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Former head coach wants university's money
After being fired once the 2011- 12 season ended, former SIU men's basketball coach Chris Lowery seeks millions from the university, citing breach of contract and defamation. Lowery, the Associate Head Coach at Kansas State, served as the Salukis' ... Continue Reading →
Rejuvenated student section looks to improve
The SIU student section has been underwhelming in recent years, but this season the group is instilled with a new spirit and aims to return to its merciless former ways. The Dawg Pound was once a terror at Saluki home games, but when things began to slide ... Continue Reading →
Father-son duo bring family bond to basketball
Freshman guard Anthony Beane Jr. decided to follow his father from Illinois State University to SIU and join a team that is focused on becoming a family. Coach Barry Hinson said because players and coaches spend so much time together, a family environment ... Continue Reading →
Former Saluki takes on new challenge in East St. Louis
Basketball was Tony Young's opportunity to better himself and go to college, and now he'll get the chance to help high school kids reach the same plateau in one of the most poverty-stricken areas in the country. Young, who played basketball at SIU ... Continue Reading →
Daniels: I wanted to leave for all the wrong reasons
Even though he requested a release from his scholarship, Dantiel Daniels was never really sure he wanted to leave. "It was a lot of pressure. I've never been through that much pressure in my life," Daniels said. "I just thought if I stayed here, ... Continue Reading →
Daniels changes heart, comes back to men's basketball
Dantiel Daniels will return to the men's basketball team next season and withdraw his request for a release from his scholarship. Daniels reportedly asked for his release April 11, two weeks after coach Barry Hinson was hired to replace former coach ... Continue Reading →
Setty, Drummond ask for releases
Three men's basketball players leave since Lowery let go, Hinson hired Two more men's basketball players have expressed interest in leaving the team, which may open four positions for coach Barry Hinson to fill for next season. Freshman forward ... Continue Reading →
Moccia reflects on his tenure
Time with his family has been hard to come by for Athletic Director Mario Moccia, who just finished a month-long search for a new men's basketball coach. But now that search is over, Moccia can go back to taking his daughter to her softball games. Moccia ... Continue Reading →
Daniels asks for release from men's basketball
Freshman forward Dantiel Daniels will not be coming back to the Salukis for his sophomore season, according to sources close to the team. Daniels averaged 24.7 minutes and 8.3 points per game in 28 games this season. He was tied for the Missouri Valley ... Continue Reading →
Hinson's next move: to keep all players at SIU
After Kansas finishes its run in the NCAA tournament, Barry Hinson will be on the clock as coach of the Salukis — and he has a lot of work ahead of him. The first thing Hinson has to do is repair relations with a fanbase that is disillusioned, with ... Continue Reading →
Former Saluki coaches to reunite at Kansas State
Bruce Weber is headed to Manhattan, Kan., and plans to bring former SIU men's basketball coach Chris Lowery with him as an assistant coach. Weber was hired by Kansas State on Saturday, following coach Frank Martin's decision to leave for the same ... Continue Reading →
Players react to Hinson's hire
Although waiting for a new coach to be hired was a challenge, freshman forward Treg Setty said he pulled together with his teammates and got through all of the speculation and questions about their own futures as Salukis. "I've played basketball my ... Continue Reading →
Hinson formally introduced as men's basketball coach
Barry Hinson couldn't be happier to be back home as a coach in the Missouri Valley Conference. "I've been very public with how I feel about this conference. I just love it," Hinson said. "I've had opportunities in the four years ... Continue Reading →
Basketball losses ripple through Athletic Department
Illinois is in the midst of a severe budget crisis, and Saluki Athletics felt the crunch at a time when revenues from men's basketball weren't up to par. "We've weathered probably the most perfect storm from a financial standpoint," ... Continue Reading →
Salukis can't afford Weber
The search for the new men's basketball coach is entering its fourth week, and there hasn't been any word from the SIU athletic department about how the search is going. Former Illinois and SIU coach Bruce Weber reportedly has an offer to ... Continue Reading →


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The Society for Human Resource Management says it may publish a final HR
standard on performance management as early as this month, just weeks after it
withdrew its proposed wide-ranging "Human Resource Indices for Investors"
standard under heavy pressure from business groups.
The new standard could come out in the fourth quarter of 2012 or first
quarter of 2013, SHRM spokesperson Jennifer Hughes said in an email to BNA Dec.
10. According to SHRM's website, the standard is "a proposed set of minimum
elements of a performance management system in three areas--goal setting,
performance review, and performance improvement plans."
This is only one of a number of areas where SHRM is developing metrics, using
its accreditation as the HR standards bearer awarded by the American National
Standards Institute (30 HRR 529, 5/14/12). SHRM says it is awaiting the
institute's approval for the performance management standard.
SHRM announced Nov. 29 that in response to opposition in the business
community, it had withdrawn the proposed Human Resource Indices for Investors
standard (30 HRR 1322, 12/10/12). The standard was intended to help investors
evaluate the worth of a company's human capital. Some HR professionals
contended, however, that it would be burdensome to companies and irrelevant to
investors (30 HRR 621, 6/11/12).
Another HR standard that appears to be at an advanced stage, according to
SHRM's website, is titled "Workforce Planning--Basic Elements," and is "designed
as a proposed minimum set of data analyses required to project future hiring
needs." SHRM has made this draft standard available for a second round of public
Several other HR standards are listed as under development:
• Job
Description: The standard includes "common elements of every job such as
roles, responsibilities, supervision and authority as well as underlying
knowledge, skills, and experiences required."
• Human
Resources Metrics Panel (Dashboard): A collection of widely used, basic
HR/labor metrics and measures.
• Turnover
Metrics Definition: "Minimum effective aspects of the definition of
SHRM also is working on diversity standards for ANSI. SHRM's planned
diversity standards are divided into three sub-topics: qualifications of the
lead diversity/inclusion professional, a collection of diversity metrics and
measures, and organizational diversity and inclusion metrics. In October, a
co-chair of SHRM's diversity task force said one of these three standards would
be released at the end of this year and the other two would be released early in
But Hughes said that "the diversity-related standards still have to go
through at least one 45-day public comment period or, most likely, two 45-day
public comment reviews before public suggestions are incorporated and the
standards are submitted to ANSI for consideration."
However, the same issues that created vehement opposition to the Human
Resource Indices from the business community, leading to its cancellation, are
still in play for all the other HR standards SHRM has in the works, if the
viewpoint of the HR Policy Association is anything to go by.
"We are very supportive of the use of HR metrics internally to support the HR
function, and many of our members develop metrics internally to develop the HR
function and advance the purposes of the company," Tim Bartl, vice president of
the HR Policy Association, told BNA Dec. 10. "But these standards went far
beyond what we could support."
There were three major grounds for concern with the Human Resource Indices,
Bartl said--their "one-size-fits-all" approach, which failed to take into
account the many differences between industries and individual companies; the
steep cost to companies of assembling the information that would have been
requested; and the prospective public disclosure of confidential internal
company HR information.
The latter aspect, unacceptable to the business community, was the Human
Resource Indices' entire raison d'etre, Bartl added. "The purpose was to
get this out in the public domain so investors could assess it. But we have not
heard from any of our members that investors are even looking for this
information. It's too detailed and not material to them."
As for the standards still in the pipeline, Bartl said, "it would depend on
what exactly is proposed, but I think our members would be extremely wary about
disclosing this information. If it were guidelines for internal development [of
HR metrics], it would be a different matter altogether."
He cautioned as well that much of HR is subjective, making the development of
purely objective metrics very difficult.
By Martin
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Protect the Grid SmartGrid Initiative
I recently read in Power Magazine (powermag.com) that EPRI is launching the Security and Privacy Initiative, a collaborative effort to investigate cyber security standards, business processes, and technologies to protect the electric grid.
Just Because We Can
Because you can, does not always mean you should and knowing when is the difference between being an automation professional and one of the "great unwashed."
We don't got to show you no steenkin' critical assets!
[img_assist|nid=2886|title=US Power Plants|desc=|link=none|align=right|width=480|height=310]It makes you wonder, doesn't it, how the electric utilities can have so few critical assets. I would think that most of those big splotches of red in the Southeastern United States where there are so many power plants that the resolution of the map can't show...
ISA99.02.01 cyber security standard approved by ANSI, submitted to IEC
ISA99.02.01 was approved by ANSI as an American National Standard on 13 January 2009. It has now been submitted to IEC65 WG10 for the IEC process. Individuals who are members of ISA may download the standard at no charge for your individual use.
Support your local standards organization...they make our lives easier
I received a news release from Tom Clary at Invensys this morning that got me thinking. It announced that IPS was hosting the ISA95 standard meetings next week:
Protecting Our Assets-- November Special Issue
I announced a while back that we would be tearing up the editorial calendar and making the November issue a special issue with a single theme: critical infrastructure protection.
Two Weeks in Review: are we really getting anywhere?
A number of activities occurred over the past 2 weeks.
Get ready for more chaos!
"FEMA is planning for a voluntary preparedness accreditation and certification program mandated by Title IX of the 9/11 Commission Act of 2007. They intend to establish a common set of criteria for private sector preparedness, including disaster management, emergency management, and business continuity programs. The goal of this voluntary program...
Listen up Cyber-folks
Congressman James Langevin, (D) Rhode Island, keynotes the ACS Cybersecurity Conference: ...


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Airhead® 1 - person Deluxe Inflatable Travel Kayak packs ALL the adventure and NONE of the hassle of conventional kayaks!
The Airhead® Inflatable Kayak is perfect for camping, vacationing and exploring remote areas! But then again, it's also ideal if you want to paddle, but just don't want to drive around with a kayak on your rooftop!
This one fits easily into the trunk of your car, duffel bag or suitcase... so when you feel the itch to paddle, your boat is with you!More:
- Designed for lakes and moderate white water
- Inflatable seat with adjustable support backrest and mesh pocket
- Highly visible orange for safety
- Low drag / superior tracking with 4 bottom fins
- All 3 air chambers are completely enclosed by rugged 840-denier nylon with UV and water-resistant coatings
- Durable tri-laminate reinforcements on the bottom for a lifetime of use
- Neoprene elbow guards for comfort
- Easy to inflate and deflate (3 Boston valves with nylon covers)
- Stainless steel and nylon hardware will not corrode
- 6 D-rings at bow and stern for securing gear, stretch net in bow
- Low drag, superior tracking
- Grab handles for easy put-ins and pull-outs
- Threaded drain plug
- 1 man, 9' 9", 28 lbs., 300-lb. capacity.
- Padded Shoulder Carrier included
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Timeout: Boys Golf Extra
Boys Golf Extra
Valparaiso boasts
a wealth of talent
Valparaiso coach Wayne Lichtenberger has the kind of problem that every school wished it could have.
He has six really good players and the best player in Northwest Indiana.
Even though it's a good problem, it's still a problem he has to deal with on a weekly basis.
That means every week, three players — Alexander Pancek, Tyler Doane and Andew Gariup — tee it up in a playoff. Top two guys get to play. Last week, at the Rensselaer Invitational, Pancek and Doane played. Doane shot a 78 —one of four scores that counted toward the Vikings' total of 292.
Kyle Meihofer and Bobby Jacobs are two of the top players in the area — with Meihofer, who will play next year at Illinois State, well ahead of anyone around here. Jacobs is in the tier right below Meihofer with several other golfers in the area.
Valparaiso will be the clear favorite this week at the Uebele, which will tee off at 1 p.m. Friday at Beechwood. The Uebele is the oldest golf tournament in the state.
P-T Top 5
1 .Valparaiso
2. Boone Grove
3. Chesterton
4. Crown Point
5. Lake Central
Player of
the week
Kyle Meihofer,
Meihofer shot a 5-under 67 at Curtis Creek Country Club in Rensselear to help lead the Vikings to a victory.
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Lebanon, NH Recreation & Parks Department is starting a new community tradition with their End of Summer Celebration. In lieu of a fireworks display on July 4th, the department opted for a grand celebration to close out the summer and welcome the fall.
So, there will not be a lack of activity in Lebanon on Thursday, August 28th, 2014 as the community gathers downtown for a festive evening of entertainment. Here's the basic schedule:
4-7pm: Support local farmers and vendors at the Lebanon Farmers Market in Colburn Park while enjoying the live music of MusicFEST featuring up and coming talent from the Upper Valley.
7-8:30pm: Put on your dancing shoes for the 4th Annual Dancefest at the Lebanon Mall with more live music by The Conniption Fits and grab some grub at the nearby restaurants open with extended hours.
8:30pm: Enjoy the fireworks display shooting off Storrs Hill Ski Area with the best views from the ski lodge, Church Street, or Logan Field on Water Street.
View the End of Summer Celebration Flyer by the Lebanon, NH Recreation & Parks Department for more details.
So come on out and join the celebration Thursday evening in Lebanon, NH!
CG Shepherd Realty, LLC: Serving New Hampshire's Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee and Upper Valley Regions, Eastman, & Vermont Real Estate Buying and Selling Needs for Over 24 Years.
There are so many events and activities available this July 4th weekend in the Upper Valley and Lake Sunapee Region. From parades and parties to concerts and fireworks, you'll find plenty to do this weekend.
Here is a brief overview of some of the local Independence Day celebrations and other community events along with links to community calendars and additional information.
July 4th: The 22nd Annual Hanover Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration 10amKick-off July 4th in Hanover, NH with a parade at 10am on Main St. followed by a party on the Dartmouth Green with food, games, and pony rides.
July 5th & 6th:Circus Smirkus performs 4 shows at Fullington Farm Field in Hanover, NHShow times are July 5, 2pm & 7pm and July 6, 11am & 4pm.
July 4th: Bistro Nouveau presents Jason Cann 6-9pmEnjoy the live music of Jason Cann along with wonderful food at The Tavern at the Center at Eastman. No cover charge; however, reservations are strongly recommended. Call (603) 863-8000 or reserve your table on-line at bistronouveau.com.
July 5th:Mile Swim 10amFree, timed mile swim starting at West Cove B Boat Beach and ending at South Cove Peninsula with refreshments served afterward. Swimmers must provide their own safety boater. Must register by July 4 by calling Eastman Recreation at (603) 863-6772
July 6th:"I Believe In America" Concert 8:30amConcert to celebrate America at South Cove in Eastman.
Peppermint Patty's Pancake Breakfast 9-11amPancake breakfast complete with fruit, bacon or sausage, coffee and juice. $9 for Adults, $6 Ages 4-12 and free for Ages 3 and under. Call (603) 863-6772 to make your reservations.
July 4th: Red, White and Blue 6.2 Run 9:30amThis 10K run on the Rail Trail in Lebanon, NH starts at 9:30am with a fun run at 9am. Sponsored by Lebanon Parks & Recreation Department.
Great American All-You-Can-Eat Pie Buffet 10am-2pmHosted by Lebanon and Riverside Rotary Clubs. 7$ for Adults and $5 for 10 and under.
SPARK! Community Center Celebration9am-1:30pm Yard Sale2-5pm Summer Games7-9pm Dance Party
July 4th:Band Concerts on the Common 6:30pmHopkinton Town Band offers a FREE concert at the New London Town Common.
Fireworks 9:15pm sponsored by Lake Sunapee Yacht Club
July 5th:Arts on the Green 10am-4pmSee the works of over 35 Juried Artists on Main Street, New Lebanon, NH.Sunapee Annual Fourth of July Parade at noonParade at Sunapee Harbor with special firemen event at Veterans Field to follow.
Fireworks in Sunapee Harbor at dusk sponsored by the Town of Sunapee.
July 6th:15th Annual KSL Chicken Barbecue 4-7pm$13/Meal and Reservations Requested.
Tammy Jackson Band 5-8pm at Bandstand.
However you choose to celebrate this weekend, CG Shepherd Realty, LLC wishes you a safe and Happy 4th!
This weekend kicks off the first of many Independence Day celebrations with fireworks in New London, NH. Festivals, community runs, music, dance, and more are offered in the Lake Sunapee Region and Upper Valley this weekend.
Lake-a-Thon at Lake Sunapee Harbor: Saturday, June 28
The 2nd Annual Lake-a-Thon held by the Elkins Fish & Game Club features a variety of activities including a marathon paddle around Lake Sunapee, Cardboard Boat Regatta, 3-Minute Push-Up Challenge. Additionally, many free activities will be available at the harbor, like paddle board and kayak lessons. Activities are offered at different times, so click for more details.
Pleasant Lake Boat Parade and Fireworks: Saturday, June 28
3:00pm Boat Parade
at Pleasant Lake with the theme "The Greatest Show on Earth"
9:30pm Fireworks. Start your celebration of Independence Day with the firework show over Pleasant Lake.
6th Annual Run/Walk for the Lake: Sunday June 29, 8:30am
This annual event begins at 836 Pleasant Street, New London, NH and benefits the Pleasant Lake Association and the New London Fire Department. Race Day Registration from 7:30-8:00am
Family Fun Day: Saturday, June 28 1-6pm
Hosted by the New London Rotary Club, Family Fun Day will be held at Smiley Grove Park in North Sutton, NH. Festivities include a 3 mile Walk-a-Thon around Kezar Lake, miniature boat race, raffle drawings, games, and a concert by the Kearsarge Community Band. Walk-a-Thon entry fee is $10 (kids 10 and under walk for free). Picnic lunches will also be available for $15. Proceeds benefit the club's literacy and gift giving programs.
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago Performances: Friday, June 27, 8:00pm & Sunday, June 29, 8:00pmThis contemporary dance company will be giving two performances at the Hopkins Center for the Arts at Dartmouth College.
Quechee Summer Music Series: Friday, June 27, 7:30-9:30pmThe first festival of the Quechee Summer Music Series at the Quechee Club in Hartford, VT will feature a variety of musical genres. Pack a picnic and your favorite beverage and enjoy an evening of music. The second festival will be held August 1st. Purchase tickets at www.quecheeclub.com
Strawberry Festival: Sunday, June 29, 10:00am-3:00pmCedar Circle Farm & Education Center presents the 12th Annual Strawberry Festival. This festival of activities for the whole family offers children's games and crafts, live music, theatrical performances, wagon rides, and of course strawberry picking. $10 per car, walk or bike to enter for free.
This region has so much to offer, so get out and enjoy being a part of these wonderful New England communities.
Here in the Upper Valley and Lake Sunapee Regions, our communities take full advantage of the pleasant summer weather by offering a number of local events for the public throughout the week and weekends. Here is a sampling of this weekend's events in Eastman, NH, Hanover, NH, Newbury, NH, White River Junction and Quechee, VT.
Bistro Nouveau presents Addie Hebert: Friday, June 20, 6:00-9:00pm
Enjoy Friday night live music at the Tavern at The Center at Eastman. No cover charge, but dining will only be available in the tavern, so reservations are strongly recommended. Call 603.863.8000 to make reservations.12th Annual Splash, Mash & Dash Sprint Triathlon: Saturday, June 21, 8:00am-Noon
The triathlon begins and ends at South Cove at Eastman Lake. This 1/3 mile swim, 12 mile bike, and 5K run will take participants to locations throughout Eastman and Grantham, NH. Whether want to participate, volunteer, or cheer on your family and friends, come support your community.
[Image from Eastman Splash, Mash & Dash website]
2014 Hanover Police Department Bike and Property Auction: Friday, June 20, 5:00-7:00pm
Preview of bikes and property begins at 5pm, and the auction begins at 6pm at the Richard W. Black Center in Hanover, NH.
The Engilsh Beat at Tupelo Music Hall: Friday, June 20, 8:00pm
This sextet will perform tonight at Tupelo Music Hall in White River Junction, VT offering a musical fusion of soul, reggae and pop headed up by front man Dave Wakeling.
Simon Pearce Restaurant Sampling: Saturday, June 21, 11:00am-3:00pm
The executive chef Brian Gazda of Simon Pearce Restaurant, located at The Mill in Quechee, VT will introduce a sampling of light appetizers. Enjoy the samplings of this riverfront restaurant, peruse the Simon Pearce retail store, and watch glass blowers in the workshop.
Sunapee Wheels 16th Annual Antique and Collectible Motor Vehicles Show: Sunday, June 22, 9:00am-2:30pm
View a collection of cars, hot rods, rat rods trucks and motorcycles at this Sunapee Lions Club event at Mt. Sunapee Resort. Up to 300 vehicles are expected. Entrance Fee: $5 (Children 12 and under are free). Free Aerial Skyride with paid admission. Enter your vehicle for $20. Food and refreshments provided by Mout Sunapee Culinary.
This weekend is forecasted to be partly cloudy in the mid 70s, which is perfect for some of these outdoor events. So join your community, and enjoy your weekend!
Now that it's summer and schools are finishing up in the Upper Valley, you'll see an increase in local activities and events available during the next several months. Here are some highlights of local Lebanon, NH, Eastman and Hanover, NH events happening this weekend:
Bike Rodeo Health & Safety Fair - Saturday, June 7, 10am-2pm
Brush up on your own bike safety and help your kids to understand its importance. The Annual Jim Wechsler Memorial Bike Rodeo Health & Safety Fair offers a bicycle safety check, helmet fittings, pizza, t-shirts, door prizes and more! Held at the CCBA basketball courts on Taylor Street in Lebanon, NH.
Mascoma Greenway Celebration - Saturday, June 7, starting at noon
In celebration of National Trails Day and the local Mascoma River Greenway Project, come walk a guided tour of the new rail trail that will connect Lebanon to West Lebanon. Also enjoy live music and food at this event held in Colburn Park in Lebanon, NH.
Bistro Nouveau presents Jason Cann - Friday, June 6, 6-9pm
Enjoy live music on Friday nights in the Tavern at the Center at Eastman. No cover charge, but you can make reservations at 603.863.8000
Eastman Community Open Forum on Center Renovation Options - Saturday, June 7, 9am
Come to the Center at Eastman to see a detailed presentation of the renovation options and related financial information for the Center. Ask your questions and give your input.
Glee Club Commencement Concert - Friday, June 6, 6-9:30pm
The Dartmouth College Glee Club will be performing at Spaulding Auditorium on Friday night. This group of 40+ choral singers will give a program of variety with works ranging from the compositions of Claudio Montevardi (1567-1643) to Stephen Sondheim (b. 1930) to 21st Century composers.
Hood Museum of Art Tour In Residence: Contemporary Artists at Dartmouth - Saturday, June 7, 2-3pm
Michael Taylor, Director, offers this special tour at the Hood Museum of Art located on the Dartmouth College campus in Hanover, NH.
Dartmouth College Commencement - Sunday, June 8, starting at 9:30am
Family, friends, and faculty will gather Sunday morning for Dartmouth College commencement exercises, sending off the Class of 2014. TV producer Shonda Rhimes ('91 Dartmouth Grad) will deliver the commencement address.
So whatever you decide to do this weekend in the Upper Valley, we hope you get out, enjoy the beautiful weather that's forecast, and take part in our wonderful community!
The May flowers have arrived, and there are some delightful upcoming events this month in the Grantham, NH area and Upper Valley Region.
The Eastman Family Singers performance begins at 7 p.m. at The Center at Eastman. This is an intergenerational group of vocalists who will present a compositions from a variety of musical genres - from "Alleluia" to English folk songs to pop. Admission is free; donations gratefully accepted.
Learn how to downsize at the Definitive Downsizing Workshop held at 4 p.m. in the Sugar River Bank Community Room, 10 N. Main St. in Newport, NH. Sponsored by Sponsored by Summercrest Senior Living, the workshop will feature Bill Smith, fine estate auctioneer of William A. Smith Appraisals; Leslie "Jazz" Barnette, a professional organizer of Jazz Personal Management; and Sage Scott and Annie Ballin, interior designers of Sage's Interiors & Annie Ballin & Co. Please RSVP.
The 2013 Valley Quest season opens. Get ready for some fun adventures! Pick up your Best of Valley Quest book at your local bookstore and head out.
In anticipation of the Northern New England Repertory Theatre Company's staging of Ibsen's Hedda Gabler (May 30-June 8), AVA Gallery Executive Director Bente Torjusen will give a free, public lecture on Henrik Ibsen & Edvard Munch beginning at 5:30 p.m. at AVA Gallery in Lebanon, NH. He will focus on the work of two Norwegian masters—playwright, theater director and poet Henrik Ibsen (1828 -1906) and painter and printmaker Edvard Munch (1863-1944)— the interplay between their work and how the notorious Hedda Gabler, as well as protagonists from other Ibsen dramas, resonated with Munch's life and art.
Kick-off of this year's Fix @ 6 music series at Bistro Nouveau in Eastman, NH. This series runs every Friday through Labor Day Weekend. Come listen to the acoustical stylings of Jason Cann from 6 to 9 p.m.
Community Potluck Dinner at Grantham United Methodist Church. Bring a dish to share at this delicious community-wide event.
Giselle at the Lebanon Opera House May 4th and May 5th including performances by several Grantham residents.This is the City Center Ballet's performance of Giselle, a tale of love, loss, forgiveness and beauty – a true romantic ballet. Reserved seating is available through Lebanon Opera House Box Office at 448-0400 or LebanonOperaHouse.org. Advance pricing is $25 adults, $20 seniors and $12 children; $5 more at the door.
Mother and Son Dinner and Magic Show event at 5 p.m. at Grantham Town Hall. Enjoy an evening of good fun and magic. Put on your best clothes for a formal evening with mom, including a family-style dinner served at your table, an ice-cream social, a formal picture taken by Towne Studios, and a fantastic magic show performed by Norman Magic Productions Inc.This event is reservation only, so please RSVP no later than May 4th to save your spot. Cost is $20 per couple; $5 for an additional son. Send checks made out to the Town of Grantham to Field, PO Box 771, Grantham, NH 03753, or drop them off at the town office to be placed in the "Our Town" mail box. Such a lovely variety of activities for individuals, couples, and families alike in the Grantham, NH area and Upper Valley Region. The above information is a portion of the local events posted in Grantham News & Events 4/26/13. Find more news and events for Grantham, NH and surrounding towns at www.sunacom.com.CG Shepherd Realty, LLC: Serving New Hampshire's Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee and Upper Valley Regions, Eastman, & Vermont Real Estate Buying and Selling Needs for Over 24 Years.
Benefit concert Saturday, 3/23/13 at First Congregational Church on South Park Street in Lebanon, NH with proceeds going to the Bel Canto Chamber Singers. This is a great example of some of the cultural offerings to the community Lebanon, NH and the Upper Valley.
If you're already an Upper Valley resident, this is a wonderful opportunity to support your local cultural arts. If you are interested in becoming a part of this community, contact CG Shepherd Realty, LLC.
Lebanon, NH is a thriving city in the Upper Valley with a Recreation & Parks Department that hosts great community events year-round.
If you're tired of sitting inside and looking at the New England snow piling up outside, choose to get active outdoors this winter starting with the Lebanon, NH 7th Annual Full Moon Fiesta on Saturday, February 9, 2013 from 6-8pm at Storrs Hill Ski Lodge.
This wonderful, "eco-friendly" progressive dinner allows the whole family to travel by snowshoe, ski, or snowboard around Storrs Hill in Lebanon, NH, while local sponsoring restaurants provide light food and hot beverages. Bring your own mugs, bowls, and spoons to reduce waste, or rent a bowl and spoon for $1.
The fee is $10 per person, and ages 5 and under are free. All proceeds benefit the Lebanon, NH Recreation & Parks Scholarship Fund and the Lebanon Outing Club.
You can register at www.recreation.lebnh.net or www.campfiredining.com
Learn more about the Lebanon, NH community and what it has to offer.
Now that you've taken some time in January to recover from the holidays, reorganize your life, and plan ahead for 2013, it's time for Eastman, NH community events to kick into gear. This month is starting off with a packed weekend offering options for all ages.
SATURDAY, February 9, 2013:
Eastman Golf Links Open House 11am-2pm at The Center at Eastman. Free to everyone! Get information on 2013 membership options, leagues and groups, see some brand new equipment, plus some instructional pointers from Golf Pro Mark Larrabee! As if that weren't enough, there will be raffles and door prizes too. Find more information about Eastman Golf Links.
Reservation Deadline for Wine Tasting Group of Eastman (WTGE) "Cuisine and Wines of Spain" dinner and wine tasting on February 21 at 7:30pm at Bistro Nouveau. Paid reservations only at $55 per person, which includes tax and gratuity.
Bistro Brain Busters Trivia Night at 7pm at The Center at Eastman. January was sold out, so reservations are recommended: 603-863-8000
SUNDAY, February 10, 2013:
JOSA (Jazz on a Sunday Afternoon) with Vocalist David Scott from 4-7pm at The Center at Eastman. $18 for adults and $16 for seniors (62+) and students (17-). Call for reservations: 603-763-8732 or after 2pm the day of, call 603-863-8000.
TUESDAY, February 12, 2013:
Greensward Social 5pm at South Cove Activity Center. Bring a neighbor, your own beverage, and an appetizer to share.
WEDNESDAY, February 13, 2013:
Eastman Snowshoe Hike 8:30am carpool from Cross Country Center and leaving Wilder Dam at 9:15am. Hike along Indian Ridge between DHMC and Wilder Dam. Three miles total distance. Little elevation. Easy/Moderate.
Songs for a Winter Evening 7:30pm at The Center at Eastman. Pianist and Eastman, NH resident Joe Henderson and mezzo-soprano Jennifer Hansen will give there performance for the 2013 Dartmouth Vaughan Recital Series, including works by Schumann and Korngold. All are welcome and no charge!
Information provided by Eastman Highlights Issue 13-06, February 8, 2013.
Eastman, NH is a four-season residential and recreational community offering numerous activities and amenities for its residents. More wonderful indoor and outdoor community activities and events for Eastman, NH residents to come. Check back next week for more upcoming events.
CG Shepherd Realty, LLC continues to collect coats year-round to be distributed to those in need in Newport, NH and the Upper Valley.
More coats are needed, especially extra-large. After many deliveries, the Newport soup kitchen had run out of coats. They came out to Grantham to get the ones we have here last week.
Do you have gently-used coats? Drop off coats at our Grantham office, in our coat collections can, or in one of our Shepherd Realty Smart Cars when you see them parked around town. We'll get them to Newport to be distributed accordingly.
Thank you all for your tremendous support! It is greatly needed during this time of year.CG Shepherd Realty, LLC: Serving New Hampshire's Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee and Upper Valley Regions, Eastman & Vermont Real Estate Buying & Selling Needs for Over 24 Years.
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Dana Perino: The Relevant Republican
It is the rare creature who can remain relevant in Washington after her administration is ousted. (She was the gifted and admired press secretary for George W. Bush.) But Perino, who likes to call herself a "cheerful conservative," is that creature. She recently launched Minute Mentoring to advise young women entering the workforce and is on the women's advisory board of the ONE campaign, an effort to end poverty. She is also, dare we say it, the most fair and balanced pundit on Fox News. "She has the insight of someone who's actually been in the Oval Office when decisions were made," her former White House deputy Tony Fratto says.
What a random poll of men on the Hill had to say about her: "She's a babe!"
What President Bush called her: "Sweet Dana."
On her gig at Fox News: "I really enjoy it. I try to be a voice of reason. I'm a cheerful conservative, which I think drives some people crazy. They're sort of confounded by it."
Her biggest accomplishment: "My relationship with my husband Peter." Who is a Brit, 18 years older than her, and whom she met on an airplane.
What Bush called her husband: "The Englishman"
Her personal style: "I grew up in the west (Wyoming and Colorado), so dressing up was not something I wanted to do or was really good at. Then I came to Washington, and I tried to play the role a little bit." In dark pin striped suits, "which look good on some people, but not on me. So I try to find clothing that really does fit my personality."
Her White House style: "When I got the job as the press secretary, one of my first thoughts was, `Oh my god, what am I going to wear?' People really focus on that. My goal at the White House podium was for no one to ever comment on my appearance. I just didn't want them to notice me! But I tried to wear some color. I like color. I found a designer that fits my style, and I like it very much. It's Etcetera. Plus, I'm only 5 feet tall, so I have to have everything shortened, even if I buy it in the petites department."
Where she shops: A lot online. Kenneth Cole, J. Crew. "I recently discovered that Theory fits me well. I also like Trina Turk."
On what not to wear on TV: "Anything really shiny. Before high def, you also couldn't wear white."
Her former deputy Tony Fratto on the Perino style: "Dana has one of these things that only women with the best style have, and that's just a real sense of confidence. Some women have that thing and some don't. Some women wear clothes in a very aspirational way, and she wears them in a very natural, inspirational way. And I don't think I've ever seen her in pants. And you're not gonna see her take off her heels and put on running shoes because she's going to walk to the Metro. She's not one of those kind of girls."


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Road to Oscar: 'Inglourious Basterds'
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'Weekend at Bernie's' Remake Perfect Metaphor For All Remakes
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Gladden Entertainment is looking to milk the cash-corpse that is Weekend at Bernie's. In addition to their announced Mannequin remake, the company is also looking to dig up and drag the famous cadaver around the Hamptons for another go-round. Between that and Short Circuit and Gremlins, the 80's are back and nothing is sacred. Fingers crossed we don't see Dax Shepard in a Raising Arizona remake anytime soon. The new Weekend at Bernie's is said to be a remake of the original with no cast or crew yet in place, and it may seem like an unnecessary do-over at first. However, I can totally see where they're coming from. The original Weekend At Bernie's left us with a lot of unanswered questions and now that film technology has finally caught up to the premise, perhaps we'll finally see an accurate depiction of a dead guy getting hit in the nuts by a buoy while waterskiing. (Moviehole)
Filipino Inmates Can't Stop Dancing to Michael Jackson
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"Weird Al" Yankovic has signed a production deal with Cartoon Network to broadcast anything he wants on the channel. First up will be a live-action feature film that will NOT star the parodist. According to "Weird", the network asked that the project star a young protagonist. That's a shame. Where will they ever find a youngster with the charm and good looks of "Weird Al" Yankovic? Besides McLovin, of course. I just hope Wheel of Fish is on the primetime schedule. (Al's Blog via Coming Soon)
Naomi Watts Finds 'Dream House'
Monday, January 25 by Defy Media
Naomi Watts has signed on to star opposite Daniel Craig in Jim Sheridan's Dream House. The title of the film is an ironic pun because the story is actually about a father that moves his family into a murder house. Way to go, Dad.Watts will play the family's neighbor in the small Connecticut town where it is apparently not rare for a house to make a father slaughter his family. Between this and The Haunting In Connecticut, the Martha Stewart State is getting a pretty bad rap. They're gonna have to amp up their key parties if they want to win me back. (THR)
People Are Crazy: Worst Strip Club Commercial Ever
Monday, January 25 by
Worst Strip Club Commercial Ever – Watch more Funny VideosThe free lunch buffet doesn't make up for this horribly produced local commercial. If you want to sell the goods of a strip club may I suggest showing more of the girls sans a skeezy guy with a ponytail. Or at least give me some shots of the mac 'n cheese bubbling atop a Sterno flame. Mmmm, look at all that Hep C.
'Gremlins 3′ May Be a Thing That Happens
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This baby casts itself.Is Zach Galligan's phone about to ring for the first time in a decade (wrong numbers don't count)? Possibly. There's a flimsy rumor floating around the 'Netz that Warner Bros. is gearing up to make a third Gremlins film. Or maybe a remake. And maybe in 3D. Like I said, flimsy.What we do know is that remakes are hot right now and that Gremlins director Joe Dante is getting some positive buzz for his upcoming film The Hole. Though Dante has said in the past that he doubts he'll be welcomed back for another Gremlins film after the cartoonish direction he took with Gremlins 2: The New Batch. Does that mean we'll see a grittier Gremlins? Instead of water, will they reproduce when splashed with the blood of the innocent? Will Gizmo now be voiced by Christian Bale?? Actually, I kind of like that. Someone get Robert Rodriguez on this! (Market Saw)
10 Greatest Parental Revenge Films
Monday, January 25 by
Mel Gibson is to revenge movies what Jenna Jameson is to porn. The man has spent half of his career playing characters hell-bent on getting payback. To drive the point home, one of his movies is actually called Payback. In his latest film, Edge of Darkness, Gibson continues to indulge his sadistic revenge fetish. Based on the British T.V. series of the same name, the film follows a cop hunting down the men who killed his daughter. After all, for a revenge film to work the protagonist has to experience a great tragedy. And when it comes to tragedy, the loss of a child is at the top of the list. With that in mind, we thought we'd take a look at the greatest parental revenge films of all time. Mad Max (1979)
James Marsden Boards 'I Hop' with Russell Brand
Monday, January 25 by
Looks like Russell Brand has a new excuse to go flirt with the crones on The View. He'll be loaning his British accent to the upcoming live-action/CGI hybrid flipper-baby I Hop, from director Tim Hill of Garfield and Chipmunks infamy. In the film, Brand voices the Easter Bunny who is accidentally injured by James Marsden's Fred, an out-of-work slacker. Fred must then take in the Bunny until he recovers. At first it's rough going but in the end they both learn some important life lessons. Awwwww. I smell a sitcom! Or something far, far worse!!! Everyone check your shoes. (THR)
David Cross's UK Pilot Picked Up for Series and May Come Stateside
Sunday, January 24 by
The luck of the English continues. Not only do they have relaxed attitudes, non-questionable beef, and a perfect balance of fluoride in their drinking water, but now David Cross's UK comedy pilot is going to series on their Channel 4. The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret stars Cross as a schlub mistaken for an alpha-male who is shipped overseas by an egomaniacal boss in order to sell a sketchy energy drink. Will Arnett will play the boss in the six episode run. Other castmembers are Russell Tovey and Sharon Horgan. We may be in luck stateside as well. Not only will our steaks not kill the neurons in our brains, but /Film reports that negotiations are underway to bring the show to the U.S.. We've posted the hilarious intro from the pilot before but please revisit the LOLs after the jump… (via /Film)
No 'Hobbit' for You Until Late 2012
Saturday, January 23 by
Alan Horn, the President of WB Studios, crushed dreams the other day by announcing in a Variety article that Part 1 of The Hobbit most likely won't be released until late 2012, a full year later than expected:Once the script for the second film is in — Jackson and his longtime collaborators Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens are working on it with Del Toro — New Line will work up a budget for both films and start casting. New Line exec Michael Disco, who was once Emmerich's assistant, will oversee for the studio.Horn won't predict when the first of the two "Hobbit" films will be out, but says the most probable scenario would be a release in the fourth quarter of 2012.In my mind, the most important thing to take from the above quotes is that a man named Michael DISCO is overseeing for the studio. I refuse to accept that as a surname unless you're a C-list porn star. Either this is going to be the grooooviest adaptation of a J.R.R. Tolkien novel ever, or Bilbo's going to pull of a money shot that will make Peter North blush.
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'The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien': '09 – '10
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UNIVERSAL CITY – The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien, spin-off of Late Night with Conan O'Brien, born June 1st, 2009. The show lowered the curtain and ended its run January 22nd, 2010, just seven months after its debut.O'Brien's Tonight Show proudly graced the airwaves until its ownership was recalled by hacky comedian Jay Leno, the show's slippery former host, much to the chagrin of many fans. The show found its groove and ratings-gold when the long-hectored host stood up to network brass and refused to move to a worse timeslot. O'Brien's monologues and sketches leading up to his final episode took NBC apart in spectacular fashion both sardonically and financially. The entire saga has been a PR nightmare for NBC, whose out-of-touch business tactics have redefined the term "screwing the pooch."The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien is survived by Triumph the Insult Comic Dog and house band Max Weinberg and the Max Weinberg 7, and remembered fondly by comedy fans below the age of 79. In lieu of flowers, please send a steaming pile to Jay Leno's offices.
Something for the Ladies: John C. Reilly Topless in 'Cyrus' Trailer
Friday, January 22 by
Like Seann William Scott and Billy Bob Thornton, and Jonathan Taylor Thomas and Chevy Chase before them, Jonah Hill and John C. Reilly have joined the ranks of sons and suitors sparring in The Great MILF War. In the trailer for The Duplass Brothers' new film Cyrus, we see Reilly drop his Will Ferrell impression in favor of a fresher, more self-referential Seth Rogen impression in order to play a down-on-his-luck guy who woos Marisa Tomei only to be repeatedly c-blocked by Jonah Hill, who plays her adult son. It looks pretty funny and unsettling and avoids the bee's nest to the groin approach to comedy that these movies often cater to. If you're into that sort of thing you'll have to wait for Brendan Fraser's Furry Vengeance. It's the true tale of what happens when a man's hairplugs rise up against him. Check out the trailer after the jump. Or if you're at Sundance, go see the film.
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DIRECTOR: Jay and Mark DuplassCAST: John C. Reilly; Jonah Hill; Marisa Tomei; Catherine KeenerSYNOPSIS: A recently divorced guy meets the woman of his dreams. Then he meets her son.


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Andy Arlotta (left) welcomed transition player Jordan MacIntosh to the Swarm at the 2011 Entry Draft. Photo Credit: Graig Abel
The National Lacrosse League has announced that Andy Arlotta has won the league's Executive of the Year Award for the 2012 season. Arlotta, the Co-owner, Vice President & Alternate Governor of the Minnesota Swarm, led the franchise to gains on the business side that were equally as impressive as what the Swarm accomplished on the field in 2012. The Executive of the Year Award is voted on by the league's Board of Governors.
Under Andy Arlotta's leadership of the team's day-to-day business operations, the Swarm increased its average home attendance to 8,595 fans per game at Xcel Energy Center. This marked an increase of nearly four percent over the 2011 season, the second highest percentage growth among teams for 2012. The team's ticket & sponsorship revenues both grew in 2012. The team also had its best local television presence in franchise history with all of its home regular season games and all playoff games televised on KSTC-TV 45 & CBS Sports Network.
On the field, the team turned in its best season in franchise history, advancing to the Division Finals round of the playoffs for the first time while fielding the youngest team in the league and having the league's lowest player payroll.
"Andy has demonstrated the ability to develop and maintain corporate partnerships on a level that is as high as any team in the league", said NLL Commissioner George Daniel. "We congratulate Andy and the Swarm organization on this well-deserved award." The team's corporate partners include Toyota, Coors Light, Treasure Island Resort & Casino and United Hospitals.
"I'm truly honored to receive this award from the league," said Arlotta, who completed his fourth year with the Swarm in 2012. "The Swarm organization prides itself in being active in the community, and I'd like to thank everyone in the front office for their efforts and doing their part in helping the Swarm receive this prestigious award."
The Swarm also made impressive gains in the community and beyond. This past summer due to Arlotta's efforts, the Minnesota Swarm was recognized at the White House during First Lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move! In Indian Country initiative. Recently in December, Arlotta was named the recipient of the Spirit of the People Award, which is presented to one individual annually by the Minnesota American Indian Chamber of Commerce (MAICC).
Arlotta continues to lead the Swarm's year-round lacrosse program on the Prairie Island Indian Community and the Lax-4-Life Camp in the summer, which is held for boys and girls from all 11 reservations across Minnesota. Campers not only learn about the history, tradition and game play of lacrosse, but also life skills, such as the importance of education, healthy living and abstinence from drugs, alcohol and violence.
Under Andy's leadership, the Swarm was named the winner of the 2011 Deubener Award in the category of best Family-Owned Business. The Saint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce presents the award to one company that exemplifies growth, excellence, risk, diversity and innovation. Arlotta is also a recipient of the prestigious 40 Under Forty award from the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal, which honors business professionals under the age of 40 in the Twin Cities.
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Hostal del Peregrino is a beautiful colonial house turned into a hostel located in downtown Merida. Comfortable rivate rooms or dorms available, A/C or fans. There is a breakfast room on the terrace, a Palapa bar upstairs for watching the sunset and there are bikes for rent. Tours can be arranged to little-known places with a bilingual guide.
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Meridas newest and coolest hostel. Just 2 blocks from the bus station and 5 blocks from the center of town. Single and double rooms. Special nidoBeds® designed for backpackers. Free breakfast, coffee, tea, food and luggage storage. Hot showers, laundry facilities. Rooftop biergarten, tropical garden with hammocks, library with TV. Air conditioning and womens dorms also available.


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1970. Italy. Vittorio De Sica. 94 min.
1970. Italy. Directed by Vittorio De Sica. Screenplay by Vittorio Bonicelli, Ugo Pirro. With Dominique Sanda, Lino Capolicchio, Helmut Berger. Print courtesy producer Arthur Cohn and Dr. Maya Oeri. In Italian; English subtitles. 94 min.


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KIROV, Russia (AP) -- Alexei Navalny, a charismatic and creative Russian opposition leader who exposed high-level corruption and mocked the Kremlin, was sentenced to five years in prison for embezzlement on Thursday, in a verdict that set off street protests and drew condemnation from the West.
The Moscow mayoral candidate was led from the court in handcuffs and bused to a jail. Soon afterward, in an unexpected development, prosecutors asked that he be kept free pending appeal.
Several thousand opposition supporters gathered just outside the Kremlin to protest Navalny's conviction and sentence.
The request to have him released during his appeal could be an attempt by officials to soothe public anger and to lend legitimacy to September's mayoral race, which a Kremlin-backed incumbent is expected to win.
Navalny, a popular blogger and corruption-fighting lawyer, rose to rock star status among the opposition during a series of massive protests in Moscow against President Vladimir Putin's re-election to a third presidential term in March 2012.
Sentencing Navalny is the latest move in a multipronged crackdown on dissent that followed Putin's inauguration, including arrests of opposition activists and repressive legislation that sharply increased fines for participants in unsanctioned protests and imposed tough new restrictions on non-government organizations.
The Russian stock market, sensitive to politically charged issues, dove within minutes of the verdict, with the main MICEX index dropping 1.4 percent before partly recovering.
The conviction galvanized the opposition, which has been increasingly cornered by the Kremlin's crackdown and weakened by internal rifts. A few hours after the verdict, several thousand activists gathered on a central avenue near Red Square, clapping hands and chanting "Freedom!" and "Putin is a thief!"
They briefly blocked traffic on busy Tverskaya avenue, shouting "This city is ours!" Police rounded up several dozen demonstrators, but didn't move to disperse the rally, which lasted for several hours.
The protesters stuck posters to advertising billboards that read: "Putin, you coward, come out!" and' "Navalny to president, Putin to prison!" Activists handed out bright red stickers with similar slogans as many passing motorists blared horns in support.
The unsanctioned protest looked small compared to the massive anti-Putin demonstrations which attracted more than 100,000 in the fall of 2011 and the beginning of the following year. But unlike those protests, which were allowed by the authorities, the participants in Thursday's rally braved the threat of heavy fines and prison sentences.
Several hundred demonstrators also rallied in Navalny's support in St. Petersburg, and a few dozen were detained by police.
Navalny was found guilty Thursday of heading a group that embezzled 16 million rubles ($500,000) worth of timber from a state-owned company in 2009.
The blue-eyed 37-year-old played with his smartphone for much of the nearly 3
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Is there a normal? I was told at my midwife appt. last week that I should gain about 30 pounds, and I was scolded for losing a pound since my last appt. They kind of told me I need to pick up the pace with the gaining, and reminded me that I am almost halfway through and haven't gained anything yet.
I am 5'5, and started out at 137 PP, I've been hovering around 132-133 for-ever. But, I am definitely growing a prominent baby bump, at night my belly looks humongous to me. It's like the baby is taking all my excess weight everywhere else and using it for her/his own purposes.
I am eating plenty, working out moderately about 3 times per week (and walking other days). I feel healthy and the baby is actually measuring big, consistently about a week ahead.
Do you guys think this is okay? A sono tech said to me that she was 20 weeks along and had only gained 5 pounds. At the time, I thought, "Wow, that would be so nice, but she's really small". Now I'll be surprised if I put on 5 pounds in 4 weeks (it could definitely happen, but who knows?).
Did anyone else have slow or little weight gain in previous pregnancies and do just fine? This is my first.
I wouldn't worry about it. My dr.'s rule on weight is if you feel fine you are fine.
With this pregnancy at 20 weeks I gained 5 pounds. I haven't been overly sick or not eating or anything of the sort. It's just how it was. Dr. told me to eat some more but don't stress either because it'll catch up with me. I've now gained 3 pounds in the past 2 weeks..so it's coming for sure.
In my first pregnancy I gained 15 pounds by like 19 weeks or something crazy. However I gained only like 6 pounds in all of the last 1/2 of second tri and 3rd tri. Dr. told me it was fine too.
Everyone's so different.
There is no normal, but this site has some guidelines.
For #1, I was also scolded for losing a pound in between early appts and it put me into tears! This time, I had gained 1-2 lbs by week 18 and then 5 weeks later at 23w, I had put on an additional 10 lbs! In a month! I was a bit shocked (tall athletic, everyone keeps saying "Where is that baby? How can you be 6 months pregnant?!?"), but the OB said that it's not uncommon to gain minimally then have a big growth spurt. I gained 20 lbs the first time and that's my target this time, I suppose.
You're doing fine!
I'm down 2lb from my PP weight, and I am 15 weeks today, and when I saw the doc yesterdays I asked him about it, and his exact words were "don't worry, keep doing what you're doing, your real weight gain should begin at 20 weeks... if you still aren't gaining anything then, we can talk".
He made it very clear that I WILL gain weight, and he said he'd rather me lose a few pounds in the beginning than gain 10lbs in the first tri. SO if that helps, I was worried too... I posted the same thing on the SEPT board yesterday because I was worrying!
I barely gained anything until 18 weeks.... Then between week 18 and 20 I gained 9 pounds... It just kind of all came on. My eating habits did not change nor my work out regime. Lots of women gain weight at different rates through pregnancy you may just be off to a slow start:-) Trust your body:-) It will gain as much as it needs too. GL!
I am almost hitting 13 weeks, still early. I have lost weight. I had lost 10, then gained and lost, gained and lost depending on MS and appetite which for me is almost on-existant. I weight myself this morning and I have gained 1 lb which puts me sitll at 6lbs under my PP weight. I think as long as we are eating, there no real problem. The baby will eat the fat out from between your toes before it starves.
I dont exercise at all right now due to Doc orders of complete rest, but looking forward to walking or something again soon.
I had almost no morning sickness but a huge Carb craving in the beginning. I was somewhere around 155-160 when I got pregnant and now I'm dancing around 172 so I have put on some lbs. However, I'm not gaining anything in the last few weeks and trying to walk as often as I can. My hope is to only put on baby lbs and not too much mommy weight but the truth is, this is my first and I really don't know what to expect. I'm just doing the best I can and that's all I can do!
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The Vampire's Assistant tells the frightening tale of a boy who unknowingly breaks a 200-year-old truce between two warring factions of vampires. Pulled into a fantastic life of misunderstood sideshow freaks and grotesque creatures of the night, one teen will vanish from the safety of a boring existence and fulfill his destiny in a place drawn from nightmares.
14-year-old Darren (Chris Massoglia) was like most kids in his suburban neighborhood. He hung out with his best friend, got decent grades and usually stayed out of trouble. But when he and his buddy stumble upon a traveling freak show, things begin to change inside Darren. That's the exact moment when a vampire named Larten Crepsley (John C. Reilly) turns him into something, well, bloodthirsty.
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Welcome to the Cirque Du Freak, a traveling sideshow filled with magical creatures, misunderstood freaks, and the mysterious vampire, Larten Crepsley (John C. Reilly). Drawn to the dark, unpredictable world of the Cirque, 16-year-old Darren (Chris Massoglia) decides to trade in his ordinary life for a chance to become an immortal vampire. As Darren explores his newfound powers and faces unexpected enemies, he'll find that his existence as a member of the undead is filled with more challenges, suspense and fun than he ever thought possible. Based on the best-selling book series and co-starring Salma Hayek, Ken Watanabe, and Willem Dafoe, it's a fast-paced, suspenseful journey critics call, "Imaginative!" (Peter Hall, Cinematical.com)
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|Can the waste stack be offset after the branches tie in? I would like to run a waste stack from the second floor through the slab to the building sewer.
My builder says this cannot be done because a column footer is in the way. As a result of the footing the stack must enter the slab 12" away from where it will run on the first and second floors.
Can this offset be done? And, if so how far does the offset start from the last branch fitting entering the stack?
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- Posted by lazypup (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Aug 31, 11 at 13:06
|If your under the IRC you may not have an offset on a vertical waste stack...REf. IRC-3109.2
- Posted by bus_driver (My Page) on Wed, Aug 31, 11 at 18:52
|lazypup, if the offset could be done with two 22 1/2 elbows over some distance from the slab to the next level, would that meet the code definition of vertical?
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|Any angle greater than 45 degrees would be defined as vertical, however the code says "NO OFFSET" on a vertical waste stack.
- Posted by bus_driver (My Page) on Wed, Aug 31, 11 at 21:31
|My suggestion to the homeowner is to first ask his plumber. We do not know for certain which code applies in his jurisdiction. And the plumber could ask the inspector if necessary. The builder may not know much about the plumbing code. In NC, the basic code is the IPC , but the State has made numerous amendments and even publishes it with those as their own code. Their Section 710.1.2 in the 2009 edition does permit offsets in vertical stacks if sized per a couple of referenced sections. The applicable code in this instance may permit the offsets- or may not.
- Posted by lazypup (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Aug 31, 11 at 21:52
|The IPC does permit an offset in a vertical stack,,but a vertical stack is not necessarily a waste stack....
|Maybe I am not using the correct terminology. The reason I ask is on the other end of our house this was done and inspected.
A cast iron pipe rises out of the slab, continues 6" vertically to a 3" copper clean out, another 6" to a pair of 45 degree bends separated by 14" of pipe and then vertically to a number of branch connections. The net result is the stack exits the slab about 16" from the wall and then the stack runs against the wall. Is this setup in violation of IRC code?
If we can do the same thing with the other stack then we can significantly increase the size of our family room.
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