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My DD is 5 month old and I love her dearly but she wants me to carry her all the time. I think I've spoiled her somewhat because I always have her in the Baby Bjorn and she has gotten used to being close to me. Now that she is 5 month old she is getting heavy and I can't carry her all the time in it. When I go to set her down she cries. When I pick her up she is fine. Should I just let her cry a little to have her get used to being on her own? I want her to have more floor time anyway to develop her neck muscles. I think when she starts crawling it will be better because she can follow me around the house. Anyone else gone through this before?
Baby wants to be carried ALL THE TIME!
I have. I've also noticed when I put my DD down she will cry and protest for a second but then will start to play.
Have you got your child a jumperoo or similar toy? This is what I started putting my daughter in when I put her down. The jumperoo is fun and keeps her interest.
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I think you will have to put her down at some point and let her cry a little. Try to stay within her sight and give her something to entertain her that will take her mind off not being held. After being held for 5 months, she will have to be weaned off being held by you. Like PP said the jumperoo's are great. My LO hates the exersaucer, she crys the minute I put her in it. But she loves her jumperoo and also the play mat. Just find something that she is comfortable in and likes. GL!
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I went through this a little. But early. My DS grew really fast (he was 15 lbs. at 2 months!), but thankfully he's slowed down (9 mos. and only 22 lbs. now). Anyway, I hated to hear him cry and fuss, but I had to not pick him up for me - my body couldn't take it and I couldn't get anything done. I think like brinarina81 said, you're going to have to wean her off of being carried. Try to distract her with toys, and let her know that you're still there, just not attached to her. She'll get used to it. Good luck!
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I have been there too. AND still there... no matter where I put him, he will cry until I hold him. I have tried the swing, the jump, the bouncer, the chairs, the pack and play, the crib the couch the floor..etc... and he will not stay. I decided one day just to let him cry and guess what??? He cried for 4 hours .. His voice was almost all gone.. so I have to carry him around ALL the time he just turned 7 months and he is over 20 pounds.. So, my arms and my back are killing me...
My approaching 4 month old is the same way...she loves to be held and she also hates the rear facing care seat. Unless someones in the back seat she will cry the entire destination. I feel like I am home bond sometimes or we walk. Does anyone have any advice?
My daughter's like that too.
She loves to be held all the time. It's tough carrying around a 20-pound 7-month-old. I have a Baby Einstein play gym, and I put her down there and put the music on, so it'll distract her from me long enough to let me get some work done. And if that stops working, I put her on the floor and put random things in her reach so she can play. I guess, basically, as long as I'm in her view, she doesn't mind. The girl is mad dependent, but the thing is, I kinda want her to be dependent on me. But at the same time, I wanna get things done.
As far as the carseat thing goes, my daughter's still that way. When I'm driving alone with her, and she cries like that, it gets extremely tough. Honestly, I barely think it's even safe, having a baby screech and cry like that while you're driving, because it's like you want to pay attention to your baby but can't because you're driving. What I do is, if needed, I pull over to the side of the road (and if it's dark, I go some place well lit, like a restaurant parking lot or something) and I comfort her. If she's hungry, I feed her, then I make sure she's clean, then I put her back and pray that she falls asleep or at the very least, stays quiet and content. Or if I can help it, I try to get someone to drive with me. Better to be safe and sane, ya know?
my 8month old has seem to began the cycle. It's been going on for about 2 weeks now.He will cry when I walk out of the room, when I stand up in the same room, and sometimes just because I'm not holding him.He's sometimes content when I'm sitting down in the living room watching the cartoon shows with him but he'll turn around multiple times to make sure I'm still there. I didn't think that he would start this cycle because he has older sibling who always want to play with him and even though that's still not stopping him from wanting me to carry himaround or just to pick him up whenever he wants. It's hard to just let him cry but I'm trying. What other advice can I get? Please help I'm getting wornout.
I need help too. If I am sitting on the floor, my son can play on his own. However if I stand up or go to bathroom, he starts to cry. I really don't know what to do. He is getting heavier for me to hold him all the time. He did the same thin at babysitter. I really need help. I tried to let him cry out and not pick him up. It only makes it worse. He hold on to me even more and will not play on his own for couple days. HELP!!!
I'm so glad I'm not the only one with this problem. My 3 mth dd also likes to be held all the time. I carry her in a Moby wrap to get around the house. I'm also nursing so I feel like I cant leave the house. I cant seem to get her to sleep on her own unless she's in the swaddleme, When I put her down after she falls asleep she wakes up so, I have to carry her all day unless she's nursing, We've started tummy time but she only lasts a few minutes before getting fussy. I'm gonna look up the jumparro. Thanks for sharing your experiences.


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Well I have made it, the video for the embellished ladder stitch bracelet! I have made this bracelet in many colors and wear it often in my videos. So many of you have requested this easy yet impactful pattern! I only used 4 colors of 11/0 seed beads to embellish the 8/0 ladder stitch, but the color choices are endless!
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Thank you Carla. I am on my seventh bracelet following your wonderful video. I have made three with a base of 8/0 seed bead and three with a base of 6/0 seed beads. I made the 8/0's is delicate galvanized shades and the 6/0 in bold metallic colors. I am so thankful that Auntie's has carried a great assortment of Duracoat beads for the bases. My seventh will be made with metal beads.Reviewed by: Paula Hodgkins from Yarmouth Maine. on 3/6/2014
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I also made this style with size 8, black Delica beads and sz 11 silver lined crystal beads. I actually misunderstood the directions and sewed into each row of size 8's, which gave it a totally diffrent look, but it's still a beautiful bracelet! For the closure I used a vintage button. This is the very first time I've done the ladder stitch, thanks to your wonderful video. I also would love to have the printed version :-) Thanks again for your great videos, LindaReviewed by: Linda Frantz from Reading PA. on 9/23/2012
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I am very new to beading and jewelry making and found Karla's videos on my iPad YouTube one day. She inspired me to try out jewelry making and this bracelet was my first project I tried out. I didn't have the same beads but used triangle ones in the center and seeds for embelishment. The triangle were a bit hard to manage but worked. The bracelet came out amazing! Looks very expensive and I got such great comments from my friends! Thank you Karla!Reviewed by: Connie Hunter from Henrietta, NY. on 9/20/2012
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I love the look of this bracelet, its very elegant. But, I've watched the video a few times and can't get the instructions right. I know it's a small item but your fingers are in the way and sometimes I can't tell which direction you're coming from. Do you have the instructions in writing so I can follow the video and written? Thanks for all your videos, I've learned to do so many wonderful things with them...Reviewed by: Denise Brislin from Florida. on 9/18/2012
I made this bracelet today in shades of browns and golds. The instructions are fantastic. I would love to get a print version to keep with my patterns. Is this possible? Everyone should made this one for sure. Thanks. I love all the videos.Reviewed by: Eileen Daum from Caldwell,NJ. on 9/15/2012
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This video was easy to follow. The fingers did get in the way at times, but the video angles were great. I completed a bracelet in no time at all with orange, melon, and cream. Turned out beautifully. Now, onto the necklace. Thank you soooo much.Reviewed by: Cheryl from Fort Myers, Florida. on 8/27/2013
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A large Inn on the old Ipswich to Cambridge road through the village. A garden with a children's play area leads off the car park beside the pub. Inside choose between the community minded front bar, hosting varied charity events throughout the year, a games room, comfortable conservatory and a spacious restaurant at the rear. Wholesome home cooked food is served.
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Moscow, 1955. Incurring the wrath of all the grim-faced Soviets in Russia isn't enough to stop a group of splashy young swingers from showing their true colors. Hipsters is a tender love story wrapped in an infectiously fun musical.
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Since I hardly draw bg ponies...Some sleepy Octavia goodness.
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Oh yeah, that's definitely me on weekdays. Ha. sleep tight, Octy. Nice art, by the way!
OH, sorry! *closes door quietly*
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It looks as though it's happening again, surprisingly so, given the youth of the defense and how the offense has reshaped itself on the fly after trading receiver Randy Moss in early October.
|Deion Branch celebrates after he and the Patriots took the Bears by surprise with a 59-yard touchdown just before halftime for a 33-0 lead.
Defensive lineman Vince Wilfork was around for two of those special seasons, so he knows a good thing when he's part of it. This is it.
"We're capable of a lot," Wilfork said in a jubilant locker room following Sunday's 36-7 snowplowing of the 9-4 Chicago Bears in snowy, windy conditions at Soldier Field. "The past two weeks, you've seen what we can do if we go out and play as a team and don't make stupid mistakes. It doesn't shock us these past two weeks."
It might not have shocked them -- the blowout of the Bears following a 45-3 pasting of the Jets on Monday night -- but it certainly has surprised many others.
Few saw the Patriots, now at 11-2 and having clinched a playoff berth, as an elite club at the start of the season. Too young. Too many questions on the coaching staff with Bill Belichick not naming offensive and defensive coordinators. Some even questioned if quarterback Tom Brady still had the necessary commitment since he wasn't spending full offseasons at the team facility.
Any questions now?
This is how fast expectations shift. Some of those same people are now stating it will be a disappointment if this club doesn't advance to the Super Bowl.
What most New Englanders can agree on, especially after another party in the snow (the Patriots are 10-0 in snow under Belichick), is that this ride has been one of the most enjoyable to this point because it has been so unexpected.
One can see how much Belichick himself is enjoying it. After saying how proud he was of his players in his postgame remarks, he decided to celebrate with them afterward, mingling with them in the locker room as reporters conducted interviews. Belichick stopped to chat with any reporter who approached him, making the postgame scene different from the norm.
It was a case of Belichick lowering his guard, which is likely a result of him knowing, at this point of the season, what he has in his locker room. It might not be the most talented team of his 11-year tenure, but it's the right mix of veteran leaders and athletic, fast youngsters -- which is to say this team is the anti-2009 Patriots.
Belichick's message is getting through, which was clear when almost every player, when asked about crushing the Bears, mentioned how the team had a big challenge ahead next Sunday against Green Bay.
That talking point had Belichick's fingerprints all over it. Always looking ahead to the next challenge, even after making a resounding statement to the rest of the NFL over the past six days.
"It's good, but we're just going to keep playing," Belichick said of the team's clinching a playoff berth. "I'm sure when the end of the season comes, someone will tell us what we need to do."
The way Brady and the Patriots are playing, it's not a stretch to say that could come Feb. 6 at Cowboys Stadium in Super Bowl XLV. Confidence is clearly growing among players.
"We're capable of a lot," safety James Sanders said. "We have a lot of experience, a lot of youth, playmaking ability, athleticism, and you don't see that too often. We're playing good at the right time."
Asked if he has the feeling that something special could be happening, Sanders said, "It could be. But the key is that we have to keep getting better week to week. If we do that, the sky is the limit. Our coach demands a lot out of us each and every week and we demand a lot from ourselves. We're going to strive to be the best team we can be and play our best football at the right time, and if we do that, anything is possible."
Part of what seems to be keeping the team hungry is that "anything" also includes a blowout loss. The Patriots still talk about their last defeat -- a 34-14 thumping by the Cleveland Browns on Nov. 7 -- as if it happened last week, which is why offensive lineman Logan Mankins said players aren't about to believe the hype. That message, "Don't believe the hype," is on a sign that players see every time they exit their facility at Gillette Stadium.
"You just look back at a game like that and that keeps you motivated, where you can never let up and stay practicing hard and lifting hard, studying film," Mankins said. "I think that has helped everyone stay focused on the job at hand."
"All we have to focus on is writing our story each and every week," added tight end Alge Crumpler, one of the team's captains. "I think the worst thing that can happen is for any of us to look ahead. We've been very focused on the task at hand."
The next chapter comes Sunday at home against a Green Bay team that could be without quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who left Sunday's loss to the Detroit Lions with a concussion.
The way the Patriots are playing, look out. Just ask the Jets and Bears.
"We played 60 minutes of football; we always talk about that and finishing games, and for the first time this year, in back-to-back weeks, I think we've been very, very close," Wilfork said. "When we play like that, we can do a lot. It's all on us."
We've seen it before -- a team that is well-coached, plays well in nasty weather, has a quarterback playing MVP-caliber football, and gets better as the calendar turns to November and December.
The New England Patriots are back atop the NFL, having put themselves in position to potentially write another Super story.
Mike Reiss covers the Patriots for ESPN Boston. You can follow him on Twitter or leave a question for his weekly mailbag.


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He said that his biggest fear was of dying.
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Following the recent election and the Supreme Court's decision last summer to uphold the Patient Protection and Affordability Act (PPACA), attention has turned to implementing health care reform. Employers must carefully evaluate their benefit programs and practices to ensure compliance, even though final guidance on various provisions has yet to be issued or clarified.
"Most employers are already affected by early enactments of the law, but uncertainty still looms," said Pam Legge, senior vice president with BB&T - John Burnham Insurance. "Benefit consultants will be an important resource for companies as they evaluate their employee programs and implement changes to avoid penalties."
Reforms enacted in 2010 and 2011 extended dependent coverage to age 26, added certain preventive care services at no cost to members (with an expansion of services for women beginning in 2012), and eliminated pre-existing conditions for members under age 19.
"The most sweeping changes of the new law take effect in 2014 when most individuals must obtain acceptable health insurance coverage or pay a penalty," Legge said. "Employers are also impacted and those with 50-plus employees that do not offer coverage will face penalties if any employee receives a government subsidy for health coverage."
The penalty amount is up to $2,000 annually for each full-time employee, excluding the first 30. For employers who do offer coverage, but whose employees qualify to receive tax credits, a fine of $3,000 for each worker receiving the credit will be imposed up to an aggregate cap of $2,000 per full-time employee.
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"For plans renewing after September 23, 2012, employers must provide a uniform summary of benefits and coverage (SBCs) to all eligible employees, dependents and COBRA beneficiaries," Durie said. "Willful non-compliance the first year carries a penalty of $1,000 per enrollee. Employers must also report the aggregate cost of employer-sponsored group health coverage on employee W2s to be issued by Jan. 31, 2013."
The health care law limits salary reduction contributions to Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) to $2,500 per year beginning 2013, indexed by the consumer price index (CPI) for subsequent years. New taxes on high wage earners include increasing the Medicare payroll tax by 0.9 percent (the employer portion remains the same) and charging a 3.8 percent tax on unearned income.
"There are many provisions of the PPACA and the ones we've highlighted are the most onerous to employers," Legge said. "This is a critical time for employers to access reliable resources with the expertise to help them make the decisions necessary to keep their plans compliant and competitive."
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General considerations for when and how to take the medication include the following:
*Neulasta comes as an injection that is given under the skin. It is given once per chemotherapy cycle.
* It should not be taken any time within two weeks before to 24 hours after chemotherapy. It is usually taken on the day after chemotherapy (more than 24 hours after chemotherapy).
* If you feel comfortable doing so, you may give yourself the injections. If you would prefer, your healthcare provider can give the injection.
* Never shake Neulasta, as it is a delicate molecule that could be damaged by shaking.
* You will need regular blood tests while taking this medication to see if it is working.
* If you choose to give the injections yourself, make sure you know exactly how to inject Neulasta.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - February 16, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Chaplain Training One-of-a-Kind Program Ky Pat Peterson "The chaplain internship program at St. Luke's and Mercy hospitals is the only joint noman Calholic-Prol- cstsnt chaplain training pro- gram in the U. S. I know said SI. IjAe's Chaplain Rus- sell C. Striffler. The Clinical Pastoral Educa- tion (CPE) program, started in June, l'J71, by Chaplain Striffler, has attracted 28 stu- dents of eight faiths from nine slates and two foreign coun- tries. The present class of interns has four students, the Rev. Louis Gustilo, Brooklyn, N. The chaplain interns meet daily with patients in the hos- pital as part of their train- ing. The Rev. John Fahr, left, spent some time with the Rev. Charles Sommers while he was in the hospital. Be- low, the Rev. Russell Striffler, left, goes over some lesson material with the Rev. Leon Bolen and the Rev. David Tuiring. 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The general secretary of Wes eyan Sunday schools, Dr. C Dale Emery of Marion, Ind., wi! speak on the subject, "Th Twentieth Century Imperative or the Twentieth Century Con Dr. Emery, an interdenomina ional leader, has held the posi ions of district superintenden and general secretary of Wes eyan Youth before being elect ed to direct the ministry of the Sunday schools for the Wes eyan denomination. The congregation purchased a icw home for the parsonage amily at 110 Thirty-first street W and the old parsonage unii n the church grounds was con- erted into an educational unii ast October. The Rev. Mr. and Jrs. Richard Ernst, will hold an pen house at the parsonage 'om 3 to 7 p.m. Sunday. Church Sets Goal To Double Membership The Rev: Sieg Roeskc an ounccd the Cedar Rapids Scv- nlh Day Advenlist church has et a goal of doubling its mem- ership in 1974. 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Direction The four are under the di- rection of Chaplain Slriffler and the Rev. David Tuiring, associate chaplain at St. Luke's. The CPE program in Cedar Rapids is one of over 200 across the country, but Chap- lain Striffler said it is the only one he knows of teaching clergy of different faiths and working jointly in a Roman Catholic and Methodist hospi- tal. Mercy hospital joined the program this year and pays a portion of the cost. Previous- 1 y, the chaplain interns worked only in St. Luke's. Use Teaching Three of the current interns, Father Gustilo, Pastor Bolen and Pastor Sommers, are on leaves from their congrega- his training in. a teaching situ- ation when lie returns to the Philippines in September. Pastor Bolen plans to leave the parish ministry and enter the chaplaincy. Pastor Fahr plans to make the chaplaincy his career working with geria- tric patients. Pastor Sommers was ill and unable to be present for the interview. Program Chaplain Striffler said the program began in response to demands from various institu- tions and seminaries. Current- ly, most denominations do not require CPE training for ordi- but do offer courses during a student's training. During the year-long pro- gram, the students attend classes, work in various wards of the two hospitals and have church-related func- tions in the hospitals, such as Father Gustilo's weekly Wednesday evening mass. Pastor Bolen said the chap- 1 a i n intern's day usually begins with pre-surgery calls followed by visiting patients in assigned areas of the hospi- tal. They also respond to emergency situations where a patient or family needs a min- ister. Following work in the hospi- tal, the chaplain interns hear lectures in the afternoon from Chaplain Striffler and other people from the community such as social workers, sur- geons, emergency room staff and those working with drug and alcohol abuse. Confession Pastor Tuiring said confes- sion is a basic part of the chaplain's job. He said the chaplain represents a neutral, non-threatening type of person and can sometimes talk to a person better than the per- son's own minister. The pa- tient knows what he tells the tions. Pastor Fahr is a recent chaplain goes no further graduate of Concordia Semi- since it is unlikely he will ever nary, St. Louis. Father Gustilo plans to use Ministerial Assembly Sel By Witnesses Veterans Memorial coliseum is the site of a ministerial con vention of Jehovah's Wit nesses from Iowa and Illinois today and Sunday. Steve Konjevich, the Wit nesses' district supervisor Iron Brooklyn, N. Y., will deliver th address Sunday at 2 p.m. en ;itled "Be Confident of Divine Assembly activities begin Sun day at p.m. with song am prayer followed by the main address. At p.m. there wil be singing followed by a sum mary of "The by R. A. Ross. At p.m. C. E Villard will speak on "Loyalty n the Time of the Kon- evich will speak again at 4 p.m m "Are You Ready for Life in Sod's New The assem- ily closes at p.m. with song ind prayer. Konjevich will speak Sunday I a.m. on "Dedication and Baptism" prior to a total im- lersion baptism at the YWCA ool for about 75 persons. TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 1st Ave. and 5th St. N.E. YMCA Auditorium Sunday School AM Morn. Worship AH Sunday Eve. PM Wed. Nlshl PM Nick Crow-Pastor see the chaplain again. Pastor Tuiring said the chaplain also hears a lot of anger; at the staff for some- thing it did or did not do; al God for'putting him in the hospital, 'or at the family for something that may or may not be related to the illness. Chaplain Striffler told the story of a visit to a patient: "I walked into the room and before I had a chance tell the man who I was, he started cursing about the hospital and the staff. When he finished, I him who I was and he .was very embarrassed. Relationship "After talking to him, we developed a very good rela- tionship. I learned his way of showing his fear for the sur- gery was through his tirade against the hospital." Chaplain Striffler said peo- ple are not as selective about the denomination of the min- ister serving them as they used to bei "Very few people reject a visit by the chaplain. Even those who say they have no religious affiliation are glad a chaplain slops to see he said. Chaplain Slriffler said the THE REV. LOUIS GUSTILO object of the CPE program is 'to teach relationships and hu- manity to [he interns. "Our main job is reaching people. Even though we may not save them in the old sense of the word, we feel we have done something to help them if we can give them an oppor- tunity to clear their con- sciences. Failus c "Unlike doctors, we do not feel we have failed when a pa- tient dies, we feel we have failed only when we are un- able to reach the person and give him the help and under- standing he may he said. Pastor Tuiring said the hos- pital chaplain in no way com-, petes with the local minister, but acts as a supportive ser- vice to him, making calls when he is unable to and re- ferring people to him who wish to talk to him. Pastor Bolen said it was a great relief to get away from budgets, Sunday school pro- grams and administrtive duties after serving as a parish minister 17 years. Satisfying "It is very satisfying to work with the people, a nice change of pace. The human problems are not very dif- ferent in the hospital com- pared with those outside, but access to the patient and the problem is more open in a hospital situation." Pastor Fahr said the most difficult aspect of his work is working with families and pa- tients in the rehabilitation and extended care facilities. He said the most difficult part is getting people to accept the situation and make the best of it. "In those situations, my illness is a great advantage on my part. 1 can show empathy and the patient can accept it because in some ways we arc both in the same shoes. "I came into this program to increase my knowledge so I can help others like others helned me when I had to deal with multiple sclerosis. I know what the worries arc like and I know what I needed at that time. I.would like to be able to help people with their wor- ries and given them support while they adjust to their situ- ations." Communication Father Gustilo said the hard- est thing for him is to work with the residents of Mercy's Hallmar, residential unit for geriatric patients. The hard part he said is communication with people who cannot speak. "It is rewarding to be able to minister, to a patient even if he cannot tell you what he needs. You learn to communi- cate through the eyes and through touch. "One woman was very ill and I did not think she was going to make it. She was un- able to communicate to me but I sensed she wanted some- thing. I laid my hands on her head and said a prayer. When I was done I saw tears coming from her eyes. "The many frustrations of our job 'are overcome by the daily work we do. We know we are always needed 'by someone." Cedar Kaplds 3 Sat., Feb. 16, 1974 Dr. Braaten To Address Conference MT. VERNON A conference on "The Theology and Ethics of he Kingdom of God" will be 'ponsored for ministers and lay- men by the Cornell college reli- ion department Monday on the Cornell campus. Dr. Carl E. Braaten, professor if systematic theology at the -.utheran School of Theology in Chicago, will be the featured speaker. Dr. Braaten will lecture on "The Theology of the King- dom of God" at a.m. and "The Ethics of the King- dom of God" at p.m. Three Cedar Rapids ministers and a Cornell professor will comment on the lectures. The Rev. 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AZAZ, Syria (AP) — Syrian fighter jets screamed through the sky Wednesday over this rebel-held town, dropping bombs that leveled the better part of a poor neighborhood and wounded scores of people, many of them women and children buried under piles of rubble. Activists said more than 20 people were killed.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said 23 people died in the double airstrike and more than 200 were wounded. Mohammed Nour, a local activist reached by phone, put the death toll at 25. Neither figure could be independently confirmed.
Reporters from the Associated Press saw nine dead bodies in the bombings' immediate aftermath, including a baby.
The bombings sent panicked civilians fleeing for cover. So many were wounded that the local hospital locked its doors, directing residents to drive to the nearby Turkish border so the injured could be treated on the other side. One person's remains were bundled into a small satchel.
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Nearby, a woman sat on a pile of bricks that once was her home, cradling a dead baby wrapped in a dirty cloth. Two other bodies lay next to her, covered in blankets. She screamed and threw stones at a TV crew that tried to film her.
The bombing of Azaz, some 30 miles north of Aleppo, shattered the sense of control rebels have sought to project since they took the area from President Bashar Assad's army last month. Azaz is also the town where rebels have been holding 11 Lebanese Shiites they captured in May.
A blast in central Damascus rattled — but did not injure — U.N. observers, followed by the airstrikes in Azaz. And in tense Lebanon, a powerful Shiite clan that backs Assad said it abducted at least 20 Syrians in retaliation for rebels holding one of their relatives captive in Syria. The rebels accuse the Lebanese man of belonging to Hezbollah, a Shiite Lebanese group allied with Syria and Iran.
The bombing of Azaz brought into stark relief the limits of the rebels' expanding control of Syria's north.
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Somthing Complete! by D--MonikWatch
©2012-2016 D--Monik
Ok guys here the finished product.. thanks for all the comments on the inks.. hope you like it colored too I wasn't sure If it would turn out any good but I'm fairly happy with it ATM.
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thats actually a pretty good drawing
very cute
She's really cute ^^
Oh I'm sorry I can't read, brilliant job.
Sorry, but why no nipples?
Smashin' man, well done. Good contrast in the lighting from the right to the left. Nice 80s vibe through that background. Your use of reflections is pretty cool, but could use more of a disrupted shine-on-fur texture rather than the smooth sheen you've gone for. Would've worked for the smooth version, but if you're going to try throwing the fur texture in you should go all the way and push it further. Considering that as well, you might like to just think over the bits of fur that are sticking out over the line work along the direction fur actually grows on animals. At present they're a bit too random. Where they're good to stick out is downward along outward curves like hips, shoulders and tits and out over the edges of clothing (that one you got pretty well). Along the same thought the chest tuft could even be lassoed and flipped around. Keep in mind the straps and bracelets are over her skin, so the edges where they wrap around shouldn't be flush with her outline. I get what you're trying to do with the splayed fur on the tail as well, but the style seems a bit too divergent from the rest of the work.
Delete your palette when you finished too, man. That about it I think.
Delete your palette when you finished too, man. That about it I think.
cute :3
Absolutely fantastic work
Lol no it is not Sally acorn. Could be a relative I suppose by the looks of her. But I'm not into drawing sonic stuff. However Sally has always been one of my fav furry characters since I was a kid
Is that Sally Acorn? 00
And than you said my drawings where better >.< u lier D:
I don't even know why I found this with "Rainbow Dash" tag, but...
It looks beauty
It looks beauty