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In a day and age where there is no dispute that breast milk is best for babies, it seems that sometimes mothers aren't given enough information or support to successfully nurse their children. There are even some hospital nurses and pediatricians that scare new mothers into thinking that if your baby loses a pound before leaving the hospital, that he/she needs formula OR that if you aren't producing milk by day 2 that you need to at least supplement. The truth is that not only is it normal for a baby to loose a little weight, but your baby is born with a supply of fat to last a couple of days while a mother's milk supply comes in. In the meantime, the bay is getting colostrum, otherwise known as liquid gold, because of the beneficial properties of this first milk. Colostrum is high in protein, carbs, nutrition and antibodies!
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Read this before going to the hospital and print these tips to put in your birthing bag so that you can refer to them!
- Schedule an appointment with the hospital's lactation consult right away. If not birthing at a hospital, call a postpartum doula who specializes in breastfeeding support!
Nursing is a first for both you and the baby, so it is trial and error – don't worry about doing something 'wrong.' The MOST important thing is to relax and have patience if you get stressed or anxious, the baby will too, and this will make things more difficult. Just accept the fact that it may take time and it may be hard and you will be fine.
Get nipple cream (Earth Mama Angel Baby makes a great one) and start using it as soon as you are situated after giving birth. By using it before cracking, you are helping to prevent it. Oh, and make sure to bring nursing pads to the hospital in case you have leakage – this probably won't start until you are back home though.
Tongue tie – Just to be sure, ask BOTH the lactation consultant and the pediatrician that sees the baby in the hospital to look and see if there is a tongue tie. Some doctors will claim that it won't affect the nursing, but in most cases it definitely does! You will want to know about this right away. If there is one, it is an easy fix! My son had one and after getting it taken care of, the nursing went much more smoothly.
5. Be aware of foods to avoid: The following foods are known to bother a newborn. It can be mild where there is just a little fussiness, to extreme crying from gas pain. You may not notice it the first 2 weeks, as during this time a baby's digestive system isn't fully up and running. If you have to avoid these foods, it's not forever, babies start to grow out of this around 3 or 4 months and in the big scheme of things, 3 or 4 months of your life of avoiding these foods for the sake of your baby is no big deal
Garlic, chocolate, wheat, milk, nuts, tomatoes and acidic fruit, spicy food, eggs – It could be just one or all and doctors usually suggest trying an elimination diet if your baby is having trouble. Some doctors will say there is no such thing, but if you ask any expert in the nursing field, they will confirm that babies do have reactions to certain food, which makes sense since their digestive tracks are still developing. I found my kids to have problems with creamy dairy products, garlic, dill, chocolate, spices and wheat.
6. Keep taking your prenatal vitamins while breastfeeding AND take acidophilus. My pediatrician recommended taking this and I did while nursing both kids. Studies have show that it has many positive affects on a baby, such as supporting a baby's brain development. It also helps to prevent thrush, which is basically a yeast infection which can be passed from a baby's mouth to the mother's nipple and is very itchy! I use Nature's Sunshine L. Acidophilus. It is a very pure brand. If you cannot find it near you, you can order it and have it shipped from Healthy Alternatives in Babylon, NY (631) 587-4629.
7. Have the contact info of your local La Leche representatives: http://www.llli.org/. You can call for breastfeeding support/advice for free and they can refer you to a support person that will come to your house if you need one. Paying for a peer support person is WORTH it! That way, you can nip any issues that you may not even know is there right from the start – I highly recommend doing this! My support person is awesome! If you live on Long Island and are looking for someone, send me a comment for her info.
8. Bring this book with you to where ever you birth: The Nursing Mother's Companion. It really helped me with both of my babies. It is clearly organized, answers any questions you may have and does not have to be read cover to cover as you can easily turn to the chapters and topics that apply to you. Included in the book are chapters on nursing premies, nursing multiples, nursing the adopted baby, mastitis and much more.
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A Great Article to Read Before Baby Is Born: 10 Things You Should Know About Your First Week of Breastfeeding
Long Island Postpartum Doulas/Breastfeeding Support http://www.lidoulas.com/
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Read this book slowly, it offers many good advices and tips. When I had a first child, I breastfed her for three weeks, on and off. It seemed long enough for me. I had problem with the latching on. She cried a lot and I gave up, I gave her formula feeding.With the second baby, I read this book when I was pregnant and started to breastfeed as early and often as possible and although I still had many problems and it was difficult in the first six weeks, I could eventually manage them.I also follow "sleep sharing", which really helps me. My family is abroad and nobody helped me to take care the baby. It was hard for the first few days, I could not afford to wake up at night to pick up my baby from the crib, so I took him to our bed. Our family slept well after that and I healed faster. My baby gained a lot, rarely cries, healthy and I still nurse him now at 4 months. It is especially easy to travel, I don't have to prepare bottle, water, etc.. I breastfeed him in our car in the parking lot, just before we go to supermarket/shopping mall, and we had good time. Honestly, after going through bottlefeed and breasfeed, breastfeed indeed brings me closer to the baby. Thanks Dr. Sears
I couldn't agree more with the lactation consultant suggestion! I was so lost the first night after my son was born even though I had seen a hundred videos and was adamant to bf longer term. It just wasn't the same as someone walking me through it physically! I got a private consultant to come home and that made the change for me. I ended up bf both my kids for 2.5 years – that's how much it helped me!
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KnightRyder | 05-18-13, 2:53 AM
Even though you haven't been online here in 10 months, I just read Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan and gave it an 8. It is quite good for being so short. I just purchased a tablet and am starting to read manga on it. I like holding my reading material in my hands and not reading it from a TV half-way across a room. Since manga is visual, I use the tablet's gallery feature to read.
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Oops! I almost missed your birthday. So HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
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Hey there. I just wanted to tell you I like your profile picture. Happy is one of my favorites from Fairy Tail.
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Will do. But please don't hold your breath. I rarely read manga, but this one is short, so it may happen soon.
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Your review of Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan Got me to dl it from one of my sites. Don't know when I'll read it, but Arigatou for the review.


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FX and Russell Brand are collaborating on a new six half-hour series that will highlight the musings of Brand on politics and pop culture, similar in ways to Bill Maher's HBO series "Real Time".
FX has closed a deal with acclaimed actor/comedian Russell Brand for six half-hour installments of an unscripted late night series (untitled), which will debut in the spring of 2012, announced Nick Grad, Executive Vice President, Original Programming, FX.
Brands take on current events, politics and pop culture will be the centerpiece of the series. The six installments will be shot in front of a live audience and the format will draw heavily on interaction with that audience.
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Were very excited to add Russell Brands bracingly funny, original, and honest voice to the FX comedy line-up, said Grad. We look forward to supporting Russell and his partner Troy Millers ambition to strip down the hosted comedy format to its most fundamental elements and to create something daring and unfiltered for the FX audience.
The series is produced by FX Productions in association with Branded Films and Dakota Films. This marks the first television deal for Branded Films. Executive Producers are Russell Brand, Troy Miller, and Nik Linnen. Miller also serves as Director of the series.
I am so excited I'm on the point of climax, in fact I will put the "O" into FX, which spells FOX, which is actually the channel's real name, said Brand. That's the only thing that worries me about all this to be honest. At least I'll be able to have a Christmas drink with Bill O'Reilly.
Brand starred as a sotted rocker Aldous Snow in the Judd Apatow produced Forgetting Sarah Marshall and Get Him to the Greek, Russell Brand can soon be seen in the upcoming musical Rock of Ages. His other film credits include the Disney hit, Bedtime Stories, Warner Bros. Arthur (which marked Brands first role as a producer) and The Tempest. He has also lent his voice to animated films such as Hop and Despicable Me.
Brand has written two books, My Booky Wook: A Memoir of Sex, Drugs and Stand-Up, which was on The New York Times best-seller list for five weeks in a row, and the follow up, Booky Wook 2: This Time Its Personal.
2011 marked a banner year for FX comedy series. Sunny is enjoying its best ratings ever and remains the highest-rated comedy in FX history, now into its 7th season. Wilfred, which debuted in June, was the number-one comedy premiere ever for FX and is the highest-rated first season comedy in FX history. Louie, starring Louis C.K., was named TIME magazines best show of 2011, and received AFI honors as one of the Ten Most Outstanding Programs of 2011, as well as Television Critics Association Broadcast Television Journalists Association award nominations for Outstanding Comedy Series.
Louis C.K. received Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series (an FX first) and also Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series. Louis C.K. and Pamela Adlon received a WGA Award nomination in the Comedy Series category.
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Tuesday, April 26
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Attendance: 18,938
Baltimore, MD (Sports Network) - Adam Jones hit two of Baltimore's three sacrifice flies, and Zach Britton threw six solid innings to help the Orioles top the Red Sox, 4-1, in the opener of a three-game series.
Britton, who allowed one run on five hits and two walks, set a Baltimore record by improving to 4-1. He is the only Orioles rookie starter to total four wins in April.
Matt Wieters went 2-for-4 with a run batted in for the Orioles, who snapped a three-game slide. Vladimir Guerrero added three hits.
Red Sox starter Clay Buchholz (1-3) took the loss. He gave up 12 hits and walked two in 6 2/3 innings, but managed to limit Baltimore to four runs.
"It's just a lot of stress whenever you're out there throwing with a runner on first, second or third base every inning," Buchholz said.
Kevin Youkilis hit a sacrifice fly for Boston, which had won its last five.
The Orioles created rally opportunities by putting multiple runners on base in the early innings.
In the second, they had runners on second and third after Luke Scott led off with a single and Mark Reynolds doubled with one away. Wieters followed with a soft grounder that hit the first base bag, allowing Scott to cross the plate.
But Baltimore stranded the two remaining runners and did the same thing in the third. After loading the bases with one away, Jones hit a sacrifice fly to right before Reynolds grounded out.
Jones' second sacrifice fly came in the fifth, when the Orioles stranded one. Reynolds hit one with the bases loaded in the seventh, when they left two more on base. They stranded 11 runners in all.
But while the Orioles didn't take full advantage of their scoring chances, Britton's pitching allowed them to win.
He allowed just one baserunner through the first three innings and gave up his only run allowed in the fourth. Dustin Pedroia opened the inning with a single, moved to second on a groundout, stole third, then scored on Youkilis' fly ball to center.
Boston's best chance to score multiple runs came in the fifth, when it had the bases loaded with two away. But Britton got Adrian Gonzalez to ground into a fielder's choice, ending the threat.
The Red Sox then had two on with two outs in the sixth before Britton induced a fly out from Carl Crawford.
"I really don't get that nervous out there, I don't know what it is," Britton said. "It's not like I have a huge ego or anything ... I have a lot of confidence I can get out of those jams. If I'm out there getting all worried, I think those situations blow up."
The Orioles' bullpen took over from there. Jim Johnson gave up one hit in two scoreless innings, and Kevin Gregg worked a 1-2-3 ninth for his third save.
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on December 28, 2011Sooner or later, we're all going to have to back off Rich Lowry for the impromptu pants party he threw on behalf of Princess Dumbass Of The Northwoods back in '08. (I'm planning to let up some time in the year 2020 myself, but your mileage on this may vary.) But it gets harder and harder to do when his rueful yearning for a serious GOP heartthro... er... candidate goes all operatic on him again.
Its hard to argue, though, with the bottom line of this conservative: In an election with enormous consequences for the future of our country, we dont have our A team on the field.
And this in a piece that argues for the immediate descent from his bayou Olympus of... Bobby Jindal, the man who nearly singlehandedly killed public rhetoric. Anyone who can look at the current state of the Republican party and declare Jindal to be part of "the A team" is saying much more than he knows.
There is no Republican "A team," any more than there is at the moment a St. Louis Rams "A team." There's no Achilles sulking in his tent or in Baton Rouge or Jersey City waiting to be begged to join the fight. Go ahead. Have a brokered convention where the party's freak flag can really fly for three days and your party can be the nervous hospital for three days on national television. There isn't enough popcorn in the world for me to watch that carnival of cannibals. Nope, what you got is Willard and the crazoids. The current frontrunning crazoid is a guy who played footsie for his entire career with a bunch of cowflop brownshirts plotting revolution down at Goober's Gas 'n Sip. This is the best your party has to offer the nation, lads. And, I think I can speak on behalf of the nation when I say, "What is wrong with you people anyway?"
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LBJ couldn't have gotten the Civil Rights Act through the Senate without GOP support.
Oh great Lincoln, who could appoint a string of incompetent generals, take 4 years to win a war against a demonstrably weaker opponent, and take such an ambiguous stand against slavery.Truly exceptional that one.
Bampbs: Would you care to name a Southern Democratic senator from the 1950s or 60s or even the 70s of whom Lincoln would approve.
You won; we lost. But today's problems are not of the past. Go solve them.
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True, but they did not support it nearly to the same extent as the non-Southern Democrats. And then, to exploit the unbridgeable chasm between Southern Democrats and all the other Democrats, Nixon turned to the "Southern Strategy" and the GOP has pandered to Southern racism ever since. I've included the Senate votes for the '64 Civil Rights Act below.
Southern Democrats: 1-20 (5%-95%) (only Senator Ralph Yarborough of Texas voted in favor)
Southern Republicans: 0-1 (0%-100%) (this was Senator John Tower of Texas)
Northern Democrats: 45-1 (98%-2%) (only Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia opposed the measure)
Northern Republicans: 27-5 (84%-16%) (Senators Bourke Hickenlooper of Iowa, Barry Goldwater of Arizona, Edwin L. Mechem of New Mexico, Milward L. Simpson of Wyoming, and Norris H. Cotton of New Hampshire opposed the measure)
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Well written in the last paragraph and I hope the American readers pay attention to it.Thanks for the article.
Article: "Mr Bush's Republicans cut the top rates of tax at a time when the richest Americans were amassing unheard-of wealth, and widened the gap between rich and poor while turning a healthy budget surplus into a big deficit."
Lexington should have a chat with the author of your article on the stimulus bill ("Gloom offensive"), who asserted that "the top 20% of earners pay 69% of federal taxes, and that share is rising," without mentioning these other salient facts about the widening income gap.
It is not just both parties paying lip service here. People untested in plentiful times exhibit that certain backward superstitious tendency, a worship verging on the idolatorous. Certainly not what the great man would have intended. And the ever present, not fully articulated yet, Long Live Our Glorious Leader St. Obama.
Perhaps the GOP should be bringing up Mr. Lincoln's campaign slogan as the first major candidate for his party — "Ain't you glad to be a Republican.."It is amusing to see how politicians use those from the past for their particular agendas. Thomas Jefferson was not a Democrat, but a Whig, an anti-Federalist who supported states' rights and slavery. And it always amuses me to see Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill as he vehemently opposed a national banking system. And it was simply a twist of fate that FDR was a Democrat (the ballot was full when he first ran for lower office and though he idolized his cousin Theodore and wanted to run as a Republican, he filed as a Democrat and changed the party's identity through current times.)
I am surprised by some of the very negativecomments posted about Mr. Lincoln on this article. It appears that the wounds of Civil War are stilled not healed. The proponents of Confederate States must realize that even if the Confederacy had succeeded it could not have maintained slavery in the modern times.
Mr. Lincoln's greatest achievement was his cleansing of the First American Republic which was great in its pronouncements about freedom and liberty and bills of rights while identified the black people as 3/5th of the man in its constitution. It was not only hypocritical but also immoral. Mr. Lincoln founded the Second American Republic which in less than hundred years after his death became the most powerful nation on earth. The unfortunate part of this cleansing was the Civil War and the resultant death and human misery. However, it is the Second Republic which started the process of truly fulfilling the American Dream for people of all races. As a result we have the first Afro-American President of a Nation whose population is 75% white. There is no parallel to this example in world history. Mr. Lincoln is the greatest American President and deserves our gratitude, admiration and salute.
Lincoln was a war criminal by any modern standards. A fine role model for our new crop of Orwellian Democratic leaders.
fenav141: Have you read what I've written ? I'm mocking the very real preoccupation with the past that still makes the South a problem for the rest of the country. It makes no difference at all whether the Southerners have been Democrats, as they were after Reconstruction because Lincoln had been a Republican, or Republicans as they have been since the LBJ and the Democrats took up the cause of Black civil rights. I'm talking about now. The South is still the current national center of racism, jingoism, intolerance, obscurantism - oh why go on ? Happily, the last two elections have broken your power. But it would be much better if a few deep South states would take up the Lost Cause again, and just get lost.
It is long overdue for the South to be put in its proper political place, and the howls rising from the Senate Republicans suggest that the process has begun. The Whites of the region have long abused an excess weight in the nation's affairs. First, it was their over-representation in the House of Representatives and the Electoral College because of the Constitution's addition of 3/5 of the number of their, of course, non-voting slaves to their population for purposes of representation. Next, after Reconstuction ended, from 1876 to the 1960s, that excess was increased to an effective 5/5 of the number of their former slaves as Blacks were systematically excluded from the vote. Even now, the shenanigans of White Southern politicians to suppress Black voting are well known. On top of this, the Southern habit of re-electing Congressmen and Senators until death allowed them a stranglehold on committee chairmanships, and thus legislation, until the seniority system was reformed. And, most recently, the Bush-Rove-DeLay, 50%-plus-1 approach to politics again grossly inflated Southern influence.
I confess that I am a Yankee from Yankees. My paternal
great-great-grandfather and many other male relations went down South to whup their Johnny arses in the Great Rebellion. Some didn't come back. Reconstruction ought never to have ended, and we ought to have hanged every Reb who had sworn prior allegiance to the United States. Except for George Washington, who was head of a Northern party, they have been a poison in American politics from the start. I thoroughly resent sending my Northern tax dollars to subsidise them.
Sometimes you've just got to talk to these people in terms they'll understand. I am well aware that the South exports first rate people, but I emphasize, exports.
Have I succeeded in sounding like the Northern equivalent of a Southern Yahoo looney ? I'm indulging in rhetorical fun, but the serious point remains.
Stephen Morris: Lincoln was merely restating the Declaration of Independence. Southerners have not and do not admit to rebellion, where one wins or one hangs. They have always claimed a legal right to seceed, and justified it with various implausible Constitutional vaporings that continue to this day. Is it conceivable that only slave states had a correct understanding of the Constitution ? An extraordinary coincidence, if it were true. Lincoln's Cooper Union speech demolished that pretense. The South fought so that ole massa could keep his slaves, and the White trash would have someone to look down on. The North fought to preserve the Union; with the British or French Empires waiting to take advantage of the Confederacy's economic collapse, it was to dangerous to let the South go. But how about now ? I can't imagine that the nation would even notice if Alabama or Mississippi seceeded. Dixie can rise again, but you're not likely to persuade Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida or Texas this time.
The Suspension Clause of the U.S. Constitution explicitly grants the President the privilege to suspend writs of habeas corpus in areas threatened by rebellion or invasion. Lincoln invoked it in the name of preserving the Union, most controversially in cities convulsed by anti-draft riots. Ironically, his views on the role of capital and labor and the right of the people to rebel against an unresponsive government were far to the left of those held by both his Republican and Democratic compatriots... decades later, they inspired the naming of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade that fought on the Communist side of the Spanish Civil War.
Cue the racist anti-Yankee nutters coming out of the woodwork with their tired "war criminal" regurgitations....
Lincoln was a war criminal by any modern standards. A fine role model for our new crop of Orwellian Democratic leaders.
Leaving aside basically this entire article, I'm going to focus on just one claim.
George Washington is not a god. He is not widely considered to be a god. In fact - George Washington is largely ignored. And as any student of history can tell you, George Washington was a largely symbolic leader - Alexander Hamilton was the real first President of the United States.
Lincoln's stand against slavery got him murdered. Only in today's moranic age could we judge him as if he were a man of our own times rather than his own.
"Any people, anywhere, being inclined and having the power, have the right to rise up and shake off the existing government, and form a new one that suits them better. This is a most valuable, a most sacred right, a right which we hope and believe is to liberate the world. Nor is this right confined to cases in which the whole people of an existing government may choose to exercise it. Any portion of such people, that can, may revolutionize, and make their own of so much of the territory as they inhabit. More than this, a majority of any portion of such people may revolutionize, putting down a minority intermingled with, or near about them, who may oppose their movement. Such minority was precisely the case, of the tories of our own revolution. It is a quality of revolutions not to go by old lines, or old laws; but to break up both, and make new ones."Abraham Lincoln, Speech to Congress, 12 January 1848.
"Much of it reflects the Democrats' conviction that they, rather than the Republicans, are the real "party of Lincoln". The Republicans' most solid base these days is in the states that once formed the Confederacy that fought to preserve slavery; the Democrats now control almost all the Union states, including Illinois."That's true: Lincoln didn't win Southern states today described as "Republican red." However, JFK and Truman relied on electoral coalitions involving southern states as a backbone, while Teddy Roosevelt won every non-Southern state. Using the argument in the article, Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt are therefore really Democrats while JFK and Truman are Republicans. Seems silly to me.
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Windows Mobile Possible 28% Loss of Market Share
According to a current Gartner study, Windows Mobile has lost 28% of the mobile market share over the last year. Winners at first are Apple and Blackberry, but open source systems are gaining over the long run.
As ZDNet reports, based on a Gartner study, Windows Mobile lost nearly a third of the share of the mobile phone market from 2008 Q3 to 2009 Q3 and is dead last among the major players at just 8%. One reason for the breakdown is Microsoft's delayed release of Windows Mobile 6.5, while still not delivering what most mobile phone users are demanding, such as touchscreens. According to Gartner analyst Roberta Cozza, version 6.5 is "not a major improvement" over its predecessors. A recent Gartner press release has further prognostications.
Symbian, having since become an open source operating system, also lost market share by 10% over the two third quarters, going from 50% to 45%. The more closed environments iPhone and RIM's Blackberry, on the other hand, have gained share.
From the open source perspective, however, 2009 has been a watershed year in the mobile phone market. Android mobile phones gained 4%, even though at the time of the study only two devices had Android. Even the free Palm WebOS has passed the 1% mark.
Gartner analysts had predicted the end of Windows Mobile earlier this year: they guessed by 2015 that there would be four remaining players in the field, Android, Symbian, Mac OS and Blackberry.
Not surprising...
This really isn't very surprising and I'm surprised it's taken so long. Windows Mobile is an operating system designed for PDAs with phone features slapped on top. I've always found it extremely clunky and unintuitive as a phone OS. They should have done a complete redesign of the interface when they switched it over to smartphones instead of just throwing a dialing app on top and shoving it down peoples throats. -
We should be looking at the open source versions
We should be only looking at open source operating systems for these phones. Google has the right idea. There are so many issues out there with the proprietary phones like Windows Mobile and the Apple iPhone. For instance, the iPhone needs to be hacked in order to install some apps that aren't supported by Apple. Instead of the vendor having to be in constant control of the software, the should run open source operating systems allowing the end users more freedom in what apps they want to install/write on their own.
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Included in that group is NFL.com's Adam Schein, who wrote a piece about what is known as "Black Monday".
Whisenhunt is a very good coach. If Arizona had held on to beat Pittsburgh in Super Bowl XLIII, there would be a Ken Whisenhunt statue outside of the Cardinals' stadium. Personally, I wouldn't fire Whisenhunt.
But this season has been an embarrassment. The quarterback situation is between sad and laughable, and Whisenhunt hasn't handled it well. The no-show against the Seattle Seahawks was alarming. They are wasting Larry Fitzgerald and a talented defense.
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The Convention of 1982 consecrates the notion of an enclosed or semi-enclosed sea, giving their definition [1] in descriptive and geographic terms which require no particular legal interpretation. The definition is based on four physical factors:
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— by a narrow outlet (straits),
— a sea consisting "entirely or primarily" of the territorial seas and Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ) of two or more States (which leaves the matter of the existence of a high sea open).
The semi-enclosed Mediterranean Sea conforms to this geographical description, and, with the exception of the Area, all the categories of areas created by the Convention can apply to it.
However, the Mediterranean has a special past which has created a distance, over the decades, between areas under sovereignty or national jurisdiction (cf. the EEZ and the Mediterranean*).
Yet this particular feature distinguishing the Mediterranean also explains the origins of the appearance of maritime areas not covered by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 1982: its very nature as a semi-enclosed sea has led to reflection on legal regimes under which the rights of coastal States can be exercised (cf. Offshoots of the EEZ).
In fact, article 123 [2] of the Convention introduces the idea that the unilateral nature of national jurisdiction should be tempered by the feeling of a shared heritage, giving rise to cooperation among the States bordering the Mediterranean Sea.
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States bordering an enclosed or semi-enclosed sea should cooperate with each other in the exercise of their rights and in the performance of their duties under this Convention. To this end they shall endeavour, directly or through an appropriate regional organization:
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One possible interpretation of article 123 is that it is based on the existence of areas under national jurisdiction such as EEZs. It refers to "States bordering the sea"; their rights in the fields of living resources, scientific research, the protection and preservation of the marine environment correspond to rights which arise from the creation of an EEZ or assimilated marine areas.
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May is dedicated to Marche, North of Marche to be clear. It's better to be precise because they are very susceptible there: if you mistake an inhabitant of Urbino, where "crescia sfogliata" is traditional food, with someone living in Macerata you're very very despised. Luckily there's the precious ham from Carpegna that helps to make everybody pretty happy.
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