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Dystopian Fiction – It's for Kids Too!
Our collective fascination with utopian/dystopian worlds began in 1516 with the publication of Utopia by Sir Thomas More where he describes his ideal society. Fast forward almost 500 years to 1993 and the publication of The Giver, the first dystopian novel published for children. A seemingly perfect society, with no war, no pain and no choice, is exposed when young Jonas learns its secrets fr… (more)
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Add a CommentTeen Picks: Among The Hidden, by Margaret Haddix
Luke's existence is against the law. As the third child born to his parents, his birth was illegal and he has spent his entire life hidden away, safe from the Population Police. But dangerous circumstances will soon force him to make a decision that may cost him everything.
Read this if you like: Dystopia, adventure, suspense, science fiction, fast reads, first book in a series
Hannah - 17
An amazing and original concept, this book, you could say, dawns the era of 21st century dystopians. Although the main character perhaps lacks slightly in development or personality, those attributes just contributes to the horrifying reality: Luke truly hasn't lived yet, being trapped because of his circumstances. I am looking forward to reading the following books of a very promising series.
good book. It was an eye opener for my 10 year old. I read it because it was part of the grade 5 Battle of the Books selection. Glad to see the school board is encouraging young students to read though provoking pieces.
A great, albeit depressing, book that will undoubtedly leave an impression. I read this series when I was really young, maybe around 12, and absolutely loved it. Recently, I decided to reread the series, and finished the first book on the day I borrowed it. Now I regret not having previously put the rest of the series on hold.
Overall, this book has quite the gloomy setting, but the reader can very easily relate to Luke, or the main character, and everything he goes through. I'd recommend this book to anyone who enjoys reading in general~
This was a very touching book. At he end I was actually in tears. Can't wait to read the next one.
Amoung the hidden i believe there is another version that i know. But i guess that it is just a diffrent cover and i didn't reconize it. There is one with a diffrent pic. for cover. By the same author and title... Anyways. Yes, this a book related to China because in this book you can only have 2 children and in China you can only have 1 children. So in this book the third child is hidden...
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Add a Quote"It's people like you who change history. People like me-we just let things happen to us." - Luke, the child who's dreams got crushed before they even have the chance to form
"Sure you can be a coward and hope someone else changes the world for you. You can hide up in that attic of yours until someone knocks on the door and says, 'Oh, hey, they freed the hidden. Want to come out?' Is that what you want"
Luke didn't answer
"You've got to come, Luke, or you'll hate yourself the rest of your life. When you don't have to hide anymore, even years from now, there'll always be some small part of you whispering 'I don't deserve this. I didn't fight for it. I'm not worth it.' And you are, Luke, you are. You're smart and funny and nice, and you should be living life, instead of being buried alive in that old house of yours"
Add a SummaryBasically, the Government has prohibited every family from having more than two children, and Luke just so happens to be a third child in the Garner family. Read this book to find out the outcome of Luke's third child status! (Hint - It's not what you expect :P)
Luke Garner is a third child in a society that only allows 2 or less children per family. He is doing his best to hide, and conceal his identity. He is ok with it, until his parents start to become really overprotective. The woods are cut down, and the government built "Baron" homes. He starts to think there is more to his life than hiding, especially when he finds another third child, who is courageous and wants to change everything. A story that will dramactically change, in a good way.


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Happy Thanksgiving, Everybody!
Happy Thanksgiving, Everybody!
Tomorrow will mark the great Winsor McCay's 143rd birthday, and as the proud home of the world's largest public collection of McCay originals, we're glad to give him a shout out.
Back in the infancy of our blog, we featured McCay's Tale of the Jungle Imps and the story of how five of the fully hand-colored originals came to arrive at the Cartoon Library in 2006- the first known originals to ever resurface. However, those five breathtaking pieces are a small sampling of over 90 original McCay works that reside in our collection.
Among these, more than 20 of the original animation cels from McCay's groundbreaking early animation from 1914, Gertie the Dinosaur, which paved the way for later animators like Walt Disney and the Fleischer brothers who would also employ lovable anthropomorphic creatures and animals as the stars of their cartoons.
Our other McCay originals span almost the entirety of his cartooning career, including a large collection of pieces from Dream of the Rarebit Fiend, McCay's editorial cartoons, A Pilgrim's Progress, Hungry Henrietta, Little Sammy Sneeze and more.
McCay would use the same dinosaur character in his comic strips as well, as seen in the original below from Dino.
In 2006, a phone call came to the Cartoon Library for curator Lucy Caswell from a local business woman asking that Lucy take a look at some old cartoon drawings she had found. When the woman arrived the next day with a shabby, portfolio-sized cardboard box, no one could have guessed the magnitude of the discovery she had made in the back of her grandfather's old shop.
Inside, were eleven large original Winsor McCay drawings of his comic feature The Tale of the Jungle Imps. Unlike the originals from McCay's other strips, all eleven of the Jungle Imps were fully and beautifully hand-colored with watercolor. This was McCay's very first color newspaper comic strip–and until the discovery of these eleven pages–no other originals were known to have survived. Over 100 years after the 1903 debut of Jungle Imps in the Cincinnati Enquirer, it's nothing short of a miracle that these originals would resurface in the one city in America with an academic research library devoted entirely to printed cartoon and comic art. The Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum acquired five of the eleven originals, which joined the rest of our extensive McCay collection including original Gertie the Dinosaur animation drawings, Little Nemo In Slumberland originals, and newspaper tear sheets of McCay's comic strips and editorial cartoons.
The Tale of the Jungle Imps was a collaboration between McCay and George Randolph Chester, who wrote the rhymes for each comic under the pseudonym "Felix Fiddle." The premise was a spoof on Rudyard Kipling's Just So Stories, published the previous year. In each Jungle Imps episode, we are presented with an origin story about how a particular animal came to acquire its unique characteristic. Each animal falls prey to the teasing of the three jungle imps: Boo-boo, Gack, and Hickey, until it receives a physical feature that helps it defend itself.
In the excerpt highlighted here from How The Quillypig Got His Quills, the story explains that quillypigs (*porcupines) once had colorful quills made of the most delicious candy. Of course, the imps could not resist chasing the pigs around to pull their candy-quills out and eat them. When the quillypigs could no longer take the torture, Verse 4 "Tells How One Well-Plucked Quillypig Went For A Gun." Lucky for our jungle imps, the quillypig ended up before a very clever gunsmith, "Mr. Monkey", who instead suggested a replacement coat of sharp quills with springs on the end to teach the imps a lesson.
To see our complete collection of Winsor McCay's Jungle Imps in more detail, please check out our Jungle Imps Digital Album!

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Obama nixes Orlando rally, as Sandy forces changes in campaign plans
From: Fox News | October 29, 2012
President Obama is skipping his scheduled campaign rally in Orlando Monday morning in order to head back to Washington, in the latest change of plans for the presidential candidates due to Hurricane Sandy.
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ST. LOUIS — It was a bite the tongue moment. Cardinals manager Tony La Russa was asked about what he thought of "Moneyball," a movie he finally saw Wednesday night. He paused. But couldn't help himself.
"Good acting," La Russa said. "But other than I that? I was offended by what the book represented."
La Russa's criticism has mirrored others in baseball who believe the story and book gave too little credit or even mention to the team's pitching staff (Barry Zito, Tim Hudson, Mark Mulder) and star players (Miguel Tejada and Eric Chavez).
"That club was carried by those guys signed and developed the old-fashioned way. That part wasn't enjoyable. Nice story but not accurate," La Russa said.
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Dyed School Hoodie
With easy and inexpensive fabric dyes, turn a plain hoodie into a colorful tribute to school colors. This is a great item for school sporting events and class pride.
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- Plastic garbage bags, 2
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- Hoodie, white, 100% cotton
- Large spray bottles, 2
- Silver lame fabric, ¼ yard
1. Prewash hoodie. Do not use fabric softener.
2. Insert Fashion Form into hoodie. Draw desired sized letters on scratch paper. Cut out. Arrange letters where desired on the front left side going down. Then on the back arrange them on the top middle. Refer to photo. Lightly trace around each letter, using pencil.
3. Snip tip from Clear Gel Tacky Glue, using scissors. Apply a bead of glue just inside pencil line on letters on front of hoodie. Apply a random pattern of squiggles as a resist. NOTE: When dye is applied, where resist was applied will remain the color of the hoodie. Repeat procedure for all letters. Let dry.
4. Cover work surface with garbage bag. Lay hoodie onto work surface. Smooth out any wrinkles.
5. Wearing gloves, fill One-Step Fashion Dye bottles with water to line indicated. Shake until thoroughly mixed. Pour each color of dye into a separate spray bottle. Spray Yellow onto lower section of hoodie and onto lower section of sleeves. Carefully turn hoodie over. Repeat procedure to spray Yellow onto back of hoodie.
6. Spray Blue onto upper section of hoodie, allowing colors to blend at edges. Carefully turn hoodie over. Repeat procedure to spray Blue dye onto front of shirt. Cover with garbage bag. Let set 4-6 hours.
7. Wash in full load of water with small amount of laundry soap – this will remove resist. Dry in dryer.
8. Start flow of 3D paint on paper towel, using even pressure on bottle for a smooth line. Outline each letter on front of hoodie. Add another line about ¼" inside first line. Let dry.
9. Carefully cut fabric from inside each letter on back of hoodie, using scissors. Turn inside out. Cut fabric pieces slightly larger than each letter. Apply a bead of Fabric Fusion just inside cut edge around first letter. Press fabric piece into place, making sure edges have adhered. Repeat procedure for remaining letters. Let dry. Trim excess fabric. Turn right side out.
10. Trace football and letters onto paper. Turn paper over. Re-trace lines, using chalk. Place paper chalk side down onto back of hoodie. Run fingers over lines to transfer pattern.
11. Apply a thick, even, line of 3D Fashion Paint along chalk lines of word. Let dry.
12. Prepare Cordless Heat-Setting Tool. Press tip of crayon onto top of a 4mm AB crystal. Set into place at edge of a letter. The crayon will hold it just long enough to set in place. Set crystals about a ¼" apart to outline large letters.
13. Gently touch tip of tool onto top of each Crystal for 5 to 6 seconds to adhere. Let crystal cool. Touch with fingernail to check that is has adhered. If not adhered, heat a few seconds more.
14. Position 3mm clear crystals to outline football, working around paint lines. Adhere, using Heat-Setting Tool. Brush off excess chalk.
15. Wait 72 hours to wash. To launder, turn inside out and machine wash warm on gentle cycle. Do not use harsh detergents or bleach.
16. Remove promptly and dry flat or line dry. To iron, turn garment inside out, being careful not to touch design with iron. Do not dry clean.
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YOUR MOVE Hobin Roberts has branches across the Northampton and Kettering area, serving the towns and the surrounding local area
Your Move Hobin Roberts is an estate agency franchise of the larger Your Move network. Ian Hobin and Neil Roberts joined forces in 2004 to create the company and take over the Northamptonshire group of offices. Working together for over 25 years as former Sales Directors of Your Move, they bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the business making Your Move Hobin Roberts the success it is today.


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Hotel Kopernik
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This former army hostel has long been a favourite among travellers to Toruń and continues to offer a great deal on the eastern edge of the Old Town. Rooms are basic with pine furniture and cheap carpets, and bathrooms are standard-issue, but staff are superb and the no-frills breakfast taken in the basement provides a filling set-up for the day.
Our independent authors have visited Hotel Kopernik and selected this as one of our recommended hotels in Toruń.
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Hotel Kopernik is located in central Toruń, only 500 metres from Toruń Miasto Railway Station. It offers 2-star and 3-star classically furnished rooms with free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with cable channels.
Rooms at the Kopernik come with tea and coffee-making facilities and a work desk. Most rooms have a private bathroom and some also offer a seating area.
Front desk staff is available 24 hours and can provide tourist information and sightseeing tips. Luggage storage and parking are available on site.
A buffet breakfast is served every morning in the hotel's café bar. Many bars and restaurant can be found within a short walk of the hotel.
Hotel Kopernik is situated 400 metres from the popular Vistula promenade, Bulwar Filadelfijski. The centre of Old Town Toruń is only a 5-minute walk away.
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Mon. - thurs. 8:30am –12:00pm and 1:00pm - 3:00pm
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Zoning officer: Daniel Howell
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Republic of Georgia
Appointments: Regional Commander and Regional Director of Women's Ministries
Term began: July 2001
Majors Bradley and Anita Caldwell
Salvation Army activities, overseen by Norway, were officially recommenced in Russia in July 1991. The work was extended to Georgia in March of l993 with the opening of a corps in Tblisi. Georgia as a Region is part of the Eastern Europe Territory with headquarters in Moscow. (Yr. Book 2007)
This appointment will give the Caldwells a new ministry role as up till now, they have been mostly involved in teaching and training. They have 3 grown sons in the US and are grandparents.
Birthdays: Brad - August 31 Anita - December 1
Anniversary - June 10
Address: 16 Ikalto Str. 0171 Tbilisi. Georgia GEORGIA
E-mail: email@example.com: http://www.caldwelltsamissions.blogspot.com/
Caldwell's Newsletters
Appointment: Divisional Secretary, Projects Officer
Term began: September 2004
Captain Maureen Diffley
The progress of the work in the Eastern Europe Territory happens against a background of much positive change but also growing social problems. They are focusing on 3 areas: Aids ( set to take on pandemic), Homeless children and youth (hundreds of thousands live on the streets), trafficking of women (thousands of women disappear every year). (Yr. Book 2006) Work began in Ukraine in 1993
Maureen became a soldier in Richmond, Va. and was trained as an officer in Moscow.
Birthday: December 25
Address: The Salvation Army Ul. Shota Rustaveli, d. 38, k. 3Kiev, Ukraine 01033
E-mail: email@example.com
Read Updates from Ukraine
Appointment: Secretary to the Chief Secretary
Term began: January 20, 1996
In 1896, 3 salvationists went to Kenya to work on the building of a new railway and gave their witness. First official meetings were held in April 1921 led by Lt. Col. And Mrs. James Allister Smith.
On 1 Nov. 2005 the East Africa Territory (which included the Uganda Region) was redesignated the Kenya Territory and Uganda was elevated to command status. (Yr. Book 2007)
Nancy was a Sgt. Envoy stationed in the Florida Division before going to Kenya. She is a very capable officer and enjoys her work at THQ while participating in all the activities in a corps.
Birthday: May 1
Address: Captain Nancy FabalKenya East Territorial HeadquartersP.O. Box 24927Karen 00502Nairobi, Kenya
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Captain Fabal's Interview
RussiaAppointment: Area Coordinators for Russia North as well as Corps Officers at the St. Petersburg Corps
Term Began: July 2007
Anniversary -August 25Home Address: Majs Vic and Ellen Tidman 197198, Saint Petersburg, RussiaSablinskaya St., 13/15 - 39RUSSIA
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com@onlycooltoys.com
New Updates from the Tidmans
Turks & Caicos Islands
Appointment: Development OfficersTerm Began: July 08
Captains Matthew and Rebecca Trayler
These islands form part of the Bahamas Division and the work is only beginning
The Traylers have served as Corps Officers in Irving, Texas. They will have with them, their 3 children -Hannah (7 ), Aubrey (4 ) and Mason (2).
Birthdays: Matthew - March 31 Rebecca - June 17 Hannah - Oct. 15, Aubrey - Sept. 26 & Mason - Sept. 4Anniversary: Oct. 23
Address: The Salvation Army#21-1075 P.O. Box 526370Miami, FL 33152-6370
E-mail: Matthew Trayler/BAH/CAR/SArmy@CAR
Rebecca Trayler/BAH/CAR/SArmy@CAR
Eastern Europe Territory Appointments: Regional Commanders
Term began: March 2010
Colonels Kenneth & Paula Johnson Salvation Army activities were officially recommenced in July 1991, overseen by the Norway, Iceland and the Faeroes Territory. It became a command in Nov. 1992 and on June 1, 2001 was redesignated the Eastern Europe Command. It was elevated to territory status in March 2005. The Johnsons have served in various appointments of leadership throughout the Southern Territory, most recently as Secretary for Business Administration and Assistant Chief Secretary for Mission Alignment Birthdays: Kenneth - Aug. 10 Paula - Nov. 23
Anniversary - August 1
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
South Ametica East Appointments:
Territorial Youth Secretary and Public Relations Secretary Territorial Candidates Secretary and Education Secretary
Term began: November 2010
Captains Luis & Lucy Viera The Territory is comprised of 3 countries, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay with the THQ situated in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Four English officers who knew no Spanish established the work in 1890 and it quickly spread. Captains Viera were commissioned in 1999 and have 3 grown children. Son Robert as an officer and is stationed with his wife Glenis in Kuwait. Luis & Lucy served in the Carolina and Florida Divisions prior to leaving for this assignment. Birthdays: Luis – Aug. 21, Lucy – Sept. 27
Anniversary - July 28
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sri Lanka Appointments:
Chief Secretary and Territorial Secretary for Women's Ministries
Term began: October 2010
Lt. Colonels William & Deborah Mockabee
The Salvation Army began in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) in January of 1883. There are now 44 corps and over 100 active officers and almost 5,000 soldiers. SA Year Bk. 2010
The Mockabees have given many years of service in the Southern Territory and most recently were the Divisional Leaders of the Georgia Division Birthdays: William - Nov. 1, Deborah – Sept. 22
Anniversary - June 8
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
UKRAINE Appointments:
Divisional Commander as of Feb. 2011 (before that – Pro-tem Regional Commanders Georgia)
Captains Bobby & Anne Westmoreland One of the 5 countries that comprise the Eastern Europe Territory; others being, Georgia, Moldova, Romania and the Russian Federation. Work was extended to Ukraine in 1993.
Both have previously served overseas and most recently were the corps officers of the Lawrenceville, Ga. Corps
Birthdays: Bobby – Apr. 23, Anne – July 28
Anniversary - December 28
E-mail: email@example.com
JAMAICA Appointments:
Training College Field Training Officer and Training College Home Officer/Assistant Finance Officer
Captains Luis & Laura Melendez In 1887, The Salvation Army 'opened fire' in Kingston and thus spread throughout the island of Jamaica which today along with 14 other countries is part of the Caribbean Territory.
The Melendez met the Army in 1999 and became soldiers in Bradenton, Fla. Commissioned as Officers in 2005; they have served in Texas. They have 4 children and 4 grandchildren. Birthdays: Luis – March 24 Laura – August 27
Anniversary - July 19
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Appointments:Sec. for Business Administration (him)
Projects Officer (her)
Term Began: July 2011
Lt. Colonels Gary & Suzanne Haupt
Work was begun in Russia in 1910, withdrew 18 months later and then recommenced in 1913 and had to leave again in 1918. In 1992 a new beginning was successfully made and now with over 55 corps a strong Army has developed.
Last appointment before going out of this Territory was at the National Headquarters for the USA.
Birthdays: Gary – Nov. 27th Suzanne – May 3
Anniversary: April 19th
Address: Krestiansky Tupik 16/1 Russian Federation 109044 MOSCOW
Appointment: Divisional Projects Officer (him)
Div. Youth Secretary (both)
Term Began: August 2011
Captains Serge & Celimene LaLanne
The Haitian Government reported that an estimated 230,000 people had died in the earthquake Jan. 12, 2010. 300,000 had been injured and a million made homeless. The Army continues to play a vital role in the healing and rebuilding process.
The LaLannes were commissioned in 2001 as part of the Ambassadors of Grace session. Prior to leaving for this assignment, they were the Corps Officers at the Miami (Edison), Fl. Corps for 7 years.
Birthdays: Serge -- March 1 Celimene – August 18
Anniversary: October 12
Address: Armee du Salut Quartier General Divisionnaire 1342 Santo 6 Croix des Bouquets, Haiti
Appointment: Officers in charge of Hamilton Corps
Majors Dieter & Barbara Zimmerer
Scotland is part of the United Kingdom Territory with the Republic of Ireland. The UK is the birthplace of the Army and deep in traditions. Until 1990 this was all part of the International Headquarters but since has operated separately.
Previously they have served in Europe both in Germany and Spain. They left the Southern Territory this time from Greenwood, SC where they had been the officers since 2007.
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[9]Looking for a great new addition to your mobile games arsenal? Weave is an awesome game that will suck up all of the free time you have, and more. It's a simple tile-based game: you must create the longest path possible, without the ball following the path hitting the walls.
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How can I get my baby to sleep without swaddling him?
My 5-month-old loves being swaddled -- in fact, she won't sleep otherwise. How can we kindly help her kick the habit? Our pediatrician told us to put her in her crib and let her cry it out, but this seems pretty harsh. Is there a less drastic method? She's getting too big for her blankets and she kicks out of the ones we have.
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Our 7 month old wouldn't sleep without being swaddled and our pediatrician told us to stop swaddling her. I read on one of these posts about a product called a peke moe which is a type of sleep sack but it goes over their hands. We bought one and it worked!!!! The website is http://www.pekemoe.co.nz and no, I am not receiving any kickbacks :-). Our daughter has been using it ever since and we just bought another one and she is 11 months. It doesn't restrict her movement and keeps her warm.posted 08/02/2008 by heatherwonderly
I swaddled my daughter at 4 1/2 mths. As soon as she was swaddled she went right to sleep and slept through the night... NICE! One night it was just way too hot to swaddle her. I freaked because my first thought was she's never going to sleep through the night, let alone fall asleep at all. She showed me... she fell asleep within the hour and slept through the night. Just try it... you might be surprised. I was. And trust me when I tell you I swore by swaddeling her.posted 07/09/2008 by StaceyVB
We are in the process of unswaddling as I type this! I have read every post on this subject & many have been really helpful, but none dealt with reflux (extreme) & colic! My now almost 7 month old had colic the first 3 months...BAD & is still dealing with reflux. When I delivered their were some complications so she was in NICU for 7 days where they swaddled her! She would sleep no other way when she got home! We swaddled with the Miracle Bleanket up until 3 days ago! IT WAS A MIRACLE BLANKET FOR SURE! She started sleeping 8pm-7am when she was 11 weeks & kept with that pattern up until 3 days ago. 3 nights ago she rolled from her back to her tummy in the swaddle...we knew then it was time to transition! The first night I ended up sleeping with her on a pallet so DH could sleep, the second night was HORRIBLE...the third night she slept 8:30-6:30!!! We have her in a sleep sack & it's working! Due to her relux it really hard to just lay her down. She has to be upright for awhile.posted 06/23/2008 by Rach2707
i dont have an answer because i am having the same dilema but i did try the sleepsuit trick with the armholes shut and I DONT RECOMMEND IT my poor bub got herself that twisted trying to get out of it that she worked herself into a major frenzy then fussed all night. i hate to think what would have happened if she'd managed to get on her tummy and not been able to get off and especially if she'd been in her own room not ours. so please think carefully what you do and keep a close eye on your bubposted 06/03/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
I give my baby, now almost 7 weeks, into a warm bath around 9 o'clock and then once that is over give her her last bottle and rock her to sleep. Once she is sleep she is out until about 3:30 and then diaper change, another bottle and back down until almost 8 a.m. Not sure if its just her but it helped me.posted 03/28/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
For those having the issue of their LOs outgrowing their swaddling blankets, I recommend SwaddleMe's muslin swallowing blankets. They are very large - 40"x40" IIRC - and lightweight, so they are great over warm sleepwear.posted 10/24/2012 by TinkFL
4 day old baby girl who wiggles out of the swaddle blanket because she has to have her hands by her face and her feet freeposted 08/02/2011 by mfm8177
my baby is 2 week and she do not like swaddling thank god she born in the summerposted 08/19/2012 by destinygracie
emily, i beg to differ with the won't remember bit....although they won't "remember" you will be causing some sort of 'damage'...when you care to your child's needs from the beginning and then one day you don't come to them you are breaking the bond and trust that you have created with them.... it is much better to just swaddle your child knowing that they won't be swaddled forever instead of putting them in a room alone to cry. i would hope that everyone would think before they go that route and think: "would i want to cry by myself?"...and yes, they probably do go to sleep but it is because they are exhausted of crying alone...and most of the times it doesn't take just one night but repeated doses of letting your child cry and cry...i find this heartless and selfish.posted 12/11/2003 by jayme24baby
We have a 6 month old that doesn't sleep unless she's swaddled. No matter how tired she is, she'll play if she's not wrapped up tight. When she was 4.5 - 5 months old, she rolled over fully swaddled. A friend suggested that if we wanted to keep her swaddled, we could take rolled up (and taped) burp clothes and put them at her sides. This keeps her from rolling over, and we've been doing that for weeks with great success. I've read about gradually getting away from swaddling by leaving one arm out then moving to two arms out, but our baby thinks anything but a full swaddle means it's time to play. Good luck!posted 03/31/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
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- good olive oil
- 1 pound(s) very fresh tuna steak, 1-inch steak
- Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
- 1 lime, zest grated
- 3 tablespoon(s) freshly squeezed lime juice, (2 limes)
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) wasabi powder
- 1 teaspoon(s) soy sauce
- 5 dash(es) hot sauce, (recommended: Tabasco)
- 1 firm, ripe Hass avocado, medium diced
- 1/4 red onion, chopped
- 1 tablespoon(s) minced scallion, white and green parts
- 1 tablespoon(s) toasted sesame seeds
- 9 hot dogs rolls, grilled or toasted
- 1 bunch(es) baby arugula, washed and spun dry
- Heat a charcoal grill with hot coals. Brush the grill with oil.
- Brush both sides of the tuna with olive oil and sprinkle generously with salt and pepper. Cook the tuna over the hot coals for about 2 1/2 minutes on each side. Remove to a plate. The tuna should be seared on the outside and raw inside. Allow to cool and cut into cubes.
- (If you don't want to heat a grill, you can sear the tuna in a dry saute pan over high heat. Heat the pan for 2 minutes, add the tuna steaks and cook for 1 1/2 to 2 minutes on each side until seared on the outside and still raw inside.)
- For the dressing, whisk together 2 tablespoons of olive oil, the lime zest, lime juice, wasabi powder, soy sauce, hot sauce, 2 teaspoons kosher salt, and 1 teaspoon pepper in a small bowl. Toss the avocado in the dressing and then add the tuna, red onion, scallion, and sesame seeds. Line the rolls with arugula leaves, fill with the tuna mixture, and serve.
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Product Type: Original painting | Subject: Landscape and nature |
Medium: Oil paint | Size: Medium 25"-32" |
Style: Modern | Color: White; Black |
Primary Art Material: Canvas | Wall Hook: No |
Framed Art: No | Wrapped: Yes |
Textured: Yes | Time Period: Modern |
Gender: Unisex/Both | Compatible Surface Type: Multi-surface |
Room Use: Foyer; Bathroom; Kitchen; Bedroom; Living room; Dining room | Commercial Use: Yes |
Eco-Friendly: No | Product Care: Wipe clean with a dry cloth |
Country of Manufacture: China |
Assembly Required: No | Installation Required: Yes
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Time Capsule
You never know what's going to be in the post. Today we received this time capsule courtesy of Wojtek aka Bertie from Białystok Poland. Bertie recently bought a copy of Culture Shock's Onwards And Upwards LP on Discogs, and inside he found this "reaction sheet". Back in the dark ages of 1988, before there were things like CDs and the internet, we used to send out promos of vinyl LPs. Inside we'd include what we called a "reaction sheet", for the journalists and DJs to fill in and send back to us (in the post! as a letter!). This one appears to have been created by hand by Kent Jolly who used to work here (I was obviously away and Kent couldn't figure out how to use the typewriter, ha ha).
Bertie obviously has a good sense of humour and was impressed enough by the ancient technology that he found inside his copy of the album to fill in the reaction sheet and send it back to us. Thank you Bertie, for the window to the past!
Mickey Mouse….
Perhaps in response to the Disney-brand shirts "inspired by" Joy Divisions's album sleeve, some clever clogs fashion hacker has devised a mash-up of Mickey Mouse via the Crass symbol and infiltrated Disney retail outlets by depositing stacks of folded shirts on the shelves. Bravo. Or as Crass said in Smash The Mac…. Mickey Mouse, fuck off.
First reported by Tara McGinley on Dangerous Minds.
Christ The Lacquers
For anyone who follows these things, we've been trying to get all of the Crass vinyl back into print for about a year now. Our mission has been to (a) Restore the original vinyl mix tapes (the quarter inch analogue tapes that were originally used to cut the vinyl on initial release) (b) Create new metalwork (from which the vinyl is stamped) and (c) Reproduce the original poster sleeves and inserts (minus the "Pay No More Than", which was actually removed over a decade ago when these were last printed).
Part (a) was pretty easy – we have the set-up to bake tapes right here at Southern Studios. The thing with magnetic tapes is that during the late 70's and through much of the 80's, some tape manufacturers started using new (aka cheaper) technologies to produce tape which resulted in an unstable binder material. This causes the tape to oxidize over time and shed particles when you attempt to play the tape. Tapes in this state can be temporarily fused by a process known as baking – a long exposure to very low heat in a special oven. Once this is done you can transfer the programme to another digital or analogue storage device. Harvey Birrell, who runs our studio, is very accomplished at restoring and mastering and has handled all of our reissue projects. Harvey did a faithful 'flat' transfer of the recordings (no changes to the mix or levels) and these were checked by original producer and band member Penny Rimbaud once done. So far, so easy.
Equally part (c) was straightforward enough as we have kept all of the original artwork files and have some excellent printers that we work with regularly. We've had the print ready to go for some time now.
It was part (b) that was giving us a real headache. Despite the popular niche that vinyl has found with the public over the years, there are very few plants who press vinyl (and do it well and in any kind of a timely fashion). Probably about 90% of the independent labels we know work with a well-known plant in the Czech Republic, who are generally great people to work with. Until something goes wrong, when you are thrust through a time-warp back to the 1950's and customer complaints are 'reviewed' by committees whose job is to determine the 'validity' of your dissatisfaction. We have, and still do, use DMM for a lot of mastering jobs, but despite several tries at doing the Crass titles this way, we only managed to get good results on two titles – Feeding of the 5000 and Penis Envy. These two were repressed earlier this year (and have since sold out, so we need to do more). Eventually we were forced to concede defeat on DMM and take our lumps and start over.
We had no other option but to go back to the three-step process of cutting a lacquer master (or father) from which a metal mother is made, which is then used to make the stampers used to imprint the grooves on the vinyl. We have used many vinyl cutting rooms in London in the past, and most of them are gone now! So we went back to John Loder's favourite haunt, Abbey Road. Penny and Harvey attended and were very pleased with the results – which you can see above! So the remaining albums – that's Stations of the Crass, Yes Sir I Will, Christ The Album and Ten Notes On A Summer's Day have all gone off to to the pressing plant (in France this time). Fingers crossed everything will go smoothly and we'll have vinyl back by the end of November – just the things for putting under your Crassmas trees.


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ANTS Student E-News - Monday, April 30 - EVENTS THIS WEEK
Art Exhibit: Community Art Exhibit
Paper Recycling at ANTS: We Need You - April 25-May 11
Monday: OFFICES CLOSED
- Men's Fellowship - Mondays
- Faith, Health, AND Spirituality Center - Office Hours Tuesdays
- Art as Spiritual Practice - Tuesdays
- Future of the Student Association - Meeting, Tuesday May 1
- Faith, Health and Spirituality Ministries - Celebration, Tuesday, May 1
- Seniors Breakfast - Wednesday, May 2
- The ANTS Community Choir - Wednesdays
- A Farewell To Colby Chapel - Wednesday, May 2
- Weekly Peace Vigil on the Quad - Wednesdays
- UU Worship - Thursdays
- Thursday Art Night
- The Spirit Among Us: Group Spiritual Direction at ANTS
The Andover Newton COmmunity Art Show
April 11- May 21
You are invited to visit The Community Art Show at Andover Newton!
This year's exhibit of art done by students, staff, faculty, family and friends of Andover Newton celebrates creation and creativity in many inspired forms including painting, drawing, collage, quilting, assemblage, photography, mosaics and more!
On display in the Meetinghouse, April 11 - May 21
Paper Recycling at ANTS: We Need You - April 25-May 11
Join in the ANTS Spring Paper Drive: Wednesday, April 25 until Friday, May 11.
Our goal? To collect at least 2 tons of paper by May 11.
Did you know?
*ANTS has a paper collection bin behind the Meeting House.
*The recycling company provides the bin for free if we produce at least 2 tons per month.
*We're in danger of losing the bin, since we've been producing only 0.25 tons per month.
We are asking every member of the ANTS community to bring in at least one paper shopping bag full of paper between now and May 11. All paper is acceptable; magazines, catalogues, and newspapers are great. Please, no phonebooks or cardboard of any kind.
Supported by the emerging Student Ecology Fellowship at ANTS: Come join us!
For more information or to get involved, contact Liz at firstname.lastname@example.com
Men's Fellowship - Mondays
Men's Fellowship gatherings will be on Mondays from 1-1:50pm in the Berkeley Lounge (NOTE: Location changes are TBA). Our first meeting will be on Monday, February 5th. All are invited for times of prayer and open discussion. Interested? Come and see what we're all about!
Questions? Contact Jason Alspaugh at firstname.lastname@example.com or Amanda Ladegard at email@example.com
Faith, Health, and Spirituality Center - Office Hours Tuesdays
Office Hours at the FHS Center in STurtevant
Tuesdays, 2-4pm.
Come up and visit!
Contact Joy Honen (Steward of the FHS Center) at email@example.com for more information
Brita Gill-Austern, faculty director of the FHS program and ministries, firstname.lastname@example.com
Art as Spiritual Practice - Tuesdays
Tuesdays 6:30-8:30
in the Studio of the Faith, Health, and Spirituality Center (third Floor Sturtevant)
Come join a small group of creative people exploring art as spiritual practice and meditation. Previous experience with mandalas, illuminating pages, or art as journaling is helpful, but not essential. Time to create and dialogue. Most materials supplied or bring your own. Free will donation. Drop in once in a while or come every week.
Questions? Email Joy at email@example.com
Future of the Student Association - Meeting, Tuesday May 1
12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
For the last two years the Student Association Executive Committee has had to fill two to three offices by arm twisting and cajoling because, at the time of elections, there were no candidates for the positions. It was not unusual to have two or three officers trying to do the job of five.
For the last two weeks the Student Association has announced election of officers and invited folks to run. Currently there is one candidate for President and two candidates for Vice President. There are no candidates to fill the positions of secretary, treasurer and student life chair.
Rather than continue to have a Student Association under staffed, the executive board has decided to step back and look at the viability of the Association. We will hold a meeting May 1 from 12 - 1 to discuss the possibility of suspending the Student Association for a year to re-evaluate its effectiveness. We ask that all fellowship chairs be present.
If anyone has questions, please email the Student Association: email@example.com
Faith, Health and Spirituality Ministries - Celebration, Tuesday, May 1
Tuesday, May 1
5:00 p.m.
Faith, Health and Sprituality Center in Sturtevant, 3rd floor
Please join us for hor d'oeuvres and refreshments to celebrate the ministries of FHS. We hope you will come to thank those whose ministries have made a difference in your life. We will thank those who have led the labyrinth, visual arts, ecology, Reiki and spiritual companioning ministries. Come to the FHS Center on the 3rd floor of Sturtevant and join with friends in honoring these ministries.
Seniors Breakfast - Wednesday, May 2
May 2, 2007
8:00 - 11:00 a.m.
In the Cafeteria
The UCC Fellowship invites all those who are graduating to gather for a special breakfast.
This year the Senior Breakfast will be held in the cafeteria on Wednesday, May 2 from 8 am to 11 am.
Seniors, please feel free to bring your spouse/partner to this farewell event.
Please R.S.V.P. and reserve tickets by sending an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com by Friday, April 27th. Put "Tickets" in the subject area. Be sure to include how many tickets are needed, they will be available in the Cafeteria on the day of this event.
All students are welcome to participate in this event. Please join us in congratulating our seniors! You may use your meal plan or pay the usual breakfast fee.
If you have any questions, please contact Cindy Stasko, Co-moderator.
The ANTS Community Choir - Wednesdays
Wednesdays, 12:30 - 12:50
In the Chapel
Join us for rehearsal from 12:30am to 12:50pm every Wednesday in the Chapel. All welcome! No singing experience necessary! Most Wednesdays, the song we learn and rehearse will also be the anthem in that day's Community Chapel (1pm in Colby). So come out and support community singing, and let a joyful noise resound from the Hill!
Questions? Contact Professor Matthew Myer Boulton: email@example.com.
A Farewell To Colby Chapel - Wednesday, May 2
1:00 p.m. in Colby Chapel
Next Wednesday, May 2nd, the traditional Senior Chapel Service will be held at 1:00PM in Colby Chapel. This is the last chapel service of the academic year. It is marked by the offering of 'milk and honey' to the graduating seniors, and has come to be a cherished time in the life of the school.
This year, however, the Senior Chapel Service will take on special meaning. As this is the last service of the year, and with the rapidly approaching opening of the new Wilson Chapel, the May 2nd program will be the last formal service ever to be held in Colby Chapel. The Chapel, which was first dedicated in 1897 (it was formerly the school's library) and then renovated in 1930, has played a distinctive role in the life of Andover Newton for 110 years. Generations of students have worshiped there. Distinguished faculty and clergy have preached there (one faculty member even died there!). Some have heard their call to ministry there, many have found solace and inspiration there, and countless others preached their first sermon there. Dozens of weddings have taken place there as well.
For this reason, at the close of the Senior Chapel Service, there will be a special ritual of thanksgiving and farewell to Colby Chapel. A central feature of this ritual will be a procession across campus to deliver the sacred objects (cross, candlesticks, Bible, communion ware, etc) to the new Wilson Chapel. Current students, staff and faculty will be joined by Andover Newton alums to participate in this historic moment of transition.
I invite you all to come and be a part of this important ritual. Please feel free to invite others. In this our 200th year as a school we are keenly aware of our past and we know that how we end things is just as important as how we begin things.
President Nick Carter
Weekly Peace Vigil on the Quad - Wednesdays
Join the weekly Peace Vigil on the quad every Wednesday at noon. This vigil will take place every Wednesday throughout the year as we take an hour of our time to stand in unity against various forms of injustice and violence in our world today. It's a great opportunity to commune with each other and get a chance to hear what the Peace Fellowship is up to if you're not able to make it to the meetings. Please feel free to bring scripture, poetry or a topic to discuss. Bring signs, songs and smiles.
Open Labyrinth Walks - Wednesdays
The final two walks of the semester will be on the Wednesday nights of April 25 and May 2.
As always, the walks are in the Meetinghouse from 7:30-9:30 p.m. You can come anytime during those hours. All are welcome, especially those who have never walked a labyrinth before!
Questions? Contact Martha Bays at firstname.lastname@example.com
UU Worship - Thursdays
Thursdays at 1:00 p.m.
in the Meetinghouse
Thursday Art Night
Open studio every Thursday in the Lower Studio of the
Meetinghouse, 7-10 pm.
Drop in for as long as you can stay.
Contact Joy, Resident Teaching Artist at ANTS, with questions. (firstname.lastname@example.com)
The Spirit Among Us: Group Spiritual Direction at ANTS
Two groups, Thursdays, Feb. 8 - May 3
"Spiritual Direction is a way of leading us to see and follow the real Director - the Holy Spirit - hidden in the depths of our soul."
Thomas Merton
ANTS E-news
Karen Brockney and Jason Bachand


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Karen is the official running ambassador for the Lululemon Athletica Destin showroom. She is a certified USA Track and Field and Triathlon Coach. She has qualified for the Boston Marathon numerous times and placed third in the USA Track and Field Masters Half Marathon Championships in 2012. Karen was on Team USA for the 2011 World Championships in Long Course Triathlon. She has helped runners qualify for Boston and currently coaches both amateur and professional athletes. Read the profile >>
Originally from the Gulf Coast, Laura Bailey discovered Yoga as a student in Aspen, Colorado and began practicing and studying the discipline intensely. Her passion led her to San Francisco, California to further her Yoga education at the Iyenger Institute and through studies with distinguished Yoga guru Rodney Yee. After several years of passionate study, Bailey was given a once in a lifetime opportunity to take over a friend's yoga class in Aspen so she returned to Colorado and began teaching full time. She has lived around the country and travelled all over the world—notably to Indonesia where she completed a teacher's training with Yee. Bailey has been practicing Yoga for 18 years and is an instructor of Hatha Yoga—a term that encompasses all physical forms... Read the profile >>
Tammy began on her yoga path in 1998 after being diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. A search for happiness and health in her life brought her to yoga. This set into motion Tammy's lifelong journey of yoga study. Inspired with the balance, contentment and awareness yoga brought to her life, sharing yoga with others is her passion. Her studies include Iyengar, Ashtanga, and Vinyasa flow yoga. She is also a Reiki II practitioner, an activist and student of Seane Corn and Off The Mat Into The World. "It is my intention for each class to create a space for compassion, transformation and healing. Each class is a form of moving meditation in which we use the body and the breath to quiet our minds so that we may listen to the wisdom of our own intuition, our Inner Voice." Her calling is to... Read the profile >>


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7-12-13 Judge orders juvenile facility closed
Latest Headlines Friday, July 12th, 2013 Would you like to receive e-mail alerts when we have breaking news? Click here!CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Testimony alleging sexual assaults and other problems at a West Virginia facility for juvenile offenders helped prompt a judge Wednesday to order its shutdown.
Following a hearing in Kanawha Circuit Court, Judge Omar Aboulhosn told state officials to relocate the Harriet B. Jones Treatment Center or its residents by Sept. 30.
The Harrison County facility is on the same Salem campus as the now-former Industrial Home for Youth. Aboulhosn earlier condemned conditions at that high-security facility for juvenile offenders, leading the state to close it to youths as of July 1 and convert it to an adult prison.
But the Division of Juvenile Services has yet to identify a replacement facility or sufficient spare beds at other centers for the 21 sex offenders and seven juveniles with mental and behavioral health issues at Harriet B. Jones. The judge suggested several options during the morning hearing, said Lydia Milnes, a lawyer with Mountain State Justice.
"It's clear that he wants them out by the 30th," Milnes said following the hearing, adding that the judge may give state officials some leeway with that deadline.
A public interest law firm, Mountain State Justice filed the lawsuit that spurred Aboulhosn's ruling against Industrial Home for Youth. Milnes said Wednesday's witnesses include correctional officer Troy Stephenson, who testified that a 20-year-old sex offender allegedly sexually assaulted a 15-year-old from the behavioral health unit over the weekend.
Young offenders can remain at juvenile facilities past their 18th birthday, depending on their sentences. While the two groups of juveniles were kept apart and had separate staff, that changed July 1 amid the state's conversion plan for the campus, Milnes said. As a result, Stephenson and just three other officers were on duty at the time of the alleged assault, she said.
Milnes said Stephenson testified that he also witnessed a senior correctional officer sexually assault a 19-year-old officer. Military Affairs and Public Safety Secretary Joe Thornton said his department takes all such cases seriously. It oversees both Juvenile Services and the Division of Corrections for adult offenders.
"Every incident that has been alleged is being investigated," Thornton said after the hearing.
Citing Wednesday's testimony, Milnes also alleged that top brass at Harriet B. Jones failed to heed the judge's earlier ruling that targeted the Industrial Home for Youth _ even after the state announced the conversion plan in March. State officials said they are trying to address the latest issues raised in the case.
"There are a number of challenges we continue to address in our comprehensive restructuring of juvenile services," Amy Shuler Goodwin, spokeswoman for Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, said after the hearing. "While hurdles still exist, we will diligently work to meet the deadline set by the court, while remaining focused on providing the best treatment programs and facilities for our youth."
Staffing issues play a key role in the lawsuit, with Milnes and firm leader Dan Hedges arguing that juveniles are vulnerable to abuse because of insufficient staff. Residents have been confined to their rooms for longer periods than allowed, for instance, and are not always allowed their weekly, 15-minute phone calls, the lawsuit alleges.