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Women's History Month Event Room 407, Earl K. Long Library, University of New Orleans, Lakefront Campus. Terry O'Neill, president of the National Organization for Women, will speak, 3. Free. Louisiana History Talk East Bank Regional Library, 4747 West Napoleon Ave., Metairie.  

Ross County narrowly failed to produce the weekend's big Scottish Cup upset, but pushed Hibs all the way in a pulsating match at Easter Road on Saturday. Now the Staggies will be hoping there is a full house at Victoria Park for the replay on Tuesday, March 23. County have surpassed all expectations in maintaining their place in the top half of the First Division this season and they entered this quarter-final as firm underdogs.  

90:00+2:07 The game is over, as the referee blows his whistle. Free kick crossed by Derek Riordan, clearance made by Scott Boyd. 90:00+0:29 Unfair challenge on Abdessalam Benjelloun by Scott Boyd results in a free kick. Kevin McBride delivers the ball from the free kick right-footed from left channel, save by Michael McGovern.  

A new system, launched this year, means that women who find out they are pregnant are urged to go straight to make an appointment with a midwife, rather than being referred by a GP. erns that they were being marginalised in the care of their pregnant patients, not allowing them to deal with problems such as diabetes. The British Medical Association Scotland conference, held this year in Clydebank, also heard that in some areas phone lines set up to allow women to refer themselves to a midwife were not  

JOHN Rankin has warned Hibs to beware a mugging by an SPL team in disguise during Saturday's Scottish Cup quarter-final crunch. John Hughes' men go into action at Easter Road against a high-flying Ross County side that's packed with top-flight experience. Rankin knows how much the First Division upstarts would relish a scalp because he spent three years at the club after his apprenticeship as a teenager with Manchester United.  

Hibs midfielder John Rankin says his old club Ross County, who travel to Easter Road for a Scottish Cup quarter-final on Saturday, must be treated as a Premier League side. Scotland rugby coach Andy Robinson has warned the referee for Saturday's Calcutta Cup clash with England, South African Marius Jonker, to watch for England using illegal "blockers" to open up space in the Scotland defence.  

JAZZ & FOOD We can listen to jazz at the theatre or in concert halls... but one of the best ways is of course to enjoy the music while were savouring a meal. Great live jazz bands with international artists are already a long established tradition here in the restaurants in Orvieto. And this year is no different at the 16th edition of Umbria Jazz Winter.  

Childcare students from Truro College visited Penair School to see the best ways to provide children with a healthy diet. The level three diploma students met chef John Rankin and saw the school's very own vegetable garden and butchery in the school's kitchen where they store their own fresh meat. Student Katy Vincent, an ex Penair School pupil said: "It's changed a lot since I was a student at Penair. The food is healthier and I think the garden where they grow their own food was great, as the childr  

Hibs midfielder John Rankin says that next two games against Kilmarnock and Ross County (Scottish Cup quarter-final) will define their season. Edinburgh's former super-featherweight world boxing champion Alex Arthur has agreed to split from promoter Frank Warren as he seeks to rekindle his career at lightweight.  

Chris Hogg has sensed "vultures" circling since Hibs' recent form slump - and he's urged his team-mates to resurrect their bid for third spot. The Easter Road men dropped to fourth after the 1-1 draw with St Johnstone - when Dundee United replaced them in pole position to land the best-of-the-rest tag. John Hughes' outfit have taken just two points from the last five games and Saturday's home clash with Kilmarnock is now crucial to a revival.

It's up to us to keep the focus and it's important we get back to where we should be and where we need to be.   -John Rankin