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April 1, 2008. Posted by Stevan Smith.Add new comment | Filed under: blacks and blues, bobbi humphrey, cool jazz, funk, funk classic, fusion, harlem river drive, jasper country man, jazz, Jazz Alive, Jazz Community, Jazz Education, jazz funk, mizell, true jazz
This edition celebrates: Bobbi Humphrey- Blacks and Blues (1973)
01. Chicago, Damn
02. Harlem River Drive
03. Just a Love Child
04. Blacks and Blues
05. Jasper Country Man
06. Baby's Gone
A true jazz-funk classic, and Humphrey's biggest hit, Blacks and Blues is a lesson in "cool jazz". Composed, produced, and partly arranged by the fantastic Mizell brothers (Larry & Fonce), this is an Lp that trend sends generations. Humphrey is never drowned out by her collaborators. Her performance as flautist (if you didn't know) fits snug in each melodic masterpiece. Bobbi even makes her vocal debut on the tracks, "Just A Love Child" and "Baby's Gone".
"....Yeah, it's kind of like that".
Some of my favorite tracks include "Chicago, Damn", "Harlem River Drive", and the title-track "Blacks and Blues".
Here is an updated version of "Harlem River Drive" (Sorry no embed available). This had to be the late 80's or early 90's. Lol.
Look what else I found: [display_podcast]
Though this is not an album that would delight a purist, it is an excellent addition to any jazz collection. The moods are laid-back, soothing, and romantic. This is in heavy rotation on my (insert plug). If you haven't had the opportunity to check this album out. Please do. It is worth every minute (hint...ladies...hint...fellas).
Perfect soundtrack for the Spring weather....well when it finally gets here.
January 2, 2008. Posted by Stevan Smith.Add new comment | Filed under: collections, dominoes, donald byrd, fallin, funk, funky jazz, grown man, imagination, jazz, Jazz Education, Listening Post, music, music lovers, music night, music world, new releases, old school, Places and Spaces, pleasure, samples, satisfaction, smooth jazz, soul, Video, wind parade, www youtube, ya
What's going on all!
Welcome to my blog series "DIGGIN' THE CLASSICS"! When new releases in the music world get slow, we all tend to dig into our collections for some vintage pleasure. Join me for my weekly (or whenever I feel like it) quest for soundtrack satisfaction. This is a blog for music lovers! "Walk With Me".
This edition celebrates: Donald Byrd- Places and Spaces (1975)
- Change (Make you wanna Hustle)
- Wind Parade
- (Fallin' Like) Dominoes
- Places and Spaces
- You and the Music
- Night Whistler
- Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)
I have only one word to describe this album: SEXY
This is smooth jazz, funky jazz, "clean ya house jazz". I play this when my mood says,"A grown man just got home from work today....and he needs sometime to reflect".
Here's my favorite track off of the album....Wind Parade:
Recorded in the summer of 1975, Places & Spaces continued the influences of Byrd's prior release Street Lady. Exhibiting elements of Curtis Mayfield, Marvin Gaye, and Earth Wind & Fire...let's just say this wouldn't be the darling of a jazz purist. Groovin' guitars, mellow bass, and tantalizing horns makes for a perfect blend of jazz/soul/funk/disco harmony.
Producer Larry Mizell (One half of the Mizell Brothers)
Hooking up with the Mizell Brothers, as he did with his last 2 albums, Byrd continued his exploration into jazz-funk. The album was also a hot bed for samples. From acid jazz to hip hop, Places and Spaces also birthed many classics in other genres. For example, Black Moon's "Buck Em Down" Remix. A classic hip hop record of the early 90's that samples Byrd's "Wind Parade."
A part of the Blue Note Records Rare Groove series, Donald Byrd's Places and Spaces demands rotation in your mp3 player. A true classic of the past, present and future.


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Hello, I could really do with some advice about expressing and keeping my supply up. My little man is 8 months old and has cows milk protein intolerance. My pattern loosely goes something like this:
4am Feed
6am Feed
10am Elliott bottle of expressed and I express for following day
3pm Feed
7pm Feed
10pm Express for milk for breakfast
Now...expressing twice a day is quite frankly starting to get on my nerves. However I need to express at least once a day so Elliott has his 10am bottle (and now we've cracked that I am loathe to stop it as I really do want him to be comfortable with it when he goes to nursery in 6 weeks or so, albeit only 2 days a week to start with).
On that basis I think I need to keep going with the 10am express so when I go back to work I am able to express at that time. However it dawned on me this evening that his breakfast could be made with coconut / soya milk now and I probably don't need to express for that purpose (sorry this is so long winded!).
My question (you'll be glad to know I've finally got there) is two fold:
Do you think soya milk etc is ok for breakfast (just to mix with cereal) and secondly if I stop expressing at night will my supply be affected? My LO has cows milk protein intolerance.
If yes then should I keep expressing at night and leave the 10am feed out?
Phew.....makes me tired just thinking about it! Hope you can offer some insight. Thanks x

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Great thread bro.....
.....God if you let us win this game I'll take back what I said after Cleveland
"Nobody's afraid of the Miami Heat"
-Amare Stoudemire 1/27/11
Miami Heat (43-16)
New York Knicks (29-27)
Sunday, February 27, 2011 ▪ 8:00PM
American Airlines Arena ▪ Miami, FL
Knicks are back in action on Feb. 27 when they head to Miami to take on the Heat at 8:00 p.m.
- This is the final of four meetings and the second of two in Miami.
- New York trails the season series 2-1, winning the most recent meeting 93-88 at the Garden on Jan. 27.
- New York lost four straight in Miami last winning on Mar. 12, 2008, snapping a seven-game losing streak with a 91-88 win at AmericanAirlines Arena. Jamal Crawford led the way with 23 points and five assists.
- Amare Stoudemire is averaging 26 points and 9.7 rebounds over 40 minutes in three games against Miami. Landry Fields is averaging nine points and 8.3 rebounds. Dwyane Wade is averaging 33.3 ponts and 11 rebounds and LeBron James, 24.7 points and 10.7 rebounds, against New York.
Andy Rautins and Heat center Joel Anthony were teammates on the Canadian National team coached by Andys father Leo, in the 2010 World Basketball Championships in Turkey Heat guard Eddie House played part of the 2009-2010 season for the New York Knicks after being acquired from Boston with J. R. Giddens and Bill Walker in exchange for Nate Robinson and Marcus Landry on Feb. 18, 2010 Bill Walker played alongside Eddie House in Boston for parts of two seasons from 2008-2010 House played alongside Amare Stoudemire in Phoenix under coaches Mike DAntoni, Dan DAntoni and Phil Weber during the 2005-06 season Knicks forward Sheldon Williams, Bill Walker and Eddie House were teammates in Boston for part of the 2009-10 season Shawne Williams played with Heat center Erick Dampier in Dallas during the 2008-2009 season Dampier played for the Pacers for the 1996-1997 season when Donnie Walsh served as the President of the Pacers Basketball Corporation Shawne Williams and Heat center Jamaal Magloire played together for part of the 2008-2009 season for the Dallas Mavericks.
Starting Lineups
.. Erik Dampier
Knicks- 111
Heat- 109
Screw you Lebron, Wade, Bosh, Johnson, Boozer, and whoever else thought somewhere else is better than New York
Go New York Knicksssss!
Great thread bro.....
.....God if you let us win this game I'll take back what I said after Cleveland
Dear God,
Please don't make us have to listen to Charles Barkley or any of those ESPN blowhards bust out their "I Told You So's" on Sportscenter after tomorrow's game.
Nice thread! This is gonna be exciting.
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Am I the only one that's scared that this team might lose a lot of games?
I think we've become a worse defensive squad after this trade, and D'Antoni just frustrates me.
I don't know maybe I just look at the worst case scenarios all the time, but honestly sometimes I think its harder to be a hardcore fan of a team than actually be on the team, I just hope that everyone on our Knicks actually want to win and care a lot. Especially Carmelo, I want this guy to succeed so much.
I don't think we've become a worse defensive squad after this game. Billups is a better defender than Felton, Fields is Fields, Amar'e is Amar'e, Carmelo and Gallo is a wash (Melo can play better defense when he's trying but he rarely does so it's one of those things) and Turiaf is Turiaf...
Off the bench, we lost Wilson Chandler but if D'Antoni were to make use of Corey Brewer we'd be great
This should be a good benchmark for where we are. The Knicks definitely have to rebound better as a team. Defensively we're going to leak points but we have to make them pay when they do miss a shot. Hell I was playing Boston on nba2k11 and Delonte West got 3 straight offensive rebounds.
My lasting memories of the last Knicks/Heat game were.
Field's 3 - Want to see more of those
Gallo's 3(s) - Won't be seeing more of those
Alicia Keys looking hot as hell and bouncing up and down - DEFINITELY want to see more of that.
I have extremely low expectations for our team tomorrow.
It will also help when we get Jeffries back and possibly another (somewhat) Big that doesn't end up in Miami or Boston maybe like Powe or someone. Don't worry guys, it will get better. I hope.
Regardless of the outcome in this game, I'm giving this team another week or 2 to get more adapted to the pace & to each other's tendencies as teammates before I read too much into their play. The Heat were barely a .500 team the first month & a half of the season & this was after a full summer of training camp to get to know each other & get accustomed to Spoelstra's system, but after October a lightbulb went off & they caught their stride & lost only 1 game in the month of November. After that they were clicking on all cylinders & haven't looked back.
I really don't wanna lose the next two the way Philly is playing right now and how easy their schedule is compared to ours..


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Young West Virginians without good mathematics skills will find themselves handicapped in the job market, which increasingly is an international one. To judge by a test given to eighth graders in dozens of countries, that should concern Mountain State residents.
Few statistical instruments exist to compare the achievements of West Virginia students to those in other states. Only the National Assessment of Educational Progress tests have done so for several years. They show that in many subject areas, children in our state's schools do not perform up to the levels of those in many other states.
But now, NAEP scores are being used to compare student achievement in many countries, through the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study.
Researchers found that in 2011, West Virginia eighth graders who took the NAEP test had an average score of 492-below the international average of 500. Just four other states and the District of Columbia posted lower averages.
The news was not much better in science. Again using 2011 NAEP scores for eighth graders, the TIMSS found West Virginia students doing better than many of their peers abroad, with an average score of 520. The international average was 500.
But in science, West Virginia eighth grade NAEP test-takers scored below their peers in 40 states.
As with most reports based on statistics, the TIMSS results need to be taken with more than a few grains of salt. West Virginia researchers may want to look at several aspects of the study, including how the 500 average score for other countries was set.
And it needs to be noted that the NAEP test is far from a perfect tool. Comparatively few West Virginia youngsters take it.
Still, in the context of other evaluations that indicate West Virginia students lag behind many others in mathematics and science, the TIMSS should spur education leaders in our states to intensify efforts to find out precisely why our young people do not seem to do well in such comparisons. That will be much easier said than done, of course.
Clearly, however, it needs to be done.


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The student view of the clinical log has been updated. Please see this handout for some changes.
One45 is a web-based system used for managing clerkship and clinical rotation schedules, automated assessments and evaluations, patient logging and grade tracking. One45 is also used to deliver and collect evaluation forms for preclinical courses.
One 45 is now offering a series of Webinars for newer admins: http://one45.com/one45kb/knowledgebuilder/article/webinars-and-training
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twenty one pilots' single 'Ride' has been added to Spotify's 'Today's Top Hits' Playlist!
|April 26, 2016
The Front Bottoms have just been announced on this year's Bumbershoot Festival line up! Bumbershoot takes place in Seattle, WA from September 2nd through the 4th. Get your tickets Friday HERE!
|April 26, 2016
Watch Nate Ruess perform Prince's track 'Let's Go Crazy' from this weekend at FestivALT in Phoenix, AZ in the video above!
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Head over to Idolator and listen to RAC's remix of Panic! At The Disco's track 'Victorious!
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Tonight's featured track is 'Ride' from twenty one pilots' album Blurryface!
You can also listen to the track tonight on Spotify's Today's Top Hits Playlist!
I just want to stay in the sun where I find,
I know it's hard sometimes,
Pieces of peace in the sun's peace of mind,
I know it's hard sometimes,
Yeah I think about the end just way too much,
But it's fun to fantasize
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1. This draft is for 4 players.
2. Eirika/Ephraim, Seth, Orson, Tethys, Ross, and Myrrh are free for all to use.
3. The game will be played on Hard Mode.
1. Undrafted units may recruit characters, rescue undrafted units and NPCs, trade, visit Shops and Armories and dig up items in the desert.
2. Undrafted units may not do anything not listed above, including but not limited to meatshielding, building Supports, and opening Doors or Chests.
3. Skirmishes/use of the Tower or Ruins is disallowed. Skirmishes that are blocking your path may be activated and immediately fled from.
4. Visiting the arena is strictly prohibited. You can stand or lollygag all over the arena all you want, but under no circumstances are you to enter the arena.
5. All drafted units must be recruited.
1. Undrafted units have a 4 turn penalty, per unit per chapter.
1. Vanessa may be used to Rescue Ross in Chapter 2 even if she is undrafted.
2. Ewan and Amelia may be leveled to 10/1 in the Tower Of Valni, however their trainee levels do not count towards your EXP total (regardless of whether you leveled them up in .tower or not).
(this next paragraph was written by Elieson for a similar draft for FE7, so I will be stealing it and making slight changes so it'll be relevant to FE8)
Now, how do you figure out your grade at the end of this draft, you ask? Well, I'll tell you!
The object is to gain as many levels as possible. I.e., Eirika starts at Lv. 1. You level her up to Lv. 20, then promote her, and level her up to Lv. 20. From Lv. 1 - 20 is +19 levels, then Lv 20/1 - 20/20 is another 19, so Eirika can contribute up to 38 levels towards your final number. All your units combined gained levels may be represented at "TL".
Seth joins at XX/1, so if you raise him to XX/15, he will contribute 14 levels to your total score. Units promoted at an earlier level, such as Marisa promoting at Lv. 10, then going to 20 will provide you with 24 levels to your total (Base Lv. 5 - Lv. 10 = 5 levels, then 10/1 - 10/20 = 19 levels. 4+19=24)And how about your turn count?
You could just take forever and fart your way through the game. Well, you have a timer. Complete the game in 160 turns, and you can rest easy. For every 5 turns over the alloted 160, you take a ((TC - 160)/5) approach to add to your total levels gained. For every 5 turns under 160, you receive a bonus +1 to your score, and -1 for evey 5 turns over 160. Represent your turn count as "TC".
So the formula for coming up with your score is: TL - ((TC - 160)/5) = Total Score
1. Elieson- Franz, Artur, Tana, Forde, L'Arachel, Innes
2. Refa- Vanessa, Amelia, Moulder, Joshua, Marisa, Saleh
3. Second Pronoun- Garcia, Lute, Ewan, Kyle, Cormag, Syrene
4. General Horace- Colm, Neimi, Natasha, Gilliam, Knoll, Gerik
Drafting Order:
Elieson, Refa, Second Pronoun, General Horace
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Dear Editor, It's interesting what is released to the public about our local school corporation and what isn't. There are several questions that many of our citizens really should be asking. Did you know our school board voted themselves a raise? Do you know how much?
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May 10, 2012
Who's Visiting the Pond?
On the tails (mammal and bird tails that is) of last week's post, I thought I'd continue to focus your attention on our wonderful new pond. Sam Easterson has set up some of his trusty camera traps next to the waterfall to see who might be visiting the pond. Check out the following images to see what he has found so far.
Nighttime is busy at the pond!
Stray cat...sorry, there aren't any fish in the pond yet
and no you can't eat them when there are!
and no you can't eat them when there are!
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My dd is 8 months old (today!) and she has almost no interest in actually eating. We've tried lots of different foods, infant cereal (made with bm, juice, or water), sweet potatoes, peas, bananas, Cheerios, etc. She loves to sit in her high chair with us at meal time and she gazes longingly at our plates. I go to give her a bit and she makes horrid faces and clamps her mouth shut. I DO NOT push her, I'll let her play with the spoon, or I just put the bits of food on her tray to play with/eat.
So should I continue what I'm doing? Just give her soft bits of food and if they make it in, fine; if not, fine? My boys were avid eaters so this is new, although she's my third child.


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#180654 - 12/02/08 05:22 PM Re: ROOLZ [Re: BranShea]
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I think hustled to whistled is two changes isn't it, a substitution and an addition? HUSTLED + W - I + U = WHISTLED
I suggest instead SHUTTLED.
#180655 - 12/02/08 05:57 PM Re: ROOLZ [Re: The Pook]
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SCUTTLED again
#180656 - 12/02/08 08:04 PM Re: ROOLZ [Re: olly]
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Well, DUCTLESS we shall be ( but hopefully not in the tape department!) ;0)
#180657 - 12/03/08 12:27 AM Re: ROOLZ [Re: twosleepy]
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Swap the C for an O and it becomes toussled.
#180658 - 12/03/08 07:00 AM Re: ROOLZ [Re: The Pook]
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Yes, I see that now .I unintentionally defied The Rules. Blame shame sorry . Skip whistle.
Uh, CoffeeBean, my dictionary only gives tousle with one s. ( to treat roughly) Is there another toussle and what does it mean?
So twosleepy, DUTCHESS inevitably! And any time now computer brake down can make this game DUTCHLESS.
#180659 - 12/03/08 08:45 AM a two-step entry [Re: BranShea]
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Loc: Worcester, MA
In my neighborhood there used to be a bunch of "TOUCHLESS Car Washes." [change D to O]
(And J&J made OUCHLESS Band-Aids...) [delete T]
afterthought: If we discipline ourseves to define the changes, we'll have less to cavil about regarding observing/flouting the Roolz...
Edited by wofahulicodoc (12/03/08 08:49 AM)
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#180661 - 12/03/08 09:14 AM Re: a two-step entry [Re: wofahulicodoc]
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Loc: Virginia, USA
From TOUCHLESS to SLOUCHIEST
#180664 - 12/03/08 12:50 PM Re: a two-step entry [Re: wofahulicodoc]
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Ouch!What a word! Can you also get us out this dead-end-street-of-a-word again, The inFallible?
Yes Wofahu, it's clear and also a good self-check to tell what was done.But how will the last one be undone?
Edited by BranShea (12/04/08 07:15 AM)
#180682 - 12/04/08 11:36 AM Re: a two-step entry [Re: BranShea]
Registered: 01/23/02
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Loc: Virginia, USA
Replace L with N and rearrange to get
(or is that putting us farther into a hole?)
#180684 - 12/04/08 12:06 PM Re: a two-step entry [Re: TheFallibleFiend]
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Guess not. At this point I realize it's a wordgame in a foreign language. I see my limit. I've really been putting effort to it. Over eight letters I loose
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Hunger Games.........
I took the kids there after I picked them up from school & sent them inside because the drive thru was too long. I told them to get 3 fries of what ever size needed to get the game tickets on.
They come back out & one son is reading the game board he had to ask for & the other wanted to get into the fries right away.
I start to leave & the son with the fry bag hollers there's no game tickets on the fries.
So I turn off the car & send them in telling them it's the 25th & the game tickets should be on the fries.
They come back out with 3 unopened fry boxes & said they told them they wanted to use up the regular boxes they had first before they started using the game boxes.
Well, that's not what's in the advertisement, we'll start selling when we run out of regular game boxes.
Wonder how many more people got ripped off & didn't catch it before getting away from there.
Anyway, on the fry boxes, one box won nothing. My box got me a med. fry & the other one was a med fry & a big mac.
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- Wave-induced upper-ocean mixing in a climate model of intermediate complexity
- Author(s)
- Babanin, Alexander V.; Ganopolski, Andrey; Phillips, William R. C.
- Abstract
- Climate modelling, to a great extent, is based on simulating air-sea interactions at larger scales. Small-scale interactions and related phenomena, such as wind-generated waves and wave-induced turbulence are sub-grid processes for such models and therefore cannot be simulated explicitly. In the meantime, the waves play the principal role in the upper-ocean mixing. This role is usually parameterized, mostly to account for the wave-breaking turbulence and to describe downward diffusion of such turbulence. The main purpose of the paper is to demonstrate that an important physical mechanism, that is the ocean mixing due to waves, is presently missing in the climate models, whereas the effect of this mixing is significant. It is argued that the mixing role of the surface waves is not limited to the mere transfer of the wind stress and energy across the ocean interface by means of breaking and surface currents. The waves facilitate two processes in the upper-ocean which can deliver turbulence to the depths of the order of 100 m directly, rather than diffusing it from the surface. The first process is due to capacity of the waves to generate turbulence, unrelated to the wave breaking, at all depths where the wave orbital motion is significant. The second process is Langmuir circulation, triggered by the waves. Such wave-controlled mixing should cause seasonal variations of the mixed-layer depth, which regulates the thermodynamic balance between the ocean and atmosphere. In the present paper, these variations are parameterized in terms of the global winds. The variable mixed-layer depth is then introduced in the climate model of intermediated complexity CLIMBER-2 with a purpose of reproducing the pre-industrial climate. Comparisons are conducted with the NRL global atlas of the mixed layer, and performance of the wave-mixing parameterisations was found satisfactory in circumstances where the mixing is expected to be dominated by the wind-generated waves. It is shown that as a result the seasonal temperature modulations and extremes are significantly enhanced. This effect combines with changes in the global pressure patterns and leads to large localized alterations of precipitation. Possible future scenarios are also simulated. Finally, importance of the wave-mixing physics and its relevance for the general circulation models is discussed.
- Publication type
- Journal article
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology.
- Source
- Ocean Modelling, Vol. 29, no. 3 (2009), pp. 189-197
- Publication year
- 2009
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- Air-sea interactions; Climate modelling; Langmuir circulation; Mixed-layer depth; Wave-induced turbulence; Wind-generated waves
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- 1463-5003
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The McPherson brothers, Harold (my dad), and my uncles Clive,Allen, and Ralph, came of age with that infernal internal combustion machine. If it had an engine and wheels, they took it apart, put it together; improvised, drove, raced and took daring-do chances with this new plaything of theirs. In 1938, my uncles, Clive (age, 28) and Allen (age, 21), were involved in trucking accidents. The wrecked truck shown below was well photographed but with little information about it, other than a scribbled date. However, from a description of the incidents in a letter written by my Uncle Ralph, it appears that the incident was on involving my Uncle.
[From a letter written by my Uncle Ralph, which included the truck wrecks and some other driving experiences:] Clive quit them (Zuckerman's) in 34 & worked in Klamath F as a mechanic at the Chrysler garages while there the garage entered a racing club out at the fair grounds in Altamont. Clive was in 8 races & won & of them & as the winner was supposed to get 100.00 a race, but I don't think he got any or it. There was always some excuse, After that him, I & Harold were in the trucking business. Our only luck was a lot of Grief, got out of that business when I started to drive Gasoline transport for Red Cockerill & Clive was hired as mechanic. Just before that we hauled some timbers for Cockerill from Wildwood to Lewiston over in the Trinitys & that's when the universal drive shaft broke, Clive, truck & all went over the 400' cliff into hayfork creek. The truck was a total wipe out but the Ins co fixed it back up & the 1st load after that Allen who altho just a kid was always rearing to drive started to drive the load to Lewiston.
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Clive's brothers and sisters always said of him, "if it had wheels, Clive would drive or race it." A different kind of Clive's driving abilities is shown below in the 1936 picture of Clive racing in Klamath Falls. His brother Ralph wrote that Clive was in eight races and won all of them. Supposedly, the prize money was$100 a race, but according to Ralph, Clive never received any prize money. Knowing my Uncle Clive, money was not the reason he raced.
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An electric car powered by Longmont-based UQM Technologies' propulsion system set an unofficial world distance record for an all-electric car of 1,172 miles within a 24-hour period.
Australia-based EV Engineering's all-electric Holden Commodore passenger car traveled back and forth between Port Melbourne and Geelong, Australia.
Eric Ridenour, president and chief executive of UQM, couldn't be more pleased.
"We congratulate EV Engineering on this achievement and their efforts to demonstrate the capabilities and advantages of electric vehicles," he said. "Achievements such as these further validate the efficiency of our PowerPhase Select electric propulsion systems."
EV Engineering's project converted a fleet of Holden Commodore passenger cars to proof-of-concept electric vehicles to demonstrate the technical viability and attractiveness of a full-size electric car. If successful, technologies used in the project could be considered for possible future mass production.
"While our achievement is not an official record, it's a sound validation of our car's capabilities," EV Engineering CEO Ian McCleave said, "It's a great feeling to see the electric car our team designed and developed in Australia beat the world EV distance record."
A tip of the bicycle helmet to Celestial Seasonings.
About 750 riders raised more than $330,000 in support of local and national cancer organizations when they rode in the second annual Celestial Seasonings B Strong Ride cycling event on Saturday, Aug. 11.
The fundraiser exceeded the total raised in the inaugural B Strong event in 2011 by more than $60,000.
The event was held at title sponsor and event host Celestial Seasonings' headquarters in Boulder.
"I cannot begin to express my gratitude to everyone involved in making this event such a success," said Peter Burns, president of Celestial Seasonings and chief sales officer of the parent company, Melville, New York-based Hain Celestial Group Inc. (Nasdaq: HAIN). "As a company, we are committed to helping people live healthier lives, and our continued partnership with the B Strong Ride allows us to make an immediate and positive impact on the lives of so many courageous cancer survivors."
Proceeds support the George Karl Foundation, the new inpatient cancer wing at Boulder Community Hospital and the Lance Armstrong Foundation. In 2011, the B Strong Ride's first year, the event won honors as the Lance Armstrong Foundation's top national fundraising partnered event.
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Since 1950, more than 1,800 cases for study have been reported in English language medical literature. This disease occurs worldwide and, although it is recognized more frequently among male adults, has been identified also among women and children. Treatment usually consists of the surgical removal (debridement) of extensive areas of dead tissue (necrosis, necrotic) and the administration of broad-spectrum intravenous antibiotics. Surgical reconstruction may follow where necessary.
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No. 8 Syracuse tops California 92-81 in MauiAP Photo
Syracuse guard Tyler Ennis (11) steals the ball from California guard Jordan Mathews during Tuesdays game at the Maui Invitational in Lahaina, Hawaii.
LAHAINA, Hawaii Syracuse is used to winning at the Maui Invitational. One more victory for the Orange and it will be three titles in three trips.
Tyler Ennis scored 28 points and led two key second-half runs that carried No. 8 Syracuse past California 92-81 on Tuesday night in the tournament semifinals.
The Orange will play for the championship Wednesday against No. 18 Baylor, which edged Dayton 67-66. Syracuse won the Maui Invitational in 1990 and 1998.
These two games out here have been great games, great for our team, coach Jim Boeheim said.
Syracuse scored 51 points in the second half, shooting 55 percent and making five of seven 3-point attempts. Ennis had 17 points and Trevor Cooney scored 20 of his 23 after the break.
Our guards were unbelievable today and I didnt even know that until I looked at the stat sheet, Boeheim said. I knew they were pretty good, but they were better.
Jerami Grant finished with 19 points while C.J. Fair had 14 points and seven rebounds.
Cooney said its different to shoot in a small gym.
We play in a dome, its open, different backdrop and this is totally different for us, Cooney said. The gym is warm, the legs get going and you can get into a rhythm here and thats what we have been doing.
Ennis hit a layup during a nine-point run started by Grants putback dunk. The spurt lasted more than 2 minutes and gave Syracuse (6-0) its first double-digit lead with less than 8 minutes left.
We probably lost our focus momentarily, and just kind of turned and got careless with the ball, California coach Mike Montgomery said.
Justin Cobbs scored 18 points for the Golden Bears (5-1), who will play the Dayton-Baylor loser in the third-place game.
The game was close until midway through the second half, with 10 ties and 12 lead changes.
Cal tied it at 41 going into halftime when Tyrone Wallace hit two free throws after being fouled on a rebound by Ennis.
David Kravish then hit a layup to start the second half, but Ennis responded with his own layup 30 seconds later.
Cobbs gave Cal a four-point run to tie the game at 54. He made a nifty pass in traffic to set up Jordan Mathews for a dunk, then stole the ball from Cooney on the next possession and scampered for a dunk.
Grant responded with a jumper and Syracuse led the rest of the game.
Jabari Bird scored 17 points for Cal and Kravish had 15. The Bears played without Richard Solomon because of an abrasion on his right eye. Solomon started Cals previous five games.
With Solomon being out it was just a different team, Boeheim said. I thought watching Cal yesterday that their team this year is much better than last years team that we played (in the NCAA tournament).
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Killing Up Close
By Kevin Sites
All photos by Nina Berman except archival image William Wold.
As Yahoo! News's first war correspondent, between 2005 and 2006 Kevin Sites gained notoriety for covering every major conflict across the globe in one year's time. His technology-driven, one-man-band approach to war reporting helped usher in the "backpack movement" and served as fodder for his debut, In the Hot Zone: One Man, One Year, Twenty Wars. Kevin's latest book, The Things They Cannot Say: Stories Soldiers Won't Tell You About What They've Seen, Done or Failed to Do in War, is out January 29 from Harper Perennial. The harrowing accounts detail the experiences of 11 US soldiers and Marines who have been ravaged by modern warfare and its psychological aftermath. What makes Kevin's reporting unique and essential is that it didn't stop on the battlefield—he followed his subjects home.
Below is an excerpt of The Things They Cannot Say's opening chapter, which chronicles the tragic demise of Marine William Wold. Kevin first interviewed William while covering the Iraq war in 2004, only minutes after the 21-year-old corporal and his fire team gunned down six insurgents inside a mosque in Fallujah. Back then, William was wired for combat, calloused from killing and watching friends die. This excerpt picks up with William's story seven years after meeting Kevin in Iraq and explains how the decorated Marine's life was irreparably broken by the things he saw and did in the name of his country.
We've paired the text with photos from artist Nina Berman's Purple Hearts series, which is comprised of portraits and interviews with American soldiers who were seriously wounded in the Iraq War, focusing on their struggle to find identity and purpose after returning home. For more information about the project, visit NoorImages.com.
William Wold. Photo courtesy of Kevin Sites
William Wold seemed fine initially when he came home from Iraq, according to his mother, Sandi Wold, when I speak to her by telephone seven years after my conversation with her son in Fallujah. Wold had begged his mother to sign a parental-approval form when he wanted to join the Marines at 17, taking extra online classes to graduate a year early in order to do so. But after four years of service, he had had enough.
"They were going to promote him to sergeant, but he didn't want to reenlist. He just wanted to be normal," she says, echoing his own words from our videotaped interview. His much-anticipated separation from the Marine Corps would come in March 2004, but in the interim, she had promised to treat him and a couple of Marine buddies to a trip to Las Vegas as a coming-home present. She and her second husband, John Wold (William's stepfather, whose last name William took), met the three Marines at the MGM Grand and got them adjoining rooms next to their own. Sandi was elated to see her son home safe and in one piece, and she wanted to see him leave the war in Iraq behind as quickly as possible.
"There's no way I can show you how much I appreciate your willingness to die for me," she remembers telling the three. But she tried her best anyway, going so far as to hire in-room strippers for them through an ad in the Yellow Pages.
"They talked me into buying them suits and renting a stretch limo. These guys show up and they go out partying that night, these guys are pimped out, I'm spending so much money it's stupid," she says, laughing at the memory. "Those Marines swam down some drinks, just the three of them. The hotel called my room – 'Do these Marines belong to you?' – as they're stumbling down the hallways."
When the strippers show up at the Marines' room, Sandi says the sound of partying was like its own war zone. Then around midnight there's a loud banging on the adjoining door.
"The door swings open and it's Silly Billy, drunk and laughing, and he introduces us to them [the strippers]… I could've gone a lifetime without meeting them," Sandi says.
"He says, 'Mum, I'm going to need an extra $1,200.' 'Dude,'" she remembers telling him, "'you gotta be fucking shitting me.' But I'm counting the money out, he's dancing around, happy as can be."
The whole trip, she says, was indicative of the closeness of their relationship. He would always stay in touch with his mum even while he was in Iraq.
"He would hang out with the snipers at night," Sandi says, "because they always had satellite phones, and he would make sure to try and call me almost every week. It would just be, 'Hey, I'm fine, can't talk long, love you. Bye.'"
"He was through and through a mama's boy. There wasn't anything he wouldn't share with me," she says. "Sometimes I had to tell him I just don't want to know."
But Sandi says she began to sense something was wrong after William made a trip back East to see a woman he had met while doing presidential-protection duty at Camp David. He had called her his fiancée and said he planned to marry her, but the relationship ended after his visit.
"He flies back there and doesn't last 24 hours," Sandi says. "He lost it. He calls me and tells me to find him a flight home. 'I can't close my eyes, I can't sleep,' he tells me, 'What's wrong with me?' I think he knew he was so unstable he was going to end up hurting her."
The extent of his post-traumatic stress became clear to Sandi that summer after his discharge.
"Fourth of July was just horrible for him," says Sandi. "Some neighbours had firecrackers they were setting off in the distance."
But for William, that set off a surge that couldn't be grounded.
"He just starts twitching. 'It's going to be OK,' I told him, but he pushed me back and screamed, 'You don't know what's going on in my brain; there's no switch that can shut off what's going on in here.' He's sweating and pacing, just the look in his eyes. It went on for 30 to 45 minutes. I visibly see his pulse, 250 to 260, he's going to stroke out. How do I stop it? I need to get three octaves above him. That's what Marines respond to. He's looking for someone in authority to take control. Now we're talking insanely loud, I'm screaming at him, 'You need to bring it down!' – trying to use military phrases. I start screaming at him, 'Marine, stand down! Marine, stand down! Marine, stand down!' About the fifth time I did it, it had an effect."
Wold stopped shouting and began to calm down, perhaps beginning to realise how much of the war had actually come home with him.
"Afterward, I think he was mortified that he was in a position to hurt me," she says. "Before he left for Iraq he had a sparkle in his eye, he cared about people. He made a commitment to his country, and he took it seriously. But when he came home, he was torn and tattered. I hired psychologists, we tried to do everything for him."
"On the backside of my house, we have a gazebo, and there's a pond. It's where I'm talking to you right now," Sandi tells me. "It's the place where you get right with the world. It's surrounded by trees. No one can see you. He loved being here. He lived with us for a while, then bought a house, but after a while said he couldn't live alone anymore. He just couldn't do it."
With everything he had seen and done in Fallujah in November 2004, Wold told medical professionals he was having difficulty adjusting to civilian life and was struggling from nightmares, flashbacks and emotional numbing. He was diagnosed with severe post-traumatic stress disorder. He had also reportedly suffered from a blast injury in Iraq, which I could find few details about, but medical records indicate he was experiencing serious cognitive difficulties consistent with traumatic brain injury.1 Like so many other service members coming back from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan physically or psychologically damaged, or both, Wold's life began to revolve around a potent cocktail of painkillers, muscle relaxants and antidepressants he used to cope with his injuries.
According to Wold's military and medical records, at some point after his return from Iraq he began abusing the powerful painkiller OxyContin and became addicted to it. Wold grew more restless and agitated, Sandi says, until the day he told her he was going to reenlist. He had been home for a year and a couple of months, much of it spent shuttling between doctors, psychologists and psychiatrists. But few were able to bring him comfort or relief. His frustration fed on what seemed like perfect logic to his damaged brain – while his time with the Marines was the source of injuries, it was also when he felt most protected.
Topics: The Things They Cannot Say, William Wold, Kevin Sites, war, Iraq, Marine, Nina Berman, Purple Hearts, death, scary, In the Hot Zone: One Man, One Year, Twenty Wars, PTSD


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Interested in going abroad? Come and learn about different study abroad programs that await – India, Ireland, Jordan, Japan, Scotland and Spain. The JMU list of programs goes on to include over 65 different programs in 30 different countries. JMU semester, short-term and graduate program directors and representatives will be available to share their experience and to answer your questions. In addition, you will also have the opportunity to speak and learn about programs from other universities and providers.
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Fisher Students Work to Complete the Vision of an Alum
Students in St. John Fisher College's Graduate Library Media Studies (GLMS) Program have been hard at work finalizing a project in honor of a Fisher alum they never even knew.
Students Elizabeth LaPointe, Elizabeth Maurer, Anne Mumford, Andrea Popolizio, Jennifer Stamp, Jordan Brungard, and Jessica Mallis, under the direction of the program's director Belinda O'Brien, have been working with the School of the Holy Childhood to complete the school's new library that has been in the making for the past five years. It all began thanks to the late Michele Keihl '07, a teacher at the school whose passion for her students and love of literacy was unmatched. As part of her master's capstone project, Keihl aimed to improve the literacy skills among students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. According to her colleagues at Holy Childhood, her ultimate dream was to create a library at the school.
When Keihl suddenly passed away in 2010, school officials and staff vowed to see the project through in her memory.
The library is now "unofficially" open, and is being used for small classes and reading groups. But, there is still some work to be done. That is where the Fisher students come in.
They are currently working on the implementation of a cataloging circulation system that was donated to the school. It is the Follett Destiny System, and is one that O'Brien introduced at an American school in Johannesburg, South Africa, where she worked as a library media specialist for one year.
"Our students are using this new library as their classroom," said O'Brien. "In addition to learning the Follett system and cataloging and processing all of the books, they will be deciding on signage and designing the library webpage. They will also teach professional development classes as the library unfolds. We have come a long way, but still have a ways to go."
Mauer completed her undergraduate work at the State University of New York College at Brockport, where she earned her degree in Childhood Education before enrolling in Fisher's program.
"This by far has been the most rewarding experience. Not only have I learned a great deal about creating a library and how to run a library, I know I am creating an environment that children will love," she said. "As an educator it is exciting to know that I am helping a new group of students find joy in reading and discover the pleasure books can bring."
Mumford, who graduated from Fisher with a degree in Childhood and Special Education, decided to pursue her graduate degree in Library Media Science and said this project has been a fantastic opportunity for her.
"It is unbelievable to be part of this wonderful transformation, and exciting as we get closer to September to see the reactions of the students," she said. "It has been a great way to gain hands-on experience that allows us to excel by fully understanding how to create a modern day library with many different aspects integrated into the environment."
Kathryn Miller, Assistant Principal at the School of the Holy Childhood, said after meeting with O'Brien and sharing the history and evolving vision for the library, it was obvious that she identified with an essential piece of Keihl's dream.
"Michele would be thrilled to see where we stand today, thanks to the leadership provided by Belinda O'Brien and her team of students. Words cannot adequately express just how grateful we are to them," said Miller. "Our students will reap the fruits of their labor and continue to expand their love of reading for years to come. This project also expands our ability to welcome visitors to join in our community by sharing their love of books, reading, and children. It is definitely a win-win for everyone involved."
Fisher student Annie Mumford shows student Amber Coia how to log the book into the system.
From L to R: Jen Stamp, Kathryn Miller, and Annie Mumford.


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The Honolulu Fire Department's new was sworn into office on Tuesday. Kenneth Silva becomes the city and county's 33rd fire chief.
Silva named Alvin Tomita as his new deputy chief.
Retiring Chief Attilio Leonardi had a few remarks for his successor.
"We expect you to lead with pride, service and dedication, in fulfilling our mission, and the mission of the city charter, and that is to protect the lives and property of the citizens of the City and County of Honolulu, and the members of the Honolulu Fire Department," Leonardi said.
Leonardi then handed over the Speaking Trumpet. It is a symbol of the times before modern communications, such as two-way radios.
Silva takes over the command of 1,100 firefighters in 42 engine companies across Oahu. Silva said he intends to put fire stations at the top of his "to do" list.
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Navigation. Entertainment. Connectivity. With Pioneer's new flagship AVIC-Z140BH Navigation AV Receiver you can have it all. The AVIC-Z140BH features the NAVTEQ® map database that covers the United States (including Alaska and Hawaii), Canada, and Puerto Rico and includes over 12 million POIs (points of interests). Built-in Bluetooth® wireless technology allows you to make hands-free phone calls as well as stream your music from your smartphone. The built-in HD Radio™ tuner delivers FM and AM radio in crystal-clear digital quality. Pandora® Radio and Aha™ Radio playback are now fully supported on smartphones with the Android™ operating system. Finally, with Advanced App Mode for the iPhone® 4/4S, you can control compatible apps directly from the touchscreen display just like with AppRadio.
Aha™ Radio provides you with up to the minute content made available from the convenience of Pioneer's touchscreen interface. Listen to the latest Facebook® updates or Tweets from your friends. Listen to thousands of stations that include internet radio, podcasts and audiobooks. Receive traffic information, restaurants and coffee locations personalized to you instantly, safely and easily.
Compatible with Apple iOS, as well as Android devices that support the Bluetooth® Serial Port Profile (SPP). Simply download the free Aha Radio app to your iPhone or Android device and connect to the AVIC-Z140BH to control your own personalized entertainment experience. For more information please visit http://www.aharadio.com.
Pandora is personalized internet radio that is designed to help you discover new music that you'll love mixed in with music that you already know. With the AVIC-Z140BH, you can enjoy superior sound quality and full control of the Pandora experience in your car directly from the touchscreen display of the receiver. You are able to give tracks "thumbs up" or "thumbs down," bookmark a song so you can purchase it later, easily switch between your personalized radio stations, and view full track data and album art.
Compatible with Apple iOS, as well as Android devices that support the Bluetooth® Serial Port Profile (SPP). Simply download the free Pandora Radio app to your iPhone or Android device and connect to the AVIC-Z140BH and take your music to the next level. For more information and to sign up for a free account please visit http://www.pandora.com.
The AVIC-Z140BH features a built-in HD Radio™ tuner allows you to enjoy your radio in an all-new way. With HD Radio, you can listen to the radio in the same unmatched fidelity as your digital music. Your FM stations now with CD-quality sound, AM stations now with FM-quality sound, and crystal-clear reception with no audio distortion. It offers new extra local FM channels so you can enjoy more music, news, and sports – All 100% subscription FREE! For a complete list of HD Radio stations currently broadcasting in the United States or to learn more about HD Radio Technology please visit http://www.hdradio.com.
Stay safe and obey local hands-free laws with built-in Bluetooth® (HFP). Easily pair a Bluetooth® enabled phone to the AVIC-Z140BH without having to go through complicated settings. When a registered Bluetooth® device is in close proximity to the receiver, the auto connection function automatically pairs the two units.
If you have a compatible audio player device that also features built-in Bluetooth®, you have the ability to wirelessly stream (A2DP) and control audio (AVRCP) to the receiver.
With AppRadio Mode, Pioneer has taken the technology from our revolutionary, game-changing AppRadio and placed it in the AVIC-Z140BH so you can experience control of compatible apps directly on your dash! When connected to an iPhone 4/4s or iPod Touch (4th Gen) loaded with Pioneer's free AppRadio application, you can enjoy full on-screen access and control of your contacts, calendar, maps, and more with an intuitive interface, formatted and designed specifically for safer in-vehicle operation. Pioneer has teamed up with app providers to offer compatibility with many of today's most popular in-vehicle apps, while also developing an expanding catalog of compatible apps for future features and functions that can be easily and seamlessly added.
AppRadioLIVE simplifies your drive by combining the information you need during your commute into a single, simple to use interface. It's YOUR digital lifestyle connected. It was specifically designed based on feedback from our current AppRadio customers and offers quick and easy access to personalized information needed in the in-vehicle environment including: Maps, Media, News and Calendar. AppRadioLIVE pulls content from many different sources and services which you likely already have an account with. All you have to do is download the FREE AppRadioLIVE app and sync your services. All you information saved on those accounts will be pulled into the AppRadioLIVE interface.
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Pioneer's AVIC-Z140BH is ready to roll with direct connectivity to your iPod® or iPhone® for music and video via the optional USB interface cable (CD-IU51V cable sold separately). Song, artist, time and album information are beautifully displayed on the 7" touchscreen. Powerful searching tools such as Link Play and Alphabet Search to help you find content faster. The system's wired USB connection provides direct digital signal transfer from the device for clean, clear sound while providing 1 amp of current to keep your iPod®/iPhone® charged.
The AVIC-Z140BH features voice control for iPod audio and hands-free Bluetooth calling. Search by artist, album, or playlist on your connected iPod or call any of your phonebook contacts simply by using your voice. The voice control feature not only performs in-car tasks with greater speed, but helps you keep your eyes (and attention) on the road ahead.
The AVIC-Z140BH offers a comprehensive map database from NAVTEQ® covering the entire United States (including Alaska and Hawaii), Canada, and Puerto Rico enabling users to route to millions of destinations including more than 12 million points of interest (POIs).
Partnering with Clear Channel Broadcasting Inc, our traffic tuner provides real-time traffic data for over 90 major cities in North America, including Canada. Check your commute route in advance or re-route to your destination to avoid traffic congestion. The ND-TMC10 is included with the AVIC-Z130BT and is an optional accessory for the AVIC-X930BT. There is no subscription cost and no annoying on-screen advertisements. With our traffic tuner, now you are ready to navigate stress-free!
There are 5 display modes that you can choose from: 2D, 3D, Street View, Rear View, and ECO Graph. In the AVIC-Z140BH 3D display mode, building landmarks are displayed in 3D for select cities. Your current position and route guide lines are highlighted in vivid color and visualized in 3D for clarity and instant recognition.
Enjoy channels upon channels of commercial-free music, sports, talk, weather, traffic, and more! The AVIC-Z140BH is ready to accept a compatible satellite radio tuner so you can listen and control to your favorite stations wherever you go, direcly from the receiver touchscreen. Currently, Pioneer offers the GEX-P920XM add-on XM Radio Tuner (tuner and subscription sold separately) or the CD-SB10 SIRIUS Bus Interface for SIRIUS Satellite Radio (also requires SCC1 SiriusConnect Universal Vehicle Tuner and subscription that are both sold separately).
The AVIC-Z140BH allows rear seat passenger to enjoy audio or video content on additional rear seat monitors and headphones, even while the front passenger and driver listen to audio from other sources or operate navigation functions simultaneously
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A concerned father here reading all the great helpful information and experiences on this forum. We have a 1 year old daughter who is actually our second girl. Her birth gave us the opportunity to discover that "high needs" babies do indeed exist in this world.
We believe in nursing the kids for obvious reasons. And the first one was a piece of cake. But Laila, our second, has been tough from the start. She needs constant attention and keeps my wife "sore" all day and night. Recently we found out that she's gonna have another baby. But there's been debates over whether orn ot she should try to continue breastfeeding. Our doctor advises against it but without any real reasons.
Our pregnancies usually go very well from beginning to end and we opt for C-section every time. Last week we decided to try weaning because Laila was just playing with it for comfort and it was just getting too uncomfortable for the wife at night. That didnt go over well, because Laila has become a complete terror when she gets tired. Nothing works. She screams like night terrors. It will go on for hours and her will is stronger than you would think. Just putting her on the boob cures it.
So anyway, today we gave in and put her back on there. It had been a week since the last time and she was actually a little confused at first. But, that lasted 5 seconds. But, its like she uses it for "re-charging" and gets up and runs again. She takes short naps. If she wakes during a nap, the wife has to lie down and hook her up. She's verrrry high needs you know.
My concern here is whether or not it is really unadvisable to continue breastfeeding. If complications do come around, what happens then? Its beyond tiresome to carry a baby around for hours straight just to get her quiet. The wife says she drying up so there really isnt anything to the feeding anymore.


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If spending taxpayers' money at a rapid pace is the test of success for government – as some officials seem to think – West Virginia's Broadband Deployment Council is a flop.
When the council was established five years ago at then-Gov. Joe Manchin's request, legislators gave it $5 million to expand access to high-speed Internet service in the Mountain State.
Just $3.7 million in grants have been handed out. The council still has about $800,000 of its original allocation in the bank.
Asked to provide another $5 million, state legislators balked earlier this year. Now, council members are talking about disbanding.
At first glance, snail's-pace spending by the council may have alienated some legislators who like big headlines involving millions of dollars' worth of government initiatives.
But the headlines have been big during recent years – and embarassing.
Officials elsewhere in state government moved fast when they obtained $126.3 million in federal "stimulus" money. It turns out they wasted millions of dollars on unnecessarily complex and expensive network routers.
Yes, it is true the council moved very slowly. It did not award any grants until last year.
It also is true Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin and legislators scrambled to balance the state budget. Rejecting the council's $5 million request was an easy call.
But the council's model may not be a bad idea. Consider what might have happened if the council had been involved in the $126.3 million project. Might the money have been spent slower – but with more accountability? We will never know, of course.
Also consider what the council has accomplished. Much of its efforts have been focused not on specific projects but on looking at state broadband needs and challenges as a whole. For example, the council has detailed maps of areas with and without broadband accessibility (available at www.broadband.wv.gov).
Finally, the council's plan to close out its spending by providing detailed project audits and accountability reports is appealing.
Council members clearly are frustrated they did not receive the additional money they sought from the Legislature. But they should rethink their plan to dissolve the council. Some of that remaining $800,000 could be used to keep the agency in existence so it can plan for a time when West Virginia can afford more money for broadband work.
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1 skinless and boneless chicken breast, about 8 oz., cut into thin strips
2 tablespoons oil
1 onion, sliced
1 green bell pepper, cut into strips
1 teaspoon freshly milled black pepper
2 tablespoons soy sauce, use 1 tablespoon to marinate the chicken
1/4 teaspoon sugar
1/4 teaspoon Maggi seasoning
Heat up a pan or skillet and add the oil. When the oil is heated, add the sliced onion and quickly stir-fry until aromatic and follow by the bell pepper and black pepper. Stir-fry for 1 minute. Stir in the chicken and continue to stir-fry until the chicken is cooked. Add in the soy sauce, sugar, Maggi sauce. Stir to combine all the ingredients well. Serve the black pepper chicken with warm steamed rice.
Black Pepper Chicken
Black pepper chicken is a delicious and easy recipe to make at home, with only a few ingredients: black pepper, chicken, onion and bell pepper.
I love black pepper, and I love it in my Asian stir-fries.
Think black pepper crab, black pepper beef (served on a sizzling hot plate!), and black pepper in the many concoctions that ultimately add depth and awesomeness to the dish. How can you not love black pepper?
I made black pepper chicken for dinner last night. It was a very spontaneous recipe but an instant hit with my family. I had a chicken breast, a bag of onions, and a green bell pepper in the fridge. Then, I thought about black pepper chicken. It's as delicious as black pepper beef, with the wonderful flavor and aromatic black pepper and the savory sauce coating each piece of chicken.
The sliced onions lend a natural sweetness to this black pepper chicken recipe, and help tone down the heat from the black pepper. Black pepper chicken goes extremely well with rice, or even tortilla, for an Asian-inspired taco!
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Title: Conveyance Losses and Travel Times of Reservoir Releases Along the Bear River from Woodruff Narrows Reservoir to Cokeville Wyoming
Project Type: Research
Focus Categories: Agriculture, Hydrology, Irrigation
Keywords: Agriculture, Conveyance Systems, Hydrolgeology
Start Date: 03/01/2003
End Date: 02/29/2004
Federal Funds: $25086.00
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Congressional District: 1
Principal Investigators: Johnson, Drew W; Kerr, Greg
Abstract: This study will measure conveyance losses on the Bear River between Woodruff Narrows Reservoir, WY and Cokeville, WY. There are three main reasons why these measurements should be done. First, it will allow irrigators near Cokeville WY to use Woodruff Narrows storage water. Second, it will provide better understanding of conveyance losses and return flow timing and thus, allow downstream Wyoming irrigators to better plan for utilize reservoir releases. Third, information obtained in this study will be useful in future decision-making related to the development of a wildlife refuge that has been approved for this part of Wyoming. Stream flow data and the hydrologic budget approach will be used to determine conveyance losses for the Bear River. Through this analysis, major mechanisms influencing flow will be determined and quantified. The method to be used requires the comparison of quantities for inflow and outflow in order to determine conveyance losses. These measurements will be obtained from USGS stream gages and from continuous stage recorders to be installed on the major diversions and tributaries over this reach of the Bear River.


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So we just started BLW a few days ago with my 6 mo son. So far he has only had bananas (except some mashed potatoes yesterday for Thanksgiving!), haven't really ventured out too far yet. I think we'll be trying sweet potatoes soon.
My question is this- what would be some good foods to help him poop more often? I ask this because forever now (probably since he was a month or two) he has been spacing his poops out to every 7 to 14 days. I think it causes him discomfort and gas. I know this can be normal and when he does go it's very loose so I know he's not constipated, but I think he would be more comfortable if he went more often. I also wonder if he would sleep better because at times it seems like gas wakes him up.
I guess I would like to know good foods to help him go more often and also foods to avoid that might cause constipation or gas. Dr recommended to mix prune juice and water to see if that helps. I have been working with him to learn how to use a straw cup, so I did that since I was having him use a cup anyway- but I really want to limit the juice intake.
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NORTHFIELD/MANCHESTER, N.H. John Peter Mayo, 54, died Friday, June 21, 2013, at the family camp in Northfield.
He was born Jan. 27, 1959, at the Mayo Hospital in Northfield, the son of Thomas and Lorette (Lapolice) Mayo.
He was a graduate of Northfield High School, Class of 1977, and later earned a bachelors degree from the University of Vermont. While in high school, he won the Vermont State Championship in golf.
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