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I started pumping after my early morning feeding around 3 weeks pp. I was regularly pumping 4 oz, 2 oz per side, immediately after nursing my son. I am 4 weeks pp now, and have noticed my output has decreased by 50%, sometimes even more. I tried a pumping session an hour after I've nursed, and two sessions where I pumped in lieu of nursing (two hours after nursing), and I got the same dismal numbers: 1 oz on each side at best.
Are these normal numbers? I'm worried about being able to meet my son's milk needs when I return to work in 7 weeks.
Could be that LO is eating more so there is less left for you to pump. Your LO is still really young and your body is still regulating.
When my LO was that age he was drinking 2.5oz's every couple hours. So 1oz after pumping may not seem like a lot but is.
LO is probably eating more at that time. At 3 weeks pp LO isn't eating a ton but as your LO gets a bit older the milk amount increases until about 1 month old. This happens as the stomach increases after birth.
LO eats about 1 oz every hour (max 30 oz per day). So, getting 1 oz per side after LO eats is GREAT!
What PPs said.
Also at 3 weeks PP, your supply is still crazy out-of-whack compared to what LO is eating. So you may have had a lot of extra milk. Now you supply has regulated to just meet LOs needs. You have to tell your body that you need more milk at pumping time by pumping at the same time, everyday and fully emptying your breast. The emptying is key. That is what tells your body to make more at that time.


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Office Depot, OfficeMax Merger: 'It's About Damn Time'
While details of the potential merger, first reported by The Wall Street Journal, haven't been disclosed, Bloomberg reported that a deal is possible this week.
It remains unclear whether OfficeMax or Office Depot would be the acquirer in a potential merger.
Deutsche Bank analyst Mike Baker forecasts that if OfficeMax were the acquirer, it could see a boost to earnings per share of 22 cents. "Although we think the more likely deal is OfficeMax buying Office Depot, if ODP were to buy OMX in an all-stock deal, it would be more accretive," wrote Baker, who calculates a 30 cent EPS boost for Office Depot.
To help pay for the deal, Office Depot may also need to dispose of a joint venture in Mexico.One twist to a potential deal comes from antitrust authorities such as the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice. In 1997, the FTC's head, William Baer, opposed a merger proposal between Office Depot and Staples, citing the prospect of anti-consumer effects such as rising prices. Baer, who now heads the DoJ's antitrust division, is likely to play a key role in evaluating any proposed merger. Still, the struggles of OfficeMax and Office Depot in recent years may indicate a changed office-supplies marketplace that could push a deal forward. "The competitive landscape within the office-products retail channel has dramatically changed since the FTC nixed the proposed 1997 merger between Staples and Office Depot," Jefferies' Binder wrote. "The rise of large players in the Internet retail channel and the entrance of club and mass channel to the office product market resulted in a significant increase in price transparency and competition," he added, while noting that Wal-Mart and Amazon have undercut prices up to 10% in some instances. Shares of Office Depot, which has been struggling to compete with larger rival Staples, plunged 67% over the past five years prior to Tuesday trading. Office Depot and OfficeMax declined to comment when contacted by TheStreet. Starboard Value, the Office Depot shareholder, didn't immediately return a call seeking comment. -- Written by Antoine Gara in New York For more on M&A speculation, see Morningstar's 11 M&A stock picks for 2013. Follow @AntoineGara
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"We're here to motivate kids to be outside and be active," Stuckey said. "It doesn't matter if it's in the morning or evening. Move around, run around, have fun and play with your friends. Growing up I loved playing outside. We played dodge ball, flag football, tackle football, you name it. At night when I had to come inside, that's when I played video games."
The Chargers and American Heart Association announced the launch of the NFL Play 60 Challenge for Santee School District students in 6th to 8th grade today. More than 2,200 students from the district's nine middle schools are making the pledge to be more active.
The NFL PLAY 60 Challenge is a four-week program that educates youth about the importance of staying fit. It creates an engaging and fun school environment that seeks to inspire students to be physically active for at least 60 minutes every day.
Before leading the students through some stretches, Brown and Stuckey also spoke on the importance of nutrition. Brown credits learning to eat healthy instead of eating sweets for giving him more energy and being more focused.
"Eat at least three meals a day," Stuckey added. "It's important to get different colors on your plate and when I'm talking about colors, I'm not talking about different color Skittles. I'm talking about vegetables, protein and grains."
The program will culminate on March 26 and 29 with special Jr. Chargers Training Camps held at two locations in the district.
As part of the program, each school will receive health and fitness information they can integrate into their existing curriculum. Additionally, each school will plan healthy activities for students to reinforce what they are learning in the classroom. Students will also complete a "Game Planner" to track their physical activity during the four-week program.
PLAY 60 Challenge educational materials are available at www.heart.org/nflplay60challenge.
Chargers NFL PLAY 60 Super Bowl contest winner announced
Andrew Franco from Menifee, Calif., was announced as the local NFL Play 60 Super Bowl contest winner last week.
More than 10,000 young kids entered the NFL Play 60 Super Bowl Contest. To be eligible, they pledged to be active for 60 minutes a day and answered questions about the importance of health and fitness.
Franco wrote about how his family changed their eating habits by eating fresh fruits and vegetables. The family is making time to walk, jog, hike and take bike rides together.
"Philip Rivers inspires me because I'm also a quarterback for my team and I was not eating healthy," Franco said. "Rivers inspired me to change my habits on eating and keeping fit. I see how he has been a great athlete and I want to be just like him. I've changed my eating habits tremendously and I have already seen improvement on the field."Franco will receive an NFL PLAY 60 prize pack and two tickets to a Chargers 2012 regular season game.


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TUCSON, Ariz. – June 2, 2010 – The recession is over — let recovery begin!
The national economy bottomed out nearly a year ago. Rescue and stimulus measures put into play by federal policymakers worked and a repeat of the Great Depression was averted. Recession locally lasted longer and damage to the economy was more severe, but mercifully it's finally over.
What sectors will lead the way during recover and what sectors will lag behind? When will companies start hiring again? Will inflation accelerate any time soon? What about all the excess liquidity that's now in the system?
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Q. WHat is your SHIPPING POLICY?
SIMPLY put, setting up a "General Shipping Policy" within the abilities of my new website options that would please everyone has been ,well, impossible.
Too many variables exist from order to order, as far as price, weight, mass and destination, so THERE IS NO "one size fits all" shipping standard that would be fair to employ across the board. .. at least for ORders $75 and over- as well as all International Orders.
This, of course, is subject to change.
Q. SO what the Dickens does THAT mean? How in Haberdashery am I going to receive my new gear??
You won't. I'm going to skip off to Easter Island with your hard-earned blood-money, and turn it into a multi-functional cloning facility for Dead 19th Century Geniuses/slash/Rodent Sanctuary..living out the rest of my obviously fantastic days in rare-gem-encrusted opulence.....
...OR..(if you like:)..
The S&H Breakdown (as of 1/16/13, 7:47 pm E.S.T.) is as Follows:
Category #1: Orders totaling $0 - $59.99 = $7.00 s&h
Category #2: Orders totaling $60 - $74.99 = $13.00 s&h
Category #3: Orders $75 & Greater - AND- ALL Orders destined OUTSIDE the U.S. (regardless of order total)= †PLEASE SEE BELOW†
† For Those Whose Orders that fall into Category #3, I will send you a separate Paypal Invoice for the Total of Your S&H Costs, (once your Individual order's Postage, Packaging Costs and Insurance-where applicable- has been calculated)
†† PLEASE NOTE: No Orders will be dispatched Until Your Payment for Shipping Charges has been Received. Therefore, if you are re-reading these FAQ, wondering why you haven't received your Comic Book or whatever, Please Check the E-mail account (including your SPAM / Junk Folder) you provided with your order.
Q. Which parcel carrier do you use? Approximately 99.999% of the packages I ship, are sent Priority Flat Rate via the United States Postal Service. Therefore (barring some sort of Natural Disaster or popular Bank Holiday) U.S. orders usually take 2-3 business from date of Shipment, to be Delivered. International Orders will take a bit longer.
However, IF YOU WOULD PREFER ANOTHER METHOD OF SHIPPING (ie: Express mail, UPS or Fed-Ex) : Simply include your SPECIFIC request with your PayPal transaction, under "Instructions for Merchant" and provided there are no obstacles that make said request difficult (For instance, I do NOT offer Personalized, Same-Day , International Unicorn-Back Delivery) I will be happy to do my best to accommodate your bidding.
Q. WHAT ABOUT SHIPPING INSURANCE? I Once ordered a Charles Hollander Chess Set online and it never arrived. KonradMacgregor.com didn't insure the bugger and my little sister died because with gasoline costs rising by the nano-second, we couldn't afford her Insulin anymore.
Relax. Tell Sis to help herself to another pixie stick, because the idea of something I spent a lot of time, money and effort creating getting LOST in the mail is probably just as upsetting to me as it is for you to watch your dear sibling slip into a diabetic coma... OKay, perhaps not THAT upsetting. But yeah, I'd be pissed. ANd YOU'd be pissed and EVERYBODY LOSES.
In fact, I REQUIRE and WILL AUTOMATICALLY ADD INSURANCE to ALL DOMESTIC orders EQUAL TO or EXCEEDING $75.00.
If you would like me to Add Insurance to an Order that is UNDER $75.00 -:
Again, all you need do is: REQUEST SO during your Check-out with Paypal, under 'Instructions for Merchant".
***That said, I am Not responsible for Packages that are Lost, Stolen or Delayed by USPS- Nor Any alternative Delivery Services you may Request I employ.***
Q. What happened to All the pretty Dresses you Used to sell? A. Long story and If I do not launch my website tonight, I'm probably going to slit my throat. Please be patient.
Q. Do you have any plans for a Menswear line? A. Please See Answer to Previous Question.
Q. If I wanted a Custom Laura Flook Suit, Coat or Dress, Would that even be possible? A. Anything is possible, but due to the time, preparation, materials and labor involved, it would be rather costly. Unfortunately, quality does have a price. I REALLY hate money. Please see Answer to First Question . THanks.
Q. I've got a jar of HUMAN Teeth, belonging to my Grandfather ( punched out of his mouth in the 40s, by a loanshark for Failing to Settle a gambling Debt).
What say YOU about a TRADE of Grandpa's teeth for a Set of Cufflinks and a Copy of your Comic Book? I'm certain these Choppers of CHance would FIT in BEAUTIFULLY with your collection of other human remains.
A. While you MAY be correct -and I DO very much appreciate the thought (Believe me, If the barter system was still widely accepted , I'd be a contented crustacean, - but sadly, It doesn't. And I believe my Landlord has a very strict policy about NOT allowing the Exchange of Dental Matter for Lodging. Same goes for other reputable merchants and utility providers, 'round these parts.
Q. Did I mention, 89% of Gramp's teeth are capped in bronze and were once used (while still attached to his jaw) to sever the forty-eight feet of Umbilical Cord anomaly connecting His Wife to My Father - which has been delicately preserved all these years, marinating in a hermetically sealed Goldfish bowl, filled with formaldehyde?
A. No. You didn't. However, it is STILL with Deepest regrets that I CANNOT accept such tempting a trade of lavish splendor.
Q. Do you have a Mailing List? I subscribed to your Newsletter from the last web-shop and never received an actual Newsletter.What the hell? I am just as curious as you. I've been trying to figure everything out, but basically, I suck when it come to computers. This will be fixed. Please see BLOGshite for a more detailed explanation of why my website and business is still far from successful ass-kickery yet. Thanks again for your patience and hopefully, your understanding.


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Syneron Announces New Ground Breaking Evolastin™ Procedure
"evolastin™ represents our commitment to scientific research and technological development," said Louis P. Scafuri, Chief Executive Officer of Syneron Medical. "The unique results of evolastin coupled with strong clinical evidence provides a unique minimally invasive solution for our customers, a revolutionary alternative for their patients and yet another exciting advancement in our field."
For more information about evolastin or to locate a physician in your area, visit www.evolastin.com.
About Syneron Medical Ltd.
Syneron Medical Ltd. – a company devoted to real technology, real science and real results – is the leading global aesthetic device company with a comprehensive product portfolio and a global distribution footprint. The Company's technology enables physicians to provide advanced solutions for a broad range of medical-aesthetic applications including body contouring, hair removal, wrinkle reduction, rejuvenation of the skin's appearance through the treatment of superficial benign vascular and pigmented lesions, and the treatment of acne, leg veins and cellulite. The Company sells its products under two distinct brands, Syneron and Candela. The Company's aspiration and commitment to innovation expands Syneron's offering beyond medical device into the largest in-demand applications in beauty - skin lightening. Founded in 2000, the corporate, R&D, and manufacturing headquarters for Syneron Medical Ltd. are located in Israel. Syneron also has R&D and manufacturing operations in the US. The company markets and services and supports its products in 86 countries. It has offices in North America, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain, UK, Australia, China, Japan, and Hong Kong and distributors worldwide. Additional information can be found at www.syneron.com.SAFE HARBOR FOR FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS Any statements contained in this document regarding future expectations, beliefs, goals, plans or prospects constitute forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Further, any statements that are not statements of historical fact (including statements containing "believes," "anticipates," "plans," "expects," "may," "will," "would," "intends," "estimates" and similar expressions) should also be considered to be forward-looking statements. There are a number of important factors that could cause actual results or events to differ materially from those indicated by such forward-looking statements, including the risk that the businesses of Syneron and Candela may not be integrated successfully; the risk that the merger transaction with Candela may involve unexpected costs or unexpected liabilities; the risk that synergies from the merger transaction may not be fully realized or may take longer to realize than expected; the risk that disruptions from the merger transaction make it more difficult to maintain relationships with customers, employees, or suppliers; as well as the risks set forth in Syneron Medical Ltd.'s most recent Annual Report on Form 20-F, and the other factors described in the filings that Syneron Medical Ltd. makes with the SEC from time to time. If one or more of these factors materialize, or if any underlying assumptions prove incorrect, Syneron Medical Ltd.'s actual results, performance or achievements may vary materially from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by these forward-looking statements.
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Wed, Oct 10, 2007
Another of the Doolittle Raiders has passed away. Major Nolan
Herndon of Edgefield, SC was 88 years-old, and the last remaining
Raider from his state.
Columbia, SC newspaper The State reported Tuesday Herndon died
of pneumonia at the Dorn VA hospital.
The Doolittle Raid on Tokyo, four months after Pearl Harbor,
included 80 volunteers who flew 16 heavy Army B-25 bombers from the
a Navy aircraft carrier to and bombed Japanese military targets. It
marked the first time in military history bombers had operated from
a carrier and, while not a crippling blow to Japan's war machine,
proved an important turning point for US public morale in the
Major Herndon's plane and crew have been a controversial
mystery in the years since the raid on April 18, 1942. Unlike the
others which crashed in China, Herndon -- who was a navigator,
bombardier and gunner -- and his pilot and co-pilot headed instead
for the Soviet Union, supposedly an ally of the US.
The Soviets, who had maintained diplomatic relations with Japan
to that point, had refused a US request for all the planes to land
Herndon maintained the other two men on his plane were
last-minute substitutions, intelligence agents being intentionally
diverted in a test of the Soviets' resolve as allies of the US. The
three men were imprisoned after they landed, but escaped after a
year. For his valor, Herndon received the Distinguished Flying
There are now only 12 surviving members of the Doolittle
Raiders. Those who are able gather each year for a toast, as they
have most years since 1946. At this year's gathering, Major Nolan
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Hospital nurses working the late shift may have a greater risk of developing heart disease because of the strain placed on the heart from working at night when it would otherwise be resting, according to a new study published in the American Heart Association's Journal Circulation. This makes it particularly dangerous for minority nurses to work the night shift because coronary heart disease is the leading cause of death and disability among racial and ethnic minority groups.
Italian researchers at the University of Milan discovered that while artificial lighting and alarm clocks may fool the mind into thinking night is day, other organs, like the heart, do not respond well to working during hours in which they would typically be resting.
Dr. Raffaello Furlan, who led the study, says, "We know that habitual [night] work may stress the heart. [Occurrences of] cardiovascular diseases are increased among [night workers]."
The study found that nerve and chemical messages that control the heart's activity follow a 24-hour pattern that disregards changes in daily sleep patterns. Therefore, levels of cortisol, a hormone that stimulates the heart rate, digestive system, breathing and other functions during the day, does not adjust to help night workers stay awake and alert. This could mean that the heart is more likely to suffer strain because it is unprepared for the stress it will encounter during a night work shift.
"The resistance of the body's internal clock to change with varied work schedules indicates that people don't adapt as easily as we think to [night] work, and could explain why [night] workers are at higher risk," Furlan explains.
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Much has been said recently regarding Supreme Court Justice Scalia's claim that Catholic Judges must not pay attention to the declarations of Pope John Paul II on the use of the death penalty, and, always happy to give governments an opportunity to kill people, many conservatives flocked to Scalia's defense after the judge received some flack for his allegedly irreverent remarks.
Dahlia Lithwick at Slate has already written an interesting piece discussing Scalia's bizarre attempt to apply the "framers' intent" argument to the Catholic Church, and it should certainly be no surprise to us that Scalia, who generally supports state power to stop and search people anytime, anywhere, and for whatever reason the cops might fabricate, would come down on the side of encouraging judges to back up the state's exercising its power to execute people.
What has been most vexing, however, is that Scalia's supporters have used the controversy to forward the idea that state power trumps the counsel of the Church. In other words, they believe that the church should take orders from kings, and not the other way around. This is an ancient controversy, although it seems novel that conservative Catholics themselves should now be the ones coming down on the side of the kings. What should also be pointed out, of course, is that this idea is not "conservative" at all. The proponents of state power over church power have always been ambitious and reforming power grabbers like Henry II, Henry VIII, and the Lutheran princes of Germany. And let's not forget that Machiavelli caterwauled on and on about the Church for not allowing the formation of a despotic and militaristic state in northern Italy. For men like these, the orders have always been, "damn your conscience, full speed ahead."
The most prominent conservative to take issue with the Pope's proclamation and to defend Scalia has been Patrick Buchanan. While I have no doubt that Mr Buchanan has no desire to destroy the authority of the Church of which both he and I are members, his recent remarks on the death penalty and the role of state authority within Church doctrine have been inaccurate. Mr. Buchanan defends Justice Scalia's arguments by attempting to prove two points. First, that the Church has been an avid proponent of the death penalty in the past, and thus must be one today, and second, that the Church wholeheartedly affirms the right of secular governments to use the death penalty in a variety of cases. While historically, both of these assertions have been true at times in the past, they are in no way universal tenets of Church doctrine and are highly dependant upon whether a particular secular government is in line with Christian morality, and whether or not the death penalty is the only option available within a given situation.
The most common technique in defending the death penalty (and heavy-handedness in general) employed by modern Christians is to quote the books of Moses (Torah) in the Old Testament and to illustrate the justness of the death penalty by listing the numerous offenses contained therein which call for the penalty of death. Such a technique, however, (to use a phrase of Thomas Aquinas) is "not in accordance with Apostolic tradition". This is so for a variety of reasons. First, it should be immediately obvious to anyone familiar the Old Testament that according to tradition, ancient Israel, until it became a kingdom, was a theocracy directly ruled by God, and the laws of Moses were to be applied by judges acting directly under God's guidance. By the time of Jesus, however, it is clear that this favored position no longer exists among the Jewish hierarchy. Jesus remarks that the old law was fashioned to accommodate the Israelites because of the "hardness of their hearts" and makes light of Jewish dietary regulations by declaring that a man can only be made unclean from within. Indeed the life of Jesus began and ended in defiance of the law, and after Jesus' death, Peter and the Apostles, when condemned as lawbreakers declared "We must obey God rather than men." (Acts 5,29) The Pharisees wished to put the Apostles to death in accordance with the law but were persuaded by one among them to let the Apostles go free lest they find themselves "fighting against God" by hastening to execute them.
We find in the above example that the hotheads of the Sanhedrin, eager to impose death, were persuaded by a more temperate mind, and indeed, this is all the Catholic church seeks in its teachings on the death penalty. The Catholic catechism states:
Assuming that the guilty party's identity and responsibility have been fully determined, the traditional teaching of the Church does not exclude recourse to the death penalty, if this is the only possible way of effectively defending human lives against the unjust aggressor…If however, non-lethal means are sufficient and defend and protect people's safety from the aggressor, authority will limit itself to such means, as these are more in keeping with the concrete conditions of the common good and more in conformity with the dignity of the human person. …As a consequence of the possibilities which the state has for effectively preventing crime, by rendering one who has committed an offense incapable of doing harmu2014without definitively taking away from him the possibility of redeeming himselfu2014the cases in which the execution of the offender is an absolute necessity u2018are very rare if not practically nonexistent.'
For the Church, protecting life and human dignity has always been a legitimate function of legal authority, yet the Church is saying here that in places like the Western world where prison facilities are readily available, it is not the place of the state to make judgments on human beings and to artificially cut short a person's time to redeem himself. For the Catholic, claiming that "God hates murderers" is every bit as ludicrous as claiming that "God hates fags" since the Church has always taught that only certain kinds of behavior are hated by God while human beings themselves are never to be despised.
It has often been asserted by conservatives that the Church does not challenge the state's prerogative to maintain "law and order" and that the role of the Christian is not to question or defy the authority of the state. In recent weeks, we have been subjected to a number of commentaries by conservatives purporting to prove that the power of the state not only to kill people, but that the power itself is endorsed by God. In Mr Buchanan's piece, this is supposed to be illustrated by Jesus' comment to Pilate that Pilate's power comes from God. But, the fact that God allows various kinds of regimes to exist hardly leads us to the conclusion that God therefore endorses all of them. In Chinese tradition, there is the concept of the "mandate of heaven" in which it is assumed that a sitting regime must have the power of the divine behind it until it is allowed to fall, thus proving that the mandate of heaven has passed to some other regime. Christian tradition, however, accepts no such supposition, and readily admits that many powerful regimes have prospered while pursuing ends contrary to Christian virtue. This is the central theme of Saint Augustine's City of God, and Augustine, far from being reverent of the institutions of secular government, treats them as something to be barely tolerated and asks "does it really matter to a man… what government he must obey so long as he is not compelled to act against God or his conscience?" Of course, this statement implies that when a man is compelled to act against God or his conscience, the kind of government he must obey does matter, and this problem was played out through the centuries of Church history. The blood of the martyrs, honored by the Church from Saint Peter to Saint Thomas Becket to Saint Thomas More have all clearly illustrated for us the virtue of defying one's king.
The catechism of the Church is explicit on this point. It states that all just authority must be based on natural law and that authority may only act for the common good as a moral force based on freedom and a sense of responsibility:
Authority is exercised legitimately only when it seeks the common good of the group concerned and if it employs morally licit means to attain it. If rulers were to enact unjust laws or take measures contrary to the moral order, such arrangements would not be binding in conscience. [Italics mine.]
As has been examined in great detail by James Redford, the claim that it is a Christian virtue to blindly support governmental authority and the status quo is a lie foisted upon the faithful by those who hold positions of authority. Not only is it permissible for Catholics and their fellow Christians to question and at times defy the secular law, it is absolutely required.
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The Arts in Russia Under Stalin
And, it may be asked, the younger writers? No foreign observer of the Russian literary scene can fail to be struck by the gap between the older writers, loyal but melancholy figures of no possible danger to the stability of this, to all appearance, thoroughly stable regime, and the immensely prolific younger writers, who appear to write faster than thought itself (perhaps because so many of them are free from it), and rehearse the same patterns and formulae so tirelessly and with such apparent sincerity and vigor that it is scarcely thinkable that they can ever have been assailed by any real doubts, either as artists or as human beings.
Perhaps the immediate past explains this. The purges cleared the literary ground, and the war provided the new subject and the mood; there sprang into being a brood of writers, facile, naive, and copious, varying from crude and wooden orthodoxy to considerable technical skill, capable at times of moving, at others of genuinely gay, and often vivid, journalistic reportage. This applies to prose and verse, novels and plays. The most successful and most representative figure of this type is the journalist, playwright, and poet Konstantin Simonov, who has poured out a flood of work of inferior quality but impeccably orthodox sentiment, acclaiming the right type of Soviet hero, brave, puritanical, simple, noble, altruistic, entirely devoted to the service of his country.
Behind Simonov there are other authors of the same genre; authors of novels dealing with exploits in kolkhozes, factories, or at the front; writers of patriotic doggerel or of plays which guy the capitalist world or the old and discredited liberal culture of Russia itself, in contrast with the simple, now wholly standardized, type of tough, hearty, capable, resolute, single-minded young engineers or political commissars ("engineers of human souls"), or army commanders, shy and manly lovers, sparing of words, doers of mighty deeds, "Stalin's eagles," flanked by passionately patriotic, utterly fearless, morally pure, heroic young women, upon whom the success of all five-year plans ultimately depends.
The older authors do not conceal their opinion of the value of this kind of conscientious but commonplace literary mass production, related to literature much as posters are to serious art. Nor would they be as critical as they are if, side by side with the inevitable mushroom growth of such work, inspired by, and directly ancillary to, the needs of the state, there were also something profounder and more original to be found among the younger writers—among those, let us say, who are under forty. They point out that there is intrinsically no reason why contemporary Soviet life should not generate genuine and serious "socialist realism"—after all, Sholokhov's Quiet Don, dealing as it did with Cossacks and peasants during the civil war, was on all sides recognized as a genuine, if sometimes dull, lumbering, and overweighted, work of imagination.
The obvious criticism which these older writers urge—and such "self-criticism" is allowed to appear in print—is that out of shallow facility and the easy orthodoxy of standardized hero worship no genuine work of art can ever be born; that the war heroes themselves have won the right to subtler and less hackneyed analysis; that the experience of the war is a profound national experience which only a more intense, sensitive, and scrupulous art can adequately express, and that the majority of the war novels now published are crude travesties and a hideous insult to the soldiers and civilians whose ordeal they purport to describe; finally (this is never said in print) that the inner conflict which alone makes an artist has been too easily resolved by the oversimple rules of an artificially flattened political schema, which allows no doubts about ultimate purpose, and not much disagreement about means, and which has, perhaps as a result of the purges and their physical and moral consequences, so far failed to create its own artistic canons, standards in the light of which something no less strictly conformist but also no less devout and profound than the religious art of the Middle Ages could evolve in Russia today. Nor do I see much hope of that at the present time. The cry by the poet Selvinsky for socialist Romanticism12—if socialist realism, then why not socialist Romanticism?—was ruthlessly suppressed.
Meanwhile the financial rewards of these fashionable younger authors, unaffected as they are by the strictures of the critics, entitle them to be considered the equivalent of best sellers in Western countries; no literal equivalent exists since fiction and poetry, good or bad, is sold and distributed immediately on publication—such is the hunger of the public and the inadequacy of the supply. The subjects of historical novels, since romans de moeurs are scarcely safe, tend, apart from war and postwar propaganda themes, to be the lives of such officially approved heroes from the Russian past as Tsars Ivan IV and Peter I, soldiers and sailors like Suvorov, Kutuzov, Nakhimov, and Makarov, honest patriots and true Russians, too often plagued and frustrated by the intrigues of sycophantic courtiers and disloyal noblemen. Their character and exploits offer opportunities of combining a pleasantly romantic and patriotic historical background with political or social sermons only too clearly applicable to contemporary needs.
This fashion was not indeed begun, but was given its strongest fillip, by the late Aleksey Tolstoy (he died this year), who alone, perhaps, had the makings of, and the ambition to be, the Virgil of the new empire which had excited his rich imagination and brought his remarkable literary gift into play.
The same gap between the young and old is perceptible in the other arts, in the theater, in music, in the ballet. Whatever has grown without a definite break from a rich past and leans on a pre-revolutionary tradition has, by firmly clinging to such old and tried supports, managed to preserve its standards into the present. Thus the Moscow Arts Theater, while universally acknowledged to have declined from the extraordinary level of its golden age, when Chekhov and Gorky wrote for it, nevertheless preserves a remarkable standard of individual acting and of inspired ensemble playing which rightly continues to make it the envy of the world. Its repertoire, since the post-1937 era, is confined either to old plays or to such tame new conformist pieces as have relatively little character of their own, and simply act as vehicles in which gifted naturalistic actors can exhibit their superb, old-fashioned skills; what the public remembers is for the most part the acting and not the play. Similarly the Maly (Little) Theater continues to give admirable performances of Ostrovskyå?s comedies, which were its mainstay in the nineteenth century; the acting of plays attempted since the Revolution, whether classical or modern, at the Maly tends too often to sink to the level of the repertory companies directed by Ben Greet or Frank Benson. One or two of the smaller Moscow theaters perform classical plays with verve and imagination, for example Ermolovaå?s theater and the Transport Theater in Moscow, and one or two of the little theaters in Leningrad. The best performances given even in these theaters are of classical pieces; for example, Goldoni, Sheridan, Scribe; modern plays go less well, not so much because of old-fashioned methods of acting, as because of the inevitable tameness of the material itself.
As for opera and ballet, wherever past tradition exists to guide it, it acquits itself honorably, if dully. When something new is put on, for example the new ballet Gayaneh by the Armenian composer Khachaturyan, playing in Leningrad this year, it is capable of displaying exuberance and temperament, which disarm the spectator by the gusto and delight in the art of the dancers. But it is also, particularly in Moscow, capable of sinking to depths of vulgarity of dècor and production (and of music too) which can scarcely ever have been surpassed even in Paris under the Second Empire; the inspiration of the scenes of clumsily heaped-up opulence with which the Bolshoy Theater in Moscow is so lavish derives at least as much from the tawdry splendors of the early Hollywood of ten and even twenty years ago, as from anything conceived in Offenbachå?s day; and such crude display is made to seem all the more grotesque and inappropriate by the individual genius of a truly great lyrical and dramatic dancer like Ulanova, or of such impeccable new virtuosi as Dudinskaya, Lepeshinskaya, and the aging Semenova, Preobrazhensky, Sergeev, and Ermolaev. In either case it lacks the fusion of undeviatingly precise, inexorable discipline with imaginative originality and wide range, and that combination of intensity, lyricism, and elegance which had raised the Russian ballet to its former unattainable height.
There are still fewer signs of new life in the two great opera houses of Moscow and Leningrad, which confine themselves to a highly stereotyped repertory of the best-known Russian and Italian works, varied by occasional performances of, for example, Carmen. Minor theaters, in search of politically innocent amusement, offer their clients operettas by Offenbach, Lecocq, and Hervè, performed with more gusto than finish, but vastly welcomed as a contrast with the drab monotony of daily Soviet life. The contrast between age and youth is again noticeably present, not so much in the ballet (which could not exist without a perpetual recruitment of young dancers), as on the dramatic stage where few, if any, outstanding actors or actresses have come forward during the last ten years. The audiences seem clearly aware of this, and whenever I hinted at this to my anonymous neighbors in the Moscow theaters, it was invariably assented to so rapidly that it must be a very obvious commonplace. Such casual neighbors in the theater almost invariably expand dolefully on the regrettable absence among the younger people of dramatic talent, and even more of the right sensibility—with which the older actors, still on the stage (some whose careers go back to the early years of the century), are so richly endowed—and one or two have wondered whether the theaters of the West do not produce better young actors than the Soviet Union. Perhaps "the tradition is not so rigid and oppressive there." Even the Arts Theater seems to have stopped dead in technique and feeling—or else has been forced to go back to the days before the First World War.
This combination of discouragement of all innovation—the name of the purged producer Meyerhold is scarcely spoken aloud—together with considerable encouragement of the stage as such is bound, unless something occurs to interrupt the process, to lead in the relatively near future to a widening chasm between accomplished but unreal, and contemporary but commonplace and provincial, styles of acting. On the other side it must be said that the childlike eagerness and enthusiasm of Soviet readers and Soviet theatrical audiences is probably without parallel in the world. The existence of state-subsidized theaters and opera, as well as of regional publishing houses, throughout the Soviet Union is not merely a part of a bureaucratic plan, but responds to a very genuine and insufficiently satisfied popular demand.
More accurately "socialist symbolism," which would have allowed writers to treat a wider range of subject matter—beyond tractors and blast furnaces—without compromising their political loyalty.↩
More accurately "socialist symbolism," which would have allowed writers to treat a wider range of subject matter—beyond tractors and blast furnaces—without compromising their political loyalty.↩


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Throughout the years - I noticed that each place where John F Kennedy appeared at campaign stops in the Mohawk Valley, e.g. Rome Court House, Little Falls, Mohawk NY places, each had a commemorative plaque in place. John Kennedy appeared at the Utica Aud in 1960 for his personal appearance as a candidate for President of the United States.
So, last year, I, at my own expense, had a plaque prepared locally, I took it to the Aud where the courteous manager and employees agreed to bolt it to a wall of the Aud. Besides, I was a big fan of John Kennedy.
In 1968, Hubert Humphrey, Democratic candidate for President, appeared at the Utica Aud. I attended the event but was denied access by the Secret Service. Go figure. I was City Treasurer at the time. Anyway, I requested they speak with Rocco A Solimando who was City Corporation Counsel at the time. While waiting, I turned and noticed a most glamorous Shelley Winters beside me.
This was the time when she as sleek and trim. I was so excited I blurted out, "You're prettier in person than you are on the screen". She liked hearing that and, again, I racked one up for Utica.
Evidently she was an ardent support of SEn Humphrey and followed him on many of his personal appearances. Rocco did come to my aid. Darn It, I wanted to remain outside and speak to the beautiful Shelley Winters.
My next project is to raise funds for the placement of an historical marker at Genesee Street near Clinton Place, the site of the former home of Vice-President of the US, James Schoolcraft Sherman. The building was demolished in the 1940's to make way for the construction of an A and P Super Market Store.


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What to do when the house next door is an eyesore
November 14th, 2012 categories: Chicago Real Estate News
You keep your home's front yard neatly trimmed. You yank away weeds every Saturday. And your backyard is free of children's toys, old furniture and other clutter.
Your neighbor's home? Not quite.
Maybe your neighbors have lost their home to foreclosure. The property, then, might be empty. And it might be deteriorating quickly. In fact, whenever you look out your living room window, you see a front lawn that's brown and choked with weeds. Maybe the siding is falling off the sides of your neighbor's home. The front windows might even be boarded up.
If you're trying to sell your home, this can be a problem. Buyers might be turned off; they might not want to live next to a home that's clearly in disrepair. And this is a problem that's not unusual in Chicago. The city has seen plenty of foreclosures, unfortunately.
You're not helpless, though, if you live next to an eyesore. A recent story by the Chicago Tribune spells out exactly what you can do to improve the situation.
The first step? Find the owner of the property and inform that person, or entity, that the house has fallen on hard times. You might have to do a bit of digging. The owner isn't always the lender.
Many communities will levy stiff fines against owners if they let their properties fall into disrepair.
The Tribune story quotes an official with a default management company who says that lenders who own foreclosed homes will usually do whatever they can to fix up a decaying property. These lenders, the official said, don't want angry neighbors. Besides, it's in the best interest of lenders to repair a decrepit home as quickly as possible. They'll struggle to sell it if they don't.
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An Environmental Protection Agency employee knowingly stole more than $886,000 from the agency, according to a criminal filing from the Department of Justice.
The alleged fraud occurred in the EPA's Office of Air and Radiation under the nose of former administrator Gina McCarthy, who now heads up the entire agency.
"There appears to be corruption to the umpteenth degree," said Louisiana Republican Sen. David Vitter. "I think it's appalling that Administrator McCarthy and former acting Administrator Bob Perciasepe could claim that sequester is depriving the agency of important resources when in fact their own employees are stealing from the government."
EPA employee John Beale, who worked in the air office, stole $886,186 from the agency between 2000 and 2013. According to the criminal filing, Beale had stolen agency funds through salary, benefits, and certain bonuses that Beale "had not earned by providing employment services to the EPA."
"It's clear that further investigations are necessary, and at the appropriate time we'll need answers – a whole lot of answers," Vitter added.
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that's a drop in the bucket compared to what these three are stealing+8
" Office of Air and Radiation"
Were do they get these job titles and how do I get one?+4
Has a nice foppish King George wig as well – how APPROPRIATE…+7
You can see Obama's not impressed with these small timers. He steals on a whole other level.Noteworthy Comment +10
The employee will receive the presidential medal of freedom and a nobel prize for his efforts and be promoted to ambassador.Noteworthy Comment +10
The dude on the left has woman's hair or maybe the 18th century powdered wig look is back, the woman next to him has man's hair. Writing more about the Marxist, effeminate half-black idiot would take too long+7
What won't those government workers do to gain the "Employee of the Month" award ?+3
The perp, Mr. John Beale, was promoted to the office of Anal Emission and Dust Bunny Control.+5
The epitome of the dem/prog/lib mindset; cut out the middleman. Screw all that debit credit ledger bull, or getting the court to seize bucks so they can then re-steal it and then hide their tracks. That's just too much like work.+2
Classic lib hair cuts…Girls will be boys and boys will be girls…+1
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Bought this thinking it would meet the style of our new kitchen. It didn't. It claims to be 25 cubic feet but we are constantly stacking items on items as it cannot adequately hold a typical family of 2 food needs. Additionally, the refrigerator is constantly running and it is very noisy.
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Doesnt dispense cold water
By ettamc
from tn
Comments about GE Stainless Side-By-Side Refrigerator:
The fridge doesn't produce cold water. It should be 50 degrees, and it usually is 64-68 degrees. Appliance store is probably returning it because they do not have a solution to fix it. Also, the freezer produces freezer burn.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Great Fridge!
By AnneBoo
from Vero Beach, FL, United States
I've had this refrigerator for about 3 months now & I absolutely love it. Not only does it look great on the outside it's also good looking on the inside. The lighting when you open the door is superior to any other refrigerator I've owned, including other GE refrigerators. And of course, you can not beat GE's ice maker. I would highly recommend this refrigerator to everyone.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Great product
By Justice12
from Fort Worth, TX, United States
I have owned this model for a couple of months and love it.
By john4
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excellent ref easy to use appearance is outstanding
Deceiving space
By Marocho
from Roselle Park, NJ, United States
Surprisingly it has a lot of storage space for a side by side
Great Look
By nana3125
from Succasunna NJ
This was the best choice for a "counter depth" refridgerator
Good Space, Sleek Design
By Elise
from Vernon Hills, IL
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Comments about GE Profile Slate Side-By-Side Refrigerator:
What I love most about this refrigerator is that it is easy for even the laziest family member to find whatever item they are looking for in both the fridge and freezer. The color and design are sleek and simple, another big plus.
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Great fridge for the price.
By Heather
from Germantown, WI
We had a GE profile side by side fridge which had issues with the water dispenser (after 10 years of use) and we didn't want to spend a lot on a new fridge so we essentially bought the same one to replace it. Price was good and quality is great, love GE appliances!
Great lighting
By Bc9bc14
from New York, NY, United States
Love the bright LED lighting, and the turbo chill, which there was an egg storage though
By Karen67
from Braintree, MA, United States
Love this fridge! We went back and forth with other brands and couldn't be happier with our decision. The side by side fits our space and lifestyle. Plenty of space in both the fridge and freezer for our small family. If you have a larger family and use the freezer often, you may want the larger freezer on the bottom. The water/ice on the door is great.
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