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We have been struggling again with Alex. His behaviors have been challenging to say the least. I know that part of it is this whole teenage transformation that is going on but there is also something else going on that I have been struggling to put my finger on. I've been searching high & low for anyone who can help me shed some light on this because I feel like we are at a serious cross roads here & how we handle this could make marks that last forever. One of the strategies that we are currently taking is to have Alex be a LOT more active, like seriously active. We have one of the girls from his class taking him a couple times a week for activity based play time, he came home from his first one on Friday nice & mellow.
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So mellow in fact that Saturday he really just wanted to hang out at home which was fine with me because I had a new recipe in my head I needed to work out. He lounged, in & out of the tub, in my bed with his iPad & generally had a lazy day (minus our quick run to the grocery store & Starbucks) while I cooked up what was in my head. It was a really relaxing, lovely day honestly.
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365:42 Then this morning we slept late & by about 11:30 it was pretty clear that he was full of energy again & I had a choice... keep him inside because it was raining or get out because the destruction was about to take over. After a quick phone call to my sister Anna we had a destination. I had recently heard a discussion at my Weight Watchers meeting about these stairs up a hill in San Jose, somehow with just that info we managed to find our way. Anna, Robby, Alex & I thought it was really cool, like 8 flights of stairs up a hill we went up & down 2 1/2 times plus walked on the trail around the area. Alex was/is pooped. He was mellow again tonight. Tomorrow is school & then his activity date in the afternoon. I'm praying that this holds up & that we can keep going. It seems so simple & really something that we all need... more activity.


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In celebration of Theatre Cedar Rapids' 80th season, Orchestra Iowa and Theatre Cedar Rapids team up to present the concert version of Iowa's most well-known contribution to musical theatre - The Music Man.
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Is Hitachi a fading brand?comments (24) January 27th, 2011 in Blogs
Everytime we're planning a tool review for the magazine, there is a meeting to discuss how the article will be handled. One question that is always raised: "how many tools are we testing, and which brands?"
The brands included will obviously depend on the category of tool being tested, but it's a good bet that you will see the same names popping up in 75% of the reviews in our magazine. Bosch, Milwaukee, Ridgid, DeWalt, and Makita always seem to be included. Lately, though, Hitachi has me second-guessing things.
Let me explain...
On the one hand, Fine Homebuilding has an unwritten rule to avoid unnecessarily slamming a tool that we feel is a lemon. What does this mean? Well, it means that we won't go out of our way to write a Tools & Materials column about a circular saw just to say that it's a piece of junk, that is unless we feel that lots of our readers are likely to buy it and end up disappointed.
But in full-category tool reviews, those same rules don't necessarily apply. Sometimes it's a call we have to make during the research stage... "is the Craftsman circular saw meant to compete with these other high-dollar tools from Milwaukee and Makita?" Sometimes it's a call we make after the testing is complete... "Geez, the Ryobi really didn't come close to the average level of performance in this review, maybe we should leave it out."
And that's where I'm at with Hitachi lately. The tools just aren't performing well in our reviews, and though there are obviously some exceptions, this trend seems to be creeping across all of their categories.
I decided to browse through the tool reviews we've done over the 5-10 years, just to see how Hitachi fared. Before you accuse me of cherrypicking the bad comments, I will admit that Hitachi fared well in several reviews. But it seems that when they failed, they failed pretty completely. Here are some excerpts:
- From Cordless Framing Nailers: "After these few positive points, this nailer goes downhill fast. It has the least power of all the guns tested [...] misfired more often than all the other guns we tested combined."
- From Testing 12-in. Sliding Compound Miter Saws: "Hitachi's saw [...]is huge, and I might even
call it garish. [...] the stock blade cuts well, but there is more play in the slides than I would like (about 3⁄32 in.). Also, this was the only saw that arrived with fences out of square [...] and there is no mention of how to adjust them in the manual."
- From A Look Into Corldess Combo Kits: "The tools in Hitachi's cordless combo kit look more ergonomic than they feel. The saw [...] bogged down in our power test and displayed little endurance."
- From 18v Li-ion Hammer drill/drivers: "This tool is a disappointment", "The grip is too large to be comfortable, and its rubber coating [...] quickly irritated my hand."
- From Reciprocating Saw Showdown: "We found the saw bulky and awkward to handle."
- From the upcoming review of 12v Li-Ion drill/drivers: "a fine little drill for many smaller tasks, but did not stand up to the competition"
So what do you think? Rumor has it that some of the quality issues stem from Japan dictating what the U.S. wants, whether it's what we really want or not. But whatever the reason, the larger question remains: Is the once-respected Hitachi, maker of some of the most solid framing tools and miter saws in the history of the industry, going the way of cheaply-made throw-away tools?
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I am not happy with the framing nailer.. It has more hang ups than my Paslodes and it has been relegated to the back up for the back up..
But I have fifteen 18v LION batteries, 3 chargers and about 20 tools to go with them and they have survived everything my guys and I can throw at them with flying colors.. They have fallen off roofs and ladders and bounced back every time, One of my guys ran a circular saw over a rattle gun and tore it up pretty good (Yea, I know.. WTF???)but it still runs every day.. I have worked the rattle guns so hard I had to put them in the freezer so we could hold them (really)to get the job done, drilled through anything my 1/2 inch corded drills will go through, use the recip saw for 90% of that kind of work..
This past weekend I was working on a water ski jump ramp and some numb nuts kicked a rattle gun and drill with batteries attached into the drink.. I just dried them out really quick like, recharged the batteries and went back to work.. (numb nuts, however, is still walking with a limp)
You have to realize that the circular saws are not corded and are not designed for long rips and wont push a high tooth count blade but if you stick with 24 teeth it will cut very well..
Boys, I have owned EVERY tool brand and havent found a brand that doenst have some issues with a tool or two.. I used to have a mixture of brands I sold all my 24v Bosch (had no complaints other than battery weight), 18v Makita (except collated screw gun) and 18v Dewalt (total crap)and now run cordless Hitachi exclusively..
I also have a 12 inch slider and other than the 50+lbs weight issue it is a dream to use.. I also have a lot of other corded Hitachis and no problems with any of them..
My ONLY real complaint is that the carry bags that the kits come in are too small.. They need to make one much larger with wheels..
Posted: 4:20 am on January 16th
Posted: 2:29 pm on March 23rd
I own multiple Hitachi, Makita, Milwaukee, Bosch, Dewalt, Delta, Porter-Cable tools.
Posted: 7:45 pm on March 13th
Posted: 7:39 pm on March 13th
I just need to take a deep breath and calm down. I've heard some silly things, but all in all you guys are doing a bang up job.
Posted: 12:01 pm on February 13th
Our reviews of a tool are not influenced by anything other than the tool. Period. We're not "out to get Hitachi", as you suggest. There has just been a noticeable trend, backed by 15 or so comments before yours, that seem to indicate a decline in the brand. I'm not saying "don't buy Hitachi tools!", I'm saying "What happened to Hitachi tools?"
If you knew how many advertisers we've lost because of negative reviews in the magazine, I think you'd feel otherwise about our credibility. Hopefully these companies value the feedback, because in the end, we're just being honest about what we're finding.
Nobody benefits from fluffy reviews that leave out the tough criticisms. Not the readers, and not the tool makers.
Posted: 9:10 am on February 9th
Posted: 8:37 pm on February 7th
The first thing I noticed about the comments is "well I own four Hitachi tools, but......." , and some of the negative reviews about their tools are just downright wrong.
The cordless framing nailer mentioned above? I own one. Just like the Paslode it is great for smooth shank nails in green lumber but will bounce off of any wood that has been around for awhile. I remember leaning over a roof jack and tacking hip rafters together and thinking to myself what a great tool it was. Before that I had a Paslode, and was well aware of its limitations and advantages. Three inch ring shank nails through sheathing? Forget it, but my air nailer will choke on that. FHB lost alot of credibility with me on that one.
I owned one of their 14v impact drivers and used it on a daily basis as well. One of the best impact drivers I've had. I was sad when work got slow and I had to sell it. I have a Makita now, but that little impact gun was light as a feather and tough. I would buy another one in a heartbeat.
I own one of their 10' alien chop saws as well. I had to square up the fence, but that thing is dead to nuts every time. I've had it for two years now and even bought a slider to replace it but refuse to get rid of it. If I just have a few cuts or miters to make, it is my go-to saw.
I've also got their 18 gauge brad nailer. I don't use it alot, but when I do I know exactly what to expect from it. It is a good solid tool.
It is my experience that all major tool brands have been having serious quality control issues lately. Even your favorites. Why FHB has chosen to single out just one is beyond me.
Posted: 9:35 am on February 6th
Posted: 7:53 pm on February 3rd
12days ago. Went to use it first time and the drill stopped 3 times when
trying to drill a hole for an anchor in a block wall . Could t get it to continue and had to get the Makita 18 V to finish the job. I will be returning it tomorrow. I believe your article is right on the button when it comes to the
Hitachi Tools, they used to be real good, but the quality has been going down over the last 5 to 10 years. Wish that article would have come out just a little earlier, I would have chosen some other line. Thanks
Posted: 6:36 pm on February 3rd
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Posted: 10:02 am on February 1st
I also have thrown away my Bosch table saw, and two skill saws, and two jig saws.Stanley tools are junk and all made over seas. They are now with Bostich.
I have(HAD) a lot of dewalt tools. MY 12 compound saw is 12 years old and still running, My dewalt cordless tolls from 8 years ago are still running.
I have thrown out my 6 month old table saw(mexico), 3 week old 12 inch compound saw(made in mexico), cordless battery's only last 3 months( old usa ones can be rebuilt by a battery company like new) Dewalt tools are all made in china and mexico and are a huge let down
It is very sad I had a lot of good tools from great companies. Now a lot of them sold out to compete and we just get the junk and when they break bring them back to the store and send them back to the supplier.
So wake up and do the math
1999 dewalt compound saw 800 new 12 years is 66 bucks a year with no down time
2011 dewalt saw if your lucky 6 months at 600 or 1200 year with a lot of down time
skill saws used to last a year or two now they last 3 to 6 months twice as much
Drill bits last 6 times and there junk, bits don't last at all
Bostich tools don't even work out of the box.
So what is the answer? STOP buying China, mexico,asia and demand a good tool. I will pay more up front to have a tool last and in the long run it is cheaper and no down time.
I still have my 20 year old delta saw and it works great, wasn't cheap but it is a great tool
I took my saw in for repair the dewalt service guy admitted to try to buy up the old used tools because they are better.
I buy American as much as possible and Fes tools are my new favorite because they are the first to come out of the tool trailer and they last. In the long run they will pay for themselves.
Hopefully some American companies will stop trying to compete and make great tools again and we ( if we can find work) buy good tools that will last and we can all make money and it will stay in the USA.
Posted: 8:30 pm on January 31st
Posted: 4:30 pm on January 31st
That being said this is my experience-I have a very used 14v impact driver that is far better than me new PC model, the little grinder has held up to abuse of all sorts and is still going strong. 10"chop saw is good as any. Jig saw broke quickly.
Posted: 2:45 pm on January 31st
I say, do what you have to do to protect your readers. If a product line is failing ... then it is. It's your job to report it and now you have. Thanks. We owe you one for saving us the grief.
Posted: 2:03 pm on January 31st
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My concern is the increasing tact that "reviewers" take doling our superlatives like they were Halloween candy. Every evaluation contains silly superlatives such as "Awesome" "Great" "Must-have" etc. And nary a hint of constructive critisism for fear of upsetting the advertiser.
Keep up the good work..
Posted: 10:12 am on January 31st
It seems silly, but I completely agree with DC, the manga-style redesign didn't inspire confidence.
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In general, Hitachi is one of my "stay away from" power tool brands (just below DeWalt on my list). While I do admit to owning a Hitachi air compressor that I chose for it's high CFM rating and because it was made in Italy and a corded 3/8" drill that I bought in haste for a job - it was only $30. Both have hundreds of hours on them and are still going strong. Still, I wouldn't make a habit out of buying their tools. Their new stuff looks like cheaply made, poorly designed products covered up with hokey plastic flame graphics. They are lagging behind so much now, I assume they will eventually get sold off and swallowed up.
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Educational Institutes in Warangal
Warangal is one of the major districts of Andhra Pradesh offering the best of education and has the best schools and colleges and institutions. This is the 4th largest city of the state and is well known as an educational center for the entire Telangana region. The famous Kakatiya University is in this city. The city is known because of the only Medical College in the entire Telangana Region i.e the "Kakatiya Medical College". The city is also prominent across India and other Foreign Countries because the "Regional Engineering College" which is renamed as "National Institute of Technology" and is a deemed university was established in the year 1959 and is the only one in the entire state and the foundation stone was laid by the then first prime minister of India Jawahar Lal Nehru. The NIT is an important institute for engineering studies on national and international level. The Kakatiya University Pharmacy college is ranked as the 7th best in the world. Such is the prominence of this place in Education.
Not only the colleges but the city also boasts of the best schools in the state and have some of the oldest schools like St Gabriel's School, Fathima School, Warangal Central Public School, Kakatiya High School to name a few. Here in this city you will find schools offering both English and Telugu Medium. The schools are known for the education imparted and the standard they maintain. There are both Residential and Day schools offering the State Board (SSC), Central Board (CBSE) and ICSE syllabus. The students of this city have attained State level ranks in SSC, and also national level ranks in CBSE board.
The city boasts of many Intermediate colleges both government and private colleges. In the recent past one can find many corporate colleges being mushroomed in the entire city and it has become easy for the students in and around the city to get better education and to compete for different level of exams for Engineering and Medicine. These colleges prepare the students for EAMCET Exams, IIT JEE, AIEEE exams. Many have secured good ranks state level and national level.
It can be said that a student can study in the city from KG to PG and it is true.
Professional Colleges and Educational Institutes in Warangal
Universities of Warangal
Kakatiya University
Medical Colleges at Warangal
Kakatiya Medical College
Engineering Colleges at Warangal
Kakatiya Institute of Technology and Sciences (KITS-Wgl)
National Institute of Technology Warangal (formerly known as REC Warangal/Kazipet)
Pathfinder Engineering College, Mamunooru, Warangal.
Christhu Jyothi Institute of Technology and Sciences
Balaji Institute of Technology & Science (BITS)
S R Engineering College, Ananthasagar Warangal.
Vaagdevi College of Engineering, Bollikunta, Warangal.
Pharmacy Colleges at Warangal
Talla Padmavathi College of Pharmacy,Warangal.
S R College of Pharmacy, Ananthasagar Warangal.
Vishwa Teja College of Pharmacy, Nirupamnagar, Warangal
Vaagdevi college of pharmacy,Hanmkonda, Warangal.
Law Colleges
University College of Law, Subedari, Warangal.
Arts & Science Colleges
Govt Polytechnic College, Warangal
CKM college
University Arts & Science College, Subedari
Lal Bahadur College (renowned as LB College).
V.M.R Polytechnic College, Rampur, Warangal
Islamia College MGM Road, Warangal
Mehboobia Panjetan Minority Arts College, Mandi Bazar, Warangal
Schools in Warangal
CBSE Board
Ekasila Public School
Rising Sun Central Public School
St.Peter's Central Public School
Warangal Public School
Warangal Central Public School
State Board
St Gabrial's High School, Kazipet, Warangal
Fathima High School, Kazipet, Warangal
Government Boys High School, Kazipet, Warangal
Government girls High School, Kazipet, Warangal
J S M School , Nakkalagutta, Hanamkonda, Warangal
S R National High School, Advocates Colony, Hanamkonda, Warangal
St. Peters School, Housing Board Colony Hanamkonda, Warangal
Kakatiya High School, Subedari, Warangal
St. Johns High School, Kazipet, Warangal
St Thomas High School, Kazipet, Warangal
Teja International School, Waddepally, Hanamkonda, Warangal
Tejaswi Concept School, Teachers Colony, Hanamkonda, Warangal
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We've noticed a strong trend over the past year. Many consumers assume that the best-value notebooks are the 15.6" "doorbuster" models often advertised during the holidays or in local weekly advertisements. While there are some notebooks that serve up good value at low price points, there are also many duds.
When it comes to the competitive landscape, this slide, which AMD presented back when it previewed Brazos, is entirely too optimistic. According to AMD, its marketing strategy hasn't changed, which why Brazos is going to come under fire. The Zacate APU can go head's-up against Intel's lowest-wattage Core 2-based Celeron processor, but we can't imagine it faring well against competitively-priced Arrandale-based ULV parts. It only matches a Core 2 Duo SU3700 in the amount of power used. In reality, AMD needs to shift the Intel column up a notch to more accurately reflect even the E-series' performance.
|Market Price
|Pavilion dm1z
|Satellite C655D
It turns out that the dual-core, 1 GHz C-50 outperforms the single-core 1.5 GHz E-240. This shouldn't have been a surprise considering many applications are threaded. And even in those that aren't, most of us multi-task fairly well now, presenting our processors with parallelized workloads. However, this hierarchy also applies to gaming performance. Even with a GPU running half as fast, the C-50 benefits from its two cores, which is why it surpasses the E-240 in our gaming benchmarks. This is another stark reminder of how many of our games are CPU-limited.
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Overall, Brazos has one clear advantage: price. But "doorbuster" models aren't the fast track to big profits. At best, companies break even when they sell these notebooks. The high volume of budget notebooks sales is hard to ignore, though. As a result, there has been a big push in the retail market to maintain those low price points, which is why we see system vendors choose cheaper parts to stay profitable. AMD's Brazos platform facilitates notebooks in the $400 range without the negative connotation often associated with Intel's Atom processor.
The problem is that Brazos is competing against other notebooks that offer far better performance. Gateway's NV50A02u is a 15.6" notebook that uses a triple-core Phenom II N830 and sells for $399.99. Even though this is only $50 more than the NV51B08u and the C655D, performance is suddenly pushing the upper-end of Arrandale territory.
Brazos makes a lot more sense in the netbook form factor. For $449.99, the dm1z's retail price tag is competitive with dual-core Atom/Ion2 configurations like the $480 Asus's Eee PC 1215N. The problem is that a $30 price difference doesn't really take the fight to Intel. And it's not immediately clear who wins that face-off either, especially when you consider that an Atom D525 can go toe-to-toe with an E-350.
We were hoping to see an E-350 netbook under $400 because that would be a real winning piece of hardware. A few C-30-based notebooks were recently announced for less than $300. But keep in mind that CPU performance will be below the Atom N455.
When it comes to the entry-level space, we're always going to end up nitpicking smaller performance differences. That's the nature of tiny gaps in pricing. And we're Tom's Hardware, after all. This means that until AMD brings out Llano, Brazos still has a challenge on its hands. Brazos isn't the steamroll AMD was probably hoping for. If AMD really wants to dominate the thin-and-light space, CULVs, and netbooks, it's going to need to help system vendors slash prices another $50 to give Intel's Atom a sound thumping.


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Best Pregnancy Diet: Are You Gaining Weight the Right Way?
by Monica Gullon
Packing on pounds is necessary during pregnancy -- and intimidating. Here's a nutritionist's rundown of how you should eat and why
Eating well during pregnancy is one of the best things you can do for your growing baby. But it can also be a source of anxiety, according to Melissa Dobbins, a spokeswoman for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and prenatal nutrition coordinator at the Centers for Maternal and Fetal Health at NorthShore University HealthSystem in Evanston, Ill.
"We spend our whole lives avoiding weight gain. Yet during pregnancy, we must gain weight healthfully," says Dobbins. "It's kind of freaky for a lot of women."
Here's how to eat right.
Best Pregnancy Diet: First Trimester
Having a hard time keeping food down due to morning sickness? Relax; your body doesn't need any additional calories yet. But you do need to consume more of the following vitamins:
Folic acid (also known as folate)
Which is a B-vitamin that's essential in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy to avoid birth defects. Boost your folate intake by eating extra foods like lean beef, legumes, spinach, whole grains, and pumpkin and sesame seeds.
Which supports your baby's growth and makes more blood to circulate in your bodies. Get it in iron-rich foods, like asparagus, avocados, broccoli, citrus, and fortified breads and cereals.
The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists also recommends that pregnant moms get 0.4 milligrams of folic acid and 27 mg of iron daily in a prenatal vitamin.
Best Pregnancy Diet: Second Trimester
Now is the time to eat more, but you only need about 300 additional calories per day. Make sure they're nutrient-dense, advises Dobbins. It's easy to do, she says, when you add one of these mini-meals daily:
- 1 1/2 cups 2 percent milk + 4 graham cracker squares
- 1 1/2 tablespoons peanut butter + 2 slices whole-grain bread
- 6 ounces yogurt + 1/2 cup granola
- 6 tablespoons hummus + 1 6-inch whole-grain pita
- 1 ounce almonds (about 24) + 1/3 cup raisins
- 1 medium-baked potato + 1 ounce low-fat cheese + 1 cup steamed broccoli
Your calcium needs are the same as when you're not pregnant: 1,000 mg per day, or equivalent to three servings of dairy in your pregnancy diet. Don't skimp on these. Calcium is essential to your baby's developing skeletal system and your own bone health.
Omega-3 fatty acids
Are critical to the growth of your baby's brain and nervous system. The best source of this nutrient is fish, but many women shy away from it due to fear of mercury poisoning. However, it is safe to eat up to 12 oz a week of canned light tuna, salmon, pollock and catfish. You can also get omega-3 fatty acids in your pregnancy diet from walnuts, walnut oil, canola oil, flaxseeds and tofu.
Best Pregnancy Diet: Third Trimester
Your weight gain will start to slow down, and from now on most of it will go toward the baby. You need to up your calorie intake by an additional 100 calories, for a total of about 450 calories more than you were eating before pregnancy.
As the baby grows, you may experience stomach discomfort. Avoid heartburn by eating three small meals and three snacks per day. Eating foods that are high in fiber (like legumes and whole grains) and staying hydrated can help with constipation. The iron in your pregnancy multivitamin may worsen constipation; if the problem becomes severe, talk to your doctor about changing your vitamin formulation.
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A new take on their popular MacAllister boot, this is crafted from Italian leather with waxed cotton laces.
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These Goodyear-welted chukkas are made in America and are as elegant as they are easy to wear.
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Not exactly a brick sole, but the casual "flex-welt" means breaking in these American-made boots is a cinch.
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Camo canvas may be a bold choice, but it definitely adds a stylish punch of pattern to your everyday kit.
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- The Direct Lending Program is not impacted by changes in the economy.
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- Loan Forgiveness Options Increased: Loans consolidated in the Direct Loan program are able to benefit from all loan forgiveness programs the U.S. Department of Education offers to students.
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The forecast for Tuesday's Inauguration Day festivities continues to shift as forecast models adjust to new information. This morning's offering calls for noontime temperatures in the upper 20s, with mostly sunny skies and increasing afternoon winds.
But that all depends on the timing of what forecasters see as a series of weak storms that will be tracking out of the Great Lakes and out to the Atlantic with flurries and snow showers. We could see some of that during the day on Tuesday. For now, however, they're going for sunny and cold. Here's AccuWeather.com's take on Tuesday's weather.
The more immediate concern is for the approach today of the coldest temperatures Maryland has seen in years. Barack Obama's visit to Baltimore on Saturday will be sunny, but uncomfortably cold.
Canadian high pressure is already rolling into the region today (infrared satellite image below), which explains today's sunshine, rising barometer and temperatures that are unlikely to climb above freezing.
The instruments here at The Sun dipped under 32 degrees around 2 a.m. this morning and are unlikely to rise above freezing again until Sunday - four-and-a-half days of freezing weather.
"Winter has definitely settled into the mid-Atlantic," the morning discussion from Sterling observes. "Two straight nights of sub-zero and single-digit wind chills are close at hand."
The first in this series of weak little storms that are expected to barrel through the region over the next week or so is most likely to pass to our north late tonight. Forecasters have posted a 30 percent chance for snow here. But they don't seem very impressed. No more than a half-inch dusting is forecast early Thursday morning, if that. Not much, but a half inch would nearly double our pitiful snow total for the winter (0.6 inch at BWI).
Behind the clipper comes the truly arctic cold air. Thursday will be windy and dry, with temperatures falling after a high in the upper 20s. Wind chills will be driven far lower by gusting above 30 mph. Overnight lows Thursday into Friday will sink to the lower teens - and single digits to the north and west. Friday's high will struggle for 20.
Be thankful the inauguration isn't on the 16th.
Friday night into Saturday will be the coldest period of the week, with lows in Baltimore in the single digits. Thankfully, winds will be light.
As the high moves out to sea, we'll start to get a return flow of air from the South, which will raise humidities and boost temperatures into the upper 20s for Saturday, and above freezing - barely - on Sunday. That's still 10 degrees below the long-term average for this time of year.
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Who here has babies on lactulose?
Peyton's been on it 2 weeks now, 2 x 2.5ml a day. She is on Gaviscon for reflux which made her badly constipated.
It does help but I find with the 2nd dose her poo is running out her. Just 45 mins ago she poo'd so much it came out her nappy, vest and shorts and went all over the sofa. I've tried just 1 x 2.5ml but she is back to being terribly constipated in the morning.
Also, about 15 mins before she goes she squirms in agony as if her insides are twisting, and I thought nothing of it until my Aunty, who is a social worker, says she has clients on this and she says it rips up their insides
I was given a box of micro enemas or "Relaxit" from the GP to squeeze up her bum should things not improve but I'm scared to use them.
Anybody else have any of these problems with lactulose?
We used it once with tot and it all flowed out - that was on Enfamil AR formula. The gaviscon, I found, gave her playdoh poos which she got used to after a week or so.
Doctors can also prescribe Movicol for constipation in babies - no experience of it but may be an alternative for you.
Also, now we're back on normal formula, I've replaced tot's gaviscon with Carobel which is seemingly a natural milk thickener and easier on the tum - tis made by Cow and Gate
That's interesting Roo as before she was put on lactulose I was told there was no alternative to gaviscon, as I asked about that first.
Thanks for that info, very helpful!
Hi - not sure if this helps, but I was prescribed latulose.
Didn't quite 'rip out my insides', but it does leave you feeling bloated and terribly windy. It's probably that that is making her squirm as it does hurt a bit.
Lactulose is a naturally occuring milk sugar - tummy aches and windiness are common side effects and it's nothing to be feared - 99% of the time it's just a matter of tweaking the dose. It sounds like your little one is having too much for her needs.
Constipation can be caused by several things - hardened dry poo, lack of "bulk", motility issues. Lactulose draws water into the stools making them runnier but doesn't solve other causes of constipation.
I needed lactulose to counteract the effect of some drugs I needed during pregnancy (yes did get cramps from it and it made me vomit). My little girl was on lactulose long term as she has some bowel damage and her hypoallergenic formula and reflux medications slowed her movements down. She tried movicol but we found it no better.
Hope you find the right balance soon.
Thanks for the advice. Doctor explained to me what it does but your description was far more simplied so thank you lol.
I'm just gonna have to persevere with the doseage and see how we go. Thanks ladies.
Why don't you try 1.5 mls twice a day? You might be better to try and get 2 doses down and hopefully regulate the bowel rather than kick start it with 1 x 2,5ml dose. This worked for Libby
Yeah we're gonna cut it right back as of tomorrow I think.
Thanks for all the advice
i just gave lactulose to my son and he cried a sharp piercing cry for 5 mins after it..... not sure if its working as its the first dose .... i gave him 2 mil, instead of 2.5, and hes on nutranmigen hypoallergenic formula, along with zantac and domperidone for reflux and gaviscon but as sum of u the Gaviscon makes him constipated so he needs lactulose but im scared hes guna scream again


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Tallahassee, Fla. -- If you're not familiar with the Life Safer F-C 100, then you probably were never hit with a DUI.
The car ignition interlock device won't start a car if the vehicle's driver has a BAC of .05 or more. A bill in the Florida house is hoping to use this device as a stiffer penalty for first time DUI offenders.
"The whole objective of this bill is to simply expand the utilization of this technology because it actually alters behavior and allows people to keep working and supporting their families, but it truly changes behavior and puts tighter restrictions on the alcohol limit," Rep. Dennis K. Baxley, HB 479 Sponsor, said.
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A similar measure passed on the house floor but didn't make it out of Senate committees last year. The bill made it through the House's Transportation and Highway Safety subcommittee earlier today
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Strong winds will batter most parts of Victoria before a cold front sets in at midnight, bringing with it rain and potential gusts of up to 100km/h.
Bureau of Meteorology senior forecaster Dean Stewart said although Melburnians can look forward to a mostly sunny and dry day, patchy showers will hit in the evening, along with a cold front.
"It will not be anywhere near as strong as the wind two weeks ago, but still strong enough to see damage around the area," Mr Stewart said.
He said winds have already picked up at Melbourne Airport, with gusts reaching up to 70km/h by 6.30am on Tuesday.
"But the strongest winds will be tonight," he said.
The maximum temperature for Melbourne is forecast to be 15 degrees, but wind chill will make it feel colder, Mr Stewart said.
"For example, at 6.30am it's 11 degrees, but it feels like 6 degrees," he said.
The bureau has released a severe weather warning for the Wimmera, north central, south-west, central and west and south Gippsland as peak gusts of up to 100km/h are forecast to hit the areas.
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Attorney: Winstead shooter's mom made poor 'judgment calls' in attempted coverup
The fatal April shooting that fostered a movement against violence on the streets of Wilkes-Barre appeared to be an accident compounded by a panicked teen's flailing attempt at a coverup, investigators said Wednesday.
After the shooting, in the bedroom of a Hill Street home, 13-year-old Elijah Yussuf moved the body of his dying friend, Tyler Winstead, to the sidewalk outside the home and concocted a story that the boy had been wounded by a drive-by assailant, investigators said.
Investigators revealed details of the shooting, which had been kept secret as Yussuf's case moved through the juvenile court system, in a criminal complaint charging Yussuf's mother with aiding the cover up.
Investigators charged Angelina P. Deabreu, 30, with tampering with evidence, corruption of minors and making false reports to law enforcement, all misdemeanors.
Deabreu was not home at the time of the shooting but removed the gun and deleted photographs from a cell phone that showed there were guns in the home, investigators said.
Deabreu's attorney, Tom Marsilio, conceded she "made some judgment calls that were not in her best interest."
"As a result of trying to protect (her son, Yussuf), she now has to answer to these charges and she will," Marsilio said.
Deabreu is scheduled for arraignment Friday morning before Magisterial District Judge Rick Cronauer in Wilkes-Barre.
Marsilio said they are open to working out a plea agreement.
Aside from the charges against Deabreu, the affidavit offered investigators an avenue to disclose the details of Winstead's death, which has torn at his family and his community.
Initially reported by Yussuf as a drive by, police searched for a vehicle believed to be involved. When a witness said she never heard a gunshot or saw the alleged vehicle, investigators backed away from the drive-by theory.
Yussuf told reporters the gunfire erupted as he and Winstead, an eighth-grade honors student at GAR Junior/Senior Memorial High School, walked home from playing basketball at the Catholic Youth Center, five blocks away on North Washington Street.
The drive-by theory appeared to evaporate as investigators searched Yussuf's home twice in the two weeks following the shooting. They seized dozens of items, including a computer and a bottle of bleach. A detective used a device to search the home for metal fragments.
Eventually, Yussuf confessed, investigators said.
The boy told police he pulled a .22-caliber revolver from a hollowed out book and held it, finger on the trigger. When he turned toward Winstead, he said, the gun fired.
A bullet struck Winstead in the chest. Yussuf said he panicked and placed the gun back in the book and moved Winstead's body to the sidewalk.
Yussuf called 911 and then attempted to hide the bullet casing, investigators said.
Yussuf is awaiting Nov. 2 sentencing on an undisclosed charge in juvenile court.
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