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"Thanks! Consider this a great big hug. We just wanted to send a BIG THANK YOU for all you've done for us. We truly appreciate it. Thank you!" Jason, Shannon, Raina, Tatum, Britta & Paisleigh
"Thank you so much for all your hard work. Our experience was very rewarding. Your honesty and experience was what we needed. Please stop in if you're ever in the area."
Jeff, Jennifer & Max
"Thank you for all you did to get us into the right house. It will be 2 years next month & are very happy. If we do plan to move in the future due to career choices, we will be calling you."
Kelly & Sheri Jordan
"Just a short note from Julie and I thanking you for the great job of selling my house. We had some trying times but everything came through alright. We got a thank you card from the Buyers. Sure hope they love the house as much as we did.
Again, thanks!"
Hal and Julie
"As a first time home buyer, I had very little knowledge about the process of becoming a homeowner. Shirlee not only explained to me thoroughly each step of the process, she helped me to navigate the unknown with great insight, care, and the skills and knowledge only experience can bring. I was able to be calm and relaxed during what I was told can be stressful and hectic process. Shirlee literally did all the worrying and work on my behalf. I have rarely been so impressed with another persons ability and efficiency in their work. Shirlee communicated with me throughout the entire process;she was always available, and contacted me with answers and information before I was even able to ask the questions. Shirlee also provided a no pressure experience that made me feel respected and valued. She also made me feel welcomed into the exciting world of home ownership, and for that I am truly grateful."
Kathrine Emerich
"We used Shirlee for the sale of our house in Becker recently and had a great experience. Her many years of experience in the real estate market proved to be invaluable. She recommended a stager to work with for furnishing the house before putting it up for sale which added visual appeal to potential home buyers. Shirlee kept us up to date during the entire sale process and stayed in touch. Shirlee went above and beyond our expectations and we would not hesitate to recommend her to others and to use her services again!"
Philip & Tammy Torborg
"Shirlee's commitment and loyalty to Dusty and I were more than we could have asked for from a realtor. We weren't sure if we were ready to make "the jump" and buy a house, but going through the searching for and buying process with Shirlee was almost effortless. We were also very impressed with the negotiating process that Shirlee provided. Shirlee was honest and upfront with what we, as the buyer, could expect as well as what the seller would be expecting of us. She definitely went above and beyond working with the sellers and us to provide us with additional services and amenities on closing. We can't say enough as how impressed we were while working with Shirlee. Only after buying our home did we hear some of the horror stories that others have had while looking for and purchasing a home with other Realtors or independently that we never ran into. She made us feel like family, who cared about more than making the sale. We can personally say that we would recommend Shirlee without hesitation."
Jenny Findell & Dusty Lindner
"Choosing Shirlee as my realtor was the best decision I have ever made. Her knowledge of the market and of the technical and legal aspects involved in selling my home got me more money than I had expected. She was great to work with and I am glad to know her."
Jody Frisk
"We have used Shirlee Heitz as our realtor for several years and can highly recommend her to anyone needing real-estate services. We have both listed property and bought property with Shirlee as our agent, as well as looked at several properties we decided not to pursue. Shirlee has always devoted the necessary time and effort to assure our needs were met and we were satisfied."
"She has always handled our business with the highest degree of professionalism and integrity. She also has work ethic that is to be admired. She has often gone beyond her normal duties to assure everything was in order and to assure a problem free closings. We feel she is always looking out for our best interest regarding any property we have dealt with, which has given us real peace of mind with our real-estate dealings. Our construction business has given us opportunity to interact with several real-estate agents through the years and Shirlee is the agent we trust with our personal and business real-estate affairs."
Ken & Lisa Geroux
"Thanks for your patience, your expertise and the light you bring to all who surround you. We could not have done this without you!"
Roberta & Dwight
"Being many states away, and not having a past rapport with a good realtor, we were both skeptical on someone looking out for, and understanding our greatest needs and concerns. After a short time through email, phone, and mail correspondence you gave both of us a comfort in knowing you did look out for our needs. Shirlee, you and your staff, searched for things that were important for our family to make a smooth transaction and you were one of the key links in making this happen. From the moment we first met, we were sure our distant first impressions were right, you are concerned for your clients. From beginning journey through the closing moments, you were genuinely the "TOPS" for us."
Doug & Sherri Arnold
"Chuck and I want to thank you for your dedicated effort in helping us sell our home. You were so kind and patient with me when I had so many questions and understood my roller coaster ride of emotions during the process. Your professional and friendly work ethic is commendable. We would be proud to recommend you and your staff to anyone we know who has real estate needs. Thanks again~~~"
Donna F.
"I wanted to tell you again how happy we are that you were able to sell our parents house. You were great to work with and helped us navigate all of those special issues that came up along the way."
Bonnie S.
"Thanks so much for all you have done. This all surely happened faster than I thought it would in selling off the 2 properties. It has been a joy and pleasure working with you and getting to know you."
Julie N.
"Thank you for all of your professional help. It was a pleasure having you represent us."
Aaron R.
"Thanks so much for all of your help. Selling a house long distance seemed a bit overwhelming but you made it like a walk in the park."
Michele M.
"We cannot thank you enough for being such a great Realtor! We felt so safe with you. You were so helpful and always on the ball. We are so happy with our new house. It was a joy to work with you. Thank you!!!"
Bob, Shawna & Tristan C.
"Thank you very much for your guidance with purchasing my new home. I can't begin to tell you what a relief it was to have my short sale go through so quickly and to have the home buying process end up being so easy due to the hard work and dedication from your team. Thanks again!"
Kari Q.
"We would like to say Thank You again. We absolutely LOVE being homeowners and can't thank you enough for everything you did for us. "
Justin, Robyn & Ryder
"You are such a GREAT AGENT - and more importantly a NICE PERSON!"
"Thank you so much for this incredible journey and being the one to "open the door" to our new life! It was a real treat to work with you!"
Lisa, Justin, Olivia and Abigail
"We would like to thank you so much for all of your hard work in finding our family our dream home in such a short amount of time. If it wasn't for everything that you did to go the extra mile there is no way we could have had the most exciting Christmas ever! You are an extraordinary agent, but even more important, a wonderful person! You took away from your own holiday plans to help our family make ours. This gesture of hard work and kindness will never be forgotten! We are thrilled to be here, in our new home, and be part of the Big Lake community. We just can't thank you enough!"
Kelly, Erik, Annabelle & Ivan A.
"I would just like to thank you for everything you did for us to make the selling of my home of 40 years. It felt you understood what that home meant to me and my family. SO thank you for making the transition go as smoothly as possible."
George & Kaye
Answers to a short survey from past clients:
Was the selling process easier for you?
Yes knowing this was my home of 40 years.
Were you in the loop & in touch throughout the process?
Yes, weekly updates were very helpful.
Was Shirlee's knowledge & experience helpful?
Yes, knowledge of the market is essential.
Did Shirlee do a good job of negotiating for you?
Yes, keeping my end goal in mind.
Did Shirlee go "above & beyond" in working with you?
Yes, kept my best interest in mind at all times.
Did Shirlee do her "homework" & keep your best interests a top priority?
Yes, your knowledge of how to present my home proved to be the selling factor.
George Angell
Was the selling process easier for you? Her expertise & patience when something unexpected came up was appreciated. Her 20 years of experience would calm my frustration and anxiety because she would smile and tell me a dozen times she has been through this same situation. She was honest and upfront about or options and allowed us the freedom to be in the drivers' seat. She acted truly like support staff to us; getting us vital information when we needed it, respecting our authority to make the decisions in our own time. I really value that!
Were you in the loop & in touch throughout the process? Due to the slow market, we were unable to sell our house the first season. We tried to sell our home a second time. Shirlee was terrific. She stayed in contact, but didn't hound us by any means. She kept checking in but seemed to innately know if it was a bad time. She was very thoughtful of our lives and other commitments throughout the entire process.
Did Shirlee do a good job of negotiating for you? I appreciate how Shirlee gave us the facts, but then let us decide. She was willing to offer her opinion on the matter, but she never pushed her agenda in us. We never felt she was "hungry" for the sale. It seemed she cared about our welfare more than the sale!
Did Shirlee go "above & beyond" in working with you? Shirlee demonstrated her devotion to her clients when she showed us her relationship with past clients had not ended with the sale. There were 3 times in the selling process Shirlee referred us to the services of a past client of hers! All 3 times I took her advice, and all 3 times were impressed with the person and the product!
"The bottom line question is would we recommend Shirlee as a realtor to a trusted friend? The answer is YES! In fact, I already have! You know you believe in someone when you would recommend them to your Pastor! That's a person where honesty and integrity in business are really important! There are plenty of people I would feel hesitant about recommending to our pastor, but Shirlee is not one of them!"
John & Julie Hunt
Was the selling process easier for you? Yes! We thought we had done our research on houses that we ere interested in, but the houses Shirlee recommended we look at were so much better than we'd found to look at. The resources she used were definitely more comprehensive. We also appreciated that she listened to what we had to say. She knew the elements that we were looking for and the houses she showed us, had most or all of these elements. We never felt like our time was being wasted, or that she was trying to dump an unsellable house onto us, like we've heard other Realtors try and do.
Were you in the loop & in touch throughout the process? Yes!! From the first morning she called in the response to the request online to see that very first house, she worked well to meet with our schedules, keep us up to date on the paperwork needed, and sent pertinent emails from her and others working through the home buying process.
Was Shirlee's knowledge & experience helpful? Yes! We appreciated her knowledge and input when we were considering a foreclosure. We knew that if we did go with a foreclosure, that she would be able to handle the paperwork and negotiating. We trusted her judgement and knew that we were in good hands, as well as our future home!
Did Shirlee do a good job of negotiating for you? Yes! After getting the appraisal back for the house, we were pleased with the final selling price we got. Even though the house had not been on the market very long, we were still able to get $5000 off as well as getting other closing costs covered.
Did Shirlee go "above & beyond" in working with you? Yes! She was awesome at getting us in to the houses we wanted to see quickly. We were able to see a variety of locations to decide on the best house for us. We appreciated her input, but also never felt pressured one way or another to buy a particular house.
Did Shirlee do her "homework" & keep your best interests a top priority? We always felt that even though the buying process is a lengthy and tedious one, she kept in touch with us and made sure we were comfortable going through the next steps. We knew we could count on her to help us find the house of our dreams..which you did! You were flexible and accommodating and so very helpful! From finding listings, to setting up appointments with the inspector and closer, to walking us through all the paperwork. Her experience was greatly appreciated and evident!
Dan & Erin Burton


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Around 40 volunteers across Latrobe City provide food and social interaction to vulnerable people through the Meals on Wheels program.
Latrobe City Councillors and staff have recognised these volunteers by delivering food across Morwell as part of National Meals on Wheels Day celebrations.
Nutrition and health are the theme for this year's national day, and clients across Latrobe City were given a bottle of water and fresh fruit to promote healthy eating.
Alison Haber, the Coordinator of Latrobe City's Meals on Wheels program, says Latrobe City delivers around 42,000 meals a year and they are always looking for more volunteers.
"We need 40 volunteers every day so if anybody wants to volunteer it's a great opportunity and you get to meet lots of people that really appreciate the service that's provided."
She says a variety of clients access the service.
"The clients are all assessed by our Assessment Officers in the Direct Care team.
"We've had children receiving meals where there have been issues with the family or the children have been sick.
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Blizzard Is Killing The Name 'Battle.net'
It's the end of an era for Blizzard, as the company announced today plans to say farewell to the name Battle.net, which they've used to refer to their internet platform since 1996.
It's the end of an era for Blizzard, as the company announced today plans to say farewell to the name Battle.net, which they've used to refer to their internet platform since 1996.
The latest update to Blizzard's Battle.net launcher allows players to stream games like Overwatch, Hearthstone and World of Warcraft directly to Facebook.
Blizzard's up-and-coming MOBA Heroes of the Storm has finally come out. Better yet, it's really fun! But like all MOBAs, it can be pretty overwhelming at times. Don't panic. I'm here to help.
The good news is that it sounds like Blizzard is changing most everything for the better. The frustrating news is that everyone's current ranking is going to be reset.
Lore. It's always the tricky part.
In its quest to make Heroes of the Storm as approachable as possible, Blizzard has made one grievous error: they only offered players one competitive gameplay mode before become eligible for ranked "Hero League" matches. This hurts the game in a number of ways. Thankfully, it's also easily fixable.
"Well, that wasn't good," I said. My team had just been defeated in a game of Heroes of the Storm. "Eh," my friend Alex replied as the colorful mush of the on-screen battle faded into a dark red "DEFEAT" screen. "It doesn't feel any different if you win or lose in this game."
Heroes of the Storm is finally coming out at the beginning of June. I've been playing Blizzard's up-and-coming MOBA pretty much nonstop for the past few weeks, and have developed a lot of feelings about the game during its extended beta as a result. Let's start with the positive ones.
Lots of big changes are coming to Heroes of the Storm today. Blizzard's list of patch notes detail dramatic gameplay adjustments alongside the addition of a new hero, map, and ranked mode known as "Team League." The hero tweaks seem particularly interesting—Uther is basically being rebuilt with five new talents.
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Sunday, August 10, 2014
The South Carolina Bar Foundation has awarded $1.9 million in grant funds to support civil legal aid, law-related education and other legal related projects. Since 1987, the foundation has allocated approximately $47.6 million to various legal related organizations that work on behalf of the justice community.
The grantees for fiscal year 2015 are:
Center for Heirs' Property Preservation: Protects and preserves heirs' property through legal services and education.
Charleston Pro Bono Legal Services: Connects the low-income community with volunteer lawyers.
Citizens Opposed to Domestic Abuse: Provides comprehensive legal services to victims of domestic violence and their children in Beaufort, Colleton, Hampton and Jasper counties.
180 Place: Provides direct legal services to the homeless population through its on-site attorneys.
Lowcountry Legal Volunteers: Offers legal services to the low-income community through the skills of retired volunteer attorneys.
Midlands Mediation Center: Provides affordable mediation services to Midlands residents and trains volunteer mediators in developing skills to resolve conflicts in civil and family courts and educate the community at large.
National Judicial College: Awards scholarships to South Carolina judges so that they may increase their capacity to better serve their communities through training.
Richland County Court Appointed Special Advocates: Funds are used to promote guardian diversity and support training efforts.
Sistercare: Offers legal services free of charge to battered women and their children.
S.C. Access to Justice Commission: Explores ways to expand legal services for low-income South Carolinians.
S.C. Appleseed Legal Justice Center: Working on the complex issues of poverty, Appleseed fights to uphold individuals' rights to food, shelter, education and access to justice.
S.C. Bar Ask-A-Lawyer Program: Hosts legal education clinics, phone banks and legal lessons seminars to advance the publics' understanding of the law.
S.C. Bar Law Related Education Division: Promotes civic education through programs for the state's youth.
S.C. Bar Pro Bono Program: Works to serve those in need by utilizing volunteer lawyers.
S.C. Center for Fathers and Families: Oversees and manages the operations of six fatherhood programs that connect low-income fathers with a livable wage jobs. The center also gives training and support to help the fathers become better dads.
S.C. Legal Services: Serves thousands each year as the only statewide, full-range civil legal services provider for low-income citizens.
S.C. YMCA Youth in Government: Awards scholarships to students attending Title One schools.
University of South Carolina School of Law Pro Bono Program: Supports placement of law students as fellows in legal services organizations.
Upstate Mediation Center: Provides mediation services to low-income individuals in family and probate court.
To learn more about the South Carolina Bar Foundation and the work of its grant organizations, please visit www.scbarfoundation.org.
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Hello I'm new here and desparate for help! My DD is 3 months old today and she fights her naps and bedtime terribly. Everything I've read here and in books seems to indicate she's not getting enough sleep which makes it even harder to get her down. She sleeps 9 to 10 hours at night although after the first 5 hour stretch I have to transfer her to the swing to get her to sleep the rest of the night otherwise she just kicks and stirs and wakes herself up. She's restless in the swing too but at least she won't wake all the way up. I have tried putting her down every 1.5 to 2 hours for naps and she still fights it really hard. She will wriggle, squirm, move her head back and forth and cry only to close her eyes for 60 seconds and then wake up and do it all over again. Getting her down for bed takes 60 to 90 mins most nights. I have been able to lay her down within 1 minute of her closing her eyes and than patting her butt for 5 mins to get her to sleep but this has only been a handful of times.
I need help getting 3 month old to stop fighting sleep
Proud Mommy of 2
Wow that's great that your 3 mo DD can sleep for 9-10 hours straight without a night feed. Maybe instead of transferring her to the swing after 5 hours just let her wake when she's ready and then offer her a feed. As much as we all would like our babies to sleep long stretches not all are ready. Feeding her might allow her a more restful sleep after and then she might not be so overtired during the day that she'll fight the naps.
Wife to Joel & Mommy to Keira, Kaylee Madison L
BFF Reluctantly Queenie
I'm right there with you. My DS turned three months last week and we've really started struggling with his day sleep. He naps mostly in my arms but up until last week, I could get him to take one 45 min nap in his crib in the morning. I really want him out of mr arms because it's exhausting, I have a 3 yr old at home and nothing ever gets done!
All of a sudden, he won't sleep for that first nap whether I put him down awake, drowsy or asleep. It's so frustrating. I hold him for most naps so he isn't overtired but that doesn't always help either. Today, I put him down, le him cry for 3 min, checked & calmed, let him crt for 3 min, checked and calmed- let him cry for 5 min, calmed & stayed in room till h was asleep- slept 25 min. Tried to et back to sleep but wouldn't. It was so frustrating!
Bedtime is a struggle for us as well- it usually takes 2 hrs for him to finally stay asleep for the night. Sometimes we can just give him a binkie, others we just re-wrap and sometimes we have to hold him to get himback down.
I am sure his bedtime is too late but it's pretty hard to get him down earlier. He goes down for the night about 9. He is usually tired by 1.5 hrs so we try for the next sleep period about 1-1.5 hrs after waking. He's overtired by the 2 hr mark.
I'll be watching this for any advice - sorry I'm not more help! Good luck!
DD- Nov. 2005 • DS- Oct. 2008 • DS- June 2012
Spinster thanks for the advice. I have tried feeding her when she wakes and it makes no difference in her restlessness for the second half of the night. There have only been a couple of times where she woke up when I transferred her to the swing and I did feed her then but mainly because she just got so worked up from being so tired that the breast was the only thing to calm her.
Squaw I just let her cry for about 7 mins too. I stayed right there in the room with her but it didn't work. I wasn't really expecting her to fall asleep but I figured she might release a little frustration and maybe tire herself out a little. I think sometimes they just need to fuss. Then she would only calm down after I put her to the breast and then fell asleep for 10 mins. I put her in her bassinet and 5 mins later wide awake again. I am about to pull my hair out. I can't hold her for all her naps either because I'm going insane. DD's bedtime is also late (sometimes 10 or 10:30) by the time we get her to sleep but she screams if I try to start the routine any earlier. I feel like I can't win and sometimes want to punch the authors of these sleep books. The sad part is I don't expect it to get any better. I think this is just my baby's personality.
Proud Mommy of 2
Really quick- I'll be back later.
My DS didnt use to start getting to bed till 10:30 either- but when that started taking 2 hours, we started moving it earlier. He still wakes a bunch for about 2 hours but I'm hoping sooner than later, he'll eventually start going to sleep and staying asleep when we first put him down. I think we probably need to put him down even earlier than 9 but it's pretty hard right now to get him down any earlier.
It will get better- my DD was the same way (what is it with my kids?!) and she did eventually start sleeping better around 4 months....and then we did CIO at 6 months to wean from the swaddle.
I am hoping things improve soon- but I'm getting really anxious to get him napping on his own...it's just getting really hard on me and my DD. But, it's a vicious circle- I let him sleep on his own and then he's overtired and crying all the time...I don't want that either!
DD- Nov. 2005 • DS- Oct. 2008 • DS- June 2012
Hmmm...I don't know what to tell you about the night restlessness, but I wouldn't transfer her to the swing. You might end up starting something that she gets used to and then have to reverse later. If she's going to be restless whether she's in the swing or in her crib, then I'd choose the crib. If feeding her will calm her a bit when she does finally wake at that time of the morning then feed her and put her back down. She's still young and could need the nourishment, afterall if she hasn't already she'll probably be going through a growth spurt soon.
Keep in mind, a lot of babies don't sleep as soundly as we'd like them to. At that age my daughter was a noisy sleeper and I always thought she was waking, but she's just mumbling/dreaming in her sleep. They have a lot to process in their sleep. She still cries out now and she's completely asleep half the time.
Just a thought, do you swaddle her? That might help the squirming and restlessness, she may still need that security of a nice tight swaddle while sleeping.
Also...she may need to go down for naps sooner, that's usually why they fight it. Especially if she's already over tired and not getting the sleep she needs then she probably needs to do a lot of catching up. This will include putting her to bed earlier. If your LO isn't able to tie in her naps to longer than one sleep cycle that's ok(each sleep cycle is about 45 mins). Try to help her tie it together by patting her & soothing her. If she doesn't fall asleep after 10-20 mins then take her out and play with her or feed her and try again at the next nap. It's no biggie even if she takes 5 naps for now. It's a work in progress. Just be patient, it will come together. I know it's hard when you're already tired, patience is hard to find. We've all been there. Remember, she's only 3 months old. Go by what you feel your LO needs and not by what the other babies are doing. Each baby is different, it will get more frustrating if you compare babies. Just know that you're not the only one going through it. It DOES get better.
Keep your chin up!
Wife to Joel & Mommy to Keira, Kaylee Madison L
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bellolove- We have been moving his bedtime earlier the past few nights- so he's been in bed about 8:45. So far (knock on wood) it has helped cut down the amount of time it was taking for him to get to sleep and stay asleep for the night. So, we're going to keep on working on moving it up- I'm hoping for a bedtime around 8pm but it might have to be even earlier.
Once we can get him going to sleep quicker at night so he's getting more night sleep, we'll start working on naps. The reason we are doing it that way is because the nap training is going to set him into a very overtired state and the only way to combat that is by getting him to bed super early.
So, for now I will continue to try and put him down for at least his first nap (it will always be a short nap) and then I'll sometimes try for the 2nd nap (usually this nap we are out and about) and then I'll hold him for his 3rd and 4th nap till we get his bedtime early enough to drop the 4th nap (it's short anyway).
Right now his schedule is pretty much like this:
Wake- 8-8:30am (anytime before this, he gets a feed and put back in bed)
Nap- 9-9:30am (put him down awake, let him work it out a little- after 15 min, re-swaddle and bounce/rock him to sleep- then put down)
Up from nap around 11 (stop trying to get him back to sleep once it's been at least an hour since he first fell asleep)
2nd nap- usually around noon (either in carseat on the go- but sometimes in crib- usually another shorter nap)
3rd nap- 2-2:30ish-4 or 5- this nap is always in my arms while my DD naps- he sleeps a long time since I am holding him and it's relatively quiet.
4th nap- 6-6:30- this is short- usually up by 7
8-8:30 start bedtime routine (bath, bottle, swaddle- sometimes rocking- laid down asleep).
Usually up 2-3 times before 10/11- most of the time just have to re-swaddle, occasionally we top off with a few more oz.
He's usually up once between 2-5 and then again around 4 hrs later.
Of course, now that I feel like we're getting some kind of a schedule/routine down, I'm sure he'll change things up on me! Good luck! Hope you can figure something out!
DD- Nov. 2005 • DS- Oct. 2008 • DS- June 2012
Squaw it sounds like you are getting closer to getting more sleep out of your LO. I am working on it as well and just trying to figure out what works best for her. So far I'm not even attempting to get her to go down on her own. My goal right now is just to get the naps in regardless of how to get her to sleep. This morning it meant prying her out of dh's arms after he unsucessfully tried to get her down for 40 mins and then I had to walk her in the stroller and then transfer her to the swing when we got home. I'm not as concerned with the fact that she's in the swing for some of her naps and the second half of the night. I figure we can tackle that later too. Right now I can only work on getting her body used to sleeping/napping.
Proud Mommy of 2
Hi ladies it's been a couple weeks and just thought I'd check in with you. Squaw how are things going? Since I last posted I resorted to letting DD nap and sleep the entire night in her swing. So the only way she goes to sleep now is when I put her in the swing drowsy and bounce the swing a little while it's going and she's out within 2 minutes usually. Like Spinster said. . I am going to have a hard habit to break I think but for now I am contemplating waiting another month and then trying CIO. I think it might be the only way to get her to sleep in her crib since rocking chair, bouncing/jiggling, car rides and stroller don't work anymore. Squaw did you say you did CIO with your DD? I am thinking if I need to do it eventually that I might as well do it sooner rather than later although honestly I don't know if I'll have the heart to do it.
Proud Mommy of 2
Hey bellolove-
We are doing pretty good here. Things were getting really difficult for us- my arms, back and legs were starting to hurt from holding him all day and he was getting harder to keep asleep.
So, last Friday I decided we were going to start putting him down in the crib for all his naps. We swaddle him so he can't get his arms out and he has white noise playing in his room.
Friday went really well- he went to sleep on his own almost every time without any crying. His naps were still short- only 45 min. so we just had a lot of naps that day. Had him in bed by 8 that night.
Saturday was a little harder- he was putting up a fight going down awake so for the last couple, I held him till at least drowsy and then put him down and he again slept for about 45 min. each time. A couple of times I'd hurry in when he would stir at 45 min. to try and get him back to sleep. He was a little fussier than normal and didn't want to be set down much. We had him in bed by about 7:30 Saturday night.
Sunday was better- he was happier and naps went well. One of them was even an hour without any intervention from us! DH was putting him down for his naps so I'm not sure if he was asleep or just drowsy. He had 45 min naps the rest of the afternoon and we went to my parents house for dinner so he had a late nap and didn't go to bed till about 8:10.
Today was pretty good- he slept for an hour for his first nap. He took a short catnap in his carseat while we were at the Dr. (he had a bad night last night- had to get his reflux meds upped) and then he took a pretty good nap once we were home- slept 45 gave him a binkie back and went back to sleep for another 45. He took one more 45 min. nap around 5:45 and then went to bed about 7:45.
Eventually we will get his bedtime up early enough to drop that last nap but he pretty much needs to go back to sleep within 1.5 hrs of waking to get the best sleep from him. I wasn't ready to put him to bed at 5:30!
So, that's where we're at. I'm guessing we'll still hve to do a little CIO when we get rid of the swaddle but we'll go with what works for now.
I wouldn't be too concerned about the swing. If my DS would sleep in his swing- I would put him in it to sleep! He was only napping in my arms though. Maybe just start putting him in the crib for one nap a day- then in the swing for the other sleep periods so he stays well rested. Is he still going to bed really late? I'd start trying to move bedtime up.
We did CIO with my DD when she was 6.5 months old. She responded really well. We had to do it because she decided she didn't want to be swaddled anymore and she didn't know how to soothe herself and she wouldn't let us help her. It took about a week for bedtime and nights and then about 2 weeks for naps. It's hard. I don't think we'll do it with DS until we absolutely hve to. 6.5 months seemed like a pretty good age for us- but as long as this is working, we'll keep doing it.
HTH- good luck whatever you decide. I'm hoping within the next week or so, that he'll start sleeping longer for his naps but we'll see. DD was a catnapper till she was 13 months old! Hopefully he doesn't take after his sister!
DD- Nov. 2005 • DS- Oct. 2008 • DS- June 2012
Well I haven't tried putting her in her crib for the past few days because even laying her down after she's been asleep for 20 mins is causing her to wake up. Normally she will just fuss her little head off if I try to get her to sleep but I've got to try it at some point. I am going to start by experimenting with turning the swing off and see if she'll sleep in it without it swinging first. Normally she wakes up as soon as I turn it off. I wish I could still swaddle but she cries when she sees the swaddle blanket now so I have given up. She really wants her hands out which I think she's just outgrown it. I even tried just a half swaddle and she still screamed. I might try it again though. I've just got to keep trying. All I know is that I cannot rock her to sleep anymore because it's killing my back to stand for so long so I've got to get her to go down in the crib awake eventually. It sounds like your son is doing great! How many months is he?
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Dodgy USB Type-C cable fries vigilante engineer's $1,000 laptop
If you don't do your research, buying a third-party Type C adapter is a little like playing Russian roulette with your gadgets.
Asus ROG Claymore keyboard lets you switch the 10-key number pad to the other side
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Razer's Stargazer is a webcam aimed at YouTubers, Twitch streamers, and other professionals
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Google engineer calls out OnePlus USB-C cable and adapter for damage risk
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Beware bad USB-C cables, Google engineer warns—while naming names
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Harry Betts
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Harry Betts (15 September 1922 – 13 July 2012[1]) was a jazz composer and trombonist.
Born in New York and raised in Fresno, California, he was active as a jazz trombonist and played with Stan Kenton's orchestra[2] in the 1950s, among others. His trombone can be heard on the 1959 Verve album by Ella Fitzgerald, Get Happy!
He has written and orchestrated soundtracks for several films, including The Big Mouth (1967), A Time for Dying (1969), The Fantastic Plastic Machine (1969), Goodnight, My Love (1972), Black Mama White Mama (1972), Little Cigars (1973) and Nice Dreams (1981). Music from his soundtrack to Black Mama White Mama was used in the 2003 soundtrack for Kill Bill, Volume 1.
Aside from his work in scoring, he is known for his 1962 album, The Jazz Soul of Doctor Kildare. He did numerous arrangements for singer Jack Jones.[2]
Partial discography[edit]
As sideman[edit]
With Elmer Bernstein
- The Man with the Golden Arm (Decca, 1956)
With Bobby Darin
- Venice Blue (Capitol)
With Fred Katz
- Folk Songs for Far Out Folk (Warner Bros., 1958)
With Stan Kenton
- Stan Kenton's Milestones (Capitol, 1943-47 [1950])
- Encores (Capitol, 1947)
- A Presentation of Progressive Jazz (Capitol, 1947)
- Innovations in Modern Music (Capitol, 1950)
- Stan Kenton Presents (Capitol, 1950)
- This Modern World (Capitol, 1953)
- The Kenton Era (Capitol, 1940-54, [1955])
- The Innovations Orchestra (Capitol, 1950-51 [1997])
With Barney Kessel
- Carmen (Contemporary, 1959)
With Shorty Rogers
- Cool and Crazy (RCA Victor, 1953)
- Shorty Rogers Courts the Count (RCA Victor, 1954)
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Harry Betts.
- ^ "Harry Betts Obituary". Los Angeles Times. 18 July 2012. Retrieved 24 November 2013.
- ^ a b Eder, Bruce. "Harry Betts". Allmusic. Retrieved 2010-01-03.
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Dr. Victoria Paige Zaunbrecher graduated from Texas Woman's University (TWU) in Houston, Texas on May 11, 2014 obtaining her Doctorate in physical therapy. A 2007 graduate of Northside Christian School as class valedictorian, she graduated from Louisiana State University in 2011 with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with summa cum laude honors. She is the daughter of Pat and Kelli Zaunbrecher of Roberts Cove. Her grandparents are Floyd and Margie Harmon of Crowley and the late Vincent and Genevieve Zaunbrecher.


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Fracking encroaches on Pennsylvania forests
Five activists were arrested Mar. 20 in Pennsylvania's Tiadaghton State Park for protesting fracking operations there. Blocking the only access point to a wellpad, they chained themselves to barrels of concrete.
World's largest landfill to become NYC's biggest solar plant
Parts of the East Coast are finally adopting solar energy projects, and New York City is leading the charge, the Fresh Kills development is seen as a major victory.
Fracking site unleashes radioactive water into Pa. creek
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OC3D Reviews ›› Misc Hardware
Asus RT-N11 EZ Wireless Router
Misc Hardware | 17th October 2008
Touting multiple SSID capability along with the wireless N standard the RT-N11 certainly seems to have what it takes to be a top router.
WaterCooling UK Case Modding Services
Misc Hardware | 1st September 2008
Fancy an Orange Pearlescent case or maybe a black case with holographic flakes? We put WaterCooling UK's case spray painting service to the test on a mistreated CM Praetorian.
Bigfoot Networks Killer NIC & Killer K1 Network Cards
Misc Hardware | 21st March 2007
Today we've been given the opportunity to take a look at Bigfoot Network's "Killer NIC" and "Killer K1" Network Cards with promises of lower pings and increased FPS!
OC3D News ›› Misc Hardware
Copyright holders want the Pirate Bay blocked in Sweden
Mark Campbell | 11th November 2014
Several movie studios and record labels have filed a lawsuit against the Swedish ISP B2, demanding that the company blocks access to The Pirate Bay in it's home country.
Nvidia announces Q3 financial results
Mark Campbell | 6th November 2014
NVIDIA today reported revenue for Q3 2014, of $1.23 billion, up 16 percent from $1.05 billion a year earlier and up 11 percent from $1.10 billion the previous quarter.
Zalman Files for Bankruptcy
Mark Campbell | 6th November 2014
Zalman files for Bankruptcy Due to a $3 Billion Fraud Conspiracy.
GLOBALFOUNDRIES To Acquire IBM's Microelectronics Business
Mark Campbell | 20th October 2014
IBM and GLOBALFOUNDRIES (GF) today announced that they have signed a Definitive Agreement under which GF plans to acquire IBM's semiconductor technology business.
Extreme Prometeia Case Painting Service
Misc Hardware | 7th September 2006
Ever get bored of that plain silver or black case? Dream of respraying it in an outrageous colour? Today we test out Extreme Prometeia's affordable powder coating service on one of our cases.
TSMC postpones mass production of 16nm until Q2 2015
Mark Campbell | 18th October 2014
TSMC has gave an update regarding their 16nm process, it is delayed until Q2 2015.
Anonabox: An encrypted internet router
Mark Campbell | 15th October 2014
The anonabox is a networking device that provides anonymous Internet access and encryption. Has almost raised $500,000 on Kickstarter.
Get EA's Dragon Age: Origins For Free?
Mark Campbell | 10th October 2014
EA's Dragon Age: Origins is now on the house, that's free guys so get it while you can.
OC3D is Hiring!
Mark Campbell | 8th October 2014
OC3D is looking to grow and for that we need new writers and reviewers deliver more of the content you guys love. Read more here.
Lenovo Set to Close Acquisition of IBM's x86 Server Business
Mark Campbell | 29th September 2014
Lenovo announced today that conditions for their acquisition of IBM's server business have been satisfied and that they they will begin closing on October 1, 2014.
What are AMD Teasing?
Mark Campbell | 21st September 2014
On September 25th AMD will launch something new, but what is it?
Scotland Decides NO
Mark Campbell | 19th September 2014
While the Big news in the GPU world is Maxwell, as UK based Site we simply can't ignore how our Scottish Brothers voted yesterday.
Amazon Buys Twitch
Mark Campbell | 25th August 2014
Unlike what previous rumors suggested, Amazon has purchased Twitch for just under $1 Billion and not Google like previously though.
Battlefield 4 Game Time
Mark Campbell | 7th August 2014
Battlefield 4 goes game time, allowing Origin users to play Battlefield 4 for free for one week. If you haven't already give it a try.
Ryse: Son of Rome coming to PC!
Mark Campbell | 7th August 2014
XBOX ONE exclusive Rise: Son of Rome is coming to PC, making it the second exclusive to get a PC port after Dead Rising 3 to do so.
Alphacool Rigid Tubing and Fittings Released
Mark Campbell | 4th August 2014
Rigid Tubing has became the latest water cooling craze, but now Alphacool's new HardTube series adds metal tubing into the mix as well as the clear tubing we are used too!
AMD release FreeSync FAQ
Mark Campbell | 31st July 2014
AMD have released an FAQ on their upcoming FreeSync technology, which reveals some startling information on it.
ESPN looking to expand further into esports
Mark Campbell | 29th July 2014
With their recent success broadcasting the Dota 2 Tournament "The International", ESPN are looking to expand further into esports.
Samsung Phone fire in Childs bed
Mark Campbell | 26th July 2014
Samsung Phone with replacement battery catches fire in the bed of a 13 year old girl.
Crytek's financial problems are over
Mark Campbell | 25th July 2014
After a long silence Crytek has announced that they have secured a new source of capital, insuring their future in both the short and long term.
New Unreal Tournament footage shown!
Mark Campbell | 25th July 2014
As part of Epic Games' most recent Livestream, the developers show off the first footage of a New Unreal Tournament game.
Google Buys Twitch for $1 Billion
Mark Campbell | 25th July 2014
Google has now bought Twitch. With their already dominant video streaming site Youtube, do Google have a streaming Monopoly?
Electronic Arts earnings rise by 51%
Mark Campbell | 23rd July 2014
Game publisher Electronic Arts has a reported boost in profits of 51% compared to last Quarter.
Online piracy punishments dropped in UK
Mark Campbell | 23rd July 2014
It looks like now in a new UK scheme, people caught unlawfully file-sharing video games, music and movies will be educated rather than punished. A very bold move.
AMD Posts Financial Results for Q2 2014
Mark Campbell | 18th July 2014
Today AMD has posted their Financial results fro Q2 2014. They have improved but are AMD doing well?
NVIDIA's Shield tablet leaks
Mark Campbell | 18th July 2014
Today we have a leak about Nvidia's Shield successor, an Slate Style Tablet with some remarkable specs.
Google to ship Dev Kits of Project Ara soon
Mark Campbell | 15th July 2014
Modular Phones are coming and Google are readying up their first Batches of Development Kits.
Humble 2K Bundle
Mark Campbell | 8th July 2014
Everybody loves a Developer Humble Bundle. This time 2K has decided to give to this excellent site and cause.
OC3D @ i51 the finale
Bryan Waters | 24th April 2014
Our last part of our trip around Insomnia we bring you all the other bits and pieces that couldn't squeeze in. Still no booth babes though...
OC3D @ Insomnia 51 MSI PCSpecialist & Kingston
Bryan Waters | 23rd April 2014
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Skip to comments.THE SAVAGE NATION!!!!!! 5-18-12
Posted on 05/18/2012 2:48:51 PM PDT by dynachrome
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Friday Savage!
And live we are!
Cool-is he talking trayvon?
"Red Facebook"
"Blue pills used by blue states"
topic: the blue pill
And a review of Savage by some leftwing bozo.
The way he rhymes Katzenberg, will he today rhyme Zuckerberg? Where was Savage for Facebook's IPO?
Facebooks IPO?
Same place I was, I hope. On the sidelines.
Wooooooooooohoooooooooooo! Happy Friday!
I told AARP to stop sending me applications.....took awhile for them to get the message but it finally stopped.
Friday, indeed. I tried to post the review Doc S. read, but it is subscription only. wah.
Mike had often said he doesn't buy equities. He likens the stock market to a casino. I agree, but as the old joke has it, it's the only game in town!
Savage said that it would take two minutes for the world to steal "red facebook" -- well look! Wot? red means network in Spanish?
Actually, "red facebook" is already common.. tough a cursory look shows that Savage may be the first to use it in the context of the lackluster trading.
Of course, red in spanish probably refers to bolsheviks. haha
He doesn't invest in Skechers either. Shoe-bop, shoe-bop.
The stuff is hitting the fan over the Kenyan and he doesn't care? Just watching the MSM find excuses is worth (most) Monty Python Flying Circus skits.
.. and what a day for Groucho to have a "best of" while he's at the doctor's office.
Michael Savage "vanity" post PING!
He could have come on this thread, but maybe he did not see it.
SAVAGE is off his game, so much going on and he's telling old time stories........as for groucho, I thought I read he was having a colonsocopy today?
I think the marx-o-crats may swap out Joltin' Joe Biden for hildabeast.
colonsocopy??? wow, screwed that up! Colonoscopy
During the show the boss at WND emailed them saying that WND had a blockbuster coming within minutes. It turned out to be that "born in Kenya" except it was dated 2007! and it had been edited to include Chicago as places where Obama lived. So those publishers must be real dumb asses to not notice the "error" in the Obama 16-year old bio.
At the risk of catching hell for mentioning George Noory.. Dr. Corsi told me that Obama is no favorite of Noory's and C2C is just not the place to talk Obama eligibility. There are no restrictions, Dr, Corsi said. He's a busy man and I appreciate that the replies to our emails but I had to respond and I will not likely to hear anything back. I told him that C2C has -- to this day -- no problem discussing George Bush's eligibility.
It's bad enough as it is! I can't stand the thought of 4 more years of any of them, especially if SHE is VP!
Biden's been wandering off the reservation lately. rumors of being a boozer.
"will be picking another candidate. It ain't going to be Obama."
At this point in the game, it would have to be hildabeast. I don't see any others out there that could be thrown in with instant recognition
Yes, he said that he'd be off Friday and that he "carefully" picked his best-of segments for Friday.. I really appreciate the work these guys and gals do .. I admire their courage.. I envy their IQ . . . But damnit! We are at war. Both foreign and domestic! How hard is it to get a fill-in host?
Word problems can bug you, like etymologist vs. entomologist.
I don't listen to levin, does he usually have fill ins or does he just do best ofs?
Aw geez, give it a rest with the facebook crap,,,,,the world is freakin' exploding....pick a damn topic and get on with it
Is that why we do favors for others?
It seems if he does a favor like take sides in an issue or collects money for a cause that if the beneficiary does not acknowledge sufficiently it upsets him.
"14,000 aforementioned fans"
90% are probably viagra scammers! haha.
I guess I would drink from the time I got up each morning if I were a lying, flaming liberal. Otherwise, how could I live with myself?
Or, maybe all that liberalism has finally fried his brain for good.
He has some great fill-ins. The last two times he scheduled off days (six total) half were "best of" shows. It seemed to me that except for Christmas Day he always had a guest host.
Levin has had Mark Simone and Brian Sussman as fill-in's.
Some immigrants tell me they feel odd when coming across Americans who keep score, e.g., giving gifts or treating at restaurants with expectation of return.
Dr. Corsi is on the Peter Boyles show in Denver frequently. I hope he comes to Denver.
Ha. Dr. Corsi was on the Boyles show during the 5am hour this morning.
That's interesting.. but we always hear about exchanging gifts.
BTW, I've got to mention Sussman. I avoided the KSFO morning show when the new owners let Lee Rodgers go. I listened to Sussman's evening show so I knew he was pretty competent as a replacement.
He's done great work to counter the "global warming" crap. A couple of popular books as well as radio commentary.
So after three or four months I started listening only to hear Sussman do what I cannot stand. He's got a running feud with a caller, self-defined Communist, and they insult each other a talk about fighting. So I quit the show.
Then they got Melanie Morgan back (great!) but they let Officer Vic go. So I avoided the show for more months.
Finally I went back. Pretty good show.. then last week Sussman starts talking about a farting contest in Reno.. complete with sound effects. So I left and checked back the next day.. still talking about the contest.
This morning I took a chance and lucked out with Dr. Corsi being the main guest.
I have never heard in 70+ listening anything like talk of that "contest" -- though Limbaugh said the dirtiest thing with Savage close second. (BTW, I am not thinking of the time Rush talked about women drivers farding and stations dropped his show for the day.)
Thanks for the link. If what he said there does not include what he told Ms Morgan I'll post a link to the pod cast for that hour.
I would have listened to Boyles this morning, but I had to be at work at 5am today.
Yes very good talk from both. Dr. Corsi was on from the beginning to just before he left to do the interview with KSFO at about quarter til.
The only thing I remember that he told Melanie that was not on the Denver interview (that I remember) is that there is even a question about Obama's mother. It may not be what's her name. Though through the two interviews otherwise he spoke of Stanley as the mother.
In Denver he mentioned Sinclair stating that (if I remember correctly) Obama/Alexrod legal actions against Sinclair had be thrown out suggesting that what Sinclair said is true. I have not verified my interpretation.
I do remember similar legal action against Drudge that was dropped and Drudge got compensation from the Clinton people. Can't remember the details. Getting old.
PAUL SIMON is same old, same old, and repetitive ???
ahh the beauty of being savage :D
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