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Before Louis Armstrong arrived in New York in 1924, Johnny Dunn was considered the top cornetist in the city. His staccato style, double-time effects and utilization of wah-wah mutes gave him notoriety for a time. Dunn had attended Fisk University in Nashville and had a solo act in Memphis before being discovered by W.C. Handy. He joined Handy's band in 1917 and during the next three years became known for his feature on "Sergeant Dunn's Bugle Call Blues" (which later became the basis for "Bugle Call Rag"). A pioneer with plunger mutes, Dunn's double-time breaks, with their inflexible and jerky rhythms, had a direct link to military bands. He recorded with Mamie Smith in 1920-1921, leaving in the latter year to lead his own Original Jazz Hounds. From 1921-1923, the cornetist recorded frequently, both with his own group and backing singer Edith Wilson. He joined Will Vodery's Plantation Orchestra in 1922, visiting Europe with the revue Dover to Dixie the following year. However, the Chicago musicians were much farther advanced than Dunn and once Louis Armstrong began influencing brassmen with his swinging, legato solos for Fletcher Henderson, Dunn was instantly out of date. After visiting Europe again (this time with the Blackbirds of 1926 show), Dunn briefly led his own big band and then in 1928 made his finest recordings, four numbers with Jelly Roll Morton and two with both James P. Johnson and Fats Waller on pianos. Strangely enough, he never recorded again, moving permanently to Europe, where he played with Noble Sissle in Paris, worked with his own group (the New Yorkers) mostly in Holland, and was largely forgotten before his early death. All of Johnny Dunn's recordings, other than his Mamie Smith sides, are on two RST CDs.


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I remember there was this fat bitch at my school, who would always pick on the smaller girls saying that they don't have "Curves" Of course they didn't give a ****, and neither did anyone else. But the one day, fat bitch starts going off on this one girl, who is about five foot five, weighing about 90 pounds. Tiny girl. So fat bitch starts bitching at tiny girl, giving her **** because she lost at least twenty pounds in the last few months. I have no idea how she knew that, but other girl starts crying. She says to the fat bitch that she has an autoimmune disorder and her medication makes her lose dramatic amounts of weight. This hits close to home for me, because my sister has the same problem. Anyway, fat bitch has the nerve to say,"You're a lying **** you anorexic bitch" So I ask her what her excuse for being overweight is, and she says that its from depression. So I say,"What the **** do you have to be depressed about?" And she says because of the death of her parents. So I, in all of my wisdom and witty humor, say,"Did you eat them?" All 200 student in the cafeteria begin laughing their asses off. Fat bitch cries and runs out. Whoisthatguyable saves the day. Thin girl gives me a hug. Fat bitch tries to sue me for harassment, instead gets written up for bullying. Of course everyone forgot about the whole thing a week later but I think it was funny :/
TL;DR Fat bitch gets told, whoisthatguyable is hero of the day
TL;DR Fat bitch gets told, whoisthatguyable is hero of the day
#243 to #23 - severepwner
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I'm just going to pretend that you married skinny girl because life should be a good romance story.
#170 to #23 - oceanfrank
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you actually had the audacity to make fun of an orphan? I mean I probably woulda said that in my mind but I would handled it a bit better. Woulda told her, "oh. But seriously stop, it's not funny and it's not cool. She has her problems, you have yours, dont make yourself her problems too." or some **** like that. Both situations are terrible but she didn't deserve that.
#204 to #170 - toosexyforyou
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Start leaving your house a bit more often and you'll realize that some people need that.
#155 to #23 - hillbillypowpow
Reply +1 123456789123345869(05/15/2013) [-]
You are a good person and I'm proud of you as a human being.
#137 to #23 - ohgodwhyme [OP]
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LMAO Bravo!
#114 to #23 - patriotpenguin
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#199 to #109 - jakeattack
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feels man, imagine having 2 meds for adhd and another for depression. lol 3 a day:/
#104 to #23 - zackmorrisAnd at the end of the day, you still made an orphan cry.
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#44 to #23 - deandrummer
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You have gained my respect and admiration, my good man.
#28 to #23 - intestines
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I love stories like these. What makes her think that she can make fun of someone ESPECIALLY for something that they can't even help. What a cunt. I applaud you


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Artist Hanna Liden broke out on the New York art scene in 2006 with a series of photographs at the Whitney Biennial that depicted hooded, masked youth against bleak Scandinavian landscapes. The ritualistic Pagan currents set the tone for Liden's dark images that led New York magazine to hail her as one of 10 2006 Biennial artists to watch.
Six years later, the Swedish New York-based artist is still thriving. Liden will open her latest show, "Ghost Town," on May 2 at Maccarone Gallery. The exhibition is divided into five distinct series of photographs: self-portraits of Liden wearing various plastic bags as masks with her eyes peering out of two holes; black-and-white images of distorted objects; still lifes of various flowers that had been sprayed with black paint in vases of water; and shots of an ancient statue at Basilica Saint Denis in the Paris suburbs covered with carvings from people leaving their mark.
Liden's work, her circle of of-the-moment downtown artist friends (Nate Lowman, Agathe Snow, and Dan Colen are among them), and her contribution to the fashion-art hybrid magazine Visionaire, intrigued us, so we asked her to divulge her favorite things and give us a taste of what's behind her minimalist tomboy look.
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When Josh Freeman returned home from Southern Illinois University for the holidays, his appearance caught the eye of friends and family members.
"I had several people tell me I looked thinner," said Freeman, a Cary-Grove graduate.
Thanks to an intense weight training regimen in preparation for SIU's track and field season, Freeman actually added 20 pounds during his first semester on the Carbondale campus.
"I put on weight in the right places," the 317-pound freshman shot putter said.
The added weight and strength have translated into an impressive start to his college career. Last weekend at Kentucky's Rod McCravy Invitational, Freeman won the shot put with a personal-best 60 feet, 1Ľ inches, the fifth-best throw in school history and a toss that ranks among the nation's top 20 efforts this season.
"It's all come together," Freeman said. "It's solely because of the training I've done here."
When SIU throws coach John Smith initially worked with Freeman, there was plenty of room for growth.
"We had to get him up to strength first," Smith said."Some of our girls were beating him on a lot of the lifts."
"That was the truth," Freeman said with a laugh. "Some of these girls down here are really strong."
In a span of three months, Freeman saw massive dividends. His maximum bench press has gone from 295 pounds to 405. He now squats more than 500 pounds.
"It just took time," Freeman said. "As much as I was sore all the time, I really enjoyed it. I never thought I'd get that strong that fast."
Pushing his physical limits allowed Freeman to learn about what his body could handle.
"I know my body so much better than I ever did," I know how my body reacts to certain things."
For example, Freeman knows he'll be the most sore two days after a heavy weightlifting session.
"So now, those are the days I focus on technique," he said. "I've wanted to throw far [on those days], but my body wouldn't let me."
Freeman credits Smith with overseeing his progress.
As a college athlete at SIU, Smith won eight Missouri Valley Conference titles in the shot put, hammer and discus. As a coach, Smith has tutored 12 all-Americans.
"We both have the same passion," Freeman said. "You can kind of joke around with him in practice and he'll joke with you. But when we're at a meet and it's time to throw, it's time to be serious. That's the same way I am. If you scratch a throw or make a mistake, he'll give you an earful."
After finishing second in the shot put at the Saluki Open on Jan. 12 with a toss of 56-5ľ, Freeman won the event a week later at the Illini Classic in Champaign with an effort of 59-8Ľ.
"It's a process, and now he's starting to see some progress," Smith said. "Josh is a great competitor."
At Kentucky, Freeman led for four rounds before being passed by Kentucky sophomore Brad Szypka's throw of 59-5˝.
"On my last throw, I either hit a [personal record] and win the meet or I take second after leading the whole time," Freeman said. "I was really happy with the way I went about it. I've matured so much."
Freeman's top throw this season ranks 17th nationally. The top 16 throwers advance to the indoor nationals next month in Fayetteville, Ark.
"I know I can get off a big throw," said Freeman, whose best toss is a foot from being among the top 12. "I don't want to go to nationals and just be that freshman. I want to try to get on that podium and be an All-American. And next year, I want to go and compete [for a title]." "I told him when we get to 60 (feet)," Smith said, "then we'll talk about 62."
Freeman's competitive streak also has him thinking ahead to international competition, perhaps as soon as the 2016 Olympics in Brazil.
"The sky's the limit," he said. "My progression has been a big confidence booster."
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Youel, a Crystal Lake Central grad, is the first NIU women's tennis player to win the award since 2009.
In three dual matches, Youel went 3-0 at No. 1 singles and was also perfect at No. 1 doubles. She lost only two games in singles and four games in doubles in victories against Bradley, Valparaiso and Western Illinois.
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While playing a career-high 24.9 minutes a game this season, Mize has contributed 3.8 points a game and ranks third on the team in assists (57) and blocked shots (eight).
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1/2tsp. grated lemon zest
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Police probe Benson stabbingStaff Report | July 09,2013BENSON — Vermont State Police say they are searching for a Castleton man who is believed to have stabbed a homeowner on Route 22A.
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The orbiting observatory's Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph tracked the streaking comet for two days, July 5 to 7, capturing a dramatic leap in its brightness [left image]; followed by seeing a wave of newly created dust from the outburst flowing into the coma, a shell of dust surrounding the core [middle image]; and culminating in the discovery of a castoff chunk of material from the nucleus sailing along its tail [the bright dot trailing behind the comet in the picture at right]. The white region represents the brightest part of the coma. The nucleus, which is only about a mile wide, cannot be seen in these images because it's too small for the Hubble telescope to see.
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|Seamanship and Anchoring
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|It's hell to wake up in the middle of the night in roaring winds to find your boat's sliding sideways before them and to have to start the engine and wrestle with muddy chain to re-anchor, sometimes again and again. Anchor Dragging isn't fun and can be dangerous. It's great to get it right.
I indicated in my last column here that there are at least three inherent problems with absolute anchor protocols. (1) Anchoring well requires old fashioned seamanship which, in my opinion, is far more complex than that which can be defined by any one protocol. (2) Anchoring is an art as well as a science...... Read More
|All Mud Isnt Created Equal
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|There are at least three problems with any "scientific" anchor test. (1) Anchoring well requires old fashioned seamanship which, in my opinion, is far more complex than that which can be defined by any practical scientific protocol. (2) Anchoring isn't so much a science, as it is an art. And (3) all mud isn't created equal. So while some were surprised at the results of a well planned and executed major anchor test this summer, some weren't.
I'm not a scientist (as is obvious, I am sure) but I've been testing anchors for almost 60 years in every kind of bottom, in hurricanes, in &q...... Read More
|The ICW From On High
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|A part of the very essence of being on the water is that even a familiar passage is never really the same. But you usually see it from the same perspective; that of your deck. Take a different look of the ICW.
And I looked down from on high... Sounds like it's from the Bible, doesn't it. Actually I kind of felt like that, but not because I have an exalted image of myself (well, maybe a little). Mel, my wife, and I were in the top story of a very tall building in Portsmouth, Virginia, looking down on Mile One of the ICW and also a mile or so of that waterway as it wound south. We were l...... Read More
|Finishing Touches
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|Howdy all,
It's been a while since I posted, and I apologize for that. My hard drive crashed and I lost a lot of pictures, so I had to retake them to show what I've been doing on the boat.
With the "new" engine installed and the interior patched and painted, I went ahead and installed the ski racks that run almost the full length of the boat. The old ones were plywood, and almost completely rotten, but they held together enough to use as patterns, so I made new pieces. In a break from tradition, I didn't use plywood for the "shelf" of the racks. For starters, they were lon...... Read More
|How Old Is Too Old For A Boat
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|How old is too old for a boat? Buying an old boat may be the only option for you or the best option. A boat's age isn't the sole criteria. Let's look at a more complete picture.
My current "Chez Nous" was launched in 1975. She's fiberglass. Some would say she's old. Let them. What do they know? She's tugging at her line ready to get underway as I write this. She's a Gulfstar 53' motorsailer.
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|Engine Troubles
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|With the transom done and reconstruction starting, this is rapidly becoming two separate projects. On the boat side, I need to patch some cracks on the outside, rebuild the ski racks, and install the seats. I can figure all that out, and I'm not really worried about it, but the more daunting challenge is the engine. I'm a mediocre motorcycle mechanic, but I don't know much about old outboards, so I've got some learning to do.
The boat came with a 1964 Johnson 60hp V4 outboard. The previous owner assured me that it ran when it was put away a few years ago, which is a stock Craigslist phrase mea...... Read More
|Marleys Mantra
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|I don't think Bob Marley had a boat. If he did, he probably got somebody else to keep it floating. I get this idea because of a famous phrase in one of his best songs: "Every little thing's gonna be all right." Not on a boat is every little thing going to be all right. Yes, I know he was inspired by three little birds. I also know what birds do to my boat. And I also know that a boat is full of little things, many of which we don't see and probably don't know are there ... and they're always going bad. And that's not all right.
Usually when we think of the stuff that can go wron...... Read More
|A Little Polish, A Little Paint
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|Waves Can Sink Boats Even When Its Calm
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|We're all familiar with the perils of sinking. We all spend a lot of thought and effort to avoid it. Yet there's one type of sinking that few of us consider. It's a type and a cause, rolled into one catastrophic disastrous event. And many of us have been on its brink but didn't even know it.
Picture a good fishing day. You're trolling along the drop off, they're hitting and you're taking them in over the stern or quarter. The person at the helm has to play it just right, backing down to relieve line stress and to help getting that fish aboard. His goal is just that, before it breaks fre...... Read More
|The Office in the Islands
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|In the far gone good ol' days of Bahamas cruising I used to love the fact that I did my work from my boat, not from an office in the US. But I soon realized that even in the Bahamas I had to go to an office. It just wasn't quite the same.
If you had to make a telephone call back in the day you usually had to find a booth on an island or go to what we called a BATELCO office. I preferred the latter, although there were a few problems.
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PITTSBURGH, PA (October 13, 2006)—The Allegheny County Airport Authority today announced an agreement with the Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs on a 27-acre land leasing agreement to build a Military Vehicle Maintenance Facility on Airport property. The $32.4 million facility will initially employ about 100 full-time personnel.
The proposed facility is 145,000 square feet with 14 general purpose and 11 specialty work bays. It will be located in Moon Township on property adjacent to the 171st Air National Guard Base. The design process of the project is to begin this year. The Airport Authority will lease the property to the Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs for a term of 29 years. The property will be used solely to operate a Pennsylvania Army National Guard Combined Support Maintenance Shop and Motor Vehicle Storage Compound.
The agreement was announced by Airport Authority Board Chairman Glenn Mahone, Allegheny County Chief Executive Dan Onorato, PA Senator John Pippy, PA Representative Mark Mustio and Mark Austin of the PA Dept of Military and Veterans Affairs.
"Pittsburgh International Airport is one of our region's leading economic generators. The benefits of developing airport property are quite significant, especially when it comes to job creation. This pact with the PA Department of Military and Veteran Affairs also demonstrates our commitment to keeping military operations and military jobs in our region," said Chief Executive Onorato.
"Today`s announcement fits in perfectly with our continuing efforts to preserve the military related jobs and local economic revenue that was impacted by the BRAC commission`s decision to close the 99th RSC and the Kelly Support Facility. In the long run, completion of this new maintenance facility will constitute yet another major victory in our region`s ongoing battle to demonstrate the necessity of maintaining a strong military presence in Southwestern Pennsylvania and the importance of the Greater Pittsburgh Area`s military installations to America`s national defense," said Representative Mustio.
"This is an exciting day for the Pennsylvania National Guard. In addition to an economic boost to the region, the new facility will improve the efficiency and coordination for Guard operations in the Commonwealth. The growing pressures and responsibilities placed on the men and women in the Guard by threats outside and inside the country demand facilities that keep pace with them. Undoubtedly, this new maintenance facility, located at the crossroads of Western Pennsylvania, will accomplish that mission," said Senator Pippy.
"The Township is extremely excited to be the home of this new facility, which will not only enrich the military presence here, but also create jobs in our region. Both the military and the Pittsburgh International Airport have been great assets to our community and this partnership represents an enhancement of that relationship that we welcome with open arms," said Gregory G. Smith, Moon Township Manager.
"Today's lease signing paves the way for a new state-of-the-art Combined Surface Maintenance Shop that will allow our Pennsylvania Army National Guard soldiers to properly and safely maintain combat vehicles in top condition," said Mark Austin, director of the Bureau of Facilities and Engineering for the PA Department of Military and Veterans Affairs. "By closing four very old, land-locked National Guard facilities in the Pittsburgh area and co-locating the new facility with the 171st Air Refueling Wing at the Allegheny County Airport, we will be able to reduce operating costs, improve vehicle maintenance and enhance training for our soldiers."


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September 4, 2012 —
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and Eldred resident Lou Monteleone wants to make sure Sullivan County knows it. Monteleone's awareness began in 2007 when he participated in a St. Baldrick's (www.stbaldricks.org [2]) signature head shaving event in Jeffersonville. "It changed my life," Monteleone said, "and I became instantly involved."
Since then, Monteleone has been so active with the foundation that he spends months organizing, soliciting funds and planning local events connected to the foundation and childhood cancer awareness.
"Everyone knows someone connected to this epidemic," Monteleone said, "and it seems like it's followed me since my first shaving."
The St. Baldrick's Foundation is a "volunteer-driven charity committed to funding the most promising research to find cures for childhood cancers and give survivors long and healthy lives" as stated by the website, and Monteleone has brought that awareness to the Upper Delaware River Valley and beyond through his tireless efforts. "More dollars are spent on adult cancer research than childhood cancers," he said, "and one of the many wonderful things about the organization is that is entirely volunteer based, with only 2% of the funds raised going to administration and staff."
Presently, there are more than 30 states involved, with events of all sorts slated to occur across the country on September 9, including Monteleone's "Human line of Hope" (www.facebook.com/humanlineofhope [3]) the "Conga Against Cancer" and the public head shaving. The reason behind volunteers lining up to have their heads shaved is simple: "Because kids with cancer often lose their hair during treatment, 'shavees' for the St. Baldrick's Foundation show their support by shaving their heads voluntarily and inspiring friends and family to donate money to support childhood cancer research."
"Before the head shaving, the line of hope is comprised of local participants who want to be involved, but not necessarily be bald before the day is out," Monteleone said. "These folks are encouraged to participate in any way that they are comfortable with. Everyone in the line wears letters on their chests with names of loved ones, or spelling out words like hope, strength, conquer and believe."
Route 55 has been renamed for the special day as "the road to care" and folks will gather, starting at 10 a.m. for an entire day of special events leading up to the shave. Vendors and sponsors will also be on hand and the mood promises to be one of hope and promise for a brighter future, rather than somber and morose. "We have some special guests on board," Monteleone promises "and there will be good food, good friends and an opportunity for residents and visitors alike to participate in something that will change your life" he assures. "The line of hope was born here in Sullivan County, but now stretches across our nation."
To date, Monteleone's local efforts have raised over $17,000. The event will be held at the Corner Grill, 577 Rt. 55 in Eldred, NY on Sunday, September 9. To make a donation or become a "shavee," visit the website, call 888/899-BALD, or for more information contact Monteleone directly at 845/557-3321.


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I Had Multiple scoliosis surgery 2006 - Plastic surgery 2009.
Some days i can be fine sometimes i cant move for up to 4 days is my longest, my back stiffs up and cant move, sometimes if i sit down it locks and i cant move, ive been to the doctors and gave me painkillers so many tramadol doesnt touch me anymore. i can't do anything that i used to be able to do, i cant bend, lay sport, long walks, gardening, cant lay in a normal bed i have had to move slats from under my bed, doctors say that nothing has chaged in my bank its impossible, but its hard to think that 4 years ago i was fine, only changed 3 years ago.
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Household members: 6
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Special circumstances: "Ms. S's" husband is the only provider for the family and will not be able to afford any presents for the kids.
Her holiday hopes: For her children to have a merry Christmas.
Clothing needs: Boys shirts sizes 14, 12, 6 and 4T. Boys pants sizes 16 regular, 10 regular, 6 regular and 3T. Boys shoe sizes 10, 5, 13 and 9.5.
Toys list: Football, Hotwheel cars, power ranger toys, tractors, trucks and cars.
The Empty Stocking Fund is a joint effort of the Salvation Army and Freedom New Mexico. Recipients receive gifts and clothes for their children and some may receive baskets of food with green beans, stuffing, mashed potatoes and a meat voucher from a local grocery store. Larger families may receive donated turkeys instead of the voucher. The food baskets will also go to seniors on fixed incomes.
Who's helped: Around 600 families who've asked the Salvation Army to help make Christmas special.
Donations: Can be dropped off at the PNT, 101 E. First St. in Portales, or mailed to P.O. Box 848, Portales, NM 88130. Can also be dropped off at the CNJ, 521 Pile St. in Clovis or mailed to P.O. Box 1689, Clovis, NM 88102. Envelopes should be clearly marked "Empty Stocking Fund." Checks must be made payable to "The Salvation Army."
Contributions will be forwarded to the Salvation Army office, 317 E. Second St., or gifts may be purchased for specific children by choosing an Angel tag off trees located at North Plains Mall and Wal-Mart in Clovis.
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I have a 4 month old. We have been doing great w/ giving EBM @ daycare & nursing on weekends. Normally I express 4-6 oz @ ea sitting...I pump about 4 to 5 times a day during the week. I recently had my first period since being pregnant. About a week prior I noticed the consistancy of the milk in my right breast was a lot more watery than the left. This seems to have evened out, however now I can barely pump a total of 2 ounces combined.
We have both been treated for thrush, with no complications. I am beginning to worry. Does this mean the decline of my breast milk supply?
Should I do something other than pumping & nursing to increase it?
I have read about MilkThistle...is this something that works?
I would like to continue to nurse my son.
He doesn't seem to be fussing at the breast. Has normal input/output & is sleeping the same amount of time that he normally has.
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DEP announces public meeting, hearing on Susquehanna County compressor station
Agency will discuss Williams Energy's air quality plan approval application
WILKES-BARRE -- The Department of Environmental Protection will hold a public meeting and hearing on Tuesday, Aug. 28, to discuss Williams Energy's proposed Air Quality plan approval to construct the Central compressor station in Bridgewater and Brooklyn townships, Susquehanna County.
The 6 p.m. meeting and hearing will be at Montrose High School at 15 Meteor Way.
"Staff from DEP's Air Quality program will explain the application review process and applicable regulations, and Williams Energy officials will review the proposed project with the audience," DEP Northeast Regional Director Mike Bedrin said. "We will have a question-and-answer session for DEP and the company to hear about residents' concerns and provide needed information."
Williams Energy submitted its Air Quality plan approval application to DEP in September 2011. The plan outlines that the compressor station would include three natural gas-fired compressor engines; a solar turbine; an emergency generator; three water storage tanks; three dehydration units to remove water from incoming natural gas; and an enclosed, smokeless flare that is used to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The company proposes to build the compressor station as part of Williams Field Services' gathering system in Susquehanna County, which draws natural gas produced from area wells.
DEP published a notice of intent to issue the plan approval in the July 28 edition of the Pennsylvania Bulletin and asked for public comment. A significant number of residents asked the agency to hold a public meeting or public hearing to discuss the application.
During the 6 p.m. meeting, the public will have an opportunity to ask DEP and Williams staff questions about the permit application and DEP's role in reviewing it. At 7 p.m., the public is invited to present up to five minutes of oral testimony about the application. Written testimony of any length will also be accepted. The testimony will be recorded by a court reporter and transcribed into a written document, and DEP will create a written response to all relevant testimony provided during the public hearing.
Those who wish to present oral testimony may register that evening prior to the hearing.
For anyone unable to attend the hearing, written comment should be submitted by the close of business on Tuesday, Sept. 11, to DEP Air Quality Program Manager, 2 Public Square, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18703.
Individuals in need of an accommodation as provided for in the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 should contact Colleen Connolly at 570/826-2035 or through the Pennsylvania AT&T Relay Service at 800/654-5984 (TDD).
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New GSA Memoir Explores High-Grade Metamorphism via South African Limpopo Complex
Boulder, CO, USA - Many early Precambrian high-grade metamorphic provinces differ subtly from more recent ones, with higher temperatures at shallower depth in the crust. This may in part be attributed to higher crustal heat production. The question of what else might have been different presents a challenge, as the control "everything else being equal" is removed from the experiment. This new Memoir from The Geological Society of America addresses these issues.
The first section deals with mineralogic and petrologic aspects of high-grade metamorphism, including melting and the nature of fluids. Chapters 6 to 13 focus on the Limpopo Complex of southern Africa, with case studies and reviews of its geochronology and crustal evolution, and of the regional structural and burial-exhumation history. Problems of unraveling the effects of successive tectonometamorphic events in a polymetamorphic province are addressed from the geochronologic and the petrologic perspectives. The last two chapters include numerical simulations of lower crustal diapirism in high-grade metamorphism, and a review of tectonic models for the Limpopo Complex.
This well-rounded book, edited by Dirk D. van Reenen of the University of Johannesburg and colleagues, is relevant to the big question of uniformitarianism in plate tectonics and its effects.
Memoir 207 is dedicated to the memory of Leonid L. Perchuk, born 20 Nov. 1933 in Odessa, Ukraine, and having passed away 19 June 2009, in Johannesburg, South Africa. His major contributions to three diverse branches of modern geoscience—petrology, geochemistry, and geodynamics—were made possible by his great scientific curiosity and the fact that he dedicated his entire life to understanding the geodynamic evolution of Earth's crust and mantle. Says volume lead editor van Reenen, "Perchuk was an outstanding teacher and was always surrounded by enthusiastic young scientists with whom he generously shared his ideas, knowledge, and time."
Individual copies of the volume may be purchased through the Geological Society of America online store, or by contacting GSA Sales and Service, .
Book editors of earth science journals/publications may request a review copy by contacting Jeanette Hammann, .
Origin and Evolution of Precambrian High-Grade Gneiss Terranes, with Special Emphasis on the Limpopo Complex of Southern Africa
edited by Dirk D. van Reenen, Jan D. Kramers, Stephen McCourt, and Leonid L. Perchuk
Geological Society of America Memoir 207
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The perils of preschoolFebruary 28,2013Back in 1970 I condemned Sesame Street. Id never actually watched Sesame Street, but I was a college sophomore. I condemned thousands of things I knew nothing about.
On this issue, though, I think I was right. I figured 3-year-olds had better things to do than watch television and study the alphabet, like be 3-year-olds, and that children needed a little more experience in the real world before they took on the abstract world of numbers and letters.
In part, I based my position on the fact that the smartest kid in my kindergarten class only knew how to read off and on when he got there. In case youre wondering, he did fine by our high schools 20th-century standards, which means that if hed been able to travel ahead in time, he would have put most smart, 21st-century, college-bound high school graduates to shame.
President Johnson disagreed with me about 3-year-olds. A few years earlier hed established Head Start, which should have been named Catch Up because its purpose was to help poor kids especially poor, urban, minority kids catch up to middle-class kids who were more likely to grow up with two parents, more books, better health care and more education.
For nearly 50 years Head Start has provided preschool programs that introduce some of the Sesame Street numbers-and-letters stuff while focusing primarily on social-emotional development, social services and helping kids feel secure and learn to play well with others.
Unfortunately, according to critics, one study after another has suggested that Head Start does nothing of lasting value to prepare them to read, write and do arithmetic. Most data suggest that any limited cognitive gains vanish soon after or even before [participants] enter school. Even the governments own Head Start Impact Study found that gains disappear by the end of second grade.
This is a serious problem if your goal is to help poor kids catch up academically. Its also a concern if youre spending $8 billion, or $10,000 per child, per year. Thats close to the average cost of sending big kids to real school.
When President Bush proposed revamping Head Start to target early reading skills and retraining the programs teachers, many of whom arent college graduates, so they could deliver explicit instruction in the basics of literacy like the alphabet, sounds, letter formation, and storytelling, many preschool practitioners rejected this heightened emphasis on the ABCs and cognitive skills. One preschool director boasted that at her school there are no letters or numbers on the wall to distract from [childrens] focused play. The only rule is the kids are in control.
She was talking about 3- and 4-year-olds.
Meanwhile, other preschool specialists pointed to the practical obstacles that impede teaching letters and numbers to 4-year-olds who arent potty-trained, who dont know how to sit in a chair.
President Obama, having confronted similar ongoing problems in program quality, announced in his State of the Union address his intention to expand access to preschool for all moderate- and low-income 4-year-olds, as well as to Early Head Start for children from birth to age 3.
The president maintains that these additional programs wont add to the federal deficit. He further claims that every dollar we invest in high-quality early education can save more than seven dollars by boosting graduation rates, reducing teen pregnancy, even reducing violent crime.
Somewhere theres undoubtedly a study that computed the seven-dollar figure. But like a Centers for Disease Control calculation that a 20-cent tax on six-packs of beer would lower teen gonorrhea rates by 8.9 percent, the numbers and the conclusions are highly speculative. Its rather unlikely that teenagers who are thinking of having sex will decide not to because it costs them each an extra dime or because they went to preschool.
Its also unclear how after half a century of academically ineffective federal preschool initiatives, the president expects to establish significantly expanded, high-quality preschool programs without significantly increasing the federal budget for preschool programs.
Preparing children for kindergarten doesnt mean a course in Russian novels. Experts suggestions for parents include basics like Talk with your kids, and Read with them every day. Its also good for children to have writing supplies like paper and crayons. And it helps to point out familiar letters and write their names on things.
Yet simple though these basics may be, according to advocates, they apparently exceed the efforts or abilities of many parents. Thats why advocates argue that we need preschool programs like Head Start, Early Head Start, and even universal preschool to supply poor children the language and reasoning skills that wealthy families pass on as a matter of course.
They forget that millions of their own poor, immigrant, non-English speaking ancestors managed to advance their families without government preschools. On the other hand, its equally insupportable to charge that preschool advocates are part of some communal, socialist scheme.
Turning 3-year-olds into premature intellectuals makes me nervous, and dropping infants and toddlers off at an early childhood gladiator arena hardly qualifies as the ideal social environment. But the real peril of preschool initiatives lies in assuming the duties of those childrens parents.
Compensating for someone elses irresponsibility is called enabling. At least thats what social services providers call it when theyre talking about addiction and alcoholism. When theyre talking about child-rearing, and theyre the ones doing the compensating, they call it a comprehensive early child-care system.
Schools increasingly care for children from September through summer, from breakfast through dinner, from birth to adulthood. Do we really want to establish a system where parenthood begins and ends with the sex act, and family life takes place in the schools multipurpose room?
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Packing list for Bangladesh
This list has been compiled by Volunteers serving in Bangladesh and is based on their experience. Use it as an informal guide in making your own list, bearing in mind that experience is individual. There is no perfect list! You obviously cannot bring everything we mention, so consider those items that make the most sense to you personally and professionally. You can always have things sent to you later. As you decide what to bring, keep in mind that you have an 80pound weight limit on baggage. Because you will acquire a lot of stuff during training (e.g., books, bedding, a mosquito net, and a medical kit), you should leave some space in your luggage for these items or plan to purchase an additional bag after you arrive in Bangladesh. Do not bring anything of great monetary or sentimental value, and consider obtaining insurance for valuable belongings before you leave the United States. Remember that you can get almost everything you need in Bangladesh. Cotton is the most comfortable material for clothing, including underwear, in hot and humid weather, but you may also want to bring some warmer clothes for travel (e.g., fleece). The tailors in Bangladesh will copy clothing for a reasonable price, so you might want to bring a few pictures or patterns with you. If you plan to go trekking in another country, such as Nepal or India, bring some hiking shoes or boots, preferably already broken in. Regular shoes can be purchased locally in sizes up to 9 for women and 10 for men.
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- Several cotton dresses with sleeves or skirts and tops
- At least three pairs of lightweight, baggy pants
- Several loose-fitting T-shirts
- Enough cotton underwear for two years (i.e., at least eight bras and 12 pairs of underpants)
- Cotton nightgowns (can easily be made in Bangladesh)
- Two sweaters or sweatshirts and two pairs of jeans or sweatpants for colder weather
- One lightweight, waterproof jacket or poncho
- One warm jacket for the winter season and travel
- Cotton socks
- One swimsuit (not available locally)
- One outfit for formal occasions with suitable shoes
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- At least three pairs of lightweight cotton pants
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- One pair of baggy shorts
- Several cotton T-shirts
- At least 12 pairs of underpants (boxers are cooler)
- Two or three cotton undershirts, if you wear them (available locally)
- Swimming trunks
- Pajamas (if you wear them)
- Two sweaters or sweatshirts for colder weather
- One lightweight, waterproof jacket or poncho
- One warm jacket for the winter season and travel
- A jacket and tie for formal occasions with suitable shoes
- Flip-flops and sandals (slip-on sandals are good for easy removal when entering someone's home; smaller sizes can be purchased cheaply in Bangladesh)
- Sneakers (available locally in smaller sizes)
- One pair of dress shoes for formal occasions
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- Sunscreen—although the Peace Corps medical kit con tains sunscreen, if you have sensitive skin or a favorite brand, you may want to bring some of your own
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- Enough shampoo, toothpaste, etc. for your first few days in-country Kitchen
- Plastic food storage bags of all sizes (also good for pro tecting papers and other items during the rainy season)
- Sturdy water bottle (e.g., Nalgene brand, available at outdoor stores)
- Can opener
- Film (all kinds of film are available in Dhaka, but the selection outside the capital may be limited)
- Pocket-size flashlight (useful during power cuts and for travel to places without electricity)
- Tape player or Walkman (also available in Dhaka) and your favorite CDs or cassettes 85
- Batteries—rechargeable ones with a 220-volt charger are especially useful (Volunteers recommend the Rayovac charger and alkaline batteries)
- Backpack for travel
- Lightweight sleeping bag (for travel on trains and buses or in guest houses where bedding is not provided)
- A small musical instrument (not a valuable one) and music, if you play or sing (note that good-quality guitar strings are not easy to find locally and that instruments can warp in Bangladesh's climate)
- Photos of your family and home
- Portable games like Scrabble, chess, and playing cards
- Diary or journal
- Travel guides for Bangladesh and any nearby countries you hope to visit
- Sunglasses and a sun hat
- Combination locks for your home and luggage
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- Travel alarm clock
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It is very concerning that a pro-choice GOP candidate who was chased from Maryland would go back there to get more campaign dollars. He formed an exploratory committee to run for retired Congressman Roscoe Bartlett's seat, and he raised $100,000. When it was determined that Roscoe was going to run again, Alex stopped his campaign and decided to move to Falling Waters, W.Va., to run for Congress and brought that money with him, not that he would even think of returning it to those he took from.
Alex Mooney presented a bill while still Maryland state senator to fund abortions for the mentally ill with tax dollars. He can't go around stating he is pro-life and state he will fight the pro-choice "zealots" in Congress; that would go against his own principles. But as a former resident of Maryland who knows Alex, it doesn't surprise me that he would fib to the electorate of District 2.
Alex Mooney was also for in-state tuition for illegal immigrants on the backs of Maryland taxpayers in 2003, a bill he supported and was vetoed. It violated the 1996 Federal Immigration Reform Act regarding Post Secondary Education for Illegal Immigrants and Foreign Nationals.
Mooney, while Maryland state senator, also supported bills that would have increased taxes/fees in Maryland. I have his voting record.
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Alex Mooney is a failed career politician who could not win a seat in New Hampshire. When he lost his seat in Maryland, became Md. GOP chair, he was forced to resign, then decided to pick up and move to West Virginia because he stated he was "exiled."
He exiled himself because he had virtually no support from some of the heads of Maryland's GOP committees. Now, Alex is returning to Maryland to grab up some more donations.
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Alex Mooney is bad business for us in District 2. His views flip flop whichever way the wind blows, and to go back to his "exiled" home for money is just downright carpetbagging.
We are done with these career politicians. We don't need pretenders going around acting as if they are part of the Tea Party Movement, when they are actually part of the problem of the Republican Party.
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Why another Donuts version?
Posted 26 November 2012 - 02:03 PM
Posted 26 November 2012 - 02:09 PM
Posted 26 November 2012 - 02:17 PM
no idea but ive orderd it *shrugs*
Sigh...me too...I'll order it Friday
My collection wont be complete without it.....
Stay Focused....
Posted 26 November 2012 - 02:21 PM
Sigh...me too...I'll order it Friday
My collection wont be complete without it.....
Stay Focused....
ive heard the album about a million times since it dropped but never actually owned a copy on vinyl
Posted 26 November 2012 - 02:32 PM
Posted 26 November 2012 - 02:45 PM
We always talked about releasing—and we wouldn't call it this—but a Donuts part two...He had one that was really great that's still unreleased called The Pizza Man—and we always wanted to do something with it.
ST, after this rererelease of Donuts and all those really crappy posthumous releases from other labels can we please see something like Pizza Man? I can already picture the pizza 'box' set now...
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Posted 26 November 2012 - 02:52 PM
ST, after this rererelease of Donuts and all those really crappy posthumous releases from other labels can we please see something like Pizza Man? I can already picture the pizza 'box' set now...
Stay Focused....
Posted 26 November 2012 - 07:04 PM
Posted 26 November 2012 - 07:23 PM
Edit: Yeah I'm going to order it too...
Posted 26 November 2012 - 07:33 PM
ST, after this rererelease of Donuts and all those really crappy posthumous releases from other labels can we please see something like Pizza Man? I can already picture the pizza 'box' set now...
Been wondering about this for ages. Fat boys pizza box reminded me of this actually. Would've preferred this over another donuts to be honest.
Posted 26 November 2012 - 07:59 PM
Seeing interviews from Wolf...Egon...Ma Dukes..Houseshoes...describing Dilla's mindset and creative process during the making of the album...
Just a thought...
Posted 26 November 2012 - 09:16 PM
Posted 27 November 2012 - 12:42 AM
i mean, that box-set is surely nice, but instead we def. should have some other dilla-releases. i don't understand what the purpose is of letting these beats sit in ma dukes basement. and i'm sure there are enough, so she wouldn't play all her cards at once.
also, i've been listening to these youtube-dilla-beats very rarely because i want to experience them when (if) they come out officially. somebody feel me ?
Posted 27 November 2012 - 02:14 AM
Sure, Rebirth Of Detroit could have been a nice instrumental album (face it, most of the rappers on it aren't saying anything, are irrelevant and out of place)....but we all know how that project was handled.
Posted 27 November 2012 - 05:42 AM
(Los Angeles, CA / Detroit, MI): Storied hip-hop label Delicious Vinyl (Tone-Loc, Young MC, The Pharcyde) proudly announces a new partnership with Yancey Media Group, the family-operated company administering the catalog of late, great producer James Yancey aka Jay Dee, aka J Dilla. The fruits of the partnership will include new releases from what J Dilla Music Catalogue Curator Frank Nitt has dubbed'The Lost Scrolls' — previously unreleased productions from the considerable body of work Dilla left behind.
Delicious Vinyl has significant history with J Dilla. In the mid-'90s, Dilla (then known as Jay Dee) placedhis first beats on an official release on The Pharcyde album Labcabincalifornia (including the hit single"Runnin'") and remixes for Brand New Heavies. Then in 2009, Dilla's younger brother John "Illa J"Yancey laced a cache of previously unreleased Jay Dee beats to create the critically and popularly acclaimed Delicious Vinyl album Yancey Boys.
"Dilla was my closest childhood friend," says Frank Nitt. "I went with him out to L.A. that first time in 1996. I met [Delicious Vinyl founder] Mike Ross then and saw he was giving Dilla the opportunity to gethis beats out. Fast forward thirteen years, after Dilla passed, Illa J makes Yancey Boys, and again I go out to L.A. to help with promotion. Mike Ross asked to hear what I was doing, and Delicious Vinyl wound upreleasing my Jewels In My Backpack EP. So Delicious Vinyl goes back with Dilla to the beginning, and has always been part of furthering his legacy properly. We're doing doing this with Delicious Vinyl with the total approval of [Dilla's mother] Ma Dukes, who's known and trusted Mike from way back."
The first release from the 'Lost Scrolls' cache will be digital-only single "The Throwaway" this December. The song, credited to Yancey Boys feat. Frank Nitt, features new verses from Illa J and a tight hook from Frank over a vintage Jay Dee beat.
Subsequent releases in 2013 will include a 10-inch vinyl release of unheard Jay Dee cuts featuring the producer himself rapping. The new year will also see the first official release the oft-bootleged Frank & Dank album 48 Hours, the only LP ever produced by Jay Dee without any samples. Frank Nitt is set to host the Second Annual Dilla Day in Detroit on February 9th, 2013. The flame of the Yancey legacy keeps on burning.
Posted 27 November 2012 - 08:35 AM
It isn't like there's a vault filled with Dilla beats and music
You've obviously never seen J Rocc perform...
Posted 27 November 2012 - 09:17 AM
Posted 27 November 2012 - 10:51 AM
They touched on that a bit in that Stussy Doc.
I always felt that a 'Donuts' documentary/video would be bananas....
Seeing interviews from Wolf...Egon...Ma Dukes..Houseshoes...describing Dilla's mindset and creative process during the making of the album...
Just a thought...
Posted 27 November 2012 - 10:52 AM
I'm sayin'! A Donuts cassette would be dope!
can we get this on cassette?
Posted 27 November 2012 - 07:58 PM
Posted 27 November 2012 - 11:54 PM
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Posted 28 November 2012 - 03:26 AM
Posted 28 November 2012 - 12:43 PM
I get the original 2LP and CD version, I kinda understand the re-release on Vinyl for some store in malls or whatever that story was...but why release it on 7"s again? You could just drop the non vinyl available tracks on a single 7"
Gerbik, I worked a bunch on J Dilla's Donuts, I love the record, and the idea of anyone doing some corny business with the album turns my stomach, so I'm happy to answer. Why? The simplest answer is because the idea of having Donuts on donuts is something we wanted ourselves, and guessed others would too.
Actually the idea was from House Shoes. "Why don't you guys release Donuts on 45s?" It seemed so obvious, yet no one had thought of it. (Side note -- Among the various "meanings" for the Donuts title that people have come up with over the years, the 45 record was always the metaphor that I made. I remember visiting Dilla at Cedars, seeing a box full of 45s in the room and making a joke about a box of donuts during the time we were putting the record together.)
I get that people whine and cry when they see a record reissued in new forms. It's like someone's cheapening their own personal culture. I laughed when i saw the newest re-re-re-reissue of one of my all-time favorites, Velvet Underground & Nico, a 6-CD box set of a 45-minute album which makes the Donuts box set look absolutely humble and understated by comparison. But records are also things that exist in the marketplace for artists, labels & stores to sell and make a living from, so if you're lucky enough to be a part of an album that people care about and can be rediscovered by generations of music fans, reissuing it is something that makes sense, just as long as you don't screw it up.
We hoped to have this box set released about now instead of simply announced right now, but there was a problem with a few of the records, and they're now being re-cut. I played the 45 test presses side by side the with the LP, and i think the 45s sounded a little better.
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Posted 29 November 2012 - 08:05 AM
I like the idea and I'd like to have a copy, but I'm not going to buy it when I own it on CD and LP already. Maybe you should also drop a new poster with the release. I still got the very nice Ruff Draft poster framed on my wall.
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Posted 23 December 2012 - 12:09 PM
Found out I'm getting this for a Christmas gift, super excited!
Stop looking through your parent's closest. You'll ruin the surprise for everyone.
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Posted 02 January 2013 - 07:40 PM
I own each version released and will be copping this box-set for sure!
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