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How can I handle my friends' disapproval that I'm still breastfeeding?
I still breastfeed my 18-month-old. I'm getting used to strangers making rude comments or looking at us funny, but I'm not sure how to handle it when friends tell me they disapprove! We're invited to spend the weekend with some of these friends, but I dread dealing with this issue. Should we go? And if so, how to I handle their comments?
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Hey Dianne! My daughter Tianna was diagnossed with possible Celiac disease when she was 1. We cut out all gluten for a year. I say WE because I was breastfeeding and had to cut it out too! Anyway, I have tons of information and really good recipes for things like biscuits that don't have gluten and actually taste good. Fred Meyer was a lifesaver because we were able to find gluten free products like noodles and pancake mix that we could eat. Tianna just had a stomach biopsy which ruled out Celiac disease once and for all. I will look to see if I have any of my Celiac web sites in my favorites. I may have deleted them. I'd be happy to share my recipes too!posted 07/08/2004 by Connie K
DHA, docosahexaenoic acid, an unsaturated fatty acid, ensures the fluidity of brain cell membranes, that are essential for the transmission of nerve signals in the brain. Low levels of DHA has already been implicated in a number of brain disorders, including Alzheimer?s disease, certain forms of dementia, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and depression. This is an interesting web site on the topic of DHA, breast milk and formula... http://www.mercola.com/1999/archive/dha_and_breast_milk.htmposted 07/07/2004 by Connie K
I'm sure Dianne is still out there somewhere too. I really like this website by the way... http://www.kellymom.com/posted 07/07/2004 by Connie K
Hey, this weekend a friend had a horrible cold sore and I jokingly told him I had a remedy. He said he would try anything at this point so I gave him a little milk in a cup. He put it on and said in a few hours it felt better than it had in a week. However, since we don't have a control group it might have gotten better on its own. Who knows!posted 07/06/2004 by Connie K
I got curious and went looking for other remedies with breastmilk. (Yes my children are in bed and this IS my hobby ;-)). I found lots of fun things to try it on from cold sores to diaper rash. Here is a great web site just for fun: Check out these links! http://www.kellymom.com/health/illness/healing-breastmilk.htmlposted 07/03/2004 by Connie K
I have also heard of using it on dry skin, pimples and other sores to help aid in healing. Love the comment about squeezing diamonds out of our boobs Marcela! :-Dposted 07/02/2004 by Connie K
Anyone else tired of the posts that contribute nothing to this forum and only serve to insult the mom's who are brave enough to post here? Feel free to read the community guidelines above and send an email to BabyCenter with the URL attached. It IS possible to read and send a post WHILE spending time with your children. Right now I have one child who is nursing (as I type one handed) and another sitting next to me reading a book.posted 06/29/2004 by Connie K
Oops, that should have been Avlimil(with an L)at http://www.avlimil.com/ (though the other address seems to work too.)posted 06/29/2004 by Connie K
For Libido: Has anyone tried Vasoplex (it works) or Avimil? (Not to be taken while nursing) Learn about Vasoplex at http://www.thesexshoppe.net/vasoplex/default.asp?sourceid= and Avimil at http://www.avimil.info/ I have not tried Avimil but would love to hear from someone who has.posted 06/29/2004 by Connie K
Thanks for your input. My last 5 posts (including this one) have been an average of 21 hours apart with the shortest time between being 8 hours and the longest 37. That hardly seems excessive to me. Thank you for your concern for my children but they seem to be doing very well and are read to daily. Sorry to seem like a know it all but I don't think I have commented any more than Dianne. Please also note that my posts are often written between 8pm and 1am when my children are in bed. It also occurs to me that if I were a "know it all" as you suggest, then you would be seeing my posts on all the boards around Babycenter. That is not the case. In fact this is the only board I am following at this time. Now, as for you, these posts were not intended to be used to insult other moms but to be used for giving constructive advice, so if you have nothing to say about breast feeding.....posted 06/28/2004 by Connie K
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I found a good book at the library the other day, "NEW RULES of Retirement: What Your Financial Advisor Isn't Telling You". It's popular - can only borrow for 7 days, rather than the usual 3 weeks, can't put on hold or renew, and late penalty is $2/day rather than usual 15 cents. I've written a thread over on "Retirement" - I'll include a link here. Good wishes for starting early to plan your retirement ... doing a good job ... and getting going early on implementation, as well. Sure is nice to have a financial cushion during one's earning years, as well: financial freedom! ole joyful |
Here is a link that might be useful: New Canadian Retirement Planning book
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Looks like it might be a good read. Does it mention what regulatory bodies one should contact if one detects broker malfeasance? Not that the regulatory bodies have done much to begin with! In any case it is good to have as much information as possible BEFORE handing your money over to a stranger. Here is title I found invaluable during my search for a credible broker. "Brokerage Fraud: What Wall Street Doesn't Want You To Know" Tracy Pride Stoneman and Douglas J. Schulz, renowned securities expert witness (www.securitiesexpert.com) about the brokerage industry. "Douglas J. Schultz and Tracy Pride Stoneman have co-authored what could well be the first truly in-depth examination of the many ways, and potential ways, that the investing public gets ripped off in Brokerage Fraud...This book is based on their many cases, thorough knowledge of securities law and industry procedures. They are the people you want on your side if you ever have a complaint about your financial adviser." A link that might be useful: www.brokeragefraud.com/ |
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Seafood retailers have become experts at adapting their business to the changing economy. Over the past three years, they have slashed costs, increased the value of what they are offering and focused on purchasing fresh, quality seafood.
These traits should help supermarket seafood departments and fish markets compete as commodity and fuel prices rise again this fall. The U.S. drought this year significantly impacted crops such as corn and soybeans, so beef and poultry prices are expected to rise as a result. Higher fuel and transportation costs are also expected to wreak havoc on wholesale seafood prices. Overall wholesale food prices have risen 1.4 percent in the past 12 months, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and are expected to increase 2.5 to 3.5 percent through the end of the year, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates.
Fortunately, seafood retailers that have remained competitive on price and offerings will be able to show shoppers that seafood is a better value than meat in some cases — and is also a healthier option.
"With beef prices going up, seafood becomes a more cost-effective alternative. We have all kinds of options that are less expensive," says Dan Humphrey, seafood director for Highland Park, Ill.-based Sunset Foods, which operates five stores. However, instead of competing with chains such as Walmart on price, the upscale retailer has found success with sourcing quality seafood and training its employees on how to talk to shoppers about seafood.
"We need to be like the old-time fish market. We are selling quality and knowledge and we have a very educated clientele," says Humphrey. Sunset sources directly from family fisheries and recently started a Gulf seafood program. "After the BP oil spill, we backed off from anything from the Gulf because of people's perceptions. Now we are getting back into it with snapper, grouper, swordfish and tuna," says Humphrey.
Lawrence Duplantis, the meat, seafood and deli director for New Orleans-based Robert Fresh Market, which operates three stores, agrees that shoppers may look to seafood as meat prices rise this year. "With the rising beef prices, people will come looking for a better value, so they may look at species like catfish and tilapia," says Duplantis.
Still, Robert Fresh Market has faced rising wholesale seafood costs and pressure on margins, like most other seafood retailers. "There has been some softening on our margins because of the crazy market where we are at," says Duplantis. For example, farmed crawfish is priced around 40 percent higher this season than last, but Robert Fresh Market had to keep its prices low to compete with several supermarkets and supercenters in New Orleans.
More shoppers are moving to seafood away from meat but not because of higher meat prices, according to Scott Nettles, director of meat and seafood for United Supermarkets in Lubbock, Texas. "I think the shift will be due to health concerns more than pricing," says Nettles. In fact, United Texas' seafood department sales have risen around 7 percent this year, compared to last year, while volume has climbed 12 percent.
To appeal to shoppers looking for value, United has added more private-label frozen seafood, bulk bags and frozen fish portions over the past year. This summer, the chain that operates the United, Amigos and Market Street brands also introduced private-label "Zero Latitudes," 12-ounce 91/110 cooked shrimp and 61/70 raw shrimp. "We are seeing Walmart come in at a cheaper price point for shrimp, so we added the 12-ounce bag that retails at $4.99 each," says Nettles.
Despite a 3 or 4 percent increase in overall wholesale seafood costs, United has also been able to increase sales with circular advertising and educational opportunities at its seafood counters.
"We suggestive sell, and offer guests solutions. That's where the value-added seafood has really grown: If you realize that it takes only 6 minutes to cook salmon and it is easy to do with these types of condiments [it helps grow our sales]," says Nettles.
While many chains are feeling price pressure, some Winn-Dixie stores are not worried about price increases in the fall. "The price is what it is, and everybody is in the same situation. Also, many of our stores are in a lot of tourist spots, where people are not as concerned with the pricing [as in non-tourism cities]," says Tom Waltimire, seafood-sourcing specialist for Winn-Dixie, based in Jacksonville, Fla.
While Winn-Dixie has experienced the same price increases as other retailers, Waltimire says that smart purchasing and promotions have helped boost sales.
"We recently ran a steelhead trout promotion, and the price we ran was better than what you would see fresh [wild] salmon at," says Waltimire.
Winn-Dixie has also not reduced the number of seafood species in its case as a result of price increases.
Instead of consumers buying less seafood at retail outlets, Waltimire believes they will be eating less seafood at restaurants this fall. "Restaurants are going to have to raise their prices as well, and people will be dining out less," says Waltimire.
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Where to Study Broadcasting
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Urban versus Rural
One of the first things international students will want to consider in deciding where to study broadcasting is whether they'd prefer an urban or rural setting for their education. There are many factors that go into this decision. The first is adjustment to American life. Large cities, especially the top few in the country like Los Angeles and New York, already have dozens of vibrant ethnic communities that international students can turn to for basic comforts like familiar food and friends speaking the same language. Life in the countryside is probably better suited to those already somewhat acclimated to American culture, though within the protective bubble of a university there may exist ethnic groups in these settings as well.
Looking specifically at broadcasting, there are many preconceptions about the schools' settings – namely that top broadcasting schools can only be found in big cities, where they are accompanied by major television and radio stations. This belief is untrue. While the larger and more numerous television and radio stations of a large metropolis may present international students with more internship opportunities, a great broadcasting school can be found in any size community. It just depends on the school itself.
So where are some of the biggest hotspots around the country to find the top broadcasting schools? Glad you asked …
Southern California
Did you know that Los Angeles, California is considered the Entertainment Capital of the World? If you are interested in studying broadcasting, choosing to study in the heart of entertainment can increase your possibilities of success. Consider The Academy of Radio & Television Broadcasting. Located only 30 miles outside of Los Angeles, international students will have the opportunity to get hands-on training by professionals in the field – not just instructors! Location, location, location, they say. Well Los Angeles has it all, from the ability to network with professionals in your industry to getting internships that will help you gain experience in the field.
Not just limited to Los Angeles, Southern California extends all the way from the U.S.-Mexico border well into the flatlands of central California, spanning cities, suburbs, mountains, and desert in the process. School-wise, the options are vast: the combination of the University of California and California State University systems means a plethora of strong state schools, and private options like the University of Southern California and the American Film Institute are some of the country's top broadcasting schools. And with massive urban sprawl emanating from the cities of Los Angeles and San Diego, plenty of smaller, more accessible networks create job opportunities for graduating students.
New York
Not just New York City! The Big Apple itself does boast some serious broadcasting cred, though, with top broadcasting schools like New York University (NYU) and Columbia complemented by the strong City University of New York public system and other schools. But don't stop there – upstate Syracuse University and the major cities of Buffalo and Rochester offer even more opportunities for broadcasting students and recent graduates.
Yet another region dotted with both big cities and countryside, Florida provides enticing options for broadcasting students. The University of Florida in modest Gainesville has an excellent broadcasting program. Perhaps more interesting than the state's many school options is its career outlook. Florida has a high number of broadcasting jobs and tends to pay them well; according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Miami area's mean annual wage of $140,120 for broadcast news analysts is the highest in the country!
Choosing where to study broadcasting among the seemingly infinite options America offers can be fun once you know how to narrow down your search and focus on the type of area you'd like. Get to researching and have fun!


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I have never had this happen...last years info, overwintered and is now turning into a limb. roxanne |
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Roxanne, I have one plant that has been doing that forever. Big problem is that the branch never really grows well. When they are a little big bigger I cut them and use it to start another one. Barb p.s. It does look strange. :) |
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Mahalo, I will cut it off.....roxanne |
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mine is so narrow and thin, I am cutting it off soon. roxanne |
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Accessing the Chassis Management Module (CMM) through Secure Shell (SSH) using the root account causes the CMM to restart.
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This tip is not software specific.
The Build ID: 2PET10K and prior firmware for the CMM is affected.
This behavior was corrected in IBM Chassis Management Module [CMM] Firmware v1.50.0D [2PET12D] GA4.
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I did read. In the 30 seconds it took me to post a correction, you'd already leaped in. Guess you have nothing else going on in your life. So sad.
You LOOK Busy….
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Guess Tony won't be learning that lesson. I hope you're not this obnoxious with your passengers. Bye.
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Right, I'm sure you've never read anything wrong. Next time you make a mistake of any sort, I hope you reap what you've sewn. Good luck with that.
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Creative couples come together for evenings of romantic artistry thanks to the ART Station's date-night program. Duos arrive at 7 p.m. to nibble on fine cheese, elegantly sip wine, and get to know the other pairs with whom they'll be molding masterworks. Afterward, a knowledgeable ART Station staffer guides visitors on a tour of some of the goods within the facility's five art galleries, finally leading them into the ceramics studio. A 30-minute informational session teaches tactile twosomes the basics of clay-crafting, clay-whispering, and advanced clay-hair removal etiquette. From there, couples are free to hand-mold the manifestations of their shared dreams, which will later be kiln-fired and available for pickup in about two weeks. A steady flow of wine and cheese ignites creative neurons and keeps taste buds tingling throughout the experience.
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Keeping Your Toes & Feet Healthy
It was the scariest thing Kathy Yokum ever did.
In May 2003, when doctors scheduled her for surgery to amputate the big toe on her right foot, Yokum called Massachusetts General Hospital to cancel.
"Excuse me!" the nurse protested. "People don't just cancel surgery. The surgeon is very busy and won't be able to schedule you again until August."
"That's okay," said Yokum. And she hung up.
'I Didn't Know Exactly Why They Were Taking My Toe'
At age 52, Yokum had had type 1 diabetes for 22 years and suffered from peripheral neuropathy. She had been seeing her doctor for a broken ankle, after she fell from a porch. When the cast was removed, a piece of bone on her right big toe protruded through the skin, creating a stubborn lesion that measured almost an inch across.
The lesion failed to heal, and Yokum was subsequently diagnosed with osteomyelitis—an infection of the bone.
Because she was well aware that a spreading infection could endanger her life, refusing a procedure recommended by experts at a prestigious hospital seemed like an outrageous step.
On the other hand, she felt driven by powerful intuition and common sense.
"I didn't know exactly why they were taking my toe," she explains. "It just didn't seem like they had conclusive evidence."
Yokum surfed the Internet to find a specialist in bone infections. Additional tests and exams showed that although she may have had Charcot's foot—a loss of structural integrity of the bone related to neuropathy—she did not have osteomyelitis.
Yokum carefully carried out her new doctor's orders for wound care and follow-up. She also began using monochromatic infrared light therapy (MIRE), a new treatment developed by Anodyne Therapy, LLC of Tampa, Florida. This therapy has been cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to increase circulation.
"It was almost miraculous the way the wound began to heal," she recalls. "It gave me hope."
By mid-July 2003, approximately six weeks after she had been scheduled for amputation surgery, the wound closed completely, and her foot was no longer in danger.
"No harm was done to me by waiting to amputate," Yokum asserts. "One set of doctors said I absolutely should lose my toe—period. When people with diabetes get osteomyelitis, doctors give up really easily."
Her situation illustrates the importance of never letting someone perform a procedure unless you clearly understand the rationale and how you will benefit.
"A good surgeon should always explain exactly what is being done," says Ron Olsen, DPM at Advanced Foot and Ankle Ltd. in Kingman, Arizona.
Are Some Doctors Too Quick to Cut?
Although Yokum saved her toe, situations in which surgeons are quick to amputate without carefully considering all available options or offering referrals to specialists are alarmingly commonplace.
Doctors told Carl Butler, a type 2 for 24 years and a resident of Guam, that his left foot would need to be amputated when a callus developed into an ulcer and resulted in osteomyelitis six years ago.
"No," said Carl's wife, Winnie. "Let's go to the States."
Butler and his wife went to Seton Medical Wound Care in Daly City, California. Although curretage—scraping of the bone—left Carl's foot a bit shorter and in need of a special shoe, the foot was saved with six weeks of aggressive treatment.
"Instead of trying to save the foot, [my doctors in Guam had decided to] solve the problem by just cutting it off," Butler contends.
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In rare cases where infection spreads rapidly, amputation is a life-saving procedure. The vast majority of patients who endure amputation are already debilitated from systemic heart, vascular and kidney disease; and for these people, amputation is merely one sign of bigger, more disastrous health problems.
In other cases, however, amputations are clearly the result of inadequate health care systems, where access to care is limited. In such situations, doctors may rely on amputation as a standard means of preventing further infection.
And, as is common in the diabetes world, traditionally conservative doctors remain slow to embrace new treatments and are often unwilling to refer patients to specialists.
A comprehensive review of literature concerning diabetic ulcers, wound care and amputation was published in the May 2003 issue of The Lancet. The two authors of the review, William J. Jeffcoate, MRCP, one of the journal's contributing editors, and Prof. K.G. Harding, FRCS, reached important conclusions.
"Diabetic foot ulcers have been neglected in health care research and planning, and clinical practice is based more on opinion than scientific fact," they wrote. "Furthermore, the pathological processes are poorly understood and poorly taught, and communication between the many specialties involved is disjointed and insensitive to the needs of patients."
The Lancet study also cited differing medical opinions on best practice and—especially curious—regional variations in amputation rates.
"The cause for this [variation] cannot be determined precisely, but possibly reflects a regional approach by local surgeons," the study reported.
Paul Sally, 70, has had diabetes for 55 years. His left leg was amputated below the knee at the University of Chicago in 1995. Sally is grateful for the university's intense rehabilitative treatment. He uses a prosthesis and enjoys an active lifestyle of work and travel. However, he characterizes the events that followed his diagnosis with a foot infection as a series of unorganized medical procedures and encounters with "hack podiatrists."
Following surgery for a skin graft, Sally was discharged from the hospital without antibiotics, even though his labs revealed the presence of an especially virulent strain of bacteria. A week later, his foot bright red, the quick amputation may have saved his life.
"You gotta watch these people,"Sally nevertheless speculates. "Quite often, I think, they do [amputation] because it's cheaper than long-term treatment."
Reducing Amputation Rates
Mountaineers who lose limbs to frostbite are treated like celebrities. People with diabetes who survive and even thrive after amputation should be considered heroic as well.
However, when amputation can be avoided, it pays to investigate all the options.
Dennis Ehrmann has diabetes with severe neuropathy. He lost his little toe to an ulcer and has another ulcer on his big toe. Ehrmann regrets that he wasn't more proactive in taking care of his health.
"Get serious about diabetes," Ehrmann says. "Do it today."
Carl Butler advises people to always try to save their limbs, no matter what.
"If somebody says, 'We're going to cut it off,' get a second or third opinion. If you live where facilities are limited, then go to a big city."
With any wound to the extremities, the patient must bear the responsibility of getting to a doctor quickly and then seeking additional opinions if needed.
And, of course, if you want to have healthy circulation, it's important to stop smoking, exercise, control your blood glucose as best you can, and keep cholesterol levels down.
Overcoming Fear With Facts
Let's face it. Even if we follow all the rules we've heard about endlessly—everything from avoiding walking barefoot to having someone else trim our toenails—living life means that we're likely to have mishaps that result in foot injuries.
We can, however, feel confident that immediate treatment, informed follow-up and consultations with specialists, if necessary, ensure that we'll live long and well with all our limbs intact.
No need to imagine the worst- take action. See a doctor immediately if you have a foot problem.
Grim Facts:
The American Diabetes Association estimates that 80,000 people with diabetes will lose a leg or a foot every year. Mortality rates following amputation run as high as 50 percent at three years, although death seems to occur from conditions not identified as directly related to the amputation, such as heart disease or kidney failure.
Preventive Treatment
Diabetic ulcers can fail to heal or be slow to heal because of an inadequate supply of blood and oxygen to the tissue. The result can be infection in soft tissue, called cellulitis, or in bone, called osteomyelitis.
The lines of defense are simple. First come antibiotics to control the infection. Next, a doctor might focus on reducing calluses that can irritate ulcers and on debridement, the cutting away of dead tissue. If bone infection is present, cutterage-the scraping or shaving of bone, might follow.
Conditions That Lead to Foot Ulcers
Only about 15 percent of all people with diabetes will develop foot ulcers. The underlying causes of such ulcers fall into two main categories:
- Peripheral vascular disease (PVD)
This is a disease of the blood vessels, characterized by narrowing and hardening of the arteries that supply the legs and feet. It results in decreased blood flow and ischemia, a lack of oxygen in the tissues
- Diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN)
This condition occurs when abnormal glucose metabolism or inadequate blood supply damages nerves, resulting in a decreased ability to sense pressure or injury
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Our Spring 1963 issue included the only piece of science fiction CJR has ever published. Reporter Edward Edelson imagined with a mix of prescience and parody what computer automation might mean for the news business. The revolution began, dear reader, on a September day in 1967, when residents of a small Pennsylvania town awoke to find that their paper contained "the first non-human newspaper stories ever written." The below paragraph originally ran above the piece.
The following is a work of the imagination; it may be one of the first items of science fiction written about the newspaper business. Its author is Edward Edelson, a reporter for the New York World-Telegram & Sun, who has been following closely the advances of computers into newspaper printing.
By the middle of the 1960's, the experts were so certain of what would happen to American newspapers that there were no longer any debates about it. There were going to be fewer metropolitan newspapers, suburban papers would flourish, competition would fade sadly away, and television would continue to elbow newspapers into the tightest of corners. Within twenty years, it was freely predicted, every newspaper would either buy its way into a monopoly or be bought by a chain. With the subject becoming too hackneyed for hand-wringing, there was little reason to look for any revolutionary change in the nature of newspapers. It was just at this time that the revolution began.
Its father was George Hilburton Hargraves, who inherited the Bartlesberry (Pennsylvania) Clarion from his father early in 1965. The Clarion was a 7,200-circulation daily that had declined somewhat from its barely perceptible peak, reached early in the forty-three-year reign of the elder Hargraves. It was a stodgy, respectable sheet, not much worse than anything else in its class and firmly profitable. Hargraves père had paid little attention to anything but its net profit and his son, then barely 30, might have been expected to let things rock along as before.
But the younger Hargraves, a Harvard man, already a world traveler and something of a scientific dilettante, restlessly began making changes. Roaming through the Clarion's rambling, outmoded plant, he asked unexpected questions, taught himself the printer's trade and then began spending for new equipment. After six months the Clarion was making 20 percent more profit on the same advertising revenue. Now Hargraves read the paper thoroughly for the first time.
He had taken some interest in the Clarion's news columns, as much as his schedule allowed, but he had few ideas about style and was indifferent to content, once he satisfied himself that the community was getting what it wanted. What impressed him most, as he read the collected back issues of the Clarion page by page, was "the sheer repetitiveness of the day-today items that made up the bulk of the news we printed," as he wrote later. After a month of reading and classifying, he had the broad outlines of a new species of newspaper firm in his mind.
"The notion came to me," Hargraves wrote, "as I read through the women's pages of the Clarion. I read column after column of wedding, engagement and tea party stories, most of them very nearly identical except for names. It struck me one afternoon that there was no reason for a reporter to spend his time writing out the immutable formulas for births, engagements, weddings and deaths. Surely, here was the ideal place for science to save me money."
The idea of turning machines to work on words was not unknown at the time. Computer translations of scientific papers were a commonplace, and some experiments in related fields were under way. Teletypesetting—the non-human setting of type using punched tape—was already common in the newspaper business. But though a method had been developed that allowed a reporter to punch a Teletypsetting tape as he wrote his story, automation for the most part had bypassed the news room. It was Hargraves's vision of a new form of newspaper and his firm grasp of economics that were to change this.
He turned for help to Quincy Snyder, a resident of Bartlesberry who had just left his engineering job with Sperry Rand to experiment with unorthodox ideas about computers. Snyder, nearly as young as Hargraves and possibly a more zealous worker, became a perfect collaborator. During the weeks that followed, the two men held long, intense discussions in Hargraves's cramped office, hammering out solutions to the problems that arose from Hargraves's suggestions. Snyder proved to have as solid an understanding of newspaper economics as did Hargraves.


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EARTH 131: Geologic Field Studies - Eastern Sierra Nevada
October 8 - 12, 2014
Earth 131 is a five-day/four-night field course to study the geology and geologic history of the Eastern Sierra Nevada, California. The Sierra contains some of the most spectacular scenery anywhere, including the highest point in the contiguous United States. The Sierra is also geologically spectacular; here the rocks reveal the geologic history of the western United States over the last 500 million years. By studying the rocks and the processes that formed them, we will be able to piece together this history. In addition we will see numerous examples of the geologic and hydrologic processes such as earthquakes, volcanoes, glaciers, and rivers that are actively shaping the mountains today.
EARTH 132 - Geologic Field Studies in Death Valley
April 15-19, 2015
Earth 132 is a five-day/four-night field course to study the geology and geologic history of the Death Valley region. Death Valley contains some of the most spectacular vistas anywhere including places where both the highest and lowest spots in the contiguous United States can be seen simultaneously. Death Valley is also geologically spectacular. Here the rocks reveal the geologic history of the western United States over the last two billion years. By studying the rocks and the processes that formed them, you will be able to piece together this history. In addition, you will see numerous examples of the geologic and hydrologic processes that are actively shaping Death Valley today.
On this trip, you will travel approximately 1200 miles. The trip will take you eastward through the Mojave Desert, then you will enter the southern end of Death Valley, explore Death Valley in its entirety, cross the Panamint Mountains, and visit the mining town of Darwin before returning to Santa Barbara.
EARTH 133 - Geologic Field Seminar of the Colorado Plateau
May 31 - June 14, 2014
Earth 133 - Geologic Field Seminar of the Colorado Plateau is a fifteen-day excursion of the National Parks of northern Arizona, Colorado, and Utah: Grand Canyon, Glen Canyon Dam, Four Corners, Navajo, Monument Valley, Natural Bridges. Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Escalante Petrified Forest, Bryce, Zion, and much, much more! This course is designed as an "honors level" field experience where principles and concepts learned in first year geology classes can be applied and interpreted in the field.
Instruction follows a seminar format wherein each student is responsible for researching, developing, and presenting to the class a topic relevant to the parks we visit. Students are required to keep a field notebook, take morning quizzes, and actively participate in geologic discussions, critiques, and arguments. This is truly a unique opportunity for you to visit, interpret, and understand some of the outstanding geologic sites of this world.
EARTH 133 - Geologic Field Studies of the Western Sierra Nevada
August 3 - 10, 2014
Earth 134 - Geologic Field Studies of the Western Sierra Nevada is an eight-day/seven-night field course to learn about the geology and geologic history of the Western Sierra Nevada, California. On this field course, you will study the spectacular scenery of Sequoia, Kings Canyon and Yosemite National Parks, plus a few selected sites from the Eastern Sierra Nevada. The goal of your visit to these geologic sites is to understand the processes that have shaped them including earthquakes, volcanoes, glaciers and rivers.
The course involves camping out seven nights, some light hiking, taking notes at daily lecture stops, taking quizzes, and helping with the preparation of meals and with other camp duties.
This course is introductory in nature--no pre-requisites or concurrent enrollment are required. Students interested in the earth sciences are encouraged to participate.
Cost : $200
• Plus $46 unit fee. (2.5 units x $46 for California residents.)
• Out-of-state and international students pay additional fees.
Includes: Transportation, meals, and field guidebook.
Not included: Camping equipment (warm sleeping bag, sleeping pad and small tent--borrow or rent if you do not own these items), lunch on the first day, personal items and expenses, $30 for shower stops, SBCC registration fees. No textbook is required for the field course. You may wish to bring some spending money for books, maps, junk food, batteries, etc.


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Ellis Glenn Parker passed away Friday, June 19, 2009, at his home at the age of 91. Graveside services will be Monday, June 22, 2009 at 10:00 a.m. at the Eldorado Cemetery under the direction of Kerbow Funeral Home.
Glenn was born in Eldorado to Mary Emily Thorpe Parker and William Henry Parker, pioneer Schleicher County merchants and stock farmers, on May 12, 1918.
Glenn graduated from Eldorado High School and attended Angelo Junior College until he joined the U.S. Army Air Corp in November 1941. Glenn was stationed at Scott Field in Illinois and served until 1945. He attained the rank of Staff Sergeant and was a Radio Operator Instructor during World War II. He was an Eldorado merchant and rancher, operating Parker Foods and Parker Farms until his death. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge A.F. & A.M. #890 for over 60 years and the First United Methodist Church in Eldorado.
He married Loyce Evelyn Higgins on March 12, 1949. She passed away January 12, 1991. They had 2 sons, David Glenn Parker and Robert William Parker.
Glenn was the youngest of 6 children. He was preceded in death by his parents and all of his brothers and sisters: Grady Parker, Mary Davis, (twin sisters) Velma Lela "Bill" Burleson, Verna Lina "Jack" Dorris, and W. T. "Pete" Parker.
Glenn is survived by his sons – David and wife Robin of Austin, Robert and wife Joella of Eldorado; grandchildren – Lindsay Robertson and husband John of Midlothian, Joshua Parker of Albany, Shay Parker of Eldorado; great-grandchildren – Neeley Robertson, Aidan Robertson, Eli Robertson all of Midlothian, and Kelton Parker of Albany. Glenn had 2 nieces – Mary Thorpe Parker of Austin and Ruth Fairall and husband Bill of Eldorado; and 2 nephews – John Dean Dorris and wife Gladys of Iraan, and Wayne H. Davis of Abilene. He is also survived by a very special family friend, Ram Garza. He also leaves behind his faithful pound dog, "Sugar".
Glenn will be greatly missed by all who had the privilege of knowing and loving him. He was an inspiration to many.
The family wishes to thank Eva Sorrells with Home Health Care for her love and care of Glenn for over a year. We also thank Debra Webb, Donna, Becky, Mike, and Jerry all of Hospice of San Angelo for their loving care during Glenn's last days.
Memorials may be sent to Hospice of San Angelo or First United Methodist Church of Eldorado.


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If you're a pinning fanatic, you likely know that the title of this post was inspired by Pinterest's official blog, 'Oh, How Pinteresting!' That's because we agree – Pinterest is fascinating. And we're not alone. The online bulletin board is exploding, with more traffic than LinkedIn, Google+ and YouTube combined and four million daily unique visits. A recent project catapulted me into the style, home and food-obsessed Pinterest-sphere (aka my happy place) and I have to say, I'm hooked. Read on for tidbits on the site that is taking over social.
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Lastly, this post from Spin Sucks contains some useful tips for creating a corporate Pinterest presence. Here's the shorter version of pointers (with some added color) that jumped out:
Better Homes and Gardens, Whole Foods and Bergdorf Goodman top the list of brands with the most followers on Pinterest. How do they do it? It's a question companies are scrambling to answer as they look to leverage this up and coming, powerful social media platform. Oscar de la Renta experimented in April when the brand live-pinned its bridal show, drawing attention and garnering coverage. Keep an eye out for a post next week that will explore the tactic. Pinteresting!
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Benefit set for Lindale fireman who is now in stable condition
Lindale, Texas (KETK) — Lindale Firefighter Joe Yeakley has made many improvements, and is now in stable condition in Parkland Hospital in Dallas.
He is being treated for burns he sustained when a structure collapsed on him early in the morning on Friday, January 17. Yeakley is a 14-year veteran with Lindale Fire Department with a total of over 30 years in the fire service.
On Wednesday, March 5, "His" Music Ministry is working with members of the Lindale community to present a benefit Fajita Dinner and Concert featuring Lindale's own Casey Rivers as well as local entertainers Mike Huff, Steven Giles, McFarlin & Mabry and Iron Mountain Project. This event will be held at the Lindale High School campus located at 902 E. Hubbard, Lindale TX 75771.
The fajita dinner will be from 5:00 p.m.,- 7:00 p.m., in the Lindale High School cafeteria and will include fajitas with all of the fixings as well as dessert. The doors to the LHS Performing Arts Center will open at 6:00 p.m., with the concert starting at 7:00 p.m. All seating will be on a first come basis and donations will be taken at the door for both events.
Lindale Fire Departments, Public Information Officer, Lieutenant Aaron Munn stated, "Due to sponsors, 100 percent of the donations received at this event will go to Joe and his family."
This event is one of many benefits that the community has organized to raise money to help his family with expenses while Yeakley is recovering.


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The New York Yankees have placed starter CC Sabathia on the 15-day disabled list with a groin strain. The team is expecting their ace to miss at least two starts and are hoping he can return to the mound after the All-Star break.
This will be Sabathia's first stint on the DL since he strained a oblique muscle while playing for the Indians in April of 2006. He has made at least 33 starts every season since 2007. This year, the five-time All-Star has compiled a 3.45 ERA, 3.20 FIP and 3.23 xFIP.
Taking his place in the rotation will be Freddy Garcia, who has appeared in 13 games for Yankees. He made four starts for the Yankees in April posting a 12.51 ERA.


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Sherpa Life and Culture GO-Short
December 2015 (applications open SOON)
Sherpa Life and Culture GO-Short
December 2015 (applications open SOON)
This GO Short program focused on the cultural, geographical and physiological aspects of the life of the Sherpa people in the mountain kingdom of Nepal while providing a challenging physical experience that in itself was life-defining for the participants.
This program is open to all majors and will give students;
•greater insight into the role of geography and culture in the lives of Nepalese, especially Sherpa people,
•an opportunity to increase their cultural knowledge of this country, its peoples and the differences with the United States,
•experience of trekking in a high-altitude environment. Our high point is Kala Patthar at 18,540' in the shadow of Sagarmatha (Mount Everest) at 29,029' (note that we do not approach the Khumbu Icefall on our program)
•clear examples of the effects of climate change,
•service learning opportunities with an orphanage in Kathmandu
For more details, please contact
David S. Richard PhD.
Professor of Biology,
Associate Dean of Arts and Sciences:
A program of study in Kathmandu and the high mountain Khumbu region of Nepal.
Susquehanna Students on the 2013 trip approaching the Mount Everest Base camp at 17,340' on December 29th, 2013 (above) and at Boudhanath stupa in Kathmandu (below)
Seven SU students and three staff successfully completed the first Sherpa Life trip in January 2014.


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Student Government Association Report August 2011Student Government Association Presidents Report ~ July 2011~ What a hot month this has been! On July 6th the Student Government hosted an Ice Cream Social in the Sunrise Café. Over 200 ice cream treats were distributed to faculty/staff and students. The S.G.A. tried to excite the students that were on campus with some new advertising/communication techniques and overall were very pleased with the results. Many students brought their lunches to the café and socialized over the provided desserts. The S.G.A. was able to stock the Teaching and Learning Center freezer with approximately 10 ice cream bars to offer students and tutors during summer hours. During the week of Folk Moot, S.G.A. Advisor Angie Uhl-Kalev was able to act as an ambassador and campus host for the Folk Moot Picnic held July 28th on campus. In this NewsletterBack to the Newsletter |


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A fake package of cigarettes sits on a table, provided by the Canadian Convenience Stores Association.
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RCMP intelligence has identified more than 175 organized crime groups involved in the contraband tobacco trade, but the Canadian Convenience Stores Association says the issue remains a major "public safety issue" that requires partnerships between all levels of government.
The CCSA, which identifies itself as the voice of Canadian retailers, wants the government to follow through on its commitment to hire 50 additional RCMP officers designated to the Cornwall area.
CCSA president Alex Scholten says community safety is at risk due to a growth in underground smoke sales.
Illegal cigarettes do not feature mandatory tobacco warning labels and experts say their retail fuels consumption among young people and feeds organized crime.
"We are frustrated and disappointed that more has not been done," Scholten said.
Scholten's association met with MPs in Ottawa Tuesday to call for additional resources to help tackle the issue.
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Over the years, the ''Public Enemies'' star has told EW about everything from his inspirations to his family life to his greatest fears. Here, some of his most memorable quotes
...his view of cinema
''Film is the greatest tranquilizer in the world for me. I fall asleep during opening credits. I go right out. Any film. Cartoons, I'm up for days. Movies, it's over within seconds.'' (2005)
...becoming part of Disney's marketing machine
''It's fascinating to witness the machine at work, watch it hum and scream and howl. To see these products, like cereal boxes and fruit chews and action figures and sheets and towels and pillows...I mean, we've entered the arena where Marcel Duchamp and Andy Warhol are Snoopy-dancing in the nude. It's so absurd and so surreal and so irreverent that I love it.'' (2006)
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See Thom Yorke's Atoms for Peace Preview New Tracks at PS1 DJ Set
Radiohead frontman does his dance as part of Queens concert series
Thom Yorke doing that dance Thom Yorke does, and Thom Yorke premiering new material. The Radiohead frontman's DJ set this weekend with longtime producer Nigel Godrich under their Atoms for Peace banner boasted both of those unique appeals. Shortly after releasing Atoms for Peace single "Default" and scheduling the Flea-backed group's debut album for next year via XL, Yorke and Godrich played several previously unreleased tracks on Saturday as part of MoMA's PS1 Warm Up concert series in Queens, New York's Long Island City neighborhood. While the fan footage leaves a bit to be desired, Yorke's mix of in-person vocals and computer-assisted backing tracks appeared to meet his Atoms for Peace prescription for merging "electronic and live." Watch video below via CoS, which points out the duo also sampled tracks by Azealia Banks, Talking Heads, and SBTRKT.


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