergone two double-lung transplants. By Gary White LAKELAND | Richard Boatright has reason to appreciate every breath he takes. "We're trying to figure out why Richard's life was spared and a 17-year-old boy's life was taken," …
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Live! Battered baby Afreen semi-comatose, deteriorating
A tsunami watch declared after two major earthquakes off the coast of Indonesia's Aceh province has now been cancelled, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center (PWTC) says. The bbc reports that two hours after the quakes – one with a magnitude of 8.6, …
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Coming up in the Chesters, Mendhams, Harding and Washington Township
“Stress Reduction Techniques” will be the subject from 7 to 8 pm, at the Mendham Township Library at 2 W. Main St., Mendham Township. Marie Singer, a life coach and healthcare expert, will lead the program. Sign up in the library; …
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Recap: 'Real Housewives of New Jersey' – 'Poker Face'
Jacqueline is trying her best to ignore Ashlee's antics while holding 2-year-old baby Nicholas. Jacqueline doesn't even want to take Ashlee to the airport. "Ripping her hair out is not gonna solve the problem," she notes. "Although I have pulled her …
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Family torn apart by one suicide after another
In the space of just seven years, Belfast mother, Mary McComb, has lost two of her children, her nephew and the girlfriend of one of her sons as a result of suicide. “You can never come to terms with suicide and there are no words to describe what it …
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11 Health-Care Names Poised for Gains
By MoneyShow.com Apr 23, 2012 11:20 am Supported by increasing demand from aging baby boomers, among other factors, these small-caps are attractively priced and poised for growth. Kate Stalter: I'm speaking with Ramesh Gulati of Gulati Asset Management …
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Update on the latest news, sports, business and entertainment
Two UN observers are stationed in Hama as part of an advance team that will expand in the coming weeks from 15 observers to as many as 300 as part of a truce plan. A UN official says so far, countries have agreed to provide 100 unarmed truce monitors, …
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Wait to adopt healthy babies keeps growing
Adoption experts say the number of healthy babies available for adoption domestically and overseas remains very limited and won't increase anytime soon. Domestically, just 1 to 2 percent of pregnant mothers will make an adoption plan, says Vicki Haugen …
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Meat-eating habits help humans go forth and multiply
… and the way it happened.' Studies of 'reproductively natural' populations (that is, societies that don't use birth control) showed that mothers stop giving breast milk to their baby when the baby reaches about two years and four months of age.
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Inside the 'battery-powered' brain
She often thought about taking her own life, and one night in her college dorm, Guyton's dark thoughts gave way to action. With a razor blade, Guyton cut one wrist, then the other. "I think I wanted it to get better or I wanted to die," she said.
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First Thoughts: Only the young
Only the young: As we begin the third week of the young general-election campaign, there are two different tracks of stories — Team Obama is focusing on the youth vote, while Team Romney is conducting another round of veepstakes auditions.
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VBAC, did you head to hospital at early labor stage?
The dr. also wants me to come to the hospital as soon as I'm in early labor so that she can monitor the baby and watch for uterine rupture. The hospital is 10 mins. away with average traffic and lights. I'm afraid that once I get to the hospital and …
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Sajid Khan: Man with the Golden Touch, and Supreme Wit
Meeting Sajid Khan, the flop-free filmmaker of two hits, “Heyy Babyy” and “Housefull,” and a mega-blockbuster that is “Housefull 2,” was quite an experience. Wittier than his illustrious and equally no-nonsense sis Farah Khan, he is amazingly serious …
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WIC helps with nutrition, breast-feeding, exercise
Some women visit WIC on their way home from the hospital after having a baby, Rose said. "They have no formula and come here before they go home," she said. "But it's a supplemental program. It doesn't provide all of a family's food.
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From the show floor: CPMA booths, FN
based Ippolito International. The company introduced a 2-pound bag of brussels sprouts aimed at club stores. He said the package has helped boost sales, along with Food Network chefs who demonstrate different ways to prepare them.
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Health trust apologises after death of Furness baby
… into the deaths of two mothers and four babies at the Barrow unit. These are still under scrutiny by 15 Cumbrian police officers. And the troubled hospital remains under close observation by health watchdogs the Care Quality Commission and Monitor, …
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Missouri mom: Kindergartner humiliated after being denied bathroom break
"You don't even treat a dog that way," said Lisa Skidmore, whose 6-year-old daughter was forced to sit in her own filth in her kindergarten classroom when her teacher forbade a bathroom break during a test. KYTV's Sara Forhetz reports.
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Nice beginning for Stephen Strasburg
In his own quiet way, he seems awed by the tradition, energy and pure fun of the place. It was cool enough watching Bill Murray circle the bases before the ceremonial first pitch. But Strasburg was treated to a bonus laugh in the sixth inning when a …
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Kentucky mothers who lost children to abuse go public to help prevent future …
Carson, also single with no other children, said she is haunted by the memory of seeing her unconscious toddler at the hospital — bruised, swollen, hooked up to an array of medical monitors and not expected to survive. “I didn't believe it was my baby.
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Treating depression with electrodes inside the brain
She often thought about taking her own life, and one night in her college dorm, Guyton's dark thoughts gave way to action. With a razor blade, Guyton cut one wrist, then the other. "I think I wanted it to get better or I wanted to die," she said.
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Sports roundup
By Monitor staff The John Stark JV girls' lacrosse team beat Pembroke, 10-6. Elizabeth Palmisano led the Generals with four goals. Other goal scorers were Mackenzie Lover (two), Steph Wetherbee (goal), Larissa Foote (goal) and Casey Poirier (two goals) …
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Recommended: Sheriff: Body found in burned-out home where gunman killed deputy …
Neighbors Yemen Zokari and Steven Gasterlum, who said they live with their baby two doors down from the suspect gunman, told the AP that they looked out the window when they heard gunshots Thursday morning. They said they saw two men lying on the …
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Babies Need to Know Their Place in the House
He explained to me that about half of his families give their babies access to the whole house, while the other half has designated baby-friendly rooms. Well, I'm firmly in the second camp! There's no way in hell I'm letting my babies overrun the …
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AEP touts 'smart meters' ahead of Hidalgo County rollout
The meters provide two-way communications between homes and businesses and AEP using a secure wireless network technology. But the devices have also been targeted by groups in Texas, California and elsewhere who say the technology poses a health hazard …
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Australian Gold Offers Good Protection: Richard Karn
Richard Karn, managing editor of The Emerging Trends Report, has been in Australia investigating precious and specialty metal projects for over two years. He likes what he sees. In this exclusive Gold Report interview, he reveals that in an environment …
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