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Bruce Rossmeyer's Daytona Harley-Davidson announced that the Bruce Rossmeyer's Harley-Davidson Beach Street location, located at 290 North Beach Street, will be temporarily closed as of April 1, 2011 and that construction will immediately begin for The Original Bruce Rossmeyer's Harley-Davidson Museum and Store in its place, in Daytona Beach, Florida.
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Bruce Rossmeyer's Daytona Harley-Davidson, the World's Largest Harley-Davidson Dealership, will host the first ever Bruce Rossmeyer Harley-Davidson 24-Hour Live Auction online from Saturday, November 7, 2009 at noon to Sunday, November 8, 2009 at noon.
Bruce Rossmeyer Harley-Davidson invites motorcycle enthusiasts from around the world to log onto http://auctions.brucerossmeyer.com and peruse a fine selection of more than 100 used motorcycles that are up for auction.
Bruce Rossmeyer's Daytona Harley-Davidson, the World's Largest Harley-Davidson Dealership, will host Biketoberfest from Thursday, October 15th through Sunday, October 18th at Destination Daytona in Ormond Beach, Florida.
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NATICK, Mass. (Nov. 5, 2012) -- Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center representatives were among business and community leaders hosted Oct. 25, by Natick High School, which kicked off its "Future Ready" program.
NSRDEC's Donna Bulger, Rebecca Engle and Bob Kinney were in attendance as the day revolved around a major question: What does it mean for students to be Future Ready? This question applies to both the workforce and college or other post-secondary education.
"I think (NSRDEC) can assist students through a variety of job/internship/co-op types of assignments, where we can provide them with real-world experience at a young age," said Bob Kinney, business process manager for NSRDEC.
Kinney knows this can be done "through the various work programs and mentoring programs" offered at NSRDEC. "Also, we can serve in mentoring assignments, like the Natick High School Lemelson-MIT InvenTeams working with robotics," Kinney said.
Participants toured the brand-new school, which is complete with a lot of the newest technology, and its facilities offer a lot of "green" features. The whole building is wireless, each student has his or her own laptop, and the school houses an impressive auditorium, cafeteria and gym.
"But, truly, the most important aspect of this meeting is the opportunity to sit with educators, business and community leaders to share ideas on what skills, attitudes and behaviors are critical to graduating Future Ready students," said Rosemary Driscoll, president of the Natick Education Foundation. "We hope to identify other opportunities to continue this discussion and develop even stronger relationships with your organizations going forward."
Students at this school have some of the latest and greatest tools for their education, including resources and personnel like the College & Career Readiness Center, where they can find information about college planning, internships, and a variety of other opportunities.
"I hire a lot of young people straight out of college in my office," said Rep. David Linsky, "and what I'm seeing here is that it is more important that (students) are prepared for the workforce, actually, in high school than in college."
Natick came forward and volunteered to pilot the Future Ready program. Businesses chose to come together and collaborate, which is essential because business partnership is a requirement to become a Future Ready community.
"We're really looking forward to building partnerships and building communication vehicles," said Linda Noonan, executive director of the Massachusetts Business Alliance for Education. "Our goal is not only to prepare (students) better for success in higher education, future training, and the workforce, but also to have them engaged in their studies and make the most of what the faculty is doing and what they're trying to help them do."
Discussions took place among participants gathered about what it means to be Future Ready within the organizations they work for. Many agreed that the ability to solve problems and communicate in a collaborative and professional way were necessary skills to have for both higher education and the workforce.
Kinney acknowledged that schools and teachers have a major task at hand. He added that they "are being driven very heavily towards academics while professional and social developments are not emphasized to a great extent. (NSRDEC) should place more emphasis on these aspects in the various work and mentoring programs."

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Thanks for the feedback, I posted a second version of this picture where the noose is drawn better. Right, I get better with experience. I'm only working with PowerPoint and some noose pictures I took.
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to get an erection.
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Perspective on Performances for Elementary-Level Piano Students
Burnham, Ruth, American Music Teacher
Like all the arts, music is a source of pleasure for many people, not only musicians. Unlike the other arts, however, it generally must be performed to be enjoyed by its audience. Thus, public performance has become an unquestioned and highly prominent aspect of music study at every level. Kindergarteners are taught to sing songs for their parents; elementary school bands perform at school functions; high school orchestras give public concerts featuring solos by their most accomplished players. And, every spring, countless piano teachers present recitals, marching their students out on stage, one by one, to play from memory in front of an audience. The piano recital is, in fact, a long-standing tradition. Yet many students find the prospect of performing alone, on stage, before a crowd filled with unfamiliar faces intimidating, to say the least. The nervousness that can result from such intimidation often negatively affects the performances of those new to the stage. Sadly, one bad experience frequently is enough to deter many children from further piano study, thus robbing them and others of musical enjoyment.
One might legitimately question the necessity of public performance for elementary-level students. To most children, the typical recital setting--a large stage, empty except for a piano--is unfamiliar, unnatural and, thus, confusing. Stephen Zolper, a piano teacher, recalls an elementary student, in dress rehearsal, who was quite taken aback by the unfamiliar instrument on which he was to perform. "This piano is different from mine," he said. "Where do I put my hands?" (1) Zolper also addresses the precarious position in which children are placed when they are put on stage He likens public performance to driving down a narrow, winding road. "The process of publicly navigating a musical roadway places enormous pressure on students.... The event often becomes a trauma rather than a celebration of achievements." (2)
Because public performance is just that--public--students, at their teachers" urging, may devote so much energy to polishing their performances that the rest of their musical education suffers. Keith Swanwick, in Teaching Music Musically, cites a study undertaken in 1997 at a private music school in Brazil. Twenty students, ages 11 through 13, recorded three of their musical activities: individual verbal responses to and discussions of three pieces of music; performance of three of their own musical compositions; and performance on piano of three memorized pieces by other composers. The judges assessing these recordings found, in every case, that students scored much higher when playing their own compositions or discussing music than when performing from memory. Swanwick reasons that, after practicing a set program for so long, the students may have become bored with the music, they may simply have ceased really listening to their playing or they may have focused principally on technical issues. He concludes, "Music decision-making often seemed to go underground when they played their prepared piano pieces from memory." (3) This same phenomenon was observed as early as the sixth century. Apparently tired of mechanical performances by virtuosi, the scholar Boethius made a distinction between performers and those who were truly musically astute. "But the type which buries itself in instruments is separated from the understanding of musical knowledge. Representatives of this type devote their total effort to exhibiting their skill on instruments. Thus, they act as slaves, as has been said: For they use no reason but are totally lacking in thought." (4) The observations of Zolper, Swanwick and Boethius all suggest that public performance can have a negative effect on young musicians, both psychologically and musically.
Nonetheless, many psychological and musical arguments can be made in favor of public performance. Some piano teachers cite increased poise, confidence and motivation as benefits to students, (5) while others assert that successfully dealing with the rigors of recital preparation and performance equips children with skills they will need as adults, when they may be faced with equally intimidating situations, such as making speeches or interviewing for jobs. …


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I am currently in clinicals for my family nurse practitioner degree. There is not any pay associated with the required 675 hours I must meet. I have had to take time off from my job to fulfill my clinical requirements.
With this being my first time to require financial aid, I really have nothing to compare it to, but it was so easy. I was able to tell the school what I wanted to pay and they took care of the rest. My school deserves more financial aid due to its incredible employees in the financial aid office that makes students lives much easier and dealing with financial aid a breeze.
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I have this plugin that basically gives me a quick panel with a list of all my projects in a certain directory, and if I pick one, it should open it. I prefer this solution to the native quick project panel thingy that tends to forget about some of my projects.
That said, in ST2 I can't seem to open a project anymore. Code is there, with the broken line highlighted: github.com/Seldaek/sublime-plug ... Project.py
If anyone has a clue how to do this I'd be much grateful.
I'd really like this - if anyone has a clue or if it can be added to a future build it'd be great.


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My daycare just sent me this at work. :) he's too darn cute!
This was yesterday, he was trying to make fish lips like poppa
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"Where the wind comes sweepin' down the plain" is more than just a song lyric for Oklahoma's career and technical education community. It's the acknowledgement of an untapped natural resource that has the potential to translate into both energy independence for the country and jobs for the state. Statewide, technology center instructors and administrators, Oklahoma's Department of Career and Technology Education (Career Tech) staff, state officials and business partners are working together to develop and deploy training programs that will foster economic development, a positive environmental impact, budget savings and create local jobs.
The United States government issued a report forecasting what it would take to get 20 percent of U.S. energy from wind power. Oklahoma's Department of Commerce heard that call and is ready to be a part of the answer, relying on Career Tech to get the state there. Commerce department officials estimate that Oklahoma will be the nation's second-largest generator of wind power by 2030, generating 9 percent of electricity in the United States.
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Advancing wind energy and renewable power in Oklahoma means creating "green collar" jobs for Oklahomans and capitalizing on an abundant natural resource. Oklahoma's commerce department estimates the industry could produce $500 million in tax revenue and 18,000 jobs for Oklahomans over the next 10 years. Within five years, the wind industry cluster could create almost 7,000 jobs across the state, with average salaries increasing from $44,900 the first year to $60,400 by the fifth year. The department expects $1.48 billion in total personal income to be created from the wind industry cluster alone. Total economic activity over five years, represented by gross domestic product, will be greater than $2.48 billion.
"Oklahoma is eighth in the nation for wind resource," said Kylah McNabb, wind development specialist at Oklahoma's Department of Commerce. "Twice what Texas is ranked."
A typical wind energy farm produces a great deal of economic impact, according to some of the Oklahoma cities that are home to existing wind energy companies. The money starts to come to the community in the form of land leases and construction jobs. In addition, the hospitality industry and sales tax revenues will increase, and, eventually, ad valorem taxes--which fund most Oklahoma schools--will also go up.
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In addition to its economic impact, wind energy appears to have no emissions or fuel requirements. Recently, issues have arisen concerning the animal populations affected by the placement of wind turbines. Since the turbines are generally in open prairie space, their placement can infringe on the needed space for certain animals; the habitat within one mile of a tower is generally unusable.
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A challenge exists in developing curriculum for a new industry. Currently no national standards exist on which schools can model their training initiatives. Although there are organizations working to establish this standard, CareerTech and the commerce department have had to forge a path on their own. CareerTech began working with the Multi-State Academic and Vocational Curriculum Consortium (MAVCC), and McNabb, to develop curriculum that would meet the need for trained workers in the wind energy industry. McNabb has more than six years experience working in the industry and holds a hybrid position that reports to both the commerce department and CareerTech. …


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Dairy Crest, Great Torrington, Devon
Unfortunately, the best thing about exploring the Dairy Crest factory was the ice cream I had in the car park before we entered! A fairly uninspiring factory, with minimal interesting features.
The Dairy Crest factory has been derelict since 1993 and it shows. Every fixture, fitting and pane of glass has been smashed and torn down by vandals. Only one room held anything of any real interest, if flaking paint is of interest to you? It sure is to me!
The Dairy Crest creamery site is huge and you'll do well to explore every part of it. Especially with lorries still running up and down the length of the site to reach the businesses at the other end of the estate.
All in all not the best explore, but an explore nonetheless and wherever there's flaky paint and the stench of rotting pigeons, I'm there!!
Update: The Dairy Crest site looks to have been finally sold for redevelopment in July 2013
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Ted Simons: In tonight's edition of Arizona's Future, we take a look at an ASU program aimed at producing new entrepreneurs. Joining us is Sidnee Peck, she's an entrepreneurship instructor at ASU, and she was recently chosen to speak at a White House event on the importance of developing young business talent. Good to have you here.
Sidnee Peck: Thank you.
Ted Simons: You're at this center, ASU's center for entrepreneurship. What is that?
Sidnee Peck: So it's actually a whole new thing that we have launched as of January. And it resides in the business school, so it's at the W.P. Carey School of Business, but it serves the entire ASU population as well as our Arizona business community. And the whole goal for the center for entrepreneurship is access and awareness for both students and community members. When you're a young entrepreneur you're and thinking about starting something, it's really overwhelming, really confusing, and a lot of times so intimidating that students might not start until their last semester of school. What we hope to create is an opportunity for students when they're freshmen and sophomores to come in and say hey what is this, how do I get connected into entrepreneurship?
Ted Simons: And so when they do come in as freshmen and sophomores and say hey, what is this, what is entrepreneurship? Give us a definition.
Sidnee Peck: Sure. So it's different to a lot of people. If you look at it from a University standpoint, President Crow through the new American University wants to embed entrepreneurship in everything that we do at the university. So from that standpoint it's creating something new, being innovative, being problem solvers. For more of a business school standpoint it's creating new ventures that solve a problem and create an economically viable venture that is taking both the risk and the skill of putting resources around that risk to make it happen.
Ted Simons: And with that in mind, can you teach entrepreneurship, or is it something that's in the DNA?
Sidnee Peck: So there's been a lot of research on this and there hasn't been any research that has pointed to a particular type of person or characteristic that defines an entrepreneur. It's a lot of different types of people, there's a lot of different types of businesses. So we don't know necessarily that we can teach you, we can take someone who has no desire to be an entrepreneur and turn you into an entrepreneur but we certainly can teach you the tools and methods, that if you have that desire and you really want to start something, make an impact, we can teach you some ways to start your business off on the right foot, we can connect you with the right resources, networks, and help you build that capability.
Ted Simons: So for something like risk taking and perseverance and just reimagining what's possible, it seems so creative and kind of out there, yet you're trying to focus in a classroom or in a teaching setting. How do you do that?
Sidnee Peck: Right, so our class I get a lot of pushback from students, and the students lose their minds when they take my class. It's so ambiguous and it's very scary because that's exactly what's happening. I give them a very general call, and it's to solve a problem and to create a solution for that. And they are to marshal their resources around that and make it happen. We also teach a course called creativity and innovation to teach them to think differently than we've basically been training them to think for their entire education up until this point, so yeah it's very different than a traditional educational setting, and we also have a lot of programs that support outside of the classroom to mimic what is it really like to take that risk?
Ted Simons: I want to get to those programs in a second some interest and stuff.
Sidnee Peck: Certainly.
Ted Simons: So when you deal with your students -- What -- Even the ones you can just tell they're off and running they're -- what trips them up the most?
Sidnee Peck: You know, a lot of times at this stage in life they're 19, 20, they're in college, it's the hard work.
Ted Simons: Interesting.
Sidnee Peck: It's sticking to it.
Ted Simons: Yeah.
Sidnee Peck: So we think maybe when we're 18 or 19 we have this idea and we're going to change the world, and this is the best thing and this is how I want to spend my life. And then we spend six months on it and realize this is really difficult. This is challenging, and it takes a lot of time. So it's helping them have those little starts and stops, until they find exactly where their passion lies. And to be honest, most of our students will not start businesses right out of school. Most of them will learn these skills, they'll go work somewhere for a little while to kind of get that experience, get a mentor, learn what it's like to be in that environment, and then they'll start their businesses five, ten years later.
Ted Simons: Interesting, because the segment we're trying to look at the future of Arizona, trying to find encouraging visions of the future, and these are the people that are going to do it, but you mention , 18, 19-- Sometimes maybe it's a good thing they don't have that perseverance quite yet and then when like you say, a few years later they look back and go oh, yeah, I learned all about that.
Sidnee Peck: Yeah, and so it's funny, we see both right. We see those who I would say please go get a job for a little while. You need to learn a little bit more. And there are some who know from the age of 17 they're running a business before they even get to ASU. And they use our tools, our programs to learn more tools and get more connections. But these kids are solid, they already know exactly what they want to do and the will run businesses. So it's all over the map, but what we try to do is just give them environment so they can connect the dots as they see fit.
Ted Simons: As far as working with executives and mentors and those sorts of things, describe those programs and those resources.
Sidnee Peck: Yeah so a lot of that is housed out of our entrepreneurship and innovation group, which is at SkySong. So that's our off campus resource, I'm the center for entrepreneurship, well not me, I represent the center for entrepreneurship on campus for our students. But we have a very strong, I want to say over 300 mentor network at SkySong, through that facility there. And then it's -- We get very close mentorship in specific programs. So I teach a class called lean launch where students take a business idea and very rapidly show it to customers, talk face-to-face with potential customers and really fine tune and pivot as needed that idea. They get very specific mentors in their industry and past entrepreneurs to guide them through that. So it's very -- Our mentorship within the center for entrepreneurship is targeted on students who have identified a business that they want to launch. From more of a practical standpoint we also have a lot of start-up companies and small businesses in the community who need students to help them with maybe a new go to market plan, they have a new product they want to launch, and so we bring together teams of students to work on those projects for a semester, and that's the way they get to interact with local entrepreneurs.
Ted Simons: And again, it sounds very encouraging and I know that just by the very nature of this class you've got a lot of go-getters there and you've got to kind of herd --
Sidnee Peck: Yes I do.
Ted Simons: Do you ever have to tell a kid, you just don't cut it? You just don't have it? I don't see it in ya.
Sidnee Peck: So I don't usually have to say anything. They find out for themselves if this is not the path for them.
Ted Simons: Yes.
Sidnee Peck: I have definitely had students come up to me at the end of a semester and say thank you Ms. Peck, I will never be an entrepreneur. And that's ok. That's victory to me because I helped them learn more about themselves, and understand that that wasn't the right path for them. And then I have students who will leave class and will start a business and will come back and say, this is the business I was working on in your class. So I don't -- It's not up to me. I don't tell them if it's a good idea or a bad idea, I show them what the experience is like, and then they're pretty bright and they find their way and understand this is or is not for me.
Ted Simons: Indeed and conversely, it must make you feel good to know that you really are launching some careers here, A, careers, but B, ways that could improve Arizona immensely down the road.
Sidnee Peck: Arizona is on a fast track to some really cool things. I'm watching things that are going to really hit media and become really big in the next five to ten years that students are just building in the early stages now. And it's really really exciting. We have a lot of really cool stories, companies, young students who have just come out of school who have really stuck with it for two or three years and you know that they are going to stay with it. They have financial backing, they have really strong products, so I think we're going to see some really awesome stories, and I'm just thankful that I get to work in this space every day.
Ted Simons: Is there a story that you can tell real quickly? Anything come -- pop in mind, top of mind, that we could be hearing about here shortly?
Sidnee Peck: Sure. So there's so many. One of my favorite students because I got to see him from a very early stage, is a student named Keith, and he has a company named Onvard. And Onvard started as he wanted to learn things online. He wanted to teach himself how to code, and there are all these resources online, but he didn't know which one was the best. So he started a website that essentially took all the resources to learn something and told you based on rankings which one was the best. We started that, there was no real revenue model there. So he learned and listened to his customers, he pivoted, and now that has turned into a training program for companies who have high turnover, so industries, maybe retail, places where there's a lot of training and he's now created a really easy-to-use platform for people to come in and train their new hires, and he just graduated last month.
Ted Simons: Wow.
Sidnee Peck: So he's done all this in his four years at ASU, and he's real exciting.
Ted Simons: Before we go, I know you also have a lot of awards and events and things. There's a spirit of enterprise awards, I think we've actually talked about that on this program, sun devil select and the sun devil igniter challenge. Quickly what are those?
Sidnee Peck: Sure, so the spirit of enterprise awards, we're in our 18th year. This recognizes Arizona businesses for strong ethics, energy, and excellence in entrepreneurship. That's every November, we recognize those businesses. The sun devil select is to focus on sun devil alumni who have launched or are running high-growth successful businesses globally. And then the sun devil igniter, which is our student centric program which will create a competition for students, one student team will win $50,000 investment and a board of four advisors to help them launch their company.
Ted Simons: Competition is always good, isn't it?
Sidnee Peck: Yes.
Ted Simons: Well congratulations, it sounds like you're doing great work and again, somewhere down the line you'll sit back and go I knew that kid when. Thank you for being here.
Sidnee Peck: Thank you so much.


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Big Three SixtyRefreshing acoustic theme with a steady drum groove and uplifting melodies.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATOP_200.jpgSingle7100165-ST$ 39.957100165-EX$ 59.957100165-W$ 149.95Emotions: Driving, Positive, Inspirational, Fresh, Gentle, Hypnotic, Inspiring, Leisurely, Light, Refreshing, Relaxed Genre: Earthy, Outdoorsy, Corporate/Technology Production Types: Commercials, Corporate, Nature, Corporate Communications, Home Videos, Product Videos, Training, Background Instrument: Drums, Guitar (Acoustic), Acoustic, Instrumental, Guitar
Big Three Sixty from the album Organic Pop
KutembeaAn evocative African-inspired track with playful rhythms and a happy, carefree bounce that's delightfully mesmerizing with off-beat accents, a rolling acoustic guitar and mellow electric guitar.https://www.smartsound.com/artist/images/ASMR02_200.jpgSingle7100150-ST$ 39.957100150-EX$ 59.957100150-W$ 149.95Emotions: Exciting, Happy, Positive, Inspirational, Carefree, Fresh, Heartwarming, Hypnotic, Incessant, Leisurely, Light, Lively, Motivating, Panoramic, Pastoral, Refreshing, Relaxed, Serene, Touching, Tranquil, Hopeful, Quiet, Simple, Folklore Genre: Earthy, Outdoorsy, Traditional, World, Exotic, Indie Artist, African Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Commercials, Indie Film, Nature, Film Trailer, Travel, Biography, Home Videos, Background Instrument: Ethnic Ensemble, Bass (Electric), Guitar (Acoustic), Percussion, Acoustic, Instrumental, Guitar
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UnscriptedHappy and easy going acoustic guitar combo. Laid back. No worries.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATOP_200.jpgSingle7100173-ST$ 39.957100173-EX$ 59.957100173-W$ 149.95Emotions: Driving, Energetic, Exciting, Positive, Cool, Uplifting, Inspirational, Confident, Fresh, Hypnotic, Incessant, Inspiring, Leisurely, Light, Motivating, Pulsating, Refreshing, Relaxed, Soothing, Striving, Tranquil, Hopeful, Simple Genre: Earthy, Outdoorsy, Corporate/Technology, Pop Rock Production Types: Commercials, Corporate, Nature, Corporate Communications, Home Videos, Product Videos, Background Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Bass (Electric), Drums, Guitar (Acoustic), Acoustic, Instrumental, Guitar
Unscripted from the album Organic Pop
Tell Me A SecretAn intimate and smooth slice of R & B. Just right for some unobtrusive R & B flavor for your scenes.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS31DM_200.jpgSingle58008-ST$ 39.9558008-EX$ 59.9558008-W$ 149.95Emotions: Gentle, Hypnotic, Light, Sparse, Sexy, Mellow Genre: Themes, Club, Minimal, R&B/Soul, Urban Production Types: Commercials, Reality TV, Home Videos, Background Instrument: R&B Band, Piano, Instrumental
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High up on the Mondolkiri plateau is the beautiful little village called Dak Dam, set in a small notch in the rolling hills, protected from the howling winds that scour these hills throughout the dry season from the north-east.
The village is split into three, the boundary of each is a small stream. The first village is Pu Chhob, then past the lake is Pu Antreng and the third, on the eastern slope is Pu Ralech. This village of 500 people is almost entirely Bunong, although ten or so Khmer families have moved in to the village in recent years. The villages sit at the head of a wide forested valley, which stretches its green fingers into the village. Villagers will be happy to show you the upper stretches of this mixed deciduous and evergreen forest. Ask at the Commune Council Office (opposite the school) or the Electoral Commission Office (the big building nearer the little bridge) to see if they can find an interpreter.
Dak Dam was moved here in the 1970s from its old location, just 200m from the Vietnamese border to the southeast of here. The main graded road to Dak Dam from Sen Monorem continues to the border. The old Dak Dam was abandoned after being hit by bombs – it lay right next to a small French airstrip.
The new Dak Dam was also abandoned during the Pol Pot regime when the villagers were forcibly evacuated to the Koh Nyek area of northern Mondolkiri, returning to their village in 1979.
Today the village is extremely poor, but robust. They practice swidden agriculture but in a careful manner that doesn't push into the forest. In the village they raise pigs and chickens for sale, and each family has a small plot where they grow vegetables and there are fruit trees all around.
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My 22-month-old son still wants a bottle in the morning, one before his nap, and another at bedtime. If we don't give it to him, he cries inconsolably. How can we get him to use a cup during the day and to stop relying on the bottle to fall sleep? I could really use some advice.
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My daughter is 15 months, and LOVES her bottle. It may be tougher to get her off than my son was. But I don't really stress about it, it'll happen, and you'll look back and giggle about it. A few others have suggested the same things I did with my son, and am going to start doing with my daughter. I changed her bedtime/naptime bottle to water. She brushes her teeth before bedtime, and then has water in her bottle at bedtime, so there's no harm no foul in regards to tooth decay. I tossed her pacifier at 3 months, so the bottle is really just an oversized pacifier for her. We're also trying to giver her as much of her milk as possible in a cup. My son was the same way, and once he hit 18-20 months, I finally just threw all the bottles away and had to live with the tantrums for a couple days (invest in some earplugs). But then he forgot about it, and we were good to go!posted 07/10/2006 by DMFandJake
One thing I found that worked great for my son was the Gerber transistion bottles. They had the top of a sippy cup, but it was soft like the bottle nipple. My son did well with those and had no problems going to a regular sippy cup afterwards. What I did also with my son was gave him milk with dinner and when he went to bed I told him he would have his water in his transistion cup but no milk. He was resistant at first but soon got used to it. Now I give him water as a night routine before bed and when he goes to bed, he does not worry about having the bottle at bedtime.posted 07/10/2006 by kirugirl
I just let mine have their bottle until they were ready to give it up. And everything is fine, my oldest is 5 now and he just lost his first tooth the other day, (He's so cute). Anyways, what I'm trying to say is we had no problems with teeth at all with either one of my kids. Their both fine. Just give it time, they will decide when they don't want it anymore.posted 07/10/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
My son loved his bottle & I thought giving it up would be a nightmare. But when he was 23 months old, he accidently picked up his cousin's bottle, thinking it was his. It had formula in it, which he obviously thought was disgusting because he threw it down and refused all bottles from that point on. I can't believe that's how it happened, but here we are, bottle free!posted 07/10/2006 by luvmyethan04
to andrea: I give my son some milk and a digestive cookie before bed, so about 1/2 before bed! That might help not getting up so early in the morning.posted 07/10/2006 by mello_123
My son is 12 1/2 months old and instead of giving him a bottle for bedtime I give a meal and juice. That way he is full and don't want any milk, only his paicifer. I took his bottle away around 10 1/2 months and replaced it with sippy cups and now he holds his cups and drinks from straws. Pull the bottle early and that way the child would not want a bottle at all.posted 07/10/2006 by tlucky
Every child is different and will sometimes give up the bottle on his/her own and sometimes just need a little push from us. I felt so much pressure when Sophie turned a year old and I kept reading that she should have given the bottle up by now. And of course seing other children sometimes younger then her drinking from the sippy cup, and of course the well intentioned family members commenting on it. We did everything we were suppose to. We had introduced the sippy cup when she was about 9 months old and she would drink from it, but very little. When I went for her 15th month well being check up, the doctor told us it was time. Just to cut her off. We had attempted to do just that and of course she would get so upset that we would finally give in because we did not want her not too eat. But as the pediatrician said, they will not starve themselves. We got home that day I took all her bottles away and put them in a tub out of reach. To our surprise it wasn't as bad as we thought it would be. Yes the first 2 days were pretty bad. She cried a lot, I don't even think she really drank any milk and to add on top of that she refused to eat any solid foods, but again 2 days later, she started drinking from the sippy cup. We found one that she liked and stayed with it for a while. She realized that she wasn't going to get what she wanted -the bottle- so she gave in realizing that the sippy cup was her new source of milk and water. It's been a little over a month now and she drinks from any kind and she is finally part of the sippy club kids! I know it's eaiser said then done, but don't worry. if he drinks from it during the day, then most likely he is ready for your help to kick the bottle to the side. I think it's harder on us, because they are not babies anymore, they are becoming independant toddlers and although fun too watch it's hard to let go. Good luck!posted 07/10/2006 by celine2004
I just weaned my 1 year old daughter from her bottle last week by going "cold turkey" after her 12 month pediatrician visit. She complained about 2 or 3 days, but, once I put her milk in a different type of sippy cup from her water, she seemed to forget about her bottle. I give her warmed milk in a sippy cup while she sits in my lap before her morning nap and at bedtime, but I make sure that she is still wide awake when I put her in her crib. It is wonderful not washing bottles everyday, and Emily still gets the close "mommy/daughter" bonding that she did with her bottle. Just make sure you have found a sippy cup that your child likes before taking away her bottle.posted 07/10/2006 by Lynn537
The way we did it was at 11 months old we decided to give him one ounce of milk during his bedtime routine (story time)in a sippy cup (nuby has soft spout) and the other 7 ounces still in his bottle in bed. We didnt want to shock him or have anyone lose sleep. We very slowly decreased the amount in the bottle by one ounce a week and simultaneously increased the amount in his sippy cup by an ounce. By 13 months he was taking milk only from the sippy cup before his bed time and never once complained or cried about it. The mistake we made was to replace some of the milk from his bottle with water, so we later had to gradually decrease that water amount an ounce at a time from his bedtime bottle, but I wasnt worried because it wasnt as bad for his teeth and we took our time very relaxed and calmly. It wasnt hard at all to wean him off water... or the bottle for that matter, by then the bottle wasn't that exciting or wirth crying about with just an ounce of water in it! We also did a little bye bye ceremony to the bottles before we packed them up and I do agree it makes it more concrete for them to participate or see them being taken out of sight.posted 07/10/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
MY SON IS 12 MONTHS AND HE IS OFF THE BOTTLE. I STARTED AT 11 MONTHS GIVING HIM THE SIPPY CUP WITH MILK, SOMETIMES I WOULD HEAT THE MILK UP A LITTLE, SINCE HE WAS USE TO THE WARM MILK IN THE BOTTLEposted 07/10/2006 by smm0427
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