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Sista Felicia Nails It With This Pasta With the Gagooza, Egg and Grated Cheese
On Niles Beach, natch.
Fiesta Whites- Pictures From The 2014 Saint Peter's Fiesta Sunday Parade
Bringing it back old school. As long as I can remember it was all about wearing the Fiesta Whites when you were a kid. Felicia was out to capture as many people as she could in the parade wearing their Fiesta Whites- Enjoy the slideshow- there's a ton of pictures for us to work through and a ton coming at you over the next couple day
Here's the Fiesta Whites Slideshow (Remember next year if you can to dress your beautiful children in their Fiesta Whites So We Can Include Them In The Fiesta Whites Slideshow-
Seine Boat Practice-Ambie Sausages-Greasy Pole Shrine Photos Early Morning 6/25/14
Sista Felicia On the Scene Bringing You Fiesta- Hope You Enjoy!
Part II Video- Fiesta Traditions The Favazza Brothers Making Greasy Pole Flags
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Tommy After Capturing The Flag
Saint Peter's Fiesta Traditions Behind The Scenes- Tom and Peter Favazza Making The Greasy Pole Flags Part I
You wanna talk history? You wanna talk about passion? Listen as the Tommy and Peter Favazza talk about the years of dedication they have given as makers of the Greasy Pole Flags and Fiesta Committee members. This is what it's all about: the complete giving of time and energy so everyone gets to enjoy the pageantry and tradition kept alive by families like the Favazzas.
Sista Felicia Will Be Live Streaming Tonight's St Peter's Novena NOW! Tuesday Night 6/24/14
Click Here To View The Live St Peter's Novena Video Feed RIGHT NOW!!!
Click the picture then you will be brought to UStream where they ask you to watch a short 30 second ad and then the live feed will play for you!
thanks To James From Cape Ann Giclee For The Help Getting The Feed Streaming
Saint Peter's Fiesta Traditions Behind The Scenes- Generations Of The Linquata Family Making The Fiesta Pins
Huge thanks to the Linquata family for allowing us into their home and sharing their story of family, love and tradition. It is families like this that make it all so special for all of us to enjoy. So many stories, so much love, so much passion, and who wins? Everyone in our close knit community. The people who think the Fiesta is about the carnival and the rides are missing out. They have no idea how much work goes in behind the scenes by beautiful families like the Linquatas. Thanks for all you do to make it the most special time of year for so many.
Your labor of love and dedication will not go unnoticed if we have anything to say about it.
Look for tomorrow's video with the Favazzas who make the Greasy Pole Flags. GMG behind the scenes for Saint Peter's Fiesta 2014.
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Chickity Check It! Sista Felicia In CBS Boston's Ask A Chef series For Her Mudiga Steak Recipe!!!
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GloucesterCast With Guest Ryan Pinkham and Host Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 4/12/14
GloucesterCast With Guest Ryan Pinkham and Host Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 4/12/14
Topics Include: Tech Mogul Ryan Pinkham, Pleasant Street Tea and Coffee Co, Content Developer For Constant Contact, Northeastern Coop Program, Constant Contact Social Media Blog, What Makes A Good Social Media Campaign and What Are Some Of The Mistakes People Make, Sista Felicia Using Social Media, Coveted Yarn, Always Try For A Win/Win, Not Pitching 24/7, Blue Lobster Marketing, Marshall's Farm Stand Farm Animals, Selling An Experience, The Franklin, Katrina's Bang Bang Shrimp, Magnolia Spring Art Show, Minglewood Tavern, Lobster Land, Lobster Pool BYOB, Tacos Lupita Roast Pork Burrito, Dogs On The Beach Controversy, Trash Barrels On California Beaches vs Carry In/Carry Out, Burnham's Field Neighborhood, John McElhenny, Steven Colbert Gets Letterman Job A Week After Suey Park Controversy, Landlines/Web TV and People Under 30, What % Of People In Gloucester Still Pay For Cable, 01930, Gloucester MA
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GloucesterCast With Guests Nichole Schrafft, Sista Felicia and Host Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 3/30/14
GloucesterCast With Guests Nichole Schrafft, Sista Felicia and Host Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 3/30/14
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Topics Include: Topics Include: Coconut Licking The Mic, Foreign Affairs, Als Cafe, Top 4 Restaurants On The North Shore, Duckworths, The Franklin, Passports, Latitude 43, Seaport Grill, The Blue Ox, The Cheesecake Factory, Ithaki, Artu in the North End, Modern Pastry vs Mike's Pastry, Lexington Ave Resurgence, Innovation House in Magnolia, 525, Donna Ardizzoni, Larry and Misty From Glosta Joes Kickstarter, Village Market, The Surf, Edgewater Cafe, Bruni's, Willow Rest, Mariposa Sale, Art McCann and The Change.org Petition About The Petition, Spring Sports, The Information Needed To Sign Up Kids For Sports Nowadays, Indoor Sport Facilities Making Sports Year Round, Participation Awards
GloucesterCast With Guests Sista Felicia, BJ Mohan and Host Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 3/29/14
GloucesterCast With Guests Sista Felicia, BJ Mohan and Host Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 3/29/14
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Topics Include: Art McCann- Local Hero, Veterans, Not Repainting Home of The Fighting Fishermen, The Petition, JOHN A "GUS" FOOTE, BOB WHYNOTT, DAVID H,. WATSON, LEE KENNEDY, MIKE McLEOD, RICK NOONAN, Article in the Gloucester Daily Times, Ann Kennedy's Questions About The Blog Today vs the Blog a Couple Years Ago, Rants, Taking Things Literally, Frank Ciolino, An Intern, The Dilution of The Blog For The Broader Good, Striving For The Happy Medium, The Impossible Job Of Pleasing Everyone, Nichole Schrafft, How Can we Improve?, Felicia's New Espresso Maker, BJ's Online Tools You Should Know About- Google Drive, Google Drive vs Dropbox, Sista Felicia's Chifeletti Cookies, Ethnic Grocery Stores Today, Filling Boat Orders At Pat's Center Grocery, Gelato
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GloucesterCast With Sista Felicia, BJ and Host Joey Ciaramitaro Taped 3/23/14
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Topics Include: GMG Weather Guy Peter Lovasco Ahead Of The Pack, How Happy Is BJ That St Joseph's Novena Is Over?, Rating The Food From St Joseph's, Favorite Pasta Dishes, Promoting The Cookbook, Recognizing and Honoring The Gloucester Families Who Have Kept Up The St Joseph's Novena Throughout The Years, The Orlandos, The Ferrantes, the Fontanas, The Groppos, The Russos, The Scolas, The Saputos, The Brancaleones, The Cannavos, The Milletellos, ect, ect, ect, The Novena Trolley, BJ's Favorite Smartphone Apps, Spotify vs Pandora, gReaderPro, Dictating To The iPhone, Old Guys Wearing Inappropriate Caps, Affliction T Shirts, Ed Hardy, Juicy Couture, Victoria's Secret, Schools Banning Yoga Pants, Dress Has Become Too Casual, Belly Shirts and Muffin Tops, Having To Notify Parents Of Appropriate Clothing For Confirmation, Mom Jeans vs Skinny Jeans, The Best Era For Clothing?, H&M, Where Did Felicia and I Take The Divergent Path On Being A Dog Lover vs A Dog Fearer, A Healthy Fear of Dogs,K9 Kuts Julie Borge
Video- Saint Joseph's Novena Wednesday Night 2014 At Sista Felicia's
2014 Saturday St Joseph's Feast Pictures From Sista Felicia
Make Sista Felicia's Orange and Finochio (fennel) Salad
Orange and Finochio (fennel) Salad
all photos and recipe from Sista Felicia
5 Finochio (fennel bulbs)
8 oranges
1/2 cup fresh mint leaves
¼ cup fresh oregano leaves
1 medium onion
Juice of 2 lemons
½ cup pitted black olives
¾ cup olive oil
1 tablespoon Masala wine
1 teaspoon sugar
½ teaspoon kosher salt
½ teaspoon fresh ground pepper
¼ cup fresh squeezed orange juice
Step 1: using a sharp knife cut both ends of orange, off and discards ends
Step 2: place flat side of orange on a cutting board and place the blade of the knife under the pith of orange and guide the knife in a downward direction removing the skin
Step 3: repeat steps 1 & 2 with remaining oranges
Step 4: place one skinless orange in your hand and insert a paring knife into both sides of orange sections membrane's to remove skinless orange slices and reserve in a bowl
Step 5: reserve fresh orange juices in a small bowl by squeezing juices from reaming sectioned orange membranes
Step 6: remove the long stems and any outer damaged skins from the fennel bulbs and discard
Step 7: Using a mandolin slice onion very thin and reserve
Step 8: using mandolin slice fennel bulbs very thin and reserve
Step 9: Juice lemons over a small strainer to capture any seeds and pulp
Step 10: chop fresh mint
Step 11: Chop fresh oregano
Step 12: layer ½ Finochio (fennel) slices onto a large platter
Step 13: top Finochio (fennel) slices with 1/2 of the orange slices
Step 14: layer ½ the onion slices over the orange layer
Step 15 Repeat steps 12, 13, and 14
Step 16: Sprinkle chopped mint and orange over the top layer
Step 17: scatter black olives over the top of the salad
Step 18: add reserved orange juice, olive oil, masala wine, sugar, salt and pepper to the lemon juice pulse until dressing ingredients become evenly incorporated
Step 19: pour evenly over the entire salad and finish with a dusting of fresh ground pepper, serve at room temperature or chill in the refrigerator for one hour before serving
Sista Felicia Cooks For St Joseph's Day Filmed By Gianni Gallo Part I Filmed By Gianni Gallo
St Joseph's Pasta Making Photo Dump
Hour 6 and Still Going Strong:
Sista Felicia Speakes at Holy Family Parish Guild Tonight
Holy Family Parish Guild Meeting Tonight!
The March Guild Meeting of the Holy Family Parish will be held at 7 PM on Tuesday, March 4, 2014. Meeting will be held in Monsignor Sullivan Hall. All are welcome to attend.
Our featured guest will be Felicia Mohan, author of GIFTS OF GOLD, who will share her cookbook story, and talk about her family favorite recipes and traditions handed down surrounding the feast of St. Joseph.


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Some people in America would love to see Bush dead. I guess his assassination is now justified.
Some people in America would love to see Bush dead. I guess his assassination is now justified.
Flop's argument that it's okay to assasinate Castro, is similar to the one that it was okay to invade Iraq to "get" Hussain. It boils down to this: might is right. On the other hand, if you turn to International law, I don't think you will find this is a justifiable reason. If it were, then country X could depose of country Y's leaders anytime they didn't like them. Now, that's the old way of doing business, practiced by kings and despots for a thousand or more years. If we live in a civilized world, there has to be a better justification.
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Flops' argument makes no sense no matter what. There is no communism or Fidel Castro in Mexico and yet Mexicans run away from that country by the millions.
It boils down to this: might is right
Sometimes we can use our might as a means to humanitarian intervention.
Here is a quick list of genocidal maniacs that should (or should have been) on a hit list over the last 100 years:
Pol Pot
Kambanda and others associated w/Rwandan genocide
Many currently in Darfur
I'm sure that I'm missing some. Big, you can go ahead and add Bush to the list now, just to round out the thread.
Flop, you think you are such a smart American and coming to America is somehow immigrants' blessing. Well, leaving in itself is a crime. No human should feel the urge to leave his native country because of lack of opportunity.
America's thirst for immmigration is a criminal act to humanity in itself. A powerful country should not promote sucking of human talent around the World as the basis for freedom.
A powerful country should not get rich from the misfortunes of others. No human virtues or any religion ever teach that.
Are you trying to be provocative by saying that "America's thirst for immigration is a criminal act to humanity"? I can't imagine that you actually believe that. When a person can make a better living in the US than they can in their own country, why is it a criminal act to humanity to allow them to?
When a person can make a better living in the US than they can in their own country, why is it a criminal act to humanity to allow them to?
A person fine. But when you have these national policies to look for thousands and millions of special talent and needs people from other countries, that is criminal. Mass immmigration causes more sorrow than good for most immigrants. Lack of language, loss of identity. I know this happened to my parents big time.
Sometimes we can use our might as a means to humanitarian intervention.
So you've offered a reason to use force other than might is right.
Without digging into it, there's probably a basis for humantarian intervention, within the Geneva Conventions where there is genocide and other egregious actions. That of course doesn't apply to Castro, or to Allende, and arguably not to Hussain.


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Amazing 1791 Washington Large Eagle Cent, MS65 Brown1791 1C Washington Large Eagle Cent MS65 Brown PCGS. Baker-15, W-10610, R.2. A glorious specimen of this elusive issue that is very difficult to find in full Gem grades as seen here. The strike is exceptional for this issue. Note the complete epaulet on Washington's shoulder, a device which is so often poorly defined on most examples. The surfaces show scattered handling nicks, including a tiny nick on Washington's cheek on a horizontal line back from the lower edge of his nose which will serve for an identifier. On the reverse, the eagle shows complete feather definition on his wings, legs, and neck, areas which are frequently poorly struck. No problematic spots or carbon issues. Any collector lucky enough to purchase this coin will cherish it for years to come. Listed on page 77 of the 2010 Guide Book. Population: 4 in 65 Brown, 1 finer (2/10). (PCGS# 702)
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Through much of the 1990s and early 2000s, short-sea shipping was the next great thing for U.S. ports. Then it got forced into the shadows. Why the Marine Highway is stuck in reverse, and why we need to give it a better shot.
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Hapag Lloyd is adding the port call of Ashdod, Israel, to its service connecting the country with Turkey and said it will begin calling on Iskenderun, Turkey in late July through an unspecified service.
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Intra-regional feeder carrier Shreyas Shipping and Logistics is adding more vessels to its fleet, eyeing the prospect of accelerating its growth through coastal shipping operations in India.
08 Jun 2015
LONDON – Eurotunnel, the operator of the subsea rail link between the U.K. and France, has sold its ferry operation to rival carrier DFDS a year after British regulators demanded its withdrawal from the cross-Channel route.
05 Jun 2015
Shipping Corporation of India has revamped its intra-regional SCI Middle East India Liner Express service deployment to include additional domestic port coverage. The change provides a big push to the Narendra Modi-led government's "sagar-mala" project, which is designed to upgrade the national freight transportation system via coastal shipping.
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LONDON – Eurotunnel, the operator of the rail tunnel between the U.K. and France, announced its exit from shipping operations between the two countries in July, ending a bitter three year battle with British competition regulators.
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India's federal cabinet on Saturday gave final approval to an agreement allowing the introduction of coastal shipping services between the country's east coast cargo gateways and ports in Bangladesh.
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Canada will not require domestic shipowners operating on the Great Lakes to equip their ships with costly ballast treatment systems until effective technology exists, Canadian Transport Minister Lisa Raitt said last week.
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JFK Assassination
*Meetings and Events For 2014:
NOV. 22-23-24 (Saturday-Monday)
Arlington, TX
Honoring President John F. Kennedy
and Seeking Justice for JFK and the Falsely Accused Assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald
Unlike previous conferences, admission was free -- but the quality of the speakers was superb, as follows:
Jim Marrs....Dr. Cyril Wecht....Roger Stone....Robert Groden...Jerome Corsi
Phillip Nelson....John Barbour....Doug Horne
Dr. James Fetzer....Edward T. Haslam
Vincent Palamara....Saint John Hunt
Casey Quinlan....Linda Minor....Jesse Ventura....John B. Wells...Wynne Johnson
Judyth Vary Baker
....Gary Severson...Richard Bartholomew....Tosh Plumlee....Kris Millegan...George Butler...Gary King....Tim Nicholson....Larry Rivera.....Richard Charnin.....Gary Fannin
*Conference was held all 3 days at the SHERATON ARLINGTON HOTEL
(in between Fort Worth and Dallas).
Conference had 27 speakers, over 160 total attendees, and was a huge success! Many thanks to all who donated, and a special thanks to Lorien Fenton, Trine Day Books, and John B. Wells!
11/22/2014 at 12:30 p.m.
Dealey Plaza, Dallas, TX
Although there is no formal conference planned for COPA this year, a few of us are gathering at the grassy knoll to honor the moment of silence for John Kennedy, as honored for so many years by Penn Jones and then John Judge himself.
I will be bringing up the banners if people want to display them.
-Joe G.
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(AARC) is pleased to host a conference commemorating the 50th anniversary of the release of the Warren Commission Report on the Assassination of President Kennedy.
"The Warren Report and the JFK Assassination: A Half Century of Significant Disclosures"
Washington, DC - Forty-four prominent authors, medical doctors, academics, lawyers and other research experts convene from Sept. 26 to 28, 2014, to reveal recent findings differing from the Warren Commission's 1964 report ascribing President Kennedy's murder to a sole assassin.
On the unique, historic occasion of the Warren report's 50th anniversary, experts and surviving witnesses will examine evidence showing the commission was wrong about its core finding: that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in killing the president with three shots from behind. Polls for decades have shown that most Americans - sometimes more than 70 percent - disbelieve the commission, which was chaired by the late Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren.
"Because of new revelations few serious scholars any longer believe the Warren Report's core finding on Oswald as a lone killer acting alone," said
Assassination Archives and Research Center
(AARC) President James Lesar. His non-profit group has organized what he calls, "what may be one of the most important JFK assassination conferences in history."
The three-day conference, "The Warren Report and the JFK Assassination: A Half Century of Significant Disclosures," will be at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Bethesda, MD. It begins Sept. 26, with an evening reception Sept. 25.
Among those making unprecedented or rare speaking appearances will be: Alpha 66 founder Antonio Veciana, leader of the CIA-backed Cuban exile group that tried to kill Cuban leader Fidel Castro; and Prof. Ernst Titovets, who was Oswald's best friend in the Soviet Union.
Other speakers include: Prof. Robert Blakey, Ed Lopez and Dan Hardway of the House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA), which concluded that JFK fell victim to a conspiracy. Among others: Dr. Gary Aguilar, Russ Baker, Rex Bradford, Dr. Walt Brown, Jim DiEugenio, Dr. David Kaiser, Dr. Peter Kornbluh, Robert Groden, Prof. Joan Mellen, Jeff Morley, Dr. John Newman, Lisa Pease, Jerry Policoff, Dr. Randolph Robertson, Prof. Peter Dale Scott, Dr. Wayne Smith, Pat Speer, Anthony Summers, David Talbot,
Dr. Donald Thomas, Dr. Cyril H. Wecht, Lamar Waldron, and Dr. David Wrone.
Other highlights include a banquet Sept. 27. Also, panel discussions will focus on why virtually all mainstream newspaper and broadcast networks last year retained on the 50th anniversary of the killing their themes promulgated from the killing's first day: Oswald did it, and acted alone.
Another special event will be a dramatic re-enactment by Brian Connors, John Heard and other well-known actors TBA of a pivotal Warren Commission meeting. Recently declassified documents show that former CIA Director Allen Dulles took a lead role on the commission. As background, JFK had vowed to cut CIA funding. Also, JFK forced out top leadership of the CIA in 1961, including Dulles and his deputy, General Charles Cabell, brother of the mayor of Dallas.
The conference will focus on what we have learned of major significance from the additional 4 million pages released since the issuance of the Warren Report on September 26, 1964. Particular attention will be paid to disclosures made under the JFK Records Act and on the need to secure the release of the Act documents that remain withheld a half century later.
JFK Lancer and The Last Hurrah book store offered relevant materials for sale at the conference.
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PHOENIX In six seasons on the Milwaukee Brewers' coaching staff, Dale Sveum did it all. Hired by Ned Yost in 2006 to serve as third base coach, he became the team's bench coach a year later. In 2008, Sveum became the unlikeliest of interim managers, taking the reins after Yost was fired with 12 games to play as the Brewers returned to the playoffs for the first time in 26 years. Passed over for the managerial job that winter, Sveum stayed on as the team's hitting coach and remained in that capacity for both of Ken Macha's seasons in Milwaukee and Ron Roenicke's first, before finally landing the top job with the Chicago Cubs over the winter. With that much time in the organization, it's understandable that Sveum felt a little disoriented Saturday when he brought his team to Maryvale Baseball Park to face the Brewers. "Honestly, I don't think I've ever been in there," Sveum said, referring to Maryvale's visitors' clubhouse. "It's pretty small." Sveum faces a challenging task in ...
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My baby wants to be held all the time. Help!
My 2-month-old will only stay quiet for a few minutes after I put her down -- then she starts crying. I try everything to settle her down, but she won't stop crying until someone picks her up again. I feel like my arms are about to fall off. What can I do?
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My lo is almost 4 months. I hold from the first day she was born an until now but i do believe at can spoil her. She constantly wants to be held so now i dont hold her as much but at times i do just to play with her. When she do need me i lay her next to me and cuddle with her but i do not hold her up. There are times to give in but not every single time. Now im teaching her to sleep on her own crib so far she hates it but its safer for her, her dad sleeps too funny and has reflects in his dream :/posted 09/11/2013 by bunthea
This will pass... my daughter was the same way. I purchased a sling and it was the only thing that kept me sane. I had a hard time with letting her cry, so I mostly just did everything with her attached to me. They says you can spoil a baby... trust me THAT IS TRUE! I can put her down now that she's 7 months, but she is rotten!posted 09/09/2013 by Britdizzle
There is a simple reason babies cry, because they need something. It is their only form of communication, and they are not capable of manipulating you. You can also not "spoil" a newborn. Babies are not capable of "self-soothing" until at least 6 months of age if not later. Leaving babies to cry should only be an option if mom is so stressed out she needs a breather. If you need to recruit help from friends and family please do so, or hire help like a nanny or postpartum doula. Good luck and know that you are not alone :)posted 07/03/2013 by doulamomsara
My son dose that to inill i put music by him and he gose to bed that is how i held that try it it works goodposted 09/01/2013 by crhynard
I have a four year old and just had twins so I literally cannot always see to both babies. As long as they are fed, dry, not screaming and got most of their wind up then I will leave them for a little bit. I don't think they will remember me leaving them occasionally whereas my 4year old might so would rather see to him when I can so he doesn't feel left out. I am sure leaving them when they do not NEED anything and I have to feed my son or pick him up from school etc will not harm them, they'll have to learn that sometimes I cannot give each of them all the attention they want.posted 09/01/2013 by shazz1990
Yeah, I went through the same. But you can't help it, you never know why they do this. Make sure you're right and quality baby products. Baby-ware, baby-diaper, Baby wipes, and Baby Powder. provide them with all kind of comfort zone that possibly you can.posted 08/28/2013 by lindaszetiz
Angeliasalinas - The advice your family is giving you to let the baby cry is WRONG! They used to tell this to our parents, but they now know a baby that young does NOT have the developmental ability to self soothe. Until he is at LEAST four months old, he would only be able to cry himself into passing out from sheer exhaustion. He does not understand cause and effect yet, so he will have no idea WHY he is being allowed to cry and cry. Bottom line, you litterally CANNOT spoil a baby. Once he is a little older, then you may have to help him sleep on his own, but most children grow out of the need to be held naturally in their own time, between the ages of 1-3. Follow your instincts and hold your baby whenever he needs. This creates a bond and trust needed for his life-long self-esteem. Also get him checked for acid reflux which may be causing him pain when you lay him down. For more info: http://www.babycenter.com/404_are-we-damaging-our-baby-by-letting-him-cry-himself-to-sleep_2644.bcposted 08/22/2013 by lwhurtgen
Hi my 2 and a half month old baby does the same exact thing, I put him down and he crys so I would pick him up and my family would tell me to put him down and let him cry :/ and I hate it ..... they tell me to let him cry r els he will always want the arms and I wouldnt be able to do nothing bc he will want the arms For the ppl who r commenting can u tell me when u guys helf ur kids all the time did they get out of it eventually? R did they always want the arms even when they were 1+ yrs old??posted 08/22/2013 by angeliasalinas
Every baby is different - some are cryers, others aren't. You just have to do what's best for you and your baby. Trust your gut.posted 08/12/2013 by sylvia_1971
we have the same situation michelle.. the best thing we can do is check first the diaper if it is still dry or wet, also her or his tummy.. sometimes the baby cries because of colic, then the suits if she or he is comfortable, also the crib, one day i saw my baby crying because of little ant that might bite her, or maybe she or he is wants to feed, then after checking you can carry the baby if it still crying after all maybe the baby want only to comfort..posted 08/09/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
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Scottish league reconstruction: Fans have 'reservations'
Scottish football fans have "reservations" about proposed changes to the country's league structure, according to a fans group.
But Supporters Direct Scotland's Paul Goodwin has welcomed the opportunity to be involved in the process "to ensure maximum transparency".
Scotland's three governing bodies have jointly proposed that the current make up of four leagues is altered.
Under the plans, there would be two divisions of 12 and one of 18.
- SPL proposal is for a 12-12-18 structure
- Top two leagues to split into three leagues of eight after 22 matches then play a further seven home and seven away games
- Leagues will be called Premier Division, Championship and National League
- Top eight teams to play for title and European places; middle eight to contest promotion and relegation in and out of Premier Division; bottom eight to decide who drops into National League
- 11 out of 12 SPL clubs need to vote in favour of plans, while the proposal requires approval of 23 out of 30 SFL clubs
- One league body to replace SPL and SFL
However, midway through the season the top two leagues would be split into three sections of eight.
Should the proposals be accepted by senior clubs, the SPL and SFL would be replaced by a single entity.
When announcing the proposals, Scottish Football Association Stewart Regan responded to a question about fans' desire for a bigger top flight by saying he hoped to work with Supporters Direct to explain the rationale for the 12-12-18 plan.
"Supporters Direct Scotland (SDS) welcomes the first steps towards the restructuring of Scottish football," said Goodwin.
"Recognition that change was required has to be welcomed by everyone involved in the game both now and in the future.
"I attended a meeting with the chief executives of the Scottish FA, Scottish Premier League and Scottish Football League and was encouraged that their members are committed to change for the good of the game.
"I was also pleased to receive assurance that any new single league body will work with SDS to ensure maximum transparency to supporters on all future decisions and to ensure that fans' views are heard.
"SDS also believes that other key stakeholders such as the Professional Footballers Association in Scotland and the Scottish League Managers Association must also be involved so that all voices are not just heard but are part of the decision-making processes from now on.
"Whilst welcoming the possibility of a more equitable monetary distribution, I reiterated that many supporters have reservations over the proposed league structures but welcomed their willingness to work with us going forward.
"We also urged the league bodies and, in particular, the member clubs to consult closely with supporters to ensure a fuller understanding of any proposed new league format."
Comment number 127. Posted by weerobbo2024on 13 Jan 2013 23:36
what do you want?
Comment number 126. Posted by Strange_UBoaton 13 Jan 2013 21:53
Same sized fanbase but not same size populations: most countries our size have leagues of 12 or smaller or bigger leagues are accommodated in bigger TV revenues, like Norway. Its not just about attendance, its about wider revenue.
Comment number 125. Posted by weerobbo2024on 13 Jan 2013 20:27
16 pro premier
16 pro 1st
12 amateur premier
12 amateur north
12 amateur east
12 amateur west
Comment number 124. Posted by weerobbo2024on 13 Jan 2013 20:08
Ok I like the idea of 16 16 and regional make more sense than any 12 12 solutions
as I've said before the Scottish Cup could have a champions league style to incorporate league teams and non league teams in a group stage to make up the lost games
Comment number 123. Posted by Craigon 13 Jan 2013 20:06
16, 16 premier, representing pro football, like in many other sensible european countries. below that football needs to be regional. it just so happens east, west and north junior premiers combined plus 10 from sfl divsion 3 leaves the right number to make the east, west and north regions also 16. It makes so much sense it's painful
Comment number 122. Posted by weerobbo2024on 13 Jan 2013 19:56
so what do you want guys ?
12 12 18
14 14 14
16 14 12
18 12 12
18 14 10
18 24
20 22
or something else ?
Comment number 121. Posted by Craigon 13 Jan 2013 19:49
#119 the casing point i was making is that larger leagues for the same sized fanbases seem to be a better option for Scotland. The statistics are clear. Clearly a 16 team league is workable given our fanbase being comparable to these nations. I agree about reconstruction too. I agree with the pyramid obtained by the bbc. But it says 12,12 regional 18? why not 16,16 then regional like other nations
Comment number 120. Posted by tomslafordon 13 Jan 2013 19:34
Re organisaing Scottish football ..... such fun !
Everytime it happens ... it becomes poorer
1998,1967 and 1970 ..............are aloooooooooong time ago
Comment number 119. Posted by weerobbo2024on 13 Jan 2013 19:24
sorry I was wrong thank you
good point and what this is all about league reconstruction and size
14 14 14 or 18 12 12
Comment number 118. Posted by Strange_UBoaton 13 Jan 2013 19:11
Wrong. The SPL only votes on 11-1 on a restricted number of issues including reconstruction. The Setanta vote was a 9-3 decision with Celtic, Rangers and Aberdeen all voting against because they felt the deal was too risky. Motion carried by the stupid.
Comment number 117. Posted by Craigon 13 Jan 2013 19:06
Tukish prem 06/07 –18 teams – total attend 4.3m – RANK 11
Belgian prem 10/11 –16 teams – total attend 3.4m – RANK 12
Scottish prem 10/11 – 12 teams - total attend 3.1m – RANK 18
Russian Prem 10 –16 teams- total attend 3.1m – RANK 7
Portuguese prem10/11 –16 teams - total attend 2.4m – RANK 5
Ukranian Prem 10/11 –16 teams – total attend 2,2m – RANK 9
Comment number 116. Posted by weerobbo2024on 13 Jan 2013 18:55
simple more coverage of the Scottish game on tv from the bottom to the top forget about sky they are not wanting that and why would the they have all of the English leagues and champions league and Spanish league
go back to the BBC and STV more coverage on tv
Comment number 115. Posted by weerobbo2024on 13 Jan 2013 18:37
I'm sure the SPL works on a 11 to 1 voting system so rangers or celtic still had to have voted for setanta
and problem to much old firm on tv gone are the days when you could sit on a Saturday nite watch sportscene or Sunday afternoon on scots sport and you would have games from the first division on it team getting more fae sponsors cos there game was on the tv
Comment number 114. Posted by Strange_UBoaton 13 Jan 2013 18:11
SKY want the best package and outside the OF there isn't of attraction.
It was the wee diddy teams that knocked back the less risky Sky deal and plumped for Setanta when there were rumours of problems with this broadcaster.
Scottish football has been declining and teetering ever since these diddies exercised their power.
Comment number 113. Posted by Bibon 13 Jan 2013 18:09
@110 pathetic. The current setup either of 10 or 12 goes back to 1975 which predates satellite broadcasting.
Sky can offer what they want based on the perceived return. They cannot, will not, nor could dictate to the SPL what should be the setup. They can only give advice and it is up to the SPL whether to accept & modify or ignore.
Comment number 112. Posted by weerobbo2024on 13 Jan 2013 17:46
SKY TV wanted there to be 4 old firm matches when the SPL was formed
SKY TV want there to be 4 old firm matches when Rangers return to the top division
and only 7 teams in the new structure will get 4 matches with celtic in a season
so geared to Old Firm
Comment number 111. Posted by bazil85on 13 Jan 2013 15:22
@107 The SPL is geared towards OF but I don't mean it in way that blames Celtic or Rangers. The SPL want to keep 4 OF games going forward, wanted to get Sevco to SPL. OF make the majority of money and that's the reason behind it but whether the SPL like it or not sports integrity needs to come first! Majority of fans want bigger leagues and that has to happen at the expense of 4 old firm games.
Comment number 110. Posted by Bibon 13 Jan 2013 15:17
@109 show us how it's geared towards the OF? The proposed stucture has been put forward by the whole of the SPL, Rangers have had nothing to do with it. The current structure favours thge small teams since they play the OF 4 timess - how does that help the OF? Sorry, but it's just another anti-OF comment. totally withour foundation
Comment number 109. Posted by weerobbo2024on 13 Jan 2013 14:09
the Scottish league has been geared toward rangers and Celtic since the SPL was formed only fan power got rangers put to the third division were any other team bar Celtic would have ended up without the farce that was in May June and July last year
all teams need to listen to there fans and fight for what there fans want
Comment number 108. Posted by Bibon 13 Jan 2013 11:08
@107 Wish folk would stop saying the league is geared towards old firm, if so, how? Each team in SPL plays same number of games, and gets same number of points for win, lose or draw.
Do people really think that Celtic are dictating to the other SPL clubs how to run it now that Rangers are no longer in it? Do people really really think that Rangers at the moment have a voice on how the SPL is run?
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1795 BD-4 Half Eagle, XF451795 $5 Small Eagle XF45 PCGS. CAC. BD-4, R.5. Bass-Dannreuther state c/a, with a crack at star 12, and a perfect reverse die. This variety represents the third and final use of the obverse die, and the only use of the reverse die. That reverse die is always found in the perfect die state, never with any cracks, clash marks or other defects. Present day researchers are unsure why that die was only used with one obverse and then retired in its perfect state.
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While investors have anguished over their stock market losses, a group of smiling faces have appeared almost every day at the New York Stock Exchange to mark the start and close of trading.
Each morning and afternoon a new group of company executives, nonprofit organizations, sports stars or supermodels gets the chance to ring the bell that starts and ends trading on the floor.
For the participants, it's an honor and a rare chance to witness a world foreign to most. But in today's turbulent markets -- the most severe decline since the Great Depression -- the honored guests' role can become a bit precarious.
Take Thursday afternoon. The Dow Jones industrial average plunged 444.99 points, or 5.6 percent. By all accounts, it was a dismal day for investors.
But at precisely 4 p.m., Rennie Roberts and a dozen other leaders of the YWCA of New York City, were smiling and fiercely applauding as they rang the closing bell.
"We all hoped it would be a nicer day for America, but there's nothing we really could do about it. We were delighted to have the opportunity to be there and celebrate the YW," said Roberts, CEO of the nonprofit women's organization.
Roberts acknowledges it was a bit awkward to celebrate her group's 150th anniversary at the same time that the market tanked, but said it was a great honor to be there and that "we were clapping for the YW."
"The stock exchange is as old as the YW and it was nice to have this two historic organizations coming together," she said. "It was sort of like flying the Concorde. It's not something you get to do often in your lifetime. It had a lot of meaning to all of us."
The actual bell dates back to the mid-1880s, but for decades was simply rung by employees of the stock exchange, according to Rich Adamonis, senior vice president of communications for the exchange.
But then, in the mid-1990s, the ringing of the bell became more prominent. At first, companies listed on the exchange would ring it to celebrate an anniversary or to welcome in a new CEO. Companies would also ring the bell on days when they first listed their stock as a publicly traded company.
Soon, nonprofit groups and celebrities were trooping in to the clang the bell. The New York Yankees rang it after winning the World Series, Adamonis said. Heads of state have been given the honor, along with Olympians, supermodels and children from the Make-a-Wish Foundation.
Companies have since used the bell as a chance to promote new products, or movie houses to get publicity for their new films. Spider-Man once swung through the exchange for the ceremony.
As the ringing of the bell became an event in the mid-90s, the New York Stock Exchange went so far as to copyright the names The Opening Bell and The Closing Bell.
Spots to ring the bell are booked months in advance, Adamonis said. The NYSE has already booked all slots through mid-January with some companies reserving dates nearly a year out.
Basically, you have no way of knowing if it's going to be an up day or a down day for the markets.
"You can't choose," Adamonis said. "It's the market and I've never run across anybody from the press or the trading community indicate that it's a stigma that anybody do it."


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Her preparation sounds like normal due diligence by a conscientious executive for the task in hand.
Adolf Hitler, despite being the most evil force ever to befoul mankind, was also a kind and conscientious employer.
In short, I am not a conscientious objector in these matters.
1610s, from Middle French conscientieux (16c.; Modern French consciencieux), from Medieval Latin conscientiosus, from conscientia (see conscience). Related: Conscientiously; conscientiousness.