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Colossus by Colin Falconer
Colossus the battle elephant and his rider, Gajendra, are taken into Alexander the Great's Army after his battle in India. Gajendra is anxious to prove himself as both loyal and useful to Alexander to improve his lot in life. He dreams of being a general and marrying the most beautiful woman in Alexander's harem. Mara, a Carthagian priestess and daughter of General Hanno, is in disguise as a boy and has been taken in as Gajendra's elephant dung boy and has come to love Colossus. Their lives intersect with wonderful and disastrous consequences.
I have enjoyed Colin Falconer's books for years now, starting with The Feathered Serpent. Falconer again brings history with a twist to life. I enjoyed Gajendra's life and his portrayal of the almost insane Alexander. The plot flows so nicely, you will quickly find yourself at the end of the book. Very good book.
Thanks to the publisher for a review copy.
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Oswald: Return of the King by Eduardo Albert
Oswald, exiled son of King Aethelfrith of Northumbria, would rather join the church that become king. But when his half brother is killed, Oswald reluctantly takes up his father's claim of the throne. Together with his brother, Oswiu, and his raven, Bran, Oswald becomes high king of England. Life changes and the wheel of fortunes turn.
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Exchange of Princesses by Chantal Thomas
This is a novel over the marriage of Louis XV.
It is labeled as fiction, but read very non fictiony. I didn't make it very far. :(
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
Naked by Eliza Redgold
Godiva, the strong but indulged daughter of Coventry, suddenly becomes Lady of Coventry after her parents are killed in a surprise attack. Rushing to her aid is the stoic and silent Earl Leofric of Mercia. Her most trusted friend, Edward warns of the battle hardened savior. But Godiva has no choice, she must marry for Coventry.
This book tells the earlier story of Godiva, and her love affair with Leofric. I enjoyed it, but it seemed rather short. But I did devour it in one afternoon. The twists were good. I also liked that the characters were all flawed.
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AbstractThis paper presents a comprehensive review of magnetoelastic environmental sensor technology; topics include operating physics, sensor design, and illustrative applications. Magnetoelastic sensors are made of amorphous metallic glass ribbons or wires, with a characteristic resonant frequency inversely proportional to length. The remotely detected resonant frequency of a magnetoelastic sensor shifts in response to different physical parameters including stress, pressure, temperature, flow velocity, liquid viscosity, magnetic field, and mass loading. Coating the magnetoelastic sensor with a mass changing, chemically responsive layer enables realization of chemical sensors. Magnetoelastic sensors can be remotely interrogated by magnetic, acoustic, or optical means. The sensors can be characterized in the time domain, where the resonant frequency is determined through analysis of the sensor transient response, or in the frequency domain where the resonant frequency is determined from the frequency-amplitude spectrum of the sensor.
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Grimes, C.A.; Mungle, C.S.; Zeng, K.; Jain, M.K.; Dreschel, W.R.; Paulose, M.; Ong, K.G. Wireless Magnetoelastic Resonance Sensors: A Critical Review. Sensors 2002, 2, 294-313.View more citation formats
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Sunday, September 13, 2015
Thursday, September 10, 2015
Southern Bacon Burqa Barbie
I've been thinking about Southern Bacon Burqa Barbie for a few days. Last week I got two pounds of bacon and got a Southern Barbie doll. They've been waiting to meet their destiny on YouTube and the blogs.
At long last, here is Southern Bacon Burqa Barbie.
If it's popular I still have the Barbie AND I have another pound of bacon in the fridge.
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Parenting Without "What Would Jesus Do?"
|Took this at the Fine Arts Museum
in Boston.
(Look, for those of you who are teenage guys reading this with butt hurt you may feel a little better knowing there is no age related demographic I am in love with.)
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
I Don't Believe In Asteroids And Boston Comic Con
I brought my kids to Boston Comic Con a few weeks ago. My daughter (10 years old) was very excited and got herself a new My Little Pony dress for the occasion. And let me say that getting the dress took some time and effort, my friends. First her mum looked online and saw that Target carried the dress, but you couldn't order online. Then I went over with my daughter to the closest store only to find out that the dress was a clearance item and that there were no more around. There were a few tears shed over the sad turn of events. However, the second Target we went to had the outfit and the day was saved. In related news, my son (13 years old) had some sort of Illuminati t-shirt on for the event.
Thursday, August 13, 2015
Explaining A Logical Fallacy At The Pub
I want to tell you all, I am God. Well, I'm going to be playing God in a locally (Boston) made short film. It's an interesting project, and it's going to be a silent film done in the style of film pioneer Geroges Melies, the man behind the classic movie A Trip to the Moon. What? You don't know it? Here it is:
Friday, August 7, 2015
Non-Bullshit Parenting
I was over at the Friendly Atheist, and checking out a clip from Jon Stewart talking about the ambient bullshit that exists in our society. If you haven't seen it, it's worth a gander.
As a dad I try to point out bullshit to my kids as it occurs in real time. Of course, that can lead to situations like the one below.
Yeah, that's a true story.
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As a dad I try to point out bullshit to my kids as it occurs in real time. Of course, that can lead to situations like the one below.
Yeah, that's a true story.
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Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Boy Scouts Of America And Other Updates
Two people in the whole wide world have actually seen me go full-balls into the subject of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA). It wasn't pretty. My rant occurred the same night which caused me to swear off gin. I was knocking back gin and tonics like they were water. (I'd like to say this happened a long time ago when I didn't know any better, but I was in my mid-forties.) My rant started innocently enough with the subject of the British monarchy (unsurprisingly I am a small r republican), and then the BSA came up in conversation. That was the thing that spiraled me into a red faced, Bid them achieve me and then sell my bones state of mind.
But I'm better now.
However, the BSA is one of my, well, we'll call it pet peeve and not obsession. That sounds healthier, psychologically speaking. Their recent decision to allow some gay scout leaders in some of their troops requires derision. I thought I would give you all a chance for the airing of grievances -- even though its not Festivus -- over at my Patheos blog, Laughing in Disbelief. I wrote a post titled Boy Scouts Of America Fill In the Blank! I hope you go over there and lob a comment or two.
Otherwise, my kids are out of town next week. This summer has been a grind for me with working four jobs, getting the new blog off the ground, and making a good faith attempt at being a decent father. I plan to write the monthly email letter next week to Purgatory subscribers and catch up on some much needed sleep.
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Thursday, August 25, 2016
Fall Is (Almost) Here!
My favorite season is almost here, and because it's almost September I feel like it's totally okay to talk about Fall right? We're so close. Every single year I get that same inspired feeling, and a huge pull to refresh my wardrobe. I love Fall clothing- layers and flannel, heavier coats and sweaters. It just makes me happy! Today I wanted to share a wishlist of some of my favorite things that are definitely on my list for this season! Enjoy.
Overalls! Love 'em or hate 'em, they're all over the place. Loving this pair. And here are a ton of overalls at different price points.
This dress would be more for a warm Fall day, but I'm loving it. And one more too.
This sweater is at the TOP of my list. I love it so much.
I'm not sure if I could pull it off, but I really like this jumper!
For the past couple of years I've gotten a new BB Dakota coat- both my favorite red plaid one and white one are from here.
Give me all the soft knits: one, two, and three.
I love this dress for a night out, or a dressier occasion. I've been so into high necks lately.
One of my splurges for this Fall will be a Clare V. clutch. These are all so great. Which would you pick?
And on the topic of Clare V. stuff, aren't these totes amazing? My favorite is the Alice.
Loving these culottes. Simple and cute.
Have you tried WAYF clothing yet? I recently got a dress and think it's great quality for the price.
Some Old Navy picks: this dress, these overalls, and this top.
This maxi dress is so beautiful for a Fall special event.
This is a great, easy tee that would be perfect layered under a flannel. I also need to stock up on some basics for layering- Free People tees are always my go to.
I get asked all the time where my favorite go-to is for booties- and it's right here: Dolce Vita ankle boots all the way. Best ever.
The perfect Fall sweater dress.
Did you see this dress in my recent Weekend Links post? It arrived and I'm in love!
Another splurge for me this Fall will be a pair of Karen Walkers. There are a ton to choose from- I love ordering from Shopbop (and link them often) because you can use your Prime shipping! So fast.
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Labels: fall, fall faves
Sunday, August 21, 2016
Weekend Links
Happy Sunday! We had the best day today celebrating Charlie's birthday with our close friends. It was a total low-key party at the YMCA, swimming and cake- and it was a great time. The photo up there says it all, right? Charlie's face is everything. Now I'm catching up on emails and thought I would share some links before I hit the hay. I have some fun things to share and I hope you enjoy!
I posted about this dry shampoo on Snapchat yesterday and got SO many questions. It's by far the best I've ever used- you need to try it!
A quick and inspiring read: An Experiment in Simple Meditation.
Wishlist: new Fall/Winter boots for impending cold weather (yay!) and this dress for an upcoming wedding.
What a beautiful woman! Inspiring.
A Guide to Overcoming Procrastination and Finding Focus.
Interesting: 10 Things I Learned from Hitchhiking.
I love: these jackets, this dress (ordered it last week!), and these sneakers.
10 Effortless Things that Clutter-Free People Do Every Day.
White Male Privilege Is Why We Laugh At Lochte And Vilify Douglas.
I love this post. It got me really, really excited about cozying up this Fall.
I recently got back into pinning. That sound ridiculous but come find me!
So the boys' school has a big auction/gala every Autumn and this year our theme is Old Hollywood. Bring on ALL the sequin gowns!
I can't wait to start baking pies as soon as it starts to really cool off. All of these look great.
Doesn't this book look good? As a non-religious person I'm a little wary that it's a Christian book, but the reviews say it's not pushy at all. I think I'm going to give it a whirl.
And finally, read this! It's a long read, but so fascinating.
Have a great Monday!
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Labels: link love, weekend links
Friday, August 19, 2016
Light-Up Sneakers and Growing Up With Our Little Ones
This post is brought to you in partnership with Zappos and Stride Rite.
Okay, first of all, I'm not sure if what I'm about to say is an effect of having multiple kids, or just growing up and making some important realizations myself, but it's just such a funny thing to step back and observe. First, I need to set the stage for you. When I was pregnant with Henry my Mom would often want to go shopping for baby clothes. I had SO many opinions on what I wanted my future son to wear- absolutely no character clothing, no cheesy prints, none of that at all. And I held fast to those rules for the most part. And even as he grew I continued to have these ideas of what he should and shouldn't wear. The no character thing continued, but things like light-up shoes were also on the list.
I look back at this now and sheepishly laugh at myself. Why on earth was I so adamant about such unimportant things? And worse, things that would make my kids so happy? Oh, but thank goodness for living and learning right? Now the boys wear what makes them happy...for the most part. But I've relaxed a lot and realized it's all about what makes THEM smile, not what makes me feel like they're dressed to my aesthetic pleasing.
So when we went back to school shopping for the boys, one of the big things on Charlie's list were light up shoes! I remember these from back when I was a kid- I thought they were the coolest. We picked out these pair of Stride Rite Leepz together, and when they arrived a day later (thank you Zappos faster than fast shipping) he was in heaven. They were actually the wrong size, so we had to swap them out, but Zappos sent an immediate replacement that arrived the next day! We just hopped on their live chat and did an easy exchange. Oh, and if your child is more into pink than blue, they have other choices here.
So yes, lessons learned all around...for myself, relax a little bit. Allow my kids to enjoy all the things that make childhood so fun, and let go of the funny ideas I have in my head of what I think looks best. And for Charlie, yes- light up shoes are everything he dreamed of, and so much more. ;) They're cute, comfy, and they look pretty great from both our points of view.
As always thanks to Zappos for the amazing customer service and fast shipping of these rad shoes. We are loyal customers and I always feel extra lucky to be able to work with them in this space (see our most recent collab here)- I sincerely can't recommend them enough.
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Thursday, August 18, 2016
The Kindergarten Transition...Plus Henry's New Workspace
This age is so fun- he turns six this Fall and as much as I loved the baby years, this stage is the best. I love the conversations we have, the long talks and hearing his opinions on everything and anything. And kindergarten is already proving to be such a neat thing in his life- he comes up everyday buzzing with so much new info and excited to tell us allllll about it. This past week he couldn't stop talking about mummies and pyramids, and today he was so excited to tell us all about what he had learned in French class.
My wish for him is that he always remains this friendly, inquisitive, and kind. It's kind of hard to let our little ones out into the world- are they ready? Did we prepare them enough? I came across this post on Facebook (from IG) and I loved it. I discussed something similar with Henry as he began school, and as he gets older I hope to continue to have this conversation. Inspiring right?
So yes, kindergarten is going so well, although it still hits me from time to time that we're actually here! Because one of the things Henry was most excited about was homework, he also requested a special workspace just for him. Right now it will probably entertain more LEGOs than homework, but this is a space that will totally grow with him.
We worked with Land of Nod and Wayfair on this project, and I think it turned out great. And most importantly, Henry LOVES it. Simple, uncluttered, but still bright and inspiring.
Below are all the sources and info, if you'd like to check out the items for yourself! And right now both Wayfair and Land of Nod are having amazing Back to School promotions- tons of huge deals at Wayfair, and Land of Nod is offering 15% off desks and school items. Also, all items below are c/o with the exception of the backpack and books.
Desk: We did the Adjustable Hi-Fi Play Table so we could use it as a table or desk. It's BIG and really really great for so many purposes. We added the extender legs on to make it higher but you can also leave it at table height.
Yellow Shell Side Chair: This chair is in Henry's favorite color. Well made and sturdy, we love it.
Blue pouf: Henry uses this to sit on, but also rest his feet since he's still a little short for his legs to touch the ground.
White filing cabinet: We actually use this to house all of Henry and Charlie's art supplies. It's the perfect size for everything, and easy on the eyes too.
Gallery Art Rail: Aren't these great? These are so easy to use, simply lift up the rail and it holds art in place without bending or ruining it. I love how simple it makes switching out school and artwork whenever we please.
Desk mat: This is the perfect non-slip protector that Henry says is great for LEGO-building! They have a bigger size available too.
Globe light: Both of the boys love this light! It's the perfect size and it's fun to display whether it's lit up or not. It also make a great night light as it's not too bright.
Pizza pendant: Pizza. On a pendant. Enough said!
Shark poster: Henry loves all things sharks so this was a big YES for him as soon as he saw it. I love this artist, and that the artwork is great for younger and older kids alike.
Lime pencil holder: A fun, functional pop of color!
Grass Organizer: Isn't this fun? It reminds me of the grass drying rack we use dishes, except pencil sized! The perfect, fun, desktop organizer.
White Locker Bin: These are great for all types of storage. We have a couple, and they also fit in the cube storage in the boys' closets.
Backpack: See a similar one here, and check out more backpack options here.
Books: Gaston and Leonardo the Terrible Monster. Two of our MOST favorite books ever. Must-reads for you and your kiddos!
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Labels: at home, Henry, home, kid stuff, kids bedroom, kids rooms, kindergarten
Wednesday, August 17, 2016
Switzerland 2016: Hiking From Wengen to Obersteinberg
I've been looking forward to this blog post since we got back from Switzerland! This part of the trip was a MAJOR highlight for me. The hike and destination was truly life-changing (I don't use that phrase lightly), and Obersteinberg was the most beautiful place I have ever seen in my life. Truly. If you're catching up late and want to see all of my Switzerland posts in one place you can see them here. You can find all the info in my first post, but we did a self-guided tour with Alpine Hikers, and today I'm sharing our hike from Wengen to Obersteinberg. On a related note- all of my photos and videos from this trip were taken with this camera and I can't recommend it enough. I'll share a post all about our hiking gear at the end of this series as well.
We started this leg of the trip in Wengen, at the Hotel Bären. It was the cutest village, car-free and so quiet, with the best views. Everywhere you looked it was beautiful, and we spent a few hours on our balcony that night, just enjoying the amazing weather and each other's company. Dinner was included, and it was great- a little different than what we'd eaten the past few nights, and we happily had seconds of everything, and especially loved the potato soup.
We slept easy that night (note the double duvets in the photos below!), and in the morning headed out to the train station and rode up to Lauterbrunnen. From there we hopped on a bus to Stechelberg, where grabbed lunch at the little restaurant before embarking on our way up to Obersteinberg. It's so funny- EVERY sandwich I had in Switzerland was the best sandwich ever, and this one was no different. There's a photo below and I can't even tell you how much I've been wanting this exact one! I've tried to no avail to recreate it...it must just be special because I ate it there! haha.
The hike up to Obersteinberg had been much anticipated. We knew it would be steep...but totally worth it. I tried not to look up too much about each destination as I like to be surprised, but I did know a few things about this special place. One, no electricity or showers, and two, it was literally on the side of the mountain with all of its dairy and many items coming from the farm right there on site. We were so excited!
The excitement carried us through the hike, where we gained 3,230 feet. Part of it were challenging for sure, so when we suddenly saw a Swiss flag waving high in the air and realized we had made it...that was an amazing feeling.
As we walked up Hank and I were both in awe. The sheer beauty of this place was shocking. There are no roads or public transportation up to Obersteinberg so I'm sure you can imagine how quiet and peaceful it is. We sat at a table on the side on the cliff and enjoyed cold beer and water and tried to take it all in. Just amazing. We eventually made it up to our room, which turned out to be at the very top of the inn, which was just perfect. It was the cutest room- wash basins and candles (remember, no electricity!) and the biggiest, fluffiest duvets I've ever seen. I could hardly wait to sink into bed that evening and sleep with the windows wide open. That Swiss air was truly healing.
We ate dinner with the group, all of us so high on life and happy to be in such a breathtaking place. The meal was hearty and delicious. Beef stew and macaroni with butter, breads and cheeses, it was all fantastic. And I'm telling you, all of the food on this trip was made 10x better since it all followed so much physical exertion.
We sleep so soundly up in our little room, and when we woke the next morning we were treated with sunny views in all direction. Still in awe we filled our bellies with homemade bread and preserves, and packed it up to head out to our next destination- Mürren!
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Labels: Alpine Hikers, backpacking, Europe, hank, hiking, Obersteinberg, Switzerland, travel, traveling with Hank, vacation, Wengen
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Caribbean Shores Cottage, Jensen Beach Waterfront
|Per night
|$129 - $175
|Per week
|$650 - $950
Is a "Key West" style family owned and operated Resort situated on the Indian River Lagoon, in Historic Jensen Beach Florida? We offer one bedroom Waterfront Suites and colorful one and two, three bedroom Cottages overlooking the Indian River Lagoon.
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Maritime & Yachting Museum ·
Stuart Heritage Museum ·
Gilbert's Bar House of Refuge ·
Stuart- Sailfish Waterpark
Property Rates
|May 01 2016
|Nov 30 2016
|2 Nights
|Dec 01 2016
|Apr 30 2017
|2 Nights
|Check In: 3 p.m. Check Out: 10 a.m.
|Lodging tax: 10
|Deposits: Cancellation Policy : The full balance will be charged if cancelling 7 days prior to arrival for stays 4 nights and under. For 5 nights and over a 21 day cancellation notice is required or full balance will be charged. Special Seasonal and Holiday dates or Extended stays for 28 days & over, a 60 day cancellation notice is required or Full Balance will be Charged. No Refunds for early departures. At the time of reservation, a credit card, money order or check will be required as deposit
|Payment Options: American Express, Cashier's Check, Discover, Mastercard, Money Order, PayPal, Personal Check, Visa
Reviews for this vacation cottage rental in Jensen Beach, Florida
Brenda Baker Brendel
Reading, MI
April 6, 2015
I read somewhere this place was a gem...so correct!! I loved it! Beautiful sunrises! We had a 1 bedroom waterfront room (unit #4). The living room/dining table overlooks the Indian River Lagoon. The kitchen was spacious with ample supplies including dish soap, microwave, full stove/oven, and fridge. The bedroom was small but definitely okay--has closet, dresser, alarm clock, and the best part--a ceiling fan! The living room had a ceiling fan too! The bathroom was good--no bathtub in ours but a huge shower with rain-shower shower head. The pool was pretty warm. Really no beach to the Indian River Lagoon but in low tide we walked in the river. To my surprise--one afternoon at low tide, the water was like bathwater--soooo warm. The owners are very friendly. The office is only opened during the day. We arrived after hours and they had left our information on the door and our room key in our room. It was very easy! Everything is well kept and clean. The rooms are easy walk to the parking lot --our room was about 20 seconds to the parking lot. It is very quiet here. Some people have been here all winter-very few kids but they kids looked like they were having fun. It is 0.7 miles to downtown--you could walk or ride a bike. Downtown is really cool. Lots of good places to eat like Mulligan & Crawdaddy's. A little further is Conchy Joes--waterfront (river) seating. We walked to a little gas station/party store 0.3 miles away one morning-they had grill foods there..eggs, american fries, sandwiches. The ocean is only about 5 minutes away by car. Many choices of beaches for swimming, snorkeling, and shell collecting. My surprise--this is not the usual tourist area--no gift, surf, or tattoo shops every block. More residential areas. By car about 5-10 minutes is US-1 where there is everything like a mall, restaurants (chain and local), stores of all kinds; Walmart/Target is about 10 minutes. Publix (grocery store) & Walgreens Drug Store is about 4 minutes. Caribbean Shores also have cottages and hotel rooms on site. I didn't see the insides but the outsides were nice, clean, and well-kept. Kayaks area available for free. There is wireless internet--only in the evening the connection was a little slower. Good selection of cable channels for the TV (located in the living area). There is a washer & dryer on site; also a laundromat about 4 minutes away. The neighborhood is clean and well kept. We loved to just drive around the area and look at things.


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went for 1 month checkup, I am breastfeeding and I asked why baby is hungry so often, was told my baby is using me as a human pacifier because she is still cluster feeding (anywhere from 30 min to 2 hours) and to make her wait 2 hours. I told her she screams and cries and it gets worse not better as minutes pass. Usually I can't take the crying after 20 minutes but she has gone 45 minutes screaming and crying hysterically... how can I make her wait 2 hours to eat if she is showing all of the signs of hunger? I tried 3 different types of pacifiers and she refuses them (pushes out with tongue). The dr also said to let her put herself to sleep which that isn't happening either. It's so frustrating reading all of the "professional" advice from books, articles, and doctors, nurses, lactation, etc. everyone is saying something different.
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All Praise is due to ALLAH, The Lord of the Universe. Peace and Blessings be upon Muhammad, the last messenger and a mercy to mankind.
For your LO, does a clean finger work to "pacify" for a while? I don't think you should make her wait too long, but if she just ate a lot and is crying again it might give your boobs a break for a bit.
Personally I'd be more likely to follow the advice of a lactation consultant than the doctor when it comes to breast feeding. Docs deal with all types of situations, so their knowledge is more generalized. LCs deal only with breastfeeding all day every day, so they see more of it, and see many different types of babies and moms who are all BFing, you know?
DS born on my birthday, 8/17! (2013)
I completely agree there is so much information. I usually give my baby one side then notice that he falls asleep. I break the latch, then wait to he begins to whine then give him the other one. At night I usually to feed him both so he lets us sleep but usually daddy looks after him by 5 or 6 in the morning he is really hungry.
to canadian483, she cluster feeds at certain times of the day, there isn't anything consistent but it seems like she will do it in the evenings usually from 7 pm- 11 pm, then she goes to sleep and during the night wakes up about 3x and only eats for 10 minutes and falls back to sleep. Also sometimes in the morning she is only eating "snacks" falls asleep after 10 minutes... I've tried to wake her up but she just falls right back to sleep a few minutes later. I understand the doc advice by thinking that if she waits the full 2 hours she will be so hungry and not have 10 minute snacks but I know her cry/signs of hunger and there is no reason to put her or myself through that crying episode for so long. I am thinking I am producing enough because I get engorged during the periods that she is not eating and when I've pumped I've gotten 3-4 ounces total.
to clairebearkiss, she does take the clean pinky finger when she is starving but I'd be sitting there for quite some time, I usually only do it for 5-10 minutes. And you are right, I'm going with what the LC say, I keep saying "doc" but she is actually a physician's assistant, and she kept telling me to give a pacifier when she was only 2 weeks old while everything I've seen says for breastfed babies wait til 4-8 weeks to give pacifier and each time I've seen her she is telling me to supplement with formula but when I've seen other staff at this practice they've always said her weight is good...
to aliram15 , this is pretty much what is happening. She is falling asleep and therefore only getting "snacks" not full feedings and then will want to come back for more very frequently.
to 2babiesin16months , not that I know of
All Praise is due to ALLAH, The Lord of the Universe. Peace and Blessings be upon Muhammad, the last messenger and a mercy to mankind.
I have been pumping to make sure that my little man is getting enough to eat when nursing and to help increase my supply (he had to be bottle fed for about a week to help get rid of jaundice, so going back to nursing was a little bit of an obstacle). I will pump right after he nurses. If he starts to act super hungry again after nursing and won't latch back on, I bottle feed an oz and that usually does the trick (though, he does nurse for about 40 mins before that happens).
I do not see the problem with a pacifier, but realize that can be a touchy topic with varying opinions on both sides. I would think a pacifier would be better than trying to nurse constantly.
I think you get such varying advice because it really is based on whatever approach you want to buy into as there is no strong science behind any of the approaches (time based, versus on demand, etc). Unfortunately the range of "normal" for babies and baby-related things varies so drastically that it is not very helpful most of the time. :) I personally feed every 3 hours (sometimes at 2.5 hours if he wakes up early and is clearly very hungry). He likes to fall asleep during nursing so I am constantly tickling the bottoms of his feet, rubbing his back talking to him, touching his head... and if I need to, changing a diaper in the middle of it.
The book Babywise has been a great resource for me and I have seen the approach be successful for multiple family members and friends.


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Jay-Z kept The Blueprint incredibly tight, focusing on a single sound and letting nothing interfere with some of the best raps of his career. The Blueprint²: The Gift the Curse is a radically different record, with the most respected rapper in the business trying on a range of styles, collaborating with a lot of guests (from Rakim to Lenny Kravitz to Scarface to Beyoncé Knowles), and working with an army of producers (Neptunes, Dr. Dre, Timbaland, Heavy D, Kanye West). No one else in hip-hop possesses enough power of personality to carry a 110-minute double album, and if Jay-Z can't quite manage it either, he certainly delivers some solid material in the process. The discs are split into "The Gift" and "The Curse," though there's no concept in view, just a loose collection of tracks ranging from unapologetically sexed-up party joints to theatrical epics and even taking in a Dirty South feature for Outkast's Big Boi. It's clear Jay-Z's in control even here, and though his raps can't compete with the concentrated burst on The Blueprint, there's at least as many great tracks on tap, if only listeners have enough time to find them. Good choices for highlights include the Neptunes' bounce track "Excuse Me Miss," the horn-driven blast of "The Watcher 2" produced by Dr. Dre (featuring Truth Hurts), and "I Did It My Way," which balances the trad-pop singalong of "Hard Knock Life" with the digital drumrolls of "The Takeover." ~ John Bush, Rovi
Artist: Jay-Z
Software Format: CD
Pop Sub-Genre: Hip-Hop/Urban
Pop Musical Style: Hardcore Rap, East Coast Rap
Record label: ROC-A-FELLA
Parental Advisory: Explicit Lyrics
- Subgenre: Hip-Hop/Urban
- Category East Coast Rap, Hardcore Rap
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- Label: ROC-A-FELLA
- Release Date: November 12, 2002
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Hand engraved New England pewter sports medal on silverstone 24" chain. Gift boxed.
|Coach Dan (Ashburn, VA, March 31, 2010)
|As the coach for CYO Basketball the past five years, I thought these were awesome player gifts for the 8th graders - final season. Best Uses: Gift; Pros: Great for teens


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Had a look a while back & I bookmarked this alternative login link. No idea how I came across it lol.
When I login under this link I get a plain white page with 'error' written in tiny text top left.
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Thanks. By far the best collection of water splashes I've found on FS.
Tnx. ; )
It's a lovely sound ! Thanks
this great...good sound great quality! :)
yes, indeed.
this is EXACTLY what I'm looking for!
That's a hot sound. (rim shot please)
not bad man, not bad!!!
Damik's right.......unless it backround music while someone is singing.
Just what i needed too!
Used parts of this recording in a song I recorded in a production class at New York University!
thank you!
the file for download is broken - just few sec at the beginning ((
thanks, sounds good, i like it...
I dont know how to download it ;/
that's a real nice sample. thank you for putting it on here!