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22nd August 2014
US: Nashville Mayor endorses same-sex marriage 4
4:02 PM — The Mayor of Nashville has announced his support for same-sex marriage.
6th August 2014
Boris Johnson will run for Parliament at next year's election 29
12:42 PM — Boris Johnson has confirmed he will likely run for a seat in the House of Commons in next year's general election.
28th July 2014
US: Out gay politician to run for Chicago mayor in 2015
7:36 PM — Dennis Sneyers, an out gay politician from Illinois, has announced plans to run for mayor of Chicago in 2015.
25th July 2014
France: Mayor who opposes same-sex marriage officiates son's wedding to a man 11
3:47 PM — A French mayor who condemned and mocked same-sex marriage has officiated the wedding between his son and his male partner.
13th July 2014
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford: I'm a spendaphobe, not a homophobe 16
11:54 AM — Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has dodged questions about whether he is homophobic, claiming to be a "spendaphobe" instead.
11th July 2014
Italy: Mayor attempting to ban all gay kissing 11
3:30 PM — A Mayor has launched a proposal to ban all public gay kissing in his town.
Canada: Toronto Mayor fresh out of rehab votes against helping homeless LGBT teens 17
11:24 AM — Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has voted against a proposal that would provide help for homeless LGBT teens, the only person to do so.
29th June 2014
US: Lesbian police chief sworn back in, after being fired by homophobic mayor 8
3:40 PM — A lesbian police chief, who was fired by her town's homophobic mayor, has finally been sworn back in.
US: St Louis marries four same-sex couples in spite of state ban 1
3:05 PM — Four same-sex couples have been allowed to marry in St Louis, Missouri, despite the state constitutionally banning same-sex marriage.
26th June 2014
US: Mayor makes last-ditch attempt to keep lesbian ex-Chief of Police out of job 12
3:50 PM — The career of a lesbian police chief purportedly fired for her sexuality once again hangs in the balance, just hours after a referendum seemed to confirm that she would be reinstated.
25th June 2014
US: Lesbian police chief set to be reinstated after dismissal by 'homophobic' mayor 3
12:57 PM — A lesbian police chief purportedly fired for her sexuality looks set to be reinstated, after residents in Latta, South Carolina, voted to shift powers away from its mayor, who has been accused of homophobia, to its town council.
15th June 2014
New York mayor: I won't march in St Patrick's Day parade until it includes gay people
6:17 PM — New York Mayor Bill De Blasio has said he will continue to boycott New York's annual St Patrick's Day parade until it includes LGBT people.
13th June 2014
US: Rhode Island gay mayoral candidate 'proposes' to husband in campaign ad 1
6:52 PM — A gay mayoral candidate in Providence, Rhode Island, has debuted a campaign ad recreating his proposal to his husband.
5th June 2014
US: Long Beach elects first openly gay mayor
8:24 PM — An openly gay Democrat has been elected as the mayor of Long Beach, California.
28th May 2014
US: Mayor of Pittsburgh to marry 20 same-sex couples in mass wedding at Pride 3
10:00 PM — The Mayor of Pittsburgh has announced he plans to marry up to 20 same-sex couples at Pride next month, to celebrate marriage equality in Pennsylvania.
US: Pittsburgh Mayor 'thrilled' to officiate at same-sex weddings 1
2:26 PM — The mayor of Pittsburgh has said he is "thrilled" at the idea of officiating at same-sex weddings, and will begin doing so in June.
24th May 2014
Lib Dem peer Brian Paddick: I was trapped in an abusive relationship 6
3:57 PM — Liberal Democrat peer Brian Paddick has revealed he was in an abusive relationship with his former partner, when he was Britain's most senior gay police officer.
10th April 2014
US: Seattle mayor supports scout leader who was banned for being gay 2
9:30 PM — The Mayor of Seattle has defended a scout leader who was fired for being gay and has refused to leave his post.
6th March 2014
Tory councillor 'disturbed' over Ian McKellen school visit cleared to become mayor 20
10:22 PM — A Tory councillor who said he was 'disturbed' that gay actor Sir Ian McKellen had been visiting schools is set to become Bristol's next Lord Mayor.
US: Santa Fe elects first openly gay mayor 1
8:36 PM — Santa Fe has elected its first ever openly gay mayor, former state Democratic party chairman Javier Gonzales.


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Joan Manning
West Division Vice President
Joan Manning has more than 25 years experience with the American Red Cross, serving in various capacities since joining the organization in 1987. From 2004 to 2008, Manning was the Western Frontier Division vice president. She then served as vice president of the Western Division until November 2013 when she was appointed vice president of the newly formed West Division, which includes 10 blood services regions. Before becoming a divisional vice president, Manning was the CEO of the Pacific Northwest and Midwest Blood Services Regions. She has a master's in public health administration from the University of Minnesota. A Midwest native, she now resides in Portland, Oregon.Geoff Kaufmann
Geoff Kaufmann
Chief Executive Officer, North Central Blood Services Region
Geoff Kaufmann joined the American Red Cross in 2008 as the CEO of the North Central Blood Services Region. He came to the Red Cross after a long and successful career as a leader and administrator in the healthcare industry, most recently as chief administrative officer for the Stillwater Medical Group. He has more than 30 years experience in the Twin Cities area with a background in business strategy, planning and implementation. Kaufmann has worked with many of the hospitals served by the Red Cross. He was also a member of North Central Region's board of directors for more than 13 years, including his role as chairman.
Kaufmann attended St. Olaf College in Northfield and received a master's in health policy and management from the University of Chicago. He also teaches at the Carlson School of Management and the School of Public Health at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis.
David C. Mair, M.D.
Chief Medical Officer, North Central Blood Services Region
Dr. David C. Mair provides medical and scientific oversight to the Reference and Neutrophil Laboratories in the North Central Blood Services Region. He also serves as an assistant medical director of the transfusion service and the therapeutic apheresis departments at the University of Minnesota Medical Center-Fairview in Minneapolis and the Minneapolis Veteran's Hospital. Mair is a published transfusion medicine expert and serves as an ad hoc reviewer for Immunohematology, the Journal of Clinical Apheresis, Transfusion, and the Archives of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine.
Gary Bachowski, M.D., Ph.D.
Assistant Medical Director, North Central Blood Services Region
Dr. Gary Bachowski earned his doctorates from the Medical College of Wisconsin. He has extensive training in transfusion medicine, cytopathology, pathology and biochemistry and is an active member and meeting participant with the AABB. Bachowski helps ensure regulatory compliance and provides medical supervision and counseling on donor safety and eligibility. He is also on the transfusion medicine staff at the Minneapolis Veteran's Hospital and the University of Minnesota Medical Center.
Tom Meyer
Board Chair, North Central Blood Services Region
Tom Meyer has been a member of the North Central Blood Services Region board of directors since 1997 and also serves on the American Red Cross Northern Minnesota Region board of directors. Meyer is the chief operations officer at Ameriprise National Trust Bank. He holds a bachelor's degree in mathematics and computer science/quantitative methods from the College of St. Thomas, in St. Paul, Minnesota.

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A geeky accountant tries to waltz his troubles away when he falls for a ravishing dance instructor in this sentimental charmer. Disqualified from Oscar competition because it appeared on Japanese TV before its limited U.S. run, Shall We Dance? steps out in winning style.
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Schedule Backups Using the Azure Backup Agent
Published: February 20, 2012
Updated: February 11, 2015
Applies To: Windows Server 2008 R2 with SP1, Windows Server 2012
Before you can make backups to Azure, a backup schedule for Microsoft Azure Backup is required. When this schedule configuration is complete, you can create backups as needed.
In this document
|This topic includes sample Windows PowerShell cmdlets that you can use to automate some of the procedures described. For more information, see Using Cmdlets.
Creating a backup with Microsoft Azure Backup requires that you have a valid Azure subscription and install the Azure Backup Agent and all of the prerequisite software as described in Install Azure Backup Agent and upload the vault credential. You also must register the server or computer with Microsoft Azure Backup as described in Register a server with Azure Backup. After these tasks are completed successfully, you can schedule backups by using the Microsoft Azure Backup snap-in (obsadmin.msc) or Windows PowerShell cmdlets for Azure Backup.
|If you are using Azure Backup to either backup or recover data, additional backup operations cannot be started for that computer. This means that when a backup operation is in progress, recovery cannot be started. If you need to cancel a backup operation to perform an unexpected recovery operation, the completed portion of the backup is not deleted. Instead, an incremental backup is performed the next time the backup is run to pick up any changes and to finish the backup.
The backup schedule is the core of the backup process. It identifies which files and folders to backup and the days and times to perform the backup.
Do this step using Windows PowerShell
Open Azure Backup Agent , or if you do not know where the agent is installed, press the Windows logo key + Q to open Search, and then type Azure Backup. The Azure Backup Agent agent should show in the list of results. Click to open the agent.
In the Action menu, click Schedule Backup to open the Schedule Backup Wizard. The Getting started page is displayed. Click Next to continue.
The Select items to backup page is displayed.
Use Add Items and/or Exclusion Settings buttons to create the list of items you want to backup.
Click Add Items to open a dialog box that shows the tree view of the file system. You can navigate through the files and folders and select those that you want to back up.
The shorter the list of files, the more efficient the backup process will be. If you want to back up the majority of content on a drive or files in a folder it may be easier, and more efficient to back up everything except for the files or folders that you do not want. Use the Exclusion Settings to specify files or folders you want to exclude from the backup process. For example, imagine you want to back up drive D:\ which is used to store all your users' data files - each user has an individual folder in this location. However, you do not want to include D:\temp because that folder is used for clean-up, and does not contain valuable data. To exclude D:\temp from the backup, you could open the Select items dialog box, clear the check mark from D:\temp, and leave the rest of the user's folders selected. This would create a very long backup list because each folder would be listed individually for the backup. Alternatively, you can use Select Items button to select to back up all of D:\, and then in Exclusion Settings, add D:\temp as an excluded item. This would create a two item backup list that would be processed much quicker. Use the Remove Items button to delete the selected item from the list.
When you have specified the files and folders to back up, click Next to continue to the Specify Backup Schedule.
In the Specify Backup Schedule, select the time(s) of the day and the day(s) of the week when the backups will occur.
You can create up to three backups within a 24-hour period. By default, the schedule is set to back up each Day, and you can specify those times when you want the backup process to begin. If you want to change the backup schedule to an interval period longer than a day, select Week. This selection will open additional interval settings. You can then specify an interval of one, two, three, or four weeks, and choose which days of those weekly intervals to create backups.
Once you have defined the schedule for backups, click Next to continue and define the retention policy.
Use the Select Retention Policy to validate the times and days when backups are created, and to apply a length of time for retaining those backup copies.
The Retention Policy schedule allows you to create policies based on daily, weekly, monthly and yearly intervals. The initial times and days for each policy are based on what was defined in the Backup Schedule. The default retention periods specified in the UI are Daily - 180 days; Weekly - 104 weeks; Monthly - 60 months; and Yearly - 10 years, but these are merely suggestions. You can set any retention policy to have a maximum value up to 100 years. To edit the timing intervals – for example, you create backup copies on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, but only want to retain the Friday backup - click Modify and make your edits. You can have a maximum of 366 recovery points planned. Once you have set the retention policies, click Next to establish how you want to create your initial backup.
When choosing your Initial Backup Type, select Automatically over the network to use your existing network, or choose Offline Backup to use the Azure Import service to ship hard drives with large quantities of data to an Azure data center for faster upload than what you would get over the network.
For information on how to use the Offline Backup option to save your initial backup, please see Offline Backup Overview.
After choosing how to make your initial backup, click Next to view the Confirmation page.
The Confirmation page is displayed. This shows the backup schedule that you have specified by using the wizard. If you need to make any changes, click Previous and make the changes, otherwise click Finish to create the schedule.
The Summary page is displayed with a message that the online backup schedule was successfully created. You can now close the wizard.
After you configure a schedule, details for the backup schedule are displayed in the Microsoft Azure Backup snap-in.
Windows PowerShell equivalent commands
The following Windows PowerShell cmdlet or cmdlets perform the same function as the preceding procedure. Enter each cmdlet on a single line, even though they may appear word-wrapped across several lines here because of formatting constraints.
To start a new backup from within Windows PowerShell, administrators need to define a backup policy, the data locations, the schedule for the backup job and the data retention policy for the backup policy. The following commands will set the object variables for a basic backup job.
$policy = New-OBPolicy $filespec = New-OBFileSpec -FileSpec <C:\Documents\Contracts> $sched = New-OBSchedule -DaysofWeek Wednesday -TimesofDay 12:00 - WeeklyFrequency 2 $ret = New-OBRetentionPolicy -RetentionDays 20 -RetentionWeeklyPolicy -WeekTimesOfDay 12:00:00 -WeekDaysOfWeek Sunday,Monday -RetentionWeeks 20 -RetentionMonthlyPolicy -MonthDaysOfMonth 30 -MonthTimesOfDay 12:00:00 -RetentionMonths 11 -RetentionYearlyPolicy -YearMonthsOfYear January,March -YearWeeksOfMonth Second -YearDaysOfWeek Sunday -YearTimesOfDay 12:00:00 -RetentionYears 11
The following Windows PowerShell script example creates a new Microsoft Azure Backup policy named
$policy that can back up all of the files and folders in the C:\Documents\Contracts folder. The backup policy runs on Wednesdays at 12:00, and it will keep the data in the backup based on multiple retention ranges for a variety of backup times. The longest period is for 11 years.
To add the variable to the new policy, do the following:
Add-OBFileSpec -Policy $policy -FileSpec $filespec Set-OBSchedule -policy $policy -schedule $sched Set-OBRetentionPolicy -policy $policy -rententionpolicy $ret
These commands put all of the previous variables into the $policy Online Backup policy object. Finally, save the Online Backup policy. Do this by using the following cmdlet:
Set-OBPolicy -policy $policy
Windows PowerShell will prompt you to ask if you want to save this backup policy. After it is saved, the new backup policy will run the next time it is scheduled.
You might want to create an initial backup to verify that the items that you want to back up are being backed up and to store an initial image with Microsoft Azure Backup. The Back Up Now Wizard enables you to run a backup schedule immediately instead of waiting for the time that is specified in the schedule. Running the Back Up Now Wizard does not prevent the backup from occurring according to the schedule, it simply provides an additional recovery point.
Do this step using Windows PowerShell
On the Start screen, type obsadmin.msc.
In the Action menu, click Back Up Now to open the Back Up Now Wizard. The Confirmation page is displayed. Verify that the items are those that you want to backup. Click Back Up to continue.
If you need to specify a bandwidth throttling setting, proxy server settings, or a new encryption passphrase, before you perform the backup, click Change Properties and make the necessary modifications.
Click Backup to start the backup process. The Backup Progress page is displayed, which shows how much data has been backed up.
Note Before data is sent to the cloud backup server, it is compressed and encrypted, and metadata is added to the backup, so the amount of data that is transferred will be different than the amount of space the data consumes on your local server. Large data sets might require less space, while small data sets might consume more because of the extra information that is added to encrypt and identify the recovery point.
You can close the wizard while the backup is occurring and track the progress through the Microsoft Azure Backup snap-in. The Jobs pane shows the status of Job completed when the backup is done.
Windows PowerShell equivalent commands
The following Windows PowerShell cmdlet or cmdlets perform the same function as the preceding procedure. Enter each cmdlet on a single line, even though they may appear word-wrapped across several lines here because of formatting constraints.
The following example can be used to perform an immediate one-time backup by using the current backup policy configured for the server.
$policy = Get-OBPolicy Start-OBBackup -Policy $policy -Force
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My cracked nippels are now starting to heal, I still have vasospasms, but it is getting better - at 6.5 weeks postpartum
I am trying to put in hours for work - instead I am here on MDC
I am allowed to start exercising again, slowly though, but now there is ice and snow on the roads.
The little guy started smiling at moma - sooo cute
The little guy still sleeps a maximum of 2-3hrs at a time.
We are fighting reflux a bit - he hates it and cries or chokes or it just shoots out of his mouth and nose, but pedi says, as long he is gaining weight, he is fine.
He is now 9lbs, up from 7lbs 2oz and he grew 3in!
works too much and his jealous because I can calm the baby quicker usually or I can read his cues better *sigh*
Family life:
My mother is coming to visit end of December, and I am looking forward to it, but I am also a bit afraid, she is so old-school ("why don't you just let me cry for 10min, he will settle down after that", "you don't even go around the block and leave the baby alone at home?", "you let him just suckle on your boobs?", "you don't have a stroller? Maybe we can get you one for Xmas.") I think she will come around, but I really don't need 10 days of having to defend my parenting style.
I know I was one of the first Mom's in the November DDC, but where are you all now?
Mom since Oct'09. Wife to a loving husband. Expecting a little bean in May'12
Seth is 7 weeks now, but at his 6 week appointment he:
- weighed 10lbs 8 oz (birth weight was 6 lbs 10 oz) my rolliest baby yet!!! I love his chubby cheeks.
- 23 inches (grew 4 inches)
- smiled for me for the first time last friday, and for daddy yesterday
- still no pattern emerging for sleeping or eating, but he mostly goes about every 4 hrs at night, and about every 2 hrs in the morning, and in the afternoon he usually has a 4 hr nap in the ergo or wrap.
- started excercising wii style last week. I got the wii fit plus for my birthday and am loving it. I still have 20 lbs to lose... ughh. Frustrating since I lost it quickly with my dd's.
- am thinking of getting a copper iud. I feel certain that this is our last baby but the thought of dh getting snipped makes me panic.
- nipples are all healed from the yeast infection
Belltree you saying that about my mom, reminded me of my own mom and my fears about what she would say about my parenting style. For dd1 she bought us a stroller for this one, she bought us an Ergo. She now carries the baby around in a sling and is singing its praises to everyone. she bf all of her kids so I didn't have to fight her on that. I still have to explain the bf to my mil though. The one thing I learned is I emphasized all the positive things about ap to my mom, and even my mil and they now agree with it almost 100%. (well maybe not the cd part)
somebody is looking for food so I have to let this do.
Wow, your little one did gain a lot!
It is nice to hear, that our mothers can learn and adapt My mother is all for breastfeeding, but she started adding solids to our diet by 6 weeks (carrots!) and totally believes in scheduled feedings, every 4hrs no more nor less and still, she breastfed us until 10/11months.
My MIL is great, she already carried all her kids, breastfed until they were toddlers etc
Mom since Oct'09. Wife to a loving husband. Expecting a little bean in May'12
i'll post all current information once we go in for our upcoming app. friday.
works too much and his jealous because I can calm the baby quicker usually or I can read his cues better *sigh*
my dh cant get the baby to sleep. i have a routine i follow with him and dh is clueless of this routine because he is hardly here, and when he is here, as a result, ends in a cranky baby and a cranky dad that i end up having to fix. strangely enough i'm so exhausted that i have no time to exert frustration or anger about it though. like when he has the baby awake for 6/7 hours because he has no idea what he's doing wrong, then we have a fussy, crying baby because he's so tired. not that he's doing anything wrong, he's just not doing everything in the right order, lol, if that makes any sense.
your mother sounds delightful btw.
DS was 11. 4 oz at 4 wks
DS has been spitting up and super gassy since birth. I couldn't figure out what was causing it (aside from normal NB digestive stuff), but I noticed what a horrible latch he had (including a clicking sound). I figured since I had so much supply he was just dealing with the rapid flow....fast forward 4 wks- I went to see a renowned breastfeeding educator and she said he's posterior tongue-tied! We are going today for an exam by an ENT and possibly a clipping of his frendulum. Hoping to get some relief for both of us!
He hasn't started smiling puposefully *yet*, but he does have the sweet, calm stare that preceeds the smile, so it should be anyday now!
How does one find time to do anything with more than one?? If it isn't him needing me, it's her...and I'm supposed to make time for myself?
At 2 wks PP, I was down 30 lbs- granted I hemmoraged and lost a lot of blood - I still have 12 lbs to go!
I feel like I can start exercising now (other than walking) so DH and I have discussed adding me onto his gym membership. It sure would be nice to 1) Get a little break a couple times a week 2) Soak in a hot tub 3) Feel the good hormones released by exercising- I'm pretty sure this is what spared me from getting PPD after DD was born
Re the carriers, I started putting DS in the Moby- he loves it! We've been grocery shopping, to the library (though he was especially gassy that day and I hung out in the lobby while DD went to storytime), and for walks. I wish I would have tried it when DD was a NB, but I gave up after the ringsling just didn't work out.
CDing is going well, he's already moved out of the NB covers and into the S and M covers...yay for chunky babies!
Momma to DD (12/04) and DS (11/09) .
I survived 16 mos! Ask me about breastfeeding a baby with posterior tongue tie, high palate, and weak oral motor skills- whew!
How did the ENT visit go? Did he agree to cut the frenulum?
We had several people (LCs) tell us, that our baby might be tonguetight. Our pediatrician (and his colleague) disagreed. I still believe he is slightly tongue tight. If I see photos or videos of other babies, how they play and extend their tongues, our baby is nowhere close to them. At least the latching is better and my cracks are healing.
Mom since Oct'09. Wife to a loving husband. Expecting a little bean in May'12
Reflux. Milk/Soy allergies. has gained 2.5 pounds, still looks SO scrawny! He's my spittiest baby...dr recommended burping him every 5 minutes, but he projectiles...so we skip burping and stay A B S O L U T E L Y S T I L L for 30 minutes after each feeding. He loves to be held all the time...starting to be kinda fussier than the first few weeks. Sleeps 5 hours at night, wakes for 2 hours at 3am.
OOOOh boy. Lost 20 pounds, now...stopped. I'm looking to ditch at least 10 more pounds so that I'm pre #4 weight. Ideally- 30 pounds looks good. I'm GROUCHY, thirsty all the time, and starting to worry about supply issues.
I hate the postpartum time...
have you tried Fenugreek to help milkproduction?
Mom since Oct'09. Wife to a loving husband. Expecting a little bean in May'12
I love having 2 kids. Love, love, love it. If I had known it was going to be this much fun, I would have PLANNED it this way!
The bad: I am still bleeding, not a whole lot but some, I still have cramps sometimes, oh, and I hate breastfeeding, but we already knew that. It does, however, save me time and money, which is nice.
I do miss work. But I go back February 8 and I want to get as much lovin' on my girls as I can first. I hope I can find enough things to satisfy DD1, since she's down to 2 days a week at school (I can no longer afford to pay for all 5) and she easily gets bored and lonely.
Mommy to (age 9) and (age 5)
me: i'm excited to be healing so well this time! bleeding has been gone at least a week and it's just very occasional spotting (this is not the norm for me!). my weight is trying to creep up, which is not helped by my crazy appetite or my love of all things caffeinated, heh. i am trying to drink a glass of water before reaching for anything with calories in it--but keyword="trying"... i am behind in my college work (which i am supposed to be doing right now )...sigh.
baby: needs to be weighed again--he's probably broke 11lbs now He's not at all spit-uppy, which is nice. He's smiling at us as of yesterday, and coos and mumbles when I put him tummy-down or in the swing His hair is in a permanent "mohawk" too! NB clothes and covers are already out of rotation, and the KL0s are on the last snap setting. MY dear friend gave (!) me a Baby K'tan sling the other day, and OMG it's awesome! Warmer than my batik Taylormade, and sooo not as complicated as my GypsyMama batik wrap (anyone wanna buy a nice wrap?? )
older kids: are adjusting--they like having a baby around, even if they get frustrated that it takes sooooo long to get ready to leave the house or get anything done my 2yo didn't regress w/the potty, which is such a relief. 4 kids and i've never had to deal with more than one in diapers at a time
daddy: is killing himself working two jobs and doesn't get to see any of us much. he did get Nik to laugh the other night tho
rest of life: is kinda hectic. my mother's in the hospital and i don't think she's going to make it. or, if she does, she won't be herself anymore. broke her hip 2 weeks ago, and has been having multiple major strokes since the hip surgery. sad that she only really got to meet the baby once. i am kinda too distracted with baby and kids to fully process what's going on, yk?
hope everyone is having a good holiday season, fwiw
Freethinking Earth-mama of five.
Baby: sweet, alert, cross-eyed at times, still doesn't use her "injured" arm a ton yet.
I realized a day ago that I had oversupply and really needed to just use one side at a time. This is what I did with my first dd, but all of my LCs seem so hesitant to recommend this for such a young baby. But honestly, she wasn't pooping as much as I though she should and I knew I have soooo much milk. I didn't want to get the green poop and have her gassier.
My breasts are still adjusting but I haven't had to pump which is the best way to do it if you can get away with it.
She sleeps 3-4 hours at a time at night. It's amazing how 3 hours of sleep in a row seems like a ton of sleep compared to me sleeping 8-9 hours!
Body is perfect....well, you know what I mean. I am in my pre-preg clothes. Bleeding is minimal. I have a bit of hemmroid action but nothing serious.
And I think I'm not so pale anymore!
"you don't have a stroller? Maybe we can get you one for Xmas."
How does one find time to do anything with more than one?? If it isn't him needing me, it's her...and I'm supposed to make time for myself?
I'm GROUCHY, thirsty all the time, and starting to worry about supply issues.
my weight is trying to creep up, which is not helped by my crazy appetite or my love of all things caffeinated, heh. i am trying to drink a glass of water before reaching for anything with calories in it--but keyword="trying"...
We're at 5 weeks, here. Still struggling with supply issues. I'm popping herbs and sipping tinctures, trying to keep up with my fluid intake. It's better than it was, but it still is just barely enough on a good day and not quite enough on a bad day. Bleeding finally stopped all the way! I'm hungry all the time and crave carbs -- I feel like I eat shovel-fulls of potatoes, cookies, and bread. I haven't dared weighed myself, but I could possibly be up from when I initially lost 20lbs right off. *sigh* I wanted to be one of those moms who loses lots of weight breastfeeding, but I am just too hungry.
She is doing really well. Still so skinny looking, but I'm working on fattening her up. She sleeps about 4-5 hours on occasion at night, which is astonishing to me. She gets a fussy period in the evenings, but my hubby and I figured out it isn't colic -- she's just ravishingly hungry at night and if she can get her belly good and full, she's just fine. She started smiling at us and it melts my heart into a pile of mushy goo. I'm going to try to get her weighed soon.
He's doing really great with the babe. I do not interfere and have just let him figure his own way, and I think that has helped him develop a really tight bond with her. He's a very doting daddy and has thankfully just fell right in with my AP style with her.
Big brother is adjusting pretty well. I have to watch him carefully to make sure he is gentle with her, but he is pretty enthusiastic about her. He is demanding a lot of attention, but I expected that.
I'm very tired today. Ds2 (15 mo) was up for two hours in the night plus the 3-4 times I nursed dd (5.5 weeks) after midnight = tired mama (though my dh did get up with ds2 after he screamed for 30 min and cuddling/nursing/singing wasn't working...
is tiny! Both ds1 and ds2 were 13 lbs by this point. Dd was 9 lbs 13 oz on Thurs. I'm not worried about supply but I *do* worry that she doesn't "ask" to eat and in getting used to having three I prob wasn't diligent about feeding her as often as she needed until last week when I really got freaked out about her weight. She spends most of the day in the wrap and just sleeps and sleeps unless I take her out. She also caught a cold from her brothers, poor girl.
I haven't officially weighed myself yet (i.e. naked first thing in the AM) but I think I'm still up about 7 lbs. This is a bummer since I was hoping to break even. I have a *very* hard time losing weight Emotionally I've leveled out and am feeling better even though it gets dark here at 415. Bleeding is mostly gone save the occasional spot here or there. Stitches dissolved last week and dh is starting to ask about dtd but it will be at least another week. After my tear with ds2, dtd hurt for several months so we didn't do it that much (though still manged to get preg 5 mo pp???).
Busy, busy, busy. EmilyVorpe I have no idea how you cope with 4. Three is running me ragged.
"So let us be loving, hopeful and optimistic. And we'll change the world." - Jack Layton
Wow, Shwarmaqueen! You are going already to the gym? You are full of energy
How did the ENT visit go? Did he agree to cut the frenulum?
We had several people (LCs) tell us, that our baby might be tonguetight. Our pediatrician (and his colleague) disagreed. I still believe he is slightly tongue tight. If I see photos or videos of other babies, how they play and extend their tongues, our baby is nowhere close to them. At least the latching is better and my cracks are healing.
He was tongue-tied. I feel bad I let him suffer 5 weeks before getting it clipped! Can you imagine how frustrating it must have been for him to swallow- try putting your tougue behind your bottom teeth and swallowing- pretty hard!
It was "posterior", which is much harder to diagnose, it's not obvious like "front" tongue tie. Anyhoo, it took only 3 seconds and stopped bleeding immediately. He stuck his tongue out and felt anything around for a few minutes afterwards, it was so cute.
His nursing has improved, but he still prefers to suck on the end of my nipple.
Momma to DD (12/04) and DS (11/09) .
I survived 16 mos! Ask me about breastfeeding a baby with posterior tongue tie, high palate, and weak oral motor skills- whew!
He's been very sick, bronchiolitis caused by RSV. We discussed hospitalizing Monday and Tuesday, but I've been managing it at home, doing breathing treatments every few hours and (attempting) to monitor his O2 saturation. He's doing much better today than on Tuesday; if he was laid flat, he would turn blue. He now has an appetite, energy to stay awake, and he smiles and coos at me.
He is very visual. He is also very vocal. He is so strong, doing mini push ups,and bearing his weight on his legs. He rolls from back to belly.
I love Love LOVE having two children. Carter is so thrilled to be a big brother. We are tandem nursing, but with limits on Carter. I feel great, have since the birth. I've lost 25lbs, have 20 left to loose. Carter was an amazingly easy baby, but I made things harder on myself. I'm enjoying myself so much, enjoying my boys! We can't wait to have more.
On the sickness: My husband was out of town all week, but my mom, who is an ER nurse was here. I couldn't have done it without her! Hearing a brand new baby cough the way he is coughing and coo hoarsely are the saddest things. Seeing your newborn turn blue is so scary. Sleep is not really possible between breathing treatments and making sure he is breathing. Carter was a bit attention deprived at points, but did well. Carter was the first to get sick, and he was sicker than I've ever seen him. It was terrible. I'm ready for the sickness to be all over.
Rebecca, mama to Carter Elliot , 06 November 07, Holden Oliver, 10 November 09, and Harper Lucinda Amelie, 26 September 11 and someone new, coming at the end of September 2013.
rrs - that sounds scary!! I hope everyone gets feeling better.
Today was my first day in the office, before I only worked from home. And yes, my dh came with me and the baby so I'd feel better about leaving him "alone" with daddy at home. I was scared of leaving him behind, but honestly, I love being back in my lab as well. It is so nice to talk research with my colleagues.
Krystal, I am so sorry to hear about your mom. At least she did get to meet her grandchild.
Oversupply seems kind of weired. I believe, that had partially to do with my latch problems, because we both got lazy, because the milk just came. My little guy rarely takes both sides, usually once before bedtime and once in the morning at dawn, but all other times, he is content with one side.
I get this, too. Actually, my MIL went out and got me a stroller, and it is still in our garage. I've looked at it maybe once
My boy is up two pounds from birth weight and he only ever lost 3%. He just is a skinny baby and as long as he doesn't fall out of the growth curve, I wouldn't worry too much.
Isn't it amazing how easy babies are once they are in a wrap/sling/carrier. Mine is just happy and either sleeps or looks around and is content being close to mama or daddy.
Shwarma I am just not a gym goer at all, but I understand your need of a break I am glad your baby is now learning to swallow it takes some time to relearn, just hang in there.
I hope your baby is getting better soon, that must be soo worrysome and tough to see your baby suffering.
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elisheva - don't worry too much about your dd's weight. Boys and girls are very very different i'm learning with weight. dd1 and dd2 were barely 9 lbs at 6 weeks and they started out weighing more then ds. they also ate a lot less then ds too. starting out with girls it shocked me how much a baby can eat when ds was born. I know I would have freaked out if the order was different.
rrs - that sounds scary!! I hope everyone gets feeling better.
Yep, this is true for us too. Dd ate every 3 hours all day and did a 5-6 hour stretch at night starting around 2 weeks. Ds, 3 weeks now, can barely manage 3 hours during the day (often 2) and does 3, MAYBE 4 at night. He eats A LOT more
Matthew is 3 weeks tomorrow. We don't go back to our pedi until 2 months because he was a health, happy, chunky monkey at 1 week so she cut us loose He's very content, doesn't really cry, just yells at me when he's hungry or if I change his diaper (he hates that). He eats a lot, but otherwise he's doing great. He is making eye contact, cooing a little...puts himself to sleep (so cool)...can't complain too much.
Feel a thousand times better than I did pp with dd. I don't know why, but emotionally I'm just way happier and less emotional. I'm tired, my neck is sore (bad nursing posture most likely), still bleeding...but otherwise good. Oh, and I was horribly anemic apparently when prego with ds so now I'm on a huge iron supp. every day and my energy is shockingly improved.
Busy busy with 2 kiddos....
The boys are doing well. I'm EBF one twin and the other is formula fed. I'm looking into doing a homemade formula for him though. At first he was biting me (my nipple is permanently disfigured to prove it), and then his latch just sucks. I'm looking into seeing if he is tounge tied. I take them to the chiropractor regularly, and today Clarke (with the bad latch) was subluxated in his neck and his jaw was off. So, maybe things will get better.
They are fairly easy babies ... I told my husband that if we only had one baby I would be bored! ha!
I feel so relaxed with my babies. I've always wanted to be a mom, and now I finally am! I just hope I feel this relaxed when they are two!!! I tell myself everyday that they will never be this small again, and it makes me cherish their little faces even more!
We're not using protection .... I'm hoping for that something will just happen somewhere along the line, and we won't have to actually 'try' for our next child (hopefully a girl!).
Thats all for now!
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CarrieCo, I am NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT judging you, I PROMISE, I'm just madly curious because I've always wondered about situations like yours where two twins had such different needs. Why are you feeding formula and not pumped breast milk? (Again, NOT judging, I promise!!!! I totally think formula is a fine way to feed a baby!!!!) Do you notice any difference in them that could be attributed to the feeding difference?
Mommy to (age 9) and (age 5)
I'm still having afterpains while breastfeeding, sigh. Good thing this baby is cute.
CarrieCo, I am NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT judging you, I PROMISE, I'm just madly curious because I've always wondered about situations like yours where two twins had such different needs. Why are you feeding formula and not pumped breast milk? (Again, NOT judging, I promise!!!! I totally think formula is a fine way to feed a baby!!!!) Do you notice any difference in them that could be attributed to the feeding difference?
As far as the differences between them.... like I said, I'm going to have Clarke checked to see if he is tongue tied.... and then today at the chiropractor she said his jaw was off. Luke always stickes his tongue out, but Clarke never does. So, that's the differences that I notice.
Loving my twin boys! 11/03/2009 And my daughter 08/16/11 momma Homesteader Doula
Whoever said that breastfeeding doesn't hurt should be slapped. Six weeks out and my nipples are just as sore as ever!
Hang in there!
Nik is 1 month old tomorrow, and he's already up over 3lbs from birthweight. He is what you call a HEAVY wetter, as well. I am getting so sick of getting peed on!! I never had a kid who could soak thru a diaper in one go, but he's got that talent I am not diggin co-sleeping much because I am constantly having to change my clothes, or his, or the sheets, or all of it.... I just started using doublers and Small covers instead of NB--hopefully this fixes the problem somewhat. I wonder if his pee-capacity has already "outgrown" the KL0s, even tho I can still snap them..?
He rolls over from tummy to back pretty well already, coos and giggles, and grins so hugely at us
So... we dtd several days ago, and I think i PO'd my body. I had been having nearly NO lochia, and afterwards it picked up and was a bit redder. : Of course, I had also been *slacking* on my chlorophyll supps, so it could have just been a coincidence, or...? I feel just fine physically, but I did step up my supps again!
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vaheblings wrote:What If the Wolves miss the playoffs this year and KG finally demands a trade, and for some reason he demands a trade 2 Lakers only. (since he does have a no-trade clause) Would you give up after the season....
Would you that after this season? If thats the only deal the Wolves will take? Would you do it even if Lamar comes out this year has a monster year like he did in the playoffs and Vlad is real Solid, and if Bynum shows major improvment, but we still get bounced from the 1st or 2nd round?
badboyhoward wrote:hell yes u do this in a heart beat. u know kg gonna give ua 1000%
night in night out. if we got kg that would put us back in title hunt.
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Treasury officials told of IRS probe in June 2012
George's report concluded that an IRS office in Cincinnati, which screened applications for the tax exemptions, improperly singled out tea party and other conservative groups for tougher treatment. The report says the practice began in March 2010 and lasted in various forms until May 2012.
Agents did not flag similar progressive or liberal labels, though some liberal groups did receive additional scrutiny because their applications were singled out for other reasons, the report said.
The IG's report blamed ineffective management in Washington for letting the inappropriate singling out occur for so long.
Miller said he was notified that conservative groups had been singled out for additional scrutiny on May 3, 2012. After he was briefed, members of Congress repeatedly asked the IRS about complaints from tea party groups that said they were being harassed by the IRS.
But Miller was not forthcoming back then about groups being targeted in at least two letters to members of Congress and in testimony before a Ways and Means subcommittee.
"Didn't this committee have the right to know that groups were treated differently?" asked Rep. Dave Reichert R-Wash.
"I answered all the questions I was asked," Miller replied.
"So your answer is a non-answer, once again," Reichert retorted.
As the hearing drew to a close, Camp, the committee chairman, declared, "I promise the American people this investigation has just begun."
Associated Press writer Alan Fram contributed to this report.
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*+-Marcy Winograd announced she is kicking off a campaign to fill Jane Harman's vacated 36th CD seat. The kick off starts Saturday, Feb. 26, 10 am in front of Fox Drug of Torrance (Old Town), 1327 El Prado, Torrance, 90501. Last June, Marcy Winograd, a teacher at Crenshaw High School, ran against the incumbent Jane Harman and received 41% of the vote.
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Republicans Threaten to Shut Down the Federal Government
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*+-David A. Love: I don't know what it is exactly about Arizona, but I do know that the state needs to be boycotted like a Montgomery bus. That state must realize that you cannot treat any group of people as lesser than the rest, nor can you disrespect the country's largest minority group and expect to emerge unscathed. There must be a price to pay this time, and what better place to start than with the Arizona economy? When an Arizona lawmaker wants to boycott his own state, you know how bad it is.


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As they prepare for the away clash to Inter Milan, Juventus boss Claudio Ranieri has spoken out on his counterpart Jose Mourinho.
Speaking to Italian daily La Gazzetta dello Sport, Ranieri said: "Do I like anything about
Mourinho? Yes, the fact that all his players speak highly of him means that he has forged a great rapport with them.
"But I don't like the way he stirs up controversy from time to time. The friction between us has nothing to do with the fact he replaced me at Chelsea.
"I knew I was on borrowed time, but I still believe I had a superb season because I took the Blues to fourth place without spending any money.
"The simple fact is that I have nothing in common with Jose. He may have won a lot and I haven't, but I have been in football for a long time and I keep doing better so I still think I have done a good job."


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BROOMFIELD -- More than 1,000 runners ignored the forecast of snow to register for the third Frank Shorter Race4Kids' Health 5K and 1K, double last year's numbers.
The race is designed to encourage anyone, regardless of age or skill level, to participate, and included a Buzz 100-yard dash for 3 to 5-year-olds and a 60-yard "Diaper Dash" for ages 2 and under.
However, the race has become respectable among top athletes in its own right, as a Bolder Boulder qualifier, with Olympic-caliber athletes taking the top spots: Tyler McCandless came in first for the men with a time of 15:41, Adam Rich came in second at 15:54, and Trent Briney finished third at 15:56.
In the women's race, Kara Ford clocked in at 19:03, Tabor Scholl at 19:12 and Laura Landgreen at 21:04.
They also have a runner's clinic led by the 1972 Olympic marathon gold medalist and Boulder/Broomfield-area children's wellness advocate Frank Shorter, for whom the race is named.
"This is the first event that I've attached my name to," Shorter said. The organization's executive director, Dr. Chris Marchioni, compelled him to become involved.
Concerned by the rising number of health problems in children caused by poor nutrition and inactivity, Marchioni quit her practice to focus on preventive education, and founded the race's beneficiary Healthy Learning Paths, a local nonprofit organization devoted to encouraging successful, happier kids through health and wellness education.
Marchioni said it snowed last year when the race was held for the second time at Broomfield County Commons, when it raised $22,000. This year, Peak Entertainment, which manages the event center, donated use of the 1stBank Center so organizers could move the Healthy Kids Expo, which is held in conjunction with the race, indoors.
The event has grown from 36 booths to more than 100, Marchioni said, with free samples of healthy foods and informational pamphlets from health resources.
"This is a movement," Marchioni said. "It's a movement rallying people around the health of all kids. We can have fun, have kids engaged and when kids are healthy, kids are happy."


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Editorial: Rooney's involvement in Islamist scare-mongering out of character, disappointing
It's difficult to imagine U.S. Rep. Tom Rooney associating himself with the ranting of former presidential candidate Michele Bachmann, his House colleague.
But, whether it was to burnish his conservative credentials in the increasingly conservative Republican Party or for genuine concern for national security, the Tequesta Republican recently joined three others in urging officials to investigate whether the Muslim Brotherhood has infiltrated the federal government and is a threat in shaping U.S. foreign policy.
Disturbingly reminiscent of the anti-Communist paranoia of 1950s' McCarthyism, the letters addressed to the inspectors general of four government agencies cite alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, including names of government employees, most prominently Huma Abedin, deputy chief of staff for Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
The letters, also signed by Republican Reps. Trent Franks of Arizona, Louie Gohmert of Texas, and Lynn Westmoreland of Texas, have been rebuked by several GOP leaders. House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio: "Accusations like this being thrown around are pretty dangerous." U.S. Sen. John McCain of Arizona: The attacks against Clinton's longtime aide "have no logic, no basis and no merit, and they need to stop now."
The letters and their guilt-by-association assertions unbecoming of congressional lawmakers have been questioned by editorial boards across the nation, including USA Today, which opined, "Islamic extremism obviously is a threat to the U.S. But so are members of Congress who slime patriotic Muslim Americans. By mimicking McCarthy's tactics, they invite his fate: a well-deserved fall into oblivion and disgrace."
Asked this week if Rooney had a change of heart over his involvement in what seems to many to be an unsubstantiated witch hunt, Rooney's spokesman Michael Mahaffey repeated the congressman's earlier comments:
"As a member of the House Armed Services and Intelligence Committees, my top priority is ensuring the security of our nation. The tragic events at Fort Hood in 2009 proved that our enemies will go to great lengths, including infiltrating and recruiting members of our military, to commit acts of terror against American citizens. I regret that Mrs. Abedin has become the media focus of this story, because the intention of the letters was to bring greater attention to a legitimate national security risk."
People will believe the conspiracy theories of jihadist, anti-American Muslim influence in the federal government. And, there are plenty of ill-intentioned people who will stoke such fears for political gain or notoriety, just as they have done at various times in this nation's past, conjuring up innocent scapegoats who may look or believe or act differently.
Heck, they might even shoot up or burn down houses of worship of fellow Americans who look and pray differently. Such xenophobia led to deaths at a Sikh temple and destruction of a mosque in the past week.
Sadly, letters such as the one sent by Bachmann and Rooney can ignite the lunatic fringe. Perhaps they have.
Rooney, a veteran from a great family, and a moderate representative who usually thinks before he takes such risks, knows better than to inadvertently embolden xenophobes. At least the Rooney we thought we knew knows better.
If he has genuine concerns for national security and feels a need to address those concerns, there are far better ways to do so than joining an attention-seeking, fundraising bandwagon led by Bachmann or others like her.
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Heavy gale, with cloudburst, causes extensive damage
VIJAYAWADA: Just when mango farmers have begun to estimate returns on the crop yield, a powerful squall swept across the region on Saturday evening, leaving them counting their losses.
Heavy gales accompanied by short bouts of cloudburst have caused extensive damage to the mango crop in parts of Krishna district. According to a preliminary report prepared by the Horticulture Department, the unexpected windstorm has resulted in 20-30 per cent of fruit dropping. This season, mango was cultivated in 62,000 hectares in Nuzvid, Jaggayyapeta, Nandigama and Avanigadda divisions. All the 18 mandals covered under mango cultivation have been affected by the strong gales.
"Of the 40 per cent of fruit-setting this year, 50 per cent of the crop had been harvested. And of the remaining 50 per cent crop, gales destroyed 20-30 per cent," said K. Manmadha Rao, Assistant Director of the Horticulture Department, Krishna district, on Sunday.
Mr. Rao said since the damage was caused to the 'yield' and not to the crop, the Government would have to consider it as a 'special case' for compensation. Besides, a preliminary report also indicates extensive damage to banana crop in 400 hectares in places like Penamaluru, Kankipadu, Thotlavalluru and parts of Mopidevi. "Over 50 per cent of banana yield is believed to have been damaged," said Mr. Rao.
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NEW YORK— The Brooklyn Nets parted company with coach P.J. Carlesimo on Sunday, less than 24 hours after injury-depleted Chicago ousted the Nets from the NBA playoffs with a first-round game-seven victory in Brooklyn.
"The Brooklyn Nets organization would like to thank P.J. for his efforts with the team in his roles as both head coach and assistant, and for his contributions to the team's success both on and off the court," general manager Billy King said in a statement.
Carlesimo had taken over the Nets head coaching job on an interim basis when he took over from Avery Johnson on December 27.
Over the final 54 games of the season he led the Nets to a 35-19 record as he helped the club reach the playoffs in their first season since moving from New Jersey to Brooklyn.
Under Carlesimo, the Nets reached the post-season for the first time since 2007.
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The purpose is to allow certified B corporations to pursue social responsibility goals which could potentially, in theory, reduce profitability, but give them protection against shareholder derivatives lawsuits for having failed to maximize shareholders' bottom line interests. Some 300 corporations nationwide have been certified as B corporations, which advocates suggest will account for 5 percent to 7 percent of the nation's gross domestic product in a generation—roughly what the nonprofit sector does today.
Most of the B corporations currently in existence are tiny, such as the two mentioned in the Times Herald-Record that provide "strategic and communications advice to socially responsible businesses" (one of them uses a wind-powered website vendor). Are B corporations like "low profit limited liability corporations" (L3Cs) looking hungrily at resources that are currently identified with the nonprofit sector? If the motive of B corporations were simply to allow them to pursue social responsibility goals immunized from shareholder lawsuits, many more might have changed their charters. But profit-making corporations aren't going to forego alternative angles for profit.
The Certified B Corporation website mentions the expectation that these entities will eventually be "tax preferred by the IRS." No surprise there. In Pennsylvania, the City of Philadelphia in 2009 created a tax incentive program for the years 2012 through 2017 authorizing tax credits of $4,000 against the gross receipts portion of the Business Privilege Tax for 25 "certified sustainable businesses" corporations. To qualify as one of the 25, a business would have to get a B corporation certification.


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I second RENTING! While I've never even been to a Baja Race, I have been around racing for a while. I used to work for an SCCA Road Race team and we built cars and sold them and offered full support to their owners if they needed. We had a couple "house" cars that we built and we'd rent them out for track weekends (and driver's schools) to people who were just getting into the sport, or couldn't afford to buy a car and run it on their own, let alone fully supporting them.
The experience the Renters got from just flying into the local airport and showing up at the track and having the "team" do all the prep work on the car; let them focus solely on their driving. Guys who do it all themselves don't always get to race. If the car broke in practice or qual they were the ones that had to fix it and if they didn't have spares the car was going back home without ever being raced. You just blew your whole weekend and spent a shitload of money.
One of our "Drivers" was even an ex-SCORE Buggy Racer (Little buggy w/4cyl toyota engine) who tried doing it all between himself and a partner. I think it burned him out trying to manage everything on his own, it was much easier (and less stressful) to pay the money and show up.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Boeing (NYSE: BA) is rotating assignments for several executives in its Defense, Space & Security unit, demonstrating its commitment to talent development as it continues to pursue the growth and affordability strategy it has followed since 2010.
"Our people and innovation are our competitive advantages," said Boeing Defense, Space & Security (BDS) President and CEO Dennis Muilenburg. "We are investing in both even as we are exceptionally focused on providing affordable solutions for our customers."
The assignments listed below, and others, will be effective Jan. 1.
- Nan Bouchard will be vice president/general manager (VP/GM) of the C-17 program and Southern California consolidation. She is now VP of the BDS Program Management function.
- Leanne Caret will be VP/GM of a consolidated Vertical Lift division within the BDS Boeing Military Aircraft (BMA) business unit, managing the AH-64 Apache as well as the H-47 Chinook and V-22 Osprey programs. Caret is now vice president of H-47 within BMA's Mobility division.
- Jean Chamberlin will be VP/GM of the BDS Program Management function. She currently oversees the Mobility division, which today includes the C-17, KC-46 Tanker, H-47 and V-22.
- Shelley Lavender will be VP/GM, Integrated Logistics, within the BDS Global Services & Support business unit. She will oversee a broad performance-based logistics portfolio as well as Boeing Defence Australia and Boeing Defence UK. Lavender currently is VP/GM of Global Strike for BMA.
- Ralph Meoni will be VP/GM of a new Electronic & Information Solutions division within the BDS Network & Space Systems business unit. That consolidates his current Electronic & Mission Systems division with the Information Solutions division.
- Tim Peters will be VP/GM of a new consolidated Mobility, Surveillance & Engagement division of BMA. That will include the C-17, KC-46, P-8 and Airborne Early Warning & Control programs. He now is VP/GM for BMA's Surveillance and Engagement division.
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- Rub also currently oversees unmanned systems programs. Given the importance of these, their management will continue reporting to BMA President Chris Chadwick. However, to maximize affordability, their functional support will be shared with other BMA organizations.
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Of a dark colour; of a colour partaking of a brown and black; of a dull brown colour; swarthy. Summer's dun cloud comes thundering up. (Pierpont) Chill and dun falls on the moor the brief november day.
(Science: zoology) (Keble) dun crow, the goosander or merganser.
Origin: as. Dunn. Of Celtic origin; cf. W. Dwn, ir. & gael. Donn.
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After 13 months of pregnancy, a woman in Ekiti finally gave birth to a baby with anencephaly in Ekiti.
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November 11, 2004
PTA book fair
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Lansing PTA will hold a "Read, White and Blue" Scholastic book fair Nov. 18- 23.
PTA members will sell books, and a portion of the profits will go to the Lansing Elementary and Intermediate School libraries.
The book fair is the major fund-raiser for the libraries.
Family Night sales will take place from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 18.
Sales continue 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday, Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 19-23.
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The Lansing High School Operation Graduation committee is selling $10 tickets for a chance to win a cash prize in a daily giveaway in December.
Winners drawn in the first week will win $25 each day. Each week the amount increases, with the highlight of a $250 giveaway on Christmas Day.
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Many of UNDP's relationships with countries and territories on the ground exceed 60 years. Find details on our successes and ongoing work. Visit UNDP's global website.
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Regional PresenceMuch of UNDP's work is administered through 5 regional bureaus.
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Where are we?
Successes, challenges and policy responses
The greatest success has been in setting up much of the needed policy, legal and regulatory frameworks, combined with action on some of the key education related targets. Awareness of the issues has been expanding throughout government and society. Government institutions and mechanisms for planning and reporting on gender equality and the fight against violence on women have been put in place over the past several years.
It has been a concern that a fall-off in trade might adversely affect those industries that employ low-paid and low-skilled workers, especially women (footwear and textiles). These risks remain due to the continuing financial and economic uncertainties in the region, especially in terms of trade with Greece and Italy. Further, due to economic constraints and job losses in Greece in 2010, there may be a considerable return of low-skilled and low paid migrants to primarily the rural areas of Albania in the short and medium term. This could result in families coming under increased stress while still trying to access limited social protection and social services. These very same social services and social protection may feel the impact of the economic crisis due to possible reductions in the national budget.
A third major challenge is continued administrative capacity constraints across government (financial and human resources, skills, data and supporting systems). Insufficient budgets are allocated to gender and domestic violence issues, with external aid covering much of the work. The planning and reporting mechanisms remain insufficient or, in some cases, absent. Internal and external coordination mechanisms across the many levels of government remain weak, especially between the central and local levels dealing with implementation of legal frameworks, particularly around the laws on Gender Equality and on eradication of Domestic Violence. Should the government experience budget shortfalls, this may also adversely impact the implementation of gender policies and laws. It is significant to note that a pilot project within the framework of the One UN Programme was recently initiated to provide training on gender budgeting to government officials at the central and local levels.
Future policy responses by government focus on better measuring and targeting women and men's needs for social protection and employment assistance, on strengthening key coordination mechanisms and harmonized and improved monitoring on gender and on domestic violence, and on improved budgetary allocation to combat domestic violence and provide the needed services and monitoring under the above legal frameworks and National Strategy for Gender Equality and against Domestic Violence (NSGE-DV).
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- 6 Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases
- 7 Ensure environmental sustainability
- 8 Develop a global partnership for development
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Forming, battering & crumbing.
The world's first completely hydraulic multi-outlet patty machine, suitable for beef, pork, poultry, veal, fish, lamb or even potatoes, provides a system which eliminates common problems such as bridging and overworking, the product is not rolled, not tumbled, but instead a rotating spiral gently moves the product towards the rotor. Mold plates can be changed over in under five minutes.
The Rotoform 745 model from Provatec in Switzerland, is a newly designed automatic forming and portioning machine with a working width of 400mm. With a new rotary fill technique and hydraulic drive system which is microprocessor controlled, and is infinitely variable, the system ensures gentle filling of the product without any mixing effect, thus allowing the product to retain both its structure and colour, with portions keeping their shape whether raw, fried or cooked. The principle of the machine is that the spiral in the hopper moves the product to the rotor, the mold plate moves under the rotor, the programme controlled rotor starts within a split-second and fills the mold plate with product until the fill pressure for that particular product is reached, additionally there is no back flow, the mold plate is pushed forward and the portion knocked onto the conveyor belt.
When commencing operations, the rotor can be completely filled so that even the first few portions are perfect and usuable. Minimal product working is achieved through a vane pump feed system. The equipment is both simple to operate and also quick and easy to dismantle for thorough cleaning.
The Rotoform 760 model is a molding and portioning machine using the same revolutionary rotor filling technique for exact weight and even portioning of hamburgers, nuggets, rib patties, croquettes etc. The machine can be used for moulding meat, fish, poultry, potatoes etc and has a usable width of 600mm, allowing it to be integrated optimally into suitable production lines. With portioning speeds of 10 - 75 strokes per minute and a capacity of 3200 kg per hour, the standard equipment has a mold plate of up to six holes and a mesh-belt exit conveyor. Accessories include inter-leaving, roll-out attachment and croquette device with alternative exit conveyors in neoprene of shuttle versions.
Further processing for breading, battering and cooking comes from Meyn in Holland. The new version of the BUS-NP breading machine is capable of handling almost every type of crumb available. The machine has been completely re-engineered for quick and convenient cleaning, since the drives, switch-box and cabling are now integrated into the frame, thus avoiding removal, and speeding cleaning time dramatically. In order to meet the most stringent hygiene standards, all plastic tubes have been replaced with stainless steel. The BUS-NP boasts an auger pipe which can be split vertically with a quick release system, a pneumatic underlayer control and an extended underlayer-bed ensuring an excellent bottom coverage of the product. Furthermore the machine is equipped with an automatic crumb supply stop in case the wirebelt becomes obstructed.
Also on offer are a range of hot air ovens which are not only capable of fully cooking product, but also of obtaining the highest yields. The two models are available in linear as well as spiral versions and both have two cooking zones with separate temperature and humidity control in each zone. The Meyn fryer enjoys integrated heating elements in the belt frame resulting in minimal oil content and reduced cleaning time due to the ease of access to the kettle bottom. Special non-welded kettle-bottom design allowing the fryer to remain rigid and straght under all circumstances. The exhaust pipe is mounted on the side of the fryer. The system uses a liquid based fire extinguishing system which is extremely safe, the liquid fire suppressant causes a chemical reaction with the burning oil and the oil becomes non-flammable, ensuring the fire cannot restart.
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CareFusion Launches Compact Ventilator to Enhance Home-Based Patient Mobility
SAN DIEGO, March 8, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — CareFusion (NYSE: CFN), a leading, global medical device company, today introduced a portable ventilator for adults and children who require mechanical ventilation at home.
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The CareFusion LTV® 1100 ventilator is designed to significantly enhance the mobility of patients with spinal injuries or neuro-muscular diseases who require continuous ventilation to breathe.
The LTV1100 ventilator offers features common to ventilators used in hospital intensive care units, but in a small, easy-to-use, durable package for patient and caregivers. The system enables all-day portability for active, ambulatory patients in vehicles, wheelchairs, walkers or scooters, or can be attached to a wall, bedside table or patient gurney.
For patients with chronic ventilatory failure, the LTV 1100 ventilator enables non-invasive positive pressure ventilation, an approach reported to reduce the risk of respiratory infection, improve voice function and enhance quality of life.
"With the number of at-home patients increasing by six percent annually, there is growing demand for a compact ventilator that's easy to use," said Tony Lopez, senior vice president and general manager, Respiratory Care for CareFusion. "This new device is an expansion of our market-leading LTV brand of ventilators in an area where we can help patients live their lives and manage their daily routines as unencumbered as possible."
The LTV 1100 ventilator also features a spontaneous breathing trial (SBT) mode, which uses a rapid shallow breathing index to evaluate a patient's readiness to be weaned off of the ventilator. Clinicians can customize the SBT setting to individual patients, ensuring optimal levels of support as patients are tested on their required level of breathing support.
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CareFusion (NYSE: CFN) is a global corporation serving the health care industry with products and services that help hospitals measurably improve the safety and quality of care. The company develops market-leading technologies including Alaris® infusion pumps, Pyxis® automated dispensing and patient identification systems, AVEA®, AirLife(TM) and LTV® series ventilation and respiratory products, ChloraPrep® products, MedMined(TM) services for data mining surveillance, NeuroCare neurological monitoring and diagnostic products, V. Mueller® surgical instruments, and an extensive line of products that support interventional medicine. CareFusion employs more than 15,000 people across its global operations. More information may be found at www.carefusion.com.
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Mrs. Jane S. Hart, 87, of State Route 29A, passed away peacefully on Feb. 13, 2013, at St. Johnsville Rehabilitation and Nursing Center.
Mrs. Jane S. Hart, 87, of State Route 29A, passed away peacefully on Feb. 13, 2013, at St. Johnsville Rehabilitation and Nursing Center.
She was born on Nov. 15, 1925, in Little Falls, daughter of the late James and Effie (Lawson) Shanahan. On March 12, 1946, she was united in marriage with Stephen O. Hart in Salisbury. They shared a marriage of love for over 66 years.
Family was of the utmost importance to her. She was very involved with the Curtis Cornerstone Chapel. She loved to talk with her friends on the telephone every single day. She especially enjoyed garage sales and arts and crafts. Jane will be missed by many.
Survivors include her devoted husband, Stephen O. Hart, Sr.; her loving children, Stephen Hart and his wife, Debbie, of St. Johnsville, Patti Barnes, of Salisbury Center, and Priscilla Jarman and her husband, Scott, of Texas; her 16 beloved grandkids, Paul and Christine Barnes, Jr., and family, Richard and Shannon Barnes and family, Jacqueline Barnes and family, Cheri and Shannon Hyney and family, David Voorhees and family, Christian and Tiffany Voorhees and family, Sarah and Jay Romine and family, Joshua and Jessica Jarman and family, Brenda Hart, Amanda and Josh Nauroth, Christina Hart, Jose Alvarado, Stephanie Hart, Trinity Oliphant, Lahina Stine and Louise Campbell; her 28 beloved great-grandkids; and her nieces, nephews and her special friends, Patrick Jaquay and Ellen Barton. She was predeceased by her brothers, James, Jack and Francis Shanahan; her sisters, Clara Noonan and Waneta Tripp and her husband, John; her sister-in-law, Gertrude Foster and her husband, Archie; her granddaughter, Shawna Voorhees; her son-in-law, Paul Barnes, Sr.; her nephews, Ron, Don and Jack Noonan; her brother-in-law, Richard Hart; and her mother and father-in-law, Christina and Harold Hart.
In keeping with Jane's wishes, there are no calling hours, but a memorial service will be held Sunday, Feb. 17, 2013, at 3 p.m. at Curtiss Corners Chapel with the Rev. Rodney Congdon officiating.
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Canada gets a gold medal for supporting homosexuality.
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