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Universol is Back with N.E.W.S (Bang Bang) another single from the "Wonder Boy" project which features all Hip Hop chops that are sample exclusively from the vast Stevie Wonder catalog. "N.E.W.S (Bang Bang)" is a dramatic verbal visual motion picture of the streets of GHETTO U.S.A. speaking on the massive effects of Gun Violence EveryWhere! This is music for the streets that give the listener a view of how real it gets in the field, All you hear is BANG BANG. Hit the Deck yall!* http://univsol.bandcamp.com/track/n-e-w-s-bang-bang-3 *
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Download "The Unspeakable Chilly Gonzales" Medley MP3 HERE! Chilly Gonzales, never one to stay quiet for too long, is back with the announcement of his new album, The Unspeakable Chilly Gonzales, the world's first all-orchestral rap album, the dramatic next step after piano-rap classics like "The Grudge" and "Crying" from his last album, Ivory Tower. The Unspeakable Chilly Gonzales will see a digital release on June 7th via Canadian tastemaker label Arts & Crafts. Gonz is giving the world a sneak preview of the ambitious album, in the form of an orchestral-rap medley, which you can download above. Today, he brings some "Gonzpiration" to the rap game. Accompanied by Hollywood swells, tympani rolls, noble French horns, hypnotizing bells and influenced by Prokofiev, Morricone and Phillip Glass, this record is Chilly Gonzales' professional confessional, revealing more of himself on these monologues than ever before. The arrangements found on The Unspeakable Chilly Gonzales were done by his Hollywood-film composing brother Christophe Beck, and take center stage alongside Gonzo's eccentric personality. After his Guinness World Record and the Locarno film festival prize-winning feature film (and accompany album) Ivory Tower, the single "Never Stop" was chosen by Apple for their iPad ad. Ivory Tower's inter-planetary video hit "You Can Dance" helped bring the musical genius to the forefront of American culture. For more information on Gonzo click HERE, or for guest list requests, give us a shout!
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Rec-League's QM teams up with Brandon B from San Francisco's Trunk Drank (Gurp City) on this beat by the Rec League secret weapon Maclane. Here's a bay area anthem sure to keep the cups full and the parking lot on smash.
"Um, pretty much my dream match up. Dopeness from Gurp City's Minister of Game and the Rec League's drunken Van Wilder. I would kill a baby moose for a whole album like this" -TopR (Gurp City)
It's time for another new edition of The Hip-Hop Shop and this time it's The Canadian Edition, which means all of the artists on today's program hail from North of the United States. Check out the likes of Muneshine, D-Sisive, Rasul Syed among others and if you like what you hear Google them for more! For compliments or feedback hit me on Twitter @angrymarks. Artists please send your podsafe music and advertising requests to firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks for listening and remember to share the show with a friend and tell them to check it out every Tuesday on RapReviews.com!
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Ill Bill & Vinnie Paz on May 11th in London
The Heavy Metal Kings Tour is a unique opportunity to catch ILL Bill (La Coka Nostra) and Vinnie Paz (Jedi Mind Tricks) performing live together in the UK with a set list that will feature songs spanning more than a decade's worth of indie hip hop classics from their combined catalogs, including songs from their solo albums as well as tracks from Jedi Mind Tricks, Non-Phixion, La Coka Nostra, Army of the Pharaohs, and their new Heavy Metal Kings album.
London Dates: Wednesday 11th May 2011 Times: 19:00 - 23:00 Venue: The Underworld, 174 Camden High Street, NW1 0NE Support: Rhyme Asylum, Grit Grammar & Phoenix DaIcefire Tickets: £17 in advance - SeeTickets, Ticketline, Stargreen, TicketWeb, Skiddle, & The Underworld
Manchester Dates: Thursday 12th May 2011 Times: 19:00 - 23:00 Venue: Moho Live, Tib Street, M4 1SH Support: Rhyme Asylum, D'Lyfa Reilly & United Blood Tickets: £16 in advance -Ticketline, Skiddle, Picadilly Records, Eastern Bloc
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In two strikingly similar careers that seem to parallel each other at every turn, the charismatic rappers have forged bodies of work that are some of the most respected in hip hop. Bloody tracks, devastated mics and shattered perceptions have all been left in the wake of these two dynamic MCs. Bill and Paz are well known for a penchant for heavy beats and viciously rugged rhymes; both are known for their incendiary live performances, and this was an inevitable collision.
Both MCs have followed similar, unrelenting paths to their current destinations; each having garnered heavy respect throughout the '90s during a prolific period of independent Hip Hop. Bill with Uncle Howie Records and Paz with his home-grown Enemy Soil Records. From the '90s into the new millennium, Ill Bill and Paz produced a string of underground classics with Paz's memorable work as the long-time leader of Philadelphia's Jedi Mind Tricks and Bill's Brooklyn-bred powerhouse Non Phixion. Both groups were responsible for creating music that has since been described as classic: Non Phixion's The Future is Now and JMT's Violent By Design. Paz and Bill have also launched successful solo careers and have put in work with supergroups such as Paz's battle-tested outfit Army of the Pharaohs, and Ill Bill's collective of legendary MCs: La Coka Nostra.
Like their name, The Heavy Metal Kings display all the slick, rhythmical timings of Hip Hop while incorporating the adrenaline and utter desecration of Metal. Together their vision and sound are allowed the full breadth of expression and the sound result is a collection of music that lives up to its name with the kind of blood-curdling sonic bombast that is only found in genres like Heavy Metal and Hardcore.
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As most of you are probably aware by now, Microsoft & Apple are actively investigating the latest reported issue with iOS 6.1 users syncing with Exchange 2010 ActiveSync.
Microsoft has released a KB article that details what we know so far: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2814847
Apple has also recently released a support article for this issue: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4532
*UPDATE: Apple has released 6.1.2 (http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4532) which should address the 6.1 issue.
Essentially the symptoms we've seen so far are excessive log growth, resource consumption on Client Access & Mailbox servers, and performance-related problems due to high memory and/or CPU increases.
Here are a few of the workarounds we've been using thus far:
Install 6.1.2 update from Apple to resolve the issue:
To identify the issue in your environment, the process I've been using thus far is parsing through IIS logs. The easiest way to do this is to use a tool called Log Parser Studio. If you haven't been using this great tool, download it here: http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Log-Parser-Studio-cd458765
Log Parser Studio has several built in queries to collect ActiveSync information, such as the ActiveSync Report. Any 6.1 devices should be noticeable by locating the User-Agent field, which will look something like the following for iOS 6.1:
To create the query to check specifically for the iOS 6.1 issue (from the KB Article), open Log Parser Studio, click File, New, and Query.
Then paste the following query (also in the KB) into the New Query window:
SELECT Cs-username AS User, MyDeviceId AS DeviceId, COUNT(*) AS HitsUSING EXTRACT_VALUE(cs-uri-query,'DeviceId') AS MyDeviceIdFROM '[LOGFILEPATH]' WHERE cs-uri-query LIKE '%Error:WrongObjectTypeException%' GROUP BY DeviceId,UserORDER BY Hits DESC
Now click File and Save Query (if you wish to save this new query). Otherwise at this point you can load your IIS logs into Log Parser Studio and execute the query.
Here are the list of iOS UserAgents to be on the lookout for:
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This Exchange Shell command should help you locate iOS 6.1 devices as well if you don't have Log Parser Studio:
Get-ActiveSyncDevice | where {$_.DeviceOs -match "iOS 6.1″}
*UPDATE from the Apple KB:
Apple has identified a fix and will make it available in an upcoming software update. In the meantime, you can avoid this bug by not responding to an exception to a recurring event on your iOS device. If you do experience the symptoms described above, disable then reenable the Exchange calendar on your iOS device using the steps below.1. Go to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars 2. Select the Exchange account from your Accounts list. 3. Turn the switch for Calendars to OFF. 4. Wait ten seconds. 5. Turn the switch for Calendars back to ON.
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Hall Stages 50th Anniversary Anger in Bath Season
Editorial Staff • West End • 3 Mar 2006
The Peter Hall Company will return to Bath for ten weeks, from 21 June to 2 September 2006, with a season of play revivals that, according to promotional material, "promises to the strongest yet": Hall's own production of Shakespeare's Measure for Measure, which will subsequently transfer to Stratford-upon-Avon for the RSC's Complete Works festival (See News, 8 Feb 2006); August Strindberg's 1888 erotically charged clash of the classes Miss Julie; Alan Bennett's 1973 comedy Habeas Corpus; and a new 50th anniversary production of John Osborne's Look Back in Anger, directed by Royal Court veteran Peter Gill.
Commenting on his programming choices, Hall said: "Centuries separate these plays – Measure for Measure, Miss Julie and Habeas Corpus - yet they all rely on the same metaphor: the wild and dangerous effects of sexual frustration. The season ends with a tribute. John Osborne's Look Back in Anger is 50 years old and the production – like our production of Waiting for Godot last year (See News, 16 Aug 2005) – is a celebration. These were the two plays that changed the course of British theatre."
The season opens with Measure for Measure, running in Bath from 21 June to 12 August 2006, before moving on to Stratford for six performances only from 13 to 16 September. James Laurenson and Richard Dormer will play the Duke and Angelo, with Andrea Riseborough as Isabella. The production will mark the first time that the 75-year-old Hall, founder of the RSC and former artistic director of the National, has ever directed the play in the UK.
Measure for Measure will be joined in rep by Rachel O'Riordan's production of Miss Julie, featuring Riseborough and Dormer as mistress and servant Julie and Jean. It runs from 26 June to 12 August 2006. Hall's production of Habeas Corpus, Bennett's exploration of permissiveness in 1960s Brighton, stars James Fleet and runs in Bath from 30 June to 12 August 2006 prior to a planned regional tour. All of the first three productions will be designed by Kevin and Trish Rigdon.
The final production in Hall's Bath season, Look Back in Anger, will run from 16 August to 2 September 2006. Osborne's kitchen-sink drama - with its original "angry young man", the working class anti-hero Jimmy Porter - was credited with changing the course of British drama when it opened at London's Royal Court in May 1956. As part of its own year-long 50th anniversary season this year, the Royal Court will hold a special one-off performance of the play on 8 May 2006, 50 years to the day after it had its world premiere at a two-month-old Court under the English Stage Company (See News, 11 Oct 2005).
The Peter Hall Company revival of Look Back in Anger will be the only fully staged production of the play to mark its landmark birthday. It will be directed by playwright-director Peter Gill – who was a regular at the Royal Court in the decade after Osborne – and designed by William Dudley (The Woman in White, The Coast of Utopia). No casting has yet been announced.
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Acorn Squash And Turnip Soup
|Acorn squash
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|Unsalted butter
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|Whites of leeks
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|1 Medium, coarsely chopped
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|Freshly ground white pepper
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|Ground coriander
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|Creme fraiche/Sour cream
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1. Preheat the oven to 375°. Place the squash in a foil-lined baking pan. Rub the exposed areas with 1/2 tablespoon of the butter and bake until fork tender, about 1 hour.
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4. When the squash is cooked, scoop out the flesh and add it to the casserole. Puree the soup, in batches if necessary, in a blender or food processor. Return to the pot and stir in the remaining 3 1/2 cups stock. Heat through. Serve with a dollop of creme fraiche or sour cream.


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Adding fifth BCS bowl back in the mix
It seemed like a good -- and simple -- idea. But now, conference commissioners may be at an impasse over the BCS' proposed piggyback plan.
Originally Published: June 2, 2004By Ivan Maisel | ESPN.com
Piggyback, we hardly knew ye.
The so-called piggyback bowl, the fifth BCS game that would have alternated among the four established bowls, is dying before it ever had the chance to take place. The cause is professional jealousy. The Big 12 and the SEC, and their bowls, the Fiesta and the Sugar, are upset that the Big Ten and the Pacific-10, and their bowl, the Rose, wants special status in the new agreement.
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Nice work JimO - we're ready for an encore!
Although personally after 10K miles, I don't have a problem with the stock screen or seat, irregardless, you put together a great format that that can be used as a template for future FAQs.
In addtion to product reviews, the format will work great for Wrench Retard faqs, - I was thinkin about that Valve adjustment FAQ - The pics are there and some good comments on that thread ....
A FAQ on throttle adjustment would be good, ABS breek bleeding (fluid change), Clutch fluid change etc....
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epfister, some great ideas.
On a possibly related note, I think we do need to be careful not to duplicate work that might be elsewhere on the web. There are a few great sites. I saw a brake bleeding FAQ recently with four or five different ways of doing it however it may not have gone into sufficient detail. I think it might have been MicaPeak.
As a first step, perhaps we can collect some links and add these to our FAQ and then decide which topics are missing or weak and develop these ourselves. We may also want to save some of the work at other sites in case those site disappear.
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Milwaukee kids need to spend more time in school, and over the next few months there is going to be a robust debate about what it will take to get that done.
Summer vacation is too long. Studies show that kids lose up to two months of what they learned in school over summer break. Many probably lose more if they spend more time in front of the television than reading a book or attending summer school.
A few of the Band-Aid approaches work, but they are too inconsequential to have the impact needed to improve achievement at Milwaukee Public Schools. There are only about 4,500 seats available for summer school; other programs help but, for example, Howard Fuller's six-week Summer Reading Project serves only about 160 kids.
MPS Superintendent Gregory Thornton said it's time to have a conversation about moving the district to a longer school day and longer school year. The district already has some year-round schools, but to make the move districtwide is a big step.
I would imagine that the move to expand would come with a fight because there are some adults who believe that summers should be reserved for kids having fun and traveling, and some teachers likely would oppose longer school days.
But there is a harsh reality that people often don't want to talk about: Nearly half of African-American boys will not graduate from high school, and MPS ranks near the bottom for urban districts in the nation in fourth- and eighth-grade reading for minority boys.
These numbers are atrocious, and the only way that they can be turned around is for kids to spend more time in the classroom.
The old-fashioned farm calendar that allows for kids to be off for three months over the summer is failing disadvantaged kids. If education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty, extra time in school is something this city should embrace.
The efforts of people such as Fuller should be applauded, and, on a small scale, he is making changes in the lives of kids who are struggling with reading.
Samuel Campbell, 9, said the program helped him to appreciate reading. When Samuel started in the program two years ago, he wasn't the best reader.
"I really didn't like reading that much," he said. "I don't really know why, but I just didn't like it."
Samuel had a problem with fluency and comprehension. Teachers in the program worked with him in those areas, and his reading improved. Today, he is reading on grade level, and more important, he enjoys it.
"I read all the time now," he said.
His mother, Alicia Anderson, said the program works to get parents involved.
Part of the homework involved Samuel reading out loud to his mother. She also went over vocabulary with him.
"I'm very proud of what they did for him because when his reading improved, his grades in his other classes went up, too," she told me.
A longer school year is a no-brainer. Other nations have passed the U.S. in education because their children spend more time in school and place a higher value on learning.
Fuller started his Summer Reading Project because he said the single most important thing you can do to ensure that a child has a successful education is to give him or her a great appreciation for reading early.
A majority of the students who participate in the program every summer are reading a full level below their grade level.
Fuller said he would not have a problem with summer break if kids were taking educational trips to the Grand Canyon with their families, but he told me that "our kids are not getting these experiences."
Mordecai Lee, professor of governmental affairs at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, said the idea of three months off for kids during the summer is "absurd."
"We need to be following the best models out there to help children succeed and none of those models have kids out of school for three months," Lee said.
The old agricultural model did work for me growing up because I spent my summers on my grandparents' farm in Gloster, Miss. My parents usually sent me south the same week school ended and I would stay with my grandparents until a week before school started.
I was my grandparents' only grandchild so I was the free help on their 60-acre farm. I did everything from planting seeds to herding livestock and while most of my friends spent the summer dribbling basketballs, I spent mine churning butter, milking cows and tilling.
I didn't realize it at the time, but those were the best years of my life. Those experiences helped me to appreciate what I had and it also brought me closer to my family and taught me a great work ethic. I will never forget hunting deer with my grandfather and fishing with my grandmother.
Those experiences surely beat playing video games, and since my grandparents only had a small black-and-white television, reading comics became my hobby.
Times are a lot different now, and kids today face a number of challenges that I didn't face. But with these challenges comes an opportunity.
MPS can move the needle a little - or the district can try to move it a lot. Instead of just moving to a year-round school year, why not copy the successful Harlem Free Zone model and create community learning centers?
A community learning center follows the cradle-to-college-to-community philosophy. If kids are properly educated and prepared for college, this will build stronger neighborhoods and communities.
This can't just be only an MPS effort. Parents have to buy into this change, and leaders in Madison have to be vested in the success of the state's largest city and its largest school district.
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Castleford Tigers battled back from 30-16 down with 10 minutes to play at the Twickenham Stoop to claim a 30-30 draw against the lowly London Broncos.
First-half tries from James Mendeika, Scott Wheeldon and Chris Melling set the home side on their way, with Daryl Clark and Rangi Chase replying for the visitors.
Chris Bailey and Craig Gower touched down for London in the second half while Grant Millington kept Castleford within touching distance of Tony Rea's side.
London looked in control with a 14-point lead late on, but scores from Justin Carney and Nathan Massey brought the Tigers to within two points before Jamie Ellis' last-gasp penalty secured a share of the spoils.
One of London's problems is a leaky defence, though, and that was shown up in the ninth minute as Castleford opened their account with a brilliant length-of-the-field effort.
The Tigers were pinned on their own line when Carney scooped the ball up but the hulking winger quickly found a gap for Kirk Dixon and he fed the supporting Clark who went 60 metres.
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The two tries summed up the pros and cons of the sides - both dangerous but vulnerable - and London bordered on the brilliant again with 15 minutes gone as Gower's no-look pass sent Wheeldon powering over the line.
Cas were winded by the score and struggled to see the ball for some time afterwards, but were given a reprieve when Antonio Kaufusi shot out of the line and poleaxed Dixon with a wild shot which served to stoke up the visitors.
Whether as a direct result or not they were level minutes after, although with the help of a forward-looking pass. Rangi Chase started and finished the move, with his bullet pass to Carney possibly illegal. Referee Ben Thaler saw nothing wrong, though, and Carney returned the ball to Chase who did the rest.
But London would end the half on top, scoring as the hooter approached after a Jordan Tansey error. The full-back was bewitched by Gower's boot all afternoon and after he coughed the ball up a scrum was formed and Luke Dorn sent Melling in on an overlap.
The action was not quite as fluid after the restart as penalties were conceded and it took until the 50th minute for the scoreboard to move again, Witt kicking a 40-metre penalty to edge his side out to 18-10 ahead.
Castleford only had themselves to blame for the penalty and were even more culpable three minutes later as London scored a fourth try.
Chase's poor pass caught Jordan Thompson napping but, rather than defend the free play London had, Castleford failed to get back in line and Gower cut through them before sending the supporting Chris Bailey in.
The Tigers suddenly needed three tries to get anything from the game and Chase duly stepped up, with a brilliant high kick finding Grant Millington who grounded.
They could not build any sustained pressure on the back of it, though, and when Gower ducked his way to the line from close range the game appeared to be up.
But Castleford came back again and this time with an end product. First Carney showed neat feet to slide down the touchline and score and then, after Nathan Massey bounced over from close range, Ellis slotted the decisive penalty.
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Final Score: Oakland 12, Chicago Cubs 6
Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - Adam Rosales clubbed a pair of two-run home runs on Sunday to help the Oakland Athletics down the Chicago Cubs, 12-6, in spring training action.
Chris Young and Josh Donaldson each added a three-run blast for the A's, who received four of their 15 hits from Eric Sogard.
Oakland starter Tommy Milone allowed four runs on eight hits over 4 2/3 frames.
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The past few nights my little guy just won't sleep. Anytime I get close to his room or crib and say the words bedtime or nap he starts screaming and kicking me. When I put him in his crib he has the worst tantrums and could scream bloody murder for hours. Saturday he decided to get up at 3am and only had a 45 min nap at 10 am and then went to bed at 8pm. Sunday he went to bed at 8 and was up from 11pm-1am then slept til 6am. Last night he went to bed at 9:30pm was up from 11:30pm-1am and ended up falling asleep between me and my hubby then my hubby put him back to bed. He then got up at 2am and my hubby gave him a bottle and he fell back asleep until 7am. I'm dying here. I'm so tired and I have no idea what's wrong with him. He is getting all 4 canines but what does that have to do with him hating his crib and throwing tantrums when you say bedtime or nap? He only screams bloody murder in his crib. My friend suggested a toddler bed because she said it sounds like he's wanting more freedom. He is a very independent child and wants to do everything himself. It's hard to keep him occupied during the day he can do all 4 of his wooden puzzles in a matter of minutes, he can repeat back to me every word I say. I'm not sure I'm stimulating him enough with his brain he's really smart so any ideas on that too would be great. Thanks guys!
Sleeping issues help!
My LO has been doing the same thing...and she was a good sleeper. The other night she started screaming bloody murder as I walked down the hall to her bedroom. I almost took her to the after hours care enter because I thought something was wrong. (This is the child who sleeps from 7:30 until 7:30a, without any problems.) She was coming home from school without taking any naps all day.
Turns out once her canines popped through the gums, she went back to her normal sleeping self--and her whinning/crying/etc went away. Wahoo! She hasn't had this problem with her molars, so I am wondering if the canines are more painful.
Hang in there! It is a phase. THANK GOD. lol I don't know how much more I could take without going insane.
Ok yeah I can see all 4 through his gums. I put him down for a nap and he's throwing a tantrum in his room stomping screaming throwing himself everywhere. He's tired for sure but won't nap. I'm honestly sick and tired of this. I don't know how much more I can handle. He's out of control constant tantrums anytime you mention nap or bedtime. I don't know what that has to do with teething but he better get over it fast.
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My DD also had the same problem when her first molars were coming in. So we had to adjust...and ask her. She understood "Do you want to go sleep, sleep"? At the time (mid-December), she would either shake or nod her head if she wanted to sleep. I would ask her every 15 minutes thereafter. Bedtime was normally 9pm...but ended up being 10 or even 10:30 on somedays during that time. Once the teething ended, she was back to normal.
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When a child doesn't feel good or is in pain, he wants to be held. So...you know he has all 4 molars coming in which can be quite painful. Are you giving him Tylenol or Advil for the pain? My son is cutting all 4 molars right now too and every few nights he'll wake up and I'll spend 2 hours trying to get him back to bed. I rock him to sleep and then the second I try to lay him down he wakes back up and wants to be held. I'll finally give him Tylenol and 30 minutes later he's out and will let me lay him down. When the molars very first started to come in I was giving him Tylenol every night before bed to help him sleep but not during the day so that he didn't get too much in his system.
I agree with others. My baby is different with these canines coming in. However motrin or tylenol (I use orajel too, but lately Ive been getting the "OMG that's awful" from anyone who wants throw their 2 cents in) at night seems to work good and holding/rocking I think could be helpful. If he's independant I'm sure after his teeth pop out he will want to go back to having control/independance and go to sleep on his own.
Ok thanks ladies. Canines are def the teeth from hell for sure. I hold him almost all day long because if Idon't pick him up he'll hang onto my legs and scream. Asking him if he is tired or wants to go to bed will not work. I say are you sleepy and he starts screaming and throwing a tantrum or I say it's nap time because he brings me his blanket and rubs his eyes and as soon as I walk into his room the hour tantrum starts. I can't believe teeth make a child act like this...
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Is it possible to nap with him or cosleep? We couldn't do it in our bed, but we have a lazy boy chair in her room and my dd settles down after taking some milk and cuddling with her favorite stuffed animal and blanket in either dh's or my arms. Then we lay her in the crib drowsy. And you could try tylenol, ibuprofen, and / or teething tablets. We do use those meds when teething is bad. It does sound like a mix of teething and separation anxiety.
Yeah last night I brought him to our bed and as soon as he hit the pillow he was out he was between us. My dh said that he couldn't sleep, he's scared of rolling on him and squishing him to death I think I'll talk to him again because I'll take that over him screaming all night. I get angry I have to admit because his scream is ear piercing and it's the cry that gets under your skin I feel bad that they hurt so bad getting these teeth it's terrible and does break my heart. I'm def up for trying anything to make him comfortable and as pain free as possible. Thanks again ladies you've been a huge help to a momma at her wit's end today.
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Sounds like the 18 month sleep regression: teething, separation anxiety, growing independent will, and physical and cognitive changes all combined into sleep issues.
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Tom Matano has almost 30 years of experience in the automotive design industry. He held design positions at General Motors in Detroit, and GM Holden's Ltd. in Melbourne, Australia and BMW in Munich, Germany. In 1983, he joined Mazda's North American studio as a Chief Designer. He continued to become Executive Vice President of Western Operations for Mazda R&D North America, Inc., and Executive Designer & Director of Mazda North American Operations.
From 1999 to 2002, Mr. Matano has been moved to Mazda headquarters in Japan, as an Executive Designer in the Global Advance Studio, oversees Japan, Europe and North American Advance studios, and the General Manager of Mazda Design in charge of the Chief Designers. His accomplishments at Mazda include the 1993 RX-7, Miata, and many other projects by the design teams he managed and created. Since 2002 to present, Mr. Matano is committed to becoming an educator, and using his diverse knowledge and experience to enhance the Industrial Design program at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. Now ranked #4 in the Red Dot World Ranking of ID schools.
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A simple mathematical predictive tool for estimation of hydrate inhibitor loss in hydrocarbon liquid base, Alireza Bahadori
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Key features and rules for hazard identifications: minimum requirements for fire and occupancy hazards, Alireza Bahadori
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Fire ignition patterns affect production of charcoal in southern forests, Eric Oliveira Carvalho, Leda N. Kobziar, and Francis E. Putz
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Variation in the antiviral and antibacterial activity of abalone Haliotis laevigata, H. rubra and their hybrid in South Australia, Vinh T. Dang, Peter Speck, Mehidi Doroudi, Ben Smith, and Kirsten Benkendorff
Food for thought: flying foxes and bush regeneration, Kristin A. den Exter, Angus Underwood, Billie Roberts, and Len Martin
Measure of stress response induced by temperature and salinity changes on hatched larvae of three marine gastropod species, Elisabeth Deschaseaux, A Taylor, and W Maher
Nutrient and trace-metal removal by bauxsol pellets in wastewater treatment, Laure Marlene Despland, Malcolm W. Clark, Tony Vancov, Dirk V. Erler, and Michel Aragno
Linking groundwater discharge to severe estuarine acidification during a flood in a modified wetland, Jason de Weys, Isaac R. Santos, and Bradley D. Eyre
A multigene phylogeny examining evolutionary and ecological relationships in the Australo-papuan wrens of the subfamily Malurinae (Aves), Amy C. Driskell, Janette Ann Norman, Stephen Pruett-Jones, Elizabeth Mangall, Sarah A. Sonsthagen, and Leslie Christidis
Comment on Chiesi et al. (2011): "Use of BIOME-BGC to simulate Mediterranean forest carbon stocks", Chris S. Eastaugh
Incorporating management history into forest growth modelling, Chris S. Eastaugh and Hubert Hasenauer
Forest road networks: metrics for coverage, efficiency and convenience, Chris S. Eastaugh and Domingo Molina
Assessing the impacts of climate change and nitrogen deposition on Norway spruce (Picea abies L. Karst) growth in Austria with BIOME-BGC, Chris S. Eastaugh, Elisabeth Potzelsberger, and Hubert Hasenauer
Observations of nitrogen and phosphorus biogeochemistry in a surface flow constructed wetland, Dirk V. Erler, Douglas Tait, Bradley D. Eyre, and Michael Bingham
Denitrification, N-fixation and nitrogen and phosphorus fluxes in different benthic habitats and their contribution to the nitrogen and phosphorus budgets of a shallow oligotrophic sub-tropical coastal system (southern Moreton Bay, Australia), Bradley D. Eyre, Angus JP Ferguson, Arthur Webb, Damien Troy Maher, and Joanne Margaret Oakes
Metabolism of different benthic habitats and their contribution to the carbon budget of a shallow oligotrophic sub-tropical coastal system (southern Moreton Bay, Australia), Bradley D. Eyre, Angus Ferguson, Arthur Webb, Damien Troy Maher, and Joanne Margaret Oakes
Mapping ecosystem processes and function across shallow seascapes, Bradley D. Eyre and Damien Troy Maher


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With the recent announcement of Giant Bomb being acquired by CBS, I've seen a lot of people up in arms over the deal and what this means for the future of the site, particularly the content we've all grown to love: the honest reviews, the often hilarious Quick Looks, and perhaps the best podcast on earth. But what about the forums?
That's what brings me here daily. Despite the sites rapid growth, this community has remained relatively tight-knit and devoid of system wars, rabid fanboys, elitists and other things that plague most message boards. The mods are cool, and having the freedom to swear means being able to truly express ourselves. Speaking of which, I hope the Giant Bomb crew won't have to tone back their language.
So, what will become of the forums?


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