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As a jury deliberates murder charges against them, Lyle and Erik Menendez prepare to mark personal milestones - six years behind bars at the Los Angeles County jail.
Before their March 1990 arrests in the shotgun slayings of their wealthy parents, Lyle and Erik Menendez zipped around town in fast cars and jetted around the world on the junior tennis circuit.
Now, as they await verdicts in their second trial, home is in a "high-power" module in the Men's Central Jail downtown - reserved for celebrities, snitches and anybody else who needs to be segregated from the general population, said Joseph Koch, senior deputy with the Sheriff Department's legal staff.
Their cells are spartan, just a bed, sink, toilet and ceiling light. Lyle's walls are decorated with a dozen or so personal snapshots and a picture of a bird.
It's not easy to get to know the neighbors in high-power, Koch said. There are no group activities and little opportunity to socialize, he said.
The brothers take their meals alone in their cells, where they also watch the hallway television. Other than that - except when they're in court, as they have been since October - they pass the time reading, talking on the telephone, writing letters, working out or talking to visitors.
Lyle was 22 when he was arrested March 8, 1990. Erik was 19 when he turned himself in three days later.
With the passing of time, the brothers have matured, said William Vicary, a psychiatrist who has treated Erik for many years.
"They're dramatically different because of all the counseling and the isolation and the opportunity to think over their lives, why they did what they did," Vicary said.
The brothers are seeking manslaughter verdicts in the Aug. 20, 1989, shotgun slayings of their father, Jose, 45, a wealthy entertainment executive, and acquittal in the killing of their mother, Kitty, 47. Their first trial ended in deadlock.
Prosecutors, who are seeking the death penalty, contend the brothers killed to win their independence and inherit their parents' $14 million fortune.
The brothers claim they killed out of fear and anger following years of physical, psychological and sexual abuse.
Never mind that the brothers' chief prosecutor, David P. Conn, calls them cold-blooded killers, Koch said the brothers are "always polite" to him.
Erik, who not too long ago earned Brownie points wiping tables and mopping floors, gets along well with his jailers, Vicary said.
"He's a less threatening, naive kind of guy," Vicary said. "Some of them even feel sorry for him."
Lyle does all right, sheriff's officials said, but there have been a few problems.
In November, Lyle spent time in "the hole" for hoarding jail jumpsuits, sheets and other items, according to a source. The hole is a cell with no privileges - phones, TV or exercise yard.
In 1991, prosecutors claim jailers found an elaborate escape plan, containing mention of foreign hideaways, in Lyle's cell.
Defense attorneys claim the documents are nothing more than Lyle's fantasy about what he would do as a free man.
Lyle also got into trouble for sneaking food from the snack cart, a source said.
Depending on the jury's verdicts - assuming there are any - and the outcome of a possible penalty phase, the brothers could be off to state prison, Death Row or home, wherever that is. (Their parents' Elm Drive mansion has been sold.)
Their departure will mean the end of a long acquaintance for Koch and the brothers. Will he miss them?
Koch paused.
"Not in the classical sense," he said. But "I'll remember them."
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From today's editorials: We mark Sunshine Week with a reminder to state leaders that their own transparency and accountability is still on the to-do list. ___________________ This is Sunshine Week, and if there is one thing Governor Paterson and legislative leaders could do to inspire more openness in state government, it would be to come […] [Read More]
Yes, a vote, on marijuana
Today's editorial: With bills to legalize marijuana for medical use moving along, the Legislature should bring these measures to the floor for a debate and vote, and not let them just wither again. ________________ Imagine, an open and honest debate in the state Senate, and on a very relevant and substantive issue. What happens all […] [Read More]
The Senate's tax games
From today's editorials: We don't need lawmakers grandstanding about late tax refunds while real budget problems go unresolved. ___________________ What a New York moment. The state is mired in a serious fiscal crisis, to the point where Governor Paterson says he might delay some $500 million in tax refunds to deal with a $1.4 billion […] [Read More]
Clean this
From today's editorials: Legislative leaders drop the ball in making sure than tens of millions of dollars are being properly spent on a brownfield cleanup and development program. ________________ Two years after the state overhauled a woefully flawed program that was supposed to encourage cleanup and redevelopment of polluted properties, it's reasonable to ask whether […] [Read More]
N.Y. still needs ethics reform
From today's editorials: Now that an override of the governor's veto of an ethics bill has failed, it's time for the Legislature to talk to him and get it right. Who's going to show their claim to be committed to reform was more than talk? _____________ There was every reason to suspect that the state […] [Read More]
A tidy profit at public expense
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Now, let's see real reform
From today's editorials: Gov. Paterson did the right thing in vetoing an inadequate ethics reform bill. He and the Legislature must go back at it, and get a proper bill done this session. __________________ There's an old phrase that describes a job that you know could be done a whole lot better, but that you're […] [Read More]
Hold all accountable on ethics reform
Governor Paterson's veto of seriously flawed ethics legislation by no means signals the end of the debate nor the end of the road, says the editorial board of The New York Times. And, if need be, both the governor and the Legislature should be replaced if they fail to produce acceptable results. [Read More]
Disclosure? Well, um … later
From today's editorials: State legislators say they're all for more personal disclosure — till you ask them for it. Their silence is a loud endorsement for reform. _________________ New York's state legislators would love to have you think they're itching to share details about their outside income, and that of their spouses. They even voted […] [Read More]
The wrong way to right Albany
From today's editorials: We endorse Gov. Paterson's plan to veto a new ethics bill. We're not asking for perfect, just better than OK. __________________ Just a few weeks after Governor Paterson called for a host of major ethics reforms, the state Legislature abruptly shook off its mantle of dysfunction and overwhelmingly passed a proposal of […] [Read More]
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If you read this blog regularly, then you know that I've struggled over the last couple of years with living on my own. The loneliness tends to creep in around dinner time and sticks around until I fall asleep or numb it out with one of my three go-to additions (TV, food, booze). I've tried to remedy this unpleasant feeling in other, more productive ways – meditation, working and playing hard (basically keeping busy), and working with two wonderful Huichol shamans (more on that soon) – but I remain susceptible to its pangs more often than I care to admit. Nevertheless, I think it's a basic human necessity to share your life with someone with whom you share a special intimate bond.
However, a recent sojourn into that tricky realm brought to my attention that, more often than not, there is a barrier between me and the rest of you that makes having a healthy relationship difficult, if not impossible. It's nothing unique. I'm pretty sure there are others who have constructed, knowingly or not, a wall between them and the rest of us too. I picture mine as being constructed of red brick, old clay bricks, crumbling so there is a substantial pile of red rubble lying on the ground near its base. The mortar is failing too, large chunks of it are missing in places and the corners of the wall are uneven and lower than the rest of the wall. It's old and failing, but it still separates me from you. Sometimes I can't even see or hear you from the other side.
Your wall might be made of stone, concrete, straw bails, or maybe it's just a sheet of plastic that you can pull down in one fell swoop, but it's there, separating us, keeping us from connecting. You say I'm just writing in metaphor, but I say it may as well be real because there is nothing more powerful in keeping you from what you want than FEAR.
Fear keeps me bottled up too often. I don't write more because I'm paralyzed by fear. I don't reach out to more people because I'm afraid. And fear keeps me from expressing who I really am, in so many ways, far too often.
The blessing has been that whereas I've been oblivious to its influence on my behavior for most of my life, I'm finally starting to see the fear, to recognize it and my attempts at subverting it. I see now how I've hurt myself, lost sleep, and a lot of hair trying to outrun the fear. A lot of my actions – like surfing hard, stressing over my body image, and needing to know all the answers – are just me trying to cover up my intense fear that you'll discover I'm imperfect and therefore unacceptable and unlovable. I'm so afraid of rejection that I do back flips in an attempt to prove to you that I deserve your love and attention.
The funny thing is that it took being rejected to make me see how much I am motivated by trying to avoid that very rejection.
I fell for someone recently, and as is typical for me, I fell hard, fully, unabashedly, and, it turns out, foolhardily. And at first he seemed to be falling too – we were two people falling into the fuzzy abyss of love with big smiles on our faces, holding hands on the way down. We seemed to read each others minds and synchronicities abounded when we were together. For the first couple of weeks I couldn't walk down the beach without finding heart-shaped rocks. Not just "a" heart-shaped rock, but rock after rock. One of them, about an inch across and pink, was almost perfect! The Universe was obviously telling us our love was divinely orchestrated.
But then he let go and I kept falling.
I fell for a while before I realized that I was on my own in feeling the way I wanted so badly to feel and to be felt about. I was pretty deep down in that hole when I finally had to accept that I was alone down there with a goofy grin on my face and holding on to nothing.
That was hard. It felt a lot like someone kicked me in the stomach with steel-toed boots on. I guess it was the impact of hitting the hard reality that was waiting for me at the bottom of my free-fall into unrequited love that knocked the wind out of me. What really happened was that over the course of several weeks the other person's actions (like his reaction to me giving him that pink heart-shaped rock) and what those actions said about how he felt sank in, and I had to admit to myself, "He's just not that into you." Yeah, no one wants to hear that, even if it's your very own heart gently sitting you down and telling you like it is for your own good.
I cried a lot that evening. I took a walk down the beach as the sun was setting and felt the hurt and the anger bubbling up to the surface despite my attempts to keep them down. It all came out in a big blubbering, tear- and regret-filled emotional waterfall. I was angry with myself for being such a fool, for jumping into the deep end of a relationship once again, for wanting it to be what I've been waiting for so bad that I rushed in without giving things time to cure, without giving either of us time to discern whether this was the path forward or not. As the anger dissipated, it was replaced by sadness as I felt, once again, the hole in my heart where loneliness lives.
"Oh, it's you again," I said with resignation. "So, tell me, when are you going to leave for good?"
"As soon as you learn to look for love within."
"I'm working on it," I said, looking skyward at a sky filled with so much beauty I knew my thoughts were heard elsewhere.
This experience has taught me something that I've been unaware of until now. It turns out I'm scared a lot. I'm running scared shitless of what other people think, afraid of people's judgment, and especially their rejection. My whole life story has been driven by me trying to avoid being rejected. And I've said it before, and someone wiser probably said it long before, fear is a poor motivator. It's a lot like running from your own shadow. You can never outrun it. And I'm tired of running.
The good news is that somehow during this experience, I realized that this heart of mine is full of love. As I ran over in my mind what happened and how things had fizzled so fast, I considered my actions in both romantic and other relationships and saw that they are more often than not caring, giving, and kind – all demonstrations of love. Gratitude, appreciation, and empathy are all rooted in love as well and these are emotions I experience daily. This made me realize that the fear that has driven me so often is not so much solid like a wall, but merely a smokescreen hiding the love that has always been right here inside me. To transform it and pass to the other side where we can all connect, I just need to turn that love inwards and recognize that I deserve my own loving embrace as much as anyone else does. So far, I mostly know this intellectually, but little by little I'm beginning to feel it in my soul.
That was one of the many wise things my lover-turned-friend-and-teacher said to me during our courtship.
And I can feel it right here in my heart, that unconditional love that I keep looking for elsewhere…I'm getting close, so very close.


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Enthusiastic crowds welcome riders on Day 2 of Le Tour de France 2014 as they enter the village of Ripponden in West Yorkshire. Vincenzo Nibali, from Astana Pro Team, passes the camera at the centre of the peloton. He later took the lead on this dramatic day's racing to win Stage 2 as it finished in Sheffield. He continued his early success in Yorkshire by winning the 2014 Tour de France three weeks later.
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Writer must read more carefully
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Fresh Air Fund - a place to volunteer
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Lights should illuminate at once
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Noted film director Padmasri K. Viswanath was presented the title 'Viswa Vikyata Darsaka Sarvabhouma' at a function organised by the TSR Lalitha Kala Parishad on the occasion of the 27th Maha Kumbhabhishekam at Ramakrishna Beach here on Monday.
Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas S. Jaipal Reddy, who participated as chief guest, hailed Rajya Sabha Member T. Subbarami Reddy for organising the Maha Kumbhabhishekam without a break for the last 26 years.
Transport Minister Botcha Satyanarayana described TSR as a multi-faceted personality for his involvement in politics, spirituality, and films.
Minister for Infrastructure and Investments Ganta Srinivasa Rao and director D. Rama Naidu also spoke.
Head of Sri Sarada Peetham Sri Swaroopanandendra Swamy gave his blessings.
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"Violence has many faces. Most are annonymus. A few of them are very known. And others are too familiar.
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By DCF Commissioner Angelo McClain
"From this day forward, I promise to be part of the solution in ending violence against women." – Massachusetts White Ribbon Pledge
On December 6, 2011, Jane Doe Inc., a statewide coalition against sexual assault and domestic violence, launched the 5th Annual Massachusetts White Ribbon Day Campaign, calling on men to step up and be part of the solution in ending men's violence against women. I am honored to join Paulo Pinto, MPA, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers, and my Co-Chair of the 2012 White Ribbon Day Campaign.
On March 1, 2012, Jane Doe Inc. will host the fifth annual statewide White Ribbon Day Event, calling upon men to stand up and be counted as allies in the fight against violence against women. An event will be held at the State House to commemorate White Ribbon Day, at 1:00 p.m., in the Great Hall. All are invited and encouraged to attend.
As part of the Massachusetts White Ribbon Day Campaign, men and boys are invited to take the White Ribbon Pledge, and sign up to be ambassadors. Ambassadors are men who have taken the Pledge to stand up against sexual and domestic violence and have committed to serving as examples for other men and boys.
- Take the pledge and sign up to be an ambassador at www.janedoe.org/whiteribbonday; when you sign up to be an Ambassador you are agreeing to recruit at least five men or boys to join you to take the pledge and to help raise awareness.
- Wear the White Ribbon as a symbol that you are against violence against women;
- Attend the fifth annual White Ribbon Day event at the State House on Thursday, March 1, 2012 at 1:00 p.m;
- Get involved with a local White Ribbon Day event; and/or
- Host a White Ribbon Day event.
The campaign is targeted at raising awareness and action among men, but women can participate by spreading the word to men they know and encouraging them to become ambassadors.
I was proud to join men from the leadership team at the Department of Children and Families (DCF) on January 23, when we stood together to take the pledge, committing to be part of the solution in ending violence against women. As men, it is our responsibility to set an example for young men and boys who look up to us which is why it is so important that men sign up as ambassadors and join this cause. We all have an important role to play in promoting awareness and prevention regarding sexual assault and domestic violence against women.
Great strides have been taken toward reducing sexual and domestic violence, but there is still important work to be done to ensure that women are safe in their homes and in their relationships. On March 1st, and throughout the year, let's all stand together to reduce, and eventually eliminate, all forms of violence against women.
To find out more about White Ribbon Campaign in Massachusetts and internationally visit: www.janedoe.org/whiteribbonday .
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- Publisher: Activision
- Genre: Miscellaneous General
- Release Date: Nov 6, 2011
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Linux Journal Contents #108, April 2003
Apr 01, 2003 By Staff
Control Everything from One Place with Synergy
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Run the pointer off the edge of the screen...onto a whole different computer? Forget the KVM switch, and use Synergy to interact with all your systems at once.
Scanning with SANE and Other Tools
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Here's the software and configuration to make scanning under Linux work.
Linux for a Small Business
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Can you exchange files with customers and keep track of business books with 100% free software? Small-business owner Gary Maxwell says yes.
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I look through hundreds of these things in an average week, and I can't count the number of times I end up reading something like the following, which absolutely cracks me up every single time:
"Typography is a critical element of (Business X), because usually it is the very first thing our customers see about us. We are a modern, cutting edge firm fully cognizant of the crucial part a vibrant, consistent look plays on the path to success. In seeking to reflect this company's unique, progressive philosophy, and after careful consideration, only one typeface fit our vision: Arial."
Not sure about you, but to me this is both amusing and an immediate assurance that whatever the business is, I'm not likely to be a patron.
"America loves a bargain", and you don't get much more of a bargain than a well hinted screen font installed 'for free' on every Mac, Linux and Windows computer made in the past ten years.
If these guys were to say, "we picked Arial because our graphic designers and marketing people couldn't come up with convincing enough arguments to make us spend a few thousand bucks on fonts" would you have more respect?
I work on a few major corporate accounts at work. The official font of GM Goodwrench is Myriad. The official Microsoft Canada font is Segoe, which is a weird Tahoma/Frutiger/Myriad face.
I will ALWAYS have more respect for the truth than anything less than the truth, regardless of the circumstances. Next question.
Perhaps something even better to say would be: "For our corporate typeface we've chosen Arial, a well-hinted screen font widely available and compatible with nearly every known operating system." But after being told how dynamic and forward-thinking a company is, and how dedicated it is to having a standout visual program, it just strikes me as funny when these places say the typeface that matches their philosophies is Arial. Or Times New Roman.
To me it's almost like a company is saying, as a dynamic, progressive business with employees spending large amounts of time on the road, we believe our company cars should be distinguishable from every other car, fitted with the best safety and technological features of the present day. They also must be attractive to look at. For that reason, all of our company cars are 1991 Honda Civic four-doors. To me that's just funny.


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For ever Vigilant..... One Shot One Kill.........
I'm with hiwall on this one. i lived and hunted around them in florida for many many years . Never worried about them unless we wanted a belt/hatband or to eat them. Then we shot them. If you just have to kill them keep a old fishing rod with the first first couple feet cut off . Then whack them behind the head and that will brake there backs. or keep a walking stick cut with a V on one end. You now where the branchs grow out. Poke at the head and kill them. Shooting pistol might bring a some kind of law. Fish and game or a sheriff, then you have a problem. Rattlers do more often than not try to warn you your to close . Pay attention.
I've not stepped on one, but I have stepped over or walked right by them (within a foot) without a problem. That doesn't mean the next one I see will react the same way. Sometimes I think snakes/animals are just like people. They have their good days & their bad days.
Seriously, what kind of pattern does the rat shot give at 3-4 feet, or less? Seems like accuracy may not be as critical as with a standard round, but unless it throws out a large pattern at short distances, still need to be somewhere near 'on target'. Any snake over 4 feet away, I'll just avoid it.
The only good snake is a dead snake,i see a snake i kill it. I dont care what kind they are, i either use my 10/22 or my 12g
Semper paratus.....virtute et armis
I'm with hardluk on this one; save the ammo and use a stick.
I understand that if your family is with you, then you might feel the need to eliminate the threat of a rattler. Especially if you have youngsters in tow. I was raised to never waste my kill, so rather than risk a snake full of lead shot, we use the 'stick and knife' method: one person pins the head or neck to the ground with a stick, then the second person can safely secure the head with his boot placed behind the stick, then the pocket knife takes the head off. The stick plus the width of the boot will place the cut at least 6 inches behind the rattler's head, well past the venom glands. The jaws will keep snapping for a while, so carefully bury the head, skin the critter for hand grips on your pistols, and eat the rest!
This can also be done without two people, but if you're alone, I suggest just walking away. If you insist on shooting snakes, keep in mind that a coiled and startled rattler, despite all the noise it makes, won't be moving his head much, so shot isn't really necessary when a well placed bullet will work as well. Then there's less lead to worry about eating and a skin that isn't riddled with holes might fetch you a couple bucks.
Gen'l BlackJack Pershing shot a snake that was near my Grandmother. He didn't step on it accidently, whip it, or poke it with a forked stick. What was good enough for him...
Im not getting close enough to a snake to whack it with a stick, ill leave the sticks for the wolves. I,ll shoot them everytime, the snake that i let go today may bite one of my kids tomorrow, not gonna chance it.


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Boob Scoop: While it might not be as much fun to talk about as all the cute things your baby is doing, Thrush, which is a fungal infection affecting your breasts and your baby's mouth is more common than you think and an important condition for new moms to know about. Thrush can cause painful tenderness on the nipples and can be passed back and forth from you to your baby if not treated in time. Two great natural therapies for thrush, which have been used successfully by mothers over the years, are oil of oregano and garlic. For topical use, place two drops of oil of oregano in a teaspoon of olive oil and rub on your nipples and your baby's diaper or mouth, where thrush is normally present. To use garlic, chop up 4-5 cloves a day, air out for 20 minutes, and swallow as pills or sprinkle over a favorite salad. (Airing out garlic helps to bring out its antimicrobial powers). Sharen Medrano, Yummy Mummy Support Group IBCLC (www.nycbreastfeeding.com)/
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Boob Scoop: Kathy Dettwyler, a leading anthropologist who studies breastfeeding and nightwaking from a historical, cross-cultural, and biological point of view, has found that human children are designed to nurse very frequently for their first few years. In fact, it is normal for children to nurse at night up to 3 or 4 years of age. However, since it may not be doable or realistic for some if not most mothers to feed at night for 3 to 4 years, it's helpful to know that there are gentle ways to go about night weaning. For some helpful tips, check out Night Weaning : KellyMom and read a mom's sweet and encouraging experience when it came to weaning her 2-year-old son. Night weaning Jack : KellyMom Sharen Medrano, Yummy Mummy Support Group IBCLC (www.nycbreastfeeding.com) http://yummymummystore.com/blog/
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Boob Scoop: If your baby has started to sleep for longer stretches but your breasts are feeling too full to allow you to get much sleep, manual expression or using a manual pump can help ease the fullness. Manually expressing or using a manual pump can be a lot easier than setting up an electric pump during the wee hours of the morning. If you decide to keep the expressed breastmilk in your room, just remember that it can stay out in room temperature for up to six hours. Sharen Medrano, Yummy Mummy Support Group IBCLC (www.nycbreastfeeding.com) http://yummymummystore.com/blog/
Flying with Baby
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Boob Scoop: When booking a flight and traveling with your nursing baby, try to reserve bulkhead seats for a more comfortable flight. These are the seats located where the airline separates its sections (i.e. business, economy) and typically allow for more legroom, which can make it more comfortable to nurse. If these seats are not available, sitting by a window is another good option. Window seats offer a nice view while you relax and sit back to breastfeed. Sharen Medrano, Yummy Mummy Support Group IBCLC (www.nycbreastfeeding.com) http://yummymummystore.com/blog/
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Boob Scoop: If you speak to other breastfeeding moms, you will quickly learn that all babies feed at different intervals and for different lengths of time. Just as every baby is different, so is every mother's breast storage capacity. Breast storage capacity refers to how much breastmilk a mother can hold in her breast. It is not influenced by a mother's breast size. Due to variations in breast storage capacity, all babies feed differently. As long as your baby is growing steadily, it's best to keep away from rules like "15 minutes on each side" or "every 2 hours." Instead feed your baby when he is hungry and remember that each mom and baby pair is unique. Sharen Medrano, Yummy Mummy Support Group IBCLC (www.nycbreastfeeding.com) http://yummymummystore.com/blog/
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Boob Scoop: If taking to the skies this summer, nursing during take-off and landing can help immensely with your baby's ear discomfort that occurs during a flight. The motion of sucking and swallowing accompanied with breastfeeding helps to keep the inside of the ears open and can help with unpopping them during changes in altitude. Breastfeeding can also keep your baby calm during fussy periods, which the crew and fellow passengers will surely appreciate :) Sharen Medrano, Yummy Mummy Support Group IBCLC
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Longer Sleeps
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Boob Scoop: If your baby begins sleeping longer stretches, your body will adjust to produce less milk during those times. However, if initially the fullness is keeping you awake, it would help to manually express or pump to soften your breasts in order to relieve the fullness. Pumping to empty the breasts would not be recommended since it would keep milk production the same. It can take a few days or sometimes a couple of weeks for production to level off, but just be patient. Eventually your supply will regulate to your baby's needs.
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Introducing the Bottle
Jun 10, 2014 4:06:04 PM
The best time to introduce your baby to a bottle is during the daytime, not the evening. With fussiness and cluster feeding likely to peak during the evening hours, trying a new method of feeding in the evening may not go as smoothly as it might earlier in the day. Once your baby is more comfortable drinking from the bottle, you will figure out what time works best for you and your baby.
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Is baby hungry?
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Boob Scoop: After about the first month of breastfeeding, it can sometimes be tricky to differentiate between a hungry baby and one that has just discovered his hands or is using them for soothing. When in doubt, it never hurts to put your baby to the breast. Breastmilk is always changing in composition and volume throughout the day and these important changes eliminate the concern of overfeeding. If your baby is breastfeeding for soothing you will notice suckling at the breast. If your baby is hungry, you will hear him make "eh" sounds or notice the deep swallows that accompany a feeding. In either situation, your baby will likely be happy to breastfeed since nursing will have met his need to soothe or feed.
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Gaining Too Quickly?
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Boob Scoop: When it comes to breastfed babies, gaining too quickly is generally not a concern since breastmilk is intended for their growing bodies. Breastfed babies tend to gain more quickly in the first three months (4 - 8 oz per wk) and then begin to lean out as they become more mobile. By the end of the first year, most have tripled or are close to tripling their birth weight. After year one, weight gain slows down but remains steady.
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Britain has a wonderfully rich stock of period houses - everything from medieval cottages to Georgian townhouses and Edwardian mansions. But many of these historic properties are now at risk. Some are unwittingly damaged by well-meaning owners or incompetent builders; others suffer long-term deterioration where mortgage lenders have imposed quick-fix 'remedies'. Despite being some of the most sustainable buildings on the planet, many old houses are now being subjected to ill-advised works to upgrade thermal efficiency, resulting in the destruction of the very qualities that make them so appealing, slashing their values. Haynes have come to the rescue with this clearly written, lavishly illustrated manual explaining the correct approach to care and repair - covering the full range of traditional materials. Every old house has a story to tell, so Haynes also show how to explore your home's history and strip back modern finishes to reveal long lost original features. This comprehensive manual is essential reading whether you want to get your hands dirty or just want to understand how old houses work and how to go about employing specialist craftsmen.This title features chapters such as: Is An Old House Right For You? How Old Buildings Work: Home Improvements: Roofs & rainwater fittings: Walls: The Wonder of Lime: Timber Frame: Structural movement: Timber, Rot & Beetle: Chimneys, Flues & Fireplaces: Ceilings, Internal Walls & Joinery: Floors: Windows, Doors & External Joinery: Decorations & Finishes: The services: Living for Today: Outdoors: Maintenance.
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I have the following class:
class Whuffie(models.Model):
"""Holds the amount of whuffie an engineer has earned in each project"""
engineer = models.ForeignKey(User)
project = models.ForeignKey(Project, related_name="related_project")
whuffie = models.IntegerField(blank=False, null=False
experience = models.IntegerField(blank=False, null=False)
mana = models.IntegerField(blank=False, null=False)
def __unicode__(self):
return u"%s (%s)" % (self.engineer.__str__() + self.project.__str__())
Am I using str() correctly in unicode()?
and in my test where I look to see if the record has been created properly am I still OK to call str() in that manner, even though it's supposed to be a magic method?
def setUp(self):
"""Set up the shared test data."""
self.w = Whuffie.objects.get(pk=1)
def testWhuffieNameIsProjectAndEngineer(self):
Tests that the name of the individual whuffie line is "Engineer (Project Name)".
self.assertTrue(self.w != None)
self.assertEqual(self.w.__str__(), "Engineer (Test Project)")
Elsewhere in Django str() is called whenever you reference the object instance itself so I was expecting to be able to test like this:
self.assertEqual(self.w, "Engineer (Test Project)")