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Family road trips, for all their tension and tedium, always yield a fair amount of humor, whether from ruthless backseat inter-sibling squabbling or the inevitable paternal meltdown in some remote backwater. Leaving Iowa begins on the road, with Mom (Ellen Karsten), son Don (Terry Lynn Carlson), and his sister (Jennifer Maren) all snoozing away while Dad (Steve Shaffer) pilots their station wagon. The only problem? Dad's asleep as well, though the lights and horns of an oncoming semi serve to bring him back from dreamland. From here the action zigzags back and forth through time. Don, all grown up and a journalist in Boston, returns to his Iowa roots for his nephew's baptism. When he discovers the urn containing his now-deceased father's ashes in the basement of his childhood home, though, the rush of memories becomes tinged with guilt. It seems Dad was a stoic sort, and he and Don lost touch over the years to the point that Don missed the flight that would have brought him to Dad's funeral. Don tries to set things right by scattering Dad's ashes on the farm where he grew up, only to discover that, essentially, they paved paradise and put up a parking lot. Director Tim Clue (who co-wrote the script with Spike Manton) dials back on the sentimentality and gets light but truthful performances from his actors (Fred Wagner nearly steals things in multiple goofy roles, including an Amish quilt vendor and a diarrhea-suffering uncle). Carlson lends a convincing portrayal as a man dipping back into his roots with a panicky need to extract meaning from it all, and Shaffer plays the history-teacher father in flashbacks as well-meaning, a bit of a bore at times—just the kind of solid Pops whose children find it effortless to take for granted. By the end, Don reaches back into his memory to find a fitting resting spot for Dad's ashes, and it's a moment of real poignancy. Leaving Iowa ends up being one of those rare comedies that, by virtue of its heart and restraint, leaves its audience tickled and touched in equal measure.
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Ilisa Barbash is Associate Curator of Visual Anthropology at the Peabody Museum, Harvard University. Her film works (all co-directed with Lucien Taylor) include Made in U.S.A. (1990), a film about sweatshops and child labor in the Los Angeles garment industry, and In and Out of Africa (1992), a video about authenticity, taste, and racial politics in the transnational African art market. Lucien Taylor is Director of the Media Anthropology Laboratory, Associate Director of the Film Study Center, and Assistant Professor of Visual and Environmental Studies, and of Anthropology, at Harvard University. Taylor's films include Made in U.S.A. (1990) and In and Out of Africa (1992), both co-directed with Barbash.


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An Analysis of the Treatment of Employee Pension and Wage Claims in Insolvency and under Guarantee Schemes in OECD Countries: Comparative Law Lessons for Detroit and the United States
Secunda, Paul M., Fordham Urban Law Journal
This Part is divided into two major subparts. Part III.A seeks to identify trends among the OECD countries as far as treatment of pension and wage claims in insolvency, whether as part of the insolvency process and/or as part of a guarantee fund or scheme. Part III.B, drawing upon the Appendix of OECD country treatment of employment claims in insolvency, seeks to use tables created by the author to categorize the treatment of these employee claims in insolvency to show how the United States and Canada's approach to these issues aligns with other OECD countries.
A. Trends in Treatment of Pensions and Employee Benefits Claims In Insolvency Proceedings Across OECD Countries
In discussing trends in the treatment of pension and employee benefit claims in insolvency proceedings among OECD Countries, a couple of findings are clear. Most OECD countries (and this might be because a majority of OECD countries are EU countries covered by the employee insolvency Directive) have a system that provides some priorities to pensions and wages in bankruptcy (256) and also provides guarantee schemes for pensions and/or wages in employer insolvency scenarios (though more commonly just wage guarantees). (257) The devil is in the details, and distinctions between country treatments of employment claims in insolvency often relate to the way various benefit systems are established or structured. This sub-Part is further broken down into seven preliminary findings based on the OECD analysis, each of which is discussed in turn.
1. State-Run Pension Schemes vs. Statutory Pensions vs. Employer Operated Pensions
This section primarily discusses different approaches adopted by countries to the provisions of pensions and how the choice of approach impacts employees when their companies become insolvent. This Section concludes by also considering different approaches to the provision of other employee benefits and how those choices impact employees during employer insolvency.
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With regard to pension benefits, there is an important distinction between countries with regard to the provision of occupational pension benefits. First, a number of countries have little or no occupational pension scheme, relying instead on state-run social security schemes or voluntary, employee-based contributory schemes. (258) The seven countries in this first category include: Chile, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Slovakia, and Turkey. (259) Countries that rely primarily on non-occupational pension systems have little need for priorities in insolvency for employee claims or for pension guarantee schemes, as employer insolvency has little impact on the provision of pensions. (260) Not surprisingly, there are few pension priorities in insolvency and no pension guarantee schemes in these countries. (261)
Second, a large group of mostly EU countries follows a statutory-based occupational pension model, under which the pension fund is established as separate and independent from the company. (262) Employers make contributions to these pension funds (or insurance companies) in most cases, but that is the extent of their funding obligation. (263) The twenty countries that fall into this second category include: Australia, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Republic of Korea, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, and Switzerland. (264) Similar to the first category discussed above, there is little impact on these companies when the employer becomes insolvent, except perhaps for outstanding pension contributions due these external pension funds. (265) As a result, bankruptcy priorities only at most concern outstanding contributions (not unfunded pension liability) and there are few pension guarantee schemes. …


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According to a 2015 California Legislative Analyst's Office ("LAO") report, unclaimed property is the fifth largest revenue source for the State of California. This report also acknowledges the "tension" between State interests and an individual owner's property rights.
The term "Tension" does not fully capture the scope of the restrictions States have placed on the civil liberties and property rights of individuals, once their property "escheats" to (becomes controlled by) the State. The national reunification rate is approximately 34%. "Reunification" is when funds are returned by State administrators to the legitimate property owners. The LAO report suggests a 50 to 60% reunification rate is achievable. This finding is consistent with independent research conducted by Choice Plus, LLC and reported to the Uniform Law Commission. The net result is that annually, approximately 1 billion dollars are artificially retained by States in the name of "consumer protection."
Unclaimed money california is property which was initially held by financial institutions, insurance companies, utility companies, employers, courts, etc. on behalf of a property "Owner." Such institutions and companies are referred to as "Holders." When an Owner has property in the hands of a Holder and has not interacted with the property or the Holder for a period of time, referred to as the "Dormancy Period," the property becomes "Dormant." When the dormancy period expires, the law requires the Holder to report and turn the property over to the appropriate State unclaimed property Administrator.
Original holders turn about $6 billion over to States annually. An accumulation of approximately $60 billion remains unclaimed.
Holders and Administrators are "Custodians" of property. A Custodian is defined as a person or entity that holds property in safekeeping for another. In the case of dormant and unclaimed property, the custodian may use the property while it remains unclaimed or dormant. Original Holders act as the first Custodian. When the dormancy period has been reached, and property is turned over to the State Administrator, the Administrator then becomes the custodian. Custodians have a duty to protect the interests of the property owners.
In the past some Holders used accounting techniques, legal arguments, and other methods to manipulate dormant account information so that the Holder could keep control of and use the property indefinitely, or at least for as long as possible. Self-interest guided these actions and caused some Holders to abandon their custodial duty to protect the interests of the property owners. The modern unclaimed property system has resolved many of these issues through litigation, consumer protection legislation, and enforcement efforts.
Unfortunately, the fundamental moral hazard with unclaimed property has not gone away. Custodians have a tendency to manipulate business practices, laws, and policies in ways that benefit the custodian instead of the property owner. These manipulative practices deprive persons of property they have a legal right to.
States are allowed to consume unclaimed property as soon as it is received to fund public programs and fill budget gaps. States self-interest motivates legislators and administrators to manipulate laws and policies in the name of "consumer protection" to inhibit and prohibit people with a legal interest in the property from being able to exercise their right to gain possession of it.


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"The Mighty Macs" is a movie about Immaculata University, the winner of the first three women's college basketball titles. In 1973, during Immaculata's second title run, it defeated Joan Bonvicini's Southern Connecticut State team.
Memories flowed like hot butter over popcorn.
Seattle University women's basketball coach Joan Bonvicini reverted back to college life, playing at Southern Connecticut State, when she nestled into her seat for a prescreening of "The Mighty Macs" last month at Pacific Place.
As Bonvicini dug into her tub of popcorn, she shared stories with Seattle U. assistant coach Kristen O'Neill, although some memories had the taste of burnt kernels.
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The movie, which was released nationally Friday, is an inspirational tale of Hall of Fame coach Cathy Rush, who led Immaculata (Pa.) College to the first women's college basketball championship in 1972 (plus titles in 1973 and 1974, second-place finishes in 1975 and 1976 and a spot in the Final Four in 1977).
Bonvicini's Southern Connecticut State team faced Immaculata during Rush's second championship season, losing in the semifinals of the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women tournament, the precursor to the women's NCAA tournament.
"I'm embarrassed because I get mad still," said Bonvicini, a former guard. "We were up 10 with like four minutes to go and we ended up losing at the buzzer. Marianne (Crawford Stanley) shot at the top of the key and missed and Theresa (Shank) Grentz tipped it in."
As the movie depicts, that loss Bonvicini experienced was an outcome necessary to help shape women's basketball today.
Weave through the candy-coated affirmations in the film and the poignant lesson is being committed to your dreams. Rush, who had no prior coaching experience, had graduated from nearby West Chester University less than two years before taking the Immaculata job in 1970. The team didn't have a court, uniforms, and actress Carla Gugino, who plays Rush, is handed a deflated basketball to further punctuate the lifeless program.
Cathy Rush had just married NBA official Ed Rush, but she didn't want to regret not following her one dream before starting a family. Bra-burning and feminism were beginning to take form, but it hadn't really hit suburban Pennsylvania, where Rush's story began.
Bonvicini is close to Rush and many of the players on the historic Immaculata team.
"There are so many messages there for us at Seattle U. about working hard, believing in what you do," Bonvicini said. "It's not the building or the place you play, it's the people."
"The Mighty Macs" isn't as artfully told as "Hoosiers," nor does it branch to tackle other issues such as homophobia in college sports, like the 2009 documentary "Training Rules." But "Mighty Macs" is a feel-good tale that positively highlights women.
"You got to see like where (Joan) started," O'Neill said of the movie's depiction of the struggles women faced playing basketball before Title IX. "You see the story instead of just hearing it, which is great. It'll help people appreciate how far we've come."
There's a grainy picture in Bonvicini's office of her playing in a kilt like the Mighty Macs in the movie. The SU coach regularly notes to players that there wasn't a three-point line in her day, that on trips players slept four to a room with double beds, and there weren't any scholarships.
Bonvicini worked in a metal-goods factory to pay her tuition.
Now there's per diem, television contracts, dunking and a professional league that has been in existence for 15 years.
Bonvicini said the West Coast was so far behind the East she was uncertain about beginning her coaching career in the West but took a job as an assistant at Cal Poly Pomona. She moved on to Long Beach State as an assistant coach before a successful run there as head coach. Then it was on to Arizona before coming to Seattle U.
Saturday, as she prepares to host a coaching clinic at Seattle U. with about 80 attendees, there are two Division I schools in the city and a pro team with two WNBA titles.
Just one example of the reach of the "Mighty Macs."
"These women were way ahead of their time," said Bonvicini, who led Long Beach State to the Final Four in 1987 and 1988. "To watch and be part of the entire thing from the beginning is really interesting."
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The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
Question from 69RAWRER69
gba to GC link cable work on wii with gc games?
can play LoZ: WW with the tingle tuner on my wii? (does the gba to gc link cable work when I'm playing a GC game on my wii?)
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plz test, and if you're not sure, DON'T ANSWER!!!
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Yes, I'm sure it works. The Wii acts almost exactly like a GameCube.
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It does. The GC link cable just plugs into a regular GC controller socket and will work perfectly fine. And yes, I've tried it.
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You can safely use the Tingle Tuner feature in the game when playing on the Nintendo Wii.
The only thing the GameCube can do that the Wii cannot is use the GameBoy Player - a completely different device altogether that has no influence on LoZ: The Wind Waker.
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I t is gust like the game cube you need everything to use it.
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Yes u can i did it in my living room with my wii i did the whole forest haven with it. (WARNING MAKE SURE YOUR GBA IS CHARGED!!!!!)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Brian Vickers' team kicked off NASCAR's All-Star week activities by winning the Sprint Pit Crew Challenge on Thursday night, beating Denny Hamlin's team in a battle of Toyotas in the final round.
Vickers' crew, which includes a former college football player and two former college hockey players, changed four tires, filled the car with fuel and pushed it 40 yards in 22.902 seconds to collect the $70,000 first prize.
Vickers' team just edged Hamlin's team, which crossed the line in 23.011 seconds, giving Vickers' team its choice of pit boxes for Saturday's NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race at Lowe's Motor Speedway.
In keeping with the trend to recruit athletes for its pit teams, Vickers' crew includes Mike Metcalf, a former fullback at Appalachian State. Front tire changer Brian Haaland and jackman Shaun Peet played college hockey.
The rest of the team includes gas man Doug Newell, front tire carrier Aaron Schields, rear tire changer Danny Kincaid and rear tire carrier Jake Brzozowski.
The event also included individual prizes of $10,000 each to crew members for completing their tasks the fastest in the early rounds.
Caleb Hurd, Jeff Gordon's gas man and a former holder on the Virginia Tech football team, combined with catch-can man Jamie Frady to shatter the competition record by filling 18 gallons in 10.031 seconds.
Kasey Kahne's jackman, Eric Wilson, set a record by lifting both sides of the car in 5.431 seconds. Other winners included Nick Odell and Brad Donaghy, front tire changer and carrier for points leader Kyle Busch, and Dave Smith and Jason Binger, rear tire changer and carrier for Matt Kenseth.
The team competition included 24 crews, with the top eight in the Sprint Cup standings getting a bye into the second round. Teams faced each other in head-to-head, single-elimination stops.
It was far from what you see during a race.
There were eight unmarked cars on each side of the arena floor. Teams changed tires on two cars, filled the gas tank on another and a jackman lifted the fourth car.
The jackman then ran to the team's regular car, which was lined up next to their competitor's car. He pushed the car - often with team's driver inside - to the finish line in a simulated pit lane. The rest of the crew joined in as they finished their tasks, and the first car to reach the finish line 40 yards away was the winner.
Teams received time penalties for infractions ranging from loose lug nuts to spilled gas. A 5-second penalty on Kahne's team for spilling gas knocked the crew out in the first round. Kahne's crew won the inaugural event in 2005 and finished second a year later.
Ryan Newman's crew, the 2007 champion, was knocked out in the second round by Carl Edwards' team.
Busch, the resident villain of the sport for his success and his wreck that ended popular Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s chances at Richmond earlier this month, reached the semifinals before his team lost to Hamlin's crew.
Hamlin's solid showing came a year to the day after three crew members were replaced and two other were given new jobs in response to Hamlin's criticism following a mistake during a late pit stop.
Hendrick Motorsports, the dominant team on the track in the past several years, continued its poor showing in this event. Crews for Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Jimmie Johnson were eliminated in the quarterfinals, leaving Hendrick without a semifinal berth in three years.
The event, the first of three days of activities leading up to Saturday's All-Star race, included a band and dancers performing steps away from the cars inside Time Warner Cable Arena.
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In July of this year, EA announced that it would be shutting down its German studio, EA Phenomic. The company handled the ongoing development of a number of free-to-play online games including Spellforce, Command & Conquer: Tiberium Alliances, and Battleforge.
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What: Earth Week 2010 at the University of North Texas
When: April 19 (Monday) through April 22 (Thursday)
Selected events: UNT will commemorate the 40th anniversary of Earth Day April 22 (Thursday) with events at Discovery Park and the main campus.
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DENTON (UNT), Texas -- Mean Green students will have the chance to be kind to Mother Nature this spring during Earth Week celebrations at the University of North Texas with tree plantings, area cleanups, and hands-on workshops, among other activities. The Office of Sustainability is joining with the North Texas Energy and Environment Club, the UNT Denton campus, and the Denton community to host UNT's Earth Week in celebration of the 40th anniversary of Earth Day. The universitywide public awareness campaign is designed to discuss and promote sustainability events and generate a sense of responsibility and excitement about reducing, reusing and recycling.
Earth Day was founded 40 years ago in 1970 by Sen. Gaylord Nelson from Wisconsin, and UNT is celebrating 75 years of environmental stewardship since the late biology professor J.K.G. Silvey began the environmental movement at UNT in 1935, researching Texas lakes and pollution.
In 2008, then-President Gretchen Bataille signed the American College & University President's Climate Commitment, a growing nationwide initiative of over 600 public and private colleges and universities dedicated to counteracting climate change by taking steps to make their campuses carbon neutral. UNT became the first large public university in Texas to join the commitment, and in 2009, the Office of Sustainability was established to oversee research, education, operations and outreach programs.
Also during Earth Week, students can vote for the Texas Green Fund Campaign, a statewide effort to encourage college campuses to go green. If the initiative passes, students would pay a Green Fee of $5 each semester, which would mean approximately $360,000 a year for environmental improvements and sustainability projects at UNT. Students can vote online April 19 (Monday) through April 23 (Friday).
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9-11 p.m. – Screening of Food, Inc.
The film explains how only a few corporations control the American food supply and the effects that has on the health and well-being of consumers, workers and the environment. University Union Lyceum, one block west of Welch and West Prairie streets.
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Dr. JoAnn Ratto, a research engineer for the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research Center, will speak how the Army is making its food packaging system more sustainable. Silver Eagle B & C Suites at the University Union.
7-9 p.m. – Awakening the Dreamer Workshop
An interactive group discussion will provide education and inspiration through multi-media, explore the current state of the planet, and connect participants with the global movement. Room 225 in the Eagle Student Services Center, across from Willis Library with parking on Highland Street between Avenues A and C.
10-11 p.m. – Moonlight Tree Planting
A tree will be planted on campus during a moonlit ceremony. Event includes live music and informational tables. Campus Green, located between the Business Administration Building and the University Union.
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1-3 p.m. – Architects to speak about football stadium
Architects for the new UNT stadium will speak about new developments and LEED certifications as a part of an ongoing series of Wednesday lectures. Cafeteria lobby at Discovery Park campus, located at 3940 N. Elm St., Denton.
2-5 p.m. – Mean Green Clean
The Center for Leadership and Service will coordinate a cleanup effort focusing on various areas around the Denton community and UNT's Discovery Park. Students must register at the Center for Leadership and Services website by April 16 (Friday). Students will meet at the Campus Green.
6-8 p.m. – eARTh Day Event
UNT students, faculty, staff and community members will display and perform various works of art. Environmental Education, Science and Technology Building atrium, northwest corner of Avenue C and West Mulberry.
April 22 (Thursday)
10 a.m.-2 p.m. – Green Products and Sustainability Fair
Businesses from surrounding community and on-campus will give information and host hands-on workshops. In the mall outside the Willis Library, one block east of Highland Street and Avenue C.
11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. – Earth Fest at Discovery Park
A celebration of Earth Day with games, prizes, educational material, free food and music from Matt Hornbeck and the Three Seans. Courtyard of Discovery Park.
5:30-10 p.m. – Earth Fest at Library Mall – Main Campus
Games, prizes and free food in a farmer's market style event, including live music from the Two O'Clock Lab Band and Good Question. In the mall outside the Willis Library.
For a complete list of events, visit the UNT Earth Week website
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PLAINS TWP. - Representatives from 34 businesses throughout Northeast Pennsylvania met with 21 trade advisers from around the world Friday at the Woodlands Inn & Resort to talk about exporting goods and expanding into international markets.
The meetings were part of Northeastern Pennsylvania Alliance's 15th annual "Bringing the World to Northeastern Pennsylvania," which lunch speaker state Sen. Lisa Baker compared to "speed dating for a business."
Ms. Baker, R-20, Lehman Twp., emphasized the importance of the event, saying about $800 million in sales in Pennsylvania could be attributed to exports over the past year.
Jeffrey Box, president and CEO of the Northeastern Pennsylvania Alliance, said representatives from 34 companies had 180 meetings with trade advisers at the event.
"The numbers our clients are reporting are growing every year. That means businesses out there are making connections and it's our job to help them do that," Mr. Box said.
Douglas Rudenko, vice president and regional manager of consulting engineering company and manufacturer Vibra-Tech in Hazleton, was one of the company representatives who participated. He and marketing coordinator Kristin Klemish met with trade advisers from Australia, Brazil, Canada, South Africa and the United Arab Emirates to market their technology.
Vibra-Tech has about 100 employees, including 20 in the Hazleton area and the remaining in 18 other offices throughout the United States.
Mr. Rudenko said he hoped Friday's event would help his business expand and add jobs.
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Hats off to Caitlyn Jenner. Her courage to share her transition with the public marks an important step towards equality for trans individuals everywhere. Cailtyn's cover shot on Vanity Fair shows us that trans is beautiful, that we all have … More »
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For almost a year I had sworn off Cablevision. It was making me poor and I was watching .004% of the programming. For reasons I won't get into here, I am again a sucker, paying for shows I don't watch … More »
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At Catchword, we talk a lot about name creation, but you might also be curious about what happens after you end up with "The One." Considering all the work that went into coming up with your names, you probably hope … More »
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Charlotte mayor and former Republican candidate for governor Pat McCrory says he won't seek another term leading North Carolina's largest city.
McCrory said Thursday he will not seek an eighth term in office. He said he will consider other political opportunities, but didn't detail his plans.
McCrory still has one year left in his current term as mayor. He was first elected in 1995, and became the city's youngest mayor.
McCrory lost to Democratic Beverly Perdue last month in the closest governor's race in 36 years in North Carolina.
McCrory said Thursday he had already decided not to seek another term as mayor before announcing his gubernatorial candidacy 11 months ago.
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OUCH! Are you feeling a bit like you've been hooked up to a vacuum cleaner after using your breast pump? Do you find the experience just a bit too intense or painful? Here are a few suggestions for making sure that pumping is a comfortable experience.
Are you turning it up to the MAX?
Many mothers think that, for the best milk removal, they need to turn their pumps all the way up! When it comes to pumping, "all the way up" isn't better and it can be very painful. Finding the right level of pump suction is essential to a comfortable pumping experience.
Drawing milk out of the body relies on much more than just the suction from a breast pump. As the breast is stimulated, your body releases hormones which eject the milk out of the body. We often call this a "milk let down" or "milk ejection reflex". When the pump suction level is too high, it can impact the body's ability to release this milk. Turning the pump up to a level more powerful than a mother needs can actually lead to LESS milk being collected.
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When a mom pumps, she places the flange up against her breast with the nipple pointed towards the "tunnel" of the flange. It is difficult to figure out whether a pump flange "fits" without actually watching the nipple move once the pump has been turned on. When watching your nipple move within the flange, make sure that there is some space between your nipple and the tunnel. If it is rubbing up against the side, you can imagine that the friction could be quite painful!
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Over the course of pumping journey, it is certainly possible that the fit of a mom's flange could change. If, at any point, pumping becomes uncomfortable, it is certainly a great idea to watch for any sort of fit issues.
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› If a place or business, etc. reopens or is reopened, it begins to operate, or it becomes open for people to use, after being closed for a period of time: The museum has reopened after nearly two years of reconstruction. He hung a sign on the door of the shop which said it would reopen at 11.00.
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Hines' teammate, 6-foot-2, 185-pound receiver Prentavious Morehead, became the Aggies' second verbal commitment minutes after this interview was taped Thursday.
The two are working to bring Kimball running back Teriyon Gipson and lineman Victor Howell aboard, as well.
Kimball advances to an area-round matchup with TCU cornerback commitment Ranthony Texada, Baylor linebacker pledge Kevin Smith and the Frisco Centennial Titans Friday at 2:00 p.m. at Addison's Loos Stadium.


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This was probably one of my bigger complaints about FRLG was how they treated Pokémon from later generations like they never existed. I understood GameFreak's effort to keep FireRed and LeafGreen as close as possible to the originals, but to prevent certain Pokémon from evolving to their next generation stages was a silly thing to do especially with how they went about doing it.
It's not like no one knew about these Pokémon at the time, so why try and stop it? I don't know, I never really got why they did it. Thankfully, they learned from their mistakes when developing HG/SS.
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The absence of top jockey Garrett Gomez at Santa Anita for an
anticipated four to six weeks as a result of an accident prior to
Sunday's Grade III Daytona Stakes will unquestionably have an impact on
the local riding colony.
The 40-year-old Gomez, who was off to a flying start with six
stakes wins through the first 10 days of the meet, was undergoing
surgery Thursday afternoon at Kerlan-Jobe Orthopedic Clinic in Los
Angeles for a broken left heel, according to his agent, Tony Matos.
Gomez suffered the injury when his mount, Silver Summation,
unseated him before flipping over backward en route to the race track
after he was given a leg up in the walking ring prior to the Daytona
Among the stakes wins by Gomez was the Sham aboard Out of Bounds.
The Tucson native had been named to ride Citation Handicap winner
Jeranimo, the favorite in Monday's Grade II San Gabriel Stakes. He was
replaced by Martin Garcia.
"Like always, it's the trickle-down theory," said Richie
Silverstein, agent for Martin Pedroza and Kayla Stra. "Garrett is the
third-leading rider (at the meet), he's got tremendous stakes business,
and in the famous words of the late (agent) Bill Barisoff, 'One man's
loss is another man's gain.'
"Everybody below him moves up one. But to Garrett's credit, when
he does come back, his business should still be there. When you're
among the top jocks, like him, (Rafael) Bejarano, (Joel) Rosario and
possibly (Victor) Espinoza, you don't lose business like some of the
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Is Castle New Tonight, Monday, Dec. 31, 2012?
As much as we'd love to ring in the new year watching Rick and Kate get cozy, Castle is taking the night off.
But there's a silver lining: Tonight, Dec. 31, 2012, is not only the last day of the year, but it marks the final Castle-less week we'll have to endure.
Yes, yes — our favorite show finally returns on Jan. 7, 2013, and we're in for a red-hot episode when Rick's ex-wife, Meredith, drops by. As seen in the promo for Castle Season 5, Episode 10: "Significant Others," both Kate and Mere stay at Rick's apartment, and his place is far from a love shack!
Episode 10 will also feature a dramatic lovers' quarrel with Weeds' Brendan Ford and General Hospital's Nancy Lee Grahn, and hopefully Caskett won't follow suit.
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Baalke Hasn't Ruled Out Kaepernick TradeTrent Baalke is not ruling out the possibility of still striking a trade for Colin Kaepernick, though he's adamant that he hopes to see the quarterback working in new 49ers coach Chip Kelly's system.
49ers CEO Jed York Says Trent Baalke Will Remain GMSan Francisco 49ers CEO Jed York says Trent Baalke will remain general manager of the team with the knowledge that York isn't satisfied with the recent results.
Report: 49ers Expected To Fire Coach Jim Tomsula After 1 SeasonThe Jim Tomsula experiment could be coming to a close before it ever really begins with a report emerging Sunday that the 49ers expect to fire him after Sunday's season finale.
Disgruntled 49ers Fans Start Facebook Page Calling For Jed York To ResignThey are looking to raise funds for a billboard that would demand the resignation of CEO Jed York and bring community ownership to the 49ers.
Daily Madden: Will Next 49er Coach Have It Better Than Harbaugh?
GameDay: The 49ers In Free FallTwo years ago they were within five yards of winning a Super Bowl. They had been to three straight NFC Championships and were considering Super Bowl favorites. Today, they are 7-7, not going to the playoffs, and imploding in every aspect imaginable.
49ers Release Ray McDonald After Police Serve Warrant At His Home In Sexual Assault InvestigationThe San Francisco 49ers released defensive lineman Ray McDonald Wednesday, hours after he was named as a suspect in a possible sexual assault.
Harbaugh 'Always Available' To Discuss Future As 49ers Head CoachJim Harbaugh welcomes a sit-down with 49ers CEO Jed York and general manager Trent Baalke to discuss the future — his future — after a season that will end in two weeks without a playoff berth for the first time during his four-year tenure.
Daughter Of San Francisco 49ers GM Rips Offensive Coordinator Greg Roman On Twitter, Trent Baalke Issues ApologyBaalke has issued an apology and his daughter Cassie has since deleted the tweet and her Twitter account.
49ers GM Baalke Says McDonald May Still Play After Arrest For Alleged Domestic Violence; Players Stand By TeammateThe general manager of the San Francisco 49ers said Tuesday it remains to be seen whether defensive lineman Ray McDonald will play in Sunday's season opener at Dallas following his arrest on domestic violence charges, but reiterated head coach Jim Harbaugh's earlier statement Tuesday denouncing such alleged behavior.
49ers GM Baalke: Team Supports Aldon Smith, Wants Kaepernick Extension Before CampSan Francisco 49ers general manager Trent Baalke is committed to supporting linebacker Aldon Smith like a family member in the wake of his latest legal trouble — and keeping Smith around for the long haul, too.
Daily Madden: Harbaugh Deserves More Credit For 49ers SuccessThe friction between 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh and General Manager Trent Baalke has raised questions about the value of Harbaugh's services.


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Issue date: Thursday, September 29, 1898
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Hamilton Telegraph (Newspaper) - September 29, 1898, Hamilton, Ohio
1TIE TELEGRAPH ESTABLISHED A, D. 1814. HAMILTON, OH 10, .THURSDAY, SBP'l'KMBKR 29, 1898. THE WEEK. .52. SATURDAY A. Winter Co. have been awarded the contract for furnishing suits for inmates of tlie infirmary for tha coming year at their bid and being the lowest bidder. Secretary Will Hunter of tho Fair Board, eaid today that the prospects wera flattering for the fastest series of races this season, of many yearfi. Not Settled Yet-Ic is not yet delin- Holy Buttled when tho Hamilton boye of tha Sixth 0. V. I. will be home. It has been learned that Private Charles KfininerniBti, of Darrtown, is in tho hospital at Providence, H. 1. Louisa Koilar, executrix ot the estate of ths Ute Hiclwel Koffc-r, has been authorized by the probate court to coro- promlEe a claim against the P. C. 0. Bt. Ij Railwiiy Co accruing from the accicUnlsl death of Michael Kotler, for Kolui was killed near Seven Mile on July The company is re- leased from furiher liability in tho matter. The Dayton presbytery of the I'ces- byteiian church will bo in session at Carlisle nsst Monday. The First Pres byterian church of this city willbe rep- resented by Rev. J. R. Greene and Isasc Robertson. The delegates from tho Westminster Presbyterian church wit! be Rev. J. S. Edenburn and Henry Kumlev. Tho Methodist Epieeoual conference recently held at Xenia made in any changes in the Cincinnati (Uttrict that ftre of especial interest to Epwotlh Legnera. In the readjustment the fol- lowing chapters were entirely removed from the Cincinnati district: Concord, Branch Hilli Love-land, Venice, Hew' Huven, Okeana, St.Charles and Miauii- ville. George Moors, about 30 yeara of ege, married and living at Lima, 0., met with an accident, shortly before nice o'clock this morning that will cripple him for life. He ia a brakeman on a local C., II. D. freight. While tho train was passing through Trenton this morning ho attempted to board the front of the engine, slipped, was thrown nuder the whools his right foot almoat entirely crashed. He was placed on a south bound passenger, brought horo lit and re- moved from, tho C., H. D.. depot to (lie hospital in tho patiol wagon. Drs. Trebel and Jacobs amputated oil but s small por- tion of the foot. The unfortunate man ia resting easy as possible. Ilia family has befeii notified. The membera of Company L, Firat 0. V. I, decided nt a meeting held Thursday night to hold au all-day camp in the exact manner aa upon the Held while in camp at Port Tampa City, Fla. Charles Baruitz, a uiointjr.r of the company, through his father, Dr. 0. S liaruitz has offered the beautiful grounds atoand his home at Fifth aud Biondway. lor the camp, nnd his prop- osition hna been accepted by Captain Sullivan. The company will go into camp at D o'clock on a clay hereafter to bs intnlionefl, by pitching (heir tents, after winch the guard line will lie throwu out, nod a regular army dinner will be served on the grounds Fancy drills will be given by the company, followed by guard inonnt ul 4 o'clock, in which the First regiment band will participate. Dress parade will he held at fi o'clock, and a concert by the bund will tako placont 7 o'clock. An invitation will he ex- tended to many of the regimsnlal officers of Cincinnati and to Company E. ot Hamilton. The tftuir is to bf given by tho company to repay UIF- citizens for the uiauy compliments be- BiowEil on it. Mrs. Henrietta Dill, of Trenton, it under arrest on the charge of trespass ing, preferred by hor neighbor, John Augepurger. Tho case promises to be an interesting one, owing to the cir- cumstances. Between Mrs. Dill's and Mr. Anpppnrger'a yard there is an alley which has been closed up by the latter named, he claiming it ia part ot his lot which Mrs. Dill deniis. The alley has long been in dispute and yes- terday morning whan Dill re- ceived her winter supply of coal she ordered the geutlcuiau who hauled it to nnload the f nel in the alley. This was done and when Mra Dill bsgari hanliug it into lifr ysid Sir. Augn- pnrger appeared b'foro Mayor Keime! and rnti'ed a warrant to bo it-sued, charging Mrs. Dill with tre.-pasMDg. The coal is still in the alley and the cuss will be tried hy the mayor of th.i Both (ho defendant and plaintiff havo employed attorneys from Hamilton to look after their casee. Private Clifford D. Lewis, of Coin pany U Middletown, was in thia city last night. In an interview he aaid, relative to the f'agin case, detailed In yesterday's "I was not vith Fsgin, but I know McClintOck well. Harry was on guard duty ihit night, and his gun was loaded. Fagin had been drink- ing, and approached McClintocb with ans.r, Somn words ensued, and I saw McCHntock clnb his gnu, ipeet thn assault and strike Faglu over the head with tha butt of hla enn. It vru hard blow. Fagln dropped to tho gtound and was carried over to the hospital. They wouldn't have him there, and he was brought back to the guardhouse, and taken In. The blow broke the stock of McClintock'a gun. He got another and went back on duty. I do not say that he was justified in hitting as hard as us did, bnt ho was ou guard .duty and Fagin tried to crocs the line. The gun stock was splintered all down the grain by tho force of tho blow and broken olT, But McClintock on tho guard line, and under military orders had a right to shoot." Vesterday afternoon'a gang of section hands ou tha C..H. D. railroad found the body of an unknown man near the j water tank between PoaBt Town and Carlisle. The body was found nnder !Mae hanging vines and from appear- ances it is the belief that death was duo to starvation. Aa EIJOU an tho body WS9 found 'Squire Corwin, of Franklin, was notified, who held an inquest, reaching the verdict that tho man had died either of apo- plexy or starvation. There was nothing about his clothing that gave the slight- eat clew to hia identity. The body WES removed to Franklin by 'Siiuiro Cotwin and unless identified will bo buried in the potter's field. Sweral people at Poast Town who vlewtd the body cliiim to have seen the man in the village Thursday night, his actions arousing suspicion. His clothes were riirly and toi-n and it is believed that lie was a professional tramp The unknown looks to be about forty yoard of age.Soma of the people at Poast Town and Carlisle have advanced the story of foul piny, but this ia hardly believed, as there are no marks on tho body. Andrew Rbonewus, the venerable father of ex-Prosecuting Attorney W. K. Khonemus died at hia home at Mar- tiusville, Ohio, yesterday afternoon at im advanced age. Judge Neilau this afternoon ap- pointed H. Ij. Krauth and Luther P. Huston aa examiners of tlio commis- iioners' annual report. MONDAY Mrs. Deg Fitzgerald died at her home near Kjles at five o'clock 3-esteriky ev- ening fiftera lingering illness of typhoid fever. Tho body of theunkuown man found along the C., H. D. tracks at Carlisle Thursday morning was not identified, aud buried in potter's field at Frank- lin......: On resolution of Mr. Smyorp, the county commissioners have fixed the bond of H. C. Gray, as county auditor at Thia is the same as the bond of the present auditor. There is a sad irony in the announce- ment from Washington today that the pension of John Uehlin, of Oxford, hns bsen increased from. to per month. Mr. Uehlin died on Friday and wns buried at Oxford yesterday. Walter Joyce, eon of Major Robert Joyce, who was member of the Rough Riders during the late war left Satnrdny uiglic for his raneho near Guthtie, Texas, where he will also re- sumo leaubiug. Ho has been quite ill with a fever and has not yet fully recovered. At the last mealing of the Middletown city council tha committee on police requested that Mayor Tanzy suspend Night Captain John Haggard, from the force. The request was made on the ground that tho officer refused to pay a bill ho owed to a meat douler. The officer is ono of tho best on ihe force, nnd Hie mayor will make a thoiough Investigation beforo taking any action Democratic Committee Organizes Ths exauntivo committed of the (louiaaratU: county central coin- mitteo met nt David IMerce's oftice Sat nrday afternoon aw! organized by the election of ,T. P. Whitinore, chairman, and W. D. JIcKouij', Eecretf.ry. After a brief talking over of mp.ttera the com uiittee ad.ioaruedto meet nextKiiturdny aftorcoon. The peculiar beauty of some of the customs of the is illustrated by an incident related by H. Msshirna of Japan, basbseu until recenlly rcsi dent in thw city. Mr. Masbimti was a warm friend of Iholato Frank X. lilnck and was deeply affected by hia sudden death. He ac once notified hia family In Japan of bis in refpsct to it the household entered into a period of six months mourning. Tna Women's Missionary society of Dayton district, Cincinnati conference CONSTANTLY Baby Badly Afflicted with Eczema. Meuieal Treatment Useless. Cured by Cuticura. My niece's little orcr ftcv, si tlutJio riValcilconiinilwi, wat, anil lio HJO sorfi na. hU face so fun vf Eorcs. fsiiilul tcipil cvorylMng li.-.-.r.l coir.mencwl jisinj llio CITKXIU lirvroirc. Tho I'Jl ft i a r, I h f. i i cr' f-ety curM, an ci now J Irs. U J. RfiiYf, New Scot had, X. T. of the M. B. church will hold-the an- nual district meetiijg in tho First M. E. church In thia city on the inst. The exercises will begin at a', ia. A box lunch will be served at noon and the afternoon session nill begin at A number of fine papera will be rend and addresses delivered and reports read of the work of the district during tho year. All ate cordially invited. TheBnller C'cuuty board of agricul- ture met Saturday afternoon snd madn further arrangements for tho fair, James Moorison. of C'onnersvillP.hiiB been em- ployed as starter and some (ina racing will take place. Lou Dang, of Lima, tlie only C'iiineso owner and driver of a string of horoea in this country will be here wilh stable. Tha entries in the different departments will be larger than ever smd Ihe books will be open at tho court house Thursday. The board meets at II o'clock next Saturday at the fair grounds. Charlfs TJ, Murphy, a suspected for- under arrest nt Greenville, 0., and through! to be fiom Cincinnati, by the officer, lisa in hia posEOEBion blank otes of various Cinciunati banks and pawnshop tickets from that place. He also has Wank notos of Celioa, Dayton, Hamilton, Van Wert and Lima banks. Ho is very reticout regarding his past history, and does not associate or talli wilh fho other prisoners in the county Tlio oflieials believe that his wine ia ilurphy, but do not believe mylhing alee that he says. Infirmary Director Elmoro Andor- son had au experience Saturday night that lio is not anxious to repeat. He was driving homo in a buggy with bis good wife when EOUIO distance cut on the Princeton pike they were overtaken by the storm. It was dark as pitch and the lightning blinded tha horse. ThorcBult was that the animal lost the road, Elmora conld 120 more sea where he was driving and presently over went buggy into a gully at tho side OL (ho road, upsetting iia occupants into a pond of water und scattering crackers, cheese nnd general line of fancy and staple groceries promiscuously around. The horse stripped itself of the har- ness and started lickety-eplit up ihe pilie for home. Drenched aud soaked, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson pulled out of the pond aud after a rough woary walk of it managed to get home themselves. Tho buggywas recovered next morning. It was quite a jolly experience to go through with. Tha coiu'er Etono of the new school building to be erected at Sharon. Ham- ilton county, was laid Saturday after- noon with the beautiful and impressive Masonic ceremonies. Most Worshipful Grand Master Nelson Williams, of Hamilton, conducted tha exorcises and was assisted by the following officers: P. R. Fortnoy, Deputy Grand Master; S. B.nsmmel.Senior Grand Grand R. Roll.Grand Mr. Taylor, Grand L E. Wertheinier, Grand Marshal. The corner stono was laid, with the simple yet inspiring ritualistic service of tho Masons. The oration of the day was delivered by M. W. G. M. Nelson Williams, nnd a more eloquent effort was seldom heaid. The doxology and benediction closed the exercises. The building is a most connuodione one and admirably cjapted for its pur- pose. It will bo located on the bite of the old. structure end will be rapidly poshed to completion. Caraen A. Wilson, one of the best known farmers in 1'utlt.r county, died at 'his residence a luilo west of this city ou the pike at this morning of parp.'.yeiH of (be boweis, nged 7f> years oiiri 7 niotiths. Mr. Wil- son was born in New Jersey, Fob. 10 IS-.'a Ho cams lo! his county when ii boy and had UVfd herb aver since Most of his life waa apiint ou a fnrm near WooJV nnri he had lived on tbo present fa.-.'n for eighteen years. His wife was a Miss Haninri C feirka children satvitt, Frsuk of liarvtr.of near Seven iIiloHL.1 Miss lafzWHaaaJivinK at home and ntlenfling echoo! in this city. Mr. Wilson, was