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The Minnesota Twins celebrate a win of the game against the Texas... NyhetsfotoAmerican league,Baseboll - Sport,Firande,Match - Sport,Minneapolis,Minnesota,Minnesota Twins,Sport,Target Field,Texas Rangers,USA,VertikalPhotographer Hannah FoslienCollection: Getty Images Sport 2013 Getty ImagesMINNEAPOLIS, MN - APRIL 27: The Minnesota Twins celebrate a win of the game against the Texas Rangers on April 27, 2013 at Target Field in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Twins defeated the Rangers 7-2. (Photo by Hannah Foslien/Getty Images)


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Jean-Claude Brizard
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Here's what the numbers say about Rahm Emanuel
American boys, to ensure they stay on track for graduation. Mr. Emanuel's first schools superintendent, Jean-Claude Brizard, agrees. "Pushing that research to policy has made all of the difference in Chicago," he says. "Paul
Emanuel names new CHA chief, but personnel woes continue
mayor conducts "nationwide searches" to find top talent. Only, the picks often don't work out. You remember Jean-Claude Brizard, don't you, the guy who had an incredibly bumpy 17 months as Chicago Public Schools CEO? He came from a smallish
CPS inspector general probes school-lunch deal
approval, something that has not yet occurred in this case. Ms. Fowler was hired by former CPS superintendent Jean-Claude Brizard, whose district worked with Ms. Fowler when he headed Rochester Public Schools.
Here's the Brizard back story as Emanuel names new schools chief
Mayor Rahm Emanuel Friday heaped lots of praise on Jean-Claude Brizard, saying he told him as recently as this morning, "You have a lot to be proud of." But the mayor was more to the point a moment
Chicago schools chief Brizard out after 17 months
(Crain's) — Chicago Public Schools CEO Jean-Claude Brizard is leaving the job "by mutual agreement" with City Hall, according to a report. The Chicago Sun-Times reports Mr. Brizard
Activity swirls as teachers union gets ready to vote
another development, a group of parents and students was to deliver signed postcards to Chicago Public Schools CEO Jean-Claude Brizard saying that "the fight for quality schools for all Chicago children will continue even after the contract negotiations
Chicago teachers hit the picket lines for first strike in 25 years
(AP) — About a dozen teachers were protesting Monday outside Benjamin Banneker Elementary School on Chicago's South Side. The teachers wore red union T-shirts and carried signs with slogans such as "Fair Contract Now!" and "On Strike for Better Schools."
Civic Federation rips 'alarmingly short-sighted' schools budget
Chicago tax watchdog group repeats and amplifies prior criticisms that the budget, as proposed by schools CEO Jean-Claude Brizard, would completely drain the district's reserves. But it also goes further, rapping the district for its alleged
Chicago schools remove 12 principals and assistants in free-lunch probe
dealt with," said CPS Inspector General James Sullivan, whose office uncovered the misconduct.Said CPS CEO Jean-Claude Brizard, "CPS employees have an obligation . . . to hold themselves to the highest ethical standards. We simply cannot
Moody blues (7/11/12)
I'm Danny Ecker with the Chicago Business Today, mid day report. Just days after Chicago Public School CEO Jean-Claude Brizard announced still drainage reserve fund in the 2013 CPS budget. Most of investors service has downgraded the schoolBusiness Today, mid day report. Just days after Chicago Public School CEO Jean-Claude Brizard announced still drainage reserve fund in the 2013 CPS budget. Most of investors service has downgraded the school system with $5.6 billion
Moody's downgrades Chicago schools' debt, warns of second hit
various factors in its rating statement, but prominent among them was a proposal by Chicago Public Schools CEO Jean-Claude Brizard to balance the proposed 2013 budget by drawing $431 million from reserves —- including every penny in unallocated
Running on empty (7/6/12)
Speaker: Hi. I'm Danny Acrewood at Chicago Business Today Midday Report. Chicago Public School CEO, Jean-Claude Brizard has proposed a 2013 budget that increases the district spending and would amount to emptying the district'sDanny Acrewood at Chicago Business Today Midday Report. Chicago Public School CEO, Jean-Claude Brizard has proposed a 2013 budget that increases the district spending and would amount to emptying the district's bank account next year. Brizard
Chicago schools plan to empty bank account in 2013
the most allowed by law. Those moves leaked out earlier in the week. But rather than cut more, schools CEO Jean-Claude Brizard today also is proposing to use every penny of the $392 million the district has in unrestricted reserves, plus
Mayor Emanuel has a bumpy day
on a strike vote that cannot be taken back, it's absolutely remarkable. If Mr. Emanuel and schools chief Jean-Claude Brizard want to know why the figure was that high, they might start by looking in the mirror. Both have ripped CTU
A new mayor lives up—and down—to his multifaceted reputation
Mr. Emanuel got his longer school day and year. Both are needed. He has a school chief in his own mold in Jean-Claude Brizard. But relations with the teachers union have become messy and could be headed to a strike. Ditto Chicago Police

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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. -- Leah McNary had 14 kills while Kelli Browning had 12 more as the No. 21 Creighton Volleyball team won its NCAA Tournament opener, 3-0, over Marquette on Friday evening in Minneapolis, Minn.
Scores of Creighton's 17th straight victory were 25-22, 25-23, 28-26.
The win was Creighton's (29-3) second NCAA Tournament victory in three years, as the Jays also won in five sets in its NCAA Tournament debut in 2010 over Iowa State on the same Sports Pavilion floor.
Marquette ends its season with a 27-7 mark.
Creighton hit .412 in the opening set to down Marquette, 25-22. Browning had five kills in as many swings to pace the Jays, while McNary had three kills including the winner on set point. The match was tied five times early on before Kate Elman served up a pair of aces during a 5-0 run that helped CU to an 11-7 lead. MU got no closer than two the rest of the frame. MU hit .366, getting five kills by Erin Lehman, as setter Elizabeth Koberstein dished 16 assists.
Creighton won an even tighter second set that featured 14 ties and seven lead changes. The Jays trailed 21-20 late, only to go on a 5-2 run to close out the set. A kill from Browning evened the score and CU went ahead on a Golden Eagles attack error. MU would answer with a Danielle Carlson kill to tie the score at 22-all. McNary then followed with back-to-back kills, giving CU a 24-22 lead. Marquette earned a sideout on another Carlson kill, but the Jays then went back to McNary for the clincher, closing out the 25-23 set victory.
Creighton trailed much of the third set, but used a 3-0 run to go ahead 19-18. Marquette scored the next two points to go up 20-19, and the teams would then exchange 14 straight drama-filled sideouts (as Creighton survived three MU set points) until the score was knotted at 26 all. The Jays evened the score at 26-all on a Golden Eagles service error. Michelle Sicner then slammed her seventh kill to give CU a match point opportunity, which McNary finished with a kill on the next chance.
McNary led CU with 14 kills on .294 hitting, while Browning had 12 kills and hit .600 while also sharing team-high honors with Heather Thorson with four blocks. Jereb finished with a team-best 15 digs, while Elman tallied 14 digs. Sicner hit .500 in 14 swings without an error. The Jays hit .267 and finished with 48 kills, five aces, 54 digs and 12 blocks.
Marquette was paced by 13 kills each from Holly Mertens and Danielle Carlson, while Lehman had 10 kills. Julie Jeziorowski had 19 digs to lead all players on the afternoon. MU hit .231 and finished with 49 kills, two aces, 62 digs and three blocks.
Creighton advances to play eight-seeded and 11th-ranked Minnesota, which swept Liberty (25-21, 25-10, 34-32). Saturday's contest will start at 6 pm. A free video webcast will be available, and the contest can also be heard on KOIL (1290 AM).
NOTES: Kate Elman became the third player in Creighton history with at least 600 digs in a season and stretched her career-opening streak of 10 or more digs to 32 straight contests ... Creighton improved to 24-0 on the year when winning the first set and 18-0 when leading a match 2-0 this fall ... Creighton improved to 8-2 this year against teams in the NCAA Tournament field ... Creighton has now won 11 straight matches away from home and are 7-0 on neutral floors this fall ... Creighton finishes the month of November with a 9-0 record after also going undefeated in August (4-0) and October (7-0) ... Creighton is one of eight teams to win at least one match in every NCAA Tournament apperance in program history. The only other teams still alive in the 2012 NCAA Tournament that can say that are Stanford, Texas and Florida ...Creighton improved to 3-1 all-time vs. Marquette ...Megan Bober set a school-record by playing in her 127th career match ...Creighton improved to 11-1 against teams from the 2011 NCAA Tournament field ... The MVC went 3-0 in the first round, as Northern Iowa swept Kansas State and Wichita State overcame an 0-2 deficit to beat Arkansas ... Kelli Browning now owns 184 block assists on the season, four shy of the MVC single-season record ... The 55 combined wins between Marquette and Creighton entering the match were more than any other NCAA Tournament first-round pairing ... Megan Bober increased her school-record with her 23rd double-double of the season.


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Hampton Mayor May Spend Holiday in Jail After Drug Arrest
By Jordan Albright, Olivia Langdon and Elise Giordano on November 26th, 2013 | Last updated: March 29, 2014 at 1:25 pm
Sheila Bryant, left, and Billie Jean Curtis, right, talk to reporters on the grounds of Curtis Recycling in Hampton on Tuesday. Curtis found a letter signed by someone claiming to be Mayor Barry Moore in the yard of her recycling company.
Paranormal Team Explores Life After Death In North Florida
By Elise Giordano on October 31st, 2013 | Last updated: October 31, 2013 at 1:22 pm
Investigating paranormal activities is a year-round pursuit for some North Floridians.
Florida Conservation Coalition Seeks Signatures For 2014 Ballot Amendment
By Elise Giordano on September 24th, 2013 | Last updated: September 25, 2013 at 8:59 am
Three of Florida's largest environmental groups are teaming together to put an amendment that would budget $650 million for Florida's conservations on the 2014 ballot.
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Run, Rabbit: UF Housing Policy Change Causes Influx At Gainesville Rabbit Rescue
By Elise Giordano on September 11th, 2013 | Last updated: September 11, 2013 at 3:14 pm
Rabbits are seeking new homes after being banned from the UF campus, and the Gainesville Rabbit Rescue is facing the consequences.
Gainesville Theater Company Performs Burlesque Act, Spins Fire At Open Variety Show
By Elise Giordano on September 4th, 2013 | Last updated: September 5, 2013 at 9:25 pm
A risqué variety show, featuring fire acts, dance routines, comedy and a live band, performed this week at The JAM.


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Barbie is telling a story to her little sister Kelly. Her first time at camp overnight, Kelly is feeling anxious. Barbie has remembered the story after looking up at the night sky, and spotting the constellation Cygnus, the Swan.
Her story starts with the girl Odette at her the bakery that her father owns. She is dancing happily because she has mastered a very difficult series of ballet moves. It is also revealed that her sister is very capable when it comes to riding fast horses.
Odette's dance is interrupted when a Lila, a unicorn show up in the village and, in order to escape the hunters following her, flees into an enchanted forest. The inquisitive Odette follows the unicorn, and discovers that Lila had gotten herself ensnared. While looking around for something to help, Odette finds embedded in a tree, a magic crystal (that has been created to defeat Rothbart). Odette doesn't know is the Fairy Queen is watching and is surprised when she suddenly appears.
After Odette uses the crystal to free the unicorn, the Fairy Queen explains that the crystal chose her by allowing her to remove it from the tree. The Queen tells Odette that her cousin, Rothbart has been a terrible plague, and that she has been chosen to rid the forest his evil. Not wanting to risk her life by getting in the middle of a feud between fairy royals, Odette turn the queen down.
Although she accepts Odette's refusal, the Fairy Queen sends Lila to lead the girl out of the forest and continue to attempt to get Odette to help. Rothbart and daughter show up and corner Odette by a tree. Wanting to use Odette and the crystal himself to defeat the Fairy Queen, the evil wizard casts a spell that turns Odette into a swan. Coming across her later, The Fairy Queen tries to counter the magic, but her attempt only works so far as to allow Odette to regain her human form at night. Every day she must turn back into a swan.
Odette comes across the other inhabitants of the enchanted forest that have been similarly transformed. Among others, she meets Ivan, who is has been turned into a porcupine and Carlita, who has been turned into a skunk. Finding that Odette has disappeared, her father and sister Marie start looking for her. Meanwhile, at the castle in Odette's village, the mother of the wayward Prince Daniel is disappointed with her son. Apparently he is more interested in exploring his realm than being obedient to his mother and getting married.
To protect her from any more of Rothbart's evil magic being inflicted on her, the Fairy Queen gives Odette a crown with an embedded crystal to protect her. To find a way to completely remove the spell on her, the determined Odette heads to a magic library for help. Odette is dismayed to find that the librarian can't find a book that can restore her permanently.
Deciding he needs assistance to hunt down Odette, Rothbart gets Prince Daniel to help him out. However, Daniel cannot bring himself to kill such a beautiful and enchanting swan. And once her true form is revealed, he and Odette fall in love, and they dance together in the forest. Day comes, however, and Odette once again turns back into a swan.
Later, Daniel invites Odette to a ball. She refuses the invitation, but Daniel is persistent, and she finally agrees to come. The troll librarian from the Magic Library, Erasmus, arrives, having finally found something in a book that has an answer for their troubles. He explains that true love can defeat the evil wizard's spells. The Fairy Queen realizes that Daniel and his love for Odette will save them all. She begins to instruct Odette in a waltz she can dance at the ball, but then Erasmus is kidnapped.
Erasmus is rescued, but not before he tells Rothbart how his evil plans will be defeated. To counter the Fairy Queens' plan to defeat him, Rothbart casts a spell that makes Odile appear like Odette to Daniel.
Odette learns of this, and tries to get to the ball in time to stop the evil wizards plan, but by the time she gets there, Prince Daniel, thinking Odile is her, has already pledged his love. Unable to stop him, since she is still trapped in swan form, Odette collapses. The crystal that had been protecting her is now powerless and she is now gravely weakened.
Feeling his scheme has triumphed, Rothbart reveals to Daniel that he pledged his love to Odile, and the wizard and his daughter make their leave. Daniel chases after them while the Fairy Queen tries to heal Odette. Rothbart return and stops the Fairy Queen's attempts by turning her into a mouse. He then tries to end the threat of Odette and Daniel's love by killing them. The two, however, collapse together, with their hands intertwined.
Suddenly, the power of the crystal envelops them and shines outwards, the magic of their true love defeating the evil wizard. When they awaken, the find the all of Rothbart's magic has been completely undone. Now Odette and Prince Daniel can freely acknowledge their love for each other without fear of trickery. All the inhabitants of both the enchanted forest and the village rejoice. Odette and Daniel now happily engaged. And the evil Rothbart and his daughter? He has been transformed into a Cuckoo Clock and Odile is a now a common maid.
Kelly promises she will take part in next day's race, having gained a new confidence in herself after listening Barbie's story. Barbie smiles and her sister heads of happily to bed yawning.
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Fort Brooke
Fort Brooke (1824-1882, 1898) - First established 22 Jan 1824 by Col. George M. Brooke and four companies of the 4th U.S. Infantry. Initially named Cantonment Brooke and renamed Fort Brooke in 1835. Officially abandoned 21 Dec 1882 but reoccupied briefly in 1898.
Fort Brooke History
Established after the Treaty of Camp Moultrie that established a Seminole Indian Reservation in 1823. Fort Brooke was a major Florida post during the Second Seminole War (1835-1842) and served as an embarkation point for the removal of the Seminoles to the Indian Territory. Maj. Francis Dade and his entire command of over 100 men were massacred in 1835 as they traveled from Fort Brooke to Fort King. In 1841 the fort had as many as 680 men assigned. After the end of the Second Seminole War in 1842 the fort continued to be garrisoned until 1860.
During the U.S. Civil War Fort Brooke was occupied by Confederate forces (1863-1864) and recaptured by Union forces in 1864. After the end of the war the post was used as a seasonal camp for troops from Key West Barracks until abandoned in 1882. The post was formally abandoned about 21 Dec 1882 at the direction of the Department of the South, S.O. 120 dated 13 Dec 1882.
During the Spanish American War (1898) Army troops camped here while awaiting embarkation for transport to Cuba.
Current Status
Fort Brooke City Park is located at the approximate site of old Fort Brooke. The park contains several markers detailing the history and events surrounding Fort Brooke. Two 24 pounder cannons reportedly from Fort Brooke are mounted on replica carriages. The cannons are located at Plant Park on the University of Tampa Campus.
Location: Fort Brooke City Park, Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida.
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Lat: 27.9419339 Long: -82.4504828
- Roberts, Robert B., Encyclopedia of Historic Forts: The Military, Pioneer, and Trading Posts of the United States, Macmillan, New York, 1988, 10th printing, ISBN 0-02-926880-X, page 151-152
- North American Forts - Fort Brooke
- "The Establishment of Fort Brooke" — The Beginning of Tampa, from letters of Col. George M. Brooke, Florida Historical Quarterly, 31:273‑278.
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Criterion 7: Legal, institutional, and economic framework for forest conservation and sustainable management
A forest is a forest not only by virtue of its trees, but also by virtue of the views and values society holds. Ultimately, it is these factors that support the conservation and sustainable management of Maryland's forests.
Conditions and processes beyond forest boundaries have a key role to play in the conservation and sustainable management of Maryland's forests. The market for forest products is now clearly global. Investment, taxation, and trade policies for forest products and forest land ownership, determined at the national level, can both support and constrain conservation and sustainability initiatives. The overall policy framework that exists within the State can facilitate efforts to conserve, maintain, or enhance any of the forest related attributes described in the preceding criteria. Legislative processes at multiple levels of government establish the regulations, policy decisions, and means of enforcement that determine much about how forests are managed and conserved. Programs, both public and private, developed to encourage public involvement and stewardship activities promote awareness and public investment in sustainable forest management.
Evaluation of these policy and institutional frameworks that impact forest management and conservation is a necessary component for the assessment of forest sustainability. Greater support and recognition can be given to those processes and policies that have a positive impact on sustainable forest management. Areas in which policy and institutional frameworks are weak or absent can be identified and strengthened.


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A community fixture known to passing drivers as the man selling produce out of his Tallahassee home's garage is said to be the victim of a Friday robbery.
"I am shocked and angered," said City Commissioner Scott Maddox of the robbery of Lloyd "Hoot" Gibson, who runs a produce operation out of his home at the corner of Meridian Road and Glenview Drive. "And rest assured, the Tallahassee Police Department will do everything in its power to bring these people to justice."
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There weren't two many standouts from this fall's pilot season; most shows were very middle of the road. One that veered off the road is "How To Be A Gentleman," which premieres at 8:30 tonight on CBS. This was painful to watch. Dave Foley, so fun in "NewsRadio," is wasted here, forced to do jokes about hair dye. Kevin Dillon is just doing a more toothless version of his Johnny Drama role from "Entourage." (His new character also isn't as self deluded, one of the more amusing aspects of Johnny Drama.) And the star of the show, an uptight etiquette columnist (played by David Hornsby), is thoroughly unenjoyable. This might be the biggest miss of the season.
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totally agree with your review, although it might not be the biggest miss of the season (2 broke girls, charlie's angels, the playboy club), but it's bad. Why are so many people going back to the laugh track? It has NOT aged well as a comedic device.
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Well, Glenn, I couldn't disagree with you more and i feel like your review veered off the cliff. This is an amazing cast with some serious talent that should be given time to grow and get better. This is a pilot afterall. There is often a lot of time to set up plot and characters. Its kind of a bummer that you just offer your thumbnail opinion of the show without really making any substantive points….
you guys ROASTED Big Bang theory too and it went on to become a huge hit… so hopefully people don't pay much attention to you and will discover this show for themselves.
I found it delightful and fun. I thought Dillon was hilarious and Rhys Darby funny too. I loved him in flight of the concords and i was so excited to see him in something that will hopefully introduce him to larger american audiences. Foley was great and funny and what i don't quite understand is, you're judging this entirely on a pilot???
So many great shows had pilots that weren't so great. the Seinfeld pilot was painful. Over and over again shows are villified by moronic critics that thank god, America didn't pay attention to and discovered for themselves to actually be good.
this is a great show with a great cast and I hope people tune in to discover for themselves and disregard a review that takes advantage of a not so imaginative "how to" phrase. Your job is so easy to point out the obvious. i wish my life was so simple and easy as what you do. "How to… write a lame TV review" might have been a more appropriate title for your piece.
@midwesttvfan – it looks like the show did not improve, and could even last in its slot to try to burn off all the produced shows.
@glenn – you were right….it did not get better.
@randy – 3 of the 4 you mentioned are gone…..wonder how much longer that gives 2 broke girls


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Postgame QuotesWisconsin vs. Utah StateSeptember 15, 2012Camp Randall Stadium - Madison, Wis.
Wisconsin Head Coach Bret BielemaBIELEMA: Obviously to get a win feels really, really good. Didn't do very well in certain phases of the game. I was excited to see some guys make some plays. Kenzel Doe, one of them, we felt he's been on the verge of doing some nice things. I remember last year, when we gave him first kickoff return, he was so excited he stumbled over his feet. But that probably would have been a big hit. He's really come a long way in the last year. I think our defense should be patted on the back. Obviously didn't give up anything after that the wheel route that hit on the boundary over there, gave them their first score. I asked Chris and the coaches, just keep the ball in front of us, don't give them anything. When we turned the ball over right before the half, obviously they converted the touchdown there. We had to keep this guy inside and in front. He continued to make plays once he got out of the pocket. So some guys did nice things there. I thought our offense, number one reason just to stay ahead of the question. Number one reason I made transition at the quarterback was just to protect the ball. For us to win at Wisconsin, we can't turn the ball over. And obviously the interception got nullified because of the late hit on Danny. So that was one that we kind of got back as a bonus. Then that last, right before the half, the ball just keep your hands a lot of traffic in there. He's holding on with one hand and the ball went on the ground. That's when I talked it over with Coach Canada and the offensive coaches, we all felt good about making the transition. Obviously went through some growing pains. But made transition in the offensive line. We already went over that. But I knew it wasn't going to be changed overnight. I was excited about the progress we made during the week. Hopefully with another week to work it we'll be positive. The false starts in the first half, only ourselves to blame. They were shifting from a certain shade alignment to a head up nose and getting the guys covered on the guards. When they were doing that they were making sudden movements and made some barks and got a couple of our guys early, got us with two guards as well as a tight end that jumped on that. I don't think they had a second one. I don't think they had one in the second half. So we were able to get that corrected. But obviously the two holding penalties were critical, especially when we could just take the field that last couple of times and get a first down and hopefully win the game. Injury wise, Abby was right on the verge of playing. He isn't cleared medically to get out there yet. But feel he'll probably be able to go by next Tuesday, get in a full week of practice and get ready to play a UTEP team. Other than, we had some guys leave the game but they all came back in. And we should have everybody back that played in the game today. With that, open it up for questions. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: I was trying to play the play ahead. So I don't know what happened. Again, he broke contain. And Brendan and the D ends were all over them. They were in a controlled rush. But that guy, if he breaks the pocket, he'll have a chance. It was kind of a broken play and they streaked down the sideline and obviously they did a great job executing. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: Well, you know, it really wasn't his kind of it wasn't a quarterback game. I mean, he didn't get as many reps. Danny was our starter throughout the week so he got the majority of the reps. So the two quarterback just doesn't get the same type of experience that the other quarterbacks do during, the starting quarterback does. I thought he handled it well. Didn't have any issues with a bobbled snap. I know he threw his first couple of passes looked clean. I know third down, we wish we could have picked up a couple of those. There were drops that obviously he can't control. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: It's been a difficult week. You try to make it as positive as we can. I just told the group, I knew it wasn't going to be changed overnight. And it's some things that we've got to get straight and get correct. Again, we can't beat ourselves with presnap penalties or holding calls. Those really made us play behind the chains. But there were some series where we got the things rolling a little bit. Montee on his touchdown obviously looked more of the same that we've been accustomed to seeing. So we've got to get some of those things back on track. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: We'll address it tomorrow. I just felt it was something that we needed to do at halftime to bring our guys around. Obviously we got a W. And we're beginning to move. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: He was sitting in the back. I think I kind of caught him off guard. I talked with the coaches when I went in like I usually do at halftime, I talk to the defense first, encourage them understand we don't want to give up that play, but if we can hold them out in the second half I felt good about where we were going. And then I went over and told the offense, hey, we can't have the presnap penalties. We've got to be great in ball security. We thought we could wear them down over time. I pointed out there were several times where our guys were in the huddle. The defensive line was behind them on their knees and trying to grasp for air. I thought if we kept grinding, I said in front of the whole group I'm going to make a switch. I'm going to pop Joel in to start the second half. Just gotta be better with ball security. I talked about that directly with Joel. And move forward. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: Yeah, it was a low kick. No question about it. I thought at first he might have hit the laces, but at least the guys upstairs said the laces were to the side, so it was just a low hit. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: I heard it at halftime when I took the headset off. They love to win games, too. I heard them cheering at the end, which is all good. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: Very excited to get a win. I knew that they maybe didn't play as well as they could in certain phases. But I also know it's very hard to get a win. A lot of credit goes to Utah State. I think that's a very good football team that obviously beat and has hung tight with all these other people, all the things we kept hearing about. So we were able to get a win. I think it should feel good. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: Talked about it at halftime. That's when I went over and said we're going to start off on defense. We need to start with something positive. I believe they did get a first down, did they not? They were on the field. It was punt safe for the kickoff, couple critical blocks on the sideline there with the wall return near our bench. And as the play went on, we just couldn't sustain a drive to run up that clock two or three different times. They just kept going out there. And when we shanked the punt, I thought they rose to the occasion there, made a couple of critical plays and did a great job. Army actually got x rayed at halftime. I think he thought he broke his hand. A warrior. I believe he's had two hips and one shoulder surgery, just really competitive, really good football player who is holding it together well. I can't say enough positive things about him. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: No, I think it's easy to say. I think the crowd became alive. Our bench went nuts. I think the one thing that this team I have nine seniors. And the seniors are the ones that kind of move into those leadership roles. And we just don't have huge numbers. I believe on my travel roster, I think I've got 28 juniors. But those guys were sophomores last year and freshmen the year before that. So to get them to play in big environments and understand what it takes to win a four quarter game, this was worth a lot today. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: Well, we're a 2-1 football team that's got UTEP coming in here. We have an opportunity to go on the road, play Nebraska after that. We'll take it one day at a time. I mean, I love winning. But I was also kind of blown away by the reaction from just people last week. I mean, our guys in house, we just kind of take care of everything and move ourselves forward. But we bounce back. We played a good football team and won. And we'll take it day by day to get ready for Utah. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: Yeah. Yeah, I think, again, a lot of the really good things, the first one was all on the linebacker. I think it was a wheel route with Mike again, and obviously something that we actually went through this morning in coverage. So it's something we have to protect him on. We've obviously exposed ourselves enough there. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure that out. And what was the other one? Yeah, I thought it was actually offensive pass interference. I asked the ref: How do you want them to play better? He said that both guys were pushing. He wasn't going to call either one but he thought Marcus grabbed the arm at the last minute. I said why don't you call it defensive holding. But that's semantics. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: I thought he was very active. He was very active. You know what, he can't cover that. I don't have to stress that enough. If we put him in that position again, we have problems. So we've got to protect him in that scenario and make sure that we don't put him in that because he's a really good football player. But we're asking him to do too much in that situation and take care of the problem. He did cover it later in the game. They tried to come back to it. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: Yeah. No, I think because we got really good kids that stay positive and play themselves through difficult situations. What we went through at a lot of places might have really been utter chaos or panic, as some of you want to say. Our kids just kind of handled the day as it came. 14-3 at the half. We weren't happy about it but go out and play a four quarter game and that's what happens. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: Yeah. Second one wasn't easy either. I can go along with you, man. First and 10 was real good. The second and ones, third and ones, just mindboggling. I think the line of scrimmage was on our side at times a little bit. The power, the plays that have been a little bit of our bread and butter in the past were Montee was really hitting on some of the inside zones. But there were some of those that would hit one play I know we hit one for eight and we came back and ran it, played two plays later and got knocked in the head for a two yard loss. We have to start playing on our tempo, stay ahead of the game, and obviously the penalties were really, really critical making us play behind the chains. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: Yeah. I think we just gotta stay true to what we are. We have to finish blocks a lot better. Seemed to be a lot of guys falling off and some of the plays we feel could be maybe major gains, guys are falling off and guys tackling him in the back. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: No doubt. I mean, I've been in this thing a long time. I know to win a game like that, to grind it out at the end, it tests a lot of your character. Obviously coaches and players have to get I gotta get everybody squared in tomorrow about what we need to do. We'll take it out on the field tomorrow afternoon and really try to clean up any issues we have and move into the UTEP prep. QUESTION: (off microphone)BIELEMA: I was actually on the other line getting ready for desperation kickoff return, something we rep in case they hit the field goal. As a head coach, you kind a gotta be ahead. It's like I called the timeout on the second down because we wanted we wanted to run a field goal block which is desperation, which means you're sending everybody, because you know they have to kick the field goal to win. But I wanted to have them go over that, which they did. I thought the coaches were ahead of the game. We went over it during the second down. We knew they were going to run the football and get a stop, and thankfully it worked out. And obviously the kicker missed it.
Junior LB Chris BorlandOn the defense allowing no points in the second half:"We performed well in the second half — we needed to."On the defense overall through three games:"There's a lot we can improve on. But you like the work ethic, you like the heart. We always fight, you know just out always playing our best. Guys are showing a lot of resiliency, a lot of effort throughout the entire game. And that's something you can build on. That's something that you have to have."On winning a close game:"Initially when (the field goal) sails wide, you feel great. But then just minutes after you start to think about what we need to do better. Because that's not going to get it done this season — that effort."
RS Freshman QB Joel StaveGeneral feelings about the game:"That was the most fun I've had in a long time, that was really exciting."On having to calm himself down before starting the second half:"I was pretty fired up taking my first couple snaps, but after a few you start to get into a rhythm."On if he was surprised when told he was going in the game:"A little. I was told at the beginning of the week — as with any week — basically to be ready. And if they called my number I've got to go play well."On his nerves taking snaps in the game:"Definitely different than taking a snap in practice. But you know, just trying to do my job and not let the nerves play a factor."On how much of a character builder the game was:"That was huge, we really needed that."
Senior RB Montee BallOn the offense's performance:"It was a lot more comfortable, a lot more opportunities for me to be one-on-one, which I need to focus on and be better at. But we didn't expect for the offensive line, with one week of preparation with the new coach, to come out and part the sea every single play, but you can clearly see a difference."On a slow start to the first half:"What we just need to focus on now in practice is starting fast off the bat. And that's really what (we) leaders are focused on."On what the difference was from the first to the second half:"Urgency. Urgency and everyone looking around for someone to make a play, and Kenzel Doe took it on his shoulders."On if he was surprised by the quarterback switch at halftime:"I had no idea about it until I was out on the field. None of us did until (Joel) Stave ran out there. Our coaches do a great job preparing second- and third-string players for situations like that."On what a game like this does to boost a team's confidence:"Honestly all I can say from this game is you can see that we had a little identity — we found our identity a little in the second half."On his reaction to the missed field goal at the end:"I honestly thought it was going in. From my angle I thought it was going in, so I put my head down until I heard everyone screaming and shouting that it was wide right."
Senior LB Mike Taylor:On success of defense this year vs. lack of offense success:"Last year we were lucky with Russell Wilson, we had a good offense last year. This year it's going to be a little different and the defense is going to have to play a little better this year and if it comes down to the defense we have to be reliable and do our job out there." On the success of the defense so far this season in limiting points:"The season is still early. It feels good to hold their offense and get off of the field, and get off the field on third downs. It feels good to be able to play that way, but the season is still early and we just have to keep getting better." On if the coaches applied any extra pressure to win this game:"Anytime you're out on the field there is pressure. In a close game like that there is going to be pressure and the defense has to rise up and make plays and get their offense off the field."
Junior DB Dezmen SouthwardOn the emotion of the defense in the second half:"We felt like we were playing OK, but we felt like we weren't doing enough. We really wanted to come out and put our stamp on this game and show we can be a defense that can win games, and I think we proved that today. We didn't play perfect, but we played with heart and we never lost heart and it showed in the second half, we came out and we really worked. To keep a team like that off of the board, it's definitely a confidence booster." On the long completion that set up the field goal attempt:"That's a tough moment. That was a great catch by the receiver, but we have to be a little bit better in coverage. The quarterback got out of the pocket, which didn't help. We still have to be better and find a way to get that ball down, because if we do, the field goal attempt is never even in the question. We still got the win, so I'm happy with that." On defensive mentality after the long pass completion:"No one hangs their head. We went out and tried to get the ball back, and when we didn't, we did our best to block the field goal, and when we didn't do that luckily it didn't go through the uprights. A little bit of luck, but we definitely worked our tails off and I think that showed." On what the win means for the confidence of the defense:"I think confidence-wise, as a defense, we just have to keep building on what we have been doing. We've been keeping people off of the board. We may have given up a decent amount of yards, but what do yards matter if they don't have a ton of points? We just have to keep working towards keeping people off the board." On what the team learned:"We're tough, we're tough as heck and we have a ton of heart. To go into halftime and to hear some of the boos coming from our fans, that's not the greatest feeling in the world. But, coming out of halftime we really showed what type of team we really are. We are a team full of heart and we're never going to give up." On Kenzel Doe:"He can be a really explosive player. He reminds us of a David Gilreath, to an extent that he can make some plays. He's quick, he's shifty and he can run." On Kenzel Doe's punt return touchdown:"It was huge. No matter how many stops the defense was getting, what does that mean if you're not getting points on the board? And that was explosive and it changed the momentum of the game, after that we got a stop and our offense scored the next possession. It completely changed the momentum; it was a game changer."
Junior QB Danny O'BrienOn being pulled from the game:"I'm going to have faith in whatever they do as a coaching staff and I am glad that we got the win because it's a team game."On his starting job:"I was in a similar situation last year, and we will talk about it. I am staying positive. I have been in this situation before."
Sophomore OL Rob HavensteinOn how the offensive line played during the game:"I think we definitely took a step in the right direction. We played more physical. We had a pretty good week of practice, but obviously it is still not where it needs to be. It's still a win, but I don't want to win games just because someone missed a field goal."On wearing down the Utah State defense:"I'd like to think we were. We played a much more physical game than we had in the last two games, and that is obviously the goal every single time we come out. We want to wear down the defense and I think we ended up doing that a little bit today but obviously we still need to improve on things."On practice last week:"Nothing changed too drastically, you know obviously with the coaching changes there was a little bit of adversity there. I think we just attacked practice with just a different mindset. We came out and we played more physical. We worked on more fundamentals, more footwork, and getting in the right spot and finishing."
Sophomore WR Kenzel DoeOn the play that lead to his touchdown:"I saw that he kicked a line drive and it was wobbly, and right when he kicked it, I looked to see if anybody was on the side. I said if there is nobody on the side, I am just going to catch it and take off with it. The defense just turned around and started blocking each other and I saw the punter trying to catch me, so I just cut against him because I knew he wouldn't transition in time to catch me."On the opportunity to run back a touchdown:"I have been working so hard just trying to get an opportunity to just get my chance on the field. I had been working all summer just catching punt returns and I finally got my chance today."
Utah State Coach Gary AndersenOpening Statement"Obviously, an extremely tough loss, no question about it. We had an opportunity to win against a quality opponent. We expected to win when we walked in here, we didn't get it done and they made one more play than we did. It was a tough, physical game -- defensive struggle. Special teams play was the difference at the end." On Utah State's defensive effort on Montee Ball: "I thought the defense played well tonight on a tremendous running back. They give him the ball a lot, and they should give him the ball a lot, and I'm sure they will continue to give him the ball a lot. He seems like a great kid and he got some yards, but I thought we were physical with him at the point of attack for the most part and I think we were able to control the offensive line."On his strategy at the end of the game: "We were going to be aggressive for a couple of plays, we didn't have any timeouts so you have to be a little strategic. We were going to take a shot on the one, the first snap the corner played off, Chuckie (Keeton) made a nice play, I didn't see it, I don't know what the call was. It is what it is now. Whatever I say isn't going to change anything, but we were going to try to score there and see if we could get a touchdown. If not, we would get to third down, get up and spike it and kick the field goal."On Kenzel Doe's punt return: "It was huge, it was the flip of the game. We made a couple big plays, they made some big plays, it goes back and forth. It's a huge play when you get the special teams to play for a touchdown."
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Now he has lost some hair in an odd spot: when you lift his tail, as we know, there is no hair in the area between his two "cheeks", but now that are of "no hair" has widened. When his tail is in normal position you can see some of the bald area on each side. It is definitely not a rub. I have been bathing him with some head and shoulders and rinsing and drying him well. I tried MTG which didnt irritate, but hasnt fixed it either. Now I am just thinking I should leave it along, keep the area dry, and see what happens.
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102. Mr. Wall asked the Minister for Health and Children if his attention has been drawn to the fact that a paediatric urologist post has been left vacant as a result of a failure to resolve disagreements between Crumlin, Temple Street and Tallaght Hospitals; the steps he intends to take to ensure that the post is filled; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [12030/03]
Minister for Health and Children (Mr. Martin): By way of background, I should explain that the future provision of paediatric surgery services was reviewed in 1997-98 by Comhairle na nOspidéal, in the absence of agreement among the three paediatric hospitals in Dublin on the filling of a consultant paediatric surgery vacancy which had arisen. Comhairle recommended that specialist paediatric and neonatal surgery for the children of the State should be concentrated in Our Lady's Hospital, Crumlin, because of the relatively small volume of cases and the high level of multidisciplinary expertise required. It is envisaged all three paediatric hospitals continuing to provide non-specialist paediatric surgery and less complex urology services.
Temple Street Hospital has not accepted the proposed transfer of the specialist surgical procedures to Crumlin and, largely as a result of that, it has not been possible to proceed with the permanent filling of the vacancy referred to by the Deputy. This is despite the fact that the filling of the vacancy has been approved by Comhairle and that the necessary funding is available from the Eastern Regional Health Authority. In an effort to break the impasse, Comhairle na nOspidéal established a sub-committee last year which has met with various interests, including paediatric surgeons, neonatologists, representatives of Temple Street and Crumlin Hospitals, the ERHA and my Department.
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Faculty DirectoryGuillermo A. Ameer
Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Surgery
Contact2145 Sheridan Road
Tech B382
Evanston, IL 60208-3107
847-467-2992Email Guillermo Ameer
D.Sc. Chemical Engineering
MIT, Cambridge, MA
B.S Chemical Engineering (Hons)
University of Texas, Austin, TX
Research Interests
Bio-artificial organ systems; cell delivery and transplantation; tissue engineering
Significant Recognition
- Fellow of the American Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering
- Northwestern University Drew Senyei, MD Translational Research Award, 2006
- American Heart Association Established Investigator Award, 2006
- National Science Foundation CAREER Award: Biodegradable elastomeric composite scaffolds for ligament reconstruction, 2006
- Illinois Institute of Regenerative Medicine: Stem cell-based vascular tissue engineering Award, 2006
- Wallace H. Coulter Early Career Translational Research Award, 2005
Courses Taught
- BME344 (Biological Performance of Materials): "Structure-property relationships of materials, physical chemistry of surfaces and interfaces, materials-tissue interactions, applications to the selection and design of materials for medical implants and devices"
- BME346 (Tissue Engineering): " In vivo molecular, cellular, and organ engineering, with an emphasis on the foundations, techniques, experiments, and clinical applications of tissue engineering"
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- Kibbe, Melina R.; Ameer, Guillermo A.; Yang, Jian; van Lith, Robert; Gregory, Elaine K., "Engineering biodegradable polyester elastomers with antioxidant properties to attenuate oxidative stress in tissues", Biomaterials, (2014)
- Szleifer, I.; Baler, K.; Martin, O.A.; Carignano, M.A.; Ameer, G.A., "Electrostatic unfolding and interactions of albumin driven by pH changes: A molecular dynamics study", Journal of Physical Chemistry B, (2014)
- Hoshi, Ryan A.; Van Lith, Robert; Jen, Michele C.; Allen, Josephine B.; Lapidos, Karen A., "The blood and vascular cell compatibility of heparin-modified ePTFE vascular grafts", Biomaterials, (2013)
- Sharma, Arun K.; Bury, Matthew I.; Fuller, Natalie J.; Marks, Andrew J.; Kollhoff, David M., "Cotransplantation with specific populations of spina bifida bone marrow stem/progenitor cells enhances urinary bladder regeneration", Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, (2013)
- M. C. Jen, M. C. Serrano, R. van Lith and G. A. Ameer, "Polymer-Based Nitric Oxide Therapies: Recent Insights for Biomedical Applications", Advanced Functional Materials, (2012)
- A. K. Sharma, M. I. Bury, N. J. Fuller, D. I. Rozkiewicz, P. V. Hota, D. M. Kollhoff, M. J. Webber, N. Tapaskar, J. W. Meisner, P. J. Lariviere, S. DeStefano, D. Wang, G. A. Ameer and E. Y. Cheng, "Growth factor release from a chemically modified elastomeric poly(1,8-octanediol-co-citrate) thin film promotes angiogenesis in vivo", Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part a, (2012)
- Lapidos, K. A.; Ameer, G. A.; Sprague, S. M., "Impact of serum source and inflammatory cytokines on the isolation of endothelial colony-forming cells from peripheral blood", Journal of Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine, (2012)
- E. J. Chung, M. Sugimoto, J. L. Koh and G. A. Ameer, "Low-pressure foaming: a novel method for the fabrication of porous scaffolds for tissue engineering", Tissue engineering. Part C, Methods, (2012)
- G Ameer, J Yang, A Webb, "Novel biodegradable elastomeric scaffold for tissue engineering and light scattering fingerprinting methods for testing the same", US Patent App. 12/370,312, (2009)
- GA Ameer, Y Zhang, "Method for Removal or Inactivation of Heparin", US Patent App. 12/505,985, (2009)
- Transdermal Thermal Polymerization (U.S. patent #7,097,855 issued 08-2006) G.A. Ameer, E.T. Crumpler, and R. Langer
- Multidimensional Elastic Light Scattering (Application #11/261,452) V. Backman, H. Roy, R. Wali, Y. Kim , Y. Liu, J. Yang , J. Allen, A. Webb, and G.A. Ameer.
- Apparatus for Treating Whole Blood (U.S. Patent #6099730 issued 08-2000) G. A. Ameer , R. Langer, M. Rupnik, H. Ploegh, and E. Grovender.
- Cell Delivery Using Controllable Degradable Mesh-Gel Constructs (U.S. Patent #6699470 issued 03-2004) G. A. Ameer and R. Langer.
- Biodegradable Polymer (Application # 601340432, US and International, pending) Y. Wang, G. A. Ameer, and R. Langer
- Biodegradable Elastomers for Tissue Engineering (Pending) J. Yang, A. Webb, and G.A. Ameer.
- Functionalizing Medical Implants: A Tissue Engineering Approach (Pending) J. Yang and G.A. Ameer.
- A Novel(diol-co-citrate) Hydroxyapatite Composite for Clinical Fixation Devices (Pending) ,J. Yang, H. Qiu, and G.A. Ameer.
- Receptor-Based Blood Detoxification System (Pending) C. Daniels, S. Sprague, and G.A. Ameer.


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Leek and cheese bread and butter pudding
Main courses
- Serves: 6
- Preparation time: 20 minutes
- Cooking time: 50 minutes
- 30ml of cooking oil
- 150g of fresh leeks
- 1/2 piece of bread, preferably local sliced white
- 5g herbs mixed fresh
- 6 eggs, freedom food is best
- 1 pint of milk
- 300ml double cream
- 200g Cheddar cheese
- 5g cooking salt
- 2g white ground pepper
This is comfort food for refuelling after a bracing walk through the gardens. Why not try the original version at Lady Henrietta's Restaurant?
- Preheat the oven to 180C / 356F / gas mark 4
- Butter a large ovenproof dish
- Heat the oil in a pan, sauté the finely sliced leeks until soft
- Lay the sliced buttered bread in the dish, interspersed with the leeks
- Whisk the eggs, milk and cream
- Stir in the chives and grated cheese and season
- Add to the dish and bake for 50 mins until golden and set (still wobbly in the middle)
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Temple built in 750 B.C. found in Israel
Catholic World News - December 28, 2012
Archeologists have discovered the ruins of a temple built in 750 B.C. at Tel Motza, a site west of Jerusalem.
"The finds recently discovered at Tel Motza provide rare archaeological evidence for the existence of temples and ritual enclosures in the Kingdom of Judah in general, and in the Jerusalem region in particular, prior to the religious reforms throughout the kingdom at the end of the monarchic period (at the time of Hezekiah and Isaiah), which abolished all ritual sites, concentrating ritual practices solely at the Temple in Jerusalem," the site's directors explained.
"The walls of the structure are massive, and it includes a wide, east-facing entrance, conforming to the tradition of temple construction in the ancient Near East: the rays of the sun rising in the east would have illuminated the object placed inside the temple first, symbolizing the divine presence within," Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement. "A square structure which was probably an altar was exposed in the temple courtyard, and the cache of sacred vessels was found near the structure."
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Dad, David Inglis gives his tips on encouraging healthy eating with your children
What comes to mind when you hear the term "healthy eating"? I would put money on it not being a particularly positive one. Boring salads, bland fish and veg, no butter, few carbs and generally no flavour. Am I close?Most of us probably think of healthy eating in terms of something you do when you want to lose some weight. It means discipline, sacrifice and general misery. Things most people want to avoid in their day to day lives. But why should we try and change that view before our children take it as their own too?The simplest answer is: we are what we eat. This rule applies to us all. Everyone is constantly growing - maybe not in the same way, but we all are. In order for our bodies to grow in the best way possible, they need the correct building blocks. Without those building blocks, in the correct quantities, our bodies struggle to thrive and repair themselves. This can lead to premature ageing, illness, mental and emotional problems and general poor health. So why am I writing this article for dadzclub? Simple. Because in my view, one of the single most important things you can do for your child is feed them as well as you possibly can. In the most basic of ways, this starts right from the moment your child is born. You make a choice over how you feed your new baby. Breast or bottle. We all know the saying "breast is best" and it's well known for a reason. A mother's milk contains everything the baby needs to grow into a healthy toddler. Proteins, sugars, fats, minerals and everything else that makes up that amazing milk. Without the right balance, your baby will fail to thrive, whether that be in terms of physical growth or mental development. None of us want that do we?Of course, not all of us are lucky enough to be able to have our babies fed by the breast. My daughter certainly wasn't. Through bad timing and very poor health, my wife was unable to feed our daughter herself. We were both distraught when we found this out because we knew how good the milk was for mum and baby and felt we had failed her by not being able to feed her. So we did the next best thing: we tried to find the best possible formula we could for her. To cut a long story short she ended up on milk protein allergy formula, but even then we researched the best possible one to give her. Pretty much all formulas are made to government guidelines so they are all very similar and all give the baby everything it needs, but reading up on them and making an informed choice made us feel we were ensuring she got the best. In saying all that, regardless of whether or not your baby is getting breast or bottle fed, it'll be getting all it needs in one form or another. So far so good. But what happens when it's your turn to choose what your baby eats? It's at this point that you start to build a relationship between your child and food. If you can build a good foundation now, it should (there are always exceptions) make things much easier in the years to come. Here are some of my tips on how to build a good foundation:
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Grammar: alphabet, numbers, personal pronouns, nouns gender sgl./pl., question formation, verbs regular conjugation of verbs ending in –am, -im, -em (–ati, -iti, – eti), cases nominative, vocative, accusative
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