Keanu Dane Jensen “Precious Child” – Our dear baby boy, Keanu Dane Jensen, was born August 2, 2012. After going into the hospital thinking we were going to bring home a brand new baby boy, nurses were unable to find a heartbeat initially. After seeing some slight flutterings on the ultrasound, my wife was wheeled away for an emergency C-section to try to save him, but it was too late. This video is to honor his memory and was shown at his funeral. We know we will see him again and hope this video will provide some comfort to our friends and family who we love dearly and are so grateful for their support. A special thanks to our family friend, AJ Swope for producing this video that is near and dear to our hearts. “Precious Child” is produced and performed by Karen Taylor Good.

 

Raiders Bookend Season With Loss To Chargers

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For the Oakland Raiders this season began with a loss to the San Diego Chargers so its only fitting that a disappointing 2012 comes to and end with another loss to those same Chargers. So the only real question is did Dennis Allen's team make progress …
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St. Joseph's rings in new year with first baby – again

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"The baby's head was right there. She pushed one time and we had the baby within 30 seconds. It was like a perfect storm and it just kind of worked out OK." The jubilant delivery of a healthy, baby boy lifted a family jolted by loss. Around 10 p.m …
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Magic at a loss without Big Baby

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The Magic's MVP at this point of the season is a guy who isn't playing and hasn't scored a point the past five games. A 290-pound ghost. Glen "Big Baby" Davis' worth keeps growing game by game, loss by loss. By the time he returns, Davis might have his …
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A new year, a new them – Brighton women's inspirational weight loss

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The quartet says the weight loss has allowed them to have a baby, help their daughter lose weight and dramatically assist in their severe post-natal depression. Gail Branch, 42, from Hove, Sarah Rabbetts, 30, from Portslade, Hannah Beattie, 36, from …
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