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Jamiroquai's New Album Is Called 'Rock Dust Light Star'
We're delighted to announce that Jamiroquai's new album 'Rock Dust Light Star' is to be released by Mercury Records in November 2010!
It's the 7th Jamiroquai studio album and the first in 5 years.
We think at a time when many acts are producing electronic, disco influenced tracks, with 'Rock Dust Light Star' Jamiroquai has moved on and reverted to a more organic, live sound. The shift really helped revitalise the band who ended up producing a superb album - even if we do say so ourselves! We hope you all agree as you get to hear it.
Jay says, "Everything on the record is live .It's a real band record. The last, album – fantastic – but the whole thing became a little sterile. This time we've captured the flow of our live performances'.
The album has been recorded mainly at Jay's home studio in Buckinghamshire, and also at legendary Hook End Manor in Oxfordshire and Karma Studios in Thailand. The album is entirely written by Jay Kay and the band, and produced by Jay alongside first time collaborators Charlie Russell and Brad Spence.
The first taster of the album will be the rattling groove of 'White Knuckle Ride', available only on strictly limited edition vinyl prior to the album. It's a hi-octane retrospective on Jay's career experiences - a cautionary tale equally applicable to anyone's life in these pressure cooker times. This will be followed by 'Blue Skies' in November, an epic, blissful, sun-kissed Californian mid tempo song with lush string arrangements and perhaps Jay's most emotive vocal to date - pure class. Make sure you comment and tell us what you think on www.jamiroquai.com.
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Steve Lancaster
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU.... at last brothers and sisters we can all rejoyce in the gods that are 'jamiroquai', and can i say the performance on Later With Jools was Spectacular... Love and Peace.
Paul travers
Well its about time been waiting for this for far too long Ihope its the dogs naturalies cant wait !
Gonçalo Pereira
For the last 5 years we' ve been living of the huge repertory of great songs you 've made. But it's about time you give us some more. Looking forward to it. Jamiro are the best!
Renzo Gerritsen
Great!! I'm 16 years old and I started listening to your music since I was 4 years old! And now I still listen to your music. I'm glad you kept your own style! Greetings, Renzo Gerritsen from the Netherlands
wendi ,berkshire
i have put a note in my diary,busy mum and all that but i will not miss this ,cant wait xx more boogiees rounnd the kitchen with the kids xx,oh how times change but your still the best x
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Barbie's pink dream house fades to grey
Laura Slattery
It was blessed with a restaurant, a spa and more Schiaparelli pink than a candyfloss museum, but now Mattel's flagship Barbie concept store in China has shut down after less than two years. Based in central Shanghai, the retail haven for all-things-Barbie was part of toymaker Mattel's grand push into Asia – and as such was at all too safe a distance from the pester power of the multi-careered doll's Western fanbase.
Mattel told the Bloomberg news wire this morning that it was planning a new "brand strategy" in China for Barbra Millicent Roberts, who at 52 years of age* is still not showing much sign of middle-age spread (although her waist is wider now than it was as late as the 1990s). The Shanghai sales were a bit lean, however, obliging Mattel to lower its targets for the 37,700 square foot store three times since its opening in March 2009.
Despite the fact that her plastic limbs and blonde locks are, unsurprisingly, put together in China (and Indonesia), brand awareness of Barbie in the world's fastest-growing economy hasn't been sufficient to keep the dream house open for business. Luckily for Mattel, some $3 billion worth of Barbie-branded products are sold worldwide every year.
Parents unnerved by all the princess pink that mushrooms out of the girls' aisles in stringently gender-segregated toystores shouldn't worry too much, however. Academic research published by the marketing expert Dr Agnes Nairn in 2005 suggests that as girls grow older, they reject Barbie – by, er, torturing her. Maiming, shaving, decapitating, microwaving… Barbie barbarism is just a rite of passage for the maturing Barbie-owner. Indeed, it's probably only a matter of time before Mattel cashes in with its own Doll Destroyer Kit.
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Library cuts will mean hardship for its users
To the Editor:
I really must ask why Onondaga County's central library is eliminating access to the majority of the library with its new hours and access.
Only the "Browse About," or just the main floor will be available from 9 to 11a.m. Then the rest of the library will be open and available from 11a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. The selection available in this section is very limited with little or no research materials.
What about those of us who do not work a 9 to 5 job?
What about people who are doing research and need access to the other parts of the library in the early hours of the day? This group could also be people looking for work who have access to the research section that gives information about federal or county jobs.
We are taxpayers, and the fact is these reduced hours will save pennies, but in the long run will cost us dollars in having to rearrange our schedules and try to fit these reduced hours into our schedules.
Richard MacLean Sr.
Support P&C workers trying to buy company
To the Editor:
As we find ourselves in the season of hope, I write with that same sense of hope — this time with regard to the bankruptcy proceedings of P&C. Over the past several weeks, we have read stories about the proceedings with one report that the judge will hear the sale negotiations Jan. 20. It is my hope that this date is adhered to, that the date is not moved up to benefit large corporations.
Does the public know, or does the judge to hear this case know that the employees of P & C have been pooling their own money, 20 dollars here, 50 dollars there and so forth in a effort to buy the company themselves? They will need as much time as possible to submit an offer, time that the American justice system owes them as it owes all of us as Americans. And what a marvelous thing to think about in this economy of large corporate greed to know that the "little guy" is trying and deserves his shot. It is my hope that the judge is a wise one who will indeed honor his Jan. 20 hearing date, honor the American way and give the American worker, the very workers of our own communities, a chance to save their lives, their families' vitality and to maintain a little hope.
Heidi Nightengale
Health care bill an affront to democracy
To the Editor:
Passage of the health bill as it stands with majority of people against it is a direct affront to our democratic process. All congressional representatives who have voted in opposition to their constituents' wishes should be impeached. This would be the majority of Democrats. Hopefully this will occur next election via our vote.
At a time when we are trying to assist other nations to a democracy, we are running headlong into a socialist state. Not just health care, but climate control, gun control, redistribution of wealth. Our forefathers are truly turning over in their graves. It should be emphasized that this is Democratic tyranny.
L.A. Furco
Peace activists should disclose affiliation
To the Editor:
Ann Tiffany wrote a letter Dec. 26 criticizing Rep. Dan Maffei's support in funding the Reaper mission at Hancock Field. Tiffany cannot understand how $2.7 million injected into the local economy during a recession contributes to the well-being of Onondaga County.
Economics aside, I am writing because her colleague, Ed Kinane, wrote a similar letter a few months back attacking state and federal politicians for attending an open house hosted by the 174 Fighter Wing. In both letters neither Tiffany nor Kinane identify themselves as members of the Syracuse Peace Council, an organization that has protested outside the gates of the base several times. Lately I've read letters chiding the 174th for not naming their drone pilots. It appears that letter writers affiliated with the Syracuse Peace Council prefer anonymity, too.
Bill Discenza
Parking regulations near hospitals unreasonable
To the Editor:
I was reading the closings for Christmas and couldn't help but notice that parking was free except near the hospitals. What "Grinch" is in charge of this and how far away does the hospital zone end? It isn't enough that your relatives or friends are in a hospital bed and you take the time during Christmas day to go and visit them, but you have to worry about getting a ticket for $35 to $55.
Three days before Thanksgiving my daughter was rushed to the St. Joseph's Hospital and had a full-term still birth. When I came out I still had time on the meter, but I had a ticket on my car for parking too far away from the curb. I was 11 inches away. I think this is carrying things a bit far. I wrote a letter to the parking bureau, but I haven't heard back yet. I think the city should rethink this one. Thank you.
Richard Shepardson
Cart hit shopper's car, ruining Christmas spirit
To the Editor:
There needs to be a system for returning carts in retail parking lots. Leaving it up to human beings to do the right thing is not working!
On Dec. 26, I took my daughters to Great Northern Mall so that they could buy clothes with their Christmas money and gift cards. I parked near the entrance to Sears. We had fun shopping, still in the Christmas spirit, and when ready to leave, we walked up to my car to find a Sears cart up against the side of my car. I moved the cart and checked my car, and sure enough, there is a series of deep scratches from the cart.
My heart sank. This ruined my fun day with my girls and my leftover Christmas spirit. My vehicle is the only thing I own. I am a single mom. I am so disheartened to once again be faced with the reality of the human race in this day and age. I am now faced with the bill to have my car repaired, after Christmas, when I just struggled to give my kids a nice Christmas. To the person who left the cart: I hope that you had a nice day shopping, and I hope that you got to where you were going on time, since you were too rushed to return your cart.
Valerie Walczak
Separation of church and state central to nation
To the Editor:
I am writing to respond to Joe Traver's Dec. 9 letter, which claimed that America "is indeed" a "Christian nation." I would like to know what he believes that means: That we must allow only laws and policies judged consistent with Christian doctrine? Sanctions against behavior, practices or even beliefs judged non-Christian?
The legal and conceptual basis of our nation is our Constitution — the name itself is a reminder that this "nation" was constituted as such, out of many states and communities, by that document, and it's the one thing that really keeps us a nation. More than just an operating manual for our government, it commits us all to a common set of rules and principles, among them the separation of church and state.
Most of those who founded and constituted the United States at its beginning identified as Christians, and probably assumed our society would remain Christian in belief — just as most probably expected us to remain a slaveholding nation; that does not mean those beliefs or that identity can be imposed upon its citizens.
Dennis Earle
Only total withdrawal would satisfy liberals
To the Editor:
After a close examination of Richard Lindsay's Dec. 10 unfounded attacks against Barrack Obama, it was quite revealing who he repeatedly named as the enemy.
Was it the Taliban? Nope! Not a single mention of the group that we are supposedly trying to prevent from regaining power.
Was it al-Qaida? Nah! Nary a word about the terrorist group that led to us getting involved in this mess in the first place.
Actually, it was the group detested most by those who have been wrong pretty much every step along the way to Quagmireville. The real enemies are those obstructionist liberals who somehow control everything but get hardly anything in return. They merited no less than five shout-outs of derision while ignored were the true conservatives who are more against these wars than many supposed liberals.
For Lindsay to think that adding 30,000 troops when asked for 40,000 is an appeasement to the anti-war crowd shows he doesn't even understand this enemy. The only thing that would satisfy the opposition is a total withdrawal.
Where was Lindsay's revulsion during seven long years of neglect after which we could have quietly left Afghanistan with hardly anyone noticing? Not any more. There is a new sheriff in town and despite the noise machine's proclamations, he is hardly a liberal.
P. Caiello
America should work to be self-sufficient again
To the Editor:
We hear so much about global warming these days. Most of us are doing what we can to do our part, but we are missing a large part of the picture.
How about reopening and refurbishing our factories with wind power and solar power? How about once again making everything we need to survive as a nation here in our own company? The gigantic freighters that are hauling everything we have halfway around the world would be considerably lessened! We would be once again in control of our future, not relying on Third World countries that are robbing us of our own security.
The farmers are letting their produce rot on the trees because China can send over on these mega ships food cheaper than they can harvest.
The pharmaceutical jobs will go to people who will work for much less that we can even exist on. Our medicine will be coming from places that have little or no restrictions to pollution. Do we want this?
Let us tell our president that we want to be once again self-sufficient. Let him give job incentives for American-owned business making things we need to be self-sufficient!
D. Burlingame
National Grid news suggests new nickname
To the Editor:
Last week The Post-Standard reported that the PSC gave National Grid a transmission rate increase (Dec. 24). The paper also reported that National Grid plans to outsource jobs, possibly to India. I think the company should change its name to National Greed.
Sam Amedio
For a special treat, see Lipe Art Park in snow
To the Editor:
Driving by the Lipe Art Park during the heavy snowfall was an unexpected treat. The current exhibit seems to glow against the snowy backdrop. What a nice Christmas gift!
Joyce Howden
Roman Catholic church's crisis won't be forgiven
To the Editor:
The crisis within the Roman Catholic community was allowed to continue by the thoughtless disregard for the safety and protection of our children. The predators were allowed to stalk our young, unsuspecting and vulnerable faithful with the full knowledge of the governing powers of the Catholic institution. The ultimate betrayal of that trust cannot be denied and will not be forgiven in my lifetime.
June McMahon
Watch for mercenary toadies of speculators
To the Editor:
In Franz Kafka's intriguing novella, "Metamorphosis," a man named Gregor Samsa turns into a cockroach. I couldn't help thinking about that story as I read "Companies Hold Gas Leases In CNY Watersheds" Dec. 28.
Initially, my spirit soared to think that so many New York state stewards are determined to protect our precious water from the ravages of hydrofracking, but then I came to my senses and began to realize how vulnerable altruism is. It will be interesting to watch as these ersatz champions of the commonweal morph into mercenary toadies of gas companies and speculators. And they will, you can bet on it.
I predict that soon an unimpeachable study will prove beyond a scintilla of doubt that hydrofracking is the best thing in the world for New York state's water, and we would be crazy not to embrace it full-scale. I fear the die is cast.
Jeffery Sherman
East Syracuse
Gifts for health care votes too expensive
To the Editor:
The new John McCain that Maureen Dowd describes in her column Dec. 25 represents the feelings of many of the citizenry who are disgusted and frustrated with the actions of our Democrat-controlled government.
Perhaps Dowd doesn't read opinion polls and believes the lies and deception being used to promote a health care bill that the majority doesn't want. The comments being made by Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi are laughable. Pelosi, who probably has no understanding of the bill, calls the Senate vote a gift to the American people. Votes in favor of the bill that were bought or bullied make this a very expensive gift.
Martin Levine
Check out definitions of fascism and communism
To the Editor:
Re: the Dec. 23 letter from Peggy Boyd about fascism: You don't know the meaning of fascism and I doubt you know the meanings of communism, socialism, democracy or republic. Look up these terms in a dictionary. I suggest a dictionary of political science, but Webster's will do. I know you've never read John Dos Passos or any expatriates like Ernest Hemingway.
So, be quiet until you know of what you speak. You are a burden to knowledgeable people.
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We have just returned from a 7 night cruise of Norway and were sorry it could not have been 14 nights, it was wonderful. Having sailed previously on the Queen Mary2, What we got was what I expected, luxurious surrounds, excellent food, top class service, excellent roomy cabin and great entertainment. Cunard cater for the mature client and do not go in for climbing walls, wave machines etc., this was reflected by our fellow passengers, who on the whole were aged 40 upwards. My partner, who had never sailed on a Cunard ship before, was so impressed that she wanted to extend our stay.
The only disappointment of the cruise was the 'Party night', held in the Queens Room. The band, who usually played on an upper deck were very very loud, to the point that their music became just an uncomfortable noise. The organised party games were more suited to an 8 year old's birthday party. When I complained the next day to the Entertainment Director, I felt that I would have got a better response by talking to the wall, she was clearly not interested in any opinion that was not her own.
Sailing down the Fjords was just spectacular and just has to be experienced to appreciate the beauty of this scenery.
Special thanks to all those involved in catering whether in the Britannia Restaurant or the Lido Buffet. The food and the service was faultless.
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DAILY and weekly newspapers have all lost circulation, except for the Afrikaans daily Die Son, and the Zulu daily Isolezwe, according to the third-quarter year-on-year figures released yesterday by the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC).
South African newspapers are showing the strain being experienced by media globally . Prof Anton Harber, head of the University of the Witwatersrand's department of journalism , described the figures as the worst he can remember.
While ABC data usually show a drop in the third-quarter with some recovery in the fourth, yesterday's numbers - for the July to September period - were sizeable.
Harber said: "This is the worst decline in our newspaper figures that I can remember. The drop in sales runs across the board, with the exception of just two newspapers, Die Son and Isolezwe ngoSonto.
"It has hit dailies, weeklies and weekend papers, serious broadsheets and racy tabloids, English, Afrikaans and isiZulu. No sector has been spared. It is not huge, but it is strikingly consistent among almost all newspapers."
Harber said it did not bode well for an industry already under pressure due to the drop in advertising revenue during the recession. "Let us hope it is a temporary result of the hard times we are in," he said .
Daily newspapers saw an overall decline in circulation figures of 2,57%. The weekly newspapers showed a slight improvement over the second quarter but were still way below 2007 and last year , showing an overall decline in circulation for the third quarter of 8,92%.
Of the weeklies, only the Post recorded a break-even position while all the others were down on last year's July to September figures.
UmAfika recorded the largest percentage decline of 21,29%, while Soccer Laduma saw the largest numeric decline of 23342 copies.
Weekend newspapers saw an overall decline of 2,55%. According to ABC a new title Sondag Son softened the overall decline. Weekly newspaper circulation declined by more than 115000 copies, compared with a year ago.
Peter Bruce, editor of Business Day, said of the figures: "This is carnage - the worst three months for newspapers I have seen in a long time. If you take away the tens of thousands of copies given away free every day or every week by some newspapers, they are light years below the circulations they claim when they are selling advertising. The recession is doing great damage to print media."
ABC found that Isolezwe ngeSonto had grown 13,6%. The biggest decline was Sondag's 51,25%. Rapport, Southern Cross and Sunday Sun held their positions.


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She may play an icy blonde on the Emmy-winning Mad Men, but in real-life January Jones is one red-hot mama.
Barely more than two weeks after her first child, Xander Dane Jones, was born on Sept. 13, the actress, 33, was seen out and about with him – and back in beautiful shape.
As for how her maternity might play out on the new season of the AMC hit, costar Jon Hamm, 40, told PEOPLE at this past weekend's Rape Foundation Annual Brunch, hosted by the cast of Mad Men: "I'll let you see that when you see it, but she is no longer pregnant. She has had a baby, and she's very excited and happy and healthy. Both sides are very healthy and happy, which is very sweet."
Regarding cast reaction to the birth, he says, "We're just excited that she got through the whole situation healthy."
Costar John Slattery, 49, who saw a baby photo, concurs, saying, "[Her son's] beautiful. … She's very sweet, very funny, and she's in love with that boy."
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January Jones's Birth 'Excites' Mad Men Cast
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Biology Instructor
Dr. McCabe is an adjunct member of the Biology Faculty at Columbia Gorge Community College (CGCC) starting in 2012.
Dr. McCabe comes to CGCC from the University of Colorado at Boulder where he was a research associate in both the Department of Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering and the Department of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology. Dr. McCabe also remains a member of the CU Boulder CEAE Graduate Faculty.
While at CU Boulder, Dr. McCabe carried out interdisciplinary projects, working with colleagues within his departments, as well as across the Departments of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Electrical and Computer Engineering at CU, as well as with the National Center for Atmospheric Research, the US Food and Drug Administration, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, and numerous business partners locally and nationally, externally.
In addition to his research, Dr. McCabe also taught Applied Environmental Microbiology and Freshman Engineering Projects courses for the College of Engineering and Applied Science. With this broad array of research and teaching background, Dr. McCabe brings a diverse body of experience in biology and engineering to the students of CGCC.
Oregon Health and Science University
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Firm will develop qPCR-based multigene expression assay to help identify melanoma and NSCLC patients most likely to benefit from therapy.[Radu Razvan - Fotolia.com]
Life Technologies will develop a companion diagnostic for use alongside GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals' (GSK) investigational antigen-specific cancer immunotherapy (ASCI) MAGE-A3. The candidate is currently undergoing Phase III development as an adjuvant therapy against resected non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), and as an adjuvant treatment in lymph node-invasive melanoma (the Derma study).
Under terms of the agreement, Life Tech will use its Taqman® Array Card (TAC) technology to develop a multi-gene expression qPCR-based molecular diagnostic to help identify patients most likely to benefit from MAGE-A3 therapy. The firms aim to work together to validate the test in the current Phase III trial, and submit it for FDA premarket approval.
The Phase III Magrit NSCLC trial evaluating MAGE-A3 immunotherapy is the largest lung cancer treatment study ever conducted, GSK claims. Data from a Phase II study in NSCLC patients showed that MAGE-A3 immunotherapy led to a 25% reduction in the rate of cancer recurrence following surgery, at 44 months.
GSK has a MAGE-A3 diagnostic test collaboration in place with Abbott, centered on development of PCR tests for use on the Abbott m2000™ system. The firms' deal to develop a PCR-based diagnostic to detect MAGE-A3 in melanoma biopsies was signed in March 2010. In June 2009 they inked a similar collaboration and began Phase III investigation for the MAGE-A3 marker in NSCLC.
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Bird of Paradise
Here are 9 Photos of my Bird of Paradise Plant in my backyard. I snapped these this evening as they have just bloomed and some more are on their way to blooming…hope you all enjoy them…such an interesting, but beautiful plant. Many Blessings all, Red Crow.
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It turns out that Goldstein is sort of a mystery. He'll talk to the media and lord knows he'll show up in thousands of paparazzi photos from some of the biggest events in the world, but he won't divulge any details of his life regarding how much money he has, how he's made that money, or even how old he is. All we basically know is that he loves fashion, the NBA and smoking hot models.
In an interview with the aptly-named Interview Magazine, Goldstein said of his fame: "I get a kick out of it. I'm not doing it for any monetary reason. I'm doing it for fun."
That fun, mind you, is attending more than 100 NBA games throughout the country – but mainly the Lakers and LA Clippers – each season, as well as attending every major fashion show in Paris and Milan. As for the NBA games, though, he's not even a Lakers fan. He attends every Lakers home game, sure, but as he told Interview, he always cheers against them.
No! I'm not a Lakers fan. I actually pull for the visiting teams. I consider myself an NBA fan because I follow every team equally. I just happen to live in L.A. I think that no matter where I lived, I would not be a fan of the home team. If everybody is favoring one team, I always go the other way.
Regardless of which team he pulls for, even David Stern recognizes his stature: "James Goldstein is our largest investor in NBA tickets in the world. And, he's the most uniquely dressed fan."
He's also very well known for his John Lautner-designed home in L.A., as it was used in Charlies Angels: Full Throttle and, much more importantly, The Big Lebowski. But even though his house is being used in films, he doesn't have much respect for the entertainment industry because of "a preponderance of women who are short and have breast implants". That's why he prefers long legs of a girl like Amalie Wichmann, who might have the power of convincing me to eat my own hand.
The common belief is that Goldstein made his fortune in real estate in the 1970s, but other than that he's a mystery. That makes him pretty awesome. Well, that and the slew of hot models that he's always hanging out with.
"Seriously, still waiting on my cheeseburger nachos."


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Double JJ Resort in Rothbury is planning to double its work force for the summer, in anticipation of a busy season.
"If the winter is any indication of what the summer's going to be, it's going to be phenomenal," Double JJ's director of sales and marketing, Lecia Hatley, said.
The resort will hold a job fair from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 16 at the resort's Back Forty Ranch, 5900 Water, Rothbury. Applicants should bring a filled-out application and resume, and be prepared for an interview. Applications are available at www.doublejj.com.
The resort is looking to hire 200 summer staff, raising the number of employees to 400. The same number of people were hired for summer 2010, a good year for tourism because of warm and generally dry weather.
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Hey everyone...
I am having some weird issue with my car lately. I noticed the temperature gauge would move up slightly when I am idling then when I accelerate the temperature goes all the way up 3/4 mark and then down to its normal spot which is a little below half the temp gauge on my car. Its pretty quick like 5 seconds up and then down to normal spot. I know my radiator fan is working as I can feel it kicking in now and then when I idle as it bogs my rpm down a little everytime it turns on lol. My car has 166K on it right now. I know that back when it had 150K my radiator broke for some reason and I replaced that with a aftermarket radiator and while I was at it I had the water pump and timing belt changed...all seem to work fine until now. The thermostat installed now is an aftermarket kragan or napa store not honda OEM part as I didn't see the need to get OEM but after the install the normal operating temp is below the half way mark a little off what it was when I had the Honda part but the car seem to work.
Ok...so I check the oil it seem fine it looks brown/yellowish and I looked under my oil cap no mixing of coolant and oil I dont think. My coolant in the reservoir seem to have disappeared? I dont smell any coolant burning, I dont see any on the floor...I just refilled it and problem with temperature gauge spiking still exist on occasions.
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On May 12, the New Jersey Senate passed a ban on the disposal, treatment, and discharge of toxic fracking waste by a vote of 33 to 4. Now the State Assembly must vote in favor of it, as well, and there's only a limited amount of time, as the state legislature goes on recess in late June. If approved, it lands on Republican Gov. Chris Christie's desk.
Though the odds may seem long, environmentalists are hopeful. Doug O'Malley, director of Environment New Jersey, stated, "Dumping fracking waste in New Jersey waterways is still legal, and that's why today's bipartisan Senate majority ban of the waste is so needed. We urge the State Assembly to move quickly to ban fracking waste [as well], and send this bill to Gov. Christie's desk."
Not only must the Assembly largely vote in favor of the bill, but if its supporters want it to be veto-proof, a three-quarters majority must approve of it. If not, the chances of the legislation not being vetoed by Christie are slim. The governor vetoed a similar bill during the last legislature, claiming that it violated the interstate commerce clause of the U.S. constitution.
But activists feel that Christie was simply continuing to support corporate fossil fuel interests, to the detriment of the state's wellbeing. The governor previously broke the law to do so in 2011, when he decided that New Jersey power plants no longer needed to comply with pollution limits previously established on the federal level. He thus ended the Garden State's participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, a nine-state East Coast program that has reduced power plant emissions for the past five years.
On Mar. 25 this year, the state Superior Court officially declared this was illegal, and ruled in favor of Environment New Jersey and the National Resources Defense Council, who had brought a lawsuit against Christie's state Department of Environmental Protection, which turned a blind eye to the law's violation.
Christie's withdrawal from the initiative had allowed power plants to operate without proper regulation or accountability - and many feel he wants the same level of free reign for fracking companies.
"Fracking waste is a clear and present threat to our communities," said Jim Walsh, New Jersey director of Food & Water Watch. "Banning the dumping of this toxic mess will help make sure drinking water is clean and safe for future generations."
"Kudos to the Jersey Senate for taking the right action to protect our water, now it's the Assembly's turn," added Dave Pringle, campaign manager for Clean Water Action. "We can't move fast enough. From earthquakes caused by natural gas drilling to the climate crisis, to dirty water and air toxins, fracking and its waste are an increasing threat that has to be stopped, and this legislation is an important step in that direction."
Jeff Tittel, director of the New Jersey Sierra Club, concluded, "We need to protect our waterways, roadways, and the people of New Jersey from these toxic chemicals. We need to send a loud and clear message that you cannot dump on New Jersey."
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A soldier from Oak Harbor carrying a backpack and an American flag made his way on foot to Tiffin Monday afternoon to honor veterans and raise awareness of military suicide.
Army soldier Michael Lattea, who founded Ruck for Warriors, a non-profit organization that supports veteran suicide prevention by "rucking from place to place," chose the Tiffin Police and Fire All Patriots Memorial as his destination because of its meaning and dedication to veterans. He arrived at the memorial around 2 p.m. Monday.
"It's in honor of all the vets who gave the ultimate sacrifice," Lattea said.
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Army soldier Michael Lattea (right) stands next to Bill Berry, a Navy veteran, Monday at Tiffin Police and Fire All Patriots Memorial after walking from Fremont to Tiffin.
Lattea, who walked Monday on a broken ankle, said he began the trek from Fremont at 10:30 a.m. and got a lot of recognition along the way.
"This one was a little cold, but we got a lot of honks along the way," he said.
Lattea, who served in Iraq twice and is a suicide survivor, said he started the organization in August.
"A big part is suicide awareness," Lattea said. "The statistics are high for military suicide. There's an average of 23 a day."
Lattea said he already has made several trips since the organization's launch, the first being a ruck from Oak Harbor to Cleveland. He said the 120-mile trip took three and a half days. Lattea said one night during the trip, he and the other soldiers who joined him slept in a cornfield.
Bill Berry, a Navy veteran who joins Lattea for many of the rucks, said during a walk from Oak Harbor to Sandusky, it rained for three hours. Still, they trekked on.
Berry said he did not walk Monday, but drove to Tiffin beside Lattea.
"It's important we remember who we are and where we come from," Berry said.
Lattea said his next ruck is scheduled for Saturday. He will walk from Oak Harbor to Bowling Green State University.


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The first edition of Monday Night Raw following WrestleMania opens up with a highlight video of the entire show in question. Once that video comes to an end another video plays highlighting Vince McMahon's huge announcement regarding the brand extension before the new raw intro plays highlighting all of the superstars on the brand from the WWE World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton, Tag Team Champions The Usos, United States Champion Dean Ambrose, Antonio Cesaro, Emma, Summer Rae and many more. As this video comes to an end the cameras then cut to ringside for this first Raw post the draft. Sitting down behind the commentary table are Raw's new commentary team of JBL and Josh Matthews who put over that this is a new era of Monday Night Raw before they also start to hype up the show especially the debut later on tonight for Alexander Rusev.
Just then Randy Orton's theme plays from the titantron as the crowd erupts into boos. Slowly walking out from the back wearing a black t-shirt over his ring gear is the WWE World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton. With his titles draped over his shoulder the confident champion walks down to the ring as JBL and Josh Matthews remind us of just how Randy Orton retained his title at Wrestle Mania with a punt kick to Batista after Batista had hit Bryan with a spinebuster. Climbing into the ring Orton then walks over to the ropes and raises his titles high in the air.
The crowd boos loudly as Orton keeps his titles raised in the air before he places them back on his shoulder and grabs a microphone.
Randy: Once again I stand before you all as your WWE World Heavyweight Champion and still as your face of the WWE and wrestling as a whole. But still I am not getting the respect I deserve. The respect that I deserve for once again defending my championship this time against Daniel Bryan and Batista. And once again might I add I have walked into Wrestle Mania as a champion and walked out the exact same way. So I am not asking for your respect. I am demanding it. Because you can all scream Yes, Yes, Yes all you want. But at the end of the day it does not hide the fact that I am simply better then Daniel Bryan. And that is never going to change. Because I am well on to my way of being inducted into the hall of fame. Whilst Daniel Bryan is well on his way to recognize just how big of a one hit wonder he really is!
The crowd boos loudly as Orton smirks. A loud No chant then echos from the crowd as Orton continues to smirk.
Just then Daniel Bryan's theme plays out from the titantron and almost immediately the arena is consumed by Yes chants. Daniel Bryan then comes out from the back chanting Yes with the crowd joining in at every chance. In the ring Randy Orton does not look pleased as Daniel Bryan climbs up onto the apron before he is passed a microphone. With the crowd continuing to chant yes Daniel Bryan then climbs into the ring.
Bryan: A one hit wonder Randy? is that what you think I am. Because when you think about it what does that say about you. Because this one hit wonder has made you tap out countless times.
The crowd explodes into cheers as Bryan continues
Daniel: See Randy. I know deep down I can beat you. I've done it before and all I need is one more chance to do it again. No triple threats. No handicap matches. Just me against you one last time. What do you say?
The crowd chants Yes as Orton smirks
Randy: What do I say? That is a tough one. How about NO!
Before either man can continue they are cut off by Dean Amrbose's entrance music. Slowly making his way out from the back wearing a pair of dark jeans and a hooded jacket the current US Champion makes his way down to the ring before he climbs up onto the apron. Keeping his eyes on both men Dean Ambrose then climbs into the ring before he gets a microphone.
Dean: My entire life I have had to deal with the crazy and the insane. But I can safely say I have never met anyone as delusional as you Daniel Bryan. Why should you be the man to get the next shot at Randy Orton and not me? You lost as Wrestlemania where as I actually won. And that is why I deserve a chance to compete for the World Championship.
The crowd cheers as Antonio Cesaro's theme then plays out from the titantron. Dean Ambrose is clearly annoyed as he turns to face the ramp and Antonio Cesaro confidently walks out from the back with a microphone in hand. Making his way down to the ring Antonio Cesaro then climbs up onto the ring apron before he enters the ring.
Cesaro: Dean. I would not go around boasting about your win at win at Wrestle Mania. After all we all saw you steal the win from Roman Reigns after he speared Seth Rollins. A cheap victory like that does nothing to earn you a step up to the world championship. Where as a win like mine where I defeated Jack Swagger. Earns you the right to call out the champion.
As Dean Ambrose and Cesaro stare down in the ring Roman Reigns' theme plays from the titantron. The crowd in attendance cheers loudly as Roman Reigns walks out onto the stage with a microphone in hand.
Reigns: Dean. Cesaro is right. You stole that win from me at Wrestlemania. So if anyone should be out here demanding a shot based on their performance at Wrestle Mania it should be me. And I dare anyone one of you stand in my way.
Written in my face then plays from the titantron to a huge pop from the crowd. Just then joining Roman Reigns on the stage with a microphone in hand as well is Sheamus.
Sheamus: You really believe that do you fella? You think that making an idle threat like that is going to intimidate me. Because let me tell you something if you stand here and dare people to stand in your way Roman. I will be at the front of the line.
Reigns and Sheamus then stare down on the stage when
Brad Maddox's theme plays from the titantron. Slowly walking out onto the stage between Reigns and Sheamus, The Raw GM does not look happy.
Brad: Everyone calm down now. You are hijacking what is supposed to be the debut of Brad Maddox's monday night raw. But instead of giving this show what it needs which is a good dosage of me I have had to deal with who is the next man to face Randy Orton all day. I mean come on Miz and Christian have both been pestering me backstage and now all of you guys are out here bickering. But being the great general manager that I am I will solve this issue as to who the number one contender is soon. But for now what I am going to do to give myself some rest from this headache is book a blockbuster main event for tonight. As it will be Daniel Bryan, Roman Reigns, Sheamus and Antonio Cesaro taking on Christian, The Miz, Dean Ambrose and Randy Orton.
The crowd explodes into cheers as Brad Maddox then makes his way backstage whilst from all the men standing by you see different expressions from delight (Bryan) to indifference (Ambrose) to horror (Orton).
Match One: The Usos vs The Rhodes Dynasty
The first match of the evening was a non title match as Tag Team Champions The Usos battled The Rhodes Dynasty in a battle of brothers. But what had to be noted even from the start of the match was whilst the Usos where on the same page. There seemed to be a little bit of tension between Goldust and Cody Rhodes. As the match went on Rhodes and Goldust looked to put their issues aside as they took the fight to the champions with Rhodes especially looking impressive scoring a close near fall on Jey with a muscle buster. But slowly the Usos made their come back and managed to capitalize on a mis-communication as Jimmy Uso ducked a clothesline from Goldust who wound up laying out Rhodes. Before Goldust turned round into a superkick by Jimmy who then covered him for the win.
Justin: And the winners of the match Jimmy and Jey Uso.
The crowd cheers as the Usos celebrate their win before they are handed their titles. The usos then walk backstage as a disappointed Cody Rhodes climbs back into the ring. Goldust takes a knee and asks Cody for a hand to get up but Cody just stares at him. Slowly Cody relents and helps his brother up before he walks out of the ring.
Backstage in his office a visibly annoyed Brad Maddox can be seen standing by as JTG stands across from him.
Maddox: Look. JTG once again. I am not putting you in the main event.
JTG: Why not. You must be trippin not to include me.
Maddox: Let's be honest JTG you have not exactly won any matches lately. So how can I put you in there?
JTG: Come on man gimme a shot.
Maddox: Look JTG I would love to speak to you more about your future but honestly I got a meeting scheduled.
Just then the office door opens and in walks a man with short red hair and a red beard. Wearing a suit jacket over a brown shirt and a pair of suit trousers. The man is quickly greeted with a handshake by Brad Maddox.
Brad: Sami Zayn. Welcome to Monday Night Raw.
Sami: Thank you for bringing me here Brad.
Brad: Don't mention it Sami. Because you are exactly the kind of talent that I want to promote on my Monday Night Raw.
JTG: Hang on a second. You got time to meet this guy but not me.
Maddox; Well he is the newest member of the roster so yes.
JTG: But he's some green rookie.
Sami: Who are you calling a rookie.
JTG looks over at Zayn.
JTG: You heard me greenhorn. Now get stepping as me and bossman here got important business to deal with.
Sami: Oh really and what business is that?
JTG: None of ya business that's what.
Maddox: Enough. Look JTG you've clearly took exception to Sami here and Sami I wanted to talk to you about you stepping in the ring next week. So how about with this in mind next week we see JTG vs Sami Zayn.
JTG smirks arrogantly whilst Sami Zayn simply nods his head.
Renee Young can be seen standing backstage at the Raw interview set when she is joined by Damien Sandow.
Renee: Erm Damien you was not the person I am supposed to be interviewing.
Sandow smirks.
Damien: Yes I know. But with what I am about to announce is of the grandest importance. And you should feel honored that I am choosing to share it with you.
Renee sighs.
Renee: So what news is this?
Damien: That I the intellectual savior of the masses have elected to take on an apprentice to educate and inspire with his teachings.
Renee: Who is it?
Damien: Allow me to introduce to you my apprentice. Curt Hawkins.
A suited up Curt Hawkins then walks onto the set before he and Sandow shake hands.
Damien: And he will give you all a glimpse of my teachings next week.
Match Two: Alexander Rusev w/Lana vs Justin Gabriel
After months of hype following his debut at the Royal Rumble. It was finally time that the fans got to see just how good Alexander Rusev was in singles competition. His opponent was former tag team champion Justin Gabriel and judging by how serious Gabriel was in his entrance you could tell he was taking this match extremely seriously. But unfortunately a change in mind set was not enough for Gabriel as right from the bat he was overwhelmed by the unique offense and the power of Rusev who threw him into the corner with ease before he bombarded the midsection of Justin with vicious knee strikes. The ref looked to call for a break but before he could do so Rusev hoisted Gabriel up in the air before slamming him down onto the canvas for a sambo esque suplex. Clearly winded by the move Gabriel staggered to his feet holding his med section only to then be blasted with a vicious spinning heel kick by Rusev. Completely defenseless Gabriel was then locked in the Accolade by Rusev which quickly rendered him unconscious for a devastatingly impressive debut.
Justin: And the winner of the match Alexander Rusev
Clearly not done even after the bell Rusev keeps hold of the submission on Gabriel until Lana finally orders him to let go. Standing over Gabriel Rusev then raises both arms in the air as the crowd boos.
The cameras then cut to backstage where a loud argument can be seen in the process of happening as Aksana, Emma, Naomi, Summer Rae and Natalya are all standing by.
Aksana: If anyone should be number one contender for the divas title it is me.
Naomi: Since when have you won a match? I should be the next challenger.
Natalya: None of you have been here as long as I have. I deserve the next shot.
Summer: You've had plenty of chances I haven't had one. I should get the shot.
Emma: I beat you Summer and I have not had a shot either so I should get the shot.
As the divas continue their arguing they only come to a stop when Bad News Barrett walks up to them.
Barrett: Ladies. I'm afraid I've got some bad news! There is no Divas title on Raw. Which means you have stood here arguing and looking stupid for nothing.
With that a grinning Barrett walks off down the hall as the women continue arguing
Match Three: William Regal vs Xavier Woods w/R-truth
The third match of the evening saw veteran William Regal take on upstart Xavier Woods in a true clash of styles and experience. In the early stages the young Woods dazzled the fans in attendance with his high impact move set but ever the crafty veteran Regal was able to make a comeback after holding onto the ropes to block a DDT. From here the veteran wisely grounded Woods and punished him with various submission holds and strikes. The crowd started to rally behind Woods who after countering a suplex by dropping behind Regal looked set to make a comeback including nailing his trademark rolling clothesline. But a failed leaping STO attempt allowed Regal to blast him with a knee trembler for the win.
Justin: And the winner of the match William Regal.
The crowd gives off a mixed response as Regal gets his arm raised in the air. As Regal begins to celebrate his win R-Truth starts to check on Woods.
Heath Slater's theme plays out from the titantron as the crowd erupts into boos. Slowly the one man band then walks out from the back dressed in his ring gear. With a confident smile on his face Heath Slater then rolls into the ring before he grabs himself a microphone.
Heath: Ladies and Gentleman. My name is Heath Slater. And I am the one man band.
The crowd boos as Slater continues to smile.
Heath: And I know you have all been worried about what is going to happen now that 3MB has been split up. But I want all of you to know. You don't have to worry about me. Because think about all the other notable bands that have split up. The Jackson Five, Nsync, Black Sabbath and Wings. When those groups split up one man left them all and went on to have great success as a solo artist. And just like those groups. Now that 3MB has split. Heath Slater is ready to cement his place as a top star and be top of the charts.
Despite the boos increasing from the crowd Slater continues to smile.
Heath: And that will begin tonight. Because right now I am issuing an open challenge to anyone in the back who wants to take me on. That's right any man in the back who wants to prove himself against a real main eventer come on down.
Just then to Slater's surprise and a huge pop from the crowd. Evan Bourne's theme plays from the titantron. Making his return after being out for nearly two years is Evan Bourne. Bourne charges down to the ring as a referee can be seen climbing through the ropes.
Match Four: Heath Slater vs Evan Bourne
After issuing his open challenge it was clear by his reaction that Heath Slater was clearly surprised that his opponent was Evan Bourne of all people. The early stages of this match showed that despite his absence Bourne has not missed a step as he flew all over the ring hitting Slater with some dazzling moves much to the delight of the crowd in attendance. Just as it looked like Bourne might end this early as he climbed up the ropes and motioned for Air Bourne. Slater wisely rolled out onto the apron. This caused Bourne to jump down and look to pull Heath back in the ring only to be hot shotted across the top rope. This was a turning point for Slater who was able to get back into the match and score a close near fall following a neck breaker. But clearly the longer he was in control the more over confident Slater grew and an attempt on a DDT allowed Bourne to spin out and crack Slater with a spin kick putting him down on the canvas before he finished the match with Air Bourne for the win.
Justin: And the winner of the match Evan Bourne.
The crowd in attendance explodes into cheers as Evan Bourne jumps to his feet in the ring. Bourne then begins to celebrate as a dejected Slater rolls to the floor.
Backstage in the hallway of the arena a man in a dark suit can be seen walking round handing out business cards before he turns to the camera. Sporting a black ponytail and black beard the man smiles as he looks directly into the camera.
?: Bonjour. My name is Sylvester Lefort. And I am what you people may call an entrepreneur. A monay making entrepreneur. Who is all about success. Success for me and most importantly. Success for my ever growing bank account. Because not just in the WWE but in life in general. Monay is what makes this world go round. Monay is what makes things happen. And that is why I have come to the WWE and more specifically Monday Night Raw. To find myself a talent more then capable of being successful and more then capable of being profitable. Which is why over the next few weeks I shall be scouting every man, woman and tag team on this roster to find out who can make me monay.
Main Event: Randy Orton/Christian/Dean Ambrose/The Miz vs Sheamus/Antonio Cesaro/Daniel Bryan/Roman Reigns
Finally it was time for the main event and what a main event it was featuring eight of Raw's biggest stars in a tag team match. As you can imagine there was some clear dissension in the ranks of both teams especially in the opening stages on Team Orton when Randy tried to order Dean Ambrose to start things off only to have Dean leave the ring with Christian and Miz following suit. This mean Orton had to start out with Wrestlemania opponent Daniel Bryan who as to be expected was extremely hyped up for this match. The opening stages of this match saw Bryan in control with the crowd firmly on his side until Bryan was cheap shotted by Miz. This allowed Orton to tag out to Christian who began to beat down Bryan before scoring a near fall following a DDT. Christian then tagged out to Miz but at the same time Bryan was able to tag out to Sheamus. Sheamus entered the ring and took the fight right to the Miz and began battering him with his barrage of forearms against the ropes when Dean Ambrose tagged in. As the match continued it became clear that the heel side was doing everything they could to insure Roman Reigns never got in the ring. But unfortunately for Orton he was the one in the ring when Reigns finally got the tag. Entering the ring with a full head of steam Reigns began to beat down Orton before he drilled the Christian with a Super Man punch as he entered the ring. On the outside Bryan began brawling with Amrbose up the ramp as Sheamus slammed the Miz face first against the announces table. But just as Roman Reigns has Orton set up for the spear he is tripped up and pulled out of the ring by a mystery man who came through the crowd.
Justin: And the winners of the match as a result of a disqualification Sheamus, Antonio Cesaro, Daniel Bryan and Roman Reigns.
Reigns climbs to his feet outside of the ring and stares down with the man who is wearing a dark blue jean jacket and a pair of black camo pants. But before Reigns can blast him he is chop blocked from behind by a dark haired man dressed in a scruffy dark suit. Reigns drops to a knee and these two men then toss him head first into the steel steps. Sheamus goes to charge round and help his partner when another two men hop the rail behind him and take him down on the floor. These two men are a lot bigger and they waste no time in beating down Sheamus before they drag him to his feet. Under the man in the Blue Jacket's orders these two beasts then level Sheamus with a Leg Sweep/flying european uppercut combination. Miz slowly climbs to his feet and definitely has no clue what is going on when the four men turn their attentions on him and start beating him down. The scruffy man in the suit then flings Miz face first into the ring post laying him out. Bryan, Cesaro, Ambrose, Christian and Orton all then stand in the ring waiting for these men when suddenly a dark haired women enters the ring behind them and low blows Orton. Cesaro, Bryan, Ambrose and Christian all look unsure of what is happening as the four men then climb up onto the apron before they enter the ring. The leader of the group then steps towards Cesaro and the other three and can be heard saying they have no interest in harming them. Allowing an equally confused Bryan, Cesaro, Ambrose and Christian to leave the ring. The five members of this mystery group circle Randy Orton as slowly climbs to his feet. Before Orton even gets a chance to fight back this group pounces on him and beats him down with punches and kicks. With Orton laid out in the ring and The Miz, Sheamus and Reigns laid out on the outside of the ring. This group of five then leave the ring and make their way through the crowd as the show comes to a close.
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I also recommend giving your baby doses of LSD and meth. You know, so they don't develop allergies.
This article from The Guardian is about feeding solids to babies at 4 months. But there's a paragraph that talks about introducing gluten before 6 months to reduce Coeliac's in children. While we are at it, might as well introduce HFCS and franken oils at 4 months. Geez!
Other evidence, they say, suggests that babies not introduced to certain foods earlier than six months may have a higher incidence of food allergies. "Countries where peanuts are used as weaning foods have low incidences of peanut allergy (Israel, for example)," they write.
The third potential issue is coeliac disease. The numbers of children developing coeliac disease rose in Sweden following advice to mothers to delay the introduction of gluten into their child's diet until after six months, and it fell when the recommendation reverted to four months.
I also recommend giving your baby doses of LSD and meth. You know, so they don't develop allergies.
The whole concept of a macronutrient, like that of a calorie, is determining our language game in such a way that the conversation is not making sense." - Dr. Kurt Harris
i really disagree with feeding children mush before they are showing readiness to eat foods. in BLW circles, you are looking for -- pincher grip/grasp; the ability to recognize food vs generally 'sticking stuff in mouth' behavior; and the ability to basically sit up on their own to eat. this comes between 6 and 8 months on average. and then, they are mostly gumming and mauling it-- not using it for nutrition, but trying it out, getting a palate.
for these babies, breastmilk or formula is the primary food/nutrition source for the first year, and for some a bit thereafter too, but they tend to have wide palates.
hawk does, for sure. he started eating around 8 months.
my babes were all super interested in food before 6 months, but really didn't use table food as a source of nutrition until well after a year.
this logic is ridiculous. i wonder if they're confusing correlation with causation. maybe families who have higher rates of celiac disease and other bowel issues are more likely to introduce solids later out of a concern for gut health. so these babies have a higher predisposition to gut issues (rather than the other way around). whatever the case, it sounds like junk science to me.
She accused the paper's authors of taking funds from the babyfood industry. The paper acknowledges that three of the four authors "have performed consultancy work and/or received research funding from companies manufacturing infant formulas and baby foods within the past three years".pfft...specialists in nutrition?They had advised babyfood manufacturers because they were specialists in child nutrition, she said.
does this look like it came from a nutrition specialist?? how about this lowfat yogurt, with added canola oil?
did anyone see the next article about special menus for pregnant women? sounds like a well-intentioned but ultimately paternalistic idea.
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my son took interest in eating habits before 6 months -- he would communicate about eating quite frequently and was also interested in tableware, but didn't show the readiness for eating food prior to then. but, it's also only one of the three signs. all three of them should be in place, really, before food introduced. but, baby lead weaning is it's own process. others vehemently disagree with it.
BEFORE six months? That's insane. I think DD was about 7 months when she showed real interest in eating food (and not playing with it). I'm pretty sure we started with sweet potato. Then I gave her a pickle and *gasp* sliced apples.
I'm definitely on the BLW bandwagon. But then again, I'm lazy. I don't like cleaning up slop thrown around the kitchen while trying to feed my child lots of mush. She's now 9 months old and breastfeeds for ALL of her nutrition (as most babies should be doing) sure, she eats other foods-and with a spoon on her own at that- but it's mainly for texture and taste and to figure out HOW to eat, not for nutrition.
I just cannot FATHOM introducing foods like that at four months. Doesn't that violate some WHO codes? Sounds like Nestle wrote that article.
Er... my kid was grabbing our food and stuffing it in her face around 5 months. She was sitting unassisted then too. Zoebird is right, it's more about meeting developmental milestones than by age. I know some kids who weren't into food until 10-12 months. Sadly, mine wasn't one of them. Her first food was pate, I think. I always laugh when people think that THEY control baby's first food - no, if you hold your baby all the time like you should, at some point he or she is going to swipe whatever's destined for your mouth and redirect it. It'll probably be something hugely "inappropriate" like bacon-wrapped scallops or a peanut butter sandwich and then you'll freak out, and then you'll get over it.
I don't advocate making baby food either - the easiest, most natural way to feed a baby is just take whatever's on your plate that your baby can potentially deal with and give some to the baby. Steamed veggies, stewed or ground beef/lamb, any chicken or fish, eggs, fruit (cut into non-choking shapes if you're inclined to worry about that) - and never mind that "introduce one food every five days" lunacy... No need to puree, babies can chew pretty well with just their gums, and being able to deal with textures and figuring out how much to stuff in before swallowing to prevent gagging are all things that babies need to learn on their own.
truly, hawk did just grab the apple the first time. the whole thing. i'd taken a bite, and he swiped it and tried to eat it. and it was like that with everything.
i remember around 8 months, that's when he would sit up at a restaurant in front of a plate of steamed veggies (which we usually ordered for ourselves as a side) and would just swipe away. and grab chicken or beef off our plates, and so on.
i remember that, at my sister's wedding, he was 5 months old and not eating food. so it was somewhere between 6 and 8 that he first swiped that apple. LOL


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Fueled by a mysterious new drug, Celtic fairies and Teutonic elves battle for turf and power-with humans caught in the middle. As the body count rises, Connor Grey uncovers a vast conspiracy that threatens to destroy not only the city, but the world.
For a century since the Convergence of Faerie and modern reality, the Ways between this world and the next have been closed. But now signs point to the chance that the veil may lift again. Connor Grey has enough problems with a vengeful Queen of Faerie and the return of his old Guild partner. Add an occult string of murders, and it�s another case that just may kill him.
In the Boston neighborhood known as the Weird, a decapitated body floats out of the sewer, and former Guild investigator Connor Grey uncovers a conspiracy that may bring down the city's most powerful elite. As the violence escalates, Connor is determined to stop itwith help from one of the most dangerous beings of Faerie. Even if it means unleashing the darkness that burns within him.
After a night of riots and fires, the Boston neighborhood known as the Weird lies in ruins. When a body is found drained of its essence, ex- Guild investigator Connor Grey fears one of the most dangerous fey is still loose in the city. But things are not what they seem. As he is drawn deeper into the case, shades of the past threaten the present as an explosive secret tears apart the cityand brings the world to the brink of war.
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Howl's Moving Castle -- Latest animated film from Hayao Miyazaki, stays pretty convoluted till the end. Just the way I like a film to be. When I say convoluted I mean it doesn't hold a plot but still holds my interest. I was entertained. I actually think this fulfilled my flatsceens requirements for HD because it looked pristine. The animation was good but used the latest tricks available by computer, but thoe tricks were blended well and not obvious. Good show.
Taxidermia -- Normally I don't download free movies but I couldn't find this one anywhere else but online and so I grabbed it, much to my dismay, the version I downloaded had no subtitles and was dubbed into german from its original Hungarian form. Hopping that the film would hold up well visualy I continued to watch. The film follows the stories of 3 guys who come from 3 separate generations of the same family. The first guy is a pervert who likes to stick his dick everywhere. It sees like he likes women, but instead of talking to one he seems to prefer jerking off in the room next to where the women are. And he fails at that as well, and so he finally turns to animals which leads to his untimely demise when father finds him. The second guy is a champion speed eater. All the speed eaters compete and then venture back stage to throw up. The thid guy is the son of the speed eater who is a taxidermist. The films music was done by amon tobin but you'd barely notive this. Half the people who commented on this film said it was disgusting and sick, the other half said it was genious. I'll say that the shots were shot quite artistically even though what was occuring was gross, this helpped the grossnes be less gross in many spots, but may not have separated the film from its discusting nature. I'll have to watch a subtitled version to get the full effect and decide for myself.
The Dark Knight -- I couldn't resist watching this while the other film was downloading. I though Ledger's performance was good in that he didn't sound like himself, but his face was covered with makeup so I couldn't tell if it was his acting or that that made me forget it was him. Probably both. It wasn't an excerptional performance, the voice wasn't a hard voice to do, and I wanted to swee more of the joker, but maybe because so many people were up in arms over his performance. I wouldn't consider it oscar material, but I suspect the academy will give him the nomination. The wholw Batman story told from a real-world point of view was cool I guess, the fim startyed out powerful but towards the end it just seemed to carry on.
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Dude, if you saw a shitty downloaded version of TDK
on your computer screen, with cheapo speakers, you're really doing the film a disservice. Hell, I thought it wasn't nearly as good* when I saw the non-IMAX version on a big screen!
To really appreciate the film on its own terms, you need to see it in IMAX. It will blow you away.
*caveat: Ledger's performance was better the second time, regardless of screen size. His Joker really was a frightening guy, for all kinds of reasons. I'm glad they never gave him any kind of backstory.
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Ledger's performance was so good that by the end of the film...
I found myself empathizing with his character. I thought his Joker was surprisingly charismatic. (It's a safe bet that my opinion won't be shared by the majority, though.)
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Well, the thing is...
I understand that the new batman is trying to make batman more realistic. Two Face is a guy that got burnt by gasoline and he's pissed about what's happened. The joker got cut on both sides of the mouth and now he sorta paints the rest of his face to look like a clown but it's not some toxic accident, it's just to go along with his scars.
That being said, you've got a layout for a new-age joker. One that's much cooler than the older versions done by jack and whoever (checks imdb) Cesar Romero (yeah, that's the guy) It add more of a sence of realism that was accomplished by storyline and makeup. The third factor was Ledger doing the voice of a frenzied nut. That ain't hard to do, and with a makeup disguise, just see slingblade and imagine a clown face pained on Billy Bob Thorton and you'll get what I'm saying. Ledger's performance was good, but it wasn't oscar worthy.
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Haverford College is using 29 goats to start munching through 1 1/2 acres across from a duck pond.
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BARTLESVILLE, Okla. - The NCAA men's Division I basketball tournament pretty much has the patent on the term March Madness.
Records: West Texas A&M is 16-12. Central Oklahoma is 22-6.
Up Next: Tarleton State vs. West Texas A&M, 8:30 p.m. Friday.
Well, the West Texas A&M Buffs men's team produced a little madness of its own in the Division II Lone Star Conference Tournament on Wednesday night.
The No. 4 seeded Buffs from the LSC South Division pulled off the upset of the opening day in the quarterfinals of this tournament, dumping No. 25 Central Oklahoma - the No. 1 seed from the North - 80-79 in a thriller in front of 647 fans at Bruin Field House.
Central Oklahoma crushed the Buffs by 31 points on Jan. 9.
The game-winning point was scored by WT senior guard Nick Burns with 1.8 seconds remaining when he canned the first of two free throw attempts. Burns was fouled about 32 feet away from the basket by Eric Cazenave.
Burns made the first shot and then heard his teammates speak up.
"I was going to try and make the second one but everybody was saying miss it, miss it," Burns said.
Central Oklahoma's Tyler Phillips grabbed the rebound and his desperation attempt from the top of the Buffs key was short.
"For us, it's live to play another day," said head coach Rick Cooper, whose team advances to Friday's semifinals against Tarleton State. "I'm very, very proud of this team."
The Buffs made plays down the stretch, canning 11-of-12 free-throw attempts in the final seven minutes, and then Tory Fernandez made the defensive play of the game, making a steal from Dauntee Williams with 5.2 seconds to play.
"He did slip a little bit, but I saw the ball loose and jumped on it and called the time out," Fernandez said. "We wanted to get them back after that first game and worked so hard on their plays in practice."
UCO coach Terry Evans, whose team beat WT 95-64 in the regular season, said he knew this game would be different when the Buffs built a 25-10 lead midway through the first half.
"It was all about the intensity level," Evans said. "Give West Texas all the credit."
WT, fighting foul trouble throughout, was led by Bijan Dotson's 15 points, while guard Joe Mincey added 14. The Buffs received big minutes from their bench, which produced 34 points.
Central Oklahoma was led by Chris Rymes' 18 points.
Central Oklahoma tied the game for the first time at 60-60 with 12:39 to play in the game on Shane Carroll bucket after a baseline drive. The Bronchos overcame WT's fast start to the first half - seven points scored by Dotson in the opening 90 seconds - with a 14-2 run.
The Bronchos' first lead arrived with 3:13 to play when guard Eric Cazenave buried a 3-pointer from the wing for a 76-73 lead.
The Buffs came out playing with intensity and firing away owning a 15-point lead with 10:37 to play in the first half thanks to forcing six turnovers and seeing Mincey, Burns and Chris Tucker combine for five 3-pointers.
The Buffs led by as many as 17 in the opening half - one of their best halves of the season - but saw Central Oklahoma cut the lead to 44-37 by halftime mainly because of foul problems.
All five of the WT starters ended the first half with two or three fouls and were forced to sit out much of the final five minutes.
Still, WT had sent a message to the team that beat them down earlier in the season.
LSC quarterfinals
Northeastern State 66, Angelo State 58; Midwestern State 77, Southwestern Oklahoma 65; Tarleton State 83, Texas A&M-Commerce 76; West Texas A&M 80, Central Oklahoma 79
Friday's semifinals
Northeastern State vs. Midwestern State, 6 p.m.; Tarleton State vs. West Texas A&M, 8:30 p.m.
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