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This online exhibit focuses on the evolution of the District of Columbia, Alexandria and Virginia as told through maps. Maps from several Library of Virginia collections show the District from the eighteenth century through the American Civil War, and when the Town of Alexandria was a part of the District from the 1790s until 1846, when it was retro–ceded to the Commonwealth of Virginia. Here, you will find maps from several collections that tell that story and were exhibited as part of the Library's 13th annual Alan M. and Natalie P. Voorhees Lecture on the History of Cartography on April 16, 2016, titled "Virginia's District of Columbia."
The Alan M. Voorhees Map Collection extends from the 1493 Nuremberg Chronicle through the U.S. Civil War period with the bulk of the collection consisting of pre–20th century maps. Included are maps made by Schedel, Ptolemy, deBry, Mercator, and Smith among many others. In a variety of map formats, such as nautical charts and views, the collection focuses primarily on the Chesapeake Bay area and the development of Virginia within the larger geographical and historical contexts of Europe and America.
These German-American early printed works are items produced by the Henkel Press, established by two brothers, Solomon and Ambrose, in New Market, Shenandoah County, Va. In 1806. Staying true to their German heritage, many items were available in German or bilingual format, particularly the illustrated primers displayed within. The Henkel family also included several prominent Evangelical Lutheran ministers, as well as entrepreneurs, farmers, and early pharmacists. Their broadsides marketing their own medical products and early printed religious works are also found in this visually striking and informative exhibit with materials held in Manuscripts & Special Collections.
These colorful illustrations, by Benjamin Henry Latrobe (1764-1820), detail the waterways and natural beauty of Virginia, found within his "Essay on Landscape," a two volume sketchbook (1798-1799). He was particularly fond of the James River and sketched it often within these pages. Best known as a premiere architect; Latrobe was also a naturalist and traveler who studied water, rock formation, vegetation and architecture in a variety of Virginian & European settings. His colorful watercolor & pen & ink illustrations complete with exacting descriptions in legible, neatly done penmanship are engaging and honest. His preference was for natural beauty in a landscape. These images provide excellent visual sources for Virginia landscape & culture at the turn of the eighteenth century.
Americans took up cycling in record numbers during the latter half of the 19th century. The invention of the safety bicycle, the bicycle form we know today, allowed more people to ride bicycles with ease. Cycling hit its peak during the 1890s and this period is known as the Bicycle Boom. The Bicycle Boom spurred on societal change through manufacturing, increased mobility, and women's reform. This exhibit explores those changes through illustrations featured in Puck Magazine from 1894 to 1898.
Marking the end of the 150th commemoration of the American Civil War, Remaking Virginia: Transformation through Emancipation explores how the end of slavery and emancipation affected every Virginian, forcing people to renegotiate and transform their relationships. Remaking Virginia focuses on how African Americans made the change from property to citizens and explores the societal transformation experienced by all Virginians through labor, church, education, families, political rights, military service, and violence.
Remaking Virginia is on view in the Library of Virginia's lobby and gallery, July 6, 2015-March 26, 2016.
Remaking Virginia online exhibition
Take a tour of classic components of architecture and the realization of these marvels coming together to create some of the world's most iconic buildings in Wonder of Architecture. The beautiful plates in this exhibit are from Encyclopaedia Londinensis, part of the Library's Rare Book Collection. Compiled by John Wilkes of Milland House between 1810 and 1829, this volume explores the mathematical balance and proportion required for many components of architecture, such as the five classical orders of columns. It also depicts the evolution of architectural forms and components, leading finally to plates depicting iconic structures in Europe. St. Paul's Cathedral, the Parthenon, and Salisbury Cathedral are just some of the notable architectural wonders that can be found.
Take a stroll through our garden! Botanica is an exploration of botanical texts and art through the volumes of the Rare Book Collection at the Library of Virginia. Early herbals which describe plants for their medicinal value (Gerard's Generall Historie of Plantes, 1633 & Salmon's Botanologia: The English Herbal, 1710), textbooks and floras (Elements of Botany by Benjamin Barton Smith, 1804 & Flora Carolinaensis by John Linnaeus Edward Whitridge Shecut, 1806) which study plants scientifically based on their botany and taxonomic relationships. The exhibition also highlights the plant images as art objects that are not only beautiful but portray their subjects faithfully and timelessly.
Hand colored engravings of North American birds from American Ornithology by Alexander Wilson (1766-1813). This beautiful set of books, published from 1808 to 1825, is considered the first comprehensive work on American natural history and contains 76 full page illustrations.
"To Be Sold: Virginia and the American Slave Trade offers a frank exploration of Virginia's role in the business of the second middle passage—the forced relocation of two-thirds of a million African Americans from the Upper South to the Cotton South in the decades before the Civil War. Anchoring the exhibition is a series of images created by English artist Eyre Crowe (1824–1910), who in March 1853 witnessed the proceedings of Richmond's largest business. Crowe turned his sketches and experience into a series of remarkable paintings and engravings that humanized the enslaved and spoke eloquently of the pathos and upheaval of the trade. The story of the American slave trade is one of numbers, but it is also the story of individuals whose families were torn apart and whose lives were forever altered.
Please visit To Be Sold: Virginia and the American Slave Trade to view the beta version of our online exhibition.
The March 21 symposium video is available at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMBxwRsuTIgikBGdpXQX70SiDlObcwJvU.
Learn about two women caught in the domestic slave trade, visit Out of the Box http://www.virginiamemory.com/blogs/out_of_the_box/?s=hester+jane and http://www.virginiamemory.com/blogs/out_of_the_box/?s=lizzy
Help transcribe documents from the domestic slave trade at Making History, http://www.virginiamemory.com/transcribe/"
A version of the exhibition is traveling. Please visit http://www.virginiamemory.com/online-exhibitions/exhibits/show/to-be-sold/to-be-sold-traveling-exhibitio for more information.


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Debt Fears Shake Markets
Sovereign debt jitters hit global markets, sending the dollar skyrocketing against the euro, Treasury prices sharply lower, and stocks into retreat.
Much of the action was in the currency and bond markets, where worries about the debt crisis in Europe coupled with concerns about the ballooning supply of Treasurys. That spilled over into stocks, which had just clocked 10 gains in 11 trading days. Having just touched fresh 18-months highs on Tuesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 52.68 points, or 0.5%, to end at 10836.15. Commodities like oil and gold also dropped.
Aside from the size of the moves—10-year Treasurys had their worst day since July and the dollar had its biggest gain in two months—investors were also struck by their direction. Markets that typically move in opposite directions moved together. Treasurys, for example, typically rise when stocks fall; instead they both fell. Similarly, a rising dollar ordinarily might have been accompanied by more demand for Treasurys.
The euro fell to 10-month lows against the dollar after Fitch Ratings downgraded Portugal's credit rating by one notch and issued a negative outlook for the euro-zone country. In addition, European Union officials continued to wrangle over how to handle Greece's fiscal woes ahead of a two-day summit starting Thursday.
While the ratings downgrade wasn't much of a surprise and European officials have been haggling for months, traders said the weight of concerns about the euro's future finally pushed it below levels it had been holding for weeks. The sell-off left the euro at $1.3325, down from $1.3501 late Tuesday.
"The market is growing very uneasy with the lack of certainty," says Camilla Sutton, currency strategist at Scotia Capital.
The dollar also rallied strongly against the yen, rising to 92.16 yen from 90.41.
"There's been a broad move toward dollar strength," said Todd Elmer, a currency strategist at Citigroup.
The dollar's strength was even more notable given that it came amid broad weakness in U.S. Treasurys. Both usually benefit from any flight by investors toward safe assets.
Instead, Treasury prices tumbled, pushing the yield on the 10-year Treasury note, which moves in the opposite direction, to 3.83%, its highest level since Jan. 4. The one-day rise in the yield was the biggest, in terms of percentage points, since July 23.
Some of the selling came as traders were forced to close out bets that rates in the interest-rate swaps market would widen against corresponding Treasury yields.
Some traders had made this bet as swap rates, which measure the cost of exchanging floating-rate corporate debt for fixed-rate debt, fell to nearly even with Treasury yields. They believed swap rates couldn't possibly fall lower. Instead, for the first time on record, 10-year swap rates on Tuesday fell below 10-year Treasury yields, making this a losing bet. Traders unwound it by selling Treasurys.
Making matters worse, a Treasury auction for new five-year debt garnered relatively poor reception, in part because of the ongoing decline in Treasurys. The result was a self-reinforcing selloff.
Some observers fear that the market is finally starting to show the strain of absorbing a record flood of new Treasury issuance. One sign of that could be the unusual crossing of swap rates below Treasury yields, which could signal that investors see corporate debt as safer than Treasury debt.
"This is a first sign of stress leading to higher Treasury yields and is not to be missed," James Caron, head of U.S. interest-rate strategy at Morgan Stanley, said in a note to clients.
For now, though, many other observers suggested the reasons for the move in Treasury yields were mainly technical, including quarter-ending pressures, and that little fundamentally had changed. The peak period of Treasury issuance has probably been reached, swap rates have narrowed relative to Treasurys steadily since last June, and Treasury yields are still within a trading range that has existed for at least that long.
"I don't want to whistle past the graveyard, but we've been facing this fiscal bomb for how long now?" asked Howard Simons, bond-market strategist at Bianco Research in Chicago. "I'm finding it hard to say that there's been material change" in the outlook for Treasurys.
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I have January temperature data from the last 5 years that I downloaded in the form of .ASC and transferred over to raster form. I want to visualize the change in year to year. What is the best way to do this?
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One method would be to subtract year from year and classify the resultant raster as a delta temp map (values around 0 being no change, larger changes being classified with warmer or cooler temperatures). Alternatively, find the mean value of the dataset: raster1+raster2+raster3...raster(n) / n. Reclassify each as to a function of being above/below mean.
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Paxton Doc Sherwood, the son of Tyson and Bliss Sherwood, is the winner of Babies of 2011. Paxton, who recently started crawling, likes to pretend he is older than his eight months of age by imitating his big brother and sister, Phoenix, 3, and Promise, 5.
"He loves watching them play and tries to act like he is as old as they are," Bliss laughs.
Bliss says Paxton is always smiling and is a 'happy' and 'giggly' baby, especially when it's bath time. "He loves taking baths," Bliss says. "He splashes water everywhere." Paxton is not a finicky eater, especially when it comes to veggies. Squash, carrots and green beans, to name a few, are some of his favorites. Just don't feed him broccoli and cheese. "He doesn't like it at all," Bliss says.
Paxton's win came as a surprise to Bliss. "I just figured I was entering his picture in the paper. I would have never thought he would win," she admits.
"You just never want to get your hopes up. But you always think your child is the prettiest baby anyway."
Birthday: Sept. 15, 2011
Parents: Jamie and Brad Abercrombie
Grandparents: James and Jeni Janow
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Momma and Daddy
Dislikes: Being cold
Birthday: July 19, 2011
Parents: Joshua and Stephanie Adams
Grandparents: Mike and Sherry Lyons; Larry and Tina Adams
Favorite Food: Bananas and Rice Cereal
Likes: Cuddle Time with Mommy and Yo Gabba Gabba
Dislikes: Car Rides
Birthday: March 11, 2011
Parents: Brady and Deri Ames
Grandparents: Tom and Martha Ames; Aletta Cline; Steve and Karie Lesly
Favorite Food: Sweet Potatoes and Applesauce
Likes: Playing with big sister Berkley, exploring new places and Tig, the dog
Dislikes: Green Peas and sitting still
Birthday: August 23, 2011
Parents: Chelsy Roberts and Sinfo Arguijo
Grandparents: Scott and Linda Roberts; Jesse Arguijo and Laura Paredes
Favorite Food: Apple Blueberries
Likes: Being happy and playing with toys
Dislikes: Nothing
Birthday: September 19, 2011
Parents: Tye and Ashleigh Armstrong
Grandparents: Lee and Stacy Smith; Dusty and Tamie Armstrong
Favorite Food: Peaches and Squash
Likes: Watching big brother Tucker playing with his trains
Dislikes: Green beans and messy diapers
Birthday: October 14, 2011
Parents: Brent and Kimberly Artho
Grandparents: Regina Wootten; Andy and Cynthia Artho
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: His sisters, car rides and being held
Dislikes: Wet Diapers
Birthday: May 17, 2011
Parents: Drs. Nathaniel and Erin Avirett
Grandparents: Don and Paula Avirett; Jay and Jena Taylor
Favorite Food: Sweet Potatoes
Likes: Mama, singing, wrestling his stuffed giraffe and the family dog, Caleb
Dislikes: Naptime!
Birthday: May 4, 2011
Parents: Luke and Chelsie Aylor
Grandparents: Jim and Sherri Aylor; Mike and Lynn Morris
Favorite Food: Bananas
Likes: Music, Being Outside, Dogs, Bath time and kids
Dislikes: Getting Ready for Bed, Waking up in unfamiliar places
Birthday: May 29, 2011
Parents: Jason and Meredith Bagwell
Grandparents: Paul and Beth Bagwell; Benny and Kerrick Horton
Favorite Food: Yogurt Bites
Likes: Her 3 Brothers, Jackson, Mason and Tristan
Dislikes: Having her face wiped.
Birthday: March 8, 2011
Parents: Ryan and Kaylin Ballard
Grandparents: Beverly Ballard; Brenda Jennings
Favorite Food: Cheese, cookies and crackers
Likes: Food, his dogs – Summer and Harry, people
Dislikes: Socks and shoes
Birthday: April 26, 2011
Parents: Jonathon and Dorothy Barclay
Grandparents: Robert and Kay Preston; Terry Davis; Rick Barclay
Favorite Food: Peas and bread
Likes: Jumping in the jumperoo and to snuggle
Dislikes: The car seat
Birthday: May 24, 2011
Parents: Shawn and Tracy Barnett
Grandparents: Larry and Mel Pitt; Teresa Barnett
Favorite Food: Cereal
Likes: Watching UT football with his dad!
Dislikes: Empty bottles
Birthday: September 14, 2011
Parents: Bob and Brittany Becker
Grandparents: David and Tavia Roberts; Richard Nelson; Judy Becker
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Dancing and Shopping
Dislikes: Dirty Diapers, Empty Stomach
Birthday: June 29, 2011
Parents: Brandon and Kara Beyers
Grandparents: Danita Newman; Darinda Brogdon; Jesse and Kay Beyers
Favorite Food: Carrots
Likes: Rolling around on the floor
Dislikes: Mommy wiping her nose
Birthday: September 20, 2011
Parents: Nathan and Stacye Bichsel
Grandparents: Bill and Tricia Worthen; Greg and Christy Bichsel; Teresa Bichsel
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: His Bedroom, bath time and diaper changes
Dislikes: Being in his car seat, tummy time and having his clothes changed.
Birthday: Sept. 26, 2011
Parents: Matthew and Nikki Biggs
Grandparents: David and Pam Biggs; Dallas and Glenda Webb
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Bath time, playing with my turtle, talking to Mom and Dad
Dislikes: Riding in the car and burping
Birthday: Jan. 4, 2011
Parents: Brandon and Stacie Bingham
Grandparents: Millie Bingham; Carol Malone; Wayne and Susie Malone, Butch and Linda Bingham
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Anything that is not green, Texas Tech basketball and rolling everywhere.
Dislikes: Naps because I am missing out on the action.
Birthday: February 4, 2011
Parents: Kelli and Travis Bird
Grandparents: Paul and Beth Bagwell; Yvonne Bird and the late Jim Bird
Favorite Food: Beans and Rice
Likes: Big Brother Billy Bird
Dislikes: Having his face wiped.
Birthday: July 6, 2011
Parents: Jerad and Dayna Birkenfeld
Grandparents: Sid and Peggy Birkenfeld; Terry and Karen Spangler
Favorite Food: Bananas
Likes: Her Grandparents, Her Dog and her bouncer
Dislikes: Nothing
Birthday: July 8, 2011
Parents: Rusty and Regina Bradbury
Grandparents: Larry and Esther Hickam; David and Pat Bradbury
Favorite Food: Mashed potatoes
Likes: Music, bath time, her teddy bear
Dislikes: Loud noises
Birthday: May 29, 2011
Parents: Mark and Lisa Branum
Grandparents: Sharon K. and Steven E. Nelson; Ramona and Bob Branum
Favorite Food: Baby Cereal
Likes: His Brother, Luke, playing, naps and bath time.
Dislikes: Nothing-he's always smiling.
Birthday: July 18, 2011
Parents: Derek and Bobbie Jo Brookshire
Grandparents: Scott and Glea Kennedy; Doug and Linda Brookshire
Favorite Food: Rice cereal with bananas
Likes: Her brothers, Wyatt and Gavan
Dislikes: Wet diapers
Birthday: July 21, 2011
Parents: Daren and Liz Brown
Grandparents: Bob and Sandra Brown of Amarillo; Bobby and Susan Borchardt of Borger
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Milk every 3 hours, everything about his big brother Riggins and jumping in his Jumparoo
Dislikes: When he can't see his Momma, sleeping through the night and the car seat
Birthday: April 28, 2011
Parents: Chris and Amy Bunch
Grandparents: Kirk and Judy Merker; Sean and Luann Bunch
Favorite Food: Squash
Likes: Bath time, jazz music, "Megamind" and playing airplane with his dad
Dislikes: Peas
Birthday: September 1, 2011
Parents: Jason and Tiffani Burris
Grandparents: Jack and Sharla Wilson; Susan Allen
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Her best friend Mr. Octopus, flights to Texas and being in the middle of the action.
Dislikes: Being put down when I'm napping, getting too far away from my parents and getting out of the bath.
Birthday: January 27, 2011
Parents: Brad and Emalee Buttrey
Grandparents: Eddie and Judy Bumpus; Billy and Jean Buttrey
Favorite Food: Everything-great eater!
Likes: Animals, bath time, music
Dislikes: Getting her nose wiped
Birthday: November 22, 2011
Parents: Justin and Heidi Bye
Grandparents: Linda Floyd; Glenda Bye
Favorite Food: Enfamil
Likes: Being cuddled
Dislikes: Not getting her bottle fast enough
Birthday: January 20, 2011
Parents: Chris and Ami Campbell
Grandparents: Al Rupprecht and Janet McLain; Ronnie and Judy Klye; Dr. Rodger and Jan McGinness
Favorite Food: Carrots, rice and prunes
Likes: Loves his big brother Christian and bath time
Dislikes: Car seat and bed time
Birthday: April 8, 2011
Parents: Cory and Ashley Carter
Grandparents: David and Pennie Erwin; Carol Carter
Favorite Food: Sweet potatoes
Likes: Giggling, dancing and playing with his cat, Sookie
Dislikes: Getting into the car seat
Birthday: Sept. 19, 2011
Parents: Andrew and Sarah Carrick
Grandparents: John and Alysia Johnson; Dan and Sonia Carrick
Favorite Food: Formula
Likes: Funny faces, smiling, giggling and bath time
Dislikes: Going to bed… doesn't want to miss anything
Birthday: October 3, 2011
Parents: Scot and Rachelle Castleberry
Grandparents: Lynn (Pop) and Cindy (Nana) Ensey
Favorite Food: A warm full bottle of milk
Likes: Cuddling, baths, everyone to talk & smile at her; loves her big sister
Dislikes: Loud noises
Birthday: September 27, 2011
Parents: Eva and Raul Chagoya
Grandparents: Sandra Yanez; Sara and Raymundo Tabares
Favorite Food: Baby Milk
Likes: Playing with dolls and being in daddy's arms
Dislikes: Being in car seat
Birthday: March 20, 2011
Parents: Joel and Marina Chavez
Grandparents: Jerry and Veronica Cordova; Letty and Sergio Chavez; Michael and Tina Gonzalez
Favorite Food: Cheeto puffs
Likes: Music, Being Outside, playing with toys
Dislikes: Taking a nap
Birthday: April 19, 2011
Parents: Kari and Tim Claypool
Grandparents: Mitsi and Monte Brogdin; David Claypool
Favorite Food: Apple Cinnamon Oatmeal, Green Beans
Likes: Bath time, riding in her stroller, being outside
Dislikes: Having her face or nose wiped
Birthday: January 17, 2011
Parents: Brandon and Kara Coats
Grandparents: Marvin and Lisa Fuller; Allen and Alisa Cupp; James and Dianne Coats
Favorite Food: Apple Cinnamon Oatmeal, Green Beans
Likes: Being the center of attention, Mickey Mouse, making car sounds and driving his trucks
Dislikes: Anything that involves sleep!
Birthday: September 10, 2011
Parents: David and Leslie Coffman
Grandparents: Larry and Sue Coffman; Arlie and Barbara Petty; Mack and Sharron Steffey
Favorite Food: Formula
Likes: His toy octopus, sister Kayla and talking
Dislikes: Car seat
Birthday: June 14, 2011
Parents: Ryan and Angela Corpening
Grandparents: Rita Cobb; David and Donna Cobb; Dan and Robin Corpening
Favorite Food: Bananas, Oatmeal, Milk
Likes: Playing with big brother, bouncing, giggling
Dislikes: Doesn't like to be put down
Birthday: May 4, 2011
Parents: Billy and Jennifer Colburn
Grandparents: Jack and Rita Gee; David Colburn; Suzie and Donnie Thompson
Favorite Food: Carrots, sweet potatoes, fruits and his Bottles!
Likes: Watching UFC and Football with Daddy, music, jumping and dancing!
Dislikes: Being Hungry, Naps/Bed time, and getting my nose wiped!
Birthday: March 14, 2011
Parents: James and Lori Cowan
Grandparents: Boyd and Nelda Chester; Toney and Sandra Cowan
Favorite Food: Any Kind of Fruit
Likes: Bouncing, Crawling after the Cat, Talking to the dog and going for rides in his Radio Flyer Car
Dislikes: Table Food or anything with a funny texture
Birthday: April 4, 2011
Parents: Paul and Brooke Cowart
Grandparents: Don and Terri Bailey; Jeanette and Dan Burton
Favorite Food: Sweet Potatoes
Likes: Playing with toys, swinging, bath time and Mommy
Dislikes: Sleeping!
Birthday: January 28, 2011
Parents: Josh and Lacey Crawford
Grandparents: Dan and Ken McGuire; Bob and Cindy Crawford
Favorite Food: Applesauce, Carrots, Crackers and Clementines
Likes: Saying "Mamma and Dada," watching Bubble Guppies, playing with the dogs, the vacuum
Dislikes: Bed time and peas
Birthday: October 24, 2011
Parents: Mark and Claudia Cruz
Grandparents: Ronnie and Sherry Melton; Tony and Cindy Cruz; Vicky Ellis
Favorite Food: Momma's milk
Likes: Big sister, Reagan, smiles, Daddy's songs and bath time
Dislikes: Getting her face cleaned
Birthday: April 5, 2011
Parents: Cassie and Dave Damato
Grandparents: Sidney and Peggy Birkenfeld
Favorite Food: Mandarin oranges
Likes: Her Mimi & Pawpaw; playing, shopping and going out, sledding
Birthday: November 1, 2011
Parents: Steven and Kara Deal
Grandparents: Nannette and Ronnie Blaylock; Guy and Cindy Hefner; James and Patti Deal
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Music, Her Puppies, Bath time
Dislikes: Diaper Changes
Birthday: August 18, 2011
Parents: Jake and Lauren Decker
Grandparents: Kenny and Michelle Sparks; Dave and Julie Decker
Favorite Food: Loves milk
Likes: Loves to be held and talked to. Also likes watching Mickey Mouse.
Dislikes: When his bottle is empty and he is done eating
Birthday: March 9, 2011
Parents: Matt and Valerie Delavigne
Grandparents: David and Martha Loza; Jean Delavigne and the late Joseph P. Delavigne
Favorite Food: Bananas and goldfish crackers
Likes: Dancing, music and being outside
Dislikes: Baths
Birthday: July 22, 2011
Parents: Jeremy and April Ditmore
Grandparents: Jan Seymour; Sandy Thurston; Pat and Karen Buchanan; Scott and Debbie Ditmore
Favorite Food: Peaches
Likes: "Sheila" the sheep, when mommy and daddy sing and her piano
Dislikes: Tummy time
Birthday: January 20, 2011
Parents: Ruben and Raquel Dominguez
Grandparents: Mike and Yvonne Rivera; Doug and Mary Crafton; Ruben and Jessica Dominguez
Favorite Food: Peas, oranges and bananas
Likes: Dancing, playing piano, and singing
Dislikes: The car seat and taking naps
Birthday: Jan. 4, 2011
Parents: Baron and Tiffany Downey
Grandparents: Gary and Patty Duvak; Dwain and Shelly Downey
Favorite Food: Carrots
Likes: Music, bath time and her dog, Sadie.
Dislikes: Going to sleep – she's afraid she'll miss something.
Birthday: November 14, 2011
Parents: Lawrence and Jeanie Drost
Grandparents: Martin and Kathy Benjamins; Ina and the late Jake Drost
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: His Mommy and Daddy and big brothers and sisters, Jake, Pete, Mae, Kate, Joe and Bree.
Dislikes: Getting out of the water after his bath.
Birthday: August 10, 2011
Parents: Guy and Tina Drost
Grandparents: Karen Drost; Guy Sr. and Mary Drost; Janie and Troy Barker
Favorite Food: Applesauce
Likes: Elmo, Monkeys and Spongebob
Dislikes: Green Beans
Birthday: March 31, 2011
Parents: Chris and Amy Eaton
Grandparents: Jim and Teresa Justiss; Gary and Sandy Swider; Roy and Arieen Morley
Favorite Food: Mashed potatoes and cheetos
Likes: Her cow blanket and her Big Bubba Addison
Dislikes: Her car seat and bed time
Birthday: April 27, 2011
Parents: Oscar and Alicia Elizondo
Grandparents: Alicia Rivas; Evodio and Amelia Elizondo
Favorite Food: Beans, milk and pretty much everything as long as it's food
Likes: To smile, being held and being around her big brother and big sisters
Dislikes: Going to sleep because she doesn't want to miss anything
Birthday: August 30, 2011
Parents: Ashley Clem and John Emerson
Grandparents: Cindy Clem and Patricia Emerson
Favorite Food: Formula
Likes: To talk, bath time, car rides and music
Dislikes: Being alone, taking a nap because he is afraid he will miss something.
Birthday: June 30, 2011
Parents: Daniel and Katy Escobedo
Grandparents: Daniel Escobedo and the late Candy Escobedo; Leonard King and the late Barbara King
Favorite Food: Bananas
Likes: Being entertained by brother Max, sisters Alexis and Hali
Dislikes: Not being held
Birthday: March 22, 2011
Parents: Jason and Tiffany Evans
Grandparents: Tim and Kim Sorrells; Peggy Killman
Favorite Food: Sweet potatoes
Likes: Walking, Levi puppy, sock monkey
Dislikes: Sitting still and cold food
Birthday: February 22, 2011
Parents: Anthony Esparza and Athena Muniz
Grandparents: Richard and Josie Esparza; Debra Robles and Sonny Muniz
Favorite Food: Milk and baby cereal
Likes: Playing with his red frog bath toy
Dislikes: Taking naps
Birthday: October 14, 2011
Parents: Brent and Stephanie Evans
Grandparents: Stan and Ann Stambaugh; Jimmy and Karen Evans
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: His big sister Kate
Dislikes: Nothing – he is a happy baby
Birthday: May 10, 2011
Parents: Gabby Flores and Jerome Baker
Grandparents: Santos R. Flores; Evon Nix; Mr. and Mrs. Baker
Favorite Food: Bananas and mashed potatoes
Likes: His swing and being held
Dislikes: Sweet little man – does not dislike anything!
Birthday: September 19, 2011
Parents: Allison Johnson and Dustin Ford
Grandparents: Bob and Taylor Johnson; Darrell and Katherine Ford
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Smiling and being Held
Dislikes: Changing Clothes and getting into the car seat
Birthday: November 26, 2011
Parents: Frances Klause and Bryan Gaitan
Grandparents: Danny and Nelda Gaitan; Larry and Rachelle Stroud
Favorite Food: Energy Drinks from Mom (Breast Milk)
Likes: Snuggling with Mom and Dad and LOVES her Zebra, leopard and pink wear!
Dislikes: When mom and dad disagree about her binky
Birthday: December 11, 2011
Parents: Cody and Chloe' Galbreath
Grandparents: Michele and Butch Tupin; Kelly and Royce Guffey
Favorite Food: His pacifier and formula
Likes: Bath time and early morning cartoons
Dislikes: Mommy and Daddy getting any sleep, getting his clothes changed
Birthday: March 23, 2011
Parents: Kayla Gallagher
Grandparents: David and Teri Rosales; Jim and Cathy Gallagher
Favorite Food: Sweet potatoes
Likes: Jumping in her jumper
Dislikes: Going to sleep before 2 am
Birthday: August 23, 2011
Parents: Ty and Casey Garrett
Grandparents: Steve and Jada Garrett; Wylie and Laree Bomar
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Watching her brother, Stryker, play and smiling at Mama
Dislikes: Running out of milk
Birthday: April 1, 2011
Parents: Daniel and Shaynie Gideon
Grandparents: Robert and Sheila Gideon; Brent and Kari Campbell
Favorite Food: Sweet taters and fruit
Likes: Dance to jeopardy music
Dislikes: Peas and his car seat
Birthday: September 17, 2011
Parents: Akaxia Gikey and Jermain Matthews
Grandparents: Cassandra and Roy Cortez ; Darius Blackshere; Tawn Matthews; Chris Stenson; Jarmie Penns
Favorite Food: Oatmeal
Likes: Music, happy people, being sung to
Dislikes: Loud noises and when people are sad
Birthday: August 30, 2011
Parents: Zachary and Melissa Gonzalez
Grandparents: Susan Caddell; Mary Preciado; Alex Gonzalez
Favorite Food: Mommy's milk
Likes: Play time with his big brothers Trey, Tristin and Austin; being held, and listening to the animal
Dislikes: His car seat and strangers
Birthday: August 3, 2011
Parents: Kevin and Christine Graf
Grandparents: Ken and Cindy High; Larry and Lawanna Graf
Favorite Food: Apple cereal
Likes: Eating and big brother Cristian
Dislikes: Taking a nap
Birthday: February 17, 2011
Parents: Daniel and Tennille Graham
Grandparents: Ramon and Norlin Mora; Daniel Sr. and Laura Graham; Bo and Linda Morrison
Favorite Food: Mashed Potatoes (actually anything but lasagna)
Likes: He loves bath time and spring door stoppers
Dislikes: He doesn't like his car seat and doesn't like being told no.
Birthday: May 6, 2011
Parents: Jonathan and Claire Grammer
Grandparents: Bill and Anita Hamker; Jerry and Dianne Grammer
Favorite Food: Bananas and Peaches
Likes: She loves watching her big brother being silly, snuggling with her Mommy and Daddy and playing peek-a-boo.
Dislikes: Naps and Green Beans
Birthday: June 8, 2011
Parents: Dalton Knott and Kenee Griffing
Grandparents: Donna Knott; Melanie and Don Bramblet
Favorite Food: Formula
Likes: Laughing and talking baby talk
Dislikes: Nothing
Birthday: November 22, 2011
Parents: Joe and Amanda Hale
Grandparents: Ben and Jina Hunt
Favorite Food: Formula One Similac
Likes: Music, riding in the car
Dislikes: Binky
Birthday: February 10, 2011
Parents: Chris and Alyssa Hammons
Grandparents: Hortencia Cabezuela; Virginia Couier
Favorite Food: Beans, mashed potatoes and mandarin oranges
Likes: Splashing in the bath, dogs balls and being outside
Dislikes: Peas and getting dressed after a bath
Birthday: May 4, 2011
Parents: April and Phillip Hamner
Grandparents: Marie Johnson; Michael Rytter; Carolyn; Rose and Mike Hamner
Favorite Food: Cookies and milk
Likes: My brothers, Logan and Robert, and my sister, Daisy
Dislikes: No one to play with
Birthday: September 12, 2011
Parents: David and Aspen Harder
Grandparents: Loren and Maylene Harder; Wesley and Cindy Anderson
Favorite Food:
Likes: The color pink, Texas A&M football, being spoiled by her grandparents
Dislikes: Opera Singing
Birthday: January 11, 2011
Parents: Randy and Tina Hare
Grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. Allen Light; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hare and the late Berenice Hare
Favorite Food: Mashed Potatoes
Likes: Her big Brother, John and whatever he is doing
Dislikes: Being told NO!
Birthday: June 18, 2011
Parents: Shannon D. Harris and Joey S. Shwartz
Grandparents: Jeff and Diane Harris; Ron and Joyce Fisher, Betty Gelatt
Favorite Food: Baby apples, baby pears
Likes: Her binki, her doggie Bowie, her swing and her kitty's
Dislikes: Misplacing her binki and bed time
Birthday: February 2, 2011
Parents: Johnny and Amy Harris
Grandparents: Doug and Ruth Srader; Vicky Harris
Favorite Food: Apples and Chicken
Likes: Bath time, Books and Toy Story
Dislikes: Shoes and Socks!
Birthday: July 9, 2011
Parents: Elizabeth and Lee Harris
Grandparents: Pam and Ed Davis; Poncho and Kelly Harris
Favorite Food: Sweet Potatoes
Likes: Dancing to Sesame Street, petting her puppies and wearing nothing but a diaper
Dislikes: Sitting in one place, her carseat and being swaddled
Birthday: July 9, 2011
Parents: Elizabeth Spohn and Jonathan Hawkins
Grandparents: Barbie Spohn; Jerry and Cindy Hawkins; Tony and Rose Spohn
Favorite Food: Momma's Milk
Likes: Watching "God Made Me"
Dislikes: Not sleeping with Mommy
Birthday: October 30, 2011
Parents: Ben and Sarah Hickam
Grandparents: John and Sandy Powers; Larry and Esther Hickam
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: To eat, sleep, take baths, and car rides
Dislikes: She doesn't like tummy time
Birthday: November 9, 2011
Parents: Andrew and Kimberly Hickam
Grandparents: Larry and Esther Hickam; David and Pat Bradbury
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Brother and sister when their quiet
Dislikes: Brother and sister when they are loud
Birthday: June 17, 2011
Parents: Travis and Andrea High
Grandparents: James and Gretchen Mercer; Ken and Cindy High
Favorite Food: Sweet Carrots
Likes: Playing with her red bouncy ball, bath time, music, being read to and giving kisses
Dislikes: Beards
Birthday: July 18 , 2011
Parents: Jason and Jessica Hise
Grandparents: Johnny and Deborah Marshall
Favorite Food: Rice cereal and formula
Likes: His big brother - Kanyn
Dislikes: Nothing
Birthday: September 27, 2011
Parents: Driller and Crystal Hisel
Grandparents: Gary Hisel; Del and Vicky Seybold; Gary and Barbara Fjetland
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Her swing
Dislikes: Being in her car seat
Birthday: August 17, 2011
Parents: Sarah and Kris Hogue
Grandparents: James and Nancy Mosteller ; Debbie Hernandez; Ronnie and Sheila Hogue
Favorite Food: My Bottle
Likes: My big brother, Kaiden and giving kisses
Dislikes: Laying on my tummy
Birthday: April 27, 2011
Parents: Brandon and Autumn Horn
Grandparents: Keith and Renee Burd; Don Horn
Favorite Food: Mum Mums, Sweet Potatoes and Apples
Likes: Jumper, Playing on the Rocking Horse and bath time
Dislikes: Getting Diaper changed and getting dressed.
Birthday: January 19, 2011
Parents: Ricky and Kassidi House
Grandparents: Kymberly Beeson; Jimmy and Margie House
Favorite Food: Mum Mums, Sweet Potatoes and Apples
Likes: Blankets, Music, Mickey Mouse, Bath time, playing outside
Dislikes: His car seat
Birthday: May 1, 2011
Parents: Jonathan and Lauren Jackson
Grandparents: Bryce and Carol Jackson; Steve and Lisa Lindsey
Favorite Food: Applesauce
Likes: Peek-A-Boo, story time and Boomer
Dislikes: His car seat
Birthday: January 11, 2011
Parents: Shayna Brown and Amir Jessie
Grandparents: Tanya Jackson; Willie Collier; Debra and Pop Jessie
Favorite Food: Everything, no picky eater here
Dislikes: Being told no
Birthday: August 23, 2011
Parents: Bryant and Heidi Johnson
Grandparents: Larry and Esther Hickman; Patsy Johnson
Favorite Food: Green beans
Likes: Being outside
Dislikes: Bed time
Birthday: October 14, 2011
Parents: Justin and April Johnson
Grandparents: Noreen Harris; Jonny Edwards and Darla Cheek and William Johnson
Favorite Food: Mom's milk
Likes: The birds on her swing and her big sister Denea
Dislikes: Scary noises
Birthday: April 10, 2011
Parents: Justin and Stephanie Juarez
Grandparents: Ismael and Pat Flores; John and Belma Juarez
Favorite Food: Bananas
Likes: Dancing and Taking Long Naps
Dislikes: Green Beans
Birthday: August 17, 2011
Parents: Trae and Jennifer Kepley
Grandparents: Rick and Brenda Nelson; Solomon and Loretta Kepley
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Bath time and playing with her toys
Dislikes: Having to wait to eat
Birthday: November 9, 2011
Parents: Michael and Jennifer Krusing
Grandparents: Diane and Rick Toth; Ray Krusing; the late Sue Krusing and Paul Hayes
Favorite Food: Mommy's milk
Likes: Bath time, morning play time
Dislikes: Naptime and wet diapers
Birthday: April 14, 2011
Parents: Randall and Julie Lamb
Grandparents: Durwood and Jan Henderson; Mike and Suzy Whisenhunt
Favorite Food: Mommy's milk - I won't even try anything else.
Likes: Watching "The Lion King" with my big sister who always makes me laugh and army crawling around the house
Dislikes: Being in my car seat!
Birthday: October 14, 2011
Parents: Clint and April Landry
Grandparents: Jerry and Teresa Arthur; Ronald Landry, Melinda Louivere
Favorite Food: Similac
Likes: To eat and bath time
Dislikes: Boogie sucker
Birthday: May 23, 2011
Parents: Matt Law and Amber Evans
Grandparents: John and Polly Gashler; Mike and Sarah Law
Favorite Food: Rice cereal and apples
Likes: Bath time and exploring everything
Dislikes: Sleep – it means I might miss something
Birthday: June 13, 2011
Parents: Coby and Erin Leach
Grandparents: Richard and Vickie Naylor; Laurie Whitsitt
Favorite Food: Mommy's Milk, Green Beans, Sweet Potatoes
Likes: Laughing at Daddy and chewing on everything!
Dislikes: Waiting on her bottle and afternoon naps
Birthday: February 2, 2011
Parents: Chelsie Cude and Jason Lehning
Grandparents: Bruce and Dawn Cude; Tom and Claudia Lehning
Favorite Food: Anything and everything
Likes: Bath time, music and being outside
Dislikes: Nose wipes and getting in his car seat
Birthday: February 22, 2011
Parents: Josh and Savanna Lewis
Grandparents: Mark and Lynn Lewis; Dion and Tamara Maeda; Evan and Stephanie Evans
Favorite Food: Bananas and Peas
Likes: Bath time, being outside and music
Dislikes: Car Seat
Birthday: June 30, 2011
Parents: Mark and Kristyn Lester
Grandparents: Phil and Karen Lester
Favorite Food: Everything we've tried so far
Likes: Everyone - very happy baby
Dislikes: Nothing
Birthday: May 23, 2011
Parents: Chris Liscano and Patricia DeLaCerda
Grandparents: Juan and Gloria Liscano; Ramon and Imelda DeLaCerda
Favorite Food: Anything he can get in his month
Likes: Watching football and using everyone as personal trampoline
Dislikes: Being in his car seat
Birthday: March 29, 2011
Parents: Dakotah and Kami Logan
Grandparents: Keith and Karen Johnson; Chris and Dee Ann Samples; Mike and Donna Jones; Steve Logan; Michelle Schaef-Logan
Favorite Food: Prunes and Peas
Likes: Food and anything he can chew on
Dislikes: Green Beans
Birthday: August 26, 2011
Parents: Josh Luke and Kayleigh Frank
Grandparents: Keith and Karen Johnson; Chris and Dee Ann Samples; Mike and Donna Jones; Steve Logan; Michelle Schaef-Logan
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Smiling, blowing bubbles and Kaybri, the best big sister ever!
Dislikes: Lying on her tummy, being in her car seat when the car is not moving
Birthday: August 30, 2011
Parents: Orlando and Jessica Madrid
Grandparents: Eddie and Princess Clement; Baltazar and Gloria Madrid
Favorite Food: Sweet Potatoes
Likes: Her feet and watching sports on TV
Dislikes: Not being the center of attention
Birthday: May 3 , 2011
Parents: Amy and Jeff Mahan
Grandparents: Marjorie and David Ellis, Barbara Ellis; Carol and Jerry Green; David Mahan
Favorite Food: Anything orange…carrots, squash and peaches
Likes: Loves walks in stroller, playtime on the floor, pet American boxers Lilah and Izzy
Dislikes: Wrestling over the same toy with twin brother Cooper and evening bedtime
Birthday: May 3, 2011
Parents: Amy and Jeff Mahan
Grandparents: Marjorie and David Ellis; Barbara Ellis; Carol and Jerry Green; David Mahan
Favorite Food: Peaches and squash at the same time
Likes: Loves bath time, whenever mom sings, bouncing in id bouncer and per American boxers Lilah and Izzy
Dislikes: Evening bedtime, competing for toys with twin brother Connor
Birthday: July 24, 2011
Parents: Stephanie Chapman; Mostafa Mahmoud
Grandparents: Stan and Judi Chapman
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Wrestling with his brother, Ahmed
Dislikes: Sleeping
Birthday: July 16, 2011
Parents: Cheyenne Whittenburg and Cody McClellan
Grandparents: Karlene Little; Amy McClellan; Greg and Teresa McClellan
Favorite Food: Milk and Rice Cereal
Likes: Smiling; Being Sang to, playing with drums, Bath time
Dislikes: Bedtime
Birthday: May 11, 2011
Parents: Adam and Deidra McCollum
Grandparents: Mark and Diane Hester; Bill McCollum; Tina McCollum
Favorite Food: Milk and Rice Cereal
Likes: Laughing
Dislikes: Nothing, very happy baby!
Birthday: August 9, 2011
Parents: JoFrances and Mark McNabb
Grandparents: Barbara and Johnny McNabb; Christine Palermo
Favorite Food: Formula
Likes: Mommy and Daddy
Dislikes: OU Sooners
Birthday: March 7, 2011
Parents: Shane and Steffani Meriwether
Grandparents: Marilyn Meriwether; Ray Meriwether; Tammy and Walter Griffen; Howard and Juanean Steffens
Favorite Food: Formula
Likes: Food, Dogs, Being around people
Dislikes: Changing clothes
Birthday: November 20, 2011
Parents: Joshua Michaels; Christine Banks
Grandparents: Wanda Taylor; Karla Hamilton; Mike and Vicki Michaels
Favorite Food: Milk and Rice Cereal
Likes: Baths, Eating, Sleeping, Riding in the Car
Dislikes: Wet and Dirty Diapers
Birthday: February 23, 2011
Parents: Chris and Kathy Miles
Grandparents: John and Lori Miles; Tommy and Linda Scott
Favorite Food: Yogurt, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Likes: To be sang to, cuddle with blankets, being outside, Hanging with Sister and Bubba
Dislikes: Cleaning her Nose, Car Seat
Birthday: January 20, 2011
Parents: Richard and Courtney Miller
Grandparents: Gary and Jana Cook; Rick and Becky Miller
Favorite Food: Bananas and puffs
Likes: Wagon rides, bath time and her shih tzu Winston
Dislikes: Peas and her car seat
Birthday: July 16, 2011
Parents: Jake and Allex Miller
Grandparents: Veronica Fierro; Tim and Kyla Miller
Favorite Food: Bananas and carrots
Likes: Her 2 dogs – Glock and Taser
Dislikes: Green peas and nap time
Birthday: June 14, 2011
Parents: Tyler and Arrika Mitchell
Grandparents: Jackie and Renea Lawson; Debbie Mitchell; Darrel and Kim Mitchell
Favorite Food: Anything as long as it's food
Likes: Zeke the zebra, Bath time, his bouncer and PJ time
Dislikes: Nap time, messing with his face
Birthday: May 16, 2011
Parents: Phillip and Berkley Mitchell
Grandparents: Robert and Robyn Bridges; Pete and Jennifer Mitchell
Favorite Food: Sweet Potatoes
Likes: Playing, Looking in the Mirror
Dislikes: Taking Naps
Birthday: January 31, 2011
Parents: Alex and Larissa Montiel
Grandparents: Mike and Cindy Ott; Encarnasion Montiel; Mary Madrigal
Favorite Food: Fruits
Likes: Bath time; playing with his toys and watching Chugginton and Cars
Dislikes: Does not like his car seat
Birthday: August 4, 2011
Parents: Heather and J.D. Moore
Grandparents: Ed & Ruth Webb; Roxanne Singleton; Denine & Doug Johnson; Yogi & Lisa Moore
Favorite Food: Carrots & green beans
Likes: Bath time & visiting his grandparents
Dislikes: Going to sleep
Birthday: June 7, 2011
Parents: Lucy Lookingbill and Shane Morin
Grandparents: Dickie and Cathy Lookingbill; Rick and Julia Morin; Mamie Morgan
Favorite Food: Applesauce and Bananas
Likes: Pat-a-cake, playing with toys, Mommy and Daddy, bath time.
Dislikes: Green Beans and Public Restroom Changing Tables
Birthday: March 17, 2011
Parents: Gabriel and Rebecca Moses
Grandparents: Fran Wesson, late Henry Moses; Robert Buck; Lisa Lee
Favorite Food: Baby Yogurt
Likes: Mickey Mouse, walking outside, bathtime & people
Dislikes: Unusual noises
Birthday: March 16, 2011
Parents: Jacob Mullane and Jessica Pena
Grandparents: Jim and Kim Mullane; Carolynn Johnston
Favorite Food: Green Beans
Likes: Church, family and sparkles
Dislikes: car seats
Birthday: August 30, 2011
Parents: Jeremy and Sara Noble
Grandparents: Mark and Amy Beard; Mark Noble; Mike and Denise Koetting; Ron and Connie Banks
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Pacifier, Polka dot blanket and brother Hunter
Dislikes: BLANKY
Birthday: August 8, 2011
Parents: Aaron and Megan Nord
Grandparents: David and Ronna Nord; Jimmy and Linda Wesson
Favorite Food: Momma's Milk
Likes: Watching her big Brother, Bear
Dislikes: The wind in her face
Birthday: March 13, 2011
Parents: Shaun and P.J. O'Keefe
Grandparents: Phyllis O'Keefe; Peggy Baird
Favorite Food: Cheerios, corn on the cob
Likes: Being in his Jeep carrier and going on a walk with Daddy in the pasture
Dislikes: The wind in her face
Birthday: February 16, 2011
Parents: Chris and Tenise Orr
Grandparents: Twilia and Roger Chumney; Cliff and Marcia Cook; Deborah and Albert Orr
Favorite Food: Everything!
Likes: Wrestling and playing with his big brothers, baths, cars and exploring anything within arms reach
Dislikes: Getting his diaper changed and being in his car seat
Birthday: July 21, 2011
Parents: Sadia and Haris Khan
Grandparents: Muhammed Parvez; Mahjabeen Nazim
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Cereal
Dislikes: BLANKY
Birthday: Sept. 24, 2011
Parents: Dr. Michael and Kerri Pierce
Grandparents: Barrett and Carol Pierce; Bill and Margaret Snead
Favorite Food: Whatever he's currently eating
Likes: The bobo, the Mama, new places and differential equations
Dislikes: Bath time, tummy time, his daddy when he sneezes, and hats
Birthday: May 18, 2011
Parents: Kyle and Paige Pratt
Grandparents: Chuck and Sherry Stacker; Darryl Pratt and Mayetta Parr
Favorite Food: Squash and Cinnamon Apple Oatmeal
Likes: Bath time, Playing with her big brother, Gentry and being a model for Angel Photography
Dislikes: Carrots and Bedtime
Birthday: November 19, 2011
Parents: Michael and Veronica Prosser
Grandparents: Randy and Cathy Prosser; Joe and Rosa Garcia
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Big brothers Jason and Joe Joe, and his bouncy chair
Dislikes: Waiting to be fed
Birthday: February 9, 2011
Parents: Michael and Jenn Rader
Grandparents: Mike and Jo Rader; Curtis and Anne Sarah; The Late TJ Baker
Favorite Food: Mommy's Milk
Likes: Playing with big sister McKenna, Bath time, dancing, being outside and laughing.
Dislikes: Diaper Changes, Professional Photography and Mommy working.
Birthday: April 13, 2011
Parents: Jason and Jeslynne Ramos
Grandparents: Ernest and Linda Ramos; Cynthia Hernandez; Andy Reyes
Favorite Food: Anything edible
Likes: Being outside, getting into everything
Dislikes: Being told "No"
Birthday: June 7, 2011
Parents: Robert and Lisa Reed
Grandparents: Kris Shields and Weldon Reed
Favorite Food: He loves it all especially apples
Likes: Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and bath time
Dislikes: His food to be gone!
Birthday: January 26, 2011
Parents: Jason and Audrie Reed
Grandparents: Ron and Naveta Reed; Don and Terrye Hayes
Favorite Food: Banana Pudding
Likes: Bath time and being around people
Dislikes: Wearing a cap.
Birthday: March 26, 2011
Parents: Cory and Leslie Reneau
Grandparents: Charlie and Clarice Owens; Kristi Reneau
Favorite Food: Apples and puffs
Likes: Playing with her big brother, Rylan
Dislikes: Green beans and having her face cleaned
Birthday: March 28, 2011
Parents: Jessica Nixon; Fernando Reyes
Grandparents: Deniece and Frank McMullen; Venture and Imelda Reyes
Favorite Food: Tamales and Rice
Likes: His Girlfriend Jaidyn, bath time, Eating, his dog Daisy.
Dislikes: When his girlfriend takes his toys, bedtime.
Birthday: January 12, 2011
Parents: JD and Jennifer Reyna
Grandparents: Becky Martinez; Joe and Sherry Phillips
Favorite Food: Mama's milk, beans and Cheetos
Likes: Music and dancing, bath time and cuddling
Dislikes: The vacuum cleaner and getting dressed
Birthday: May 11, 2011
Parents: Ruben Rodriguez and Candice Chavez
Grandparents: Brian and Jane Chavez; Paula and Raul Gomez; Anna Madrigal
Favorite Food: Bananas and Strawberry Yogurt
Likes: Dogs, Bubble Guppies, Cruising in his walker
Dislikes: Nothing
Birthday: August 9, 2011
Parents: Ryley and Brooke Rodriques
Grandparents: Kelvin and Cindy Allen; Louis and Susan Rodriques
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Anything that "sparkles" and baths
Dislikes: Car seat and naps
Birthday: May 17, 2011
Parents: Chris and Tiffany Rogers
Grandparents: Pam and Jim Rogers; Beverly Harris
Favorite Food: Sweet potatoes, peaches, pretty much anything
Likes: He's fascinated by the cat and dog and he loves to bounce.
Dislikes: He hates the blow dryer.
Birthday: May 21, 2011
Parents: Megan Isabell and Phillip Romo
Grandparents: Sharon Isabell; Keith Covey; Jose Romo; Alice Romo; Olivia Romo
Favorite Food: Sweet potatoes, peaches, pretty much anything
Likes: When his family visits and decorates his grave.
Dislikes: Seeing his family sad.
Birthday: January 6, 2011
Parents: Michael and Rosemarie Rosales
Grandparents: Raul and Mary Orta; Richard and Connie Ybarra; Clara Sandival
Favorite Food: Sweet potato puffs
Likes: Books, music and dancing
Dislikes: Nap time unless daddy is putting her to sleep
Birthday: March 26, 2011
Parents: Heather and Thomas Schifferns
Grandparents: Larry and Bonnie Davis
Favorite Food: Carrots and Peas
Likes: Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
Dislikes: When Daddy goes to work
Birthday: March 21, 2011
Parents: Tyson and Cherie Scholz
Grandparents: Melanie Singleton; Garry Singleton; Beth and Ben Scholz
Favorite Food: Green Beans, Sweet Potatoes, Pizza Crust
Likes: Her Dogs, Kitten and Horses
Dislikes: Peas
Birthday: March 3, 2011
Parents: Bradley and Traci Scott
Grandparents: Timothy and Kay Medford; Jerry Scott
Favorite Food: Bananas, chicken, and cottage cheese
Likes: To be outdoors, bath time and his doggies
Dislikes: His car seat and nap time
Birthday: May 26, 2011
Parents: Tyson and Bliss Sherwood
Grandparents: Bunny Provence and the late Glenn Provence; Nellie Sherwood; Tim and Marie Sherwood
Favorite Food: He eats anything and everything
Likes: Taking baths and splashing water everywhere, watching older sister and brother playing and running around.
Dislikes: Wiping his nose
Birthday: August 16, 2011
Parents: Ricky and Rachel Shreffler
Grandparents: Nancy Riemer; Rick and Kim Shreffler
Favorite Food: Sweet Potatoes
Likes: Pepa Pig and Olvia Pig
Dislikes: Loud Noises
Birthday: March 15, 2011
Parents: Holly and Shane Sillivent
Grandparents: Trish Faris; Robert Sillivent; Leslie and Michael Gaither; Dr. Curt Harlan
Favorite Food: Butternut Squash, Strawberries and Cereal Puffs
Likes: Playing with all her new toys from Santa and being sung to by Grandma Trish!
Dislikes: Going to sleep because she doesn't want to miss anything!
Birthday: May 12, 2011
Parents: Brandon and Tina Slay
Grandparents: Doug and Donna Slay; Becky and Clay Thornton
Favorite Food: Sweet Potatoes
Likes: Riding on Daddys Shoulders
Dislikes: Being put in the car seat.
Birthday: August 14, 2011
Parents: David and Kindra Smiley
Grandparents: Kendall and Pam Holman; Dan and Darlene Hendren; Bobby and Wanda Smiley
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: Playing on the floor with Luke, her brother.
Dislikes: Tummy time, her car seat
Birthday: February 15, 2011
Parents: Adam and Nicki Smith
Grandparents: Berry and Joyce Smith; Alana Gariepy
Favorite Food: Green beans
Likes: Bath time, Big sister
Dislikes: Naps and having her hair done
Birthday: April 11, 2011
Parents: Anthony and Jennifer Smith
Grandparents: Sue and Bernard Smith; Paulette Laxson and Gary Harclerode
Favorite Food: Bananas and Grapes
Likes: Peek-A-Boo and Flirting
Dislikes: Adult Food and Long Car Rides
Birthday: August 29, 2011
Parents: Trenton and Kaela Smith
Grandparents: Wayne and Crystal Thomas
Favorite Food: Cereal and Carrots
Likes: Bath time, Sponge Bob, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
Dislikes: Nap time and squash
Birthday: June 22, 2011
Parents: Jason and Abby Snyder
Grandparents: Jackie and Peggy Smith; Chuck and Carolyn Snyder
Favorite Food: Sweet potatoes
Likes: Watching Curious George, seeing himself in the mirror and his mobile
Dislikes: Drinking water
Birthday: April 29, 2011
Parents: Casey and Krista Sorrells
Grandparents: Tim and Kim Sorrells; Rex and Tonya Brewer; Shane Cauliflower
Favorite Food: Squash
Likes: smiling; daisey boxer, daddy juggling
Dislikes: Nap time and new foods
Birthday: August 22, 2011
Parents: Eric Stewart and Cheyenne Moreland
Grandparents: Shannon and Evette Moreland; Dave and Teri Stewart
Favorite Food: Strawberries
Likes: Bath time, Music, Colorful TV shows, Shopping with Mommy and her Elephant Ellie!
Dislikes: Going to sleep because she doesn't want to miss anything and hearing someone cough or sneeze.
Birthday: August 5 , 2011
Parents: Cole and Casey Suddeath
Grandparents: Ray and Liz Griffin; Mitize Suddeath; Donna Bowmen; Sherrie Arnold; Mike Hood
Favorite Food: Sweet potatoes, mash potatoes, fruit
Likes: Se loves her Ella the Elephant, bath time, and playing with her mommy, daddy and grandparents and uncles and aunties
Dislikes: Being still
Birthday: May 30, 2011
Parents: Dr. Erin and Dustin Taylor
Grandparents: Jay and Jena Taylor; Carl and Beth Sundstrom
Favorite Food: Bananas
Likes: Bouncing, outdoors, bath time, riding in shopping carts and kitty
Dislikes: Not constantly moving and rice foods
Birthday: October 14 , 2011
Parents: Caliebra Rayford, Dontae Termain
Grandparents: La Tunya and Howard Ford; Ford Clifton; Jaime Monroe
Favorite Food: Milk
Likes: To be sang to, her wubbanub, and watching TV
Dislikes: Noise
Birthday: September 14, 2011
Parents: Toby and Brandi Thompson
Grandparents: Richey and Karen Thompson; Benny Ingram; BJ Smith
Favorite Food: Anything my Mom eats
Likes: Attention and watching sports with Daddy
Dislikes: Getting Dressed and nap time
Birthday: October 21, 2011
Parents: James and Leticia Truex
Grandparents: Eddie and Lety Garcia; Joe and Cindy Gibson and Bob (Truck) Truex
Favorite Food: Gerber Good Start
Likes: Playtime with big Brother and Sister
Dislikes: Waiting on his bottle to be made.
Birthday: April 19, 2011
Parents: Andrew and Kristen Tucker
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Likes: Bath time, wearing his jammies, and his big brothers Alex, Michael, Dustin, Dakota
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Tennessee Titans coach Jeff Fisher is hopeful the team can resolve its issues with running back Chris Johnson by the time practice begins in June.
"I would assume that there will probably be a sit-down meeting between both sides between now and then and we'll see what happens," Fisher said Tuesday. "He invited me to participate in his football camp. I told him I'd like him to participate in mine.
"I think it makes sense to get everybody together and I think that's what we'll push for. There is no purpose, no set agenda right now. But it would make sense to get together and try to sort things out. ... We clearly have an issue and we're going to try to get it resolved."
Johnson earned $7.27 million through the first two years of the deal he signed as the 24th pick in the 2008 draft. He is scheduled to make an additional $3.56 million over the remaining three years of his deal.
But after a 2,006-yard rushing season that won him the NFL offensive player of the year award, Johnson has indicated he's looking for a significant pay increase. The issue is complicated by a rule in the collective bargaining agreement that limits salary increases for deals signed this year.
Last season, Johnson was the NFL's leading rusher by a margin of 590 yards more than Steven Jackson of St. Louis. He set the single-season record for yards from scrimmage with 2,509, topping Marshall Faulk's mark of 2,429 set in 1999 with St. Louis. He became the first player in NFL history to rush for 2,000 yards with 500 yards receiving in the same season.
He also was the first player in NFL history to rush for three touchdowns of 85 yards or longer in a career -- all in one season. Only Eric Dickerson (3,318) and Edgerrin James (3,262) ran for more yards in their first two seasons than Johnson with 3,234 to start his career.
Fisher's comments on Johnson came the day tight end Bo Scaife joined the Titans for voluntary organized team activities.
Fisher had previously indicated he felt Scaife was being steered to stay away from the team's voluntary workouts by his agent, Drew Rosenhaus. He said he agreed with the thinking that Scaife has been well taken care of with a guaranteed $4.9 million restricted free agent tender, which brings his 2009-10 earnings to $9.3 million.
The Titans applied their franchise tag to Scaife last season to keep him out of free agency.
"It looks like he's been working out, he's in shape," Fisher said. "As long as he continues to participate in the offseason program, things will be fine."
Scaife is a go-to target for Vince Young and the team's top veteran tight end, with Alge Crumpler having left for the New England Patriots.
Scaife ranked third on the team in 2009 with 45 catches for 440 yards playing in 14 games. The Titans are also relying on contributions from Jared Cook and Craig Stevens at the position.
Scaife, a fifth-round pick from 2005, said he's been training in Denver, where he's spent time with his young daughter.
"I've really just been doing my own thing," Scaife said. "I've got a little girl and taking care of her and just preparing myself to have the best season of my career. You know when it's a good time when you feel it, and I just felt it."
The suggestion that he was staying away to help secure a long-term deal "might have a little truth to it," Scaife said. But he also spoke of his affection for his coaches and teammates.
"I'm taking care of my business, I feel good, I am healthy," he said. "I like how I am paid ... It's a blessing just to have what I do have. I've never been one of those guys to be upset, I'm not a holdout guy, I'm never going to be a holdout guy.
"Every little piece that I get I am blessed to have, because I know a lot of people don't have that. I'm glad what the Titans are giving me now and hopefully we'll figure something out one of these days."
Another restricted free agent, middle linebacker Stephen Tulloch, remains a non-participant in OTAs. If Tulloch doesn't sign his tender by June 15, the Titans can reduce it.
Scaife said he talks with Johnson and Tulloch all the time and that he's sure both have their reasons.
"I want them to come back. They need to be back with their teammates, but I'm not going to knock anything they do," he said.
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England international Nick Kennedy joined English Premiership club Harlequins from European champions Toulon on Wednesday.
Kennedy, who won seven England caps between 2008 and 2009, failed to settle at Toulon and returns to the Premiership after one season with the French side.
Harlequins were in the market for a lock after Olly Kohn retired due to a shoulder injury and they moved quickly to snap up Kennedy once Toulon agreed to let him leave.
Conor O'Shea, Harlequins' director of rugby, gave Kennedy his break at London Irish and he said: "Nick has sacrificed a valuable contract at Toulon to return to England where he feels he has unfinished business.
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Kennedy, 31, struggled to adapt to life at Toulon after his long spell in the Premiership with London Irish.
But Kennedy insisted he had no regrets about joining Toulon because he was able to play a part in the club's European Cup final victory over Clermont in Dublin.
"I've had a memorable year in the south of France and winning the European Cup with Toulon will rank among the highlights of my career," Kennedy said.
"The opportunity to return to England and join Harlequins has come at the right time for me. I'm looking forward to the challenge and to being part of an exciting squad of talented players."
Toulon announced on Tuesday that New Zealand lock Ali Williams will join the club to replace Kennedy.


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Hello! My name is Christine and I'm new to this group. I thought I would check in to see if there are others with a similar due date or neighborhood to me.
I'm due July 10 with my first and live in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn. During the day, I'm right at Rockefeller Center.
I would love to meet others in the neighborhood or who are planning summer due dates! :)


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The authors of the Popular Mechanics book about 9/11 offered to solve this problem. While acknowledging that Hanjour "may not have been highly skilled," they said that he did not need to be, because all he had to do was, using a GPS unit, put his plane on autopilot.118 "He steered the plane manually for only the final eight minutes of the flight," they state triumphantly119---ignoring the fact that it was precisely during those minutes that Hanjour had allegedly performed the impossible.
14. Would an al-Qaeda Pilot Have Executed that Maneuver?
A further question is: Even if one of the al-Qaeda operatives on that flight could have executed that maneuver, would he have done so? This question arises out of the fact that the plane could easily have crashed into the roof on the side of the Pentagon that housed Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and all the top brass. The difficult maneuver would have been required only by the decision to strike Wedge 1 on the side.
But this was the worst possible place, given the assumed motives of the al-Qaeda operatives: They would have wanted to kill Rumsfeld and the top brass, but Wedge 1 was as far removed from their offices as possible. They would have wanted to cause as much destruction as possible, but Wedge 1---and only it---had been renovated to make it less vulnerable to attack. Al-Qaeda operatives would have wanted to kill as many Pentagon employees as possible, but because the renovation was not quite complete, Wedge 1 was only sparsely occupied. The attack also occurred on the only part of the Pentagon that would have presented physical obstacles to an attacking airplane. All of these facts were public knowledge. So even if an al-Qaeda pilot had been capable of executing the maneuver to strike the ground floor of Wedge 1, he would not have done so.
15. Could al-Qaeda Operatives Have Brought Down the World Trade Center Buildings?
Returning to the issue of competence, another question is whether al-Qaeda operatives could have brought down the Twin Towers and WTC 7?
With regard to the Twin Towers, the official theory is that they were brought down by the impact of the airplanes plus the ensuing fires. But this theory cannot explain why the towers, after exploding outwards at the top, came straight down, because this type of collapse would have required all 287 of each building's steel columns---which ran from the basement to the roof---to have failed simultaneously; it cannot explain why the top parts of the buildings came straight down at virtually free-fall speed, because this required that the lower parts of the building, with all of their steel and concrete, offered no resistance; it cannot explain why sections of steel beams, weighing thousands of tons, were blown out horizontally more than 500 feet; it cannot explain why some of the steel had melted, because this melting required temperatures far hotter than the fires in the buildings could possibly have been; and it cannot explain why many firefighters and WTC employees reported massive explosions in the buildings long after all the jet-fuel had burned up. But all of these phenomena are easily explainable by the hypothesis that the buildings were brought down by explosives in the procedure known as controlled demolition.120
This conclusion now constitutes the consensus of independent physicists, chemists, architects, engineers, and demolition experts who have studied the facts.121 For example, Edward Munyak, a mechanical and fire protection engineer who worked in the US departments of energy and defense, says: "The concentric nearly freefall speed exhibited by each building was identical to most controlled demolitions. . . . Collapse [was] not caused by fire effects."122 Dwain Deets, the former director of the research engineering division at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center, mentions the "massive structural members being hurled horizontally" as one of the factors leaving him with "no doubt [that] explosives were involved."123
Given the fact that WTC 7 was not even hit by a plane, its vertical collapse at virtually free-fall speed, which also was preceded by explosions and involved the melting of steel, was still more obviously an example of controlled demolition.124 For example, Jack Keller, emeritus professor of engineering at Utah State University, who has been given special recognition by Scientific American, said: "Obviously it was the result of controlled demolition."125 Likewise, when Danny Jowenko---a controlled demolition expert in the Netherlands who had not known that WTC 7 had collapsed on 9/11---was asked to comment on a video of its collapse, he said: "They simply blew up columns, and the rest caved in afterwards. . . . [I]t's been imploded. . . . A team of experts did this."126
If the Twin Towers and WTC 7 were brought down by explosives, the question becomes: Who would have had the ability to place the explosives? This question involves two parts: First, who could have obtained access to the buildings for all the hours it would have taken to plant the explosives? The answer is: Only someone with connections to people in charge of security for the World Trade Center.
The second part of the question is: Who, if they had such access, would have had the expertise to engineer the controlled demolition of these three buildings? As Jowenko's statement indicated, the kind of controlled demolition to which these buildings were subjected was implosion, which makes the building come straight down. According to ImplosionWorld.com, an implosion is "by far the trickiest type of explosive project, and there are only a handful of blasting companies in the world that possess enough experience . . . to perform these true building implosions."127
Both parts of the question, therefore, rule out al-Qaeda operatives. The destruction of the World Trade Center had to have been an inside job.
16. Would al-Qaeda Operatives Have Imploded the Buildings?
Finally, we can also ask whether, even if al-Qaeda operatives had possessed the ability to cause the World Trade Center buildings to implode so as to come straight down, they would have done so? The answer to this question becomes obvious once we reflect upon the purpose of this kind of controlled demolition, which is to avoid damaging near-by buildings. Had the 110-story Twin Towers fallen over sideways, they would have caused massive destruction in lower Manhattan, destroying dozens of other buildings and killing tens of thousands of people. Would al-Qaeda have had the courtesy to make sure that the buildings came straight down?
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Believe it or not, in the United States, there are more pet fish (171,700,000 freshwater and 11,200,000 saltwater, according to the American Pet Products Association) than dogs and cats combined. Most of them live in humble abodes—either a small glass bowl or, at most, a rectangular tank shared with plastic pink castles and fake plants. But some fish like to swim large. We've compiled a list of the most over-the-top tanks for your water-bound companions, from a bowl that gives constant social networking updates for goldfish to a cage that brings creatures from sky together with those from under the sea. Sure, most would look out of place in the average home, but if you're a true enthusiast it may be worth it.


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"In this engrossing study of debates over physician-assisted suicide, Jones has issued a challenge to liberals. The old idea that liberalism is morally neutral and culturally unbiased will have to be discarded. But in doing so, liberals just may find allies among religious and other voices fighting for equality." —Amy Sullivan, The Washington Monthly
"Examining the legal debates surrounding Oregon's Death with Dignity Act, [Jones] argues that liberal theorists such as Ronald Dworkin, whom he otherwise admires, are wrong to weigh in on the side of physician-assisted suicide. The cause of their error, he argues, is a failure to recognize the cultural biases that help socially determine suicide choices. This failure is connected with a failure to fully articulate the commitment to egalitarianism suggested by Dworkin's own conception of 'equality of resources.'" —SciTech Book News, September 1, 2007
"Focuses on the writings of Ronald Dworkin and John Rawls in a critique of liberal egalitarian philosophers' support for physician-assisted suicide; argues that liberal philosophers should oppose the practice, at least until access to health care is assured for all." —The Chronicle of Higher Education
About the Author
Robert P. Jones is director and senior fellow at the Center for American Values in Public Life, People for the American Way Foundation.


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- 4 baby red potatoes, thinly sliced
- 2 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
- 2 tablespoons rosemary leaves
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 small head red leaf lettuce, torn into pieces
- 2 tablespoons store-bought red wine vinaigrette
- Heat oven to 425° F. Sprinkle a rimmed baking sheet with the cornmeal. Shape the dough into a large oval and place on the prepared baking sheet.
- In a bowl, toss the potatoes, garlic, rosemary, oil, salt, and pepper. Scatter over the dough and bake until golden brown, 25 to 30 minutes.
- Toss the lettuce with the vinaigrette and serve with the flat bread.


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