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Can a 3 month old have allergies?
My baby is 3 months old and for the last month has had sneezing & coughing going on. Lots of congestion. The doctor thought it was just a cold from being in daycare while another doctor thinks its allergies. She has put my baby on zyrtec 1.5mg a day..... Can this be????
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Why do Dr's brush off allergies? I have an 8wk old son and I think he has dairy alleriges like me and others in my family. He's congested, has difficulty eating due to stomach pain, and has a rash all over him now. I wanted cute newborn photos made, but the rash is so bad I'm not investing the money yet. I've been told that it could be a milk allergy but his formula is helping with his much needed weight gain. So therefore I should ignore the fact that he is not tolerating the formula and does not feel well. That's what a mom wants to do, right? My mother said she was given a similar runaround with me when I was a baby. They finally switched my formula and within 3 days, new child. I'd love to just change his formula myself but I'm wondering how that conversation goes. Do I say, "oh yeah, btw, I switched his formula even though you counseled against it....and we're doing well, thanks." Hopefully the ped and I will get on the same page and figure out a solution together...posted 06/14/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
My little one (she is 6 1/2 now) was diagnosed with allergies as weel at 3 months. She had runny nose and congestion. We also did zyrtec (at the time it was not otc). At 1 year we did allergy test. Our DR said that since both my husband and I suffer from allergies, she had 90% of also developing allergies. Good luck!posted 11/17/2009 by hmk03
My 12 month old has had nasal congestion since he was 2 weeks old. He sounds like a purring cat most of the time. I have had him on Zyrtec and now Singulair for several months. Although it seems to help, it is hard to tell if it is truely working in between all of the little colds that he picks up from our older daughter. The ENT says it is too early to tell if it is allergies. I do think that he is allergic to something in the house or outside and that it could possibly be his adnoids causing the congestion. Good luck to you....posted 10/30/2007 by jthornto
I have twin girls and they are 3 months old also, we have gone to see three different doctors and had no luck finding a real solid answer...they dont diagnose allergies so young but they think thats what it could be.I was afraid it maybe Pneumonia or something along those lines, for over a month they both made several doctors vists and the congestion stayed in their throats and nasal area, it has not made it to the lung area but, the weezing, sneezing,coughing and congestion hasnt begun to improve either...HELP!posted 10/04/2007 by Mama925
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My baby is 3 months old and is doing the same exact thing! I called my peds office and they say he is too young to have allergies. They want me to wait a couple more days to see if he gets better and if not bring him in to be checked for an ear infection. I am interested to see if anyone else's peds subscribed the same thing.posted 10/03/2007 by dbaby4ever
my grandson is 2 months old and he is full of cold and he is very congestion, and i try to blow his noise so he can get uncongestion, can you give me some adviceposted 01/18/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
I have a 7 month old who has had a runny, stuffy nose and cough on and off for six weeks. My pediatrician told me she is to young to have allergies and that it is just viral. He also said that after 6 months breast milk does not provide immunity.posted 10/10/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
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I took a prenatal yoga class at Schoolhouse yoga in the strip district. It really helped meeting pregnant Mom's. I know there are a few facebook groups for Pittsburgh moms. And meetup groups. I am in a great group North of the city, Where exactly do you live?
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Good luck and welcome to Pittsburgh! I don't know about groups, but I thought I'd say welcome - I'm 32 weeks today and due on October 18th. My husband has family in Michigan, and we were actually just up there about a month ago.
There is a facebook group called Pittsburgh Baby Troop www.facebook.com/groups/42357602768...
That is also nice.
In Lawrenceville (just East of downtown) there is a place called Shining Light that offers a lot of classes and prenatal yoga.
I've lived here for years...but don't know a lot of other Mom's with little ones..I did meet a lot of nice people in my lamaze class at Magee. Also an Infant care class would have other expectant parents.
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Thanks everyone, I live in the Crafton/Robinson area. I have looked at meetup but I am not familiar with the city at all so its hard for me to judge which ones are close! I will look into the yoga for sure. I'm planning to go to Magee so maybe I'll look into classes they offer.
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rkroberts - We were in Kalamazoo. Hubby has a lot of family in the area. He also went to Kalamazoo College. I live not too far from where you are, and we're due at very similar times. Send me a note sometime if you'd like to see about maybe meeting up sometime. My husband and I are always happy to meet new people, and it would be nice for us as well to know some other people with babies at the same age. Where in Michigan were you?
What a small world, I'm from Battle Creek, which is 15 minutes from Kzoo. I would love to meet up sometime, I'll pass you a note now :)
Welcome to Pittsburgh and congrats on the pregnancy! I have a good friend who lives near Robinson and she goes to a MOPs group. I can't remember the name of the church but if you look up MOPs online I'm sure you can find the one near Robinson.
I went to college in Michigan, Calvin, in Grand Rapids - small world!


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As we suffer through the miserable February deep freeze, a little aural reminder of the hotter latitudes of the world might help. Brooklyn's ambitious and expansive Yeasayer have places beyond this continent in mind. Unashamedly melodramatic, they have the globe-trotting sense of grandeur of Peter Gabriel or (I swear!) Kate Bush (more responsible critics would mention Byrne & Eno's My Life in the Bush of Ghosts). Their songs are crammed full of a dozen things at once—ringing guitars, synth bombast, close-harmony singing, and...is that a bit of an Amen break peeking out of "Sunrise"? What keeps the whole thing from collapsing—and earns them continued press-hype as "Afro-pop"—is a jones for solid rhythms. The content may be bleak, but music that moves this well can't help but bring a sense of uplift and escape. Fellow Brooklynites MGMT play hazy, sun-dappled psychedelic synth-pop. Winter, schminter! Sold out.
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Increasing road accidents in india and reasons behind it
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Why number of road accidents are increasing every day. We all hear about road mishaps everyday in news and are worried about our safety. Many of us are worried about our safety while we get on the road to travel. There is no surety if we will reach our destination safely or not. According to data released by transport department and police thousands of people lost their lives on roads every year. Here are some facts relating to road safety
Why number of road accidents are increasing every day. We all hear about road mishaps everyday in news and are worried about our safety.Many of us are worried about our safety while we get on the road to travel.There is no surety if we will reach our destination safely or not. According to data released by transport department and police thousands of people lost their lives on roads every year.
Here are some facts relating to road safety
a.About 85 percent of all accident deaths occur in developing countries and nearly half in the Asia-Pacific.
b.India accounts for about 10 percent of road accident fatalities worldwide.
c.About 1,275,000 persons are seriously injured on the road every year.
d.Societal cost of annual accidents in India has been estimated at $ 11,000.
e.Professionalism in training of drivers is absent; proportion of untrained drivers is continually on the rise.
There are some major factors contributing for this condition-
First is the negligence of the citizens which is one of the important factors. Every law fails to have its impact if the citizen doesn't support it. Everyone should understand his responsibility in adhering to the laws because it is for their benefit. There are numerous cases of rash driving, drunken driving, driving by children under 18 years. People do not care for the safety of others on the road and drive carelessly. This has lead to creation of complete chaos on the roads especially in metro cities like Delhi or Mumbai.
Pathetic conditions of roads
Pathetic conditions of roads are also responsible for the increasing rate of accident fatalities in the country. Road conditions are not improving with the rate of increasing rate of vehicles and the roads which are present are also not of international standards. The sin of corruption is responsible for this. The contracts of roads are given to contractors of choice by corrupt officials without inspecting their experience and resources. Millions and billions of rupees are spent by government every year by govt but more than 80 % of this money goes into pockets of corrupt officers and politicians.
While the government claims construction of multi lane highways loudly in their advertisements still India doesn't have a single highway like European or American motorways. The roads are not designed with proper methods and the material used in the construction is of substandard quality. In developed country the contractor gives 10 year warranty on the roads constructed but in India the roads start washing away in first rainy season.
Unsafe vehicle design-
It is also a reason behind increasing accidents, but some of you may not be agree with me on this point. Let me elaborate on this. We know the cars which are available in India from international auto companies like BMW or Audi etc can cruise to more than 200kmph without any delay after pushing pedal. But the maximum speed allowed on any road in country is not more than 95 kph (correct me if it's wrong). So who can stop people to violate speed limits when they have rocket under their foot. Most of Indian roads are not safe for driving beyond speeds beyond 70kmph, and believe me most of the accidents occur due to over speeding and loss of control over vehicle high speeds. The international auto companies when launch the models in Indian market generally avoid security features present in their European or American versions to increase their profits. They charge prices for security features like ABS airbags which are strictly required in developed countries. In less developed they take the benefits of loose rules.
lack of proper laws
Another reason is the lack of proper laws and enforcement. The laws for the traffic is obsolete now and don't match with current scenario; also there is less enforcement of existing laws. People generally consider traffic rules to be linked with fines or challans they do not understand the importance of the rule as a measure to protect themselves from mis-hapenings. For e.g. people wear helmet only to save challan and not as a protective instrument.
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The ferry boat by sandas04Watch
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In Stockholm. Had to take a lot of pics to get one with the seagulls in the right places. Tricky fellas.
Snyggt! Du fick med måsen på rätt plats, med rätt vinkel på vingarna..
Grymt bildbibliotek överhuvudtaget.
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You're a patient guy waiting on birds like that. Nice pic.
Love this. Please make it a print or high res download.
Thanks - have not got any high res download yet. Street photographing is only a private pleasure.
When I saw this I immediately thought it was Istanbul - oblidging seagull
Great shot !
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Stunning shot!
pretty awesome shot. With the "mist", was it taken during the morning o.O? Never seen that effect in the city =/
Thanks a lot - the pic was taken on the 3 of december. Have two more photos on deviantART from this special day with sea smoke.
Seagulls, ship, fog, woman, weather... everything is in right place... so it looks like a photo montage Congratulations to your patience
Definitely worth your patience
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Very nice indeed!
totally worth the effort! the seagulls are definitely in the right place!
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Excellent place to stay. Decorated throughout with Turkish handicrafts giving it a very 'local' feel. Incredibly warm and welcoming staff, willing to help with any enquiries you have. Beautiful breakfasts and a lovely rooftop to enjoy the views at sunset. Perfect location for visiting Ephesus and St Johns. There are no security lockers and the building itself remains open, but there always seems to be someone there and rooms themselves are lockable.
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The Bears (1987)
Adrian Belew's Follow Up To Revolver
After playing the hired hand behind Zappa, Bowie & Talking Heads, Adrian Belew finally got himself a power pop band together to dish out a stirring, hyper-pop version of The Beatles, circa 1966/Revolver. Though no stranger to pop melodicism – injecting plenty into Cing Krimson for the last 25 years – Belew sounds so at home with The Bears that it's unfortunate the unit didn't mine this vein beyond two original albums, this one and 1988's Rise and Shine. After those dusty cut-outs found a new market on Ebay, The Bears reunited in 2001 for two studio CDs (Car Caught Fire, EUREKA!) and a live release (Live) that were both loads of fun, but couldn't possibly match the sheer exuberance of this fab debut. Most of The Bears stuff is long out of print, and going for collector's prices at Amazon (HERE).
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It's soul-searching time on snowstorm management. Seattle has unique challenges but also can do better by its citizens.
GOVERNMENT handling of the first blizzard of 2010 did not go well, so state and local officials are reassessing and tweaking snow plans in case Mother Nature strikes again. And in this La Niña winter, she will.
Some changes make a lot of sense:
• The state Department of Transportation (WSDOT) foolishly decided not to open the Interstate 5 express lanes northbound out of the city during the Monday afternoon commute amid the storm, a decision that backed too many cars and buses onto city streets.
A news release from WSDOT and the State Patrol says the departments will "Review how the I-5 express lanes are utilized during snow events, and improve coordinated decision making within WSDOT and with transportation partners about altering normal schedules for reversing the lanes and other operational issues." That's transportation-ese for "We messed up and won't do it again." Please don't.
- This drone footage of inside Bertha's tunnel is like something out of 'Star Wars'
- Seattle City Council kills sale of street for Sodo arena; Sonics fans despair
- Ted Cruz ends his bid for Republican presidential nomination
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• WSDOT and the Patrol wisely plan a new joint-response team that employs a snowplow and a Patrol car to be dispatched to collisions involving buses, semi-trucks and other large vehicles. Many problems involved semis and buses.
• The transportation department will convert pickup trucks into mini-sanders in the interest of greater maneuverability. Smaller vehicles have a better chance to weave through stalled traffic and lay down sand.
• The city of Seattle is in full soul-searching mode on snowstorm management, with the City Council planning a hearing Dec. 14. The city needs quicker access to elevated structures, such as the West Seattle Bridge and the Alaskan Way Viaduct. Vehicles with rock salt will be prepositioned in key locations to be able to get to these places in a more timely manner.
• Mayor Mike McGinn says the city needs to work harder to find the right combination of road-coating materials. A brine mixture was applied vigorously in the days before the storm but it became too diluted and less effective as more snow fell and temperatures dropped. The city will look at various saltlike substances to see which works best.
Seattle has numerous challenges in a snowstorm. We have many hills, poorly trained snow drivers and a tendency for snow to fall as wet mush and then freeze.
It is sometimes not feasible to blunt many effects of a snowstorm, but public officials must keep trying and use best practices to improve on past efforts.


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Welcome to the Motoramic Dash, a quick read of the top automotive stories of the morning:
Audi's march to surpass BMW and Mercedes-Benz as the world's largest builder of luxury cars continues with this concept for next week's Beijing Auto Show, the RS Q3, a 360-hp hot hatch. It says something about the world's priorities that the fantastic Quattro concept can't be built, but this small SUV with the same engine can.
Audi has committed to bringing the Q3 stateside in 2014, and since most Audi models come with a performance variant, the idea of a hotted-up five-door crossover isn't that surprising. With the turbocharged five-cylinder engine, the RS Q3 could hit 60 mph in 5.2 seconds and a top speed of more than 160 mph -- pure sports car territory. Some concepts show where the auto industry might go; with the RS Q3, Audi's showing us where it's already made up its mind to do.
Other stories this morning:
Volkswagen expected to approve Mexican factory for Audi: That drive for world domination will require some new factories; instead of adding onto or expanding VW's Tennessee plant, Volkswagen officials will put Audi's first North American plant in Mexico. (Bloomberg)
GM lab damage might hit $5 million: One GM employee remains hospitalized following last week's explosion in a battery lab caused by gases from a prototype lithium-ion battery. (Detroit News)
Consumer Reports takes the Subaru BRZ drifting: When even the most stoic of car reviewers can't help but go sideways, you know a model has something special. (Consumer Reports)
Mazda: No new V-6, CX-7 won't be replaced, and the rotary lives: All of these forecasts about future Mazda products come with the tiny disclaimer "if the company can make it." (Car and Driver)
Vauxhall Maloo VXR8 review: This is the Holden El Camino revival that GM considered bringing to the United States before going bankrupt. GM's selling 50 of the tuned VXR8s in Great Britain. Converted sticker price: $82,000 (Autocar)


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Make something new: Todd English's recipes for Thanksgiving leftovers
From turkey cornbread meatballs to cranberry apple relish, celebrity chef Todd English shares creative ways to use up those Thanksgiving leftovers by making them into brand new, delicious dishes.
- 2.5 pound Turkey breast, ground
- 2 cups Corn Bread, toasted and crumbled
- 1 1/2 cups Chicken stock
- 5 each egg whites, whipped
- 1/2 cup chicken fat
- 2 1/2 tablespoon wholegrain mustard
- 3 whole garlic cloves, minced
- 1 1/2 tablespoon pepper
- 3 tablespoons salt
- 1 1/2 bunch scallion greens, chopped
- 1/2 tablespoon dry sage
- 2 cups leftover turkey gravy
- EVOO Chilean Olive Oil for Sautéing
Baking Directions:
In a large mixing bowl combine all of the ingredients adding the whipped egg whites last. Heat a non-stick pan over medium high heat and add enough Chilean Olive Oil to sauté meatballs in. Place leftover turkey gravy in a 2 quart sauce pot and bring to a low simmer. Form meatballs and sauté until brown on all sides and then add to simmering turkey gravy to complete cooking all the way through.
Turkey gravy
- 2 cups pulled leftover turkey leg meat
- 1/2 cup flour
- 1/4 pound unsalted butter
- 1 cup skim milk
- 1 cup turkey or chicken stock
- 1 tablespoon dry sage
- To taste salt & pepper
- 2 pound AP flour
- 2 pound cake flour
- 2 tablespoon baking powder
- 1 tablespoon baking soda
- 12 ounce sugar
- 1tablespoon and 1 teaspoon salt
- 11/2 pound cold butter, cut into quarter inch cubes
- 3 cups heavy cream
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Turkey gravyIn a heavy bottom sauce pot melt butter over medium heat and whisk in flour. Cook for about 10 minutes until the flour is blond and smells like baked cookies. Add milk and stock to the flour and whisk until smooth. Keep cooking and stirring the gravy until it becomes thick. Add the turkey and heat through. Add the sage and season with salt and pepper.BiscuitsPre-heat oven to 325˚. In the bowl of a stand mixer with the paddle attachment mix all ingredients except for the cream on medium speed until the texture is mealy and resembles coarse corn meal. Add the cream to the bowl and continue to mix until incorporated. Turn dough out on to a well floured work surface and roll out to one inch thickness. Punch out biscuits with a three inch cookie cutter and place on a greased cookie sheet. Place the cookie sheet in the pre-heated oven and allow to bake for 10 minutes before turning the cookie sheet and letting cook for another 5 minutes. The biscuits are done when you can gently press the center and it springs back.
Serving Directions:
Place two warm biscuits on a plate and ladle gravy over the biscuits generously. Top with two cage-free hen eggs fried in Extra Virgin Chilean Olive Oil.
- 8 6 inch flour tortillas
- 1 pound pulled leftover turkey breast and leg meat
- 1/2 pound brie or other creamy cheese, sliced
- 1/2 cup cranberry apple relish, see recipe below
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1 smalls avocado, chopped
- 1/4 cup Chilean Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Baking Directions:
Take 4 tortillas and spread about a tablespoon of the cranberry apple relish on each one. Divide the turkey and evenly spread it out on each tortilla, place cheese over the turkey and top that with the remaining flour tortillas.In a small mixing bowl combine sour cream and chopped avocado and place in a ramekin or small bowl. Heat extra virgin olive oil in a non-stick pan over medium-high heat and sauté quesadillas one at a time until golden brown and crispy on both sides.Cut quesadillas into wedges and serve with the avocado sour cream.
- 1 tablespoon Chilean Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- 1/2 cup red onion, finely minced
- 1 tablespoon peeled, chopped fresh ginger root
- 2 cups fresh cranberries
- 1 cup Granny Smith apple, peeled and diced
- 1/4 cup golden raisins
- 2 tbsp brown sugar
- 1 tbsp maple syrup
- 1/4 cup brandy
- 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
- 1/2 cup apple cider
- 1 tablespoon orange zest
- 1each cinnamon stick
- 1/2 tsp ground nutmeg
Baking Directions:
Place a large skillet over medium heat and when it is hot, add the extra virgin olive oil. Add the onion and ginger and cook for 1 minute. Add the cranberries, apples, raisins, brown sugar, maple syrup, brandy, and balsamic vinegar. Cook until syrupy, about 10 minutes, and reduce heat by half. Add the cinnamon stick, nutmeg, and apple cider and simmer until thickened, about 12 to 15 minutes. Remove the cinnamon stick and set aside to cool.


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JOHN DEBNEY – The Passion Of The Christ (2004)
PETER GABRIEL – Passion (1989)
Jesus, These Are Good Soundtracks
RE-UPPED FROM 2009 Despite the criticism leveled at director Mel Gibson, The Passion Of The Christ is the most fearless telling of the Passion Play ever filmed. Presented in subtitled Latin, Hebrew and ancient Aramaic languages, no crowd-drawing movie stars, and two bloody hours of Jesus getting the bejesus beat out of him (with an R rating, no less), all should have added up to a disaster at the box office. So give Gibson his props for having the balls to pony up 30 million of his own dollars to write and direct a movie that could have ended his directing career faster than an ugly drunk driving episode actually did. That same chutzpah characterized the film's soundtrack, which was also co-produced by Mel. Score composer John Debney – the lightweight behind such movie music filler as Elf, The Hot Chick and Liar, Liar – shouldn't have even been allowed anywhere near the set, much less entrusted with underscoring The Greatest Story Ever Told, yet somehow the pair responded with this, Oscar nominated gem – a spacey, unsettling, often neo-psychedelic swirl of Mid-East ethnicity, characterized by haunting, grieving, wailing choruses and darkly moving, quietly surreal, deftly nuanced rhythms.
But… credit where credit might be due. It's possible Debney received some of his divine inspiration from Peter Gabriel's majestic 1989 score for Martin Scorsese's, The Last Temptation Of Christ, one of the first instances of indigenous regional music being used to backdrop the Nazarene's life and death. It was groundbreaking, rooted as it was in the culture's ethnic stew of Hebrew niguns, Middle Eastern snake-charming melodies and regional atmospherics – though, in Gabriel's hands, it was far more rhythmic and percussion heavy. Passion was unique for its revelation that there's more power to be unearthed in the music of ancient cultures than in any Hollywood orchestral concoction. And, as it stands, you'll likely never hear another bombastic, Roman-ized fanfare introducing the Saviour again… and we have these two prominent scores to thank for that. Amazon has The Passion Of The Christ for as little as a penny (HERE), and Passion for as cheap as a buck (HERE).
The Olive Garden/Night Sky (1:57)
Bearing The Cross (3:43)
Jesus Arrested (4:37)
Peter Denies Jesus (1:59)
The Stoning (2:25)
Song Of Complaint (1:33)
Simon Is Dismissed (2:25)
Flagellation/Dark Choir/Disciples (5:54)
Mary Goes To Jesus (2:47)
Peaceful But Primitive/Procession (3:36)
Crucifixion (7:38)
Raising The Cross (2:13)
It Is Done (3:37)
Jesus Is Carried Down (4:40)
Resurrection (5:04)
The Feeling Begins (4:00)
Gethsemane (1:26)
Of These, Hope (3:55)
Lazarus Raised (1:26)
Of These, Hope (Reprise) (2:44)
In Doubt (1:33)
A Different Drum (4:40)
Zaar (4:53)
Troubled (2:55)
Open (3:27)
Before Night Falls (2:20)
With This Love (3:39)
Sandstorm (3:02)
Stigmata (2:28)
Passion (7:38)
With This Love (Choir) (3:21)
Wall Of Breath (2:29)
The Promise Of Shadows (2:13)
Disturbed (3:36)
It Is Accomplished (2:56)
Bread And Wine (2:19)
Passion – Sources (1989)
As the name implies, Passion – Sources is the water well of inspiration for Peter Gabriel's soundtrack score to The Last Temptation Of Christ. Proving once again that if you want to do something right (or at least close), go to the source. Includes regional musics from the likes of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Shankar, Abdul Aziz El-Sayed and various Moroccan, Ethiopian and Middle Eastern musicians passing on what they've learned from the generations that came before them, dating back to the time of Christ. Still a bargain at Amazon, HERE.
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Party Shamas-Ud-Doha Bader-Ud-Doja (4:53)
Baaba Maal Call To Prayer (3:54)
Shankar And The Epidemics Sankarabaranam Pancha Nadai Pallavi (5:06)
Kudsi Erguner Ulvi (1:37)
Hossam Ramzy Fallahi (3:01)
Banga Sabahiya (2:21)
Unknown Ethiopian Musicians Tejbeit (2:45)
Mahmoud Tabrizi Zadeh Prelude In Tchahargah (3:19)
Unknown Moroccan Musicians Wedding Song (2:42)
Abdul Aziz El-Sayed Magdelene's House (2:48)
Fatala Yoky (2:08)
Nass El Ghiwane Ya Sah (2:21)
Les Musiciens Du Nil Al Nahla Al 'Ali (2:57)
Antranik Askarian and Khatchadour Khatchaturian Song Of Complaint (3:09)


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Film: 'Mummy v/s Sinbad'; Cast: Manu Bennett, Holly Brisley and Steven Grives; Director: Karl Zwicky; Rating: 1/2*
Sometimes what you see on screen is so bad you are left speechless. 'Mummy v/s Sinbad' is one such film. It is so bad that the Indian distributors even changed its original Australian name of 'Sinbad and the Minotaur' to prevent cinegoers from finding out its true worth. But you definitely do find out, especially that there is indeed no 'mummy' in the film.
After stealing a 1,000-year-old scroll from the desert camp of the evil sorcerer Al-Jibar (Steven Grives), Sinbad (Manu Bennett) leads his mates to discover the ancient golden head of the Colossus of Rhodes. Thwarting his attempts are Al-Jibar and an unexpected monster, a Minotaur.
The film unsuccessfully tries to marry the Arabian Nights legend of Sinbad with the Greek legend of the Minotaur. To have successfully done that would have required skills in all department of filmmaking. 'Mummy...' is notable for its amazing lack of any.
The film is noteworthy in one aspect -- helping aspiring filmmakers realize it is indeed possible to fail in almost every area of filmmaking.
An action film is usually 'easy cheesy' fun. You get an actor who can fight, weave perils around him, find him a worthy adventure, good friends and a sexy girl and you roll camera. Turns out it is not that easy after all, especially not for the makers of this film.
They consistently get everything wrong. First of all, the hero cannot pronounce a word decently, the girls in the film look like city teenagers out for a stroll in the jungle, the special effects are atrocious and there is no sense of direction for the story or camera movement.
Everything is all over the place, leaving the film literally nowhere.
This TV film, however, gets a few things right. The muscles of its hero and the skin show of its females. It is also sympathetic to the 'minorities' by showing a black character as Sinbad's best friend. But if you have a 15 minute short film stretched to 86 minutes, nothing really matters but your boredom.
Sinbad in the film keeps saying one word repeatedly 'details'. It would have been nice if the makers would have taken his advice.
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We'll all be retired before the new lease rules are ever finalized.
Leases are financing, period. Except for short term rentals, put them all on the balance sheet.
This may be fine for large public companies, but for small private companies, these lease rules are utterly ridiculous. They confuse management, and obscure financial performance, not to mention a lot of rigamarole in figuring the "right of use" asset. It's just a lot of accounting mumbo jumbo at this level.
I don't know how anyone could suggest that the differences won't be significant between the FASB model which would require straight-line rent expense for some leases, and the IASB model, which would require amortization of the asset and interest expense on a declining balance. The expense pattern on a 10 year property lease will be very different (front-loaded under the IASB approach), and the classification will be different. Under the IASB approach, what is currently reported as rent expense for a property lease would no longer be part of EBITDA (it's A + I). Last time I checked, investors still want net income and EBITDA to be comparable across companies.
I don't know how lease accounting could get any more complex than is is under FAS 13 and the avalanche of guidance used now to skirt the accounting rules to stay off balance sheet. Staying off balance sheet is an industry that serves little business purpose.
The new rules are straight forward and force companies to understand the high financing cost of leases. Business decisions will now be made on the basis of economics rather than accounting outcomes.
The lease industry is fighting it because their cash cow is coming to an end. Never saw a lease that was cheaper and easier than a straight forward loan.
I agree with Bob on both points. It is long past time to clean-up lease accounting. That said, I expect the IASB to have a final standard adopted before the FASB. Congressional action, or at least the threat of it, will probably kill reform for the U.S.
Having two expense models is certain to make lease accounting more confusing. The FASB approach with two types of leases will introduce more subjectivity into the entire accounting process - something that is not at all helpful. If one accepts that leases should be recognized on the balance sheet as a liability, then the expense should be recognized as one would recognize a debt obligation. Clearly financial statement preparers will require more sophisicated technology tools and enhanced policies and procedures in order to maintain the required record keeping.
The claim that a one lease model is simpler does not address the need to provide lenders with info critical to their lending decision and that is which leased assets are owned (under capital leases) and which assets are merely rented and disappear in a bankruptcy liquidation (the leased asset is returned to the lessor). The 2 lease model gives lenders the info they need. Lessees will have to keep 2 sets of books to continue to give lenders info they need. Failing to properly classify operating lease liabilities as non debt liabilities will cause debt limit covenant breaches. The FASB understands this and made the right call.
Consider that local US tax laws require lessees to pay property tax on equipment leased under capital leases while no property tax is due on operating lease assets (it is the lessor's obligation) Again the need for 2 sets of books. The FASB understands this and made the right call.
The claim that the one lease model and 2 lease model create results that are not materially different ignores that the one lease model front ends lease costs and creates a permanent lost equity and a permanent deferred tax asset. For large banks this means the need to raise over a billion dollars/euros in an environment where they already have capital issues. The claim also ignores inflation and growth so that the one lease model will cause lessees to always report lower earnings due to the front loading as they continue to lease in larger volumes.
Don't count on the IASB successfully issuing a Leases standard with a one lease lessee model before the FASB issues their standard as the European Union must approve all new accounting standards and they are opposed to the IASB position. In fact the IASB is trying to exempt small ticket/"non core" asset leases from capitalization to gain EU approval. The net result would be that lots of leases that in the aggregate for any one preparer may be material would remain off balance sheet if they expand exemptions but that would solve their political issues. The FASB is not looking to exempt more leases as that would defeat the purpose of capitalizing all leases. In fact the FASB's current position keeping the current classification tests while capitalizing operating leases will find little meaningful opposition as it best reflects the substance of leases while reflecting operating leases on balance sheet as non physical assets and non debt liabilities and in the P&L as operating costs. It is important to note that the FASB position will capitalize more leases yet continue to allow the accounting, tax and legal views of a lease to mesh. It is the compliance and complexity "friendly" solution that provides lenders, preparers, bank regulators and credit analysts with the info on operating lease obligations that they have today but would lose under a flawed one lease model.
I buy this argument of Bill B. -- "...which leased assets are owned (under capital leases) and which assets are merely rented and disappear in a bankruptcy liquidation (the leased asset is returned to the lessor). The 2 lease model gives lenders the info they need. " It is difficult not to include the impact of legal structure. Rent vs Own is a significant difference. ( just as it is with Apartment vs Home ).
But having lived the industry for 25 years, I also agree with Bob C. -- " the avalanche of guidance used now to skirt the accounting rules to stay off balance sheet." There has been gross manipulation.
And the $2 trillion swing will be hard to digest.
They better stick to one approach. FASB's dual model might create confusion among the public.I think the $2 trillion dollars they've been pushing companies to shell out is difficult to meet.
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Wine tastings can help you accomplish many of your goals for 2009: Meeting new people, trying new things, socializing on a budget... Just remember to
Wine tastings can help you accomplish many of your goals for 2009: Meeting new people, trying new things, socializing on a budget... Just remember to try AND buy. It's only polite to buy a bottle every now and again, for all the free vino and possibly cheese and crackers and other whatnot you stuff in your pie hole. This week's highlights:Seattle Cellars - Thursday 1/8 5:00pm to 7:00pmWarm up with some spicy, winter worthy reds and rich whites from the land...well, where it's summer right now. Thursday's wine tasting will feature the wines of d'Arenberg out of Australia (always a sentimental, affordable fav). Tasters are asked to buy a Riedel glass for $10 and all subsequent tastings are free.2505 Second Avenue, 256-0850City Cellars - Friday 1/9 5:00pm to 7:00pmSeattle drinks more port than just about any other city. This makes complete sense. Along with all the reading and the coffee. But it still doesn't explain Seattle's ice cream fetish.... Tonight's happy hour tasting will feature capital "P" Port and port-style wines, which you can purchase to take home and sip reading THIS, while also drinking a cup of Sumatra with a bowl of Chubby Hubby (the perfect pairing for port). You cliche, you. (City Cellars sometimes charges a nominal fees for tastings.)1710 N 45th Street, 632-7238 Esquin Wine Merchants - Saturday 1/10 1:00pm to 4:00pmTimz iz hard; so Esquin will feature "Under $10 Super Specials" this
weekend. Since this is a shop many go to buy by the case(s), you can bet
they know their cheapies. I got a half case of a fantastic, lip
smacking Portuguese red for $7 last week (Esporao Alandra).
2700 Fourth Avenue South, 682-7374


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