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Despite its location and denomination, the school's intake is more than 70 per cent Muslim, with a large chunk of Buddhists, Hindus and Catholics thrown in. About 80 per cent of pupils have English as their second language; at least 26 languages are ...
Simon Kelner: Isn't there something to be said for telling it like it is?Friday, 7 September 2012
"The people of that fine country deserve better," said one i reader, while another was disappointed about "the damage which his arrogant attitude may do to the reputation of the people of Ireland". I bow to no one in my admiration for the Irish, who ...
Leading article: A sliver of breathing space from Mr DraghiFriday, 7 September 2012
Given the frighteningly complex fiscal, political and institutional manoeuvres still needed to resolve the eurozone's flaws, such expectation is something of an overstatement. But, Mr Draghi's plans were, when they came, strong stuff nonetheless. In ...
Leading article: Another runway at Heathrow is no solutionThursday, 6 September 2012
So they should be. Indeed, the independent review announced yesterday – to be conducted by Sir Howard Davies and report after the next election – is to be warmly welcomed. For too long the vexed question of long-term aviation policy has been held hos...
Amos Yadlin: Only bombing Assad's forces will stop the slaughter nowThursday, 6 September 2012
Indeed, examination indicates that six arguments propounded by opponents of Western military intervention do not hold much water, and instead suggests that Western inaction is likely to hasten the very scenario that opponents of military intervention...
Call this saving the children?The Daily Mail Friday, 7 September 2012
Mr Murray complains that the children in the campaign's televised advert are in fact actors – a fiction, he suggests, that renders the whole issue of child poverty in the UK somehow like "a Richard Curtis" film. What little poverty there is in our so...
Editorial: Time to clean up the honours systemFriday, 7 September 2012
First, the athletes. This newspaper would be the first to congratulate sporting triumph of all kinds – disabled or able-bodied. Both the Olympics and Paralympics have marked a high water mark for British sport and the achievements of our sportsmen an...
Editorial: Conventions over, the real presidential race beginsFriday, 7 September 2012
Such bleak data was an ice-cold reality check, a reminder that the overriding issue in November's presidential election is the economy and, more specifically, jobs. The recovery from the last recession is the weakest of any since the 1930s, and no pr...
Last week's big questions: Harry, Afghanistan and BlairFriday, 7 September 2012
Should we have got out of Afghanistan a lot sooner?It's a difficult question. Should we have maintained our focus on Afghanistan in the first half of the last decade thereby (hopefully) setting the conditions for an earlier withdrawal than we are fac...
A Political Life: The new Knights of the Order of the Boot, and why I'm worried about David CameronFriday, 7 September 2012
Yet Cameron does rather often affect this brash over-manliness. It's been on evidence this week in the reshuffle, with a nice decision to sack people away from the cameras in the Commons, entirely overshadowed by the sharpness of the way in which som...
Tom Cruise's secret Scientology MarriagesVanity Fair Friday, 7 September 2012
Orth also reveals: 1. According to several sources, Scientology made secret videotapes of Tom Cruise's audits. (Scientology denies that Cruise's audits were ever taped.); 2. David Miscavige's alleged indiscretions with audit reports of high-profile S...
Asia's welfare revolutionThe Economist Friday, 7 September 2012
India's new health-care scheme for the poor aims to be cashless and paperless from the start, using swipeable smart cards to make payments and convey information. In Pakistan over 140,000 poor people have received cash transfers over the phone under ...
The first Arab-American SuperheroHuffington Post Friday, 7 September 2012
Like his creator Geoff Johns, Simon Baz has Lebanese roots and hails from Detroit. Unlike Johns, Baz takes to stealing cars when he's laid off from his engineering job. The character will also be used to show how post 9/11 Islamophobia has impacted o...
The organic delusionNew York Times Friday, 7 September 2012
While other food fads have come and gone, the market for organic food - produce farmed without the use of synthetic fertilizers, genetic engineering etc. - has grown steadily since 2000. That's great for those who can afford it (though, not as great...
Teacher gets a bollockingThe Independent Friday, 7 September 2012
Our in-house Russian translator can confirm that the teacher was reprimanding the child for failing to understand his English lesson.Read the full story and watch the video (with your hands over your eyes if necessary) below.
Men are from Marks & Spencer, women are from TopshopFriday, 7 September 2012
But for the purpose of this article, let's focus on a recent survey that found that almost one in four men don't like what their partners wear. From bitter experience, the "don't like" bracket seems to span everything from "Holy crap, what have you g...
Long Live The Geeks!Friday, 7 September 2012
Altogether, 54 per cent of children surveyed preferred watching TV to reading. One child in six said that they were actively embarrassed to be seen reading by their contemporaries. The Government is deeply concerned about this decline, and about the ...
No more shades of grey: why, in a world of paradoxes, can't we hold contradictory ideas in our minds?Friday, 7 September 2012
Perhaps this was his intention – to promote courage in burglars, and to weed out the cowardly ones. More likely it is simply a result of the kind of muddled thinking that seems to afflict us all when it comes to moral reasoning. This is not an attack...
Notebook: For now, it's back to size zero in magazine-landFriday, 7 September 2012
Except, as it turns out, attractiveness in magazine world really has only one face – and it's a really attractive one. Now, two years and 1,000 or so real women later, Brigitte is lifting its ban on professionals. Rather than identifying with the new...
Shale: Britain's hidden treasureThe Daily Telegraph Friday, 7 September 2012
They are right to detect a shift in policy; prompted by the financial collapse, Cameron has been forced to edge away from Green subsidies and turn instead to measures that will make energy cheaper for those struggling to make ends meet.Perhaps the gr...
Outing the Secret FootballerThe Spiked Review of Books Friday, 7 September 2012
"For a start," says Black, "the secret footballer is also a staggeringly pretentious footballer". He quotes frequently from Shakespeare and Proust and reminds us of his love of fine wine. But this learning is worn heavily - like a badge to separate t...
Why is the world so silent in the face of Iran's appalling human rights record?Friday, 7 September 2012
According to Amnesty International, Khoshravi is scheduled to be executed on 10 September. This sentence not only continues Iran's policy of bloody repression, but as unlikely and ironic as it might first appear, it is legitimated by the United State...
Why I'm happy that FHM listed the hottest female ParalympiansFriday, 7 September 2012
To me, the most important part of my identity is my physical disability. So when I heard last night on The Last Leg that FHM had listed the three hottest female Paralympians, I was very pleased.When I blogged my pleasure and thanks to FHM, I was crit...
Rape anonymity and the myth of false accusationsFriday, 7 September 2012
Wolf's reasoning for removing the right to anonymity, as she explained in a live chat with Mumsnet, is that granting anonymity to the victim implies it is he or she who has something to feel shame over, not the rapist. That's fair. Indeed, being able...
Letters: Tories drive down quality of NHSFriday, 7 September 2012
She is right that far too many NHS organisations are getting the basics wrong, but the reasons are less to do with the competency of doctors and more to do with ruthless, misguided cost-cutting by hospital trusts whose boards and personnel have littl...
Leading article: Pakistan risks hurting its childrenFriday, 7 September 2012
But the Pakistanis are almost certainly tilting at the wrong target by linking Save the Children with Dr Shakil Afridi, who was sentenced to 33 years in jail for running a bogus vaccination programme which the US intelligence service used to track do...
Leading article: Addiction is more than just a lack of self-controlFriday, 7 September 2012
Similarly, the internet is changing the way our brains work, interfering with opioid and dopamine levels, according to neuropharmacologist Susan Greenfield. Some writers, Zadie Smith and Nick Hornby among them, are now using software to block access,...
Hamish MacDonell: Chancellor's assault has touched a raw nerveFriday, 7 September 2012
Last night's assault on one of the fundamental principles of Mr Salmond's vision of an independent Scotland showed that Mr Osborne has, at last, decided to join the fight.The Nationalists are likely to argue that Mr Osborne has no authority to tell a...
Natalie Bennett: This free-for-all won't solve the housing crisisFriday, 7 September 2012
Here we have a range of measures that bear the half-baked stamp we have come to expect from the Chancellor. He's going to do something to tackle the housing shortage. But that something is to allow developers to hack into invaluable green-belt land, ...
Sophie Heawood: Can a colour be brought to heel?Friday, 7 September 2012
But the Louboutin vs Yves St Laurent case that has just been ruled on in New York would seem to be the opposite of that. While each of these luxury Parisian brands undoubtedly makes excellent shoes, Louboutin has appealed against an earlier ruling an...
Your Voices: Commenting, reacting and debating on Independent VoicesThursday, 6 September 2012
CommentsTo leave a comment on Independent Voices, you need to sign up for an Independent Voices account. The easiest way to do this is using a Facebook, Twitter or Google account, but you can also sign up to the site using just a verified email addre...
Letters: Cameron shuffles to the rightThursday, 6 September 2012
The Lib Dems have been stitched up. Cameron's move to the right requires Labour to take on the mantle of the poor and dispossessed.The Tories not only recognise the realities of our class-ridden society, but they repeatedly reinvent the mantra that t...
Leading article: Balls' big idea is a decent first stepThursday, 6 September 2012
In the interview published in this newspaper today, the shadow Chancellor dismisses such speculation as "total garbage". And given that both parties were on holiday when the reports surfaced, on a quiet Bank Holiday weekend, he has some cause to feel...
Lisa Markwell: Hello, where on earth are you going?Thursday, 6 September 2012
The weekly magazine wishes to reposition itself in our minds as a fashion and lifestyle title (no, of course not a more cerebral title), and to position itself in newsagents far, far away from OK!, Now and the other, lesser rivals. Celebrity magazine...
Simon Kelner: How the celebrities gave way to the real achieversThursday, 6 September 2012
But then inject a big old measure of Olympian spirit into the atmosphere, and just watch the toxic fumes evaporate. This is what happened at the Royal Opera House the other night. The GQ Men of the Year awards have seen a fair bit of questionable ...
Leading article: Farewell to the voices of a generationThursday, 6 September 2012
It's an extraordinary and rather wonderful process. So when two voices whom the Radio 4 audience knows as well as Charlotte Green and Harriet Cass announce their departure from the network, we feel a perhaps surprising depth of loss.The newsreader's ...
Deborah Ross: At last! The must-have, to-die-for Deb bagThursday, 6 September 2012
I've already, I believe, fulfilled the first requirement of this particular market by pricing it at £10,000, which sounds steep, and is steep, but if you can afford one, it will save you from having to go about with a billboard saying: "I can afford ...
Danny Crates: On your marks for the Games' biggest rushThursday, 6 September 2012
Oscar Pistorius's shock defeat in the 200m earlier this week is one reason. Some 80,000 people in the stadium were screaming for the South African and then Alan Oliveira flew past at the last second. The stadium was stunned into silence. Someone had...
Simon Usborne: Stop moaning and bring on the Battered BountyThursday, 6 September 2012
I felt dirty before walking into the nearest chip shop, dirtier still as I made my order (it had not been on the menu) and as dirty as I ever have while I devoured the thing like a pelican might a herring. But my God it was good. The crisp golden ba...
The Sketch: Osborne's detractors take boo cue from ParalympicsThursday, 6 September 2012
Mr Osborne had done something different with his hair. It was very neat, but very swept back, making him look disturbingly like a vampire. He did not move or smile, but everyone was uneasily aware of his presence. Dennis Skinner, called to ask the f...
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Much has taken place since the start of the year. There is no doubt that we are witnessing a 'steady' large volcanic eruption, but this is no normal volcano!
This volcano has an unsteady history. Over the past century it's lava has been filled with emotion, scars, hurt, and brutality. We have seen that on the odd occasion the volcano has released some of its black toxic fumes, to make way for more unrest that has followed.
I believe the time has come, these bubbles are getting bigger and bigger, and each bubble has its own tale to tell. If the heat alone is unable to make its surroundings wary of the danger it faces, then the anger and frustration that comes with it causes a deadly mix that no one will be able to stop.
The guardians of this volcano knew of the dangers that they faced if the volcano were to erupt. Instead of cooling it down and keeping it steady, they have been managed to ignite the volcano with medieval tactics, and the highly flammable toll is now there for all to see.
We have witnessed recently the volcano releasing flying pebbles of stone which are coated with extremely hot lava, these latest developments have caused casualties within those who guard the regimes, and has no doubt brought them fear.
I think our people in the Middle East have had enough, our beloved friends in Tunisia have taken the lead and shown us all that these ignorant thugs who think they can play God with innocent lives can be defeated if all shall rise as one.
Our Egyptian friends have started to wake up from an inception which has lasted more then two decades, the road is still yet long for them before they can finally taste the sweetness that their neighbours in Tunisia have experienced, but God willing justice will prevail, the innocent cries and prayers will be answered to.
I see that the line is getter bigger and each state is wanting to chew on the success which the Tunisians have had, the flags of Algeria and Yemen are the two that can be seen up close.
All hail to the people of the Middle East who have finally come to realise that the key to change … is to let go of fear … and boy are they starting to let go of fearing those who have no fear of God!
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Last year, 1,965 people nationwide reported being the victims of anti-LGBT incidents, according to the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs. Though that number represents a 3 percent decrease from the year before, the percentage of serious assaults was higher. Whether it's something as hideous as the roadside crucifixion of Matthew Shepard or as deadly as the recent shooting at a gay bar in Roanoke, Virginia, this hate begins somewhere. Usually it starts in the home, sometimes it comes from the pulpit, and likely it is allowed to fester in schools.
Though most schools have a zero-tolerance policy on racist comments, few address homophobic remarks. Many teachers consider the words "faggot," "queer," and "dyke" part of the usual banter kids lay on one another with no real harm done. Even the phrase "That's so gay," which has spread to elementary-school playgrounds without much of a reaction from educators, reinterprets the word in a negative way. I've heard it used among boys on my son's fifth-grade soccer team. When I asked one boy what it meant, he explained in a kid's rambling way, it's like when someone does something "dumb."
At one time Sharon Sanita also would have considered the phrase just "words of the day." As a teacher, she did not realize that some of the kids in her classroom might know they were gay. "My impression was probably that people found out or decided or whatever that they were gay when they got in their 20s," Sanita says.
That assumption disappeared when a close friend came out. "My first question was, 'When did you decide this?' And she goes, 'It wasn't a decision, Sharon, I've just known all my life.'"
Sanita remembered certain children in her classes who were different. At the time she couldn't quite figure out why. Then it began to make sense. "I realized that yes, there are kids who are 8, 10, 12, 14 who know they are different, and when other kids say (those words), it offends them." The awareness eventually led Sanita, who teaches at Fairfax Learning Center, an alternative high school in Kansas City, Kansas, to become a board member of GLSEN-KC, the local chapter of the Gay, Lesbian, Straight Educational Network.
GLSEN was founded in Boston in 1990, its goal being to end the "cycle of bigotry in K-12 schools." Success in getting Massachusetts to ban antigay discrimination in schools in 1993 led GLSEN to go national a year later. The nonprofit organization has 85 chapters in 35 states; the KC chapter was founded in March 1999 and formed its 10-member board last October.
Much of the impetus came from activists in the gay and lesbian community, some working in teen-suicide prevention, says Sanita. According to GLSEN materials, 9 percent of the young people in schools say they are lesbian, gay, or bisexual, yet they account for 30 percent of teen suicides. But most public-school teachers and administrators don't know about the research concerning suicide, harassment, and violence directed at LGBT youth. "In so many cases, it simply has never been addressed, in (teacher) training or in the administration," says GLSEN-KC cochair Ross Freese, a computer systems administrator at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. "An administrator, when asked by a teacher how his district was addressing the needs of LGBT youth, very honestly said they had none in their school district." Freese would not name the school administrator or district.
Educators in the Kansas City, Missouri, Shawnee Mission, and Blue Valley school districts told Pitch Weekly that either their nondiscrimination or student conduct and discipline policies or human rights statements adequately dealt with harassment and intimidation of LGBT students. Those policies "would apply from our perspective," says Dr. Steve McIlvain, deputy superintendent at Blue Valley. But none of the districts' nondiscrimination policies contain specific language covering "sexual orientation."
The result is LGBT kids aren't really protected from harassment and potential violence, and teachers are ignorant of their students' situations. Sometimes, the really courageous kids take their estrangement to its risk-heavy yet self-freeing conclusion: They come out.
Eighteen-year-old college student and GLSEN board member Devin Richmond came out at 15 while she was a student at Shawnee Mission Northwest High School. She says the reaction from fellow students wasn't that bad. "I was called 'dyke' every once in a while. Some people stopped talking to me. I got little religious comments like, 'God is going to save you.'" She thinks boys have a harder time. "If you walk down a regular high school hallway, you hear 'faggot.'"
Richmond remembers one supportive teacher but also recalls an incident in her junior year. Students were talking about two men having sex, when a teacher intervened and said, "Homosexuality is wrong." Richmond reacted strongly: "I asked him what it was like to be a homophobic prick."
Oddly enough, Richmond says, the teacher asked her to define homophobic. She did, saying it was when someone thinks gay people are wrong and are going to hell and fears them more than straight kids. "He told me he wasn't that way," Richmond says.
And if Richmond had found a gay or lesbian teacher to offer support, it would have been clandestine. Only 11 states have antidiscrimination laws protecting teachers because of their sexual orientation. Kansas and Missouri aren't on the list. And while Missouri's sodomy law was struck down in 1999, Kansas law still prohibits consensual sex between same-sex couples. Conviction can result in six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. (Missouri's hate-crime law includes sexual orientation. Kansas has no hate-crime statute.)
If teachers are fired because of their sexual orientation, they have no legal recourse unless the towns where they work have antidiscrimination ordinances. Kansas City, Missouri, passed a resolution prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation in 1993. Lawrence went further, approving an ordinance outlawing discrimination based on sexual orientation in 1995. As for area school districts, only the Kansas City, Missouri, School District has sexual orientation in its nondiscrimination clause, says GLSEN-KC board member and attorney Lisa Brunner.
Because of the lack of legal protection, gay and lesbian teachers in the Kansas City area don't come out to their students or school administrators. "As much as I want to put that human face on it, as much as I want to show everybody what I'm about and mention my girlfriend like other people mention their husbands in the classroom, I still have that fear of losing my job," says one GLSEN-KC board member, an elementary teacher in the Shawnee Mission School District.
She says it feels like a catch-22 -- wanting to eliminate the ignorance that makes targets of gay students, yet being unable to come out as a role model to offer guidance and to have the same freedom as nongay teachers.
When Thomas Aitken, a guidance counselor in Hawaii, implemented a program to support LGBT youth, he was denounced and ridiculed on Christian and talk radio programs. According to the Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, some Christian groups argue that when gay or lesbian teachers are open and mention their partners in class, it creates a "hostile learning environment." Considering the Midwest's Bible Belt mentality and the presence of fundamentalist Christian hate groups -- such as Fred Phelps' Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, which picketed GLSEN-KC's September meeting -- it's understandable why the two Shawnee Mission School District teachers on the GLSEN-KC board didn't want to be identified for this article.
Intolerant parents and school administrators confuse being open about sexual orientation with teaching sex in the classroom. GLSEN-KC board members vigorously dispute the idea that the two are synonymous. As Lambda notes, "The same charge is not leveled at nongay teachers who are likewise open about their heterosexuality" and discuss their marriages in the classroom. The point is equality, not politics.
"I'm not out here parading up and down the hall yelling, 'Gay rights, gay rights,'" says the other teacher who didn't want to be identified, a secondary teacher from the Shawnee Mission district. "That's not the issue. I'm there to teach. I like teaching kids. I want my kids to be in my classroom because they want to be in my class. That's why I teach."
But there are other barriers. Myths that gay and lesbian people recruit and molest children are ingrained in many straight people's minds. Those falsehoods have the elementary teacher on the GLSEN-KC board fearful that parents will pull their kids from her class if she comes out.
"I don't want to lose my reputation as an outstanding fourth-grade teacher," she says. "I don't want parents to stop requesting that their children be put in my class. I don't want parents to start saying, 'Keep them out of her class.'" As a lesbian teacher, she says, "I don't stand for what they (parents) believe to be is a family."
The secondary teacher fears that if he's openly gay, any student who doesn't like him could falsely accuse him of making sexual advances, hoping he'll be fired. "It's almost like a Salem witch hunt. The fact that I'm gay can add fuel to the fire because I don't have as much to stand on as possibly a straight teacher does," he says.
Schools can debunk those myths, the elementary teacher says, by teaching "respect for all, regardless of sexual orientation, which makes for safe school environments for LGBT students, parents and teachers." That is GLSEN's mission.
Safety also includes straight children whose parents don't know the harm behind certain words. "If their son is calling another kid 'faggot,' 'dyke,' 'queer,' then their son can easily be the target of violence by the gay kid," she says.
Sanita has witnessed such an explosion. "One day, back in one of the offices, (a teen) was trying to make a phone call when someone came in and said, 'Get off the phone, fag, I need to use it.'
"He took the phone and beat that other kid to a pulp. It was his fault and he was suspended from school. I did go to the principal and said, 'Look, this isn't fair, he's been picked on all year; anyone would explode. (The principal) said, 'Well, you got to learn to control your temper and we don't allow this in school.'"
GLSEN is about human potential, says Brunner, people's being themselves. "We are not about being gay is good, being gay is right. This is about teaching respect for people whether you agree with their position or not -- it's an age-old concept, really."
I asked my son what gay meant to him. He said it's when "a boy likes a boy." That's the right answer. He also added it means being happy. That, too, is correct. All people, in their embrace of self and the discovery of who they are, deserve to be happy.


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Leonard Nimoy, widely known as Spock from "Star Trek" has reportedly passed away this morning at his home in the Bel Air section of Los Angeles. He was 83.
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By Dave Bryan on October 10, 2012 at 9:46 pm@SteelersDepotWith the Wednesday injury report now out for the Pittsburgh Steelers week 6 Thursday night game in Nashville against the Tennessee Titans it is now time to look at the projected inactive list for the game.
The list will once again be shaken up this week as both Troy Polamalu and LaMarr Woodley have been ruled out with injuries. The official inactive list is announced 90 minutes prior to kickoff and we will have them posted on the site as soon as they are announced.
Charlie Batch – No rocket science here as Batch remains the number three quarterback and will once again be inactive Thursday night.
Troy Polamalu – Polamalu reinjured his right calf early in the game against the Philadelphia Eagles and was ruled out on Monday. The safety was spotted wearing a boot this week, and the way he hopped off of the field on Sunday, it would lead you to believe that he will miss more than just one game. Ryan Mundy and Will Allen are expected to both see time at strong safety while Polamalu is sidelined and rookie Robert Golden should dress for depth purposes as a result.
LaMarr Woodley – As fate would have it, Woodley suffered a mild right hamstring strain on the same play that Polamalu was injured on. He was ruled out on Wednesday, and although head coach Mike Tomlin deemed it a mild strain, expect the Steelers to be very cautious with Woodley moving forward. That could mean that he might miss the week 7 game against the Cincinnati Bengals as well, but it is way too early to tell. In the meantime Jason Worilds will start in his place at left outside linebacker.
Jonathan Dwyer – With Rashard Mendenhall back healthy we can more than likely expect to see Dwyer on the inactive list for a while baring any injuries to the other running backs. Baron Batch plays on all of the main special teams units, so there is no way he sits.
Adrian Robinson – With Woodley out I suspect Brandon Johnson will get a helmet this week over Robinson because of his special teams play. Both Johnson and Robinson were inactive last week and it certainly will be one of the two down again Thursday night.
Kelvin Beachum – Mike Adams returned to action last week after sitting out the game against the Oakland Raiders with a back injury. As a result, Beachum was inactive and I expect that to continue moving forward.
Alameda Ta\'amu – It will likely be a while until we see Ta\'amu dress for a game.
Weslye Saunders – The Steelers received a roster exemption for Saunders due to the short week and have yet to activate him to the 53 man roster. The time away due to his four game suspension, combined with the quick turnaround between games, will likely result in Saunders waiting until week 7 to make his season debut. Being as Saunders is not on the 53 man roster, the Steelers might not need to list him as an 8th inactive. Regardless of how that rule works, he will not play unless a roster move is made between now and gametime.
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I took antibiotics for a couple of weeks, now my son has a terrible, pimply rash and desitin is not helping, should I put monostat on it? has anyone else experianced this?
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Posted 05/29/2011
Try it for a day or two and see if it helps. That's how I finally determined that my daughter's diaper rash was a yeast rash.
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I'd bet that it is yeast. Use the monostat and try feeding some yogurt too. Naked butt time helps too.
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Please get grapefruit seed extract. It is a miracle worker on yeast diaper rashes. My odd who never ever gets diaper rash got a yeast one after my tubal (I had iv and oral antibiotics bc of a torn uterus) and they gave me every cream under the sun. Finally i tried the gse and it cleared it up very quickly. I use it all the time now
if either girl looks red and by the next change the redness is gone. Google it if you want more info. Its like 10 for a bottle at a health store and I just put a couple of ounces of water in a spray bottle and add 10 or so drops of gse. Spray the area every diaper change. I am not a huge person of homeopathic but this works wonders. Gl
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I had the same problem when DD was born b/c of the antibiotics I recieved during labour...I was told to use 1% Canesten cream and also to start taking probiotics...the baby will get the probiotics through your milk. hth
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Definitely take probiotics whenever you or LO is on antibiotics, it will prevent yeast and is also very good for your gut health.
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This day I received yours of the first of March from Bilbao, with the Journals &c.—the Postage of this Packet, is prodigious. I would not Advise to send many Journals, or Newspapers, this Way, or by Holland, but cut out pieces of Newspapers, and give me an Account of any Thing particularly interesting in the Journals, in your Letters, by such Conveyances, and send large Packetts of Journals and Papers directly to France.—Dont omit any Opportunity of Writing however by Holland or Spain. The Communication this Way is more frequent than any other.—Your two Sons were at Table, with me, when your Letters arrived, and a feast We had of it indeed. Your Uncle writes me that Babson has arrived, who carried you Letters and Linnen. The same Articles are repeated in Trash. The Alliance, if she ever sails, has all your Affairs and those of our friends on board. I wish them safe.
Your account of the brave Jacks that I saw at Corunna, moves me.
I saw another such Crew at Bilbao, who belonged to Mary land, and had the sweet Satisfaction
do them a similar Service. Amidst all my Pains and Heart Achs, I have now and then the Pleasure of doing a little good, and that is all the Pleasure I have. I wish however it was in my Power to do more for the Numbers of my unfortunate Countrymen, who fall in my Way. The Rogues however, committed a great fault in not calling upon you, to give you an Opportunity of having the same satisfaction. They ought too to have called to let you know, I was ashore, and well.
Adams Papers
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1 March
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DETROIT -- Which team will win the national championship? North Carolina was the preseason favorite, but Michigan State will have the crowd in its corner Monday night. Pat Forde offers five reasons the Spartans will win, while Mark Schlabach counters with five reasons the Tar Heels will cut down the nets.
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All of the tours are about 1 1/2 - 2 hours long.
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Many of the sites on the tour are people's private homes. The tour groups don't go into private residences. But, that (in no way) diminishes the enjoyment or popularity of the tour. We do go into a couple of haunted bars on the ghost and vampire tours.
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The Garden District Tours meet in front of the Lafayette Cemetery, 1400 Washington Avenue, off of St. Charles Avenue.
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