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Middle childhood education prepares a teaching candidate for grades four through nine for teaching in two fields of concentration. The teacher candidate chooses two fields from the areas of social studies, mathematics, science, and reading/language arts. All students are required to take 21-24 hours in each of the two content areas that they choose for licensure. Core requirements may cross count as licensure concentration hours.
Students experience interdisciplinary learning, a hallmark of middle childhood education, as part of their learning experience at Xavier. The middle school teaching concept is unique, and our students are prepared for curriculum, pedagogy, philosophy and organization of the middle school. Due to the nature of the program, students who declare a middle childhood major after the freshman year will likely need summer courses.
The student enrolls in the first education course during the spring semester, freshman year. EDEL 100: Introduction to Education, provides the student with field experience in both early and middle childhood, allowing the student to investigate each level before declaring a program. "Introduction to Education" also addresses suitability for the teaching field.
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Language Arts Curriculum, Pedagogy, & Assessment
This class emphasizes the collaborative nature of middle school structure and teaching; interdisciplinary teaming; effective teaching and management strategies.
Math Curriculum, Pedagogy, & Assessment
This class concentrates on mathematics in middle school. Teaching strategies, management techniques, methods, model curricula, assessment, and integration with other subject fields are included in the course. The course focuses on classroom, clinical, and field settings.
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This course consists of theory and research that will provide a foundation for science teaching. There are hands on active teaching strategies; integration of science content; the nature of science; use of electronic educational technology; science and society issues; assessment for student outcomes; classroom management and safety for the science classroom.
Social Studies Curriculum, Pedagogy & Assessment
This course focuses on the content of social studies disciplines integrated into a comprehensive plan of instruction; age appropriate methods, curricula, and assessment for the middle school learner in classroom, clinical, and field settings.
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At the United States of Hockey, Chris Peters writes that while Brady Skjei has all the tools to deserve a roster spot with Team USA at the World Juniors in Ufa, Russia, the struggles and lack of ice time he has been getting at the University of Minnesota may keep him off the team.
Peters writes "It's becoming less clear there's a spot for him on this team, but his physical attributes keep him in the hunt."
Early in the season, Robb from Clutter Puck wrote a review of Skjei from his first few games.
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Based on the past two reviews from Clutter Puck, Skjei has been on the ice for three goals against and not always making the right play.

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Just four miles from Stillwater, Outing Lodge at Pine Point (a county park) is the perfect place for a romantic getaway. Located down a long gravel driveway, this majestic, ivy-covered mansion once served as a public "poor farm" before falling into disrepair. The owners have transformed it into an inviting, cozy B&B set amid the hardwoods and evergreens, adjacent to a pond (where hardy guests can ice-skate in the winter). Guests are welcomed in the great-room, with its huge stone fireplace. (It takes two men to move a giant log across the hearth and onto the grate!) The exposed beams and high ceilings make the place feel more like a hunting lodge in the North Woods than a weekend retreat just 30 minutes from the Twin Cities. The nine rooms are loosely themed on notable people, such as Bob Dylan, Robert Frost and Eva Peron. All feature gas fireplaces. Rooms start at $135. The Outing Lodge is well-known for its indulgent evening feasts held throughout the year. Themes include "Paris in the 1920s" and "An English Christmas," for which guests arrive--weather permitting--in a horse-drawn sleigh. Prices for the themed dinners range from $70 to $90, and of course, reservations must be made in advance.


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In July 2010, the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center welcomed new Chief of Hematology/Oncology and Associate Director, José Baselga, MD, PhD. Dr. Baselga has since established a strong research presence at the Cancer Center focused on discovering and improving targeted therapies, with a particular emphasis on breast cancer.
Dr. Baselga's work will build upon our efforts to integrate early-phase clinical and translational research with advanced, personalized patient care. Some highlights of his work include:
With Dr. Baselga now leading translational and early-phase clinical research, the Mass General Cancer Center is prepared to aggressively advance the search for targeted anti-cancer agents and identify new therapies for treatment-resistant cancers.
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This book is the work of two great names in today's Jewish literary world: Yaffa Ganz the acclaimed, award-winning author of children's literature; in collaboration with Rabbi Berel Wein rosh yeshivah, rabbi, historian, and lecturer, whose history cassettes are the primary basis of the book. Lavishly illustrated and filled with maps and time charts, it brings the story alive. Especially recommended for young readers aged 10-16, it is fascinating reading for all ages. A perfect gift for bar or bas mitzvah, graduation or any special event
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Don't worry, there aren't any beanbag chairs, and these books of stories don't have any pretty pictures. Lunch Pail Tales: A Story Hour for Grown-ups is exactly what it sounds like: an adult version of a fondly remembered childhood activity. The formula feels familiar—see: kickball leagues, artisan cupcakes—but the setting is not. This is happening at the Vancouver Community Library, even as Multnomah County still insists on scheduling only kiddie-appropriate story times.
Founded in January after a similar program in Seattle, Lunch Pail Tales invites grown men and women to bring sack lunches to a small conference room each Wednesday for an hour's worth of short stories. Storyteller Jericho Knight picks a theme, usually tied to one of those contemporary holidays someone is always making up. On Dec. 5, the stories will rewrite the laws of physics in honor of the upcoming "Pretend to Be a Time Traveler Day."
The peppy Knight is talented voice actor and well-intentioned story curator. For an animal-themed reading in November, Knight collected five discrete stories. Rudyard Kipling's "How the Whale Got His Throat" was the most childish of the bunch, though Knight kept it from getting too saccharine. "Me and the Girls," which author Michael Dorris based on a true story of a man who freed two elephants from the circus and lived with them as fugitives, was a study in the tension of going against the grain. The inspiration for 1960s sitcom Mister Ed, Walter R. Brooks' "Ed Has His Mind Improved" wildly exposes the original talking horse as far baser than his TV counterpart. Knight did a perfectly dopey Ed.
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is another reason to come. While Portland is proud of its musty,
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glass-on-steel hunk of grace. More interstellar art object than clunky
monolith, it was built with a minimalist three-dimensional yellow sign
reading simply, "LIBRARY." Its modernity makes listening to Ambrose
Bierce stories in a conference room—silent but for hollow ventilatory
rumblings and moist chewing sounds—a little anachronistic when you think
about it. But you're not really supposed to be thinking about it—you're
supposed to be listening.
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In reporting President Obama's pick of former Nebraska Senator Chuck Hagel to replace outgoing Defense Secretary Leon Panetta on Monday, the New York Times also noted that resistance to his selection is mounting in the Senate. Hailing his nominee as "the leader that our troops deserve," President Obama added, "Just as Sergeant Hagel was there for his brother, Secretary Hagel will be there for you." Obama was referring to the two Purple Hearts Hagel received in Vietnam as well as his work as CEO of the United Service Organization (USO).
A number of voices, both inside and outside the Washington beltway, began to question whether or not Obama's pick is the best man for the job. The Times noted,
Conservative and Jewish groups say that Mr. Hagel has opposed sanctions on Iran, has inadequately supported Israel and has advocated engagement with groups like Hamas and Hezbollah. They also fault him for having once referred to pro-Israel lobbying groups on Capitol Hill as "the Jewish lobby."
His comments about "the Jewish lobby" having undue influence in Washington raised some eyebrows:
The Jewish lobby (in the United States) intimidates a lot of people here … [and does some] dumb things [that aren't] smart for Israel. I'm not an Israeli senator. I'm a United States senator. I support Israel, but my first interest is I take an oath of office to the Constitution of the United States, not to a president, not to a party, [and] not to Israel.
He also drew criticism for not being hard enough on Hamas, the Palestinian militant group that rules the Gaza Strip, by suggesting that a "pragmatic" approach be taken to convince Hamas to moderate its violent intentions toward Israel. Considering that Hamas is designated as a terrorist organization by Israel, the United States, Canada, the European Union and Japan, Hagel's critics think Hagel's suggestion to engage Hamas in dialogue reflects a softer position on the group.
This, coupled with his refusal six years ago to sign a letter asking the European Union to declare another anti-Israeli group, Hezbollah, as a terrorist organization, only added to his perceived image as a pacifist. In response, Hagel said, "I'm not a pacifist. I believe in using force but only after a very careful decision-making process.… I will do everything I can to avoid a needless, senseless war."
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Janning Drops 21 as Jays Down Bradley, 79-67
OMAHA, Neb. - The Jays women's basketball squad drained 14
three-pointers as Creighton slipped past Bradley, 79-67, on Sunday, Jan. 27.
The win lifted Creighton to 15-4 on the season and 7-1 in the Missouri Valley Conference. Bradley fell to 7-11 overall and 1-6 in MVC action.
The opening period was a seesaw battle as Creighton led 15-10, but Bradley responded with a 20-10 run to claim a 27-22 edge with 6:14 showing on the clock.
Down 32-25 moments later, Creighton responded, as the nation's leading three-point shooting team should, with an 18-1 run including four trifectas.
Junior McKenzie Fujan and senior Ally Jensen started the charge with back-to-back three-pointers to make it 32-31. Following a Bradley miss, Fujan knocked down a 12-foot jumper to give Creighton a 33-32 lead. After the Braves' Kelsey Budd hit one of two free throws to tie the game, freshman Marissa Janning hit a jumper at the elbow, followed by consecutive treys from sophomore Sammy Jensen to push the Jays lead to eight at 41-33. Finally Fujan capped the run with her seventh points of the stretch, to give Creighton a 43-33 lead with under a minute remaining in the first half.
Bradley scored the final four points of the period to send the game to halftime with Creighton holding a 43-37 edge.
Creighton finished the first half 8-of-15 from beyond the arc (.533), while Bradley was 4-of-8 (.500) themselves.
Creighton opened the second half just as they closed the first period, connecting from downtown. A. Jensen opened the half with her third triple of the game, after a bucket by Bradley's Shronda Butts, junior Carli Tritz got in the three-point barrage to make it 51-38 Jays. A backdoor layup from Fujan pushed the Bluejays lead to its largest margin of 13 (53-38) with 17:56 left.
Bradley would close to within five (58-53) with just under 10 minutes remaining, but the Bluejay trio of Tritz, Janning and junior Sarah Nelson held the Bradley at bay. Nelson scored five of her seven points in the final ten minutes, while Tritz had six of her nine down the stretch.
Janning led all scorers with 21 points, including five in the final 10 minutes. Fujan and A. Jensen both posted 12 points.
Bradley got 13 points from Catie O'Leary to lead the Braves, while Michelle Young and Brooke Bisping each chipped in 12.
The Jays finished the game 14-of-26 (.538) from long distance.
Creighton returns to the court on Saturday, Feb. 2 as the Bluejays will face Drake in Des Moines, Iowa at 3 p.m.
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I found some video of the Mets new acquisition, Brad Emaus. This video was taken by, David Pratt, and was filmed in the 2009 AFL. Emaus played for the Phoenix Desert Dogs, not the Devil Dogs as the video shows. He hit .317/.391/.417 in 16 games for Phoenix.
Brad Emaus – Arizona Fall League – 2009 from David Pratt on Vimeo.
The first thing that jumps out about Emaus, is that he has a very compact powerful swing. Emaus is very quiet at the plate, using no wasted motion. He uses a slightly open stance, and holds his hands around shoulder level, which is a little low. He may struggle with good fastballs above the belt with his hand position.
Emaus uses a very short hand load to get his hands into launch position, and then attacks the baseball with very aggressive hands. He has a nice short hand path to the ball, which helps him make consistent hard contact. Emaus has a slight uppercut in his swing, and looks to be a deadly low ball hitter.
There is little lower half movement, but this is key for Emaus maintaining balance throughout his swing. With this lack of movement, there is a better chance to see the ball longer, and not be fooled by offspeed pitches. It is not surprising to see the high base on ball totals for Emaus, when seeing his approach at the plate.
John Manuel of Baseball America, got some good quotes from Emaus just after being acquired by the Mets:
"My agent (ACES' Mike Zimmerman) told me this week that there was a 50-50 chance I'd be taken in the Rule 5, and right now I'm just very ecstatic, excited to be given another chance by the Mets. Asked to give Mets fans a scouting report, Emaus said, "I'm just a blue-collar guy, a solid guy who has to know the game, has to have some (baseball IQ) because I don't have great tools. I'm not flashy but I bring my best every day and go out trying to find an edge."


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Facilities: Inclusive of two complimentary on-site activities per person per nights stay such as falconry, archery, wildlife drives, sundowners, nature walks, dune driving, horse and camel riding. Other facilities include, a main swimming pool, fully-equipped gymnasium, sauna, steam room, indoor Jacuzzi, ice-pool, Timeless Spa with two single and two double treatment rooms offering wide range of health and beauty treatments including hydrotherapy and Rasool. Suitable for guests with physical disabilities.
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Depending on your wireless service plan, you might be able to turn off data service (email messages, PIN messages, text messages with attachments, and browser service) on your BlackBerry smartphone so that only phone and basic text messaging are available. You can also set your smartphone to turn off data services when roaming, which might prevent you from receiving additional roaming charges. For more information, contact your wireless service provider.
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In an effort to bring nonbelievers together and increase the visibility of atheists, the Freedom From Religion Foundation displayed "Good without God" billboards across the nation. Unfortunately for the organization, one of the billboards was placed on Church property in Ohio prompting complaints from the church pastor and ultimately, the removal of the billboard.
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Stop The Clock!
Posted on February 12, 2008Nickelback's "Breathe", a track from their previous release The State, will be featured in both the movie and soundtrack to the upcoming Clockstoppers. Premise of this movie? As the title may give away, a teenager accidentally activates a machine that enables him to make time stand still. Chilling. Riveting. Actually, one of the coolest things to be able to do, agree? Presuming that along with stopping time, people stopped too...unless you chose otherwise. Imagine the possibilities. Imagine.
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The women's prAna Essex Pant is a great multi-purpose pant, capable of going straight from the suitcase to a hike to the office. Wrinkle resistance travels well, stretch fabrication keeps it active, and a DWR coating handles puddles and weather. Zippered front and back pockets will protect valuables from your wilder impulses.
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Many people equate the warm weather with outdoor fun. After all, winter is for huddling inside by the fire sipping hot cocoa, right? Not necessarily. Although there may be the tendency to want to hibernate when it's cold, it's actually beneficial to get out of the house and stay active. Enjoying the outdoors year-round provides exercise, may alleviate seasonal blues, and can offer new perspectives on natural landscapes.
The cold weather shouldn't hinder your outdoor activities. Here are some fun pursuits anyone can enjoy. Best of all in this economy, most are free.
Get moving: Running and walking enthusiasts are generally out rain or shine. Just because it's cold doesn't mean you have to put these activities on hiatus. Set up a club of like-minded enthusiasts in your neighborhood and meet for a daily jog or stroll each day. Experiment with different routes and even stray "off the beaten path" once in a while. Who knows what winter wonderland you may discover? Don a few extra accessories, such as a hat and gloves to keep away the chill, but don't over-bundle.
Enjoy winter sports: Skiing, ice skating, snowboarding, snowshoeing, ice fishing, and sledding are just some of the winter sports that you can enjoy. What's more, they can often be a family affair and tailored to all different skill levels.
Explore new activities: Some people think that activities such as hiking, horseback riding, mountain climbing, and cycling are just for the warm weather. In fact, with the right gear these pastimes can be enjoyed any time of year.
Camping outdoors at a state park may take on an entirely new perspective when there is a chill in the air. Hiking during the colder months could open you up to different foliage and opportunities to see animals that delight in cold weather. There are even those who enjoy a cold-weather swim. "Arctic" or "polar bear" clubs abound.
If you think creatively, there are plenty of fun ways to be active when it is cold outside. Even a trip to a local park to feed the birds or enjoy an impromptu winter picnic may fit the bill.


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A good place to train those skills are on rock crabs.
A good place to train those skills are on rock crabs.
Runescape was very good phew years ago until they took away the freedom.
Along with the phew things that drew adult players to the game,at my age i really don't feel playing with children that have to Troll and Wreck others there time.Not to speak for the many times i have been muted or banned for no reasons.
But when you bot,do you think they ban you? I botted 3x 99's on the same account back a while with Rsbot got a ban months later the same day i got the Ban removed.
And then when you get banned when you really didn't do anything wrong you pay the price.
The only game i really felt i enjoyed was WoW and LoL until Blizzard decided to take my Lvl 80 account from me allong with my Serials and give it to an Asian who had my Details from an Account Selling/Buying website (i was going to sell the account and i changed my mind because it required me to send me the password via E-mail)
Wow also sucks ALL your free time away you play every day so many hours to compete with others and when you finnely get to the point your good enof and expansion comes out and you can start over again.
Well, who would like to play with me and try out all the mini-games I have no idea on how to play :P?
EDIT: no1 has told me what that xp thing besides the mini-map does yet QQ
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XP thing beside the minimap tells you how much total XP you have gained since you logged on. You can reset it aswell by right clicking it and clicking reset, basically an XP counter.
You might find Runescape Wiki useful.
Currently playing: Smite
Username: Gavri
Apparently I have infinite Smite invites. So just pm me your email and I can send you beta code.
I like how all the Runescape players in this thread was mature and the basher was being a dick.
Thanks Reflaw, and wanna play with me Jrg/talk? :P
EDIT: Atm I am still killing orgres for there big bones, got an obsidian cape too, only req 50 def.
I would join, but I'm not a member, would that be a problem?
ok, I'll add you then. I'm kinda lost too because I haven't played in a long time lol..


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Friday, January 30, 2009
Kalle's Birth Story (at last!)
I took six dropperfuls of Black Cohash every 30 minutes and 10 drops of Cottonroot (I'm not sure if this is the right name…???) every 15 minutes, both mixed in water and NOT tasty at all. Contractions continued to be inconsistent; waxing and waning every few hours. We called the midwife to let her know I was having contractions and to inquire whether I should continue the herbs or not. She said that it sounded like I was going into labor on my own and that I didn't have to continue the herbs. I emailed Regan to let her know I was in labor and called Mom before she went to work to let her know that labor has begun and would call her back before she left work to see how things were progressing.
It was decided (by me) that Nick was not to go to work because I wanted to labor without having to worry or care for Lochlan and did not like the idea of Nick being 30 minutes away. I would not be going to my ASL II Lab that afternoon either; my TA would sub for me. The three of us watched the movie E.T. recently borrowed from the library. Since I had not slept well the night before, I fell asleep on and off during the movie. Around noon, I called Mom to let her know that contractions have slowed down which meant we were more likely going to have a Halloween baby. I was to call my step-dad if things progressed faster and he would call Mom at work.
After lunch, I was exhausted and went up to bed to nap. I ended up napping for three hours, nary a contraction (that I felt anyway). Frustrated with not knowing if I was really in labor or not, I got up to bake two loaves of banana bread since we had frozen bananas we needed to use up and I needed a "laboring project" to keep me moving on my feet. I began taking the herbs again as well. Nick went to the local market with Lochlan to buy food for the weekend. After the loaves were done, I sat on the futon to watch another movie from the library. All the while, Nick was cleaning up the house and making pizza dough for dinner later on while Lochlan played around me. Contractions were becoming more regular and stronger. Like my last labor, I didn't like being touched while having a contraction-it made it seem more painful. I had to tell Lochlan not to touch me and if he didn't listen, Nick had to pull him off of me because it was just unbearable. Lochlan was sweet, though, by telling me when I had a contraction that he was sorry and that it was okay. What a very empathetic little boy we have! To reassure him, I said, yes, I was okay and that I was in labor, which meant that the baby was going to be born soon. He seemed nonplussed that his life was about to completely change.
Around 5 PM, near the end of the movie I was watching, I couldn't bear lying down on the futon while having a contraction anymore. I told Nick to open up the hot tub cover so I could get in since the birthing tub wasn't clean and ready to use. Luckily, the water in the hot tub was still warm because Lochlan and Nick had just used it. I stripped off my clothes, not caring that it was still a little light out meaning the neighbors could see me and climbed into the tub. Little did I know, I would end up laboring in the tub for three hours. Thank goodness we had it this time around! Laboring in the cold, hard bathtub as I did with Lochlan while waiting for the birthing tub to fill up was not something I wanted to go through again. The hot tub really helped me get through each contraction. Throughout my labor, I used the same mantra as I had during my labor with Lochlan: Oooooopen, ooooopen, ooooopen… I visualized my cervix as a flower opening. In fact, just a week before, I had drawn a flower opening and a baby's head crowning in the center. The picture I drew was what I visualized as I was saying the mantra.
Since Nick was too busy getting dinner ready and taking care of Lochlan, there was no one to time my contractions. My water had not broken yet so I figured we had plenty of time. I continued to labor in the tub on my hands and knees and sat on the edge of one of the seats between contractions. It was a beautiful starry cool night and I enjoyed gazing up at the stars between contractions while rubbing my belly, wondering about the new little person about to join our family. There was one point when I was looking through our sliding doors, watching Lochlan watch a movie. He was licking the movie box all the way around and around and around. I screamed for Nick's attention, Lochlan's attention, threw a soft hot tub thing at the doors but neither Lochlan or Nick turned to me. It was so frustrating because I was laboring and did not want to get out of the warm water! But in the end, I had to. I opened the sliding door and yelled at Lochlan to put that movie box down! Nick finally noticed me and took the movie away from Lochlan which caused him to burst into tears. Normally, I wouldn't care what he was doing but I was thinking of all the GERMS on that movie borrowed from our local library! I could not ignore that behavior which was out of character for Lochlan to do anyway.
I told Nick to call Mom to come over and watch Lochlan so that he could get the birthing tub cleaned and filled with hot water. This was around 7 o'clock, maybe earlier. Remember, I was outside and had no access to a clock. Mom arrived after eating her dinner, about 30 minutes later. She timed my contractions, which were about 5 minutes apart but one minute or longer. I even had a two-minute long contraction at one point! It didn't feel that long to me because I was so focused on my breathing and my mantra. Breathing on the surface of the water and feeling sprays of it on my lips was soothing although the filter bubbles were annoying me. They could not be turned off unless we turned off the power for the hot tub. That was not a feasible idea since I wanted the water to stay warm. I kept thinking how ANNOYING the filter bubbles were until I remembered reading Carl Jones's Mind Over Labor book that if anything was distracting or annoying (usually noises), to accept it and be aware of it instead of thinking how annoying it was or wishing it would go away or ignoring it. So I accepted the filter bubbles and the irritation I felt immediately went away. I could focus better on getting through my contractions. Mind over labor, indeed!
Mom convinced us to call the midwife because of the contractions being one minute to two minutes long. I wasn't sure because I thought contractions had to be 2-3 minutes apart AND one minute long before we had to call. It turned out that the midwife said the contractions only had to be one minute long. So they were on their way over.
I continued to labor in the hot tub while Nick cleaned the birthing tub (the very same 150 gallon Rubbermaid horse trough I birthed Lochlan in). Mom got Lochlan dressed in his pajamas and put him to bed. Shortly after, about an hour after Nick called them (8:45-ish?), the midwives Peggy and Lissa arrived and began setting up their equipment. Peggy opened the sliding door to ask how I was doing. All I could do was give her a thumbs-up signal. When the birthing tub was ready and the temperature was right, Nick came out to wrap me in a towel and lead me inside. I climbed in the tub and it wasn't the same as the hot tub…I wanted to add more water but that request wasn't granted. My contractions were getting much stronger that I started making louder noises, even some growling. I preferred to hang on the side of the tub while on my knees during a contraction, like I did in the hot tub. When it passed, I would sit back down in the tub. The midwife monitored the baby's heartbeat with the Doppler, which can be used in water (something I had not realized until this birth). My mom seemed uncomfortable with my noises and decided to go upstairs to wait until it was time to push. Meanwhile, Nick was busy setting up the video camcorder and taking pictures. The flash was going off and I told Nick to turn it off because it was annoying and the pictures don't usually come out good with the flash on.
Not even 5 minutes later, I felt like I had to poop. I wasn't sure if it was the urge to push or not because it felt completely different from the feeling of having to push that I had with Lochlan (he basically pushed his way out on his own and shot through the water like an underwater torpedo). So I reached down to feel how far up the birth canal the baby was. It turned out the head was RIGHT THERE! I was perplexed because my water had not broken yet (I was waiting and waiting for that to happen)-I could feel the placenta film covering the baby's head. I informed the midwife what was going on and asked her to get my mom and Lochlan. Then I told Nick to contact Regan and let her know she can watch the birth on videophone. However, she was at a party and had to rush home to get to a videophone. Mom came back down with Lochlan in her arms.
I was still on my knees with my arms hanging over the sides of the tub when the midwife and mom urged me to squat in the same position as I had with Lochlan's birth, using the moldings at the bottom of tub as footholds. I did so and began to push. It was MUCH harder to push this time around. Nick was taking pictures so I told him to put it down and get ready to catch the baby. Mom was kneeling by the tub with Lochlan in her lap. Right now, I can't remember if I was aware of "the ring of fire" as the baby's head crowned or not but once I got the baby's head out, I thought I was done so I asked where the baby was. Mom and the midwife informed me that the baby was still inside but the head was out. I waited for the next contraction to help me push the baby out but the lull between contractions felt like forever. The midwife said to push anyway, without the contraction. That was really hard to do. I could feel the shoulders coming out, unlike my experience with Lochlan.
Later I found out that the midwife had broken my water, which I did not feel at all or even feel the water gushing out. I also found out that Peggy helped pull the baby out while Nick assisted. Then at 9:32 PM, the baby was born and brought up to lie against my chest. The first thing I noticed was the baby's ears being folded over. I pointed it out to Mom and she said my ears were just like that when I was born. The midwives bundled it in receiving blankets and a hat. I was so thrilled the baby had arrived so quickly! Looking back, it is amazing how women have the ability to switch from pain to euphoria when the baby has made its entrance in the world.
Holding the baby, I could feel what the sex was and declared, "Oh, I know what it is!" Unfolding the blankets, I told Lochlan to see if the baby was a girl or a boy. He seemed too stunned to speak so I explained to him that it was a boy. Nick was in complete shock that we had another boy! All along, he thought the baby was going to be a girl. He was thinking about all the trouble that he and brother got into and now with two boys of his own, it's karma. As for me, I knew the baby was going to be a boy. "Kalle," I whispered. Without even fully seeing his face, there was no doubt about it. The name fit perfectly. We stayed in the tub for a few minutes. Peggy remarked that the umbilical cord was beautiful-thick and twisty. I looked down and saw that she was right; it reminded me of the old-fashioned telephone cord. I also saw that Kalle was completely covered in vernix, a sticky substance that covers the baby's skin in the womb; it was very thick and gunky. Lochlan did not have vernix or perhaps it was washed off easily when he was born in the water. Already, everything was different between the two births I experienced. Amazingly, Kalle looked a lot like Lochlan although he did not have Lochlan's dark blue eyes at birth. Instead, his eyes are a mixture of brown and dark green.
After more than 4 hours of being in water, I was ready to get out. The midwife and Nick offered to take Kalle while I got out but I didn't want to let him go. I got up from the tub holding Kalle with assistance from Nick and sat down on the futon. By then, Regan had arrived home and called us on videophone. Even though she missed the birth by minutes, it was reassuring to have her there, someone to focus on me, talk to me since everyone else was busy with something or someone. Regan immediately noticed the difference between a medicated and non-medicated birth: I was alert and very aware of what was happening. There was no fog obscuring my awareness.
As Regan and I chatted, the midwives checked Kalle's heartbeat while I continued to hold him and then they helped me get on the birthing stool set up in front of the futon to birth the placenta. The worst part of both birth experiences was the kneading of my stomach to help the placenta release itself. The feeling was extremely uncomfortable and painful, even. Nevertheless, I offered Kalle the breast and he immediately took it! It amazed me because Lochlan was not interested in it until a good 20 minutes after birth. I got through the kneading part while nursing Kalle and birthed the placenta. Then I got back on the futon to rest. I told Mom to get the old sheet under the changing table to cover me with so that the blood wouldn't scare Lochlan. I had lost a LOT of blood with him and required a shot to clot my blood but this time around, it was not more than normal.
Nick wanted to put Lochlan back to bed but I told him not to because I wanted Lochlan to see the baby even though he was very sleepy. Lochlan sat next to me on the futon and we looked over the baby together. At one point, I realized that Kalle pooped in the blankets! Peggy said he would need a bath so Nick got a tub-thingy we had to use as a baby bathtub (we always bathed with Lochlan as a baby as a way to keep his body warm and also warm milk is always available when with me ☺). I chatted with Regan while the midwives bathed Kalle and Nick took pictures as well as helped with the bathing. It was so weird being separated from my baby even though I could see him.
Once he was bathed, the midwives brought out a sling attached to a scale to weigh Kalle. Lighting was poor but with a flashlight, they determined that he was 7 pounds and 14 ounces, just 7 ounces heavier than Lochlan at birth. Kalle was getting cold so they put a diaper on him and brought him to me in blankets for skin to skin contact and nursing. His first outfit was in the dryer to warm it up before putting it on him. The midwives wanted to check me over more closely for tears and any abnormalities so I said goodbye to Regan and laid down on the futon. Peggy checked me over and said that I had two very tiny tears but did not need stitches at all (with Lochlan, I had none). I told her that I wasn't surprised about the tears because pushing was much harder this time around.
Peggy asked if I was ready to take a shower or eat but I told her that I wanted to lie down for a bit as I was having abdominal pain. Food was repulsive to me. I had read in the Birthing From Within by Pam England and Rob Horowitz that afterbirth pains are usually worst with second births and on. They sure were not kidding! I inquired about the outfit being ready and it turned out everyone forgot the dryer was running. So the outfit was brought out and Nick dressed Kalle. It turned out to be a tad bit too short for our 21 ½" long boy! The outfit was a Zutano Itsy-Bitsy outfit; I had wanted the baby to FIT in its first outfit but that clearly backfired. Nevertheless, Kalle was brought back to me on the futon. Lochlan joined us. It was nice lying down with my two boys. Reality hit me: TWO boys. Boy, oh boy, we are in for some fun times! ☺ My favorite moment was when Lochlan noticed that Kalle was signing 'T' and copied him for a picture.
After napping for a short time with the boys, I was ready for my shower. By this time, Mom decided to leave as it was getting late and she had to work the next day. Kalle slept in the red bouncer chair the whole time I was in the shower. The shower was refreshing although it was weird looking at and feeling my empty sack of a stomach. After getting dressed in the clothes I actually remembered to pack in the birthing kit (unlike last time which resulted in a mad scramble for my clothes by Mom and Nick and their choices were not what I wanted but I only had myself to blame ☺), I had a bowl of cereal while the midwives packed up their equipment and left. Not long after, I threw up some of the cereal. That was strange for me to experience because I had felt perfectly fine until after the birth, the nausea hit me. Nothing like that happened during Lochlan's birth. Since it was really late (close to 1 AM), Nick wanted to get to bed but I wanted to announce the birth on our blog to get it over with as well as have people wake up to a nice surprise. ☺ Once that was completed, it was off to bed as a family of four…
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So awe-inspiring. And now Kalle is 3 months old?!?!?!? Already?!?!?!?! Wow.
- 3:23 PM, January 30, 2009
- Lee said...
Wonderful story!! I can't wait for my second child and second homebirth, too! :)
- 5:01 PM, January 30, 2009
- Erin said...
Thank you for sharing your story! It is so good to read and hold for when it is my turn in April!
You are an amazing woman! Those boys are lucky!
Love all the photos on your blog too!
- 8:13 PM, January 30, 2009
- QueenAlpo said...
I enjoyed reading this so much... thanks for sharing!
- 9:38 PM, January 30, 2009
- The Skys said...
yay for another natural birth mama! hugs.
And more pictures of Kalle and Loch please?? ;)
- 12:01 AM, January 31, 2009
- diber said...
Hooray! THanks for sharing your story. What a great birth!
Isn't it amazing? how the boys are their own persons from the very beginning?? :)
And, ugh, afterbirth. ugh, ugh. I just remember thinking, "ok, the birth is over, I'm holding the baby, can the pain please stop now!?"
- 12:27 AM, January 31, 2009
- Jodi said...
Its such a blessing homebirth- my sister was plan homebirth but she had labor 3 days ended up csection after all :( my cousin had 6 natural births at home in california- it is fun to read and you're blessed to have 2 healthy boys :)
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Saw action in 20 games with 18 starts ... Hit .271
with 13 hits and four runs in 48 at bats ... Tallied for doubles and five RBI
with 17 total bases ... Four multiple hit games on the season ... Her 88 putouts
ranks third best among Dartmouth players ... Had a great game against Harvard
(April 29) when she went 2-of-4 with two RBI and a run ... Concluded the season
with a .340 on base percentage and a .354 slugging percentage.
Sophomore (2011)
Had a breakout season for the Big Green as she appeared in 31 games with 29
starts ... Hit a career-high .232 with five home runs for second on the team ...
Recorded 19 hits with 20 runs scored and 11 RBIs ... Hit a .463 slugging
percentage with nine walks ... Had her best game against Sacred Heart when she went
3-for-3 with two runs and doubles hit ... Had a three-game home run streak that
began with two wins over Stetson University in Florida ... Tallied five games in
which she garnered more then one hit.
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Appeared in five games with seven at-bats ... Recorded five put outs.
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In Vermont, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials are stopping all north-bound vehicles for inspection while helicopters buzzed Derby Line Village close enough to kick up dirt along the driveways. When asked if this activity is in response to the bombing in Boston, an agent on the scene replied, "Yes."


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The Changeling
Los Angeles, 1928: On a Saturday morning in a working-class suburb, Christine said goodbye to her son, Walter, and left for work. When she came home, she discovered he had vanished. A fruitless search ensues, and months later, a boy claiming to be the nine-year-old is returned. Dazed by the swirl of cops, reporters and her conflicted emotions, Christine allows him to stay overnight. But, in her heart, she knows he is not Walter. As she pushes authorities to keep looking, she learns that in Prohibition-era L.A., women don't challenge the system and live to tell their story. Slandered as delusional and unfit, Christine finds an ally in activist Reverend Briegleb, who helps her fight the city to look for her missing boy.
Cast: John Malkovich, Angelina Jolie, Jeffrey Donovan, Amy Ryan, Colm Feore
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An oil stained cattle egret is seen on the deck of the supply vessel Joe Griffin, at the site of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill containment efforts in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Louisiana Sunday, May 9, 2010. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)
Oil is seen covering the water's surface while looking down from the bridge on the Joe Griffin at the site of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Louisiana Monday, May 10, 2010. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)
A tugboat pulls orange booms in Mobile Bay near Mobile, Ala., Monday, May 10, 2010. The state plans to seal off the bay from the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico using gates made of the oil-blocking barriers. Natural gas platforms are visible in the background. (AP Photo/Jay Reeves)
In this Oct. 28, 2009, file photo, Senate Homeland Security Committee member Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., talks with an aide on Capitol Hill in Washington. Louisana is a big employer in the oil and gas industry, and on the receiving end of washed-up oil from the BP spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Landrieu sits on the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, one of the panels investigating the spill. (AP Photo/Harry Hamburg, File)
In this Saturday, May 8, 2010, photo released by the U.S. Coast Guard, crews work to collect oil near and around the location where the Deepwater Horizon oil platform caught fire and sank, on the Gulf of Mexico. (AP Photo/U. S. Coast Guard, Petty Officer 3rd Class Casey J. Ranel)
In this July 15, 2009, file photo, Sen. Jeff Sessions, D-Ala., ranking Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee take part listens during a confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington. A Gulf senator and offshore drilling supporter, Sessions has met at least twice with BP officials since the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. "For the most part, we have similar interests at this point. The American people, the national interest, and BP's interest in shutting off this well," he said. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File)
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Marlene Dietrich
Despite appearing in more than a dozen silent films, Marlene Dietrich didn't achieve her big international breakthrough until 1930 with The Blue Angel, when she first paired with visionary director Josef von Sternberg. Over the course of seven films in six years the partnership produced some of the most highly crafted and visually stylish films to come out of the Hollywood studio system.
Pulled from the world of Berlin theater and cabaret by Sternberg, Dietrich really made her mark in sound films. Following her devastating performance as Lola Lola opposite Emil Jannings in The Blue Angel, Paramount studio execs immediately signed the star to a seven-year contract and brought her over to Hollywood.
Sternberg's exceptional skill in lighting and photography, against the backdrop of carefully controlled set design and costumes, presented an ideal canvas for Dietrich to play a series of dangerous and enigmatic women. At once radiantly sensual and glamorously mysterious, Dietrich's alluring image was crafted in light and shadow and soft focus photography. Sternberg positioned Dietrich in a variety of atmospheric locales from a desert legionnaire outpost in Morocco to a Spanish carnival in The Devil Is a Woman. Her deep contralto voice and often risqué performances turned now-classic songs into unforgettable moments. Her rendition of "Falling in Love Again" is hard to shake, and who could forget Dietrich, dressed as a gorilla performing "Hot Voodoo" in Blonde Venus?
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My girlfriend is in the market for a pack to use with a loaded bear canister, which would probably put the total pack weight at around 25-30 lbs. So, in addition to being able to carry the weight, it would also need to fit the canister (BV500) comfortably. She was previously using the Osprey Exos 58, but she just didn't like the way it carried. Comfort is a higher priority than weight as long as it's reasonably light. Any suggestions?
You may want to go to REI and just try on packs. Maybe start with the Aether series by Osprey. It's pretty popular and known to carry weight well. The 60 is the smaller size but is big enough for a canister. There are other good standard packs out there too. It's just tough to know what works until you try it out.
Absolutely. There are a few contenders at REI that we plan to try out. But we're also looking for other ideas that might not be available in stores like REI. We don't mind paying a little extra to ship back some packs that don't work out if that's what it takes to get the right pack....but we'd like to keep it to a minimum, so hoping to hear what might have worked for other women. Has anyone had tried the ULA packs with the S-Curve straps, for example?
Chris,I don't have any experience carrying a bear bag, but has she tried a Deuter? Supportive and comfortable. Not UL, but a few are under 3 lbs. REI carries some of them.
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Check out the ULA Catalyst. It has plenty of room for a bear canister, can carry up to about 35 pounds, and while not strictly a women's pack, it can be ordered with S-shaped straps that accommodate breasts well.
Thanks for the suggestions. I think between the packs at REI and ULA we should hopefully be able to find one that works well.
My wife swears by her Osprey Ariel 55. You might want the 65 for the canister. Osprey does a good job with women's pack suspension.
I have the granite gear escape 40L which I find pretty comfortable carrying 25-30 lbs (though I've only tried it on short trips so far). In retrospect I probably should have gone with the 60L version of either the escape or the blaze (same suspension, but overall lighter) to fit a bear can. I can get a BV solo in - just barely - if I carry the shelter outside. One slightly annoying feature is trying to get the hydration bladder in and out when the pack is loaded.
Try the Golite 50L Jam. it's on sale today on online from GoLite. Either that you may be able to find a 2011 GoLite Women's Pinnacle. Both would suit your needs.A;so, teh BV500 is quite big for one person. lthough it would fit in either pack, you might try the BV450 instead.
Try the new Granite Gear packs. I think they should handle a bear canister.
I have the Six Moon Designs Traveler. I have used a large Bear Vault cannister in it. The torso length is adjustable, and I really like the front panel loading feature. If there is only one gripe, it is that the adjustable suspension creates a point of contact between the shoulder blades that takes some getting used to, and that the black dye bleeds onto my tan pants from sweating.
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I have a ladies Halston watch with a small diamond on the 12 position. It says on the back that it is stainless on the back and base metal bezel. It has the number :208-5Y20 on the back as well. Black leather strap. On the face it says Halston Quartz. Any idea how much it might be worth ??? It is in very good condition.
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Hello, its very hard to tell without a photo. I couldn't find anything in the Worthopedia, but found this item on eBay which sounds like it may be similar except for the band: HALSTON LADIES GOLDTONE WATCH WITH DIAMOND ON FACE | eBay Is this sort of it?


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I am 6'7 and have been using the MLD trailstar and loving it. But I am looking for a fully enclosed UL tent. I looked at the SMD skyscape but they told me I probably wouldnt fit. Any suggestions on a Tent for tall people?
That looks like a great option plenty long for me. Thanks for the info. Have you or anyone eles ever use "light hearted gear" before?
if you do a forum search there is huge amount of info and peoples reviews,when you do the search it is light heart not hearted and you could look at this also.
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I'm just about 6'7" as well. After trying a few options, i ended up with the Shangri-la 1 for my trekking pole option, and a fly creek UL2 for a free standing tent. Both work for me. Most of the 1 person tents are just too short / cramped. The sloping walls eat into the useful space often.
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The Golite Shangri La 2 would be plenty long. Both with and without the inner nest.I am 6'3" and have about a foot extra length
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I have been using a basic silylon Lightheart Solong for about a year. The more I use it the more I am liking it. At 30 sf of floor space it has plenty of space to spread out in. There's usually me, my pack and a smallish dog or two in there. The end struts make the space at the ends usable. At 6' I really don't need all the head room, length or space but I certainly enjoy having it. It is a comfortable tent that doesn't require much in the way of sacrifice for the light weight. In fact it is so civilized it kinda makes me feel like....well uh...like a...like a princess. There I said it, a 200 lb sweaty princess.
Helsport Ringstind Superlight 1-2: http://www.helsport.no/en/product/TENTS/PRO/Ringstind_Superlight_12The total weight of the tent with everything (but without the rep kit) is 33 oz (940 g). I have this tent and I am very pleased with it.
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I have a LightHeart SoLong with the awning and love it.
Thanks everyone for the great ideas and info it was a big help. Looks like I will probably go with a light heart Solong 6. Those look like a great product. So glad someone out there is taking care of us tall freaks
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LISBON - The town of Lisbon sold a 23.1 acre plot of land at Sparrow Hawk Point along Route 37 last week to Jerry McGrath for $125,000 cash.
The plot of land had been on the market for over a year through America 1 Realty but Deborah Polniak, with Christensen Realty USA, recently took over the sale of the property.
Ms. Polniak said Mr. McGrath put down a $20,000 deposit on the property that sits along the St. Lawrence River.
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The town council unanimously approved the sale and it will be listed for 30 days.
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