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As the daughter of feminists, I'm interested in how we, the next generation of feminist mothers, are choosing to bring up our children. Was "having it all" everything it was cracked to be? Is pink so evil? Will we pursue the same ideals and lifestyle choices or are we doing things differently? There might be some other topics thrown in, on health, environment, community and general parenting in the 21st century...
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- Anonymous5 March 2014 06:53
Agree with what you say in thus article but the fact still remains that I ff because I simply preferred it to bfing. You don't mention the fact that bfing ensures the entirety of the responsibility for feeding the baby rests with mothers, particularly as they are so discouraged from using a bottle because of 'nipple confusion'. This puts more stress on women at a time when they need to be getting over the most traumatic experience of their lives - birth. I chose to ff my second child as i simply hated bfing as it was uncomfortable and caused so much stress as it meant no one else could help me. Formula feeding is so much easier for me so i really think your view is skewed. If you love bfing that's great but don't make out its always best for women, its not.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous5 March 2014 09:43
really good piece.i was given a lot of pressure to ff my twins...pressure I ignored, despite difficulties....society now seems to view ff as normal and bf as odd. As for last comment...if childbirth was the most traumatic event of your life you either had an really awful time of it in childbirth or you have had an easy life....i also fail to see how the article is skewed...if you read it it clearly states the writer formula fed her baby......ReplyDelete
Thank you for the comments (I wrote the piece). I'd echo what the second commenter said, I formula fed my first child and didn't take issue with people who ff out of choice from the outset. My primary concern is mothers who (and the statistics show that a lot of us fall into this category) really want to breastfeed but - for various reasons - end up switching and then feeling bad/like they couldn't do it/didn't try hard enough, when really the cultural context doesn't promote breastfeeding or support mothers.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7 March 2014 23:36
Excellent article, couldn't agree more. I couldn't quite believe when I eventually got round to giving birth at 40 that I knew virtually nothing about my body and how it would change for pregnancy, birth and breastfeeding. We rarely if ever see breastfeeding in public, women's experience of birth is so medicalised - instead of children seeing their siblings or extended family born at home and hearing about the whole things women disappear in to hospital and subsequently we hear about traumatic experiences rather than positive ones. Pregnancy, birth and raising children is all one big commercial opportunity - including as you quite rightly say formula, which is a huge market. I absolutely respect every woman's right to choose in every walk of life, including ff - but everyone needs the relevant information to make their choices, and that's where I think we are falling short: there is just not enough information about the non-commercial choices.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you - I'm glad it struck a chord!Delete
Can we please not fall for the marketing ploy of using the bland pseudo-scientific term 'formula' invented to sell product? It is artificial babymilk.ReplyDelete
Having been brought up by a Mum who was a health visitor it was TINA for me.
Having married into a farming community I was struck at the incredible lengths farmers go to to ensure that lambs/calves/foals get their colostrum - simply because without it their chances are compromised both as neo-nates and later in life. The importance of colostrum has never been properly emphasised to new mothers for some puzzling reason. Indeed it is typically dismissed as 'watery first milk' compared to the 'real' milk!
I would go as far as to say that every baby has a right to the colostrum in the first two days of his/her life. It is not public, it doesn't hurt so who could disagree with this?
Having worked in preparedness planning if I was expecting now I would also buy in a minimum six month store of artificial babymilk powder because should the overdue dangerous flu pandemic explode (and as a new Mum I might be susceptible and die or get ill and lose my milk) I would not want my baby to starve if the supermarket re-supply by road infrastructure fails - remember the fuel blockade in 2000?. It keeps and if not needed could be ebayed on!


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In many theoretical public finance models, school quality plays a central role as a determinant of household location choices and in turn, of neighborhood stratification. In contrast, the recent empirical literature has almost universally concluded that the direct effect of school quality on housing demand is weak, a conclusion that is robust across a variety of research designs. Using an equilibrium model of residential sorting, this paper closes the gap between these literatures, providing clear evidence that the full effect of school quality on residential sorting is significantly larger than the direct effect -- four times as great for education stratification, twice for income stratification. This is due to a strong social multiplier associated with heterogeneous preferences for peers and neighbors; initial changes in school quality set in motion a process of re-sorting on the basis of neighborhood characteristics that reinforces itself, giving rise to substantially larger stratification effects.
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A NEWPORT cannabis dealer who devised a "moronic scheme" to advertise his services on Facebook was given a suspended sentence and told to wear an electronic tag.
Ricky Dupont, 21, was caught outside Maesglas shops after plainclothes police officers smelled cannabis and searched him on November 26 last year.
The court heard Dupont, of Maerdy Close, would ride around on his pushbike offering people the drug in order to fund his gambling addiction.
Judge Thomas Crowther QC described his attempts at dealing as "an entirely moronic scheme as you decided to advertise your willingness to sell drugs on Facebook."
The court heard Dupont had begun dealing in October last year after losing his job as a cleaner and facing pressures in his personal life, selling around six ounces in total.
He divided the cannabis bush into £10 bags and had made around £300 profit in that time, the court heard.
He also used the mobile messaging service BBM to advertise, the court heard.
Police found two bags worth £10 on his person. After searching his house they found more cannabis, bringing the total to 63 grams, as well as scales and some cash which had not yet been counted.
Dupont was convicted of possessing cannabis with intent to supply and supplying cannabis at Gwent Magistrates Court on September 17 and committed to Cardiff Crown Court for sentence.
He was given a prison sentence of six months suspended for two years and ordered to undertake 180 hours of unpaid work as well as to wear an electronic tag enforcing a curfew between 8pm and 6am for three months. He was also ordered to pay an £80 victim surcharge.
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3.58/5 rDev -6%
deep hazy coppery color, with a big ol tan head and good clumpy lacing.
smells a little like cotton candy and apples. a little farmhouse scent, straw and funk.
taste is the same. a little bitter and funky. dry finish
mouthfeel is watery and foamy. very dry finish.
moderate drinkability. kind of lasting flavor that doesn't necessarily taste all that wonderful.
im a bit confused by this beer it is kind of an odd farmhouse ale. not bad, but confusing.
04-17-2010 02:14:32 | More by ryanonline
3.53/5 rDev -7.3%
Poured this into my Chimay goblet. A honey color with hints of chill haze. Bright white foamy head settled very quickly. Aroma is very sweet, with hints of candy sugar, some citrus or dried fruit as well. Taste is not like other saisons i remember having. Some fruity notes , light sugar sweet flavor . Mouthfeel starts of fizzy, but fades nice and smoothly, leaving just a bit of sweet aftertaste. A fairly drinkable brew, unique flavor, but i kinda wish it was more sour.
06-29-2008 02:15:20 | More by BigJTrucker
3.75/5 rDev -1.6%
drank on 6.14.08 with bro in law jason. poured from bottle into wide mouth glass.
godo copper color, hazy. thick and bubbly head, foamy. however the head dissipated quickly. it did leave a decent lacing.
good sweet malty smell with hints of cherry and honey. unexpected taste. a little sharp at first but a great malty flavor. mouthfeel was quite nice.
10-29-2008 20:25:54 | More by Hophead101
3.93/5 rDev +3.1%
Bright cloudy red. Minimal lacing. Poured a bit heavy with less lacing than the sasion.
Aroma of sweet tart fruit like cherries and brown sugar. Floral hops.
taste is sweet and a bit puckering with bitter sweetnesss.
Mouthfeel is heavy and carbonation is explosive and intermittent.
Drinkability is medium. It's a bit heavy but pleasant and easy to drink.
07-05-2008 02:55:35 | More by gonzo46and2
3.75/5 rDev -1.6%
A - Cloudy amber/birch beer look to it with a decent, khaki head that revives a bit with a swirl. Trace amount of lace.
S - Interesting toffee, booze, leather, peat and barnyard aromas. I like it - it's something different.
T - Toffee, alcohol, wet leather - tastes sort of like its aroma. I like it.
M - Nice citus-like fizz deftly balanced against a creamy blanket of ale that's not too heavy.
D - More than drinkable but my guess is that it would shine best when paired with food such as stew, BBQ ribs, etc.
01-28-2009 23:31:04 | More by pinotboy007
3.45/5 rDev -9.4%
Warning - LOTS of sediment. Pour this baby gently. Color is a dark amber. Darker than any other Saison I can recall. Nice head retention, nich lacing, but not the rocky monster it should be. Has a sweet funky smell which is reflected in the taste. Wow, this is sweet. Some banana. No white pepper, no discernable spice. Some barnyard is there, but the sweetness is too overpowering for it to stand out much.
Highly carbonated with a full and tingly mouthfeel. Drinkability is fine, but the sweetness just makes this too much for an everyday Saison. ABV is very well hidden. All and all, a decent brew, but not wone I would turn to before the big 3 (Dupont, Fantome, Hennepin).
04-19-2007 12:29:41 | More by Onibubba
3.83/5 rDev +0.5%
Cloudy orange/brown with a billowy off white head. Big fruity nose, banana pudding, orange, passion fruit, banana bread and some herbals. Earthy malt and sweetness play well with the sour yeasts although malt seems heavy for a saison. Begins dry and peppery and ends with a rush of honey sweetness, and unripened bananas. Big floral effervescence, herbals, caramel, and musty yeast notes all around. Medium body with lots of carbonation and a slightly syrupy mouthfeel. I enjoyed this one even though it might not fall along the lines of a traditional saison.
09-07-2007 15:49:05 | More by cabsandking
2.68/5 rDev -29.7%
Pours a murky light brown with orange highlights. Dark and murky for a saison. A huge tan head falls to a cap.
Aroma is sweet, caramel, bananas. Something in there is almost acrid. A hint of spices.
Taste is again, very sweet for a saison. Bruised bananas, caramel, almost rum like. No real tart or musty notes, but an alcoholic spiceness which dominates the finish.
Medium body with soft creamy carbonation. Dry finish.
This only way in which this resembles the other saisons I've tried is in the dry finish. This is more like the bastard child of a weizenbock and saison.
04-04-2009 19:56:18 | More by goatgoat
New Hampshire
3.88/5 rDev +1.8%
Pours a cloudy, rusty brown with a one-finger light tan head that sticks around for most of the duration. Little to no lacing left behind. Probably the darkest saison I've ever seen, and I was quite surprised.
Smell is Belgian yeast, plums, and wet hay.
Taste starts out yeasty with some tart cherries, sour apples and plums. Some wet hay and horse blanket round out the middle with a hint of alcohol. Finishes slightly bitter with a bit more sourness.
Creamy, medium body with a slight tingle from the carbonation.
A good saison, but probably not a bottle a could drink on my own. I was glad to be able to share this one with a couple of friends.
11-23-2008 20:30:02 | More by MrMonkey
4/5 rDev +5%
Into my Duvel glass
A: Darker than anticipated. A murky brownish orange with a 1+ finger off-white head and fairly high carbonation. Great lacing
S: cinnamon, faint dark fruit, wild yeast funk, sour berries, a little medicinal, candied sugar and grassy. All sorts of aromas
T: dark fruit and berries (like aroma) caramel, malt, some wood
M: rather full bodied with high carb and a sourness, dry with a little bit of a sticky mouthfeel
D: A pretty good saison, not my favorite, but well done.
12-30-2008 20:55:26 | More by Rainintheface
4.15/5 rDev +8.9%
A: Deep gold to light amber with orange hues. Big beige head creeps ever so slowly back into the beer while clinging to the edges of the glass. This is a sill and hazy beer. In appearance, it seems more like an Imperial IPA than a Saison.
S: Overripe pear dominates atop a solid base of bread-like pale malt sweetness that is punctuated with a faint banana ester. No tart, sour, or sharp scents. No clove or spice notes. Minimal musty hops aroma.
T: An unexpected shift in flavor tones to favor the musty and mineral hop profile as opposed to the light fruits. Overall, crisp and light. Unusual flavors for a saison and not quite the most pleasing.
M: Despite the hazy appearance and great head retention, this beer does not have an overly heavy body. perfect for saison.
D: A truly interesting take on the Saison. Perhaps more hops in the taste than any other saison I can recall.
11-10-2008 21:07:41 | More by BWH3
2.55/5 rDev -33.1%
Appearance - Almost the color of cherry oak, which is a little dark for a saison. Looking like an impostor and not true to style will cost it a fair amount of points.. Pretty nice off white head, which stood up for quite some time and left it's mark around the glass.
Smell - Sweet cherry with a sour breath to it, almost like a flemish red. Sour, most definitely sour, with a fruity aroma to it; most likely banana. Very pungent, while not bad, not very saison like.
Taste & Mouthfeel - Really mellow with a thick creamy malt. Has a lot of sour fruit to it, and a little bit of a belgian quad type taste. Loads and loads of dark fruit are thrown in and have a candied taste to them. Have no idea what they're trying to pull off here? Medium mouthfeel is coating, but not really interested in what it's coating my mouth with.
Drinkability - This beer has no identity whatsoever. Don't know how or why this beer came to be, and don't really care.
04-10-2009 06:54:03 | More by ryrust5301
4.18/5 rDev +9.7%
Poured from an 11.2 oz bottle into a tulip glass. Nice orange/amber/gold color with a huge, fluffy, three-finger head. The foam sticks around for most of the duration and leaves pretty decent lace as I drink it. This one is definitely darker than previous saisons I've had.
Big time aromas of Belgian fruity esters. Some honey and spiciness as well. Taste is very fruity with a little phenolic banana. The alcohol is slightly noticeable on the mildly bitter finish.
Mouthfeel is light-medium with lots of carbonation. This is a really delicious saison that definitely ranks up there with Hennepin and Dupont in my opinion. Very drinkable.
11-09-2008 05:51:59 | More by daythree16
3.68/5 rDev -3.4%
Thanks go out to glid02 for sending this brew my way.
A = A nice amber color with a generous white head. Thick lacing around the sides.
S = Lots of fruitiness. Some pear, apple, and some slight sour cherry.
T = This is pretty complex. i taste pears, some slight apple, and sour cherry taste. It comes through sweet in the end with some orange zest and a bit of spice with coriander. Very interesting and complex.
M = Kinda heavy and creamy with low carbonation
D = This is pretty interesting. It's worth a shot if you see it in the store or the bar. It's something that's a little different. Thanks again to glid02 for another tasty hook up!
04-10-2009 06:46:56 | More by ShrLSU
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
10-22-2012 05:12:01 | More by KZE80
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
06-11-2013 00:53:41 | More by JDavidRice
3.83/5 rDev +0.5%
Pours a hazy yellowish amber brown, with a one finger head. The darkest saison I have ever seen, but the label on the bottle warned of such a color.
Smells tart for a saison. Almost a sticky sweet toffee, fruity esters.
This is the lovechild of a saison and a quad. The first sip took me by surprise and I was mildly turned off, but the following sips grew on me quick. Dark fruits sweet, balanced by a lambic tartness.
A brave and interesting brew. A great twist on the style.
06-08-2011 03:22:53 | More by dbmernin83
4.08/5 rDev +7.1%
Pours nice reddish amber color that is cloudy with a thin off-white head. Smells of rich, sweet malt and sour yeast and a hint of spice. The initial flavor is a dominant lightly sour yeast with a good malt base. Less alcoholic than expected though it is definitely there. Sour yeast and lightly bitter aftertaste. The mouthfeel is medium to full bodied with alcholic finish and moderate carbonation. Overall, this is a tasty saison. I can't say I have had another Imperial Saison, but his beer is definitely bigger than the saisons I have tried. It is very nice and easily drinkable. Try it paired with mussels. We steamed the mussels in 3/4 cup of this beer along with some garlic butter, and the results were very tasty with the rest of the beer!
10-16-2007 22:59:18 | More by walshclimb
3.48/5 rDev -8.7%
A -- Pours a deep amber orange with a nice frothy head that settles into a light skim and leaves a good amount of lacing.
S -- Caramel malt slightly soured with a solid barnyard funk. Almost smells of wild yeast although I don't think it A -- Pours a deep amber orange with a nice frothy head that settles into a light skim and leaves a good amount of lacing.
S -- is.
T -- Deeply malty with a nice crispness with a lingering dryness. Notes of peach and grapes, lightly hopped.
M -- Smooth and slightly tart, with a nice dry bitter note to end.
D -- Nice and approachable, I would use this as a great introduction to the style, although I wouldn't buy it again for my own consumption.
04-07-2010 00:58:11 | More by CPeterson
4.05/5 rDev +6.3%
Pours slightly murky amber. Dark for the style I suppose, but it's appealing. Large frothy off-white/light tan head that recedes but sticks around for a while. Nice sticky lacing.
Smells of overripe fruit, green apples, brown sugar, molasses, a hint of bubblegum, earthy and funky yeast. A nice dose of tart and barnyard from the Brett. Somewhat spicy and very nice.
The taste consists of mild dark fruit, brown sugar, roasted malts. Finishes relatively sweet but earthy as well and leaves a spiciness that is almost reminiscent of rye, but is most definately from the yeast. The funk is not as present as in the aroma. Sweet and roasty for the style, but it's good.
Definately not carbonated enough. It's not awful because it does has a nice silky quality, but for a saison, it lacks the necessary dry crispness.
It's a very interesting beer to drink. It's a bit sweet, but for 8.5%, it's not much of a trouble to finish.
12-30-2010 03:23:42 | More by sjccmd
4.03/5 rDev +5.8%
A - Ruddy amber with a finger of thick white foam. Some yeast floaties are present.
S - Smells heavily spiced; cinnamon and the like. Still an undercurrent of yeast and a touch of saison funk.
T - Not quite as spiced as the smell would lead you to believe, but the cinnamon/nutmeg combo is coming through here and is really brought forward by the caramel malts. Not too much like a traditional saison, but some of that farmhouse flavor does come through. Also some citrus and other fruits; pear, grape etc.
M - Medium bodied and fairly high in carbonation; luckily this one doesn't cloy or the spices might be too much.
O - I like this beer; that being said, it really is unlike any saison I've come across. I guess the intensity is the whole 'imperial' part of the equation. Personally, I would desire this beer on a cooler evening where the warming alcohol and spices could comfort better.
08-10-2011 03:50:33 | More by LiquidCucumber
3.03/5 rDev -20.5%
Poured from a 750 into my Duvel tulip. Darker than other Saisons I've had, an amber to brown color with lively carbonation and a one finger head. Some minimal lacing down the glass.
Smell was funky, sweaty, almost sour.
Taste was similar; dry but musty and funky. Not exactly what I was hoping for, but not horrible either.
Mouthfeel was good due to the carbonation.
Drinkability was decent smoothness-wise, but not a favorite taste for me. I wouldn't buy it again, but I'm sure there are those (Fantome fans) that would like it.
06-01-2009 16:49:04 | More by BeTheBall
New Jersey
3.85/5 rDev +1%
Appearance: There wasn't a huge pop when I pulled the cork, so a gave it a roughish pour into a tulip, which resulted in some yeast sediment making its way into the glass. This is much, much darker than I expected, with a one-finger off-white head that lingers somewhat.
Smell: Tartness attacks even before I put my nose into the glass, at which point there's some barnyard funk. Frankly it's not the most appealing nose I've experienced, and I'm a fan of the funk.
Taste: Fruit sweetness dominates - peaches and pears, and a little spice. The tartness is present, too, and I'm wondering if this one is a little past its prime; could over-aging cause it to both darken and get tart? Although interesting, it feels a little unbalanced - the hops just play around the edges, and the funk in the nose doesn't get rolling in my mouth, so I ended up feeling like this was a bit sweeter than I'd typically expect for the style.
Mouthfeel: As you might expect, I didn't love the mouthfeel. Given the sweetness, a little more zip in this category might have helped. As it is, it finishes a little heavy for what I expect from this style.
Drinkability: I applaud the brewers for pushing the envelope a bit here (and the saison envelope is a pretty damn big envelope as it is), but it's not really a beer I'd be happy drinking all night, and at the same time it doesn't do it for me as a evening capper, etc. I wouldn't say don't try it, because it's interesting, but there are better saisons out there.
07-18-2008 00:32:29 | More by rdickey
4/5 rDev +5%
750ml bottle purchased for $8.99 on 4-25-7 at Whole Foods Tanasbourne.
This beer pours dark for a saison. Almost amberish. Average sized head that collapses on itself quickly, leaving behind splotches of lacing.
The aroma features light fruit notes such as honeydew, and a distinct sweet caramel maltiness. Yeasty, but not getting any funk here.
The taste is lightly sweet with a background hop bitterness. Not much of a resemblance to any other Sasion I've had, but I really like it. It's not as crisp and funky as I expected.
There was zero yeast sediment in the bottle, so I'm not sure if a bit of age would yield anything in the way of the desired brett funk.
Overall, a very enjoyable beer. Unique.
04-30-2008 08:05:16 | More by jakon
4.22/5 rDev +10.8%
Poured a nice dark copper with a thick tan head into a goblet. Good Lacing.
Lots of spice floating off this one. Cinnamon, allspice, cloves. Also has some fuity notes, plums and apples and some yeast.
Taste starts off with the spice and a little fruit. Yeast and banana bread also there. End has unique combo of tart, tang, and bitterness. Body goes well with the prickly carbonation.
Very complex and well put together. I'm a fan.
09-11-2008 00:29:40 | More by RodBurg
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When you wake up in the morning YOU can decide if it's going to be a good day, or a bad day....... it's really as simple as that! Sure there are things that can make us grit our teeth, or shed a tear, and momentarily even stamp our foot -- but in the long run, YOU control whether you are happy or not.
I'm sure you've all met people who had lots and lots of medical problems that still seem to always have a smile on their faces. You've also met those that seem to have everything a person could want, and yet they are still grousing around about this and that.
So how do you accomplish being happy? How do you work up the energy or attitude that makes you decide "I'm happy with my life, satisfied with what I have or don't have, I'm just glad to be alive." First of all, practice the art of not comparing yourself to your friends, relatives or neighbors. Envy can work itself into your system and make you feel dissatisfied with your life. Unless you walk in another person's shoes you never know how they feel inside. And the outside that is presented to the world can be whatever they decide; it's those feelings that are inside that are all-important. And, by not comparing yourself, it is so much easier to be happy with yourself. Perhaps the second most important item would be being satisfied with what you have. There is an old saying "It's Easier to go from Poor to Rich, than to go from Rich to Poor." That is indeed true, for to look back on what you had and lost is hard. But if your life is nicer, richer, or happier than it was a few years back; isn't that something to be thankful for?
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Tomorrow when I wake up, I'm going to choose HAPPINESS!
If being happy in life is reflected by the attitude we have, then there are a lot of unhappy people out there! I mean, haven't we all gone to a restaurant and had a waiter/waitress that acted like taking your order was the last thing they wanted to do! Or when you have approached a clerk in a store and asked a question and they look at you like you are a big bother to them?
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Life is made up of lots of situations where you can either be in a good mood or in a bad mood. It doesn't make things go any faster to be in a bad mood; but it sure does make life more pleasant for yourself and others if you lighten up and smile and chat. The next time you find yourself reflecting one of those "bad" attitudes stop and look at yourself and wonder if that's the picture you want to portray!
Smile! You might be on "Candid Camera!"
I love my new summer home; don't get me wrong! But that trip to the Public Library every day to use their computers started to get old in a hurry. And..... they are closed on Sunday, plus even when I was there the time was limited to one hour, especially if anyone was waiting.
Finally, after putting up with it for a little over a month (I can't believe I was that patient) I called up a place to see what they could do for me. I did not have a land line, I didn't want it to use my cell phone, what were my options. Lo and behold, the answer was Wireless Internet. And the cost was exactly the same as I was paying for my cable hook-up back in the big city. Best of all, once I downloaded the disk into my computer I could also use it on my computer at home! I feel like I'm out of the dark ages now -- and back into the swing of things.
I can now check into Spark People as often as I want, write blogs, answer notes, read tips and articles -- all of the wonderful things it was stressing me out to try and get done in the meager one hour allowance of time I had before.
I'm back Spark People -- so you'll see more of me!
Have you noticed that some days you climb on the scale and are elated -- other days you climb on and are shocked/ depressed by the number? Naturally there are times when you just know the scale is going is be lower; you ate right, you exercised, everything is cool. Other times you think it 'might' be a little lower and are suprised to see a whole pound (or even more) gone! Whew! How did I do that???
What you have to remember is that lots of things are being factored into what your scale is going to read. Your water intake is one thing. Another thing is how much sodium you consumed. Your choice of food is a very important item, and, lastly -- did you exercise? I know you've heard it all before, but when you get right down to the bottom line, all of these things are important considerations, and most of what you've heard is probably true. So all of these important facts are considered, and bingo = your personal scale reading for the day!
It's great when the scale is on a downward movement, but when it jumps up a few ounces, don't become discouraged. Many times it is impossible to track what did actually cause the slight jump up in weight, the same as it's impossible to know for sure why you lost weight when maybe you had a little slip-up. It's how life works! Try to hang onto that motivation, because over a week or so, or even a month, if you are generally yo-yoing in lower numbers, well, hey! that's the name of the game -- WE ALL WANT LOWER NUMBERS! If we have to yo-yo a bit on our way to them, it's just the way life works!
Hugs to all!
Last night when I saw I had no plans or work planned for today, I decided to paint my guest bathroom. For some of you it might sound like a bunch of work, but for me such a prospect is cause for excitement -- decorating, even as mundane as painting a bathroom makes me feel exhilarated!
Now keep in mind that I had a color swatch with the color all chosen and all I had to do was go to the store and buy the gallon of paint. Very simple! But when I got there I decided to check out the other color options. Don't even ask why!! It's one of those unexplained mysteries of life. Actually the color I had chosen looks very bad in the light at Lowe's -- so I decided I needed something brighter, perhaps more colorful, less drab. The one I got was something with a lovely name, like Butternut Hazelnut or some such. And, as I was not at my own house last night I put the paint in my car, anticipated getting up early and having the entire job done by noon. That part went smoothly -- I got up at 6:30, eager to go. Breakfast was over and I was on my way.
However, when I opened the paint can I stared at it, aghast! The color was garish and much, much too orange looking. I had in mind more of abrownish- mustard color. Hmmmm! But the store has a 'no return' policy on custom paint and I was not about to just throw it out, so gritting my teeth, I started on the bathroom. I figured if I left the main wall with the mirror on it in the plain white it would counteract the boldness of the color. While applying it, it still looked very rash and I wondered what I might do to "fix" it. Perhaps I will try applying a faux finish on top of it, kind of tone the entire effect down.
Well, finally I was done. I cleaned up the roller and paint brush, rehung the towels and put the light switches back in place. There are still a couple of small plates to be hung that I keep in that room, and admittedly, it looks better now with the towels in place. I'll look at it again tomorrow after I get the shower curtain back up and everything in place. If it looks good, I'll take a photo and show all of you the result.


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MORE THAN JUST ENGLISH AND MATH TODAY. THEY LEARNED ABOUT THE DANGERS OF ONLINE PREDATORS. AS ACTION SEVEN NEWS REPORTER REGINA RUIZ EXPLAINS, STATE POLICE SAYS THIS COULD SAVE A CHILD'S LIFE. things about online predators like they are on the internet and everywhere : INTERNET SAFETY FOR TWEENS---- It's very important, that way we don't get hurt or anything. I'm on my computer and I-pad a lot MEMBERS OF AN ALBUQUERQUE GIRL SCOUT TROOP WANTED TO LEARN HOW TO PROTECT THEMSELVES ONLINE... SO THEY INVITED THE STATE POLICE TO GIVE THEM A SPECIAL COURSE. Definitely when someone asks hey can we meet somewhere that's the point you have to reach out to an adult , parent,teacher, coach CAPT. AGUILAR SUPERVISES STATE POLICE'S ONLINE EXPLOITATION UNIT.... HE TALKED TO THE GROUP OF FIFTH GRADERS ABOUT ONLINE PREDATORS---- Looking for predators who prey on our kids is just one part of it, the other part of it to is educating children so they can protect themselves. Along with learning about child predators, the girls are also going to learn about cyber bullying. How to spot it, how to deal with it and how to talk about it. How kids can protect themselves from that, and how not to participate in it CAPT. AGUILAR HAS ADVICE FOR PARENTS TOO. They should become involved and understand what their children are doing and ask questions there's no substitute for being involved in your child's life. INVOLVEMENT AND EDUCATION THAT CAN KEEP YOUR CHILD SAFE IN THIS DAY AND AGE WHEN THE INTERNET IS EVERYWHERE. RR7N. CAPTAIN AGUILAR SAYS IT'S IMPORTANT FOR CHILDREN NOT TO TALK TO PEOPLE ONLINE, IF THEY DON'T KNOW WHO THEY ARE.
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Building their futures: How Early Head Start programs are enhancing the lives of infants and toddlers in low-income families: Volume II. Technical report appendixes
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|A compendium of studies on the influence of participation in an Early Head Start program on children's outcomes
|Love, John M.; Kisker, Ellen Eliason; Ross, Christine; Schochet, Peter; Brooks-Gunn, Jeanne; Boller, Kimberley; Paulsell, Diane; Fuligni, Allison Sidle; Berlin, Lisa
|Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Retrieved March 16, 2005, from http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/opre/ehs/ehs_resrch/reports/buildingvol_2/vol_2_techapp.pdf
|The Federal project officers are Rachel Chazan-Cohen, Helen Raikes, and Louisa B. Tarullo. The Federal contractor is Mathematica Policy Research. This report consists of two volumes: Volume I: Technical report; and Volume II: Final technical report appendices
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Access webcam over the internet
This is for my home. I have a local webcam that I want to access it over the internet. I have a static IP from SBC (my internet service).
I connected the internet line directly to my router/modem/switch (all in one), my computer (192.168.1.100) to a port on the router/modem/switch, and my webcam (192.168.1.101) to another port on the router/modem/switch. I am able to access and view my webcam locally (http://192.168.1.101) from my home pc.
Now I want my friends to access and view my webcam over the internet. How do I configure it so I can access the webcam from http://<static_ip_assigned_by_SBC>?
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I would imagine if you can set your camera to listen on a particular port you could set up your router to do port forwarding.
for example if the camera is available on port 456 the internal address would be http://192.168.1.101:456
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14 August 2014 12:37 AM, PDT | TVSeriesFinale.com | See recent TVSeriesFinale news »
The first season of Power recently finished airing on Starz, leaving fans of the TV show ready for a second season. The series was already renewed for season two which will start airing in 2015. But now, there are rumors that those plans have been cancelled. What's going on?
Created by Courtney Kemp Agboh and produced by rapper Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, Power revolves around James "Ghost" St. Patrick (Omari Hardwick) -- the owner of Truth, a popular New York nightclub. He seems to have it all; a successful business, a beautiful wife and an amazing Manhattan penthouse. However, his club is actually a front for a lucrative drug network. Ghost decides he want to finally leave the drug world and go legitimate but that's easier said than done.
The rest of the cast includes Lela Loren, Naturi Naughton, Joseph Sikora, Andy Bean, Adam »
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6 August 2014 3:15 PM, PDT | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
Original Starz drama "Power," which had been picking up ratings steam in July and has been especially popular among African-Americans, surged Saturday night in its finale to hit series highs that more than doubled the audience of its premiere.
According to Nielsen, the initial 9 p.m. telecast of "Power" averaged 1.082 million viewers — up from 754,000 one week earlier — and two quickie replays brought the show's total for the night to 1.769 million. Counting all airings over the weekend, its nearly 2.5 million viewers is the largest total audience for a Starz finale since the conclusion of "Spartacus: War of the Damned" in April 2013.
The June 7 series premiere of "Power," whose executive producers include Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, had drawn a modest 462,000 viewers for its initial airing. But it steadily grew throughout its eight-week run.
Despite being in considerably fewer homes than most basic cable networks, the season finale of "Power" at 9 p.m. »
- Rick Kissell
1 August 2014 1:15 PM, PDT | VH1.com | See recent VH1.com news »
Known for his roles in Kick-Ass, The A-Team, and Bet original series Being Mary Jane, Omari Hardwick's latest character might be his best yet. As James "Ghost" St. Patrick in the Starz series, Power, Hardwick plays a nightclub owner who doubles as a big-time drug distributor in New York City (think Pablo Escobar or Frank Lucas). Living what seems like the perfect life, Ghost sees his nightclub as an escape from his dark past and a chance at a legitimate business. While many have explored the world of dark drug lords trying to make good, Hardwick believes there's an innate charisma to his character that draws people in. "I think you're always going to gravitate toward the bad guy even if you think that means restoring or repairing him," Hardwick explained. VH1 spoke with the actor as he waxed poetic on his respect for executive producer 50 Cent, »
- Georgette Pierre
30 June 2014 1:30 AM, PDT | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
Power, Season 1: Episode 4 – "Who Are You?"
Written by Sascha Penn
Directed by John David Coles
Airs Saturday nights at 9 on Starz
Already halfway through its first season, Power has shown no interest in leaving its story in fifth gear. There are moments when the pace quickens to what you might expect from a thriller, but they are few and far between–and for good reason, it seems. With that style of storytelling, Power allows itself to pay more attention to its characters than its plot. The enigmatic Ghost demands attention all on his own through sheer force and confidence. Tommy, however, is a bit more tricky to structure episodes around. Yet, "Who Are You?" is a great example of how that character works within Power and how Joseph Sikora brings him to life so well and believably.
Tommy's date with Holly is actually kind of cute in a »
- Sean Colletti
11 June 2014 1:07 PM, PDT | EW - Inside TV | See recent EW.com - Inside TV news »
Starz has already given the green light to a 10-episode second season of the new drama Power.
The New York-set drama just premiered last week, starring Omari Hardwick as a nightclub owner by day and the kingpin of the most lucrative drug network in New York by night. Power comes from creator, showrunner, and executive producer Courtney Kemp Agboh (The Good Wife) and fellow executive producers Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, Mark Canton, David Knoller, and Randall Emmett, who will all return for the sophomore season.
"Power is a project extremely close to my heart and working with Chris Albrecht, Carmi Zlotnik »
- Jake Perlman
9 June 2014 1:49 PM, PDT | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
Power, Season 1: Episode 1 – "Not Exactly How We Planned"
Written by Courtney Kemp Agboh
Directed by Anthony Hemingway
Airs Saturday nights at 9 on Starz
Not too long ago, Starz had an interesting and unsuccessful crime drama in Magic City. The series was smart and paced methodically slow, the latter of which probably sealed its fate for the cancellation list. Power is somewhat of a similar beast in terms of the kind of story it's telling, but its pace and tone are much more attuned to the Starz identity. So, even though this isn't Da Vinci's Demons or Black Sails with massive action set pieces, there's a thrilling sense of excitement underpinning a lot of the pilot. Power follows James "Ghost" St. Patrick (Omari Hardwick), a New York drug dealer who has risen from nothing to become a respected and feared businessman with intention aimed at becoming a modern day cartel leader. »
- Sean Colletti
9 June 2014 7:18 AM, PDT | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
The U.K. won't be deprived of "Power" — Starz Digital Media, Starz's global digital and on-demand licensing and content syndication division, has announced that viewers across the pond will be able to purchase the drama online each Monday after new episodes debut in the U.S. on Saturday.
From June 9, the first full episode of the drama is available via electronic sell-through (Est) from Amazon Instant Video, blinkbox, Google Play, iTunes, Sony Entertainment Network, and Xbox Video. Discounted full season purchases are also available. The drama has yet to make a deal for a traditional TV network or subscription video on demand platform in the U.K.
"Enthusiasm from our digital partners in the United Kingdom for the latest Starz Original series, 'Power,' led us to give U.K. fans a unique opportunity to purchase episodes the next business day after their respective worldwide premieres," said Mara Winokur, »
- Variety Staff
7 June 2014 7:00 PM, PDT | EW.com - PopWatch | See recent EW.com - PopWatch news »
Within seconds of the Power's opening credits, the viewer knows exactly what the series is about. Like 50 Cent's hit album, it's largely about how to Get Rich or Die Tryin,' with gratuitous shots of expensive watches, expansive penthouse apartments, and pricey red-bottomed Louboutin shoes. Well, specifically, Power is about James "Ghost" St. Patrick (Mary Jane alum Omari Hardwick), a big-time New York City drug dealer who opens a hot, high-end nightclub as a front to hide his dirty drug money. Quickly, we learn the night club is a bigger metaphor for what's really going on in »
- Nina Terrero
7 June 2014 6:55 PM, PDT | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
Power, Starz's latest foray into original programming, seems to swipe its title from the Kanye West song off My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy – the slick style and decadence of that hypnotic track almost audibly echoes throughout the series premiere. But another famed rapper is actually responsible for the show – Curtis Jackson, aka 50 Cent, serves as an executive-producer, his song "Big Rich Town" plays over the opening credits, and aspects of the show were inspired by his rise to prominence.
Given 50 Cent's involvement, perhaps it shouldn't be too surprising that Power feels reminiscient of another Cent project, Get Rich or Die Tryin'. Both feature the same sort of quietly intelligent, morally compromised protagonist and a brooding, heated tone. The difference between the two is that, while Get Rich offered a redemption arc for its troubled lead, Power seems primed to send its protagonist into much darker territory. Maybe »
- Isaac Feldberg
4 June 2014 7:30 AM, PDT | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
A pay-cable crime soap with a hip-hop beat, "Power" counts Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson among its executive producers, and draws liberally from a rich history of mob yarns. By that measure, this Starz series musters occasional moments — mostly courtesy of its charismatic star, Omari Hardwick — but has a second-tier feel to it, with the familiar theme of the drug dealer who yearns to go legit, despite all the forces standing between him and dreams of dying from old age. Violent, sexy and slick, the show mostly feels like it's sampling riffs from movies and TV of yore.
Of course, Starz chief Chris Albrecht had to know the territory that the show seeks to navigate represents something of a minefield, having been at HBO during those halcyon "Sopranos" years. And while "Power" (a rather nondescript title) sets itself apart through casting and venue, the cops-and-robbers machinations, double-crosses and family concerns all »
- Brian Lowry
3 June 2014 12:23 PM, PDT | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
Manhattan's Highline Ballroom was re-adorned Monday night as Truth, the pivotal club of Starz's new primetime drama "Power." Deep into his entourage, executive producer and co-star Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson grinned from the balcony as he fielded salutes from hip-hop legends Grandmaster Flash and Doug E. Fresh, performing onstage at the Time Warner Cable-hosted afterparty.
Beneath a swath of pink-and-yellow mood lighting, showrunner Courtney Kemp Agboh ordered a light chardonnay at the bar. "In the beginning, 'Power' was actually two different projects — one being proposed by 50 and Mark Canton, that was more music-driven, and then mine — inspired around the time my father died. He was born with nothing, and became a big businessman."
Starring Omari Hardwick — who, 50 insisted to a packed house at the premiere screening, "was always the guy" for the role — as James "Ghost" St. Patrick, a drug dealer turned nightclub entrepreneur, the show interrogates the »
- Steve Macfarlane
29 May 2014 11:25 AM, PDT | Access Hollywood | See recent Access Hollywood news »
On Starz's new drama "Power," Omari Hardwick steps into the role of James "Ghost" St. Patrick, a man at a crossroads.
From Executive Producers Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson and Courtney Kemp Agboh ("The Good Wife"), the new drama centers around Omari's Ghost, a drug kingpin who is hoping to become a legitimate businessman with his brand new club Truth. The problem is, his life is filled with lies.
Although packed with attractive clientele, Truth was set up to function as a vehicle for Ghost and his childhood friend and business partner, Tommy Egan (Joseph Sikora), to launder their ...
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20 May 2014 10:17 AM, PDT | The Wrap | See recent The Wrap news »
"30 Rock" star Scott Adsit is joining the third season of Adult Swim's "The Heart, She Holler," according to one of the funnier press releases we've received in a while. The live-action comedy stars Patton Oswalt ("Young Adult"), Heather Lawless ("Goodbye to All That") and Amy Sedaris ("Strangers With Candy"). Adsit is replacing Joe Sikora as "Sheriff." Also read: Adult Swim's New Slate Features Mike Tyson, Jack McBrayer, Triumph the Insult Comic Dog (Video) Here's the full release, because it made us laugh, starting with the second paragraph: Production is underway once again in New York City for season three of The Heart, »
- Tim Molloy
2 May 2014 9:08 AM, PDT | EW - Inside TV | See recent EW.com - Inside TV news »
For some, great power comes with great responsibility. For James "Ghost" St. Patrick, power only brings problems.
Ghost is the focus of Power, a new drama executive produced by Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson. An official trailer was released in March — and now EW has an exclusive, extended look at the series. Omari Hardwick (The A-Team) stars as Ghost, a wealthy NYC nightclub owner living a double life as one of the most lucrative drug dealers in the city. As the show begins, he's trying to leave his life of crime behind to improve his business and the lives of his family. »
- Jake Perlman
18 February 2014 12:24 PM, PST | Rope of Silicon | See recent Rope Of Silicon news »
The fifth episode, "The Secret Fate Of All Life", of HBO's eight-part cop drama "True Detective" aired this past Sunday and I've just now caught up with the first five hours of what is an excellent mini-series. Set in 2012, the series begins as one-time partners in Louisiana's Criminal Investigation Division, Martin Hart (Woody Harrelson) and Rust Cohle (Matthew McConaughy), recount a high-profile and macabre murder investigation from 17 years ago. As they tell their story, the scene shifts back in time to 1995. The reason for the questioning comes about as a new case resembles the 17-year-old murder, a case thought to be solved, opening new possibilities and an endless amount of questions, none more pressing than to wonder "Who can you really believec" Written by novelist Nic Pizzolatto and directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga (Sin Nombre, Jane Eyre), the series is utterly compelling, largely as a result of the wealth of »
- Brad Brevet
15 February 2014 11:48 AM, PST | OnTheFlix | See recent OnTheFlix news »
New Banshee season 2,episode 7 intense spoilers & promo clip hit the net. Last night,Cinemax released the new spoilers and sneak peek/spoiler clip (below) for their upcoming "Banshee" episode 7 of season 2. The episode is entitled, "Ways To Bury A Man," and it appears to be extremely intense and interesting as just about everyone wants to get at Proctor, more violent, explosive scenes take place, and more. In the new "Ways To Bury A Man" episode, In an effort to bring down Proctor, an enraged Lucas is going to end up, searching for trees to shake. After rattling the regulars and strippers at the Savoy, Lucas and his deputies will rough up Sharp (Joseph Sikora), who is a junkyard skinhead, for info on Proctor's ecstasy operation. A family crisis will bring Carrie, Deva ,and Gordon together. Alex is going to end up, facing a vote of no-confidence at the tribal council. »
- Andre
14 February 2014 12:02 PM, PST | OnTheFlix | See recent OnTheFlix news »
New Banshee season 2,episode 7 official spoilers,plotline revealed by Cinemax. Recently, Cinemax released the new,official,synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Banshee" episode 7 of season 2. The episode is entitled, "Ways To Bury A Man," and it sounds like things will get quite interesting and intense as Lucas and his peeps will engage in some roughing up action, and more. In the new,7th episode press release: In an effort to bring down Proctor, an enraged Lucas is going to look for trees to shake. After rattling the regulars and strippers at the Savoy, Lucas and his deputies will rough up Sharp (Joseph Sikora), who is a junkyard skinhead, for info on Proctor's ecstasy operation. A family crisis will bring Carrie, Deva ,and Gordon together. Alex (Anthony Ruivivar) is going to face a vote of no-confidence at the tribal council. Job (Hoon Lee) will show off his explosive side. The »
- Andre
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Join us for our newest Google+ Hangout for photographers — Mind Your Own Business. This event is produced in partnership with Skip Cohen University and LensRentals.com. This month's topic is Getting More Work from the Clients You Have. We'll focus on strategies to turn your existing clients into raving fans who build referral business as […]
Editors Note: We're pleased to host this guest post from Matt Kloskowski. This video is all about folders. It's probably one of the most-asked-about topics I hear from Lightroom users everywhere. The Folders panel in the Library module is where your photos are stored. So, before keywords, collections, stars, ratings, smart collections or anything else like that, […]
Don't forget…. join us for today's Google+ Hangout al about Lightroom and Photoshop. There and Back Again: Lightroom and Photoshop Round Trip Workflow Today, March 19 | 4PM Eastern | 1PM Pacific This event is produced in partnership with Mosaic Archive and Photoshop World. To learn more about how Google Hangouts work, click here — http://www.google.com/+/learnmore/hangouts/. […]
"Photography is all about light, composition and, most importantly, emotion."
- Larry Wilder
"Sometimes, I'd take shots without aiming, just to see what happened. I'd rush into crowds—bang! bang! … It must be close to what a fighter feels after jabbing and circling and getting hit, when suddenly there's an opening, and bang! Right on the button. It's a fantastic feeling."
– William Klein
"When I finally reached an age with some acquired wisdom, I decided I would just do my photography for myself and not care whether my work was liked or sellable. That was a very liberating decision for me."
- Cara Weston
"All my life I've focused on the poor. The rich ones have their own photographers."
— Milton Rogovin
"To look at a thing is very different from seeing it."
- Oscar Wilde
This week's podcast features three great folks from the photo industry. First up Rich Harrington catches up with one of the best image makers on the planet, Joe McNally. Melissa Niu then catches up with photographer and Adobe expert Terry White. You'll then learn all about ViewBug, a great site for entering photo contests and winning […]
At Photofocus we love giving away prizes. Especially when those prizes can change your photographic life. We've partnered up with Kelby One and we've got TWO sets of prizes to give away. GRAND PRIZE: A Brand New Canon 70D and Two Passes to Photoshop World. RUNNER UP: A Full pass to Photoshop World. What's Photoshop […]
I work on stories rather than individual pictures.
– Sebastião Salgado
"Which of my photographs is my favorite? The one I'm going to take tomorrow."
– Imogen Cunningham
First rule to be a photographer, you have to be invisible.
― Sameh Talhamy


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20 July 2013
A significant change in the renovation of Kurumba's Orchid Nursery Garden is the constructed fountain in the center surrounded by lush flowers and plants. Patrons will be enamored by the increased in variety of traditional orchid plants, additional greenery and the water feature.
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pen & marker, 6 x 9"
"Frankenstein's Monster"
pen & marker, 8 x 10"
Wow!!! suuuper creepy Frankenstein! I like a lot your illustrations!!
Happy Hallowe'en! Nice pen work!
These monsters- you build 'emn then therre's the dental work and tuitions.....
Thank you BETOWERS!
...And they listen to loud music! It never stops!
Oh MAN!!! These are AWESOME!
Love that scratchy pen stuff with ink.