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The Women's Center of The Don And Sybil Harrington Cancer Center and Baptist St. Anthony's Health System will continue to sponsor community breast screening clinics at these locations:
Today - 712 S. Roland, Spearman.
Today - Shamrock Clinic, 1010 S. Main St., Shamrock.
Tuesday - Harrington Cancer Center, 1500 Wallace Blvd., Amarillo.
Wednesday - Swisher Memorial Hospital, 539 S.E. Second St., Friona.
Thursday - Plains Memorial Hospital, 310 W. Halsell, Dimmitt.
Friday - Harrington Cancer Center, 1500 Wallace Blvd., Amarillo.
Funding is available through the Texas Department of Health for Texas residents who qualify for assistance. Call 356-1905 or (800) 377-4673 for an appointment.
The Don and Sybil Harrington Cancer Center is sponsoring a new support group, Transitions, which provides strategies for patients and families coping with advanced cancer. The first session will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the amphitheater of the center, 1500 Wallace Blvd.
The Harrington Cancer Center will present the free session as a community service. Patients and adult family members are encouraged to attend. To find out more information or to register, call Gerry Kelly at 359-4673, Ext. 235, or (800) 274-4673.
BSA Hospice will present a volunteer training / community education class, "The Hospice Approach to Living with Dying," at 1:30 p.m. July 12 at the BSA Hospice building, 600 N. Tyler St.
The free class is for anyone interested in becoming a hospice volunteer or learning more about hospice care. The eight-session class will meet Monday and Thursday afternoons through Aug. 5. Continuing education units will be given by Amarillo College. To register, call 378-6777.
The Eating Disorders Self-Help Group will meet at 6:30 p.m. today in the Family Support Services building, 1001 S. Polk St. For more information, call 354-5620.
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SAN FRANCISCO - Something strange is going on off the Northern California coast: The water is so warm that surfers don't need wetsuits, and fish rarely seen this far north are leaping in the waves.
The reason is El Nino, the cyclical flow of warm water from the equator. It's fun now, but experts warn the phenomenon might harm marine mammals and cold water fish like salmon, and bring torrential rain, flooding and mudslides to the area this winter.
That threat was the last thing on the minds of surfers like Jon Rider, who rode the waves in only a pair of long shorts.
"I haven't been able to do that in a long time," Rider said. Having grown up in Southern California, he said, "it reminded me of old times."
The normal bite of the cold ocean can leave a surfer in shivers after just a few minutes in the water, even with a wetsuit. And staying out too long can lead to hypothermia.
Waters that are normally as cold as 50 degrees this time of year are a relatively tepid 67, meaning the wave-riding can last for hours. And since past El Ninos have kept the waters warm for four to five months, it truly could be a surfer's endless summer.
"It's as warm as I've felt it," said bare-chested Mike Wirth, who happily trudged off the sand at Linda Mar Beach with board under arm. "Usually, there's a bite to it."
On the piers and fishing boats, anglers are hauling in mahi mahi, swordfish, marlin, sardines and other fish rarely seen in the cold waters off Northern California.
Farther north, off the Washington coast, two men landed an 104-pound marlin, the first such catch ever recorded in the area. On the Pacific Coast, marlin seldom stray north of the southern Baja peninsula.
"We realized what we had after it jumped six or eight times," said fisherman Mike Halbert. "We knew what marlin looked like. We were pretty shocked."
Off Dana Point in Southern California, an angler recently pulled in a tripletail - a fish that normally ranges from the southern Baja peninsula to Peru. It's only the second time the species has been seen in California waters since record-keeping began in the 1850s.
Even breathing is getting easier in California because of El Nino.
It has spawned a summertime pattern of low pressure, tropical moisture and lower temperatures, which have combined to help reduce Southern California smog, a byproduct of heat and stagnant air. Air quality officials said 1997 could prove to be the most smog-free year in the 40 years measurements have been taken.
"It's an incredibly exciting period," said Peter Pyle, a biologist at the Point Reyes Bird Observatory near San Francisco. "We think we're going to learn a lot from this."
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A Louisiana sheriff's deputy's twin toddlers died over the weekend of heat exhaustion after they were found in a pickup truck outside of their house, according to authorities, NBC News reported.
Bossier City police found the 3-year-old twins — a boy and a girl — in the pickup around 3 p.m. Saturday, according to a statement from the department.
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Thrust into the starting lineup by the season-ending shoulder injury suffered by Inquoris Johnson in Game 2, Demetrice Morley has been growing into the role with each passing week. He expects to play his best game yet this Saturday night at South Carolina.
"I'm feeling real comfortable," he said this week. "I've been getting help from the older guys in the secondary. (Fellow safety Jonathan) Hefney is like my big brother. When we're in there together he makes sure I'm on the same page and doing the right thing, so we won't give up a big play."
In spite of his imposing physical skills, Morley wasn't ready to contribute significantly when the season began; he was still learning the intricacies of Tennessee's defensive schemes. Now that he has learned some of those lessons there should be no stopping him.
"I'm getting comfortable, getting the speed of the game and learning to read stuff," he said. "When you do that and the coach puts you in the right position, you make a lot of plays."
Asked to pinpoint the area in which he has made the most progress, Morley shrugged.
"I feel like I've made progress at everything," he said. "Everything I do I always want to do better. I'm getting better at reading the quarterback, reading the quarterback's eyes, breaking on the ball, playing the ball in the air.
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REVIEW: Capital E, till March 11
Reviewed by Ewen Coleman
As the name suggests, everything about the Scottish theatre group Catherine Wheels' production is white. The floor, the bench seating and the curtains that surround the acting and seating area are all white.
And the wonderful array of little houses that adorn the set, like bird boxes, are all in white too, as are the costumes of Cotton (Tim Lacata) and Wrinkle (Ian Cameron), the two characters who inhabit the set.
Did you see this event? Vote for your favourite festival show in the Readers' Choice Awards.
But there is nothing sterile about this whiteness as there are many subtle variations in their costuming and the set to give it life. And this world of whiteness is where Cotton and Wrinkle carry out their daily routine of getting up, washing themselves, having breakfast and doing the cleaning.
Any colour they find they discard with disgust. But then something happens to change all this whiteness. To explain would be to spoil the intriguing outcome, and little bits of colour slowly work their way on to the set. It then transpires that both Cotton and Wrinkle have each had a secret desire for particular colours and so start to get all excited as more and more colour invades their world. Finally a whole rainbow of colour engulfs the stage and the audience.
With a minimal amount of dialogue, but a huge amount of imagery and with a very evocative soundscape and creative lighting and lots of illusion, the actors and their production team create a world of sheer magic and enchantment.
This is a visual tale that is exquisitely told and anyone aged from 1 to 100 will be enthralled.
Simplicity and the ability to move from one action to another at just the right moment is the key to any children's show and Catherine Wheels have developed it perfectly.
Local writers of children's shows could learn from the minimal dialogue using appropriate action. Another must show of the festival for both young and old.
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The Little Blue House
Crazy Forts. The Little Blue House is filled with fun details like a welcome mat, flower boxes and a mail slot and comes stocked with fabric candy so the girls can turn it into a small shop to run (psst! LiEr even provides a tutorial for making lollipops). Head on over to LiEr's blog, Ikat Bag, to see more photos and read more about how she made it.
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Animal Welfare Toy Drive
Enrichment toys.
City of Albuquerque recognized for anti puppy mill ordinance
The City of Albuquerque is getting national recognition for an ordinance aimed at eliminating puppy mills.
In Observance of Labor Day
Holiday schedule.
Featured Dog: Dakota
Smart, sweet, and loving. Dakota is a find in need of a home.
Mayor and First Lady's Paw-lynesian Dog Ball 2016
Fundraiser for the city's sheltered pets. Tickets are available.
Mayor and First Lady's Paw-lynesian Dog Ball 2016 - Donations
Seeking donations for the silent action.
Keep Pets Safe in Hot Weather
Be extra careful with pets during hot temperature months.
Animal Welfare Employee Runs Initiative to Help Homeless Pets
Employee of the Week: Corporal Kathryn Waite, Animal Welfare Department
Shy Dog program at city's animal shelters gives terrified dogs a chance to warm up
Patience and Love. By Keiko Ohuma / for The Journal
Success at Animal Welfare
Euthanasia and intake have plummeted in the past six years.
What to do if you find kittens
Kitten season
Animal Welfare is Expecting in April
Help hundreds of kittens and puppies with needed items
A Girl Scout Troop Helped Animal Welfare Department Sheltered Pets
The Girl Scouts did a great job in collecting much-needed items for the shelter.
Animal Welfare Department Encourages Kids to Read to Shelter Pets
The program will allow children to read to sheltered pets who are waiting to be adopted.
Top 5 Best Of The City 2015
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ASPCA-funded partnership helps increase adoptions and decrease intakes in Albuquerque community
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Dog parks throughout the city, Albuquerque is a great place for exercising your dog.
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Celebrate the Gift of Adopting a Pet
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Pit Bull Awareness Month A Huge Success!
Animal Welfare is proud of the significant accomplishments and activities that took place in the month of October.
The Last Lap
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Before You Surrender Your Pet ...
Before surrendering a pet to Animal Welfare, please consider all available options.
Animal Welfare Offers Help with Pet Sterilization
Free spay and neuter surgeries for the pets of low-income and moderate-income residents of Albuquerque.
ASPCA Community Partnership
Animal Welfare Department and Animal Humane are collaborating to increase adoptions, awareness of spaying and neutering, and the importance of vaccinations in our community through a grant from ASPCA.
Got Kitten?
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The Everyday Adoption Center
Adopt local shelter pets.
What, Exactly, is Declawing?
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The program works with existing comprehensive, community-based systems of care to ensure accessible, affordable and appropriate pediatric immunization services for low-income individuals. Particular focus is placed on under or uninsured children and those who may be at greater risk due to socioeconomic and demographic barriers.
Services are provided at specific contracting sites statewide to ensure that families, individuals, and children receive required immunizations. Appropriate outreach, educational material, case management, tracking, home visitation and referral services are also provided. The MCH Immunization Program works closely with the Massachusetts Immunization Program in providing materials and monitoring activities at contracted sites.
The Bureau of Community Health Access and Promotion (BCHAP) collaborates with family home visiting programs to provide intensive home visiting services to high-risk families and parents. The Community Health Workers (CHW) and case managers in these programs educate young parents about the importance of timely immunizations and help them overcome barriers to accessing immunization services.
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I need 2 simple beta-version Mobile apps - one on Android and one on iOS - which has the following functions:
1. The user can chose to take 1,3 or 5 shots.
2. The user presses a button and then after 10 seconds, the camera takes a photo - with flash -, much like a time-delay on regular cameras. Then, if 3 or 5 shots were chosen prior to the shoot, the camera takes a photo - with flash - every 5 seconds until all shots are taken.
3. The photos will be accessible within the app through an album.
Bonus points (payment), if you think you can do the following...
1. Have the outside flash/light blink once a second for the last 3 seconds each time before the photo is taken.
2. Have camera focus optimised to 2m away from the camera.
This prototype will be used to develop a larger app. If you do well, I would be very happy to involve you in future work. Please consider this when writing the code, because it may be something worked on by other people in combination with yourself. Clear, clean code is important!
I look forward to working with you. I hope your quote is successful.
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Fruit Bowls. Literally.
Areaware will be equally impressive on your kitchen counter, as they will be on your coffee table. Ranging in price from a very affordable $35 (for the white peanut bowl) to a reasonable $300 (for the blue banana bowl), these pieces will not (entirely) break the bank. Images: Areaware


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Ambien is one of the sleep aids that are available in the market. It is in huge demand these days because of the increase in the number of insomniac individuals across the world. A major reason for the hike in the numbers of insomniacs across the globe is the fast pace of the modern world. People remain stressed because of the troubles they face at their work place and hence, at night their mental state gives them less sleep. Once a person becomes an insomniac, it causes various other health problems and they enter into a vicious circle of not getting adequate sleep from which they cannot come out. If you are also one such sufferer then a solution for you would be to use ambien so that you may escape from the grip of insomnia.


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I prefer the brighter version
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point with past election
The American electorate has spoken and as a result We The People get to endure another four years of Mr. Obama and a Congress that has as much contempt for the U.S. Constitution as Mr. Obama and his disgusting administration.
In addition to the horrific U.S. government financial crisis that must be confronted by the Obama administration and Congress immediately, there is the ongoing high unemployment rate, shuttering of American manufacturing, the Middle East, the European Union's probable collapse, China and Russia.
I have left Iran off the list because Iran is simply not a threat to the U.S. Besides, nuclear bomb building isn't easy, cheap or without hazards. Iran is the latest global bad guy, diversion and scapegoat. That is, Iran will be blamed for whatever happens on the global stage over the next few years.
This past election is without doubt America's tipping point. After decades of media propaganda, dumbed-down government school curriculum, lax to no morality, corporate and political corruption, hedonism, paganism, relentless illegal immigration and astronomical debt accumulation, the American electorate has shown its preference for something it doesn't understand: Socialism as advocated by Lenin, Gorbachec and Putin. This brand, as well as any other brand of socialism is totalitarian.
As the old bard would say, "The die has been cast." Winston Churchill would say, "We have been tested and found wanting." Obama might say, "Don't worry, be happy, I will provide."
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Leanna's Closet thanks supporters during past decade
During the past 10½ years, Leanna's Closet has served nearly 1,900 women in the community by providing appropriate clothing for job readiness, interviews, starting back to work and other job-related needs. The economy has caught up with us and we will no longer be helping clients after Dec. 19.
We appreciate the participation of our entire community in fulfilling the mission of Leanna's Closet. Our close partnerships with the referring agencies, the business and government communities and other philanthropic organizations have been rewarding and successful. We thank The Women's Fund of Weld County for its initial support and The Community Foundation for professional ongoing support during our tenure. We are grateful to the Greeley Mall for providing our home for nine years. We appreciate the many donors who embraced our mission with generous gifts of beautiful clothing and accessories. And we are eternally thankful for the many volunteers who served with extraordinary passion and commitment to help the women in our community improve their lives.
We are happy to have found our niche so that we were able to have this special impact. Remaining funds will go to the Community Foundation for allocation to programs that help women to succeed.
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Haunted House Has Painful Past As Asylum
Haunted House Has Painful Past As Asylum
Hide captionThe former administrative building at the Pennhurst State School and Hospital is now the main location for the Pennhurst Asylum, a Halloween haunted event in Spring City, Pa. Entry fees are $25 for a normal ticket, and $50 for a VIP ticket that takes you to the front of the line.Coburn Dukehart/NPR
Hide captionThe Limerick building is lit by a bonfire on the grounds of Pennhurst. The former state hospital, which opened in 1908 and closed in 1987, was cited for abuse and neglect of its residents.Coburn Dukehart/NPR
Hide captionRichard Chakejian is the owner of the Pennhurst Asylum. He bought the Pennhurst campus after it had been abandoned for more than 20 years. The first three rooms of the tour feature archival photographs and video explaining the history of the institution.Coburn Dukehart/NPR
Hide captionJim Cope is an entertainer who works the crowd lining up to visit the Pennhurst Asylum. Lines to get into the haunted house can be up to four hours, so actors and entertainers line the catwalk leading to the entrance to keep visitors entertained.Coburn Dukehart/NPR
Hide captionPeople wait in line on the catwalk to get into the Pennhurst Asylum. The tour features fake bodies, actors playing mental patients, a morgue, and a dark walk through underground tunnels.Coburn Dukehart/NPR
Hide captionAn entertainer prepares to have a board with nails pushed into his chest at the Pennhurst Asylum haunted tour.Coburn Dukehart/NPR
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A former institution for the mentally and physically disabled, located outside Philadelphia, is the site of a new Halloween attraction.
The sprawling Pennhurst State School and Hospital was shut down in 1987 after years of chronic overcrowding and patient abuse. Now a businessman has turned the property into a haunted house. The move has upset people who say it trivializes the suffering of those who lived there.
'I Saw Things That I Will Never Forget'
Pennhurst began as an institution to care for the "feeble minded." For years, it operated under appalling conditions, and no one noticed. Bill Baldini was a young reporter for the local Channel 10 television station when he got a tip and made it out to Chester County to see the institution. He soon returned with a camera crew.
"And we start shooting, and my crew was mortified. I mean, I had trouble keeping them on the job, because they were literally getting sick from what they saw," Baldini says.
His five-part series aired on local television in Philadelphia in 1968. The reports showed images of naked, emaciated residents, swaying back and forth to their own internal rhythms, or curled up in balls. The children were tied to their beds. To this day, Baldini cannot forget.
"Think of a ward of infants and children from the ages of six months to 5 years old," Baldini recalls. "There are 80 of them in ... metal cages. They had to attend to them every day, all day. These people were literally lying in their own feces for days."
Jim Conroy, a medical sociologist, arrived at Pennhurst a couple of years later to research developmental disabilities.
Hide captionThe Pennhurst campus, shown in a photograph from 1922, is located about one hour northeast of Philadelphia. The first six buildings were completed between 1908 and 1909.Courtesy of the Pennhurst Memorial and Preservation Alliance
Hide captionBeds line the walls of sleeping quarters on campus in this 1912 photograph. Pennhurst was closed in 1987 after years of chronic overcrowding.Courtesy of the Pennhurst Memorial and Preservation Alliance
Hide captionPatients are seated in a campus dining room in a photograph from 1915. Pennhurst was originally known as the "Eastern Pennsylvania Institution for the Feeble Minded and Epileptic."Courtesy of the Pennhurst Memorial and Preservation Alliance
Hide captionPennhurst patients pick peas in a field in a photograph from 1918. According to a 1954 brochure, a farm along the nearby Schuylkill River provided most of Pennhurst's food for patients.Courtesy of the Pennhurst Memorial and Preservation Alliance
Hide captionThe girl's orchestra poses for a photograph in 1922. Patients could also participate in Pennhurst's choirs and marching bands.Courtesy of the Pennhurst Memorial and Preservation Alliance
Hide captionPatients practice woodworking in this 1926 photograph. Other "occupational therapy" activities included sewing, upholstering, and printing.Courtesy of the Pennhurst Memorial and Preservation Alliance
Hide captionThe patient's baseball team sits on the steps of a campus building in this 1925 photograph.Courtesy of the Pennhurst Memorial and Preservation Alliance
Hide captionShown in a photograph from 1922, the administrative building now serves as the main building of the "Pennhurst Asylym" haunted house attraction.Courtesy of the Pennhurst Memorial and Preservation Alliance
Hide captionThis 1922 photograph shows the campus's cottage-style building arrangement. Working patients, who outnumbered paid employees, helped to maintain the grounds.Courtesy of the Pennhurst Memorial and Preservation Alliance
Hide captionThe buildings on Pennhurst's campus are connected by exterior pedestrian ramps, as shown in this photograph from the 1940s.Courtesy of the Pennhurst Memorial and Preservation Alliance
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"I drove up in 1970 in my dad's blue Chevy, and I saw a place with 3,700 people in it that was built for far, far fewer. And I saw things that I will never forget," Conroy says.
Both Baldini and Conroy say the site should become a memorial to the past, not a haunted house.
A Thrilling Experience
On a recent Friday night, dozens of people wound their way up to the entrance of Pennhurst's former administrative building and paid up to $50 to enter.
First, visitors entered a museum featuring photos and information about the institution. Then, they entered the haunted house, which is filled with gruesome props, bloody dental patients and parts of the original morgue. The last walk is through the underground tunnel system that used to connect the buildings. Screams filled the seemingly endless stretch of utter darkness.
Visitors emerged to the sounds of local heavy metal bands. Scott Clower, 19, drove up from Delaware with his friends. He says Pennhurst was known to be scary before there ever was a haunted house.
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"A lot of people believe ... the spirits of people [who] have suffered and died in this institution are still in here. A lot of people feel that way. I mean, that definitely adds to the thrill of it," Clower says.
His friend Cecily Connell says the experience was awesome. But if the haunted house had been in one of the buildings where the residents actually lived, she probably would not have gone in.
"You're not in ... the actual area where it all went down. I think that's a little bit [sadder] and should be left like that," Connell says.
Good Business, Proper Memorial?
The businessman behind the venture is Richard Chakejian. He says when he bought the 110-acre property two years ago, it was in ruins. He now runs a local recycling business and hopes to make the haunted house a yearly Halloween event.
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"We went well out of our way to make sure that this event doesn't mock or mimic any of the handicapped," Chakejian says. "And I believe that the public that comes through here know the distinction and the difference between making fun of something and a Halloween event."
According to Chakejian, at least 17,000 people have come since the haunted house opened in late September, and he says the attraction is contributing to the local economy.
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there is also the possibility for everyone to restrain oneself for a week or two and not update the game then i'm sure a trainer will be posted for latest update, dont you agree?
This would be the most prudent course of action, but from past experiences here with such suggestions I can tell you it's not going to work and people will keep complaining rather than be patient.
I would suggest giving it a week before trying to release another trainer.
Unfortunately for the modding community and company (CheatHappens) this will mean either a lot of redundant updating or patiently waiting a week or two for the time between updates to even out.
Usually they just port and forget no matter how crap the port is. (Viking Battle for Asgard).
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I'm perfectly fine waiting a week to get a working trainer if these patches get issued daily or multiple times per day.
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In 1892 Billy's brother, Walter, who had a sheep farm on the Colorado-Wyoming border, became trapped in a terrible storm while driving his sheep to market in Denver. He made it to Billy's potato farm in Greeley and had to wait out the winter. Due to the scarcity and high price of water most farmers, including Billy, only grew their crops on half of their land. That year Billy had planted half of his field with potatoes and the other half with alfalfa and hay, which would not fetch much of a price on the market. However, this was fortunate as he now had 500 sheep to keep alive through the winter.
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I am making my own baby food & so far it is going good. However, I am having trouble finding the right "time" to feed them. I've done shortly after their bottles, an hour after, 2 hours after. I am trying to up them to 2 meals a day, but so far it hasn't been going too well. Not sure what I am doing wrong. They were 5 weeks early, if that helps anyone any. Just not sure if it is my timing or what. I read somewhere that this is just them "testing out" solids, but these are my 1st lo's & I want to make sure I am not doing something wrong.
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My girls are down to 3 bottles and 3 meals a day now. they also have a sippy cup with diluted juice with their food. they are 8 months and one week old now.
6:00 a.m. (or when they get up) 7 oz bottle
9:00 a.m. 1/2 cup each of cereal and 1/2 jar of banana's mixed in
12:00 pm 1 to 2 jars of veggie and one jar of fruit
3:00 7oz bottle
6:00 1 to 2 jars of veggie/meat and 1 jar fruit
8:00 7oz bottle
I usually just aim for 3 hours in between each feeding and it has worked really well.
This was the schedule that their ped. gave to me at their six month checkup.
Jordan-14, Adriana and Gianna born April 8th, 2009
Gosh, that seems like a good schedule. But my kids eat 5-6 6oz bottles a day every 3 hours & sleep through the night.... One of my ds would probably take a little more than 6oz, but I know the other one won't...
Proud Momma to Griffin & Cooper
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My girls take about 6 feeding a day as well. i bf but this is their schedule the days I work
7am bf both girls
10am cereal followed 4 oz bottle
1pm veggie then 5 oz bottle
4pm 5oz bottle
we just introduced the 3rd meal yesterday and we do it at 6:15 and then i bf
745 5oz bottle then sleep.
this schedule works so far with my girls and they sleep through the night
loving mommy to Noah (7/16/97) and the fabulous duo Mirabella & Mia (5/18/09 - 39w.6d)
My girls are 7.5 months old and I have been feeding them 3 solid meals a day since they were 5 months old. I have just increased the amount they get at each feeding as they progressed. They were born on time so that might make a difference too. I also started feeding them a little bit of solids at 3.5 months because they were taking 40-48 ozs a day and the ped gave me the go ahead.
7:30am - 5 oz bottle and 1 jar of fruits and 2 tablespoons of oatmeal or whole wheat
10:45am - 5 oz bottle and 1 jar of fruits and 2 tablespoons of oatmeal or whole wheat
2pm - 6 oz bottle
5pm - 4 oz bottle 2 jars of veggies/meats
7pm - 8 oz bottle
They sleep through the night til about 7-7:30 the next morning. I do give them cheerios, puffs, and little diced up veggies now to practice finger foods after their meals too but it's more of just for practice.
First time mom to twin girls Abigail and Sophia born April 29, 2009.
LOL! I have no idea! They seem to drink bottles all the time! We do give them 3 solids a day. One in early AM before nap, one during late afternoon and once in early evening before bed.
Full time, cloth diapering mom to 2 year old twins! (plus 2 more darlings ages 9 & 10)
My twins were born 7 weeks early (they are now 8 months and 3 weeks). Here is our schedule. They generally do not eat at night. I also make my own baby food.
6-7 am wake up, nurse
8-8:30 am 4 tablespoons of oatmeal mixed with 1/4-1/2 cup fruit (banana, apple, peach, pear, blueberry or avocado - usually 2 fruit combos) and breastmilk or formula
10:30-11 am nurse
1:30-2pm nurse
4pm nurse
4:30-5 pm 4 tablespoons rice ceral mixed with 1/4-1/2 cup veggies (carrot, sweet potato, delicata or butternut squash, parsnip, peas, green beans etc)
6-6:30 pm nurse
7pm bedtime
Amy, trust me--there are a million ways to do it right and very few ways to do it wrong. You're fine. Whatever you work out will be fine.
My boys are 7.5 months and do something like this:
6:30 am, 1.5 T oatmeal with peaches (we're just using reg old fashioned Quaker oats now; peaches are my home-bottled put through the food mill) followed by 7-oz bottle
8:30-9-ish, down for a nap (1-2 hours)
11-ish, 7-oz bottle
1:30-ish, down for nap (1.5-2.5 hours)
3:30-4-ish, 7-oz bottle
5-6-ish, 1-1.5 T veggies
7-ish, 7-oz bottle, bed
I started these guys at 5.5 months, whereas usually I wait until 6, but with son #2 I started at 4 because he was starving (nursing every 30 min to 1 hour for a week, when my supply was VERY high). I thought I was about as careful with my earlier kids as with these guys--waiting between foods, etc--but was surprised to see in my daughter's baby book a pic of her at about 7.5 months eating a popsicle! In my defense, I remember that day...It was so hot and we were all miserable, on the road for hours, reached the hotel and the A/C worked but was weak...
Anyway, the point is, make sure they're getting enough fluids, cut the food back if they aren't (24 oz is good, unless your pedi has other ideas), and relax. You're doing fine. My older kids are all healthy, strong, slender and smart. :^ ) And apparently, I didn't feed them with as much care as I remember...
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Patience is the companion of wisdom. St Augustine
Here is our schedule, but my boys have started to eat real people food and are moving away from the purees.
9 am - 5-6 oz bottle and they split a waffle
11:30 am - 2T of oatmeal cereal with fruit and some leftovers from dinner the previous night
12:30 pm - 7 oz bottle and 3 hour nap
3:30-4pm - 7 oz bottle
6:30 pm - they have some puffs and snack off our plate
8pm - 4T of rice cereal and veg plus 7 oz bottle.
We have just started moving to real food so we have not made the switch at 8pm yet, we are going to start moving up the cereal plus veg earlier each night to get them to start having dinner with us at 6:30 and will then have our food then and a night bottle. They are sleeping through the night and have been since they were 8 weeks old.
Hello everyone! I am glad I finally got back on here. I have twins born May 3 at 27 weeks. They are doing great and are finally on the growth chart, my little man is 16.7 and little princess is 14.7!!! I'd have to say the solid food transition has been the hardest to figure out but we are finally there, I think. Our schedule is:
7am bottle 6-7 oz
8:30 Breakfast each get a stage 2 fruit
Nap 9ish to 11:30/12
12:00 Lunch each get a stage 2 veg
12:30/1:00 or when they get tired they each get a 6 oz bottle
Nap 1ish until around 3
4:00 7 oz bottle
6:00 Dinner each get 1/2 veg and 1/2 fruit
7:00 7 oz bottle and then down for the night, HOPEFULLY!!
We just moved to stage 2 and dropped their 10:30am bottle and so far so good! Our doctor wants them drinking at least 20-24 oz a day.
I know we are talking about feeding schedules but just wondering if anyone has recommendations on strollers for this next stage????


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Police: 17-year-old dumps trash on private property in WindhamSeptember 25,2013WINDHAM A 17-year-old was cited Sunday for allegedly dumping trash on private property.
According to police, Andrew Dent of Chester disposed alcohol containers and a bag of trash on the side of Popple Dungeon Road in Windham. Dent was identified as the culprit when witnesses saw Dent dispose of the garbage and gave a description of the vehicle he was driving in.
No date has been determined if and when Dent will be arraigned at criminal court in Brattleboro.MORE IN This Just InMONTPELIER A pending deal between the state and federal governments will give a big boost to... Full StoryWOODFORD A North Carolina man was killed when his motorcycle crashed Friday morning in a... Full StoryMANCHESTER Voters will be asked at town meeting to allow the use of $15,000 from a reserve... Full Story
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PHILADELPHIA They were the five words federal prosecutors trying the case against reputed Philadelphia mob boss Joseph Ligambi hoped never to hear again.
Yet there they were Monday, in a terse note jurors delivered to U.S. District Judge Eduardo Robreno just before 1 p.m.
We are at an impasse.
After three days of deliberations and two votes, the panel of nine women and one man reported that they could not reach "unanimity on any one count" in the racketeering conspiracy case against the 74-year-old alleged mob don and his nephew George Borgesi, 50.
The news came nearly a year after a first set of jurors found themselves mired in similar deadlock, resulting in a mistrial.