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Traditional pool villa in the center of Naoussa, Paros. The only villa in the center of Naoussa with a large garden & pool
House type B Velanies houses are located in Paros island, just above the famous Golden Beach, which is well known for its 1km long, golden color sandy beach. The houses are 700m away from the sea and 1 km away from the village of Dryos
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When I put my kids to bed, the last thing I want to do is read a complicated book to them. I mean come on, its the end of a long day, I'm tired and I am eagerly anticipating the moment their eyes close and their mouths cease to make noise.
Don't all parents feel this way or is it just me?
I know Samantha covered this topic a few weeks ago, in The worst kid books but I had a little run-in with Dr. Seuss the other night. Now, there are books that my kids love to read that bore me to tears. And then there are those books that exhaust me to the point of tears.
Those are precisely the ones my girls love for me to read. Its some sort of child-inflicted torture, I think.
I never thought I would say I found myself slightly annoyed with the beloved Theodor Seuss Geisel, but yup, I am. Come on, brother, cut us parents some slack. I thought the time-honored tradition of reading to your children at night was supposed to soothe and relax them to sleep.
Then why do I feel like I need a Big Gulp-sized cup of wine and an Ambien?
We took a look.
We saw a Nook.
On his head
he had a hook.
On his hook
he had a book.
On his book
was "How to Cook."
We saw him sit
and try to cook.
He took a look at the book on the hook.
But a Nook can't read,
so a Nook can't cook.
what good to a Nook
is a hook cook book?
And this…
Who is this pet?
He is wet.
You never yet
met a pet
I bet,
as wet as they let
this wet pet get.
And finally…
Did you ever ride a Wump?
We have a Wump
with just one hump.
we know a man
called Mr. Gump.
Mr. Gump has a seven hump Wump.
if you like to go Bump! Bump!
just jump on the hump of the Wump of Gump.
I mean, seriously Dr. Suess? I got your Wump of Gump right here, mister.
Do you have a favorite Dr. Seuss book? Or perhaps one that you'd like to see burned for all eternity?
Image source: A Dr. Seuss eBook for the iPad.

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Guys. Here's the deal. I'm going to pretend for a moment that this was ever funny.
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There. I laughed. I think it's the funniest thing since sliced cat turds on a sliced horsebread ratpiss sandwich. But now that the joke is old, you can't use it anymore. See? Say internet. It's a thing, which everybody knows about now, including very very stupid people and so you don't have to keep pandering to us with this word. Even child molesters, the really really bad kind, don't think this is funny. So every time you say "interwebs" you're actually placing yourself, socially, below child molesters.
How does that feel? To know that the stupid shit coming out of your face hole is worse than touching children? Keep trying and soon you'll be as bad as people who actually HAVE children, and you can't get lower than that without killing and eating somebody.
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How FREE Stuff is Killing Your Business
In this video post I'm going to share with you what is likely the single greatest reason why new internet marketers fail to every make any money online. Its just 6 minutes long, and if you watch it and take my advice, I'll practically guarantee you'll cut at least 6 months off the time it takes you to start making money online.
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Hey it's Trent here from the Online Income Lab. This is gonna be a very short video but hopefully one that saves you a couple of months of wasted time.
So in the internet marketing space there is a ton of free information that's available to you. It's available with Google. It's available in Warrior forums. It's available pretty much all over the place. But my question and the thing that I want you to think about today is that getting all that free stuff, is that really a good deal? Is it really helping you?
Let me give you my little example here to convey my point. So this is you in the middle, notice no big smile, the average new internet marketer. You come into the space and you're literally into it. It's like drinking from the fire hose. There's so many different ways that you can attempt to make money online that it is absolutely overwhelming.
So you go and you learn "hey there's this great way that I can become a great email marketer. I'm gonna send all these emails out. I'm gonna build my list. And I'm just gonna make bank and I'm gonna travel the world and life will be great.†Then you get all this free stuff and you get all these bits of information on how to do this. But guess what? You're not actually having a lot of success yet.
So then you spend more time on the warrior forum and you come across some people who are, maybe they even have like a very low price or free, well let's just stick to the free, they've got free information on how to make a killing in CPA. So you kinda forget about this whole little email marketing coz that didn't really work. So "I'm gonna be like the CPA guyâ€. And you spend another month or two or maybe three months forking around with CPA tips. And the problem about free is that it's in a completely, generally speaking, it's on a completely unstructured learning environment. So you're getting a little piece of info here, a little piece of info there and after some time, guess what? You didn't become successful.
So then you're like "I'm gonna become the blogger extraordinaire. I'm just gonna take all this free blogging information I've got and I'm just gonna kill it. I'm just gonna make the best blog ever and I build it, they're gonna comeâ€. And you know a couple more months go by and again because the learning is so unstructured. No one's taking you from A-Z on the free program. They're saying try this, try that because you got 27 different teachers you didn't do very well there.
So then you decide "Hey I'm gonna do adsense†and same idea. Then "I'm gonna build an iphone app†same idea. Now "I'm gonna make it as an affiliate. I'm just gonna crash it as an affiliateâ€. Same problem though – no structured learning, no accountability system and you didn't succeed there but here's really the problem why none of this stuff was free.
What's the most valuable thing that you have and you have exactly the same amount as me? Time. Matter of fact if you have a full time job you have less time than me. Or less time than a typical internet marketer and you're gonna be competing against many of them in any one of these areas. So the problem is now you've let's say you did two months for each of this – 1,2,3,4,5,6. 6 different ideas, 2 months a piece, you just blew a year. Think about that for a minute. 1 whole year. That's not gonna feel really good.
Now let's compare that to someone who instead of going after every free thing on the planet they decide, you know what, when I went to university assuming that you went to college, you had to pay a bunch of money and then you were given a structured learning environment. 2 things happen when you pay for an education. No. 1 – you play segregator value on it. No. 2 – you're generally speaking going to stick with it. So that is what causes this to happen (draws a smile on the face). It looks like a mustache but it's supposed to be a smile.
When you pay for an education especially for example with mine, and you don't have to pick mine. This is just a post about avoiding too much free stuff. We're gonna start you off with A and we're gonna march you all the way to Z. And because you paid for it the probability of you sticking with just one thing until you get to the very end is exponentially higher than if you just have all this free crap coming in to your inbox everyday. You know what I'm talking about because you've signed up for all these email newsletter from 27 different sites. Now what do you do all day? You've got so many freaking emails you just read, read, read, read and read. And you click here and you do this and you do that but at the end of the day did you build anything? Probably not. Did you make any money? I'd be willing to bet you made nothing or very, very close to nothing.
So the whole point of my post today is I want you to get thinking about stay away from free. Free shit is killing your business because it is sucking up all of your time. Whether it's Niche Site Mastery which is my course and it teaches about adsense or whether it's somebody else's course. There are lots of other quality teachers out there sadly there's even more people who aren't quality teachers but you can find a few if you read our blogs and so forth. I'm encouraging you (to) realize that your time is the most important asset that you have. It is absolutely precious and you can't get it back.
You buy someone's course, you think it sucks, you can get a refund. It's really, really easy. Anybody who buys one of my courses and they say I don't like it I give them their money back. You buy anything from click bank and you don't like it you can get your money back but you can't get your time back.
So the one thing that I want you to come away from today's post with FREE can be very, very, very expensive.
So if you have a comment to share, question to ask please go below the video here and share it with the OIL community. I would love to hear it. Thanks very much for watching. Have a terrific day. Please don't forget this.


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- Location
- Texas
- Occupation
- student
- Biography
- I am a senior in college, studying to be an English teacher.
One of my favorite books is -Confessions of a Part Time Sorceress-
I strongly recommend this book to any girls hesitant about D&D.
(also, this page won't let me underline the title of this book *huff*)
- Interests
- I enjoy...
reading, writing, sewing, cosplaying, volleyball, archery, drawing, gaming, and gaming (obviously).
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Jane Street Emacs utilities
Linux note: I couldn't get omake to install with FAM support
via opam or from source. The only way it worked was via apt.
* Usage
** Normal usage at the office
Everyone should add one of the following lines to their .emacs file.
(load "/j/office/app/emacs/prod/jane-elisp/elisp/jane/jane-defaults")
loads libraries, sets variables according to our coding
standards, and sets standard defaults which many users find
(load "/j/office/app/emacs/prod/jane-elisp/elisp/jane/jane-common")
leaves discretionary settings to the user.
** Beta testers
Beta-testers (thank you!) should add:
(load "/j/office/app/emacs/dev/jane-elisp/elisp/jane/jane-defaults")
(load "/j/office/app/emacs/dev/jane-elisp/elisp/jane/jane-common")
These are analogous to the above, but with the next release.
** At home
For use at home:
- Choose a site-lisp directory S.
- Clone the BitBucket repo into S/jane.
- Add one of the following to .emacs:
(load "S/jane/elisp/jane/jane-defaults")
(load "S/jane/elisp/jane/jane-common")
[You will also need to build omake_server.exe to use Omake.compile.]
* Development
** At the office
To build omake_server.exe:
hg clone https://bitbucket.org/seanmcl/ocaml-core-external
cd ocaml-core-external
hg clone ssh://hg2//hg/jane-elisp/test # this directory
cd test
You can clone ocaml-core-external with ssh://firstname.lastname@example.com rather
than https://bitbucket.org after you create an account and Sean gives
you access to his repo. See
about setting up keys.
** Opam release
Our repo for opam is https://firstname.lastname@example.com/seanmcl/omake-mode.
- Work on omake-mode in https://email@example.com/seanmcl/js-elisp.
- When we're ready for a major release, copy from there to https://email@example.com/seanmcl/omake-mode.
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Create Scrapbooking Boxes
I'm sure at least one of your New Year's resolutions is the following 1) organize your kids' artwork, 2) frame and hang more pictures of your kids, and 3) document the family memories. Plus, it's cold out there. Use that as an opportunity to make some beautiful things.
Darcy Miller Nussbaum, Martha Stewart Weddings Editor and scrapbooker-extraordinaire has shares her collection with us and she knocks out new year's resolutions one, two and three with one stone.
How inspirational, but the best part, I think it's easily replicable. Basically Darcy uses shadow boxes to combine photos, kids' artwork and sentimental ephemera into a 3D scrapbook.
Look at her glorious work. To see all images go to Family History in the Making: Darcy's Frames and Scrapboxes.


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Tangled John Edwards cases prompt delay in trial
Saturday, July 30, 2011
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. (AP) — Two legal cases involving former presidential candidate John Edwards are beginning to seem like different versions of the same play, with overlapping plots, characters and action — but running simultaneously on separate stages.
The increasingly convoluted drama led a veteran judge on Friday to delay a civil trial involving a sex tape purportedly featuring the former U.S. senator until March 2012.
The trial had previously been scheduled to begin Oct. 10, the same month Edwards is due to go on trial on charges of breaking campaign finance laws. Prosecutors accuse him of using political contributions to cover up the affair that's also at the heart of the lawsuit, though Edwards denies the criminal charges.
"This does make this case unusual," Orange County Superior Court Judge Carl Fox said before he postponed the civil trial. "Normally, you don't have a civil case like this and a contemporaneous criminal investigation involving potential witnesses who are also involved in the civil case."
The legal matters are separate, and Edwards is only a supporting character in the lawsuit that his former mistress filed against a former campaign aide. But both cases hinge on the same events and require the participation of the same people — making it a dicey, unpredictable matter for attorneys and the courts.
"It's gut-check time for the prosecutors" in the criminal case, said Daniel Stein, former chief of the public corruption unit at the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York and now a partner in a Manhattan law firm.
"As a prosecutor, you always want to make sure you have control over what the evidence is going to be," he said. "And it seems like every witness has already given an interview on TV, or written a book, or been deposed in a separate civil case."
The lawsuit was filed by Rielle Hunter, Edwards' former mistress, seeking the return of property from Andrew and Cheri Young, including the purported sex tape. Andrew Young had for a time pretended he fathered the child Hunter had with Edwards to protect the candidate during his failed 2008 presidential bid. Hunter lived for a while with the Youngs.
Edwards spent six hours in February answering more than 2,000 questions posed by the Youngs' lawyers in the civil case.
In the criminal case, both the Youngs are expected to be witnesses against Edwards, their lawyer Robert Elliot said, though neither one has been given immunity from prosecution.
The criminal prosecutors argue Edwards illegally accepted campaign contributions far in excess of the legal limit and used part of the money to hide Hunter during the campaign. They say he also submitted bogus campaign finance reports to conceal the activity. Edwards has pleaded not guilty to all six charges against him.
With important players appearing in both cases, the scripts have already become confusing as one proceeding bleeds into the other, occasionally with some of the parties unaware it's happening.
This month, Hunter's lawyers filed a motion accusing the Young camp of providing Edwards' deposition and other material from the civil case to prosecutors in violation of protective orders issued by Fox. The Youngs' lawyers responded initially by saying they hadn't violated any protective order "willfully," without elaborating.
Their answer became less cryptic Thursday night when a four-month-old order from U.S. District Court Judge Louise Flanagan was unsealed. Flanagan had ordered the Youngs to comply with a subpoena from a federal grand jury in the criminal case seeking the material from the civil proceeding, an order that Hunter's lawyers say they didn't know about until after it became public.
"I frankly find this whole process difficult to understand," said Alan Duncan, one of Hunter's lawyers. "I've never seen anything like it."
Hunter's lawyers had sought to have the Youngs or their lawyers held in contempt of court over the disclosure of the deposition.
Elliot, the Youngs' lawyer, said the contempt motion was likely a strategy hatched with the Edwards camp to discredit Andrew Young as a potential witness, which Duncan adamantly denied.
"This case has become a sideshow to the criminal case," Elliot said. "There's nothing in this civil action that can be done that won't have some effect on the criminal action."
Or vice-versa. Although the criminal trial is slated to begin in October, Edwards' lawyers are expected to file a motion to have the trial pushed back. If that happens, it could delay the lawsuit — which began over 18 months ago — even further. In fact, Fox and the various lawyers were bandying around the possibility of the civil trial taking place in September of 2012.
In the drama of Edwards' legal troubles, the final act remains elusive.
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Identify the areas you want to develop and why. This will help focus you on what you need to do to advance, what type of projects you think you need to work on to get the skills wanted, plus it's and a good way to walk a mile in your manager's shoes.
A candid self-assessment can help soften the "constructive criticism" that comes in the review. It is part of a Manager's job to present where you need to grow, what skills you need and how the company can help you develop. It can be tough to hear if you're not thinking along same lines. This is a good time to ask your manager for what you need to become more productive and successful along your path. Listen to the suggestions and the rationale behind how it will help you improve your contributions.


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The University of Colorado at Boulder is talking with Frontier Airlines and other companies about buying naming rights to Folsom Field, CU athletic director Mike Bohn said Wednesday.
"It's no secret, I believe, that we have been looking for a strategic partner to possibly name the stadium," Bohn said, adding it would be "premature to announce anything."
Part of any naming-rights deal, Bohn said, would be a commitment to keep Folsom Field as part of the football stadium's name. Bohn declined to comment on how much naming rights could be worth.
Officials for CU and Frontier confirmed discussions but said no agreement had been reached and there is no timetable.
"We have had discussions about exploring new ways to expand our partnership that could potentially include naming rights," said Carlo Bertolini, spokesman for Frontier's corporate parent, Republic Airways.
Bertolini and Bohn confirmed that Frontier executives toured Folsom Field on Tuesday, when a message was placed on the stadium's video screen to give them an idea of what the name could look like.
"Welcome to Frontier Stadium," the sign said, with an image of an airplane.
A photo of the video screen was posted on an online fan forum and spurred rumors that Frontier and CU were trading a long-term athletic sponsorship for naming rights.
"I can't believe someone got a picture of that," Bohn said.
For a number of years, Frontier — which is based in Indianapolis and has its primary hub in Denver — has been CU's airline marketing partner.
In September, Frontier announced three-year agreements to be the exclusive airline partner for football and basketball programs at CU, Colorado State University and the University of Wyoming.
The deals include Frontier signage at each of the school's football and basketball facilities and travel services.
Online, fans weren't thrilled about a possible name change, though they were comfortable with "Folsom Field at Frontier Stadium." Several noted that CU needs the money and that the name could be worse.
Bohn said that before a deal is finalized, the proposal would have to be approved by the Board of Regents and central CU leadership.
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Yes, there is a lot of bad content on TV. Yes, excessive viewing is linked with all sorts of bad things – including child obesity, sleep problems, and — in babies and toddlers — slower vocabulary development. It's also possible that frenetic, "fast edit" television might contribute to attention problems in children.
But as I've argued before, it's not clear that TV, as a medium, is intrinsically detrimental. To date, the big research beef against TV for children is that
(1) kids are watching inappropriate programs, and
(2) TV watching displaces other, more important activities.
There is little evidence that children who watch high-quality, educational television are at risk for behavior or health problems. Not if their screen time is modest and they are getting plenty of the good stuff — conversation time, school work, exercise, creative play.
But isn't it mindless entertainment? Doesn't TV turn kids into zombies?
Give some thought to this new paper by Jessica Cantlon and Rosa Li. The authors were interested in how children's brains respond when they are stimulated by real-world, intellectual events. What happens, for instance, when a kid is engaged in a classroom lesson? Does a child's level of academic sophistication depend on his "neural maturity" — on his processing information in the same brain regions that adults do?
Cantlon and Li wanted to measure brain activity with functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). But you can't do that in the classroom – or indeed in any natural setting. So they tried something different. They recruited 27 kids and 20 adults and had them watch educational clips from the children's show, Sesame Street.
While volunteers watched clips about numbers, words, and shapes, their brain activity was measured by fMRI. The researchers mapped which parts of the brain responded during different clips. They also measured kids' performance on standardized tests of math and verbal ability. Did the kids with better academic skills possess more adult-like neural maps?
Cantlon and Li found that they did. Kids who scored higher on math tests were more likely to process mathematics information in the same region the adults did – the intraparietal sulcus. And kids' neural maturity in the Broca area predicted their performance on verbal tests.
This suggests that kids develop in a typical pattern – exhibiting more adult-like neural maps as their academic skills improve. And as for our thesis about TV, the brain scans indicate that kids were thinking about academic content when they were watching Sesame Street.
Of course, this doesn't mean that the researchers are advocating that kids watch TV. But, as Cantlon notes in this press release, her study gives lie to the notion that TV watching is a mindless experience:
"It's not the case that if you put a child in front of an educational TV program that nothing is happening-that the brain just sort of zones out. Instead, what we see is that the patterns of neural activity that children are showing are meaningful and related to their intellectual abilities."
Cantlon JF and Li R. 2013. Neural Activity during Natural Viewing of Sesame Street Statistically Predicts Test Scores in Early Childhood. PLoS Biol 11(1): e1001462 DOI: 10.1371/journal.pbio.1001462
Related reading:
BabyCenter's TV-watching guidelines for toddlers
Why you don't need to kill your TV
The effects of television on children learning to talk
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Packers Like Small-School DT Kenrick Ellis
The Green Bay Packers are one of five teams interested in Hampton defensive tackle Kenrick Ellis, according to Aaron Wilson. There's a lot to like about Ellis, who's 6-5, 346. Ellis isn't the typical small-school prospect who will need time to develop in the NFL. He started his career at South Carolina, before getting dismissed […]
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I have a 220 gallon tank 72 in long x 36 deep 24 wide , i think ,I would like to add more circulation .looking at the Tunze which model do you think would work the best ? thanks
They are a variety of Tunze products. Are you looking at a wavemaker or just a water pump? What circulation do you have currently? What livestock?
have a mag 12 , FOWLR was thinking of getting 2 tunze 6065 or 6085 , no wave maker.
I really can't see spending that type of cash on a FOWLR system. No doubt 2 of the 6065 would cut it, but you could save a lot of money just using a pair of Koralia 3 or K4. Koralia 4 Power Head by Hydor - AquaCave
Tank is in the livingroom worried about noise ?
The Koralia are silent. Totally silent, not even a hum. They are so silent, in fact, that you may not even know they are running. A time or 2 i've actually had to hold my hand in front of the unit to be sure it was still working.
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FUEL: REFUELED is an enhancement modification for the game FUEL, which brings multiple bug-fixes, improvements and the addition of various new content.
This is an early screenshot from a working weather editor program. The point of this is to export weather settings based on the users input, directly into a file within the directory (not overwriting the original) so that the user can then launch the game and play with the outputted settings in Free Roam Extreme mode.
This is a very early version and thus there is no GUI present... but that will be added once the programming is done. This program works and I will be releasing a copy within the next release so you can try it out and give feedback. Obviously any advanced user probably has no need for this as they can edit the files directly.


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The packaging center, expected to be completed in the second half of 2014, will serve as a logistics handling hub. The facility will handle packaging, storage and loading of chemical products and performance plastics for road and rail transport within Saudi Arabia and for export to overseas markets.
Foster Wheeler on Monday was awarded an engineering and
procurement contract by Sadara Chemical for a packaging
center at Jubail Industrial City in Saudi Arabia.
The packaging center will be part of the world-scale,
fully-integrated chemicals complex being built by Sadara,a
joint venture between Saudi Aramco and Dow Chemical.
When complete, the complex - the largest ever built in a
single phase - will be owned and operated by Sadara. The
packaging center contract was given as an extension to the
front-end engineering design (FEED) contract awarded to Foster
Wheeler in 2008.
The contract value was not disclosed and will be included in
Foster Wheelers third-quarter 2012 bookings.
The packaging center, expected to be completed in the
second half of 2014, will serve as a logistics handling hub for
Sadaras chemical complex.
The facility will handle packaging, storage and loading of
high value-added chemical products and performance plastics for
road and rail transport within Saudi Arabia and for export to
overseas markets.
This award follows our successful completion of the
FEED stage for the packaging center and reflects our
clients continued confidence in Foster Wheelers
ability to execute large and technically complex projects, said Umberto della
Sala, chief operating officer of Foster Wheeler.
It further continues Foster Wheelers
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A Life in TherapyWednesday, August 4th, 2010
My Life in Therapy, from the NYT Magazine, has Daphne Merkin recalling years spent in psychoanalysis.
Projection. Repression. Acting out. Defenses. Secondary compensation. Transference. Even in these quick-fix, medicated times, when people are more likely to look to Wellbutrin and life coaches than to the mystique-surrounded, intangible promise of psychoanalysis, these words speak to me with all the charged power of poetry…
Free CBT L.A.Sunday, August 1st, 2010
Mental Health, CAThursday, July 29th, 2010
In never rains in California, but…
In a comprehensive new study of mental health status and the use of mental health services by Californians, the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research found that nearly one in five adults in the state — about 4.9 million people — said they needed help for a mental or emotional health problem…
Phone TherapySunday, July 25th, 2010
The Los Angeles Times looks at phone therapy (it works).
The therapist-patient relationship is crucial to people battling depression, addiction, weight gain and diabetes. But that relationship might not always have to be in person to be effective…
Positive Psychology TEDWednesday, July 21st, 2010
What Happens in Therapy?Tuesday, July 20th, 2010
What happens in therapy? Good question. Couch Fiction, a book-length comic by British psychotherapist, Philippa Perry, offers some answers.
Based on a case study of Pat (our sandal-wearing, cat-loving psychotherapist) and her new client, James (an ambitious barrister with a potentially harmful habit he can't stop), this graphic novel follows the anxieties, frustrations, mind-wanderings and break-throughs of each, through a year of therapy sessions together.
On the page: What he says, what she says…what he's thinking, what she's thinking. At page bottom, explanations about the theory behind various therapeutic interventions, missteps made, etc.
See a (very positive) review here…and an author interview here.
(Also at WTCI)
Talk Therapy PsychiatristTuesday, July 13th, 2010
David Carlat talks to NPR about his book, Unhinged: The Trouble With Psychiatry. Article, audio, and excerpt all on the site.
"And this is a good therapist who I often work with. I recommend that you give her a call and set up an appointment. The medication works better when you are also seeing a counselor."
She looked confused. "Aren't you my therapist?"
Why CBT?Monday, July 12th, 2010
Judith Beck's debut at the Huffington Post: The How and Why of Cognitive Behavior Therapy.
[N]ot all psychotherapy is the same. Some modalities have a strong evidence base that demonstrates their effectiveness. Other modalities have never been shown to be effective. Yet they continue to be practiced by psychotherapists who consider an evidence base to be unimportant.
Her collected posts are here (a second went up yesterday).
Sex, Drugs, Exercise, Fertility, CBT, and ShrimpWednesday, July 7th, 2010
Stand-outs this morning from around the web…
ScienceDaily: Combining sex and drugs reduces rock and roll
WebMD: Getting Pregnant: Easy Ways To Encourage Fertility
PsychCentral: Therapist Competency Important for Treatment Success
ScienceDaily: Antidepressants make shrimps see the light


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See also: Religion, Byzantine Catholic and Eastern Orthodox; Greek Food.
Pittsburgh Region
Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Pittsburgh
The Metropolis Administrative Headquarters is at 5201 Ellsworth Avenue.
Holy Trinity Greek Food Festival
End of August, beginning of September. North Side of Pittsburgh. Also publishes the Pittsburgh Summer Greek Festival Guide listing Greek food festivals throughout Pittsburgh.
St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral
St. Nicholas Cathedral, 419 S. Dithridge St., Oakland (between Fifth and Forbes Ave. near the Carnegie Museums). Each May they hold a Greek Food Festival. St Nicholas Cathedral has been offering Modern Greek classes for children for more than 90 years. Saturday morning classes for children run from September to June, with adult classes starting in October and ending in May. The emphasis is on speaking, reading and writing Greek, with Greek culture and Orthodoxy integrated into the curriculum.


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Parallel Verses
New International Version
Jesus answered, "I tell you, not seven times, but seventy-seven times.
New Living Translation
"No, not seven times," Jesus replied, "but seventy times seven!
English Standard Version
Jesus said to him, "I do not say to you seven times, but seventy-seven times.
Berean Study Bible
Jesus answered, "I tell you, not just seven times, but seventy-seven times!
Berean Literal Bible
Jesus says to him, "I say to you not up to seven times, but up to seventy times seven!
New American Standard Bible
Jesus said to him, "I do not say to you, up to seven times, but up to seventy times seven.
King James Bible
Jesus saith unto him, I say not unto thee, Until seven times: but, Until seventy times seven.
Holman Christian Standard Bible
"I tell you, not as many as seven," Jesus said to him, "but 70 times seven.
International Standard Version
Jesus told him, "I tell you, not just seven times, but 77 times!
NET Bible
Jesus said to him, "Not seven times, I tell you, but seventy-seven times!
Aramaic Bible in Plain English
And Yeshua said to him, "I do not say to you until seven times, but until seventy times seven each.
GOD'S WORD® Translation
Jesus answered him, "I tell you, not just seven times, but seventy times seven.
New American Standard 1977
Jesus said to him, "I do not say to you, up to seven times, but up to seventy times seven.
Jubilee Bible 2000
Jesus said unto him, I say not unto thee, Until seven times, but, Until seventy times seven.
King James 2000 Bible
Jesus said unto him, I say not unto you, Until seven times: but, Until seventy times seven.
American King James Version
Jesus said to him, I say not to you, Until seven times: but, Until seventy times seven.
American Standard Version
Jesus saith unto him, I say not unto thee, Until seven times; but, Until seventy times seven.
Douay-Rheims Bible
Jesus saith to him: I say not to thee, till seven times; but till seventy times seven times.
Darby Bible Translation
Jesus says to him, I say not to thee until seven times, but until seventy times seven.
English Revised Version
Jesus saith unto him, I say not unto thee, Until seven times; but, Until seventy times seven.
Webster's Bible Translation
Jesus saith to him, I say not to thee, Until seven times: but, Until seventy times seven.
Weymouth New Testament
"I do not say seven times," answered Jesus, "but seventy times seven times.
World English Bible
Jesus said to him, "I don't tell you until seven times, but, until seventy times seven.
Young's Literal Translation
Jesus saith to him, 'I do not say to thee till seven times, but till seventy times seven.
Parallel CommentariesMatthew Henry's Concise Commentary
18:21-35 Though we live wholly on mercy and forgiveness, we are backward to forgive the offences of our brethren. This parable shows how much provocation God has from his family on earth, and how untoward his servants are. There are three things in the parable: 1. The master's wonderful clemency. The debt of sin is so great, that we are not able to pay it. See here what every sin deserves; this is the wages of sin, to be sold as a slave. It is the folly of many who are under strong convictions of their sins, to fancy they can make God satisfaction for the wrong they have done him. 2. The servant's unreasonable severity toward his fellow-servant, notwithstanding his lord's clemency toward him. Not that we may make light of wronging our neighbour, for that is also a sin against God; but we should not aggravate our neighbour's wronging us, nor study revenge. Let our complaints, both of the wickedness of the wicked, and of the afflictions of the afflicted, be brought to God, and left with him. 3. The master reproved his servant's cruelty. The greatness of sin magnifies the riches of pardoning mercy; and the comfortable sense of pardoning mercy, does much to dispose our hearts to forgive our brethren. We are not to suppose that God actually forgives men, and afterwards reckons their guilt to them to condemn them; but this latter part of the parable shows the false conclusions many draw as to their sins being pardoned, though their after-conduct shows that they never entered into the spirit, or experienced the sanctifying grace of the gospel. We do not forgive our offending brother aright, if we do not forgive from the heart. Yet this is not enough; we must seek the welfare even of those who offend us. How justly will those be condemned, who, though they bear the Christian name, persist in unmerciful treatment of their brethren! The humbled sinner relies only on free, abounding mercy, through the ransom of the death of Christ. Let us seek more and more for the renewing grace of God, to teach us to forgive others as we hope for forgiveness from him.
Pulpit Commentary
Verse 22. - I say not unto thee. Jesus gives the full weight of his authority to his precept, in distinction from Peter's suggestion and rabbinical glosses. Seventy times seven. No specific number, but practically unlimited. There is no measure to forgiveness; it must be practised whenever occasion arises. Some translate, "seventy-seven times," making an allusion to the retribution exacted from Lamech: "If Cain shall be avenged sevenfold, truly Lamech seventy and sevenfold" (Genesis 4:24). Christian forgiveness must be extended as far as old-world vengeance. Mercy rejoices against judgment. But the genius of the language supports the rendering of the Authorized Version. St. Paul has caught the spirit of his Master when he writes, "Forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you" (Ephesians 4:32). In the Mosaic dispensation there was some foreshadowing of the doctrine of forgiveness in the enactments which enjoined tender treatment of debtors, and in the terms of the jubilee law; but there were no rules concerning the pardon of personal injuries; the tendency of many prominent injunctions was to encourage retaliation. Herein is seen an important distinction between the Law and the gospel, the institutions antecedent to the death and atonement of Christ, and those subsequent thereto.
Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible
Jesus saith unto him, I say not unto thee,.... Which is as if he had said, observe what I am about to say, I do not agree to what thou sayest to fix the number, "until seven times only", but
until seventy times seven; a certain number for an uncertain, see Genesis 4:24. Christ's meaning is, that a man should be all the days, and every day of his life, forgiving those that sin against him, as often as they repent and acknowledge their fault; and that no time is to be set for the exercise of the grace of forgiveness; but as often as there are objects and occasions, though ever so many and frequent, it should be used; and which he illustrates by the following parable.
Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary
22. Jesus saith unto him, I say not unto thee, Until seven times; but, Until seventy times seven—that is, so long as it shall be needed and sought: you are never to come to the point of refusing forgiveness sincerely asked. (See on [1326]Lu 17:3, 4).
Matthew 18:22 Additional Commentaries
The Parable of the Unforgiving Servant
21Then Peter came and said to Him, "Lord, how often shall my brother sin against me and I forgive him? Up to seven times?" 22Jesus said to him, "I do not say to you, up to seven times, but up to seventy times seven. 23"For this reason the kingdom of heaven may be compared to a king who wished to settle accounts with his slaves.…
Cross References
Genesis 4:24
If Cain is avenged seven times, then Lamech seventy-seven times."
Matthew 18:23
"Therefore, the kingdom of heaven is like a king who wanted to settle accounts with his servants.
Treasury of Scripture
Jesus said to him, I say not to you, Until seven times: but, Until seventy times seven.
Matthew 6:11,12,14,15 Give us this day our daily bread…
Isaiah 55:7 Let the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts: …
Micah 7:19 He will turn again, he will have compassion on us; he will subdue …
Mark 11:25,26 And when you stand praying, forgive, if you have ought against any…
Romans 12:21 Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good.
Ephesians 4:26,31,32 Be you angry, and sin not: let not the sun go down on your wrath…
Ephesians 5:1 Be you therefore followers of God, as dear children;
Colossians 3:13 Forbearing one another, and forgiving one another, if any man have …
1 Timothy 2:8 I will therefore that men pray every where, lifting up holy hands, …
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Florida is known as a safe bet for anyone who wants a calm, peaceful yet lively and vibrant vacation. If you are looking for all of this in one place, then Anna Maria Island is the place for you. Every possible pleasure you want is within your reach - the beach for romantic walks and family fun in the sand and surf, the extraordinary sunsets to relax and enjoy with loved ones, exciting outdoor activities just outside your doorstep, fabulous restaurants and plenty of shopping.
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Anna Maria Island Kayaking
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Lisbon's Praca Do Marques De Pombal
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The "Praca do Marques de Pombal" or the "square of the marquis of Pombal" is named after Sebastiao Jose de Carvalho e Melo, the first marquis of Pombal. In 1934 this statue in the middle of the square was erected in his honor. On the pedestal underneath the statue you can find symbols of serenity, strength, farming and other elements that all represent his work to his country. He earned the title of marquis for his leadership during the reconstruction work of Lisbon after its great earthquake in 1755.
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The Uncertain Future Of Maria Sharapova
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A Card to Print out for your Wine Collection.
2011 - Lemos And Van Zeller Tinto Quinta Vale De Maria Douro
Mark Squires - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate
Sub Region
750 mL
Port Varieties
library code: 79231
From the Critics:
"The 2011 Tinto (Vale d. Maria), i.e, the flagship estate wine from the Quinta, is an old vines (65 years) field blend. Approximately three-fourths of the juice was fermented in tank, the rest in lagares. Then transferred to barrel, two thirds of the juice was aged in new French oak for 21 months, the other third in a mixture of second and third pass oak. It is listed at 15% alcohol. Tightly wound, a bit brooding and powerful this year, this is a big boy in terms of structure, showing astringency on the finish, yet it seems also to show fine balance overall, managing to project some elegance, notwithstanding its underlying power. The graceful mid-palate is beautifully constructed, not jammy or thick, but still concentrated. It has a persistent finish. Beneath the oaky overlay, there is fine fruit as well as that impressive structure. This promises to be exceptional if you have a little patience. The next day it seemed far better controlled in tannins and drank far better, the oak still a bit too obvious, but nicely toned down. It also, happily, showed a certain steely nuance, providing some evidence that it might be something other than one-dimensional. This unevolved and rather disjointed Vale d. Maria needs some time to show its stuff, absorb the oak and come around in general. It won't be the wine to buy if you lack a cellar. It is likely on the short list for top vintages from this bottling, though, and it is worth leaning up at the moment. It will probably be around peak in 2018-2020 or so, but it will certainly be approachable sooner. As time goes on, I suspect this won't be the best of the van Zeller 2011s – but it is pretty close and well priced compared to some. There were just 21,400 bottles produced, plus some large format bottles. Drink 2016-2031." -
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Winky Crocket was a Gryffindor student who attended Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the 1990s.[1]
Winky's name was included on a list of students with overdue library books that was put up on the bulletin board in the Gryffindor common room sometime in the 1990s.[1]
- Harry Potter films (Mentioned on a poster)
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Hallway Exhibits
Unless noted, these exhibits are displayed in the main hallway of the first floor of College Hall.
Baskets of Birch Bark
Northern landscapes are graced by "ghostly" white trunks of the paper birch tree, Betula papyrifera. For many centuries, paper birch bark has made important contributions to human life, being used for food, containers, utensils, transportation by land and water, shelters and roofing, furniture, and tinder. Properties of birch bark that make it so valuable include its water tightness, pliability, resistance to decay, and ready availability wherever the trees grow. However, construction of birch bark objects goes beyond its physical properties, using the natural beauty of the bark in the artistic design of the objects.
This exhibit focuses on containers made from birch bark—how they are made, their uses, and their unique loveliness.
GER Courses in Anthropology
Diverse Anthropology courses are offered to help students fill their WSU General Educational Requirements. These courses range from a general survey of the field to specialized topics such as Cultural Ecology, Physical Anthropology, Art and Society, and Sex, Evolution, and Human Nature. This display features the course offerings for the upcoming semester.
Clovis Complex
People of Clovis Cultures lived in North America from about 11,500 to 10,900 years B.P., traveling from place to place hunting and gathering plant foods. Mammoths and bison were very important in their diet, and they were hunted with distinctive bifacial stone projectile points with fluted bases. This display illustrates tools used by Clovis people and discusses the distribution of the Clovis Complex in North America.
Bison and People of the Columbia Plateau
American Indians living on the Great Plains depended on buffalo (more properly called bison) for food, warm clothing, and many other necessities. Bison also lived in small groups on the Columbia Plateau and were hunted by Plateau people. Plateau bison lived in small scattered groups, not in huge herds like those that roamed the Great Plains. Bison were an important economic resource to Plateau peoples, for one animal provided as much meat as several elk or pronghorn. However, Plateau people were not economically dependent on bison because the bison were limited in number and because Plateau people had a rich supply of root foods and fish. This display discusses the arrival of bison in North America, their presence on the Columbia Plateau, and how nearly every part of the bison was used.
Kinship Systems (second floor)
How are we related to others in our society? A kinship system is a classification of families and the degree of relatedness of individuals. Non-western societies tend to be strongly kinship-oriented. In these societies, kinship determines the social position and roles of an individual and is a primary basis of all social interaction. Kin relationships are usually ordered in a formally recognized structure called a Kinship System. This display compares three Kinship Systems.
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There hasn't been a recent black sheep position on this team like
cornerback. It's been this decade's equivalent of the 2000's TE - a
necessary evil that will survive on Native American principles, not
imperial ones. It's indicative that its cornerstone player the last
few years has been a 5'8 7th round pick, and now this unit has to live
without that player.
Now, its incumbent starter is an undrafted - Melvin White, a starter for
a majority of 2013 - and pushed by a 3rd year 5th rounder (Josh Norman).
Bargain buy Antoine Cason is the real hope as the other starter, but on
an inexpensive one year deal. It's been cheap at safety, covered below
in more detail, but corner has really been the low-rent position -
consider its most expensive player, capwise, is converted S Charles
Godfrey, fresh off Achilles rehab. Rookie 5th rounder Bene Benwikere
seems to round things out.
Sounds pretty dire, right?
And yet, maybe not. This is a unit that limped through with arguably
less last year, including Captain Munnerlyn. Last year's opening day
starter, Josh Thomas, is still on squad but isn't really projected to
make the team. The reason he initially started is the type of reason a
lot of these players are here - the ability to execute, play the run, be
physical and make as few mistakes as possible. The players that finish
up in Spartanburg with the best ability to do that? They stay. And
then they can reap the rewards of being behind one of the best front
sevens in football.
To that end, the long White can only improve this year, and you could
tell he was improving over time. It will be hard for the freelancing
Norman, who has the skill set but tends to be rougher on the execution
and the tackling, to overtake him. Cason, a former first, is really
exciting to have picked up, but he didn't start in AZ last year. That
does leave a little doubt. But the skill set is there, and for an
outside player, he's what you need.
Nickel, so far, is between Godfrey and Benwikere. I didn't have a lot
of issue coming into the draft with the outside players, where the
quality could still improve, as much as replacing the mastery of the
slot that Munnerlyn had. More and more teams throw a starting player in
the slot, and even if not, the remaining teams often have a
slot-specific player for the role; and that's without dealing with the
Tavon Austin type player that's a whole other animal in the slot. It's
hard to project where Godfrey, who hasn't played corner since college,
will be in development at CB or what mobility he has in the injured leg,
but Benwikere is at least the first amount of substance they've thrown
into corner since they added Norman two years ago.
So far, there's risk, but it's measured. Doing without Munnerlyn wasn't
by design, but it was a matter of time that cap-strapped Carolina would
see that situation emerge with the attempts at one-year dealing with him
and others.
Safety tried starting '13 with Godfrey moving over, and adding raw
material in Mike Mitchell. Mitchell aggressively gave the job back away
by committing penalty after penalty in preseason; the turning point for
the entire secondary was the eventual catalyst for Mitchell's success as
well as the entire secondary's. Buffalo saw Carolina lose on a last
second TD where Norman failed his team in coverage, after Godfrey was
lost to the Achilles and Thomas had sustained a concussion. It was a
game where Carolina toyed with throwing Thomas Davis and his war-ravaged
knee back to safety for the first time since Week one, 2005.
The aftermath had sorted away Thomas and Norman at CB, and notably
landed the team Mitchell at FS, improbably working out. Mitchell, like
Munnerlyn, is a footnote to the '14 team, a reminder of what they need
to replace. And with Godfrey at CB, and Quintin Mikell back on the
unemployment line, Carolina has worked to rebuild the back end just as
they did with CB, and this time with more traditional parts.
Thomas Decoud is a standard FS - has to work on his tackling - compared
to Mitchell last year, and Roman Harper is an experienced, grizzled
soldier for SS that approximates Mitchell's skill set, though with less
speed in exchange for experience. Harper excels at a lot of things
asked of Mitchell - the blitz game, hitting - and does a solid enough
job at tackling that he's not a liability (as with Mitchell). It's
hard to say how he'll do in coverage, which has been pretty hit or miss,
but in this scheme he's either a short-field Robber or just another guy
in short zone. Decoud? He was a Pro Bowl free safety only two years
ago. The hope is, he can cover the deep zone effectively still, and
there's no reason he can't.
So, it's a rag-tag bunch of stereotypical misfits again, but this time a
little more suited to various roles and with more experience at
defending the NFC South. Success hinges on the nickel game and making
sure the vet safeties are at least as good as advertised. The rest,
behind this rush, you can live with.


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The 6th annual President's Group Multi-Organizational Event is here! All members are invited to this free event. First come, first serve. This year we will watch top-performing student teams from the ASU "Innovation Challenge", as they present ideas that benefit the community in relation to our industry. Attendees will vote for their favorite ideas.
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Perhaps Bruno should just change his name to say ..... Jones or something. Wait a minute, we've had one of those and we wouldn't want him to taint that name would we?
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Dual blade utility knives aren't new. CH Hanson's FlipKnife has been out for several years and double folding style knives are available from a few companies. What makes the Bostitch Twin Blade Knife a stand out? Both blades extend from the front with a quick slide of your thumb. Dual blades are great for roofers who like to have both straight and hook blades at their fingertips or if you find yourself in need of a quick-change to a fresh blade without delay.
There are two blade slide buttons on top that each lock into 3 detent extension positions for shallow, medium and deep cuts. When one blade is extended, the partner is locked inside. There's a ribbed thumb pad ahead of the slide buttons so you have a spot to bear down on when pressuring through a cut.
Ahead of the thumb pad is a blade release button. You shift it left or right to disengage the blades when end-for-ending or swapping in a new blade. And there's room for half a dozen extra blades in the drop-down belly in the handle.
The Bostitch Twin Blade Knife is a little wider and heavier than the Stanley 10-788 model I carry regularly but still feels good in hand. It also has the same ergonomic offset body and grippy belly surface I'm used to.
The Bostitch knife is the same as the Stanley FatMax Xtreme Twin Blade 10-789. Expect to pay $11 - $13.
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CLEVELAND -- Recent rough weather has caused thousands of dollars in damage to docks at a local marina -- where $10,000 in improvements had just been finished to repair damage from Superstorm Sandy.
Commodore Mike Blankenship of Intercity Yacht Club says he suspects the damage happened Friday night when a storm went through.
"Every now and then, we get a west wind, and we have a surge of water come into the marina for maybe 15 to 20 seconds and then go back out," he said. "The water came in, and it came in higher than normal. The docks on the end usually lift up with the water and go back down."
This time, however, a north wind pushed them back out into the harbor.
At least 20 of the 120 docks at the marina, at 3701 North Marginal Road next to the Gordon Park boat ramps, were damaged, Blankenship said.
He said all of the damaged docks were 30-foot floating docks.
"That's going to displace over 20-some boaters," he said.
Blankenship says he has other docks in the marina to accommodate some, but not all, of those boaters.
While he's discussed the damage with the yacht club's board, Blankenship said he has yet to inform the members whose docks are affected, preferring to "let boaters enjoy the holiday."
He has an appointment with his insurance agent Friday but is already guessing the damage will be $12,000 to $15,000. He doesn't know how quickly the repair work can be done, adding that the work to repair the Sandy damage wasn't finished until the end of the 2013 boating season -- nearly a year after the storm hit Northeast Ohio.
Asked about the one-two punch of Superstorm Sandy and the recent damage, Blankenship wasn't sure what to say.
"It's actually kind of hard to put into words," he said. "I'm still in shock, actually. During the Sandy storm, we didn't get that much damage. This is more damage than the Sandy storm. Other marinas suffered a lot more damage than we did."


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Re: MAG Strategic Bonus: Overhead Map Views
Some inprovements in my opinions.
- put in some new maps lets say about 3 or 4 new for every pmc
- some night fighting like real dark
- for sniper use to hold his breath for a steady aim (but have to catch his breath so he can't hold his breath all the time and not everytime)
- some new airstrikes. Like a Apache helicopter or something
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- some puddles with a catlinggun (or whatever you call it) but with a certain amount of bullets without a chance to restock bullets for it.
Just so it stays fair and only in domination
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Just gotta say thanks.
This can come in handy.
BTW, stop messing around with valor maps. Evertime U "fix" them, U actually make them easier to beat.
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Help! My son is 11 months old and the boy will not eat solid food. He mainly breastfeeds.
My son has been exclusively breastfed from the day he was born, not a drop of formula and he has also co-slept since then. I started organic rice cereal and homemade purees at 6mo and he seemed to really like them. He got the stomach flu at 7mo and quit solids for almost a month and then had to go on antibiotics a little after that b/c of a sinus infection. Ever since then, he has been very finicky. I'll give him Earth's Best and maybe he'll eat 1/4 of the jar, 1/2 if I'm lucky! And he will never eat the leftovers. I've tried yogurt, cheese, puffs, bite-sized pieces of chicken, applesauce, I can go on for days. I just don't get it! All he wants to do is nurse. It stresses me out b/c I feel that he's not getting enough to eat. He does nurse quite frequently at night though. He is healthy, weighing in at 22lbs. Anyone's input will help! I need some peace of mind, it's been driving me crazy. I want to try and start weaning by a year but I don't know how that's ever going to happen.
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He sounds very normal. My girls were around 95% breastfed at a year. Eating better at 18 mos, but it was closer to 2 before they were eating actal "meals". I don't think weaning will force him to eat more, I think it will just take away his best source of food & nutrition. You might have to rethink weaning at a year, & allow him to wean slower. At his age you can give him food before nursing, you can tell him he has to eat X bites before you will nurse him.You could start with nightweaning if you want.Dr Jay Gordon has a gentle nightweaning plan for co-sleepers After nightweaning you can then start on dropping daytime nursings.Start with the least important one(leave most fave ones for last, usually nighttime or naptime nursings)Use distraction, books, snacks, toys, park, whatever, to distract him from nursing at that time.Once he is used to not nursing at that time you can start on the next least important time. It is a slow process, but as he nurses less he will eat more.posted 11/15/2010 by momsangel03
It is time to wean him, and there are many books available on the process. It seems like the experts agree that it is mostly a matter of being strong and patient. When he whines and cajoles you tell him he is a big boy now, and whatever you do, do not back down, because then next time he will just whine and cajole all the more. When he gets hungry enough he will eat. Good luck mama!posted 11/14/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
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Bleeding and low hCG levels in early pregnancy?
According to my LMP (last menstrual period) I am a little over 6 weeks.I haven't been to my OB yet. Early this morning I went to my Emergency Room with light bleeding and mild low pack back pain. They said my cervix is still closed but my hCG level was at 973 at that normal should have been at around 16,000. They said it was a threatened miscarriage and I can't see my OB until Monday so I am playing the waiting game. Has anyone ever had such low levels and light bleeding and actually not miscarry?
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What does it mean if the bleeding stops? I only spotted for a day and now the bleeding has stopped.posted 03/02/2013 by leeleebugg
Well you might be okay then. Cause sometimes that does happen when I was pregnant with my first child it happend to me but I was 7 months pregnant though so you might be okay.posted 03/02/2013 by PrettyLovelyDee Dee
You are more then likely having a misscarriage. I have had two misscarriages I started out bleeding lightly and then it got heavier and heavier. The first misscarriage that I had I did not know what the heck was going on. But the second one that I had I was ready for the baby to come out. So you are probally going to have a misscarriageposted 03/02/2013 by PrettyLovelyDee Dee
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I like this. I can't really say why, maybe it's peaceful or maybe it has an elegant sort of loneliness to it, but I like it.
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Those in aircraft path take issue with noisy cargo flights
A recent Folsom City Council approval had some locals voicing disapproval. At the Tuesday meeting, a presentation by city staff, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Sacramento County Airports Systems (SCAS) was given to council regarding the creation of a standard terminal arrival route (STAR) for a new approach pattern into Mather Field. "We are working with contingents to propose a standard terminal arrival route, STAR, to look at where flights currently operate and provide means on how to operate in a more environmentally friendly manner to minimize noise … and pollution … for a clean aircraft," said Glen Rickelton, SCAS airport manager. Rickelton said they were asking for city council to support the idea to move forward. Council unanimously approved. Gina Swankie, communication and media officer with SCAS, said there has been a long history of concern over noise at Mather Field. "With the transition from military to civilian, we take concerns seriously in a way to allow Mather to operate in a responsible way," Swankie said. "Airport system continues to work with the community to address the noise issues. This is a collaborative effort to work towards solutions to environmental concerns regarding emissions, efficiency of operations and noise." She said the approval is one effort and one step to move forward in that process. Rickelton said the next step is the environmental process so they can have this implemented by next year. "We realize that this effects Folsom, so we will continue to work forward on this and collaboratively work together on this," Rickelton said. At the council meeting, many people spoke out against the issue. Glen Otey has lived in Folsom for 13 years and is concerned about the noise. "Sacramento County has lost $6.4 million operating Mather Airport over the past seven years," Otey said. "Mather cargo is down to one fourth of the tonnage of 10 years ago, and FAA forecasts only 1.5 percent growth annually for 20 years. Two third of our cargo goes through Sacramento International where air traffic isn't an issue." Otey also offered suggestions. "FAA shouldn't develop a STAR. FAA should stop wasting taxpayer dollars on unneeded capabilities, and urge UPS, the only regular carrier, to move back to Sacramento International where everything needed for expanded cargo operations is either in place or in the approved master plan," Otey said. Chuck Coalson, 67, has lived in Folsom since 1968 and also raised a ruckus over noise. "I don't see this as a solution to the problem," Coalson said. "FAA and SCAS have claimed this in years past … and the noise reduction to keep it from having a disruptive noise impact on the residents of Folsom has not helped." He said their plans to minimize noise won't be noticeable by most residents. "I hope people would become more aware of their surroundings and what will happen if they make Mather the cargo hub, which they stated in their plans," Coalson said. "It will impact so many people and be devastating to the Folsom area." Mike Coffman, 57, has lived in Folsom since 1991. "I hope air cargo is moved back to Sacramento International from Mather," Coffman said. "I don't want Mather to be moved at all, it's great for general aviation and recreational pilots. It's a great facility and should be used, but not when affecting the general public (with) air cargo." For more information, visit folsom.ca.us.


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Are Americans too squeamish to vaporize Baghdad, should the need arise? This prospect has been on the mind of National Review editor Rich Lowry lately. It's one reason he thinks old-fashioned deterrence—mutually assured destruction—can't be counted on to keep us safe from any nuke-tipped missiles wielded by "rogue states."
Lowry raised the issue in a column advocating national missile defense and critiquing my own critique of missile defense. He wrote: "It is not necessarily a certainty that the U.S. would be willing to make such a [retaliatory] strike, and as long as there is the barest hint of uncertainty about this, an attack on the U.S. might not be an act of suicidal madness."
Before proceeding to the main issue—whether America would indeed pull the trigger—note the bizarre analysis in which Lowry embeds it. He says that a nuclear attack on the United States wouldn't necessarily be crazy so long as there were "the barest hint of uncertainty" about American retaliation. So, if Saddam Hussein decides that the chances of an attack on America leading to his death have dropped from 100 percent to 98 percent, then it wouldn't be crazy for him to attack? I hold even the most roguish dictators to a higher standard of rationality than that.
Certainly during the Cold War, when deterrence was a consensus doctrine, nobody considered a 100-percent chance of retaliation a prerequisite for continued peace. The idea was that, given the intense human fear of death, any large chance of its ensuing—90 percent, 80 percent—has a reliably inhibiting effect.
Still, during the Cold War we tried to keep the chances of successful retaliation pretty high. (That was the idea behind the Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty's ban on missile defense.) And I agree that we wouldn't want them to drop too low. Is there really a danger of that?
Not much of one. Lowry has presumably never lived in a nation with a true war mentality. Neither have I, but I guarantee you that if an Iraqi missile took out mid-town Manhattan, you would see a recalibration of America's bourgeois moral sensibilities. Overnight, the nation would move toward a World-War-II mindset, which countenanced the wholesale slaughter of civilians in various cities, not just Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Besides, even if America balked at nuclear retaliation, does Lowry think there's any chance that America's military would rest before Saddam Hussein were either dead or in prison awaiting trial? Does Lowry think Hussein could possibly think that?
If anyone does suffer from that illusion, there's an easy fix. The assassination of foreign leaders is now banned by executive order. Maybe that law needs a loophole: National political and military leaders whose nations launch a nuclear strike against any other nation can legally be assassinated via covert American action. And America is free to use any tools, ranging from Oswald-type marksmanship to cruise missiles to special-forces helicopters descending on country villas to bunker-busting bombs. And if circumstances don't permit a clean kill, and dozens or hundreds or even thousands of innocent people must die—well, nobody ever said the deterrence business isn't messy.
Such a law may strike some people as extreme. But compared to what? Compared to spending a jillion dollars on a missile shield that not only may not work, but in various ways may actually increase the chances of nuclear war? (Click here to read a "Foreigners" column in favor of legalizing assassination.)
Of the several pro-missile-defense points raised in Lowry's column, there's only one that I haven't addressed either above or in my previous reply: He worries that a rogue state could use nuclear missiles without actually launching them. Thus, Saddam Hussein's mere possession of nukes could have intimidated the United States into not intervening in Kuwait. This scenario first got prominent airplay months ago, when Donald Rumsfeld trotted it out after missile-defense critics started asking why old-fashioned deterrence wouldn't work against the Saddam Husseins of the world.


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This is our first week, and no I didn't see a big difference in this week's grocery bill. Really, I think we'll save $ this month, not eating out, and making things from scratch instead of buying prepared food.
We did buy organic/grass fed meat already though.


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