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28 January 2013, 11:13 PM ET
Material Around SN 1987A (artist's impression) Space Wallpaper
This amazing space wallpaper shows an artist's impression of the material around a recently exploded star, known as Supernova 1987A (or SN 1987A).
27 January 2013, 03:23 AM ET
Orion Spacecraft Space Wallpaper
NASA's Orion spacecraft will carry astronauts further into space than ever before using a module based on Europe's Automated Transfer Vehicles (ATV) in this space wallpaper.
25 January 2013, 12:56 AM ET
Near-True Color Image of Snowman Space Wallpaper
In this space wallpaper, three impact craters of different sizes, arranged in the shape of a snowman, make up one of the most striking features on Vesta, as seen in this view from NASA's Dawn mission.
24 January 2013, 02:23 AM ET
Reflection Nebula around HD 87643 Space Wallpaper
This cool space wallpaper, centred on the B[e] star HD 87643, beautifully shows the extended nebula of gas and dust that reflects the light from the star.
24 January 2013, 01:07 AM ET
Close-Up View of the Head of the Seagull Nebula Space Wallpaper
This space wallpaper from ESO's La Silla Observatory shows part of a stellar nursery nicknamed the Seagull Nebula.
22 January 2013, 12:30 AM ET
The Cosmic Bat — NGC 1788 Space Wallpaper
The delicate nebula NGC 1788, located in a dark and often neglected corner of the Orion constellation, is revealed in this space wallpaper.
20 January 2013, 07:44 PM ET
Earth From Space: Po River, Italy Space Wallpaper
This cool space wallpaper is a compilation of three radar images from the Japanese ALOS satellite and shows the Po River, which flows over 650 km from west to east across northern Italy as the country's longest river.
20 January 2013, 07:24 PM ET
The Channel Tunnel Space Wallpaper
In this space wallpaper, the Channel Tunnel is a 50.5 km-long rail tunnel beneath the English Channel at the Straits of Dover.
18 January 2013, 11:34 AM ET
Hidden Treasure in Large Magellanic Cloud Space Wallpaper
Nearly 200 000 light-years from Earth, the Large Magellanic Cloud, a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way, floats in space, in a long and slow dance around our galaxy in this stunning space wallpaper.
17 January 2013, 11:18 PM ET
Digitized Sky Survey Image of Eta Carinae Nebula Space Wallpaper
This space wallpaper is a colour composite made from exposures from the Digitized Sky Survey 2 (DSS2). The field of view is approximately 4.7 x 4.9 degrees.
17 January 2013, 02:53 AM ET
The Hibernating Stellar Magnet (artist's impression) Space Wallpaper
In this space wallpaper, astronomers have discovered a possible magnetar that emitted 40 visible-light flashes before disappearing again.
15 January 2013, 11:54 PM ET
The Globular Star Cluster 47 Tucanae Space Wallpaper
This bright cluster of stars is 47 Tucanae (NGC 104), shown here in this amazing space wallpaper taken by ESO's VISTA (Visible and Infrared Survey Telescope for Astronomy) from the Paranal Observatory in Chile.
15 January 2013, 12:06 AM ET
Central Area of the Tarantula Nebula Space Wallpaper
In this space wallpaper, the bright core of the Tarantula Nebula with the cluster of hot stars. Note also the wisps of luminous gas extending as "legs" from the central area - this is how the nebula got its creepy name.
14 January 2013, 11:19 PM ET
A Royal Celebration Space Wallpaper
This enormous section of the Milky Way galaxy is a mosaic of images from NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, or WISE in this stunning space wallpaper.
14 January 2013, 03:10 PM ET
The Radio Galaxy Centaurus A, as seen by ALMA Space Wallpaper
This space wallpaper of Centaurus A combines ALMA and near-infrared observations of the massive elliptical radio galaxy.
11 January 2013, 01:01 PM ET
Artist's Illustration of Asteroid Apophis Near Earth Space Wallpaper
Ihis space wallpaper shows an artist's illustration of asteroid Apophis near Earth. The asteroid will fly extremely close to Earth in 2029, and then again in 2036, but poses no threat of hitting the planet.
10 January 2013, 05:06 PM ET
Powerful Jet from a Supermassive Black Hole in Galaxy System 3C 321 Space Wallpaper
This composite space wallpaper shows the jet from a black hole at the center of a galaxy striking the edge of another galaxy.
09 January 2013, 10:24 AM ET
Rocky Ring of Debris Around Vega Space Wallpaper
This artist's concept space wallpaper illustrates an asteroid belt around the bright star Vega.
08 January 2013, 05:02 PM ET
Dragon's Lair Space Wallpaper
In this space wallpaper, a visible-light view of the sky highlights the bright M17 nebula, as well as the glowing hot gas filling the "bubble" to its left.
07 January 2013, 05:49 PM ET
A Cradle of Stars Space Wallpaper
This cool space wallpaper shows six hundred newly forming stars are crowded into intricate filaments of gas and dust that makes up this stellar nursery, seen for the first time by ESA's Herschel space observatory.
06 January 2013, 08:54 PM ET
Star-Forming Region NGC 346 Space Wallpaper
This amazing space wallpaper of the bright star-forming region NGC 346, in which different wavelengths of light swirl together like watercolours, reveals new information about how stars form.
05 January 2013, 05:32 PM ET
Crash of the Titans Space Wallpaper
NGC 520 — also known as Arp 157 — looks like a galaxy in the midst of exploding in this amazing space wallpaper.
04 January 2013, 12:45 PM ET
100 Billion Alien Planets Space Wallpaper
Data from NASA's Kepler mission finds evidence for at least 100 billion planets in our galaxy. This cool space wallpaper was released January 3, 2013.
03 January 2013, 04:03 PM ET
B68, the Black Cloud Space Wallpaper
This space wallpaper shows an unusual sky field in the Milky Way band. It is centered on one of the classical, dark globules, known as Barnard 68 (B68).
02 January 2013, 11:32 PM ET
In the Blackest Night, a Green Ring Nebula Space Wallpaper
This cool space wallpaper shows a glowing emerald nebula as seen by NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope which is reminiscent of the glowing ring wielded by the superhero Green Lantern.
02 January 2013, 11:25 PM ET
Comet Meets Cluster Space Wallpaper
This space wallpaper reveals a composition showing two contrasting astronomical objects – an icy comet and its dust tail and a dense cluster of stars separated by huge astronomical distances.
01 January 2013, 01:18 PM ET
Really Hot Stars Space Wallpaper
This unique space wallpaper shows AB7, one of the highest excitation nebulae in the Magellanic Clouds (MCs), two satellite galaxies of our own Milky Way.
31 December 2012, 01:32 PM ET
A Trio of Galaxies Space Wallpaper
This cool space wallpaper shows Andromeda galaxy, M31, with satellite galaxies M32 (centre left) and M110 (lower right).
29 December 2012, 06:27 PM ET
M81 Galaxy is Pretty in Pink Space Wallpaper
In this space wallpaper, the perfectly picturesque spiral galaxy known as Messier 81, or M81, looks sharp in this new composite from NASA's Spitzer and Hubble space telescopes and NASA's Galaxy Evolution Explorer.
28 December 2012, 10:23 PM ET
Filaments in the Tarantula Nebula Space Wallpaper
Filaments of ionized gas in the proximity of the R136 cluster, which lies beyond the lower left edge of the photo are revealed in this beautiful space wallpaper.
27 December 2012, 11:25 PM ET
The VLT "Venus" and the Belt of Venus Space Wallpaper
Before another clear, starry night falls at ESO's Paranal Observatory, home of the Very Large Telescope (VLT), the sky produces a palette of intense colours, putting on a beautiful show for observers as seen in this beautiful space wallpaper.
27 December 2012, 11:10 PM ET
APEX Image of a Star-forming Filament in Taurus Space Wallpaper
This cool space wallpaper from the APEX telescope, of part of the Taurus Molecular Cloud, shows a sinuous filament of cosmic dust more than ten light-years long.
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BRUSSELS, 1 December 2015 – Afghanistan faces formidable challenges and continues to need significant attention and sustained assistance from the international community, said UN envoy Tadamichi Yamamoto, speaking at a meeting of foreign ministers at NATO headquarters today.
NANGARHAR, 30 November 2015 – Participants at two public debates in Afghanistan's eastern provinces praised the role of the international community in Afghanistan and called for the UN's continued support for the future of the country.
KHOST, 29 November 2015 – Religious leaders in Afghanistan's southeastern province of Khost called for full support to the peace efforts made by the Government of Afghanistan.
KUNDUZ, 26 November 2015 – Supporting public debate in Kunduz on the best ways to improve service delivery by local government institutions and the city's Provincial Council, two new television and radio programmes kicked off this week. Both series are backed by UNAMA.
KANDAHAR, 26 November 2015 – The work of a group of Afghan professionals was celebrated at a photographic exhibition in Kandahar today as part of events marking UN70.
KANDAHAR, 25 November 2015 – Government leaders, civil society representatives and community elders joined with United Nations officials in Kandahar to celebrate the enduring Afghan-UN partnership.
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KABUL, 25 November 2015 – Today marks the start of 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence. 25 November is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (EVAW).
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The New York Times spends 36 hours in Milwaukee, see what they uncover.
Milwaukee is a city that evolves slowly. Its roots as a blue-collar town — as the German Athens, as Brew City — are still evident in the names of local landmarks (Pabst Theater, Pfister Hotel, Miller Park, where the Milwaukee Brewers play); the neatly demarcated enclaves that still retain strong traces of their ethnic origins; the countless cozy neighborhood taps; and the locals' love of sausage, cheese and beer, not to mention the array of festivals (German Fest, Irish Fest, Polish Fest) that overtake the lakefront every summer. Yet this city — Wisconsin's largest, population 600,000 — is hardly a backward-looking place. Following a few decades of diminishing population, numbers have risen slightly in the years since the 2010 census, much of the increase due to young people moving into a few revived downtown neighborhoods like Walker's Point and the southerly, suddenly hip Bay View, with its bars and galleries. The result is a city that possesses a renewed vitality while still holding on to an Old World character.
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1. Cheese Factory
Improbably, the Clock Shadow Creamery, which opened in the fashionable Walker's Point neighborhood in 2012, is Milwaukee's one downtown cheese factory. A small outfit in a corner space in a green building, it produces a variety of products — from ricotta to the local favorite, cheese curds — and offers half-hour factory tours for $3 (reservations required). Keeping company in the same space is the equally new Purple Door Ice Cream, which uses only local and natural ingredients and serves up beguiling flavors like absinthe made by the Great Lakes Distillery nearby, and fig and black tea. A single-scoop cone costs $3.50. Purple Door will move into its own space a couple of blocks away in 2014.
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2. Third-Coast Cuisine
Nearby, the airy new restaurant Blue Jacket epitomizes "Third Coast" pride. The seasonal dishes are locally sourced, while the beverage menu, using regional beers and spirits, was created by Bittercube, a Milwaukee-based bitters producer. Whitefish, served with brussels sprouts and guanciale ($16), comes from Lake Superior, and smelt, a Great Lakes staple, are put to good use as kettle-chip batter-fried snacks ($9). They go nicely with the Lake Bluff Gimlet ($9), laced with lavender syrup and bitters made with hops harvested in Door County upstate.
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3. Old-Time Cocktails
After-dinner cocktails await in the historic Mitchell Street neighborhood at Bryant's Cocktail Lounge, a dim, lushly upholstered time capsule of a bar inside a nondescript two-story house. On a recent evening the soundtrack was Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin playing over a vintage McIntosh stereo system. Sit in the barely discernible back room banquettes if you want to be invisible; the alternative is the long bar, crowded with young couples calling out for chocolate grasshoppers, pink squirrels and other ice cream drinks, along with brandy old fashioneds, Wisconsin's unofficial state tipple. In December, ask for the Christmas punch. Drinks are $7 to $12.
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4. Art Inside Art
The Milwaukee Art Museum ($17 adults) houses a fine collection — including works by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Richard Diebenkorn and Joan Miró — but, somewhat like the Guggenheim, the building itself is the institution's most noteworthy attraction. The Quadracci Pavilion, designed by Santiago Calatrava, looks as if it is about to soar over Lake Michigan. Café Calatrava inside offers lovely views and an ever-changing menu, often reflective of exhibitions. Recent entrees included house-made pappardelle with wild boar ragù and an ale-braised venison osso bucco. Expect to pay $20 to $30 for lunch. Current shows include an exhibition of the undersung 19th-century American painter Thomas Sully.
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5. Beer Town's Boswell
For decades, Harry W. Schwartz's was Milwaukee's great hometown bookstore. When it closed in 2009, the Downer Avenue location was taken over by its book buyer and rechristened Boswell Book Company. The sprawling shop has long hours, a huge Wisconsin section, many author readings and a smart, attentive staff. Down the street, be sure to take a gander at the vintage Downer Theater movie house, in operation nearly a century.
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Joshua A. Long | Longmont Attorney
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Josh Long is a Longmont small business lawyer and landlord tenant attorney in Boulder County and throughout the Front Range of Colorado. Josh is committed to providing practical solutions to the legal challenges you encounter and earning your long-term trust.
Not all Boulder Co law firms are the same. When Boulder area and Longmont residents contact me for legal representation, I take pride in working personally working on your case.
My job, as a landlord tenant lawyer, is to help lower your stress level by vigorously representing your interests for a reasonable fee. As a Colorado landlord, managing a property occupied by deadbeat or non-cooperative tenants can be draining – both emotionally and financially. I handle evictions due to non-payment of rent (known as forcible entry and detainer actions, Colorado Revised Statutes § 13-40-101), draft contracts, represent landlords in breach of contract disputes, and handle … More
Landlords in Boulder County and throughout Colorado occasionally discover that their tenant is a real piece of work.
Perhaps, the landlord suspects the tenant is dealing illegal drugs.
Perhaps, the tenant has threatened to destroy the landlord's home.
Perhaps, the tenant is suspected of a violent felony.
Fortunately, Colorado Revised Statutes, 13-40-107.5, protects landlords from having to continue renting their property to these miscreants. The statute is intended to protect the property of landlords and the safety and well-being of everyone–except the criminals.
"Substantial Violation"
Under the statute, landlords in Boulder, Longmont and throughout Colorado can evict a tenant who commits a "substantial violation". A "substantial violation" includes (among other things) a violation that "Occurs on or near the premises and endangers the person or willfully and substantially endangers the property of the landlord, any co-tenant, or any person living on or near the premises". See C.R.S., 13-40-107.5(3)(a)-(c) for the specific definitions of a substantial violation.
In order to evict a tenant under C.R.S. 13-40-107.5, a Colorado landlord must first give a proper notice to the tenant.
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A substantial violation doesn't just apply to a tenant; it also applies to the acts by a tenant's guest or invitee. But landlords in Longmont, Boulder and throughout Colorado should be aware that tenants have a defense to an act that otherwise would be considered a substantial violation. C.R.S., 13-40-107.5(5)(b)(II) explicitly recognizes the following defense in an action by a landlord for possession: "The tenant did not know of, and could not reasonably have known of or prevented, the commission of a substantial violation by a guest or invitee but immediately notified a law enforcement officer of his or her knowledge of the substantial violation."
This blog is for informational purposes only. For legal advice with landlord-tenant matters, please contact me or another licensed Colorado attorney.
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The total solar eclipse of 21st August, 2017 will cross the United States of America from west coast to east coast. This will provide massive travel oppurtunities for those wishing to see the eclipse.
The 2017 eclipse will make landfall in Oregon before heading east into Idaho, Montana (very much only just), Wyoming, Nebraska, north-eastern Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, southern Illinois, western Kentucky, Tennessee, the South-eastern corner of North Carolina, north-western Georgia before heading into the Atlantic in South Carolina.
The maximum period of totality is expected to be in western Kentucy near Princeton at around 2 minutes 40 seconds.
NASA have published an interactive Google map of the eclipse path.
The 2017 eclipse is too far away for us to have any firm plans as yet. But it's likely that we'll view the eclipse from Kentucy, possibly in the Princeton area.
Tour operators are invited to submit their current plans to me as I will be keeping a record of whos going where and when. A strong preference is given to operators giving a link back to this site.
Mark Sukhija is a travel and wine blogger, photographer, tourism researcher, hat-touting, white-shirt-wearing, New Zealand fantatic and eclipse chaser. Aside from at least annual visits to New Zealand, Mark has seen eclipses in South Australia (2002), Libya (2006), China (2009) and Queensland (2012). After twelve years in Switzerland, Mark moved back to London in 2012. You can follow Mark on Twitter or Facebook


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now here's my tarzan reading list:
tarzan of the apes 1912
the return of tarzan 1913
the beast of tarzan 1914
the son of tarzan 1914
tarzan and the jewels of opar 1916
jungle tales of tarzan 1916
tarzan the untamed 1919
tarzan the terrible 1921
tarzan the golden lion 1922
tarzan and the ant men 1924
tarzan lord of the jungle 1927
tarzan and the lost empire 1929
tarzan at the earth core 1929
tarzan the invincible 1930
tarzan triumphant 1931
tarzan and the city of gold 1932
tarzan and the lion man 1933
tarzan and the leopard man 1935
tarzan's Quest 1935
tarzan magnificent 1936
tarzan and the forbidden city 1938
tarzan and the foreign legion 1947
tarzan and the tarzan twins 1963 this it seems a young adult novel *
tarzan and the mad man 1964
tarzan and the castaways 1965
tarzan and the lost adventures 1995 with Joe R. lansdale
now I don't know how many of these were made into movies or which one were based on the tv series. if any one knows which were made into movie let me know.
and if I missed any let me know.
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Effect of MP3 on Stereo Subliminals/Hemi-Sync, Esp. JS... Does it affect the effect?
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I was wondering if anyone out there who has ever worked with holographic subliminal messages in audio, or hemi-sync (where slightly different frequency tones are played in each ear through headphones) have experimented with, or at least read of a study done to see if lossy audio encoding has a destructive effect on these technologies.
I'm concerned that subliminal audio and hemi-sync might partly be based on sounds that the human brain doesn't readily perceive, and thus the encoding process might "throw away" sound that is required for subliminal audio to be effective.
I'm especially concerned about whether joint stereo will wreck the effect of these techniques, since they are based on stereo separation of sound. Would it? Should I force encoding to actual stereo, or is Joint Stereo okay for this stuff?
I try to use lossless for this stuff wherever possible, but obviously that's not always practical.
Any informed responses much appreciated!
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Pio2001, do you mean in any bitrate, or at 320 kbit/s?
As for choosing the stereo mode, you can't seem to tell a difference between -m s (L/R stereo) and -m j (Joint Stereo), right? Implying that it would make more sense to use Joint Stereo, which normally gives higher levels of quality, especially at low bitrates. Perhaps for my own purposes I'll use L/R stereo for anything 256 K/bit and over, since the quality shouldn't be impacted too noticably at that high of a bitrate.
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Hello, and thank you for reading this post. I have a 7 month old who has mspi. I breast feed him and my diet is dairy and soy free. It's been hard...but I am used to it now. He has NEVER been a good sleeper but it just seems hopeless lately. He has 8 teeth already, so that is definitely part of it...but I dont know what else to do. He takes probiotics, but nothing else. He seems very happy and content during the day but by evening you can tell he is exhausted. He struggles to fall asleep at night. I try putting him down around 7pm. It takes about an hour...I let him cry for five minutes, go back in, soothe him, try again, and again. Once he is finally out he wakes up after an hour or so and it takes about another hour to get him back to sleep. Then he sleeps for 3-4 hours, only to be up again for another hour or more. I'm so tired....i work full-time and I just feel lost. I have tried everything. He sleeps in a crib...we transitioned from the rock n' play last month. He doesn't nap hardly at all unless I literally drive around or breast feed him to sleep and lay right next to him and then it's only for a little bit...rarely naps at day care. my other son was a great sleeper...I don't know what else to do or what I am doing wrong. I'd appreciate ANY advice. thank you
Really need help with sleep...just at my wits end
James Patrick born 8/23/10, Elliot John born June 3, 2012! Both C sections due to breech positions. Love my boys!
Wow, thank you! Once I figured out he was dairy and soy intolerant I figured reflux wasn't an issue....but now that I really think about it...that could be it. He never spits up...but he has hiccups alot, and he doesn't like to lie flat, love to sit up.....always arching his back....wow...I'm going to call my doc tomorrow
James Patrick born 8/23/10, Elliot John born June 3, 2012! Both C sections due to breech positions. Love my boys!
Are you holding him upright after feedings as well? Also, how many ounces is he taking at each feeding? I know you said you BF, but you also said you work -
Definitely still hold him and burp him well after each feeding at least 20 minutes. It does sound like reflux is aggravating it.
But meanwhile, how is he napping during the day?? My babies are all the sort that do not settle well through the night if they don't get adequate sleep during the day.
I have a 7 month old boy - granted he is formula fed (Elecare), but I did EBF my first two babies as well.
My 7 month old sched looks like this -
7 am (wake/controlled wake up time always)
7 am bottle, 8oz
7:30 am 2-3 tbsp fruit
9-11 am nap (most important nap of the day***)
11 am 4-5 oz bottle
11:30 am lunch / 5 tsp rice cereal mixed with water and 2 tbsp fruit
1-2:30 nap
2:30 8 oz bottle
4-5 catnap **If my son doesn't get this catnap, he is a BEAR to put to sleep!!! - It can take up to an hour and a half of screaming/crying and resettling him...
5 pm dinner - veggies/ protein
6 pm bat
6:30 pm 8 oz bottle / bed routine
7pm asleep
**we JUST weaned the 10p 6oz bottle in the past two weeks**
=== Somtimes I think it helps to see a schedule laid out, although I know every baby is different. I struggled with reflux with all of my babies, and especially my littlest (now 7 months old - also born two months preemie.) So much of what I kept attributing to reflux I learned along the way was OVERTIRED or worst yet HUNGER. Especially since my little one HATES to drink the bottle. I don't know if it's a behavior issue or if he just dislikes the formula (he's been on it since he was 4.5 months old, almost three months now!) He resists feedings almost always. It takes a lot of patience and distraction. It could be that his reflux still aggravates him, although once he caves and decides to eat, he can suck down 8 oz in less then ten minutes.
the hiccups, etc. definitely sound like aggravated reflux... Also I bought an AR pillow/wedge from some website - there is a 15-degree inclined wedge - that is what my son sleeps on always. (On his back). It comes with a little velcro sling that straps him into it so he doesn't like down or roll over/off to the side. It was great for a long time to use changing diapers, etc. too!!
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DD 9-30-03 c/s#1
(by the way - as you see above, my LO gets about 4 hrs daytime sleep, still - and 12 hrs nighttime.)
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Yes Thank you for your post! Very helpful to see your schedule. My LO does NOT nap. He is WAY overtired...so overtired that he looks just pitiful :-( I work and work to get him to nap, he sleeps for 20 min or so and is up and upset and then i work and work to see if he'll go back to sleep....repeat repeat. It's really awful. I talked to my daycare lady and she has the same experience with him, she says he rarely sleeps more than 20 minutes...ALL DAY. I feel terrible...Doctor appts at 3:30..I'm just hoping I can get some sort of plan in place to help him get more rest...something is wrong...
James Patrick born 8/23/10, Elliot John born June 3, 2012! Both C sections due to breech positions. Love my boys!
And my son eats a ton...I think it's comfort feeding. He'll eat and eat and eat...doesn't spit up....and for some reason doesn't really poop
James Patrick born 8/23/10, Elliot John born June 3, 2012! Both C sections due to breech positions. Love my boys!
We've had similar issue with my almost 4 month old, plus ton of spit up as well. They are having us try Nutramigen now (not working so far, I'm continuing to pump), plus he's been on meds for a long time (no consistent changes). He always comfort fed on breastmilk, not so much on the formula. The sleep has always been an issue. He cannot transition from awake to sleep other than by screaming and needing to be bounced, sometimes fed on and off and his eyes covered. We're starting daycare too and I have no idea how he'll do.
Good luck! My younger son is Elliot also. :)
Yea I'm leaning towards the Zantac as a remedy too based on what you are saying. Mine was a horrible sleeper too (even when day time acid was controlled) and it actually was a combo of things but first of course you want to ensure he isn't waking for a medical reason or due to pain secondary to reflux. So try the Zantac and give it a couple weeks.
If the reflux type symptoms go away and he's still waking but you believe he's symptom and pain free then I'd do sleep training (start with gentle methods first). That's what we did and now my 9 mo old sleeps through the night with one midnight dreamfeed. The BabyCenter sleep board is a great place for info! In particular this was immensely helpful to me community.babycenter.com/post/a5417....
And I would also move his bedtime up to 6pm until he catches up on sleep for 2-3 days or more and naps recover. Then if you want/need to you can slowly move it back to 7pm in 15 min increments every 2-3 days. But he should be getting about 11.5 hours overnight and 2.5-3 hrs in naps for a total of 14-14.5 hrs per day and consolidated (aka back to back sleep is best with an emphasis on night sleep but of course naps play a role too). PAN me if you want more info on sleep, unfortunately I've been down the no sleep road with both my LOs. If all else fails you can definitely hire our sleep expert, she's amazing.
Thank you all for the help and the info from your experiences. I willl update after our doc appointment...hoping things start looking up soon :-)
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By Doug GormanFormer Clayton State basketball player Jay Gibbons is going into the family business full-time. Gibbons, who is the son of CCSU head basketball coach Gordon Gibbons, has just been hired as an assistant coach at Georgia Southwestern in Americus. It will be the younger Gibbons' first full-time job as an assistant coach, but it's a career path he has been preparing for since he was in elementary school. "My after-school program was going to practice and watching my dad coach," said Jay Gibbons. "I used to sit in with him and watch him break down film." Jay started his college career under his father guidance at Florida Southern. He then came to Clayton State for his final season of eligibility when Gordon was hired on as the Lakers' new men's basketball coach for the 2001-2002 season. Last year, Jay served as a student assistant while finishing up his undergraduate degree. In addition to serving as an assistant coach at Georgia Southwestern, he will study for his Masters Degree in physical education. Gordon Gibbons isn't surprised his son is following in his footsteps. "This is something he has always wanted to do," Gordon Gibbons said. "He has always been around it. He has always worked at our camps and last year he experienced things from the coaching side when he served as a student assistant." The CCSU coach still remembers when Jay worked at a basketball camp in Martinque. "He was about 12 and he was actually running one of the stations at our camp. He was instructing 16 and 17 year olds." Jay agrees serving as an assistant at CCSU last season gave him a different perspective of the game. "Coaching and playing are a lot different," he said. "There were so many times last year when I wanted to lace up the sneakers and get out there. Now, I know why my dad yells in practice and in games." Georgia Southwestern's new assistant coach looks forward to getting his career started. "It will be good to get out there and spread my wings a little bit," he said. "I have learned a lot from my dad, but now it's time to get out on my own." Georgia Southwestern is a NAIA powerhouse coached by veteran basketball coach Randolph Barksdale.
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A Sydney police officer who was hit while placing a man in the cells during a police crackdown on alcohol-fuelled violence says he is "ropeable" his alleged attacker was granted bail.
Constable Daniel Lynch, 26, suffered a broken nose when he was allegedly king hit on Friday night by a man who was being questioned about an assault at an Eastwood nightclub.
Const Lynch had arrested a 38-year-old Carlingford man as part of Operation Unite, a two-day nationwide blitz on drunken violence.
He told reporters the man had been friendly when placed in the cells at Ryde Police Station.
"All of a sudden he's hit me with his hand ... I didn't see it coming it was that quick," he said on Sunday.
"I blacked out for a second, and then just grabbed him and we scuffled from there.
"I felt my nose running ... the pain was excruciating ... my neck was just killing me from the jolt."
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"I am glad I didn't fall over ... it could have been a lot worse, it's probably a good thing it's just a broken nose," he said.
While he wishes the incident never occurred, he was pleased to have contributed to more than 300 arrests during the police operation on Friday night.
"I never thought that would happen to me," he said of the alleged attack.
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The accused was charged with a number of assault related offences and with possession of a prohibited drug and was granted bail at Parramatta Bail Court on Saturday.
Const Lynch said he was disappointed with the result.
"I was ropeable about the whole thing, I thought it was really unfair ... this sort of bloke just hitting random people," he said.
Const Lynch, who joined the police two years ago, said the incident had not deterred him from pursuing his career.
"I will keep going...," he said.
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Yeah, it gets a 'D,' but the Dopey Report Card staff is willing to give them something of a pass. They started the day without guard Joe Reitz and tackle Winston Justice, and by late in the second quarter, they were forced to move guard Mike McGlynn to center (to replace the injured Samson Satele) and insert newcomer Trai Essex at guard. People want to blast Donald Brown, but if you saw many holes out there, you were watching a different game than me. At the very least, they maintained some balance, running 30 times and passing 31.
Anytime you can limit the great Adrian Peterson to 60 yards and a 3.8 average, you're doing a marvelous job. Cory Redding and Jerrell Freeman had terrific days. All day, I kept waiting for Peterson to break a big one, and it never happened. The Colts stayed in their gaps and never let Peterson cut it back-side and gash them for big yards. Early in the game, the defense managed to rise up in the red zone and limit the Vikings to field goals instead of touchdowns.
Somebody actually asked Andrew Luck if the monkey was off his back. Really? After two games? "I guess yes, in a sense," Luck said, trying to accommodate the questioner instead of saying, "Are you an idiot?'' Luck added, "But it wasn't a huge monkey." Right now, Luck reminds me of a young John Elway, making plays despite the lack of a running game or a solid offensive line. He's manufacturing yards with his legs and his arm. He got sacked twice, but it could have been more. "If we were flying a jet, we couldn't have got to him," Minnesota's Kevin Williams said. Big day for Donnie Avery, who was a nice pickup, and a necessary one given Austin Collie's health status. Give McGlynn credit for stepping in at center, even if some of his snaps looked like they'd come off the hands of knuckleballer R.A. Dickey.
Percy Harvin had a monster day with 12 catches -- he's a beast, by the way -- but otherwise, the Colts' pass defense did a more than creditable job. The pass rush got to Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder and forced a sack/fumble, one of the four times he was sacked. Vontae Davis seemed to have his legs under him, and Jerraud Powers was good as usual. I won't know this until I look at the coaches' film -- OK, I don't look at the coaches' film -- but it seemed like Dwight Freeney's replacements did a decent enough job. That said, he can't get back fast enough.
Total mixed bag here. A great game from Adam "He's Too Old!" Vinatieri and Boomstick McAfee (who added another tackle to his resume). But the kickoff and punt coverage was questionable, at best. And T.Y. Hilton looked terribly uncomfortable in the punt-return game.
A lot of folks are going to give the Colts grief for turning conservative in the second half, when they had just 42 yards heading into that final, game-winning drive. That's kind of a fan's default mechanism. Look at the play-by-play and they were as balanced in the second half as they were in the first half -- 15 runs, 14 passes. My guess is coach Chuck Pagano will check out the film and realize the Colts had a minor screw-up on that last play from scrimmage when they spiked the ball with the clock stopped. Something got lost in the translation.
Is it too late to get Hunter Smith, the Vice President in Charge of Intangibles, back on the staff? Hunter, have your people call my people. By the way, it continually amazes me how well Peyton Manning taught the Indy crowd to keep quiet when the Colts have the ball. This is in stark contrast to Chicago, where Jay Cutler needs to do a public-service announcement to get all those hard-core and knowledgeable (?) fans to shut up when the Bears have the ball.


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After another short dry spell, my gaming group finally came together this past Sunday to finish off our party's trek through Maldora, a world of my own creation and one of the smaller adventures in my ongoing storyline. After the session, J brought some issues to my attention, which is what he normally does after a session. This started me thinking about DM/Player interaction and the dynamics of it in our group.
DM/player interaction is an important part of the game. Many games end prematurely due to people having issues with the DM and not speaking up, or the DM feeling bitterness towards the players and losing their motivation to keep the game going.
Players who want to bring something to the DM's attention should speak up, especially if the question may change the outcome of the encounter or the game. DMs set the rules for the game, but they also have to follow guidelines to keep things fair. This means that even if you're in the middle of the encounter and have a valid question, it may be appropriate to call a quick OOC conference about it. Try not to be condescending or angry. The DM might not realize he or she is making a mistake. Just let them know you have a question and ask if you can consult the Player's Handbook or DM guide. If the answer to your question can't be found right away, work out a compromise and offer to bring some info to the next session (the DM may want to research this as well). Until then, concede to the DM unless they're willing to change and work the details out later. If the issue results in a PC death, discuss it outside of the gaming session and work something out, like another compromise or a turn in the story that resolves things to everyone's satisfaction.
DMs who have something to say to the players can do so in much the same way. Since it's the DM's duty to keep the game rolling, they may need to remind everyone to stay on topic or double check a given stat. I trust my players, but once in awhile I'll ask to see their roll (most roll on their computer) or to double check a stat. Sometimes, DMs have to be the communication hub between the players as well. If player A has an issue with player B, they may go to the DM first to help resolve it. Situations like these require tact and discretion.
Besides gaming questions, personal issues can surface. If the issue could cause embarrassment to anyone, regardless of which side it's coming from, keep it private with the player. It's never good form to humiliate anyone, and doing it during RPG will only label you as "one of those" DMs and blackball you from future possible groups.
Keep the communication open and don't be afraid to give or receive feedback. It will keep your group cohesive and strong.
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This week we caught up with friend of Manchester Pride and comedienne Zoe Lyons, before her upcoming gigs across the country, including Manchester's own Sound Control (November 22). We talk to Zoe about her favourite word, the experience of her comedy, Manchester Pride and much more. We are currently running a competition where you can win tickets for the Sound Control gig; more information on how to enter for this prize follows after the interview.
So, Zoe, for anyone who is unfamiliar with you, tell us a little bit more about yourself...
I am a stand up comedian who occasionally pops up on TV or radio but mostly I can be found selling my wares at comedy clubs all over the country. I am a pretty physical comedian onstage and I am not afraid to make a tit of myself. I am in a civil partnership with my very patient other half, I have a dog and a cat and I like my steak medium rare. Snow is my favourite word.
This season yourself, Jen Brister and Suzi Ruffell are embarking on the UK's first ever all-female comedy show - how did this come about?
I know Jen and Suzi from the comedy circuit and we all performed at the GoGo festival this summer together. We had such a fun afternoon and the comedy tent was a great success. Jen had the idea of perhaps doing a short tour together. Touring can be a very lonely existence, I did a solo tour earlier this year and I spent weeks on my own and staying in drab B and B's. It really can be quite soul destroying. So it is going to be so refreshing to have company on teh road. It will make the shows more interesting too.
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As we drove through Vermont and New York on a recent cross country ski trip, we saw many old villages with picturesque 18th- through 20th-century government buildings, revamped for modern use.
As we drove through Vermont and New York on a recent cross country ski trip, we saw many old villages with picturesque 18th- through 20th-century government buildings, revamped for modern use.
That's one of the reasons we have been making this trek every year for the past 13, along with many other tourists. No wonder the roads to and through both states are crowded year around.
Freeport, meanwhile, has lost many of its charming, old buildings: The Brewster House, the jail, the Garrity building, the courthouse, the Germania. What do we have in exchange? An inadequate, humdrum, courthouse, requiring additional quarters throughout the city; "green pavement" where the Germania formerly stood and parking lots.
Now. the 112-year-old City Hall, solidly built of Portland stone, with pressed brick facing, is threatened.
The City Council did the right thing when it hired historical architect Gary Anderson of Rockford to examine our City Hall.
Undoubtedly, the building could be rehabbed for less than to tear it down and build a replacement.
A fine example of a city hall exterior renovated via Anderson's plans, lies just 30 miles away in Rockford, proof that Anderson's ideas can work.
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Anderson estimated that it would cost $2.5 to 3.2 million to renovate Freeport's city hall, depending on what's included, (such as the third floor, for rental.) A new building would be very expensive — $180-$200 a square foot, he told me. The city estimates it would cost at least $400,000 to tear down the old one. Sources of revenue to renovate city hall could include private sources, green energy monies, downtown TIF revenue, and the city budget surplus.
Fixing up historical buildings in the core is the trend in cities, architect Gary Anderson said. The suburban look is out. Cities are "revitalizing the inner city" to sell themselves, he explained.
Citizens looking at an old building with past patch-remodeling, which Anderson calls "remuddling" assume a building has no value. "But you strip it out to find a worthy building that can be reorganized and made functional for today," he said.
At the Feb. 19 city council meeting, attended by a group carrying placards in support of saving City Hall, David Young of NIDA talked about the need for marketing the city to attract business. What a plus a refurbished City Hall would be!
City Hall construction also would produce jobs, for which Alderman Andrew Crutchfield expressed a need at the meeting. Local contractors could be used. If the city continues at the 524 building at a cost of $75,000 annually, what about its leaky roof?
Six hundred and fifty Freeporters agree with me, according to postcards filed with the council to save City Hall. I and probably many others would have joined them, had we known about the postcard blitz.
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I'm not a painter, so I could be wrong, but painting supplies aren't perishable while film and paper are perishable. That means that paint manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers don't have to toss out dated paint, brushes, canvas etc. while the same can't be said for the photography supply chain.
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