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Thursday, March 26, 2015
Quality meets Affordability
We wanted the community to take pride in being in our own backyard.
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Thursday, March 19, 2015
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Our team does our best to walk our clients through the idea they have in mind. If the look you want may not go with you, we'll recommend a style to something similar of what you have in mind.
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Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
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Thursday, March 12, 2015
Skin Shave Fade
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MG Dance Group!
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Saturday, March 7, 2015
On Set Action Shot
Always a great time but this two day shoot tops them all.
For all my Stylist friends. When you see what I worked on with my Crew. You'll appreciate the hair structure hairstyles!
Hair was being thrown around in every take and had to maintain a style after each shot.
Filming for Juicy Wiggle Video
Friday, March 6, 2015
St. Patrick's Day!
If your a lover of Mode Styling Gel.
Come pick up the Special Edition of "Lucky Boy" while supplies last.
Same hold, Same shine. Different fragrance and now it's in the Holiday Color.
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Friday, February 27, 2015
Two Day Shoot
Excited to see the outcome of this special project I had my Crew work on. One of our many Styled girls. Straight from London and new to LA, Jade was styled up in our 1960 Inspired Look.
Anticipating the Drop of this Video Shoot.
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Golds Golds Golds
Going lighter? A lot to keep in mind.
Hydrating Shampoos and Conditioners along with blow dry lotions to keep moisture in the hair!
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Friday, February 13, 2015
Hair Cut and Blow Dry Style
Hair done by Ray
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Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Length & Beard
There's a lot your Barber can teach you about at home care.
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Thursday, February 5, 2015
Men's Hair
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GQ will be uploading the next video on styles working with Pomades and Gels. Stay tuned!
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Saturday, January 31, 2015
ISSE Hair Show Convention
Excited we had a great turn out at our Home Base Hair Show at Long Beach international Salon Spa Exhibit.
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Sunday, January 25, 2015
Closed Sunday, Jan 25th
We will be attending the Long Beach ISSE Hair Show.
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Thursday, January 22, 2015
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Hydrate and Trim for Growth
Most times, it's the routine trims and hydrating treatments that clients don't know about. We encourage this routine to encourage hair growth. We get the chance to trim the ends of your hair to maintain strength at the ends while the hair grows from the scalp.
Talk to your stylist about what products would work best for your hair texture. In today's world, a good shampoo & conditioner is key. However, other styling agents can be effective to achieve the look your going for.
Hair by Marcy Rae
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Thursday, January 8, 2015
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
Hair by Marcy Rae
Just know we're here to customize a look that fits your lifestyle.
Most of the colors you see here are not too much maintenance.
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Monday, January 5, 2015
Todays Pompadore
When We hear Pompadore We see classic styles from the rebel looks of James Dean, Morrissey & Johnny Cash. Although we do enjoy a hard styled pomp. We're not one's to identify a Pompadore that came from the Bubble Gum look of the 50's. Keep it natural, make it pomp. No more egg yolk! You know what We mean...
They Obsess about the Past, We Obsess about the future
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Wednesday, December 31, 2014
Hair for the NewYear!
I love to take care of my Main Girl especially because She deserves to have her hair done too!
HairColor | Lifted Base, Balayage
Saturday, December 27, 2014
New Years Schedule
Open 11:00am - 6:00pm
Saturday, Dec 27th & Sunday, Dec 28th
Available by appointment on Tue, Dec 30th
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Friday, December 26, 2014
Haircut Style | NYE Hair
Giving Clients the look to ring in the New Year.
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Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Happy Holidays!
We enjoy getting each and everyone of you ready to show your best spirits!
We'll be Open to get everyone ready for New Years!
Open 11:00am-6:00pm
Friday, Dec 26th
Saturday, Dec 27th
Sunday, Dec 28th
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Sunday, December 21, 2014
Extended Holiday Hours
Open today from 11:00am - 6:00pm
Always enjoyable to allow a client the best of two worlds. The skin fade and a length cut.
Friday, December 19, 2014
Traveling visitors
Thank you Jordan for making the drive from Pasadena each week for your haircut visit.
Hair cut and style by Ray
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Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Holiday Special & Holiday Hours
To those who could use it!! And for you too!
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Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Selfie Shout Our to Mario
Not that I had much to do with it. But after this shoot he just got himself a whole new set of selfies.
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Cabinet of George Papandreou
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Initial cabinet of George Papandreou outside the Hellenic Parliament on October 7, 2009
|Date formed
|7 October 2009
|Date dissolved
|11 November 2010
|People and organizations
|Head of government
|George Papandreou
|Deputy head of government
|Theodoros Pangalos
|Head of state
|Karolos Papoulias
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Communist Party of Greece (KKE)
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|Greek legislative election, 2009
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Following the 4 October 2009 general elections, George Papandreou, the leader of the PA.SO.K., formed a government, which was sworn in on 7 October.[1] A major cabinet reshuffle was made in September 2010.[2] The cabinet was succeeded by the Lucas Papademos's Coalition Cabinet.
The 2009 cabinet[edit]
|Wikinews has related news: Greek Prime Minister sworn in, new cabinet appointed
The cabinet has 36 members, 14 ministers and 22 deputy ministers, a reduction in the size of government as promised by the PA.SO.K. leader during his campaign for the country's parliamentary elections. Twenty-four of the new members of the government had no previous ministerial experience. Nine of the members were women, a very large proportion by Greek standards, while five of them were named to head ministries among the 14 portfolios.[3] Papandreou appointed himself foreign minister, a portfolio he held in a previous Pasok government.[4]
Changes in government structure[edit]
The new cabinet features less ministries than usual in the past (four less than the previous cabinet),[3] and significant changes in several of them:
- the post of a Vice-President of the Government has been re-introduced and given a coordinating role over the Government Council for Foreign Affairs and Defense (KYSEA) and the committee on Economic and Social Policy.
- the united Ministry for Economy and Finance has been split up again, with the Ministry for Economy also taking over the role of the Ministry for Development and most functions of the Ministry for Mercantile Marine.
- the regional ministries, namely the Ministry for Macedonia–Thrace and the Ministry for the Aegean and Island Policy, were abolished. Instead, a Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Finance, Competitiveness and Mercantile Marine resided in Macedonia.[1]
- the Ministry for Transport and Communications was merged with the Public Works sector of the Ministry for the Environment, Physical Planning and Public Works, while a dedicated Ministry for the Environment, Energy and Climate Change is created.
- the General Secretariats of Public Order (supervising the Hellenic Police and Hellenic Fire Service) and of Civil Defence of the Ministry for the Interior, together with the Hellenic Coast Guard (previously under the purview of the Ministry for Mercantile Marine) are joined into the new Ministry for the Protection of the Citizen.[1] In essence, it forms a revival, in a revised form, of the old Ministry for Public Order.
- the ministries of Culture and Tourism were merged.[1]
The 2010 cabinet[edit]
Prime Minister Papandreou's second cabinet was sworn in on 7 September 2010,[2] after a major cabinet reshuffle with 48 cabinet members comprising the new government, of which seven members were alternate ministers – up from two in the previous Cabinet – and 24 deputy ministers. The majority of Cabinet members are M.P.s from the ruling PA.SO.K. party.The Ministry of Maritime Affairs, Islands and Fisheries - essentially the re-established Merchant Marine ministry - was established.[2]
The 2011 cabinet[edit]
Prime Minister George A. Papandreou announced a Cabinet reshuffle on 15 June 2011 amidst the worsening Greek debt crisis and mounting protests.[5] The new cabinet was announced and sworn in on 17 June. It features 41 members, seven down from the 2010 cabinet, and a new ministry, that of Administrative Reform, split off from the Interior Ministry.[6] The Ministry for Maritime Affairs, Islands and Fisheries, established in 2010, was dissolved and merged with the Ministry for Regional Development and Competitiveness.
The new cabinet received a vote of confidence on 21 June 2011, with 155 (51.7%) votes in favour (all from PA.SO.K. members), 143 (47.7%) against, and two (0.7%) abstentions.[7]
Prime Minister George A. Papandreou also announced the formation of a Government Committee (Κυβερνητική Επιτροπή) composed of leading ministers:[6]
- Dimitris Reppas
- Haris Kastanidis
- Evangelos Venizelos
- Michalis Chrysohoidis
- Giorgos Papakonstantinou
- Anna Diamantopoulou
- Giannis Ragousis
- Andreas Loverdos
- Kostas Skandalidis
- Christos Papoutsis
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|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Cabinet of George Papandreou.
- General
- "New PASOK government Cabinet announced". ANA-MPA (ana-mpa.gr). 2009-10-06. Retrieved 2009-10-09.
- "PM proceeds with sweeping cabinet reshuffle". ANA-MPA (ana-mpa.gr). 2010-09-07. Retrieved 2010-09-11.
- Specific
- ^ a b c d HK Tzanis (2009-10-07). "Greece gets new government". Southeast European Times. Retrieved 4 June 2010.
- ^ a b c "New Cabinet convenes after swearing-in ceremony". ANA-MPA. 2010-09-07. Retrieved 11 September 2010.
- ^ a b Maria Petrakis; Natalie Weeks (2009-10-07). "Greek Government Sworn in; Katseli Gets Economy Post (Update1)". bloomberg.com. Retrieved 4 June 2010.
- ^ Leviev-Sawyer, Clive (2009-10-07). "Greek Prime Minister George A. Papandreou's cabinet sworn in". The Sofia Echo. Retrieved 4 June 2010.
- ^ "Γ. Παπανδρέου: Αύριο θα σχηματίσω νέα κυβέρνηση" (in Greek). Eleftherotypia. 15 June 2011. Retrieved 17 June 2011.
- ^ a b "Ανακοινώθηκε το νέο υπουργικό σχήμα" (in Greek). ANA-MPA. 17 June 2011. Retrieved 17 June 2011.
- ^ "Greek government survives confidence vote". BBC News (BBC). 22 June 2011. Retrieved 22 June 2011.


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I am contemplating a larger plant or shrub for the very back corner which due to the large tree in behind and the proximity of the cedar hedge on the side gets very litte (no?) direct sun. Are there any hydrangeas that will flower well in such an aspect?
Hydrangeas can grow and bloom well even if they do not get direct sunlight. They will bloom best if they get several hours of sun though. However, if there is bright indirect light, H. macrophylla produces nice blooms. I have a few mac's and arborescens on a north facing wall where they get no sun and others where they get some sun in the summer. Both bloom well.
The area in your picture seems bright enough, so I would try some. Glyn Church recommends these mac's for shade: Immaculata, Marechal Foch, Mme. Travouillon, Parzifal, Quadricolor and Sister Therese.
Oakleaf hydrangea did not perform well (bloomage wise) for me when the shrub was planted near the drip line of a large tree. I re-read Glyn Church again and found this quote referring to oakleaf hydrangeas: best grown in a sunny site as too much shade will supress the bush and reduce the number of flowers but, a morsel of shade will be fine in hot climates.
Direct sun is not necessary but if you really think this location is very shady then consider (1) planting one shrub to experiment, (2) raise the canopy of the tree or lower the hedge to see if that helps or (2) try other plants. If you choose mopheads, make sure they will be fine in your zone or get reblooming ones.
Good suggestions 'luis'...thank you. Quantifying shade is so difficult isnt it? And I do think that I will need to experiment re those plants that are not true heavy shade plants. One never knows until one tries.
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Tell me I got my math wrong: one second of video would take 4650 years to play back at 30fps?
What is supposed to trigger the start of a recording that can only last such a short time?
Most particle physics happens on much faster time scales than picoseconds. There is some slower physics but that can generally be measured by looking at the verticies where tracks diverge and calculating the time it too particles to get to those vertices.
For measuring beams rather than the individual particle collisions we can use transverse deflection structures (a sort of streak-camera on steroids) to get to resolutions of a few femtoseconds.
The original article is a nice technique, but whether it is the fastest depends on how you define "camera". It is probably the fastest for 2-d images, but there are much faster 1-d imagers.
I mean, the speed of light is 299,792,458,000 Millimeters per second. Maybe I miscalculated something (I always get confused with the way the US names its powers of 10), but doesn't that mean that in 15 frames of this movie, light only moves for about a millimeter? Someone with more background in physics may shed some light onto this (no pun intended), but when you're dealing with stuff SO fast that it approaches the speed of light, isn't measuring and recording subject to the problem that you cannot transport information (and thus also the result of your experiment to the observing camera) faster than said speed of light?
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Pics, to come..pics to come...tons of stuff still in UPS/FedEx/USPS vehicles! Hahaha...I know it's a wicked disappointment with no pic! So, don't worry...stash pics soon.
Can you mamas please take a moment to review my stash of diapers? I was using Kawaii AIOs and hated them...bitter, bitter hatred is all I have for those!! (All for reasons that are personal, I think they are great for some people!) Anyway, my baby girl is coming at the end of May, beginning of June and I think my stash is pretty complete....what do you think?
I have:
12 - Indian Preemies
12 - GMD Sm/yellow edge
24 - GMD Md/red edge
3 - snappis + a whole bunch of diaper pins
14 - NB (some GM Workhorse, some Etsy finds, some MDC mamas)
3 - Med (MDCs bargains!)
6 - OS (Bella Bottom OS from an MDC mama, they are pristine, I'm so pleased!)
2 - NB wool
1 - Sm wool
1 - Md wool
7 - Md Bummis Super Whispers
4 - Etsy made ZORB doublers
1 - pair nursing pads, wool
1 - Lg Planet Wise wet bag
1 - Sm Planet Wise wet bag
So what do you think of that, mamas? I also have some longies and shorties (wool, obv) for 6+ months and will be making more after this spring business and baby birthing is over.
I'm extremly happy that most ALL of this is used stuff that is in perfect condition that I scooped up for *scandalous* money. The only things that were really "pricey" were the 4 wool covers...but really, in the $12-18/piece range and REALLY cute stuff...plus "mama made", so I'm happy to give them my money. The only things I bought new new (other than the NB wool covers) were a few of the fitteds, which were mama made on Etsy.
So, all in all, I'm extremely pleased with how little I spent and the fact that it was almost all used and it was ALL purchased either on MDC, DiaperSwappers or Etsy. YAY USED SHOPPING!!! I'm so pleased.
I am too busy and too stressed to make anything diaper related right now, way too many sewing projects going on, but will begin making more longies/shorties after this summer is passed.
Other than that, I keep getting this tugging feeling that I need more NB covers...what do you guys think? I tried to put more money in NB fitteds so I could avoid lots of NB covers because I was finding fitteds much cheaper than covers and am under the impression that with fitteds on newborns you have fewer blowouts and need fewer covers...anybody think that sounds crazy??
Thanks for looking!
I agree, a couple more in each nb and small covers are a good idea. Esp when you're washing your wool and to rotate.
Put it this way, and it's easier to see what you have:
12 - Indian Preemies
12 - GMD Sm/yellow edge
14 - NB fitteds (some GM Workhorse, some Etsy finds, some MDC mamas)
2 - NB wool
6 - OS Fitteds (Bella Bottom OS from an MDC mama, they are pristine, I'm so pleased!)
1 - Sm wool
24 - GMD Md/red edge
3 - Med Fitteds (MDCs bargains!)
1 - Md wool
7 - Md Bummis Super Whispers
4 - Etsy made ZORB doublers
1 - pair nursing pads, wool
1 - Lg Planet Wise wet bag
1 - Sm Planet Wise wet bag
3 - snappis + a whole bunch of diaper pins
Based on that, you'll be washing dipes about every 36-48 hours during your NB period. And you definitely need more covers in your smaller sizes. You have plenty in Med, but NB and Sm are both seriously lacking. You need at least 6 in each size, particularly using PFs. I wouldn't go with all wool - until you get proficient with pfs, the poo has a tendency to get on the cover, and then has to be washed (and dried). Much less frustrating to use fleece or PUL (something machine washable) over PFs. And wool also can't go under those cute one-piece outfits because of compression wicking.
IME preemie PFs are only suitable as doublers if your babe is average sized. They never would have fit my 8 lber at birth.
You're also missing wipes.
Oh, and I'll just say that PF or fitted, I still had problem containing anything because of DS' chicken legs. It took months and lots of buying/selling different brands of dipes to find one that was snug enough around the leg to prevent blowouts. So build can render all your planning moot.
Based on that, you'll be washing dipes about every 36-48 hours during your NB period. And you definitely need more covers in your smaller sizes. You have plenty in Med, but NB and Sm are both seriously lacking. You need at least 6 in each size, particularly using PFs. I wouldn't go with all wool - until you get proficient with pfs, the poo has a tendency to get on the cover, and then has to be washed (and dried). Much less frustrating to use fleece or PUL (something machine washable) over PFs. And wool also can't go under those cute one-piece outfits because of compression wicking.
IME preemie PFs are only suitable as doublers if your babe is average sized. They never would have fit my 8 lber at birth.
You're also missing wipes.
Oh, and I'll just say that PF or fitted, I still had problem containing anything because of DS' chicken legs. It took months and lots of buying/selling different brands of dipes to find one that was snug enough around the leg to prevent blowouts. So build can render all your planning moot.
Thank you for your feedback!
I had definitely planned to be washing every other day in the beginning. I got the number of fitted NB dipes that you see because I want to use wool as much as I can. I researched and researched and I know that nothing can top experience, but I specifically purchased most of the NB fitteds that I have because they are brands/WAHMshops/designs which are generally viewed as being superior in their "poop catching performance" for NBs (extremely awesome gussets, etc). Oh...and the reason I splurged a bit more on the wool covers is because I wanted REALLY cute ones cause I know I'm going to be looking at them all the time! ;)
I definitely got the preemie pfs on purpose....I give birth to tiny peanuts, but more than that, I don't have many doublers on my list because I planned to use the preemie pfs for just that purpose. Do you think I need more small pfs or NB sized? I have an opportunity to grab some used (they are really beautiful and fluffy too!) right now...should I jump on them?
I am making the wipes myself, that's one of the sewing projects I'm up to my neck in right now...I have way too much going on in my sewing corner, though and wipes is about all I can do!
So mamas....the poster above me is encouraging me to look into covers that are not all wool....do you think that I need to shy away from wool for my NB? Or do you think that the number of fitteds I have will help me to be more successful in catching poop (thus, making it less a pain in the butt to use all wool).
I am definitely going to get more covers for NB/Sm....do you think I should invest in more wool or in like thirsties,etc style covers?? I really, really don't like PUL and I don't like fleece...but I also want to have a nice, relaxing time hanging out with my NB this summer and if you think that wool is gonna be too big a pain, I'll diversify my stash based on MDC mama wisdom!
I haven't used wool covers (I'm lazy...it's enough trouble to wash DD's wool sweaters & socks), but I feel like having an all-wool stash is an invitation to the universe to give you a whopping big smackdown by making your baby poo incessantly. :) In case it helps, I found that the thirsties covers are fairly non-plasticy feeling (not nearly as plasticy as the bummis covers) and fit my long-and-skinny baby really well, even when she was tiny (6 lbs).
I would go with more small pfs, not the NB size. You'll get more use out of them. We used the infant size until about 9 mos, when DS hit a growth spurt and started chunking out.
And it's not to say that wool isn't great - we used wool almost exclusively with DS for the first year. But I was washing a LOT of wool. I was also doing a LOT of laundry from going coverless. If you're in a hot climate, then maybe wool is a better choice, just because it allows baby to stay cooler, but in that case I'd plan to have 10 or so, just so you can keep them rotating and get them washed. If you're at all good with a crochet hook, I do have a pattern that you can turn out in about an hour with a worsted weight wool, and it stretches to fit, so I've made it to cover 2 sizes (NB/infant).
At this point, I've discovered that I actually like fleece covers. I prefer wrap style to pull-up, particularly on floppy infants. And for non-plasticy feeling PUL covers, go with something that is not wipe-clean interior. It means more laundry, but it's feels much nicer. Imse Vimse, Bummis Super Whisper, and I love my Mommy's Touch OS cover, although not sure how it would do on a NB. Just be aware that the IV run big - my DS couldn't wear the NB size until he was about 3 mos.
As pp said, more covers... I like at least 1 cover for every 3-4 diaper changes. Newborns go through 12-14 changes per 24 hours, so how often you will want to be doing laundry will reflect how many diapers you have on hand. Remember you will be recovering from birth... Do you have someone to do the laundry for you? Including washing the wool covers as needed?
You said your babies are small, so I think newborn size are a good idea. I have large babies - the last 2 were both over 9lbs. and while they were fine in small sized diapers, they still seemed to swim in them for awhile. I am buying a stash of newborn diapers this time around and then transitioning to one-sized diapers. If I was doing prefolds or fitteds and covers, I'd want 36 nb or small plus 8-12 covers and then at least 24 in medium plus 4-6 covers.
You may get away with less covers with wool because they do hold pee better and can be air dried but they also take more effort to wash when they need it.
I would not buy anything beyond mediums at this point, mine never got past the smallest settings in theirs.
If you want to try another cover, the Bummis wraps are pretty good. They do have PUL but it is sandwiched between knitted poly, so it is a thicker material and you don't have that shiny inside you do on plain pul. I have the velcro ones but they have come out with a snap closure since then and if I buy more it will be them because the velcro wore out pretty fast. That is my only complaint with them. They have some really cute prints too. It might be nice to have some nb sized on hand just for the early days when you want to be spending less time washing.
I think people covered the gaps in your stash pretty well.
Wool and the newborn. If you get poop on the wool, and with the frequency of newborn poops you will, you're going to have to wash it. And they can't be washed in the regular wash. So factor in hand washing, lanolizing, and dry time. In my experience having used prefolds on a newborn, the best diaper cover is one that has gussets (like bummis or thirsties). They're not my favourite covers, but they were the best with a newborn. They're essential to preventing poo-splosions which wool will not. With prefolds and wool the poop will be out the leg and up the back. Around 6-8 weeks when the pooping decreases and it doesn't really happen at night, that's when we switched to wool (which we only use at night). Wool/prefolds never worked for me. I think wool and fitteds is a great combo.
I'd also recommend another large wet bag. I wash my diapers every other day, and so the wet bag goes in the laundry and hangs to dry. So I don't leave dirty diapers lying around, or have to frantically run down the stairs to get the clean wet bag, I found that two were really important. It became even more important after the baby started solids at 6 months so I could spray the diaper and immediately put the soaking wet thing in the bag.
Thank you so much, women! They are so cheap to pick up used on diaperswappers and MDC that I think it's worth getting some and trying it out.
If there is anything I've learned from my Kawaii disaster, it's that it is worth having a more diverse stash in the beginning and seeing what works for me! That is why I haven't purchased anything beyond the small to medium range.
Thank you all so much!
Just wanted to say... I know where you are coming from, I want to use wool with my babe due in May. I hate the idea of pul, it just sounds so uncomfortable! That being said, I have about 8 pul covers in NB and another 8 pul covers in S. As much as I hate the idea of pul, I need to save my sanity! I'm knitting up lots of wool soakers and longies, but I want to have the pul as backup!
I've found all my covers on Diaperswappers and my favorites are the Imse Vimse cotton... no exposed pul. They do run very big though, the preemies are the same size as my other NB covers and the NBs are the same size as my other small covers! Imse vimse also makes a machine washable wool wrap that gets great reviews... they are pretty expensive new but I've found mine used for around $15 to $20 each (again they run big and I don't think they make a preemie size in the wool wrap but I'm not sure... I have a NB, SM, and Med)
In my experience, depending on the fitteds you don't really need that many covers even in newborn sizes. We used ME Sandy's fitteds right from birth and had 3 of their PUL covers. The diapers were so awesome at holding in poop that I recall thinking I really would have been fine with just 2 of them. And DD liked to cover every square inch of the diaper when she pooped, even so we only had 2-3 times when the poop went outside of the fitted and onto the cover during the first 3 months that we used that size. So personally I'd just get a couple in each size to go along with your wool, maybe 3 in each since you will be using some prefolds to allow for the folding learning curve.


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Although there is no single explanation for the decline, the lack of innovation in hard candy and lollipops may be partly to blame, according to Sally Lyons Wyatt, executive practice leader at IRI, a market research firm.
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When It's Over Poem by Max Plowman
'Young soldier, what will you be
When it's all over?'
'I shall get out and across the sea,
Where land's cheap and a man can thrive.
I shall make money. Perhaps I'll wive
In a place where there's room for a family.
I'm a bit of a rover.'
'Young soldier, what will you be
At the last 'Dismiss'?'
'Bucked to get back to old Leicester Square,
Where there's good champagne and a glad eye winking,
And no more 'Verey Lights' damnably blinking
Their weary, dreary, white-eyed stare.
I'll be out of this.'
'Young soldier, what will you be
When they sign the peace?'
'Blowed if I know; perhaps I shall stick it.
The job's all right if you take it steady.
After all, somebody's got to be ready,
And tons of the blighters 'll get their ticket.
Wars don't cease.'
'Young soldier, what will you be At the day's end?'
'Tired's what I'll be. I shall lie on the beach
Of a shore where the rippling waves just sigh,
And listen and dream and sleep and lie
Forgetting what I've had to learn and teach
And attack and defend.'
'Young soldier, what will you be
When you're next a-bed?'
'God knows what; but it doesn't matter,
For whenever I think, I always remember
The Belgians massacred that September,
And England's pledge - and the rest seems chatter.
What if I am dead?'
'Young soldier, what will you be
When it's all done?'
'I shall come back and live alone
On an English farm in the Sussex Weald,
Where the wounds in my mind will be slowly sealed,
And the graves in my heart will be overgrown;
And I'll sit in the sun.'
'Young soldier, what will you be
At the 'Last Post'?'
'Cold, cold in the tender earth,
A cold body in foreign soil;
But a happy spirit fate can't spoil,
And an extra note in the blackbird's mirth
From a khaki ghost.'
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Beautiful, glad your not a hunter, my husband is and he knows if I went with him hunting with my camera, after I got the shot I want I would yell RUN!!!! Beautiful photo! This would do well in the group Eye Contact! He looks like he is looking right at you.
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In a move sure to help Broncos fans miss fewer great endings and Denver kickoffs, the NFL announced it will push back all 4:15pm ET kickoffs to 4:25pm ET.
According to the league's research, over the past three seasons, doubleheaders forced TV networks to switch away from 66 games that were still ongoing. The NFL says this 10-minute shift would have prevented 51 of those Heidi-style preemptions.
Although this was likely not a problem for Broncos fans in the Mountain West viewing area, those of us who live elsewhere have all experienced the agony of waiting for some Jaguars/Titans snoozer to conclude while we miss Denver's opening possession or two. Sometimes, of course, this serves to save us from even worse pain, ala the 59-14 drubbing by the Raiders in 2010, when many of us were spared Oakland's first two scores.
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Good Morning, Broncos fans! This will thankfully be taking place past my own bedtime, but for those of you who will stay up to watch the second half of the Week 1 MNF doubleheader, you'll be stuck listening to Chris Berman and Trent Dilfer calling the Chargers/Raiders game for the Worldwide Leader. If anyone out there doesn't know why this is one of the worst events in the history of the world, here's a thoughtful melange of reaction from around the web to help clarify things:
Drew Magary: Berman truly believes he's an NFL institution, and that means you're going to spend the whole evening being reminded of it. He's gonna make it painfully aware to you that he's doing a game for the very first time, at long last. He's gonna say THEHHHHHH RAYDEEZZZZZZ 900 times.
KSK: Naturally, we can expect large quantities of CARSON "DON'T CALL ME ROBERT" PALMER DROPS BACK AND ZZZZZIIIPPPP PICKED OFF BY ERIC "WEDDLE WE GO NOW" AND WHOOOOOOOP AND WHOOOOOOPP AND HE. MAY. GO. ALL. THE. WAY. THEYRENOTGONNAGETHIM until our brains extrude through our ears. And with Dilfer's self-serious act as the chaser, the mute button shall be our only recourse.
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John Elway turns 52 today. Happy Birthday, John - and Thank You.
Quoth the draftniks, Evermore: You will always draft the largest man on the board. It will lead to riches and wins.
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There's Edgar Allen Poe, and then there's Dontari Poe - one could write brilliantly, the other is simply huge. At 6-3 and 346 pounds, Kansas City's future at nose guard may be tied to Poe's ability to play the two-gap nose position. Poe is without question a huge man with surprising athletic talent. The question that's going to have to be answered is whether he fits the slot for which he's been chosen.
Dontari Poe looks every inch and every pound the 'monster in the middle' kind of nose guard that odd-front teams all over the NFL are looking for. Head coach Romeo Crennel is drooling over his chances of turning around the team's fortunes. There was a lot more than Poe to KC's draft, but despite all the clamoring about him and his potential, there's something that people aren't talking about.
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Of the Broncos' 130 total suites, the team tries to lease 115 each season, leaving 15 to sell on a game-by-game basis. Last season, the Broncos left more than five additional suites unleased because they couldn't find anyone willing to buy the leases, which cost an average of $115,000 per season.
But the Broncos are so confident that they will be able to sell suite leases for the upcoming season that they are planning to convert two 32-person party suites, which are sold on a game-by game basis for $15,000, into six to eight mini suites, which they would lease on a seasonal basis for $60,000. The renovations would allow the team to generate an extra $276,000 of revenue per season from the same amount of square feet in their stadium, according to Ryan Barefoot, the Broncos' senior director of premium seating.
In related news, the team announced today that single-game tickets will go on sale July 23.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! Player safety and the bounty scandal/investigation/suspensions continue to be the main topic of NFL discussion.
Starting with the Saints, Drew Brees says his team's coaches have not spoken out much against the bounty sanctions because they fear further punishment from the league. Brees is also working to promote concussion testing for youth athletes and is confident he'll have a new contract in the coming weeks.
New Orleans teammate Remi Ayodele said through his agent he "doesn't recall hearing" the "give me my money" statement during the 2009 NFC title game, for what that's worth.
As for player safety, Mike Freeman hears there was no mention of CTE at the rookie symposium, while Alex Marvez details the theory that strengthening the neck muscles of football players would aid in concussion prevention. Over at PFW, Kevin Fishbain kicks off a series about the technology of helmets by stressing that they can only really function to protect the skull, not to stave off concussions.
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Happy Tuesday, friends. I've rarely done this over the years, but I am a little short on time today, with packing, and my final month-end close ever at my soon-to-be-former employer going on. I'm going to do Part 2.5 of the Bartlett Defense series today, rather than move to Part 3, which will be lengthy and complex. I'll probably write most of that in the car on Sunday, on my way to Florida, and I'll release it next Tuesday.
Today I want to focus on responding to an excellent Facebook comment that we received, regarding Part 2. If you haven't read Part 2, you should, and you should probably start at Part 1 if you haven't seen that. The comment comes from John Randall, who seems to really know his stuff. His points are excellent, and in fact, I have thought of approaches to all of it. Since his comment is so good, I am just going to let it guide me in the direction of explaining how I plan to deal with some real issues that go with trying a new approach.
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Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe turns 44 today, which also happens to be the retired number of fellow Broncos HOFer Floyd Little. Happy Birthday, Shay!
Good Morning, Broncos fans! The team released its official training camp schedule yesterday; as expected, it will kick off a month from today at Dove Valley.
This means we're facing the dead zone for NFL news, which in turn means the Lard is going to have a whole lot of obscure stories, with plenty of them focused on old/former friends.
Now, we have some readers who are dead tired of reading about Timmy Tebow and my opinion of the punt protector. Others wonder why we're still bothering with Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall, and some never tire of discussing Kyle Orton and his 12-21 record in Denver. Some have such disdain for NFL players that we can't help but wonder why they bother to watch at all.
To this end, and thanks to a suggestion from reader @wyoeng, we're going to devote a new section of the Lard to ex-Broncos, and as per reader @schmendrick12, it will be dubbed Offal. For those unfamiliar with the term, offal (pronounced like awful) refers to the delicious organs of an animal which most Americans probably think are disgusting, and you do know what goes into your hot dogs, right? Offal includes all sorts of tasty stuff including brains, hearts, livers, kidneys, tripe, and of course, testicles.
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With OTAs behind them, the Broncos are off until the two-a-days of training camp start on July 25. Plenty of what emerged from OTAs is worth noting:
Peyton Manning isn't at full strength yet, which is somewhat terrifying if you're on the defense. He certainly didn't have much trouble finding his rhythm or accuracy. Second-round pick Brock Osweiler got high marks from onlookers such as Cecil Lammey in terms of his improvement since the winter, and quarterbacks coach Adam Gase commented on his innate leadership, grasp of the playbook, and even-minded approach to the situation.
Sixth-rounder Danny Trevathan scored some immediate points by absorbing the playbook like a human sponge - the coaches looked at that coupled with his ability to move, and quickly put him with the first team nickel package at Will linebacker. With D.J. Williams's still challenging his six-game suspension for 'non-human urine' in his urinalysis, plus a DUI trial yet to be dealt with, Danny will be fighting against Nate Irving and Wesley Woodyard for game reps at weakside linebacker.


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An armed society is a polite society - Robert HeinleinA Gun-Free-Zone is nothing more than a hunting preserve for wackos.
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