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Cubic Security Systems, a subsidiary of Cubic Corp., is providing an advanced fare media-based real-time threat detection technology to help law enforcement teams to identify and respond to threats from chemical, radiological and explosive weapons in public transit settings under a Canadian government-funded pilot program to be launched this year in Edmonton.
Cubic demonstrated a preproduction prototype of its Clear-Use molecularly imprinted polymer optical explosives and radiological detection system during the 2011 SecureTech public safety and security conference held in October.
Cubic's solution, which includes both radiological and explosives detection sensors and a back-end central command security software system, detected radioactive test isotopes and highly diluted TNT and established simulated threat alerts to the command and control center and wireless smartphones during the event. Canadian authorities will begin testing the concept at Edmonton's Churchill station in late March 2012.
The Edmonton pilot is administered by Health Canada with Canadian Public Works as the contracting authority, and the Edmonton Transit System serving as the test coordinator. Funding for this project was provided through the CRTI, a program led by the Defence R&D Canada — Centre for Security Science on behalf of the federal science and technology community. As part of the 12-month program, Cubic Security Systems will install and integrate radiological and explosives detection technologies within public transit ticket vending and validation machines at the Churchill station under contract to the Canadian firm Mobile Detect Inc.
Cubic-modified ticket validators at the station will have the capability to scan and read color changes on the molecularly imprinted polymer coating to detect potential threats, then link with Mobile Detect's monitoring and reporting software to transmit threat information in real time to law enforcement via high-speed wired and wireless networks. Molecularly imprinted polymer is applied onto an adhesive tape provided by Raptor Detection Technologies of Maryland.
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Payroll News issue 120 August 2009
In this issue: Our compliance plans, business guides moving online, fringe benefit tax update, ceasing to employ, independent earner tax credit, online services and recognised seasonal employer (RSE) scheme.
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In this issue: Budget announcement, ceasing employment, online newsletters, online services, GST on fringe benefits, Tool for business and PAYE tables.
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In this issue: Independent earner tax credit, Job Support Scheme, Child Support deduction notices, ACC earners' levy, Fringe benefit tax returns, KiwiSaver update, minimum pay and newsletters online.
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In this issue: twice-monthly PAYE thresholds, Job Support Scheme, personal tax summaries, independent earner tax credit, recognised seasonal employer scheme. and FBT prescribed interest rate changes.
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A knife was found on a Spring ISD bus Friday morning, according to district officials.
In a letter sent to parents, the district said a Twin Creeks Middle School sixth-grader showed a knife to some students on the bus on their way to school.
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If you follow patching news, you are well aware that this month was somewhat of an abnormality. As we covered in a previous blog post, this month's Patch Tuesday was the biggest this year with 16, and only 14 were released on the regular Patch Tuesday. An additional patch was released out-of-band this week and also received quite a bit of attention.
As an authority on Patching, Shavlik is often quoted in the press, and this month was no exception. Our own Chris Goettl was quoted in a variety of outlets, including KrebsOnSecurity, Computerworld, Network World, CIO, CNET, CSO, and internationally at The Register and The Inquirer.
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Krebs On Security- Microsoft Releases Emergency Security Update
Krebs On Security- Adobe, Microsoft Issue Critical Security Fixes
CSO- Microsoft patches Kerberos vulnerability with emergency update
Network World- Patch Tuesday: 16 security advisories, 5 critical for Windows
The Register- Microsoft warns of super-sized Patch Tuesday next week
CNET- Microsoft plans big Patch Tuesday this month with 16 bug fixes
Computerworld- Microsoft releases emergency patch to stymie Windows Server attacks
SearchSecurity- Microsoft addresses Kerberos security flaw with critical out-of-band patch
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Sherwin E. Morgan1, Philip Verhoef2; 1Respiratory Care, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL; 2Pediatric Anesthesia and Critical Care, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL
BACKGROUND: Inhaled nitric oxide (iNO) has been used for complex cardiac surgery. Studies have indicated that iNO may attenuate intraoperative right heart dysfunction. Post operatively, patients should be transported to intensive care unit (ICU) on iNO, but there has been limited studies proving that the level of iNO delivered and monitored via resuscitation bag during transport is comparable to that provided by commercial ventilator with DS delivery system (CVDS). METHODS: A Mercury®, (Clearwater, Florida) disposable manual resuscitator bag (MB), with a positive end expiratory pressure valve, INOmax DS® (Ikara, Clinton, NJ) (DS) was connected to a test iNO gas cylinder of 800 parts per million (ppm) and attached to a test lung (TL). Two 7 sections of oxygen (O2) tubing was connected to a gas E cylinder containing 100% O2. Two methods for delivery and monitoring of iNO were evaluated. Delivery setup; the O2 tubing was connected to the internal blender (IB) or to the injector module (IM) and gas inlet of the MB. The MB was connected to the TL, the DS was set for 20 ppm and O2 gas flow initiated, allowing comparison of hand ventilation, checking for variation between set and measured iNO. In addition, DS alarms response was evaluated, lines disconnected to test alarm response. The following schematic reflected the experimental monitored method on MB; T1. IB; monitoring via sample tee (Ikara, Clinton, NJ) on gas inlet T2. IM; monitoring via sample tee to gas inlet T3. IB; monitoring sample line to pressure monitor port (PMP) T4. IM; monitoring sample line to PMP, on the top of MB RESULTS: At set flowrate of 10 L/min on the O2 tank, the IB and IM delivery systems performed up to expectations with respect to set iNO to monitored levels iNO, NO2, and FIO2, The results of T1 to T4; iNO-20 ppm, NO2-0.3 ppm and FIO2- 0.99. All alarms responded appropriately for breach of alarm limits. CONCLUSION: We have demonstrated that both iNO delivery and monitoring in a simulation transport system is comparable to that achieved with the CVDS. Gas sampling of iNO and FIO2 is important for detecting alarm conditions. Between May 2006 and May 2012, more than 150 adult patients have been safely transported between operating room and ICU at The University of Chicago Medical Center with the DS and MB. Our results are limited to the MB, additional study is needed to validate other manual resuscitators performance for transport with the DS. Sponsored Research - None MB with sample tee


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Steve Smith / Morning Announcer | email
A native of the Keystone State, Steve spent his younger years in suburban Philadelphia. Leaving home for the first time, Steve went off to college and graduated with a degree in Communications from Ohio University. His first job out of college was with WCLT in Newark, Ohio, where he worked as an account executive and did play-by-play announcing for high school games.
Steve's radio career has taken him to Connecticut, North Carolina and Oklahoma, where he spent 19 years as a morning show host in Tulsa with former AC station KBEZ 92.9FM, now BOB-FM. Once in Oklahoma, Steve's life changed in many ways. For one, he turned life over to Christ on January 15, 1988—his very first day in Tulsa. That's a pretty important change!
Later on, Steve reconnected with his 8th grade sweetheart, Audrey. Imagine dating your 8th grade sweetheart again in your early thirties. God willing, it worked, and Steve and Audrey married in June of 1989. They have two children—Laura and Will. (yes... Will Smith).
Steve has been with Family Life since July 2011. He and his wife, Audrey (Audrey's Desserts First on Nick Picks), love working under the same roof together. A few of Steve's favorite things are: his family, his Philadelphia sports teams, and most of all—his God.
Randy Snavely / Morning Announcer | email
Before coming to Family Life, Randy worked in Kansas City with Youth for Christ. He spent six years there - a very exciting and rewarding time since many lives were changed by Christ. Randy was eventually led to Family Life by God's hand in his life. It's an exciting story too long to write out here. So if you see Randy, grab a seat and ask him about it.
Golf is near the top of Randy's fun-things-to-do list. He also plays fantasy baseball, enjoys watching his kids compete in school sports, speaks at churches and other events, and loves spending time with his family. Adam, Drew, Luke and Olivia are all into soccer and swimming. Randy's wife, Krisitina, and the rest of the family live in Bath, NY.
Terese Main / Assistant Program Director, Music Director, Mid-Day Announcer | email
God wastes nothing. So never take any chance meeting as just a coincidence. Terese met Family Life President Rick Snavely backstage at a concert one night and didn't think very much of it. As time went on, her heart softened to the possibility of joining the ministry. The Lord increased that desire to the point where she could think of nothing she wanted to do more!
You can hear Terese at-work, from 9am to 3pm. She also hosts the Lunch Break, where you get all the news, learning and encouragement you need to make it through the rest of your day. She shares her optimistic perspective on life, through the path the Lord lays before her.
Before joining Family Life, Terese spent nine years on the air at WARM 101.3 in Rochester, NY, where she was Program Director as well. Her voice is also heard on 95.1 Shine FM, a Christian radio station in Baltimore, MD. Having grown up in Dryden, NY, attended Ithaca College and then moved to Rochester, Terese has spent her whole life in the Family Life listening area. She's come to appreciate the beauty and wonder of this part of the country.
Terese accepted Jesus as her savior during High School, but walked away from Him during her 20's. During that time, she met and married Scott, never having talked about her faith. A few years later, the topic came up and both shared the stories of their salvation, and started attending church, as they put Christ as the forefront of their lives. How good God is to have saved these two for each other! They are blessed with daughters Emily and Ashley.
Sonny Delfyette / Afternoon Announcer | email
With an encouraging song, an encouraging word, and a chuckle or three ... every afternoon is "Sonny-er" on Family Life's radio network. In addition to hearing him on your drive home, Sonny also mans the Sports Desk alongside Randy Snavely to report the latest national and regional sports news.
Sonny comes to Family Life with over 30 years of radio experience. He has worked in Baltimore, Kansas City, Virginia Beach, Detroit, West Palm Beach and most recently on a nationally syndicated show based out of Los Angeles, California. Wow - Sonny had finally hit the big time ... or had he?
While living in Los Angeles, two disasters (the Chatsworth fires and the Chatsworth train-wreck) both happened less than three miles from his house. It was as if the Lord was trying to get his attention. Sonny prayed, "Lord, if you don't want me here, take me away." Sonny clearly heard God ask, "Are you sure?" Sonny's eyes quickly filled with tears as he replied, "Yes, as long as I know it's you, Lord." That same week Rick Snavely sent Sonny an email saying he had a job and a home for Sonny at Family Life. Less than a week later, and knowing exactly where he was heading, Sonny's fun-in-the-sun was over. Hello Family Life Network and snowy Bath, NY!
Sonny is a proud husband to Nicole. The couple has a daughter, Simone, and share a happy home with a rescued German Shepherd named Mimi. Sonny's hobbies include rooting on his Pittsburgh Steelers and West Virginia Mountaineers. Oh, and playing an occasional video game or two. Some guys never grow up - that's our Sonny!
Justin Dix / Overnight Announcer | email
Every Sunday morning, Justin seeks to redirect thoughts from crying children, bleary eyes, and what to wear -- to the God of
Creation: His goodness, greatness, and unconditional love. Justin also can be heard every weekday after Midnight. So when the baby makes demands at 3:00 am or when it's time to roll out of bed for a third shift, Justin is there with positive music and programs.
The perfect formula for peace and fulfillment is found in God's Will. For Justin, that led to working in Christian radio and teaching college students how they could do the same. It was a dream situation -- until one day the Lord began loosening the roots he'd put down in the Midwest. Ron Hutchcraft likened it to a mother eagle "stirring the nest" preparing the eaglets to fly. It was clear that God was calling Justin elsewhere to serve. After praying and seeking direction, a phone call came from Family Life. Rick talked of a vision: of not just one station, but of building a network of stations that would minister and encourage.
For fun, Justin reads books, collects old radios, and listens to podcasts. He also dreams of restoring a 1939 Firestone radio and riding a train across the country. However, his greatest treasure apart from following Christ, is growing together with his wonderful wife, Diane... and watching God unwrap the adventure that lies ahead!
Natalie Thomas / Production Assistant | email
Natalie helps the radio network with copy writing, voice work, production, and hosts the Family Hour. The best part about her job is waking up excited to go to work in morning. Natalie thinks outside the box, and other days, won't even go near it. As a kid, she dreamed about being a narrator, a cartoon voice, a Muppet, or any fun creation that added to the "theater of the mind." Perhaps that's why she's described as a "real character" - several of them, actually – by those who know her best.
Natalie left mainstream radio after being in the industry for over fourteen years. It was then she began using her talents for Christ. In 2003, God orchestrated a series of events that led her to Tupelo Mississippi where she took a job at American Family Radio Network. That's where she met her husband, Ed – the man Natalie had been praying for.
Natalie later went in search of other job options with more evangelical opportunities. After many calls and interviews, Family Life hired Natalie – a perfect fit!
Natalie also does outside voice work for radio, television, and the "on-hold" marketing world. ("Your call is important to us. Please remain on the line and one of our service representatives will be right with you. Para instrucciones en español, la marca dos...")
Dave Margalotti / Director of Radio Operations | email
Dave caught the radio bug as a kid growing up in New Jersey. It started when Dave got his first small transistor radio. Instead of sleeping when his parents sent him to bed, he would lie awake for hours in the dark listening to music and the voices of his favorite announcers.
By the time Dave was a teenager he had decided that he wanted to be one of those voices. So at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, NY, Dave majored in Communications and landed his first job behind the microphone at the college radio station, WMCR 91.9 FM.
After graduation, Dave began his professional radio career working Sunday mornings for WHVW 950 AM in Hyde Park, NY. That position later lead to a full-time position as Mid-Day Host and eventually Dave's first experience as a Program Director. Following a move back to NJ, Dave joined WSUS 102.3 FM where he worked for nearly 9 years. Before coming to Family Life, Dave spent nearly 16 years as the Program Director and Operations Manager for WVNJ 1160 AM in the New York City area.
Dave and his wife Patty have raised 6 children: Lexi, Chelsea, Max, Sam, Johnna, and Harry. While they were both raised in the Catholic Church, Dave and Patty came to know and love the Lord after enrolling their children in Sunday school at a local Presbyterian Church. It was at that church where Dave's family was moved by the Holy Spirit to become new members and active Christians.
Matt Jackson / Production Assistant | email
Matt works primarily in the radio department as a creative consultant and audio producer. He writes scripts for radio commercials and also writes and produces Kid's Korner. He enjoys using his love for comedy, storytelling, acting, and other forms of art to bring glory to God and to display His truths.
Matt first started writing scripts for a puppet ministry when he was still in high school. He went on to write skits for his church and as he waited on the Lord for guidance in his life, he developed a passion for film making. God opened doors for him to study cinematography in college and while there, he was introduced to the world of audio production. It seems that in order to graduate with a degree in film, a student needs to be fluent in audio design. Hmmm... It was an interesting path, but Matt soon found himself with an internship at Family Life, which soon turned into a job where he could serve God with his talents.
He's really excited about seeing what God is going to do next in his life. With God writing your script, you know you're in for an awesome adventure! Matt enjoys playing team sports, drawing, camping, biking, swimming, ballroom dancing, acting, singing, strategy games, filming, exploring old buildings, Nerf wars, discussing theology, demo derbies, and of course.... watching movies. (Was that too much?)
Trudi Cook / Radio Assistant | email
Family Life's radio staff wouldn't survive long without Trudi, our Jill-of-all-trades. She takes radio questions from listeners, coordinates programs and contests, writes book reviews, and helps organize events and conferences. But above all, Trudi makes sure Rick, our president, has what he needs. She's also the lady to visit if you need Tylenol!
Previously, Trudi worked as a secretary for an assortment of small business in the Philadelphia area. While in Philly, changes in Trudi's personal life coincided with God's call to relocate to New York to be closer to her family. Going on faith, she moved to New York, trusting that God would provide a job... and He did!
At that point, Trudi has been an avid listener of Christian radio for many years, so when the Lord opened the door to work at Family Life, she knew the Lord was in it. She marvels at how her experience gleaned from past jobs was just the training she needed to meet the needs of her diverse position at Family Life.
Trudi loves animals and shares her home with her two kitties, Muppet and Journey. She also enjoys crafting, sewing, and helping with Awana at church.
Gary Thompson / Weekend Announcer
Gary is originally from the great state of Oklahoma. His father was a pastor most of Gary's life. Consequently, Gary was in church every time the doors were open. After surrendering his life to Christ at 17, Gary felt the call to ministry. One week before high school graduation, he was hired by a local Christian radio station to man the controls overnight - a dream come true! Over 20 years later, God's faithfulness continues, and working with the Family Life team is part of that faithfulness.
Gary and his wife, Amy, have two girls, one boy, two dogs and a cat. Surprisingly, the animals leave less of a mess than the kids some days! Gary says, "It's a pleasure to be a part of the team at Family Life. The listeners are fantastic and the opportunity to be a part of what God is doing is such an honor."
Matt Stockman / Weekend Announcer
Matt is a part-time announcer for Family Life. He came to know Jesus in the early 90s after trying to "do life" on his own terms for way too long. One Sunday morning, God caught his attention through a sermon at Concord Baptist Church in Chattanooga, TN.
Just a few weeks after accepting Christ, the Lord opened the door for Matt to work for a Christian radio station in Tennessee. Being a new Christian, and new to Christian radio, Matt wasn't very familiar with the artists or the songs. His first week on the job, Matt chuckles, "I'd call my boss at home several times a night to ask how to pronounce the names." Now having been in Christian radio for many years, that doesn't happen anymore!
The Stockman family loves serving in ministry together. They live out in the country with their horse, Candy, their chickens, and a friendly Newfoundland named Beau. Matt, his wife, Juanita, and four of their five children - Chase, Channing, Mattie, Cole and Macie - most recently served on the mission field in Barcelona, Spain. They also enjoy working with young worship leaders and Christian broadcasters from around the world, helping to teach leadership skills and excellence in radio.


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Internet movie channel Epix launches this weekend
If you're not a FiOS customer, you can still request an invite to check out the service. Just sign up at EpixHD.com/invite and you'll register for a 3-day weekend trial of the internet-only service. The invites are being given out on a first come first, served basis, so you might not get one right away. But Epix plans to offer invitations between now and Thanksgiving.
Epix is run by Viacom, Paramount, Lionsgate, and MGM, so the company has access to a decent collection of movies, although it looks like most of the titles available at launch are older movies.
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November 26, 2014
Boulder, Colo. (AP) A woman who conceived two children with a teenager was ordered to stay away from her children and was sentenced to 20 years of probation.
Prosecutors say 39-year-old Irene Gomez conceived the children with the boy when he was 13 and 16. He is no longer underage and asked a judge Monday not to send Gomez to jail, saying their sexual relationship was consensual and that she was a good mother to their children.
Gomez plead guilty to attempted sexual assault and contributing to the delinquency of a minor as part of a plea agreement.
The Louisville woman cannot have contact with her children until she successfully completes a sex offender treatment.
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The airplane collided with trees and wires shortly after takeoff from runway 35, 4,100 feet long. According to the pilot he originally departed the airport on runway 17, then returned due to an unlatched door. The landing was made on runway 35. After touching down, the pilot stopped the airplane on the runway and relatched the door. He then continued the takeoff from where he had stopped on the runway. The takeoff was made to the north with approximately 3,000 feet of runway remaining. The pilot stated the airplane became airborne with approximately 1,000 feet of runway remaining. The pilot reported that he retracted the gear right after takeoff and he stayed in ground effect trying to gain airspeed. The airplane contacted trees and wires which were located about 250 yards off the departure end of the runway. The wires that there contacted were approximately 14 feet above the ground. Another set of wires above those contacted were at a height of about 20 feet above the ground. The higher wires were not damaged. The pilot reported that he was aware of the wires. One witness reported the airplane became airborne approximately 30 feet before the end of the runway. The closest weather reporting station, 21 miles west of the accident site, reported wind from 220 degrees at 10 knots. This observation was taken 23 minutes after the accident.
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Breeders of:
- Border Terrier
- Wire Haired Dachshund
Ch. Brannigan of Brumberhill
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Ch. Brumberhill Betwixt ShCM
Ch.Brumberhill Blue Tempest
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Ch.Brumberhill Benchmarked JW ShCM
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The Brumberhill Border Terriers and Wire Dachshunds are a small hobby kennel, started when I bought my first BT puppy in 1980, from a local newspaper advert, at the age of 15.
Luckily for me her potential was spotted by Ted Hutchinson, who had heard about the new puppy and asked to see her. He had campaigned the then Breed Record Holder, Ch. Step Ahead, to his many wins. On seeing her, he said breed a litter from her first then I'll make her a Champion. I did....... and he did!!!! In 1982 she became Ch. Brumberhill Blue Tansy, winning her first CC with BIS at the Border Terrier Club Championship Show.
Her pedigree contained a mixture of Wharfholm, Deerstone and early Dandyhow,her great grandmother, on the tail bitch line, being a full sister to Ch. Dandyhow Shady Knight, a previous Breed Record Holder, before Ch. Step Ahead. These are all well-known top producing lines. Mated to a grandson of Ch. Step Ahead, Cheltor Michael, whose pedigree was mainly Wharfholm and Deerstone, Tansy produced two daughters, both of whom produced champions......and a Dynasty was born!!
The Kennel today, has now owned or bred 21 UK Champions, plus other CC and Res CC winners, amassing a total of 157 CCs and 102 Res CCs.
The Kennel has also produced both the Breed Record Holder, Ch Brannigan of Brumberhill, and the Bitch Record Holder, and no. 2 All-Time Top Winner,Ch Brumberhill Betwixt ShCM., with 31 and 29 CCs respectively.
Between them, they have re-written the History books:
Brannigan winning the Breeds first BIS at a UK All-breeds General Ch. Show, first BIS at National Terrier, Res BIS at Crufts, first, and only, post war BOB at Crufts three years in a row, seven Terrier Groups, six Reserve Groups, first Ch. Stakes Finalist, qualifying 4 years in succession.
Betwixt being the first bitch to win more than one Group, she won four, at UK All-breeds Ch. Shows, as well as being the only other BT to win a RBIS, and qualify for the Ch. Stakes Finals, which she has done twice and the first Champion bitch to gain her Sh.CM.
Ch.Brumberhill Benchmarked JW ShCM, a Grandson of Betwixt, created further Breed History, by becoming the first Winner of BPIS at a UK All-Breeds Championship Show, which he did at Birmingham National '10. He also won Res BPIS at National Terrier '10.
The Brumberhill Border Terriers, between them, have won, at All-breed Ch. Shows 1 X BIS, 4 X RBIS, 1 X BPIS, 1 x RBPIS, 11 X Group 1, 11 X Group 2 ( or Reserve Group ), 3 x Group 4, 4 X Puppy Group 1, 2 x Puppy Group 2 and 6 X qualifying for the Pedigree Stakes Finals. Ch. Brannigan, Ch.Betwixt, Ch.Bittersweet, Ch.Bewitched, Ch.Bestseller, Ch.Belle De Jour, Ch.Benchmarked, Bejewelled and Betrothal being responsible for these wins.
The Kennel has owned the Top Winning Border Terrier in '84, '86, '87, '88, '01, '04, '05 & '07, Top Puppy '84, '85, '86, been Top Breeder '04, '05, '06(Joint), '07, '08, '09 and owned the Top Brood Bitch '08, '09 (Joint) and Top Sire '08, despite breeding only infrequently.
Our Dogs
- Ambiesque Advent For Brumberhill - Wire Haired Dachshund
- Brumberhill Barista - Border Terrier
- Brumberhill Beguiling - Border Terrier
- Brumberhill Bejewelled JW ShCM - Border Terrier
- Brumberhill Bequest - Border Terrier
- Brumberhill Betrothal JW - Border Terrier
- Brumberhill Blue Minstrel - Border Terrier
- Brumberhill Blue Sky - Border Terrier
- Brumberhill Blue Temptress - Border Terrier
- Brumberhill Bonjour - Border Terrier
- Brumberhill Dutch Courage - Border Terrier
- Ch Brumberhill Belle De Jour ShCM - Border Terrier
- Ch Brumberhill Benchmarked JW ShCM - Border Terrier
- Ch Brumberhill Breeze - Border Terrier
- Ch Fransin Brasilian TP Panettone (IMP ITA) ShCM - Wire Haired Dachshund
- Ch. & Dutch Ch. Brumberhill Bedevilled - Border Terrier
- Ch. & Swedish Ch. Brumberhill Basil - Border Terrier
- Ch. Blue Lace at Brumberhill - Border Terrier
- Ch. Blue Maverick of Brumberhill - Border Terrier
- Ch. Brannigan of Brumberhill - Border Terrier
- Ch. Brumberhill Bewitched - Border Terrier
- Ch. Brumberhill Bittersweet - Border Terrier
- Ch. Brumberhill Blue Tansy - Border Terrier
- Ch. Brumberhill Blue Tempest - Border Terrier
- Eng. Int. World Ch. Brumberhill Blue Maestro - Border Terrier
- Swe Ch Brumberhill Brigadoon - Border Terrier
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- Ch Brumberhill Betwixt ShCM - Border Terrier
- Ch. Blue Print at Brumberhill - Border Terrier
- Ch. Riseburn Reprint - Border Terrier
- Ch.Brumberhill Bestseller JW ShCM - Border Terrier
- Eng. & Dutch Ch. Ribbleside Rogue - Border Terrier


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Staten Island UniversityHospital (SIUH) was recently named a top performer in the US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Premier Healthcare Alliance pay-for performance project that rewards hospitals for delivering higher quality care in five clinical areas.
Based on third-year results from the Hospital Quality Incentive Project (HQUID), SIUH is the top-quality performer in New York State, sixth in the nation, and the nation's second highest achiever in the category of coronary artery bypass graft surgery.
SIUH is New York's only hospital to achieve an award in four out of the five areas studied: acute myocardial infarction (heart attack), heart failure, pneumonia, coronary artery bypass graft surgery (open heart surgery) and hip and knee replacement surgery. No hospital achieved an award in all five. In return for its superior performance, SIUH will receive a $200,000 bonus from CMS.
"Our success is meaningful to the life of every patient who comes through our door, and is achieved and sustained by a clinical team willing to put quality to work in every patient care experience," said Donna Proske, executive vice prMident, chief operating office and chief nurse executive.
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- Address:
1952 North Damen
Chicago, IL 60647Neighborhood:
Bucktown / Wicker Park
- Cuisine:
Contemporary FrenchPrice: $31 to $50
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.takashichicago.com/
- Phone: (773) 772-6170
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Tuesday Wednesday Thursday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm, Friday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm, Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm, Sunday Brunch 11:30 am - 3:00 pm- Dinner 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm NOODLES AND TAPAS ARE BACK ON SUNDAYS!! ALSO AVAILABLE: 7 COURSE OMAKASE $65 9 COURSE OMAKASE $85
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: French, Contemporary French, Asian
- Executive Chef: Takashi Yagihashi
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We will cater your lunch or dinner, 15 guests or more.
Please call 773-772-6170 for more details.
A word from Takashi
TAPAS AND NOODLE SUNDAYS AT TAKASHI ARE BACK!! HOURS:BRUNCH 11:30 am UNTIL 3 pm DINNER 5 pm UNTIL 8 PM. Acclaimed Chef Takashi Yagihashi (a James Beard Foundation Best Chef: Midwest award winner) features contemporary French-American fare with Japanese influences, combining the cuisine and service of a fine dining establishment with the warmth and accessibility of a neighborhood tavern.Continued
Seven course tasting menu available Tues through Sat, $75 - Optional wine pairing $46 Sundays - Tapas and Noodles beginning May 11th.
Seven course tasting menu available Tues through Sat, $75 - Optional wine pairing $46 Sundays - Tapas and Noodles beginning May 11th.
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126 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.5
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (108)special occasion (76)neighborhood gem (55)romantic (49)notable wine list (19)great for brunch (16)hot spot (16)great for outdoor dining (12)good for groups (9)great for lunch (3)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Great Noodle dishesSteveVIPDined on 11/23/2014Was sad to learn Takashi is closing December 31st. We always stopped on our way home from Chicago for their noodle brunch. Oh well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food was simply amazingOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/22/2014Every course was done to perfection, Takashi was there himself overseeing everything and was super friendly when he came to our table. Service was great, the server explained everything about the meal and was very attentive. For the quality of food and the ambiance, the meal was very reasonably priced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One last chance at a great restaurant.ChicagodinerVIPDined on 11/19/2014Wonderful for a special evening with friends. So sad it's closing downSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TaksahiTAG1VIPDined on 11/16/2014Takashi provides excellent food and great service. Sundays are "tapas evenings" unique for Japanese food. Most enjoyable. TAGSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday Menu OutstandingLooking4aGemDined on 11/9/2014Sunday menu includes Ramen dishes which were delicious. Not sure menu differs on other days but would go back Sundays for sure. Music was an odd choice but fine. Some classic rock and old school 70s.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TobiasAmazingDined on 11/9/2014Takashi was amazing. The Sunday tapas and noodle bar was delicious. My girlfriend and I split a few different items, and we kept saying how each was better then the previous. Takashi was there himself cooking. Always cool to see the chef doing his thing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Foodie DelightyMarkyfabDined on 11/8/2014I go out to eat all over the city and this was one of the best meals Chicago dining has offered up. Such a cool cozy location, fantastic service, and complex flavorful dishes that are plated beautifully. I am so not the type, but we left and I posted in Facebook how great the meal was.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- D&JMadisonWIDnJMadisonWIDined on 11/8/2014My wife and I have talked about touring restaurants of our favorite Top Chef participants. For her birthday, I surprised her with reservations at Takashi. We had what we both classified as the best meal that we can remember, along with excellent service, and Chef Takashi was gracious enough to give a couple of fans a moment. On a scale of 1 to 10, we give Takashi a resounding 12!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for Special OccassionsilikefoodDined on 11/7/2014We went here to celebrate our engagement and it was perfect. If you are looking for a fancy dinner where you will be treated like royalty, this is the spot. Everything about this experience was professional, beautiful and refined.Special Features:
- Top kitchen and great servicewineygolferVIPDined on 11/7/2014Every dish was wonderful and different. Very interesting menu makes it hard to choose. For the quality offered the prices are reasonable. The wine list, although limited, offers well-selected choices at moderate prices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding_except_dining_roomOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/1/2014Expectations were high and, as far as the menu goes, we were not disappointed. Takashi definitely live up to its Michelin one star rating. Service was also good, not or overbearing, very polite and professional. The dining room was, however, a bit of a letdown. Tables were close together and a bit small making it nearly impossible to have an intimate or romantic dinner. Overall, would not let the dining room stop me from making another visit to Takashi, the food along makes it more than worth the trip.Special Features:
- Windy City findTeejayVIPDined on 10/25/2014Excellent. Amazing menu. Service outstanding. Enjoyed all courses from appetizer to dessert.Special Features:
- Tasting Menu was great!Ben1Dined on 10/25/2014This was my first time at Takashi and the optional Tasting Menu was the perfect introduction to an exciting and delicious menu!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Have no idea how they one starOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/25/2014Far below the expectation, the food is really mediocre and did not surprise me at all.
- Delicieux!RuthelaVIPDined on 10/24/2014The sweetbreads, rabbit, duck and foie gras were exquisite. The skate wing was delicious as well. We plan to return!Special Features:
- WonderfulBarbVIPDined on 10/24/2014The intimate atmosphere and food was great - presentation of food artistic, wonderful flavors and a delight all around.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 10/21/2014It doesn't get any better than Takashi.....friendly, superb cuisine, great service. This is a wonderful spot, not just to celebrate an occasion, but to MAKE an occasion. Go....!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RosiesbRosieDined on 10/19/2014Loved walking in and seeing chef Takashl in the kitchen cooking away.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thank you, Chef Takashi!outwmywifeDined on 10/19/2014I reserved for 6:30p and did not arrive until a few minutes before 8:00p and they have called me that the kitchen closes at 8pm! Luckily enough when we arrived a few minutes before 8p they still happily accommodated us for our first anniversary dinner. That right there is service enough and of course not the mention the great food, the wine pairing is very appropriate, it all tasted excellent. We both had the 9 course Chef's Choice, my favorite was the pork belly it just melts in your mouth, I never had pork belly prepared like that before. After finishing all the courses it was just perfect by dessert and the port wine, delicious... :) I would definitely want to come again, thank you again for the service, food, and hospitality.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was PhenomenalFoodie2014Dined on 10/18/2014Had the chef tasting menu and each and every course was as great as the last. Front of the house put a damper on the evening, they were quite rude.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Looks better than it tastesrtakersDined on 10/18/2014Service was excellent. Wine by the glass very good. Food was plated beautifully. But the taste for almost every dish was just ok. The Scottish salmon was served in two small strips that were dry as a bone. That was for two of the three people at our table. We should have sent it back. The chicken in the pot was good. Would likely not go back.Special Features:
- Memorable mealktmasonVIPDined on 10/17/2014We ordered the tasting menu with wine pairings, and it was fantastic (for a reasonable price). The salted chocolate creme brûlée was the best dessert I've ever had. I also loved the gnocchi with sake pairing. Some of the food was a little flat. The highs were way high and the lows were good, not great. I definitely recommend and will be back. The downstairs is more quiet than the upstairs.Special Features:
- Amazing food and serviceSteveVIPDined on 10/14/2014One of the best restaurants in Chicago. We had the tasting menu and it was amazing!!! Service was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food. Relaxing Atmosphere.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/11/2014Celebrated the hubby's birthday with two good friends over the weekend. None of us had ever been to Takashi; so we were looking forward to a new experience. Takashi did not disappoint. Takashi offers small-to-medium-to-large plates or a variety from a tasting menu. We decided to try a little of everything and share among the group. We had sashimi wrapped in proscuitto, scallops in a parmessan foam, steak and pork belly open face sandwiches, and a whole host of other tasty dishes, each better than the one before. I would certainly recommend this place for couples or a small group of friends. The service was friendly and attentive. The wine and spirit menu was suitable and the atmosphere was calm and relaxing. Will definitely return!Special Features:
- ups and downsJustinVDined on 10/7/2014Interesting tasting menu but some definite highs and lows…. highs - octopus salad, salted caramel dessert, cabbage soup lows - duck was dull, pork was also a big disappointment wine pairing was haphazard and didn't really reflect the meal content Overall felt like something that hadn't evolved much…..Special Features:
- Excellent!EdgewaterDined on 10/5/2014Wonderful Service and outstanding food. Sunday's menu was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing meal!wmeitzDined on 10/4/2014We were celebrating our anniversary and went with the Chef's tasting menu. Wow! It was 7 courses of amazing food cooked and presented to perfection. The soup with the soft boiled egg is the best soup I've ever had, and every course brought something new, interesting, and delicious. To top it off, we met Chef Takashi and his wife who were wonderful hosts. We hope to return soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice placeOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/2/2014Not a wow place but Nice food and good service. Nice menu with interesting and diferentiating choicesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday OmakaseNuncEstBibendumDined on 9/28/2014This past Sunday, we dined at Takashi for the first time. The restaurant has a special tapas and noodles menu on Sundays, and an Omakase derived from that menu. We chose the seven-course Omakase with wine pairings, and were delighted—the food was fabulous, the wine pairings were interesting (and sometimes brilliant), the service was well paced and warm. We'll definitely return, perhaps to try the regular menu next time. I was a bit surprised at how casual the ambiance is, but not unpleasantly—actually, the approachable, unstuffy feel of the place was quite welcome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Noodle dishesSteveVIPDined on 9/28/2014We stop here on our way home after a Chicago weekend for their noodle brunch. Everything was wonderful with the exception of the Fois Gras sushi. The fois gras pieces are so small that you can't taste it over the other ingredients. The noodle bowls were tasty though.Special Features:
- impressivedlschicagoDined on 9/27/2014We expected a quality meal, and we were blown away. The chef's tasting menu stellar from start to finish - especially finish - the creme brulee was one of the most amazing desserts I have ever had, and I don't normally even like creme brulee!! The timing of service was a little uneven, the courses came a little too fast at the start and a little too slowly at the end, but that's a small complaint. I would go back again in a second.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- All we could ask for - and Takashilive2eatDined on 9/23/2014There was a wonderful tasting menu but unfortunately it required that both if us get it, and dietary restrictions made it not possible. The skate was elegantly presented on risotto which was delicious, and it was surrounded by veggies and mushrooms that were a perfect contrast. Food restricions were accomodated. Apps were equally exquisite, and dessert was a decadent dream. Only disappointment was duck, which although tasty, was a bit chewy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best dining experience ever!froghollowDined on 9/21/2014Did the 7 course tasting menu on Sunday, met Takashi, fabulous wait staff -- Pedro is a jem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tapas & NoodlesJDsLiverVIPDined on 9/14/2014We recently attended brunch at Takashi. The restaurant is small, with tasteful decor, and a small outside patio. The service is friendly, professional, and they know the menu. The food is excellent! Elegant plates of nourishing food. Delicious flavors; we sampled six dishes. Each dish was expertly plated, presented well, and executed to perfection. From the cucumber appetizer, through the duck fat fried chicken, to the red miso ramen, each dish was delectable. The meal made us happy. Thank you Takashi!Special Features:
- Fantastic meal all around!BadgersVIPDined on 9/13/2014Takashi amazed us at every turn. We had the 7 course omakase along with the wine pairings, and I highly recommend going that way. Each dish amazed and delighted us. Service was friendly, but not overbearing. We felt very welcomed and a sense of calm permeates the restaurant. It was a delightful meal in every way.Special Features:
- One Michelin star?BingEatsDined on 9/13/2014The Michelin Star drew us to this place for dinner on a Saturday, celebrating my birthday. Japanese/French fusion sounded so good! Unfortunately it didn't live up to my expectation, even though we did have an enjoyable evening. The latter is mostly because my husband loved everything he ordered -the baby octopus, the pork belly and the scallops. My dinner choices, the soft shell crab and the monk fish, were totally unimpressive and actually quite tasteless. We both thought our Egg and Macaron dessert was too gimmicky. There wasn't enough creme brulee in the egg to taste! Overall we are split on the food, which has too many misses for my liking. I'm seriously questioning the Michelin Star thing!Special Features:
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- Crazy good foodJimLVIPDined on 9/6/2014Some memorable bites every trip, no small feat after a half-dozen meals there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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The green beer will flow this Saturday for St. Patrick's Day. For more sophisticated palates, a pint or two of Guinness Dark Stout or Smithwick's Red Ale could be on tap.
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text: Islamophobes!: 'WaPo' Pulls Muhammad Cartoon That Doesn't Show Muhammad by Greg Gutfeld 11 Oct 2010 post a comment Share This: So, in a blinding feat of profound wussiness, the Washington Post removed the October 3rd "Non Sequitur" cartoon from its rag. The reason? It mentioned Muhammad. Let me repeat: it was yanked because it "mentioned" - not showed - Muhammad. There wasn't a picture of him in the strip. But the Post, and some other papers, still pulled it. Admirably, Post ombudsman Andrew Alexander asked his Style editor why- and he said, "it seemed a deliberate provocation without a clear message." He added that "the point of the joke was not immediately clear." Yeah. That's why you did it: ambiguity. Weasel. Anyway, here's the cartoon. Eh. And here we see another float in the parade of pussies - a callow editor making a cowardly decision based on a fear of upsetting religious fanatics (a fear he cannot even admit to coworkers). Which leads me to my only point. Why is it that the media keeps reminding us that we shouldn't exaggerate the threat of a small group of radicals - but completely changes tact, when it comes to their own personal safety? Think about it: if the average Joe expresses fear or anxiety over Islamic fundamentalism, they are called Islamophobes. But if an editor with balls the size of electrons removes a comic in which Muhammad isn't even present - that's not honest-to-Allah Islamophobia? No, that's just being sensitive. Look, the media can't have it both ways. They cannot criticize the public for concerns over Islam, and then eradicate anything in their midst that they perceive might elevate their risk for getting stabbed buying a chai latte at Starbucks. If their governing principle in the newsroom is fear, then they should admit it - and get the hell off our backs for feeling the same way. And if you disagree with me, you're a racist, homophobic Islamophobic bathophobe. Tonight: Carrie Keagan in studio! Nick Gillespie! Daily Caller staff writer Mike Riggs and, of course, Rob Zombie!


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People Falling Down. Abbreviation. Commonly used in texting or Facebook posts.
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Abbreviation for Post-Fucking Dumbass Syndrome, an adjective describing people who turn into dumbasses after getting fucked. Usually associated with women who expect you to buy them breakfast in the morning after a one night stand.
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Why the re-wording of the first lyric from George Gershwin's classic song? Two reasons:
First, for those of you who might like to read from the Mises Institute's extensive ebook/PDF library on-the-go, this summer day might be the time for you to pick up an e-reader:
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Secondly, just imagine using all the study features (note-taking, bookmarks, highlighting, etc.) of one of these wonderful devices with your Kindle edition or Nook edition of Road to Serfdom while taking Thomas DiLorenzo's online, five-week Road to Serfdom Mises Academy class this summer!


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Q. On several occasions we have enjoyed the Swordfish Kennebunkport at the Black Orchid CafM-i in Fort Lauderdale. The meal was always outstanding, and we would be delighted if you could get the recipe. -- Gayle Kelso, Wilton Manors
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LaDainian Tomlinson sprinted off the Amon G. Carter Stadium turf almost 12 years ago into the NFL. Friday, he returned to his Horned Frogs home and said another goodbye to a Hall of Fame career.In between, he did a whole lot of something right.Tomlinson left pro football with a bucket full of records and feats. TCU's all-time leading rusher sits fifth on the NFL's all-time rushing list with 13,684 yards, ranking behind only career leader Emmitt Smith, Walter Payton, Barry Sanders and Curtis Martin. Tomlinson holds the single-season records for touchdowns and points.His place alongside gridiron greats is secure, even if Tomlinson isn't sure just where."I do feel good about what I've accomplished," he said Friday at the Moncrief Club inside Amon G. Carter Stadium. "I've never been a guy to really get into rankings. For me, I prided myself on being able to do everything on the football field."Tomlinson retired at 33 years old.The wear and tear of more than 3,000 carries took a toll, robbing LT of the explosiveness and production he displayed throughout his 20s. But those 20s were a glorious time for the best running back in football.The five-time Pro Bowler won two NFL rushing titles, but never an NFL championship. While Tomlinson played on some very good teams in San Diego -- and with the Jets -- a trip to the Super Bowl eluded No. 21.A regret, sure. But he's ready to move on to the next phase in life, knowing he gave it his best. There are no second thoughts, and he vows his first retirement will be his last."After playing football for 20 years, you become accustomed to the structure of football and preparing yourself every day physically, mentally to play on Sundays," Tomlinson said. "Not doing that makes it tough because you're not competing anymore."I had all off-season and thought about it for about five months until just recently I made the decision. I wanted to make sure this was it and this was what I really wanted to do."Tomlinson has business interests to manage. He may dabble in broadcasting to stay close to the game. (He approves of the new college football playoff system.) He also plans to be a regular at TCU's newly renovated stadium to cheer on the Big 12-bound Horned Frogs."When we played here at TCU, we always felt like we were slighted," Tomlinson said, reflecting on how far TCU has come."We always felt like people didn't give us respect, that we could play with the bigger programs, we just didn't get the opportunity and so now to see that it's here and they're going to the Big 12 ...it makes be proud. I feel like the program has grown up, they're big boys now and it's time to play ball."It's been a difficult off-season.Tomlinson's close friend and Chargers legend Junior Seau committed suicide in May. Tomlinson delivered a moving tribute at a memorial for Seau, recalling the people impacted positively by his longtime teammate.Tomlinson is making his own impact.Being active in the community sells him short. He's conducted camps and worked with children in Fort Worth, San Diego, Waco and around the country through his Touching Lives Foundation.There's also the LaDainian Tomlinson Preparatory Academy, which is designed to help students achieve their dreams of playing college sports."Football was something that I really enjoyed, but it was more on the entertainment side. It brought joy to people," Tomlinson said."I had fun doing it, but I always felt my lasting legacy would be the things I do off the field, the things I do for others, the things that I pass on hopefully to my kids. To me that's what it's all about."
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A sippy cup is a training cup – usually plastic – with a screw- or snap-on lid and a spout that lets your child drink without spilling. You can get models with or without handles and choose from a variety of spouts.
Sippy cups can be a great way for your baby to transition from nursing or bottle-feeding to a regular cup. They can also improve hand-to-mouth coordination. When your baby has the motor skills to handle a cup but not the skills to keep the drink from spilling, a sippy cup can give him some independence while keeping cleanup to a minimum.
Encourage your child to use a regular cup when you think he's ready. Some babies enjoy using a sippy cup as early as 6 months, and others aren't interested until after their first birthday. Most babies seem ready around 7 to 9 months, though.
To help prevent tooth decay, the American Dental Association recommends transitioning to a regular cup by your child's first birthday.
Some babies take to a sippy cup immediately, while others take a while to get used to the idea. Here are some tips on making the transition easier:
Babies have all kinds of reasons for rejecting sippy cups. And of course, there's no law saying she ever has to use one. Some babies graduate from breast or bottle straight to a regular cup. If you'd rather your baby learn to use a sippy, though – for convenience, or because you think it'll make a good transition – try these tactics that other parents have used successfully: