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The car nd motorcycle show, sponsored by Chuck Fairbanks Chevrolet, is hosted by the DeSoto Chamber of Commerce. Visitors can view the cars from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.
"The Wheels Committee has done a tremendous job pulling in different types of vehicles for this first time event", stated Alan Jackson, Chair of Wheels and owner of Handy Jack Services. "We're very excited to bring this new event to the city and to the area".
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Heller: I Picked The Wrong Week to Quit Drinking Coffee
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- I picked the wrong week to stop drinking coffee. In the past 25 years, I don't believe that I've gone more than 24 hours without a cup; today marks day three without java. I had not intended to quit; but the coffee pot stopped working, and I just decided to see if I could stop the four to six cup a day habit. Well, the pounding headache was non-stop yesterday, it was very difficult to concentrate, and I have no appetite. So, what better way today to face my caffeine struggle head-on, than with a column devoted to coffee?
The most mainstream ways to get investment exposure to our love affair with coffee these days is via Starbucks (SBUX) and Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR). Starbucks, of course, has been an incredible success story, and shares purchased and held since the IPO in 1992 have returned more than 100 times the original investment. The stock is now trading at an all-time high, and with more than 18,000 stores in 62 countries, the company still has ambitious plans for growth, including 3,000 new stores in the Americas alone over the next five years.
I could never understand paying three of four bucks for a cup of coffee, but given the effects of my current attempt to quit, I am beginning to understand why people do. Still, I've never owned Starbucks, have completely missed the boat on this one, and yet it still appears a bit pricy to me here. What do you expect from a value investor? However, given a decent pullback in the stock, it's one I'd certainly consider.
Of course, there are other, less mainstream ways to get coffee exposure. I've followed the plight of Farmer Brothers (FARM), a manufacturer, wholesaler and distributor of coffee, for years. This company has been around since 1912, but has had its share of struggles in recent years, and has not had a profitable year since 2007. Yet recently, revenue has been improving, and the company is moving back toward profitability. Shares have doubled since this time last year, and the company is one to keep an eye on. Farmer Brothers, which has a $220 million market cap, is dwarfed by the bigger players and not well-known by investors. One intriguing factor about this company is that it owns significant real estate, including more than 50 branch warehouses, corporate headquarters in Torrance, Calif., and a distribution center in Houston. FARM data by YCharts
If nothing else, my attempt to break the coffee habit has brought with it the realization that for most people, coffee is probably not a discretionary purchase. It is a necessity. At the time of publication the author held no positions in any of the stocks mentioned. Follow @JonMHellerCFA This article is commentary by an independent contributor, separate from TheStreet's regular news coverage.
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This month at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, a select group of students will show their humanitarian spirit by participating in the Bleedin' Heathens Blood Drive. On February 12, they will eat cake to celebrate Darwin Day, and earlier this year, they performed "de-baptism" ceremonies to celebrate Blasphemy Day, attended a War on Christmas Party, and set up Hug An Atheist and Ask An Atheist booths in the campus quad.
These activities and more are organized by the Illini Secular Student Alliance (ISSA), one of 394 student groups that are affiliated with the national Secular Student Alliance (SSA). "We brand ourselves as a safe place and community for students who are not religious," says Derek Miller, a junior at Illini and president of the ISSA.
Secular groups on college campuses are proliferating. The Ohio-based Secular Student Alliance, which a USA Today writer once called a "Godless Campus Crusade for Christ," incorporated as a nonprofit in 2001. By 2007, 80 campus groups had affiliated with them, 100 by 2008, 174 by 2009, and today there are 394 SSA student groups on campuses across the country. "We have been seeing rapid growth in the past couple of years, and it shows no sign of slowing down," says Jesse Galef, communications director at SSA. "It used to be that we would go to campuses and encourage students to pass out flyers. Now, the students are coming to us almost faster than we can keep up with."
The Secular Student Alliance provides its affiliate groups with support and materials, including banners, pins, and informational materials with titles like What Is An Atheist?, a brochure with cheerful graphics and information about the identities of secularists, including "non-theist," "freethinker," and "humanist."
Oddly enough, in the geography of on-campus student groups, atheist organizations fit within the category of faith-based groups like the Campus Crusade For Christ, which recently (and controversially) changed its name to Cru. At Stanford University, the Atheists, Humanists and Agnostics (AHA!) register with the Office For Religious Life, just like Cru, and are a member of Stanford Associated Religions.
"There are a lot of parallels with religious groups on campus," says Ron Sanders, Cru's missional team leader at Stanford.
"They have weekly meetings similar to ours, and give one another support, and they do social justice projects on campus and in the communities... I don't know that they aren't a faith group. They don't have a faith in God, or in revelation or something like that, but they have faith in reason and in science, as I understand it, as a guide for human flourishing."
"I don't think it's unfair to say that groups like Cru are our cultural opponents," says Galef at SSA. "It comes down to which values we're promoting. We are promoting values of critical thinking and acceptance."
Conflicting values on campus have led to unsavory events. Last year at Salisbury University in Maryland, the Atheist Society took offense when Cru students chalked a verse from the Bible: "The fool says in his heart, 'There is no God.' They are corrupt, and their ways are vile; there is not one who does good." This led to a chalking counter-offensive, which escalated but ended peacefully. In 2010, secular student groups at the University of Illinois and other Midwestern schools drew controversy when they chalked images of Muhammad. After the fallout, this event led to interfaith conversations, followed by friendship and cooperation with the Muslim Student Association. They have since hosted events together and convened for pizza and board games.
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Claire Baecher is the Valedictorian for the Brunswick High School graduating class of 2009. She is the daughter of Laura and Peter Baecher of Brunswick. A leader by example, Claire's achievements have occurred in both the classroom as well as on the playing field. Claire has taken this school's most challenging classes and been inducted into both National and French Honor Societies. A four year member of Brunswick High's Math Team, Claire is also an inductee into the mathematics honor society, Mu Alpha Theta, and a National Merit Finalist. Other honors include, the Rochester Institute of Technology's Computing Medal, St. Joseph's Book Award and regional winner of the faculty nominated Daughters of the American Revolution "Good Citizen" Scholarship for exemplifying the qualities of dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. A four year varsity basketball player, Claire has captained her team the last two years with integrity and intelligence, garnering numerous awards including attaining 1,000 points during her career. A love of the environment has led to Claire's interest in working with the Cathance River Education Alliance and Crystal Spring Farm. Other hobbies include ultimate frisbee, squash, baking, riding a unicycle and hanging with friends. Claire will be attending Williams College with Biology as her intended major.
Margaret Hayden is the daughter of Martin and Anne Hayden of Brunswick. Margaret has compiled a truly impressive academic record during her time in high school. She has taken a number of honors and Advanced Placement courses and completed four years of study in both Latin and Spanish. Margaret has emerged as a true leader and has exhibited a lot of initiative through her community involvement and personal career exploration. Her experience with Safe Passage, working with the children and families of the Guatemala City garbage dump in Guatemala, helped to solidify her postsecondary plans to work toward offering and improving health care for all. Margaret also job shadowed physicians in their offices and in the delivery room, volunteered in the emergency room at Parkview Hospital and interviewed and shadowed the patient safety officer at Maine Medical Center. Margaret is interning in Boston with the Boston Healthcare for the Homeless Program and also teaching English as a second language. She was a founder of the Brunswick Squash Club and helped spearhead a volunteer project that members of the squash club participated in working with the children of Somali refuges in Lewiston. She also organized a voter registration drive at the high school to encourage eligible students to register and vote. Margaret has been a member of the lacrosse, basketball, and soccer teams and inducted into the National, Latin and Spanish Honor Societies. In the fall, Margaret is planning to attend Stanford University in Stanford, California, where she will study community health.
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Parker Merrill is the son of Deborah and Clinton Merrill of Brunswick. This fall he plans on attending University of Virginia where he will pursue a major in Biomedical Engineering. Last year Parker was a National Merit Honorable Mention; one of 4 at Brunswick High School. In his junior year he received the underclassman science department award. Teachers remark that his display of personal initiative and determination in pursuing his intellectual and life goals has been most impressive. He has been dedicated to the cross country, indoor and outdoor track teams as well as the National Honor Society and Key Club. In addition, he has actively volunteered at Humane Society and with Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Lauren De Camilla, daughter of Doug and Laurie De Camilla of Brunswick, is the 5th ranked student for the Brunswick High School class of 2009. With a love of learning, Lauren has taken some of this school's most challenging classes and even ventured outside our walls taking classes at Bowdoin College. For her strong academic endeavors Lauren has received recognition in the form of a book award from Middlebury College and is an inductee into both the National and Spanish Honor Society's. Commanding the respect of both faculty and peers, Lauren was chosen for our annual Davis Award last year for her "genuine sympathetic interest in others" and a willingness to give of herself. Along with International Relations and Spanish, Lauren indicates an intended major in History. For her "spirit of inquiry and demonstrating a love of history" Lauren was honored with the Pejepscot Historical Society's book award. As a member of the Math Team, Lauren has also been recognized with an award from the Pi-Cone Math League. Lauren's sense of community has been represented by her countless hours working for her church youth group and as a teacher aide for 6th graders. In her spare time Lauren plays classical guitar and works in the art studio. Lauren will continue her voracious appetite for learning at Colby College in the fall.
Emily Hartzell is the daughter of Richard and Lynda Hartzell of Brunswick. Emily has pursued a very demanding course of study comprised mainly of honors and Advanced Placement courses. In addition to being an excellent student, Emily is something of an athlete and musician and has been recognized for her accomplishments in these areas. She has been a member of the school's band and the Portland Youth Symphony Wind Ensemble where she plays the trumpet and was named to the District 3 and All State Honors Band for several years. She has been a member of the varsity softball, indoor track and cross country teams and also the math team. This past winter, Emily placed first in the State Class A indoor Pole Vaulting competition. Emily was inducted into the National, Spanish and Math Honors Societies. Emily is planning to attend Worcester Polytechnic Institute, in Worcester, Massachusetts, where she will study chemical engineering.
Valerie L. Smith is the daughter of Lynne and Roger Smith of Brunswick. Although Valerie has excelled in all of her academic pursuits, her passion is science. She is interested in forensics and plans to major in chemistry at the University of Southern Maine. She has been accepted into the honors program. Valerie is a member of both the National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society. She was cited last year for her outstanding achievement in Spanish and she hopes to study abroad in a Spanish speaking country. Valerie has volunteered regularly at the Coastal Humane Society and through the Big Brothers/Big Sisters program. She also tutors other high school students in chemistry and geometry. Valerie is an avid reader and with all this somehow she also finds the time to design and sew many of her own clothes.
Matthew Liscovitz is the son of Stephen and Carol Liscovitz of Brunswick. Matt has consistently challenged himself academically by taking a rigorous course of study composed mainly of honors and Advanced Placement courses and which also includes four years of study in both Latin and Spanish. For extracurricular activities, Matt has been a member of the baseball and indoor track teams, the squash club, Contemplators Anonymous and has been inducted into the National, Latin and Spanish Honor Societies. Through his involvement with Contemplators Anonymous, he has helped raise money for mosquito netting to help prevent the spread of malaria and also for school supplies for a community in Ghana. Matt's love of baseball has been evident by the fact that he plays year-round but also through his work with younger players as a coach through the Brunswick Parks and Recreation baseball program. He was named to the KVAC First Team and also to the Maine Underclass All Star Team. Matt is planning to attend Haverford College, in Haverford, Pennsylvania, where he will study the classics and ancient history and also play baseball.
Sean McGuire is the son of Eileen Poulin and Richard McGuire of Brunswick. This fall he plans on attending Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois where he will pursue his studies in drama and modern languages. Sean was one of 3 National Merit Semi-finalists at Brunswick High School this year. He is noted as an excellent stage performer, and a talented and resourceful artist. He is a member of the National Honor Society, the French Honor Society and the Model United Nations. In addition he has been a viable member of the cross country and track teams serving as captain his senior year. Actively involved with the Theatre Project, he was named "The First ever Theater Project Young Company Board President." Other accolades include the Gold Key Scholastic Art Award. Additional hobbies include, art and philosophical debate, cross country skiing, hiking, biking and cultural criticism.
Monika Szamalek is the daughter of Andrew and Hanna Szamalek of Brunswick. Monika has not decided on a major, however, she excels in language study, art, and writing and would like to pursue something in one of those areas. Monika is bilingual, proficient in Spanish and teaching herself Russian. She will be exploring her interests at Clark University in Massachusetts. Monika is a member of both the National Honors Society and the Spanish Honors Society. She has worked on the yearbook for the past three years and this year as a section editor she worked tirelessly to make sure deadlines were met. She is also a founding member of the Contemplators Anonymous - a small group that regularly raised money to send mosquito nets to Ghana. Monika hopes to travel throughout Europe and undoubtedly will spend at least a year abroad when she is in college.
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Sometimes you may want to ZIP a lot of files but create separate archives for each file in a directory. In that case, read on
1. Step Download WinRAR
2. Step After downloading and installing Winrar (winrar.com) you will see new options on your right click context menu
3. Step Select all files you want to create archives for
4. Step Right-click (while all files are selected) on a selected file and click Add to archive
5. Step Go to the tab Files and check the option Put each file to separate archive
6. Step Go back to the tab General and select ZIP as your archive format and finally click ok
As you can see this is quite easy to do. You could also write a batch script for this using WinZIP but it's a lot easier this way
Other zipping tools may also have this feature, but I haven't tested them
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-The Commodores ------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- The main riff in this song is played on the Bass guitar. This page covers the guitar parts, which aren't as distinct, but are still pretty cool. ------------------------------------------------------- There are three guitar parts to this song: the chorus, the verse, and the bridge. I?ll give you all three separately, and let you put them in place. The lyrics are below also, to help you out. ------------------------------------------------------- Chorus: ??..Am E----12---12---12------------5------7------5--------5--------5------7------5-| B----13---13---13------------5------7------5--------5--------5------7------5-| G----12---12---12------------5------7------5--------5--------5------7------5-| D----x----x-----x------------x------x------x--------x--------x------x------x-| A----x----x-----x------------x------x------x--------x--------x------x------x-| E----x----x-----x------------x------x------x--------x--------x------x------x-| Verse: ??. Am (repeat throughout verse) (Play around with this part. It's accurate, but not exactly the same throughout the song) E----5------5---------5----5------5---------5------5---5---5---5------5-| B----7------5---------7----7------5---------8------8---8---5---7------5-| G----5------5---------5----5------5---------5------5---5---5---5------5-| D----5------5---------5----5------5---------5------5---5---5---5------5-| A----7------7---------7----7------7---------7------7---7---7---7------7-| E----5------5---------5----5------5---------5------5---5---5---5------5-| Bridge: (Shake it down, shake it down now) ??..A11 (repeat throughout) E-------x--------x--------------------| B-------3--------3--------------------| G-------4--------4--------------------| D-------5--------5--------------------| A-------x--------x--------------------| E-------5--------5--------------------| ------------------------------------------------------- Brick House (lyrics) Chorus: She's a brick----house Mighty might just lettin' it all hang out She's a brick----house The lady's stacked and that's a fact, ain't holding nothing back. She's a brick----house She's the one, the only one, who's built like a amazon We're together everybody knows, and here's how the story goes. Verse: 1. She knows she got everything a woman needs to get a man, yeah. How can she use, the things she use 36-24-36, what a winning hand! (Chorus) Verse: 2. The clothes she wears, the sexy ways, make an old man wish for younger days She knows she's built and knows how to please Sure enough to knock a man to his knees (Chorus) Bridge: Shake it down, shake it down now (repeat) For more great guitar tabs, check out Rimsky's Guitar Page at:
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Finally got my results back, according to my wife it's the only A+ I will ever get. 6 months ago
10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
As of today, you will be able to download your goals and entries. See more about that on the FAQ page. Thanks for 10 great years of goal-setting and achieving.
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Finally got my results back, according to my wife it's the only A+ I will ever get. 6 months ago
I'm getting lab work done tomorrow and will find out mutt blood type. 6 months ago
I have blood type A+. I found out because I got blood test results back. So there you go :) 15 months ago
I went to a blood drive. Which was sort of weird, but they should send me a letter with my blood type soon. 17 months ago
In order to find out my blood group, I need to donate blood (or have some kind of surgery). So I guess this is it… My excuse for a blood donation. Don't get me wrong. I love helping people but giving blood is a horrible situation for me. I can't say I'm afraid of the needle since I have a tattoo, haaa! But it's just feeling so drowsy and horrible after doing it.
If I donate blood I need to prepare myself correctly. Drink lots of water, eat healthy food, stay energised,... 21 months ago
I was always curious to know my blood type, but since my parents didn't know theirs, I had no clue what mine could be. We ended up doing a blood typing lab in my university biology course, and one pinprick and three chemicals later, I know I have O+ blood. Very cool. 21 months ago
We tested for this in my Advanced Biology class in high school, but I never quite believed the results were guaranteed to be accurate. I was tested again when I first started attempting to donate blood, and it proved the test in school worked A+. 21 months ago
Haven't done this yet seems like a lost cause now. Next time I see a blood donation opportunity I will donate to find out. 22 months ago
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Carter White presents 10 Ways to Avoid Fighting with Your Teen posted at Babysitting , saying, "During the tumultuous teenage years, these are 10 of the most reliable ways to avoid fighting with your child."
Michelle Brown presents 9 Tips For Getting a Doctor's Appointment Now posted at Nanny , saying, "When you or your child is suffering from an illness, your first instinct is usually to visit the doctor. However, a quick conversation with the receptionist can reveal that waiting times are days or even weeks long, leaving you or your sick child to fend for yourselves until the doctor's packed schedule eases enough to admit you."
Tom Clark presents 10 Great iPhone Apps for Improving Your Parenting Style posted at Nanny Agencies , saying, "Adopting the technological advances made possible by the App Store and the iPhone can help you update your parenting style, staying relevant while still holding true to the basic tenets that make up your parenting philosophy."
Alaina Moore presents 10 Rules New Low-Carb Dieters Should Follow posted at aupair.org, saying, "Cutting carbohydrates is a cornerstone tenet of many popular diets, due in part to the simple fact that these diet plans can be quite effective when they're followed properly."
Kevin Giffin presents 10 Reasons Some Kids Aren't Ready For Kindergarten posted at Summer Nanny, saying, "For kids who have never attended daycare and were not enrolled in preschool, kindergarten can mark the first time he ventures into the world and takes the first steps along a long road towards independence."
Josh Champagne presents Do Infrared Heaters Save Money? posted at Josh Champagne, saying, "Being good stewards of the resources God gives us means finding ways to save on expenses. My wife and I experimented with an infrared heater this winter to see if all the EdenPure ads were just a bunch of hot air."
Jason P. presents Guide to Finding the Best Children's Savings Accounts and Teaching Children How to Save Money posted at One Money Design, saying, "Teaching children how to save money is an important responsibility of parents. It prepares kids for the future and helps them learn how to make important decisions with money. This is an in depth guide to helping parents teach kids about savings and how to find a children's savings account for their needs."
Rick Schiano presents God Is My Sufficiency posted at Ricks Victory Blog.
Alaina Morgan presents 15 Easy Things Parents Can Do To Increase Kid Cooperation posted at Nanny Babysitter, saying, "These tips can help you put your kids on a path to cooperation, reducing disputes and hard feelings."
Michelle Brown presents 10 Things Nannies Should Know About Sensory Processing Disorder posted at Nanny, saying, "For childcare providers with limited experience caring for children with sensory processing disorders, figuring out the best way to meet their charge's needs isn't always easy."
Kaylee Adams presents How to Stop Grocery Store Meltdowns posted at Find A Nanny, saying, "While ordering your groceries online and having them delivered is certainly one option for moms who want to avoid incurring a grocery store meltdown when their toddler is in tow, in reality, that's not always the most practical grocery shopping solution."
Sharon Moore presents Best Practices for Using Online Job Sites in Your Nanny Search posted at Nanny Jobs, saying, "Using an online nanny job site to find your next nanny can be a money-saving way to fill your childcare position."
Cherry Liu presents 20 Coffee Hacks Coffee Addicts Will Love posted at House Sitting Jobs, saying, "Few things are as satisfying as a freshly brewed cup of coffee, and getting your fix more quickly at less expense is just icing on the cake."
Ashley Brown presents 10 Tendencies of Type A Moms posted at Morningside Nannies, saying, "So what if Type A moms are a little too self-critical and competitive? And what's it to you if they're a little wound up and tend to overreact? While their constant sense of urgency may lead to stress and heart disease down the road, it also makes them pretty productive on the household front."
Carter White presents 25 Blogs that Will Help Your Tween Become the Ultimate Fashionista posted at Babysitting, saying, "The tween years are typically the time when many young girls begin to become more interested in current trends and dressing fashionably."
Kevin Giffin presents 20 Tips for Surviving a Cruise Ship Stuck at Sea posted at Summer Nanny, saying, "With more than 2,100% growth since 1970, the cruise industry is the single fastest-growing segment of the travel industry as reported by Cruise Lines International Association, Incorporated."
Denise Young presents 15 Ways to Make Boring Foods Fun posted at Au Pair Care, saying, "These 15 tactics can add some visual spice to run of the mill foods, saving the long-term health of your kids and your pocketbook in the process."
Shelby Martin presents How to be an Advocate for Your Sick Child posted at GoNannies.com Blog, saying, "When medical care goes wrong or school administrators aren't willing to work with your child during an extended absence, you'll be forced to act not only as a caregiver and comforter for your child, but also an advocate for her."
Laura Anderson presents Expert Insights with Dr. Thomas Phelan on 1-2-3 Magic! posted at eNannySource, saying, "Besides my own mother, no one has shaped my parenting style and caregiving philosophies more than Dr. Thomas Phelan, clinical psychologist, founder of the 1-2-3 Magic program and author of the 1-2-3 Magic book series."
Jim Wilson presents 18 Blogs with Makeup Tips for a Romantic Night Out with Your Honey posted at Babysitters, saying, "Many of the posts have videos so you can see how the makeup is applied. These 18 blog articles should help you achieve a sexy, polished look for a special night out."
Jessica Clark presents 10 Reasons Every Poem Should Rhyme and How it Could Impact You BIG Time posted at Kenney Myers, saying, "While Ezra Pound is largely credited with starting the free verse poetry movement that created more relaxed style requirements and eliminated the wide-spread use of formal poetry, there are still plenty of aficionados out there who firmly believe that all poetry should rhyme."
Denise Thompson presents 30 Blogs with Fabulous Ideas for Throwing a Tween Garden Party posted at Find A Babysitter, saying, "Get your tween to help you plan the perfect party for her and her friends to help welcome spring."
Arianna Lee presents How to Help Distractible Kids Develop Solid Study Habits posted at Part Time Nanny, saying, "Many adults will attest to the fact that, as children, they were all over the place and had a difficult time paying attention to one thing at a time."
Layla Martinez presents How to Nip Bedtime Battles in the Bud posted at Live-In Nanny, saying, "Being a parent means helping a child learn and grow, teaching him to make good decisions and instilling healthy lifestyle habits so that one day he will become an independent, self-sufficient adult. This requires affection, discipline, consistency and dedication on the part of the parent."
Tim Hall presents 10 Lessons Leaders Learn from Youth Mission Trips posted at Summer Nanny Jobs, saying, "If you're receptive to the experience and approach leading a youth mission trip with an open mind, these are only a sampling of the lessons you can learn along the way."
Kaitlyn Johnson presents 15 Tips for Keeping Your Newborn Healthy posted at Newborn Care, saying, "Bringing your new baby home is one of the most exciting times in a parent's life, but it can also be one of the most nerve-wracking."
MITCHELL MORRIS presents 21 Blogs with Recipes for Home Remedies to Help Fight Your Child's Cold posted at Full Time Nanny, saying, "These 21 blog posts will share home remedies for coughs, stuffy noses and earaches."
Jonathan Grant presents How Can I Know God's Will? posted at Questions & Answers About Life, saying, "What every Christian will ask themselves about a million times during their lifetime!"
Hailey Jones presents 10 of the Best iPhone Apps for Understanding Food Labels posted at Nanny Websites, saying, "Food labels can certainly cause confusion. With so much information printed in such a small space, it can become difficult to work out what's in your food and how it affects your body."
Maryanne Williams presents Top 10 Things Parents Are Looking for in a Nanny posted at Share a Nanny, saying, "Every job description is different depending on the family's need."
Kaylee Adams presents 24 Blogs with Ideas for How to Make a Mood Board posted at Find A Nanny, saying, "Mood boards can be created for any number of reasons. Sometimes fashion stylists will put together inspiration for a line of clothes on a mood board. Decorators might create a mood board to get a feel for how their client wants to decorate a room."
David Thompsonn presents 20 Creative Ways to Save Money for a Family Vacation posted at Backup Care, saying, "These 20 savings tips can add up big time, helping you to reach your travel goals before you know it."
Diego Brown presents What Nannies Need to Know about Kosher Kitchens posted at National Nannies, saying, "Keeping kosher is an important part of Judaism, and is a part of food preparation in which nannies working for observant Jewish families need to be well-versed."
Jeff Moore presents Raising Successful Teens Without Putting Too Much Pressure on Them to Perform posted at Babysitting Jobs, saying, "As a parent, the desire to see your children succeed is a natural one. There is a difference, however, between encouraging your kids to do their best and placing them under so much pressure that they resort to desperate measures in order to achieve success."
Jessica Clark presents 20 Things That Are Statistically Safer Than You Think posted at Kenney Myers, saying, "The world can be a dangerous place, there's no doubt about it."
Kevin Giffin presents How to Shop for School Clothes on a Budget posted at Summer Nanny, saying, "Shopping for school clothes doesn't have to sink you into debt. Your kids can wear trendy and unique outfits on a budget, as long as you're willing to work at finding them."
Alaina Moore presents What Parents of Overweight Kids Need to Know posted at aupair, saying, "Here is some food for thought for parents of overweight children, along with some practical, real-life advice for handling the situation."
Arianna Lee presents How to Get Your Kids to Eat More Dinner Without Bribing Them with Dessert posted at Part Time Nanny, saying, "Getting your picky little eater to clean his plate can be a tricky task."
Steve Jackson presents 18 Blogs to Help You Make Dazzling Butterflies to Decorate Your House for Spring posted at Housekeeping, saying, "The butterfly is a classic symbol of spring with its bright wings and delicate body. Craft butterflies are a great way to decorate your house in anticipation for the springtime, and making butterflies doesn't have to be difficult."
Teri Jones presents Why You Should Think Twice About Putting a TV in Your Kid's Bedroom posted at Nanny Jobs, saying, "These days, it seems like every kid has a television in his room."
MITCHELL MORRIS presents Ten Common Parenting Fails posted at Full Time Nanny, saying, "There comes a time in almost every person's life when the past transgressions of their parents rear their ugly heads. It's at those times that most adults pledge never to make the same mistakes with their own kids."
Laura Anderson presents Expert Insights: Talking About Resilience with Lorraine Hirst of Way2be.me posted at eNannySource, saying, "For many parents and caregivers, helping their children bounce back from defeat is a real challenge, so I reached out to Lorraine Hirst, emotional intelligence and resilience expert, to see how parents and nannies can help children develop their bounce-back factor and foster resilience."
Olivia Lewiss presents Parenting an Inquisitive Child posted at Hire a Nanny, saying, "A high level of inquisitiveness is one of the more common signs that your child is gifted, which is a blessing for most parents."
Kaitlyn Johnson presents 10 Obnoxious Questions Strangers Ask New Moms posted at Newborn Care, saying, "Adding a new member to the family is supposed to be one of the most exhilarating, rewarding times of your entire life, and for the most part, it certainly is. There are times, though, when the prying questions and rude inquiries of others serve to momentarily spoil the mood of baby bliss."
Isabella Harriss presents 15 Ways to Make Money as a Mom Blogger posted at Nanny News Network, saying, "There is money to made from blogging, and moms have a lot of knowledge and information that others will pay to access."
Kaylee Adams presents The Importance of Building Trust with a New Nanny posted at Find A Nanny, saying, "Trust is a highly prized commodity. It is something that is not freely given, but rather earned, and in some cases hard won. When it comes to the care of your child, it is imperative that there is a strong bond of trust between you and your nanny."
Elisabeth Wright presents 10 of the Most Outrageous Nervous Reactions posted at Vitamins and Minerals, saying, "Nervous reactions are difficult to overcome because they often happen through no control of your own."
Denise Thompson presents 30 Blogs with the Best Ideas for Teacher Appreciation Week posted at Find A Babysitter, saying, "Without teachers, many children would not learn what it takes to graduate high school and go on to college. While it's important to appreciate your child's teachers all year long."
Denise Young presents 24 Blogs with Exciting Ideas on How to Make Your Cinco de Mayo Rock posted at Au Pair Care, saying, "Literally translated, it just means the 5th of May, but to Mexico Cinco de Mayo is a celebration of a victory over the French army."
Dan Robinson presents 10 of the Best iPhone Apps for Translating Languages posted at Aupair Jobs, saying, "Finding yourself in a situation where you are unable to adequately communicate, on the other hand, is extremely frustrating. A language barrier can stunt relationships that could have grown stronger otherwise."
Sharon Moore presents Avoiding Power Struggles with Your Kids posted at Nanny Jobs, saying, "Here are some tips on how to avoid these power struggles and enjoy more harmony with your child."
Tom Clark presents The Advantages of Using a Placement Agency to Find a Nanny posted at Nanny Agencies, saying, "Using a placement agency to find your next nanny can save you time and frustration while providing you with expert guidance throughout the process."
Carter White presents Where to Shop for Coordinating Outfits for Siblings posted at Babysitting, saying, "If you want to make a fashion statement with your brood without dressing them in identical outfits in their respective sizes, these websites are great places to shop for outfits that complement one another, rather than matching perfectly."
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How long did you PPD last. I haven't been officially diagnosed with it yet but I know I have it. I go to see the psychiatrist in two weeks. In the mean time I have been taking Zoloft and I have been dealing with this for 4 months now. I am so detached from my DD and DH and it is ruining everything. On top of it, my DD is starting to dislike being with me as well. She never smiles at me, or looks at me, wiggles non stop when I hold her and is just cranky when she is with me. Of course this makes me upset because she is not like this with daycare or DH and then I start to cry. The other day I raised my voice at her to stop being so fidgetty while eating a bottle. The worse part is, I will say her name or make a loud noise and she doesn't turn her head towards. The more she ignores me the less I want to be at home with her. I also have this proccupation with thinking that she has something wrong with her medically, when I fully know there is nothing wrong.
PPD is exactly the reason I didn't want to have children to begin with. I suffer from a terrible history of depression and anorexia/bulima. I knew when I got pregnant that I would have this and I have been working with my counselor. But it seems the older DD is getting the worse it is getting. I would have thought that by now thing would be different. I am hoping I get my meds changed.


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At Web 2.0 Expo, even the wheelchairs are sponsored
What do you do if you break your foot a week before your industry's largest conference?
Sam Lawrence, the CMO of Jive Software, broke his foot a week ago. He wasn't looking forward to the hassle of wheeling around Web 2.0 Expo in a wheelchair, but found a way to take advantage of the situation: He turned his buggy into a mobile billboard. A metal placard mounted on the backrest advertises his own company, and he also got two other sponsors to pay for placement, offsetting the cost of the hardware.
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That's all I can say. Pathetic. That's how I feel. Well, not mostly. Mostly I feel angry, pissed, hurt, confused, wonderous, curious and stubborn in a way that I think I'm just going to have to live with. I have up to this point been either the friend or the woman. Never the girl. Don't get me wrong, I like being friends with guys much better than girls. And I like sex, when its with someone whom I have mutual attraction with and who understands what I want from that relationships. Which is usually just to have fun with each other. Literally and figuratively. I've gone from being told that "I don't think of you as a girl." to (post-sex, mind you) "You're an amazing strong woman. Give me another one." Ok, that last bit was out of spite on my part. But never...ever can I recall being the girl that a guy felt like he wanted to protect. Granted I can take care of myself...but still. I've never known what it feels like to truly ...love someone. And I told my friend this, that I made a pact with myself. I won't have sex anymore until I'm in love with that person. He laughed and said "You won't continue that...at least not once you and I do it." I have a feeling he was just trying to lighten the mood...but it hurt nonetheless. I feel like I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place right now....
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