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He still nurses 5-8 times per day, but in recent weeks my breasts have become noticeably smaller and softer. I really feel like my supply is going down. And he nurses even less when the boob isn't full. He NEVER sucks past the point where he can tell he's gotten most of the milk out. I really feel like if my milk were to dry up to a certain point, he wouldn't suck and suck to get more - he would just be weaned at that point and he probably wouldn't care. He is dairy allergic so I really want to nurse for a long time yet.
I feel so, so rejected - he never has liked nursing.
So should I started pumping to keep up my supply, or just let it be? I usually pump once or twice a day if I feel like he's not nursed well for a session. I haven't gotten AF back yet either, but I feel like the decrease in supply is more gradual and not a sure sign that AF is on the way.
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Back on my feet
It's early when I leave the house. The air is crisp and the sun is shining brightly. I hit the platform right as the subway roars into the station and it feels like it's going to be a really good day. I stop off at my favorite coffee cart, and as I wait for my order I am struck by the fact that we are coming to the end of jacket weather. Central Park in the distance promises jacket-less lunches on the grass in the near future.
The four flights of stairs to my office, I take quickly. I'm actually looking forward to being back at work. Yes, I know that sounds crazy. Why the good attitude all of a sudden?
A: I love the springtime. B: There's nothing like being sick for a few days to make you appreciate your health. I am just recovered from a recent bout with the flu. It's my first day back.
I've been out, holed up, just plain sick since last Thursday—four days if you count the weekend. It is a stomach queasy, head woozy, headache poundy kind of sick. No fun on any account. I doze in and out of consciousness. Time passes so strangely. At first it is unbearably slow. I can't seem to find a position that is comfortable. I wonder how I will make it through the day. A few moments later, it's dark out and I've sweated through my blanket. A couple of blinks later, it's the middle of the night and I can't sleep. Not surprising since I've been sleeping all day. I wander out to the couch and fade in and out of a television show I can't follow.
My head pounds as I lament that I don't take better care of myself. I've been go go go for a few months, so it's not surprising that it has eventually caught up with me. I need to get more sleep. Drink more water. Get more exercise. At this point, in the middle of the night, I'd promise just about anything to get the headache to go away. It's a little duller in the morning and I almost feel like I will go to work for a few hours. But when I stand up for a moment, I'm still dizzy. On second thought....
I sit back down. I'm not at all up for the idea of a computer screen or doing any sort of thinking. I drift back to sleep. When my phone rings, I snap to answer it. It's work calling—with some questions. I keep them on the phone long after I've given them the relevant information. I think they can tell that I haven't had much human interaction recently. They are nice enough to stay on the phone with me and listen to me rant.
Today, I woke up feeling rested and ready to start the day. I'm back on my feet and oh so thankful to be there. I'm going to hang onto this good attitude as long as possible.
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The brilliantly quirky David Sedaris returns with a book of acerbic and outrageously funny stories about animals who have unmistakably human failings.
This collection of sharply observed animal-themed tales is a delight, told with David Sedaris's trademark blend of hilarity and good nature. Though the characters may not be human, the situations in these stories bear an uncanny resemblance to the insanity of our own everyday interactions.
In 'The Toad, the Turtle, and the Duck', three strangers commiserate about animal bureaucracy while waiting in a complaint line. In 'Hello Kitty', a cynical feline struggles to sit through his prison-mandated AA meetings. In 'The Squirrel and the Chipmunk', a pair of star-crossed lovers is separated by prejudiced family members.
Includes an exclusive fable not featured in the book.
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"Lovely Bestiary"
Anthropomorphising human emotions and neuroses onto animals may never grow old, but in the hands of David Sedaris, the conceit is heightened into a wonderful, artful group of stories.
"Squirrel seeks his credit back"
I have other audio books by David Sedaris. The others were pleasing and sometimes laugh out loud. This however was not. The use of other voice actors, lost a lot of the inflection and emphasis on words found in the other readings. It didn't seem to be witty or observed humor at all. In fact rather depressing.I found myself waiting for the next animal to be killed or die in some horrible way. When I was listening that is.
I have heard the author read some of these stories before and they were a little more palatable.
Yes. His observations have been entertaining in the past.
I think that Audible offering the opportunity to get a credit back if you buy a dud, is amazing.
"Just plain AWFUL"
I have downloaded most of David Sedaris audio books and the rest I have on CD. They have all been most enjoyable. This is not one such audio book. What a awful collection of stories clearly just stolen from real life with people replaced with animals. Too much swearing for no effect. This download comes in two parts. I did not even bother to listen to the second part. This review is for the Squirrel Seeks Chipmunck, and not Audible as a service. Audible is still second to none as far as content and service are concernd.
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This is only my second download from Audible, and it's a complete joy. The stories work on many different levels, much in the manner of the fables of La Fontaine or Aesop. Ostensibly they are about animals. Actually they are about us: our silly prejudices, pretensions and inconsistencies. The different readers are wonderful - each one perfect for the material. Not all the stories deserve 5 stars - but the baboon and the cat and the squirrel and the chipmunk stories are worth the price of this recording alone!
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I am always happy to find natural or organic products that work as well as non natural and non organic products, especially when it comes to things I put on my skin. Recently I was given the chance to try out Pur Minerals' 4-in-1 Pressed Mineral Powder Foundation, which is 100% perfect for me- anything that combines steps to save me time in the morning is great for me- and anything that's natural and not chemical laden just makes me sing with happiness. While I'm not wearing powder as much in the summer- I am in and out of the pool or the lake with 3 kids at least 3-4 times per day right now, when I do wear this, I'm loving it. Easy application, nice amount of coverage and makes my skin look nice and glowy and all around "even" – without a lot of muss or fuss. I also don't feel like I'm wearing 4 products on my face, not even really 1, so that makes me happy, too. I like my makeup simple and easy to go- this fits that order 110%!!
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Broadway By The Year
February 18, 2010. Posted by Andrew Meyer.Add new comment | Filed under: broadway, concerts, Interviews, Jazz Alive, michael bourne, News
Scott Siegel is the producer and host of an extraordinary series of concerts at The Town Hall in New York. "Broadway by the Year" celebrates musical theatre year by year with some of Broadway's best singers and dancers. This season is Siegel's 10th anniversary and begins February 22nd with the musicals of 1927, including the first great dramatic musical, "Show Boat." March 22nd spotlights musicals of 1948, including the first Tony-winning Best Musical, "Kiss Me, Kate." May 10th features musicals of 1966, including "Cabaret," "Mame," and "Sweet Charity." Siegel's season finale on June 14th will be that much more special, presenting one song from one musical each of the last 20 years, plus Scott's choice of a song from the Broadway season happening now.
We talked about "Broadway by the Year" for the February 19th WBGO Journal, but this blog special includes our continuing conversation about our favorite shows, plus songs from four of Scott's previous "years" at The Town Hall.
-- Michael Bourne
Broadway Unplugged: Michael Bourne Interviews Scott Siegel
November 14, 2008. Posted by Michael Bourne.Add new comment | Filed under: acoustics, bill daugherty, broadway, glorious ones, guys and dolls, lorinda, marc kudisch, max von essen, mics, musicians, orators, rocking the boat, sarah jane, scott siegel, singers, surabaya johnny, Theater, town hall, voices, wbgo, west side story
The Town Hall was built in the 1920's for orators, and musicians also discovered that the acoustics are superb. None of today's audio tech existed back then, but no mics are ever needed there. "Broadway Unplugged" is an annual concert that gathers some of Broadway's best singers performing without mics and sounding that much more real. I've attended the last two years and I've been thrilled hearing (and feeling) all these beautiful voices, not amplified through speakers, but directly from the throats (and the hearts) of the singers.
Scott Siegel is the producer and host. In this interview, we talked about the upcoming 5th annual "Broadway Unplugged" -- Monday the 17th at 8 at Town Hall -- for tonight's WBGO Journal. And we kept on talking, including listening to highlights from last year's show: Max von Essen and Sarah Jane McMahon singing "Tonight" from West Side Story, Lorinda Lisitza singing a heartbreaking "Surabaya Johnny" from Happy End, Marc Kudisch singing "I'm Still Here" from The Glorious Ones, and Bill Daugherty singing a show-stopping "Sit Down, You're Rocking The Boat" from Guys and Dolls.
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No. 1: Father knows best
Dads show us that no role is as important as being the person whose knee we sat upon for life's answers. From the silly, "Dad, why can't dogs talk?" to the serious, "Dad, why is breaking up so hard to do?"
He also taught us that these answers don't come from a text book. They're not to be found in our education nor better provided by a Daddy with a doctorate. It simply takes the ability to listen, to be listened to (respected), and a bit of wisdom picked up along the years prepped to be a papa.
As we grew up, we learned that it's these interactions that influence lives and make memories. Hopefully, by listening to the collective wisdom of dads everywhere we can all do more of this.
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The Nikon 1 V1 is one of the two cameras launched at the release of the new 1 system, promising headline performance in a compact mirrorless body. How does the Nikon V1 fair in relation to its CSC peers?
Nikon 1 V1 Review
Nikon 1 review – Features
The V1 differs from its cheaper J1 sibling in several areas, the most important of which is that the V1 includes a built-in 1.4m-dot Electronic Viewfinder (EVF). It also features a magnesium alloy rather than an aluminium body, a higher resolution 3in LCD screen (921k-dots instead of 460k-dots), and the addition of a mechanical shutter to complement the electronic one used in both cameras.
This also gives the V1 a faster flash sync speed of 1/250th sec instead of the J1's 1/60th sec. The V1 takes a larger, higher capacity battery – a small but crucial difference – and while the J1 has a built-in pop-up flash the V1 does not, and provides instead an accessory shoe which accepts a tiny optional accessory flash, or a GPS unit (both at extra cost), with more accessories promised. These differences give the V1 a price premium of around £300 over the J1.
Otherwise things are much the same. The V1 shares the same 10.1MP sensor, and the same Expeed 3 processor that enables the V1 to perform the same bag of ground-breaking features. The most impressive of these is the ability to shoot a full resolution continuous burst at up to 60 frames per second, though only for about 12 frames (Raw or JPEG). That's faster than any other camera in the world, even including pro DSLRs. In this mode, and also at the 30fps setting, the camera's AF is locked from the first frame but there's also a 10fps mode which has continuous subject tracking AF.
On the subject of AF Nikon claims that the V1 and its J1 sibling boast the world's fastest focusing thanks to the unique and innovative hybrid AF system that employs both phase and contrast detect AF methods on the sensor itself, and switches between them automatically. The V1 has no less than 135 focus points when in contrast detect mode and 73 in phase detect mode, which is better for moving subjects.
The V1 features what Nikon calls pre-post capture technology which can record images from before the shutter is fully pressed. This is best implemented in the Smart Shot Selector mode, which shoots a burst of up to 20 frames almost instantaneously, then presents what it considers the best shot of the sequence, along with four possible alternatives. Impressively, the one picked by the camera generally seems to be the best one. The other mode that uses this technology is Motion Snapshot, which captures a full resolution still image but wraps it in a second of slow-motion video captured at the same time. Nikon calls it a 'Living Picture' and the effect is not unlike the moving photos in the Harry Potter movies.
The V1 can shoot full HD movies, of course, at 60i or 30p, and at 60p at the smaller 1280×720 size, all with full phase detect AF during recording. It also offers the ability to shoot slow motion video at 400fps and super slo-mo at 1200fps, both in a lower resolution and narrow letterbox format. The twin-engined processor and silent electronic shutter also means that you can take a high resolution still photo (in the 16:9 ratio at 8MP resolution) while simultaneously shooting video, which is really useful for recording those important milestones in life. Unlike the J1 the V1 also has a port for the addition of an external mic.
If you're looking for more advanced user settings such as full manual controls (PASM), ISO and White Balance controls you'll find them but not on the outside of the camera - they're all buried in the menu.
Nikon 1 review – Design
Because of its larger battery the V1 is bigger than the J1 and is indeed a little bigger than some Micro Four Thirds cameras, which have much larger sensors, though it is the world's smallest camera with a built in EVF.
It follows the same minimalist design as the J1, which you'll either like or not, but from a practical point of view does mean there's no handgrip to provide a firm purchase. The lenses for the 1 System are quite compact. Three of the four initial lenses have a diameter of less than 50mm, and two of the lenses – the 10-30mm standard zoom (equivalent to 27-80mm) and 30-110mm (80-300mm equiv) – have a retractable design that makes them especially compact for transportation and can be released for use at the push of a button and the twist of the zoom. This motion can also turn the camera on, as an alternative to the power switch on the top of the body.
Performance and value
Nikon 1 V1 review – Performance
The V1 performs its party tricks very well and is
impressive in these modes. Focusing is fast and accurate,and its ability
to lock onto moving subjects is probably better than any other CSC
we've used. The addition of the electronic viewfinder makes it so much
easier to follow action than the J1 too. The EVF, which offers 100%
coverage, switches on automatically as you put your eye to it and the
resolution is among the best we've seen, with a good refresh rate too,
though it isn't in the same league as the new 2.4m-dot Sony OLED as
found in the NEX-7.
Where the V1 starts to fall down is when
you want to take more control of the settings, at which point the need
to keep plunging into the menus becomes a nuisance. The lack of any
quick access to even the ISO or white balance is disappointing, and many
of the other features that many serious hobbyists would expect are
missing too – for example, there's no auto-bracketing (which would be
very useful with that fast burst mode), no control over the dynamic
range other than D-Lighting on/off and no highlight clipping display.
are some annoying operational quirks too, such as the camera's
inability to shoot video in any mode other than movie mode, despite the
presence of a separate movie record button implying that it should.
troubling for many will be the fact that the smallish sensor makes it
harder to create shallow depth of field effects than with almost any
other system camera, except for the Pentax Q.
While the accessory
shoe gives the V1 potential for expansion there is currently only a
small (if brilliantly designed) flashgun and GPS unit available, and as
it's different to the ubiquitous hotshoe mount on most other cameras,
forget using your existing speedlights. The omission of a built in flash
would be more forgiveable if the external SB-N5 flashgun was included
in the box, but having to fork out another £130 for it when you've
already paid over £800 for the camera is a bit of an ask.
The V1's
use of a larger DSLR battery (the same as the one used in the D7000)
may make the camera bigger but at least the battery life is a
respectable 400 or so shots, double that of the J1.
Nikon 1 V1 review – Value
V1 is likeable enough but its £829 price tag is extremely high for a
camera with a small sensor, no flash, and (so far) a very limited range
of additional lenses and accessories – unless you particularly want
those unique features. NA
Images from the V1 are very good
considering the size of its sensor, but not compared with other cameras
of a similar cost, all of which have much bigger sensors. Although
exposure and white balance are generally accurate, and colours vibrant,
the sharpness, noise and dynamic range are bettered by most other
cameras at this price, and they can produce shallower depth of field at
the same field of view and aperture. That said, high quality A3 prints
at ISO 1600 are entirely possible. The lenses are sharp but the 10-30mm
zoom suffers pronounced barrel distortion at 10mm, as does the 30-110mm
at 30mm to a lesser extent. The 10mm f/2.8 pancake is the best of the
trio we tried.
Image quality and verdict
Nikon 1 V1 review – Image quality
Images from the V1 are very good considering the size of its sensor, but not compared with other cameras of a similar cost, all of which have much bigger sensors. Although exposure and white balance are generally accurate, and colours vibrant, the sharpness, noise and dynamic range are bettered by most other cameras at this price, and they can produce shallower depth of field at the same field of view and aperture. That said, high quality A3 prints at ISO 1600 are entirely possible. The lenses are sharp but the 10-30mm zoom suffers pronounced barrel distortion at 10mm, as does the 30-110mm at 30mm to a lesser extent. The 10mm f/2.8 pancake is the best of the trio we tried.
Nikon 1 V1 review – Verdict
The V1 is beautifully made, fun to use, has an
excellent built-in EVF and delivers good quality pictures in most
situations, including fast action. The problem is that it isn't clear
who it's for, and so it falls between two stools. If it's aimed at the
mass market consumer the V1 is way too expensive and, as Olympus found
to their cost, not including a flash is commercial suicide. The V1 does
have some clever modes but they aren't the kind you'd use every day,
while some of the more popular consumer features (e.g. filter effects,
scene modes, panorama modes etc.) are missing.
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the V1 won't appeal to the serious enthusiast, due to its emphasis on
clever gimmicks over user control and the fact that, thanks to the small
sensor, the image quality is not as good as cameras costing half the
price (and which, to add insult to injury, are smaller). This, sadly,
makes the V1 difficult to recommend.


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Police Chief Joe Treviño said the incident took place at a game room at 301 E. Milam St. when a lone gunman walked in shortly after midnight and demanded cash.
The man wore a gray hooded jacket and a red bandana over his face.
What helped police was the fact that the victims were able to describe the getaway vehicle as a light-colored, late-model Ford Explorer driven by a man who apparently was waiting for the robber to leave the building.
Police immediately began searching for the vehicle and eventually found it parked at a home in the 800 block of South Tyler Street.
Officers converged on the home and three suspects were arrested by Police Detective Sgt. Art Gamez and Patrolman Baldo Salazar.
Those arrested were identified as 20-year-old Richard Longoria and 21-year-old Lorenzo Perez. Officers then searched the residence and took 34-year-old Veronica Ann Wade into custody on drug possession charges.
Longoria was charged with aggravated robbery, a first degree felony.
If convicted he could be sentenced to 99 years or life in prison and fined $10,000.
Perez was charged with aggravated robbery, theft of a firearm and unlawful possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
The felon in possession of a firearm charge is a second degree felony, punishable by up to 20 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
Theft of a firearm is a Class A misdemeanor. A conviction on that charge could land Perez in the Bee County Jail for a year and cost him a $4,000 fine.
Wade was charged with possession of a controlled substance, one-to-four grams and possession of a controlled substance, less than 28 grams.
The first charge is a third degree felony. A conviction on that charge could put her in prison for 10 years and cost her a $10,000 fine.
The second charge is a Class A misdemeanor.
Treviño said eight liner operators need to remember that it is illegal for them to pay cash to winners.
Any game room caught awarding cash to winners could end up being raided.
"We're going to continue to enforce the law," the chief said.
Gary Kent is a reporter at the Bee-Picayune and can be reached at 358-2550, ext. 120, or at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Natalie Riquelme joined Lafayette-based The Creative Alliance as a client services manager.
Previously, Riquelme was a learning and development manager at SDL International, an information technology and services company. She also worked as a project manager for the company. Riquelme earned a bachelor's degree in business administration and an International Business Certificate from the University of Colorado-Boulder's Leeds School of Business.
Mimi Goodman was promoted to vice president/trust officer in the wealth-management division of Colorado State Bank and Trust. Responsible for supporting and developing trust relationships in the Boulder area, she is located at the bank's branch at 1505 Pearl St., Suite 105, Boulder.
Nathan Ewert was promoted to president of consumer banking at Adams Bank and Trust. He has more than 18 years of finance and banking experience. He earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and a master's from Loyola University in
Chicago, and graduated with honors from the Colorado Graduate School of Banking program in Boulder. He is board secretary for the Thompson Education Foundation and is a member of the Loveland Sertoma Club. Headquartered in Ogallala, Neb., the bank has 18 offices in Colorado, Nebraska and Kansas.
Jennifer Pinsonneault, Boulder Economic Council director of marketing and communications, is beginning work as the city of Boulder's business liaison, giving the city's economic vitality office greater reach in working with area companies. Pinsonneault's new job is a two-year, fixed-term position for 2014 and 2015 that will support economic vitality coordinator Liz Hanson.
Naturally Boulder, which nurtures startup natural-foods companies and promotes Boulder and the Front Range as the epicenter of the natural-products movement, announced the results of elections for its 2014 officers and board. Bill Capsalis, founder of MarkEnomics LLC, was elected president. Jennifer Margoles, general manager of 34 Degrees, and Blake Waltrip, chief executive of Quinoa Corp., will be co-vice presidents. Rob Goldstein, shareholder at Polsinelli, was elected treasurer. Edmee Knight, sustainability manager for Alfalfa's Markets, and Adriane Little, marketing manager for the Earth Balance division of Boulder Brands, will be secretaries of the board. Elected to the board for two-year terms are: Knight; Joe Beauprez, general manager of Eagle's Wing Natural Bison and president of Phosphene Consulting; Alex Hanifin, head of innovation marketing at Rudi's Organic Bakery; Clif Harald, executive director of the Boulder Economic Council; Jason Vieth, vice president for strategic planning and business development at WhiteWave Foods Co.; Nicole Vilegi-Sandage, sales and marketing manager at Fresca Foods; and Steve Wangler, vice president for sales at SPINS, Re-elected to second two-year terms were: Paul Raab, senior vice president and partner at Linhart Public Relations; and Mike Van Arsdale, regional sales manager at Presence Marketing.
John P. Hayes, University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences dean for Research, was selected as the new dean of the Warner College of Natural Resources at Colorado State University. Hayes, director of the Florida Agricultural Station in Gainesville, will begin his new position at CSU on June 1. He will replace Joyce Berry, who served in the position from 2004 to 2006 and returned to the position in 2009.
Broomfield-based Famous Brands International, the parent company of TCBY Yogurt and Mrs. Fields Cookies, appointed Joyce Hrinya and Joseph Nasr to its board of directors. Hrinya serves as managing partner of A&R Strategy Partners, a marketing firm. Nasr serves as a director at Z Capital Partners LLC, a private-equity firm with approximately $1.5 billion of regulatory assets and committed capital under management.
Thomas Ruprecht, formerly of New Planet Brewing, was hired as chain sales manager for Longmont-based Left Hand Brewing Co.
The city of Boulder hired Joyce Lira as its human resources director effective April 21. Lira was selected from approximately 300 applicants in a national search. She will assist the city's 1,200 union and non-union/management employees. Lira has 30 years of human resource experience and was director of human resources for the city of North Las Vegas, Nev., population 223,491, until April 2013. Lira's annual salary is $148,000.
Carlene Crall was named vice president for human relations at Lafayette-based TRU Community Care, formerly HospiceCare of Boulder and Broomfield Counties. She has more than 30 years of human-resources experience, including more than 20 in the health-care industry. She previously served on the executive teams of health systems along the Front Range, including Memorial Health System in Colorado Springs and, most recently, Cheyenne Regional Hospital in Cheyenne, Wyo. An Ohio native, Crall graduated from Bowling Green State University with a degree in hospital personnel administration.
Juan Rodriguez, a family medicine physician, joined Banner Health and is seeing patients at the Banner Health Clinic at 1300 Main St. in Windsor. He specializes in sports injuries, pediatrics, adult medicine, preventive care and chronic medical conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, COPD and asthma. A graduate of Ohio University's College of Osteopathic Medicine, he completed his internship and residency at the University of Colorado Family Medicine Residency Program at Swedish Medical Center in Englewood.
Paul Ford was hired as vice president for product and marketing at Boulder-based SendGrid Inc., a developer of a cloud-based e-mail delivery infrastructure. Ford will lead global marketing efforts, overall product strategy and new product creation. He has two decades of technology sector experience, with an emphasis on infrastructure-as-a service and software-as-a-service organizations. He most recently served in senior marketing and business development capacities at Softlayer Technologies, an IBM company.
Brian Campbell, a financial adviser with Northwestern Mutual Insurance Co. in Fort Collins, was appointed as a field director in the Northern Colorado/Southern Wyoming area. He has worked with Northwestern Mutual since 2006, first as an intern while attending Colorado State University and later as a full-time financial adviser and a college unit director. An Arvada native, he received a bachelor's degree from Colorado State University in 2007.
Doug Thoutt was named senior vice president for corporate strategy and development at Affiniti LLC in Broomfield, a broadband services provider that serves underserved communities.
Sharon Caulfield, an attorney with Caplan and Earnest LLC in Boulder, was named to the board of the Colorado Chapter of the American Association of Healthcare Administrative Management. She has practiced health-care law for more than 30 years. She also has a background in employment law, including health-plan design for public employers, and health-plan denial appeals. She has been selected annually since 2007 to the Best Lawyers in America list, and has been named a Colorado health care Super Lawyer multiple times.
Jessica Groom joined Fort Collins-based Coan, Payton and Payne, LLC, working as a paralegal with Peter Scott and Michelle AmRhein as part of the firm's estate-planning team. She has worked as a legal assistant and paralegal in Fort Collins since 2004.
Kenneth Amundson joined Boulder-based BizWest Media LLC as vice president for operations. He will oversee internal operations for the company, which publishes business journals, magazines and directories in Colorado and Wyoming. He will divide his time between BizWest Media's offices in Boulder and Fort Collins. Amundson served as managing editor of the Loveland Reporter-Herald from 1987 to 1998, when he was named assistant to the publisher at Longmont-based Lehman Communications Corp. He was named general manager of the Longmont Times-Call in 2006. In 2007, he became editor and general manager of the Loveland Reporter-Herald, a position he retained until May 2011, shortly after Lehman Communications was purchased by Prairie Mountain Publishing Co. He spent the past two years overseeing publishing operations for Ballantine Communications Corp., a Durango-based operator of newspapers, telephone directories and digital services in southwest Colorado and New Mexico. Amundson and his wife, JoEllen, also own a Curves health and fitness facility in Loveland.
Broker associate/partners Natalie Davis, Cindy Kutin, Kathy Beck, Chris Doyle and Chad Brent of The Group Inc. Real Estate, which has offices in Fort Collins and Loveland, have received awards or certifications. Davis was awarded the Seniors Real Estate Specialist designation by the National Association of Realtors after completion of a comprehensive course in understanding the needs, considerations, and goals of real estate buyers and sellers aged 55 and older. Kutin earned a Quality Service Certification as measured by Leading Research Corp., based on independently validated customer satisfaction survey results. Beck, Doyle and Brent earned a Quality Service Certified Platinum designation for earning 100 percent client service satisfaction rating in 2013.
Re/Max Alliance added five broker associates across its Northern Colorado office locations. Louise Creager, Jessa Unkrich, Mike Engel and Jane Spencer joined the South Fort Collins office. Creager specializes in mountain and rural properties. Unkrich recently moved back to the area after having previously lived in Colorado for 15 years. Engel recently graduated from Colorado State University with a bachelor's degree in business administration, with concentrations in marketing and real estate, and joins the Daniels Group team. Spencer, who obtained her license earlier this year, has lived on the Front Range for 15 years. La Junta native John Lowe, new to the Greeley office, obtained his real estate license in 2005.
Ralph Matt Will joined Cassidy Turley's Fort Collins office as a broker associate. He has 10 years of experience as a licensed real estate broker serving the Northern Colorado area. His in-depth expertise of current market conditions and expansive professional network position him to serve the bourgeoning Northern Colorado market. He previously was president and managing broker at North American Real Estate Brokerage.
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When Kate Evans was freelancing, she says trying to sort through health-insurance choices was a nightmare.
Kate Evans "The options weren't really straightforward, and it was very confusing as to what you really got.
Pages of information that just didn't make sense." Consumer Reports analyzed 984 private, Medicare, and Medicaid
health-insurance plans ranked by the National Committee for Quality Assurance, or N-C-Q-A, a nonprofit accreditation
organization. Nancy Metcalf Consumer Reports "The rankings take a number of factors into consideration, including customer satisfaction and how good a job the plan does on treatment and prevention." Hospital hallway On the plus side - the quality of care has improved. But Consumer Reports says there are troubling trends as well. Nancy Metcalf
"There are treatments and tests that have been shown not to be helpful, yet research shows many are still being overused. That's not only a waste of money, but you could end up getting treatments that are unnecessary, and sometimes even dangerous." Turns out the providers of the top ten private plans are all nonprofits. Nancy Metcalf
"That means they don't have to worry about turning a profit for investors, they only about pleasing their customers."
In the rankings, big name for-profit companies - UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and Humana - had more private plans at the bottom than at the top. When it comes to shopping for insurance, a new form will make the process much easier.
Nancy Metcalf "For the first time, every plan will have a form that looks exactly the same, which will make it much
easier to compare them side by side." So people will have a much easier time comparing different policies.
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To check your breast flange fit, watch your nipple during pumping. Use the pictures below as a guide.
Breast flange fit can change with birth, breastfeeding and pumping. The breast flange that fits you well when you started pumping may need to change. For this reason, it makes sense from time to time to recheck your breast flange fit.
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Grandparents, grandkids share college experience
Posted on June 26, 2014
A three-day summer camp for grandparents and their grandchildren wrapped up Thursday afternoon following several full days of activities and fun.
The G3 camp provided a chance for children ages 8-12 to share a college experience with their grandparents at the university. Participants spent three days and two nights on Grand Valley's Allendale Campus, sleeping in the living center apartments and eating in the dining halls along with college students and others on campus.
Campers took part in activities including art, history, science, mathematics, engineering, technology and law enforcement, among others. Class sessions were taught by Grand Valley faculty and held during the day in the campus academic buildings. Participants also conducted experiments aboard the W.G. Jackson Research Vessel in Muskegon.
Other activities were available including swimming, biking, volleyball, and scaling the wall at the climbing center.
The camp will be sponsored by United Bank when it takes place in 2015.
G3 is sponsored by the Regional Math and Science Center and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.


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Naomi Watts Is Beautiful In A Backless Black Dress At 'The Impossible' Premiere
Naomi Watts attended "The Impossible" U.K. premiere in London, England, on Monday night, and she looked incredible in a black Tom Ford dress that showed some skin in the back. The knee-length gown also had giant draping sleeves.
The film is set during the 2004 Thailand tsunami and is inspired by actual events. It centers on Henry (Ewan McGregor), his wife Maria (Naomi Watts), and their three sons as they face one of the worst natural disasters in modern history. "The Impossible" hits theaters on Dec. 21.
Watts also stars in the upcoming film "Diana" about Diana, Princess of Wales and her romantic relationship with Dr. Hasnat Khan. It opens in theaters next year.
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stapel_eliz wrote:MathDrudge wrote:What is the second term? a mixed number made up by variables? or is it v * (v-1)/4? or is it either?
There are still no mixed numbers in this equation. To learn what "terms" are, please try this lesson.
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Eastern New Mexico University athletic director Jeff Geiser announced recipients of the Bench Club Member of the Year, Zia/Hound, and Corporate Partner of the Year awards.
Steve Harmon was selected as the Bench Club Member of the Year, while Patrice Caldwell was chosen as for the Zia/Hound Award. Plateau Wireless was named as the Corporate Sponsor of the Year. All three will be recognized at the Hall of Honors banquet, to be held Aug. 28 prior to the Greyhound football season opener against Southern Nazarene.


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Ohio Northern pharmacy alumni recognized at OPA conference
Alumni from Ohio Northern University's Raabe College of Pharmacy received two awards and several appointments during the 135th Ohio Pharmacists Association (OPA) Annual Conference and Trade Show in Columbus, Ohio, from April 12-14.
Paul White, a 1966 ONU graduate, received the 2013 Pharmacist Public Relations Award, which is presented annually to honor a pharmacist for continuous service to the community in educating the public on pharmacy-related issues and safe medicine use. White is the owner of the Medicine Center Pharmacies in the Canton, Ohio, area. White is committed to patient care and educating the public about the vital role pharmacists play in keeping them healthy. He hosts an hour-long, health-related talk show on a local radio station during which he welcomes health care professionals from different specialties as guest speakers. The public is invited to submit questions in advance, or call in and talk with these professionals about their area of expertise.
Cathy Kuhn, a 2006 ONU graduate from Dublin, Ohio, received the 2013 Distinguished Young Pharmacist Award. Additionally, Kuhn was installed as executive committee member-at-large. Sponsored by Pharmacists Mutual Insurance Company, the Distinguished Young Pharmacist Award recognizes a pharmacist who has graduated in the last 10 years and has made significant contributions to the profession of pharmacy. Kuhn currently serves on the American Pharmacists Association's (APhA) Editorial Advisory Board of the Pharmacy Today publication, and she is a new practitioner officer for APhA's Academy of Pharmacy Practice and Management, for which she is a member of the Education Committee. In 2011, she was awarded the APhA Distinguished New Practitioner Award. As an assistant professor at the South Carolina College of Pharmacy, she implemented a community pharmacy residency program and a medication therapy management (MTM) elective course. Kuhn is the MTM coordinator for the Kroger Patient Care Center, Columbus Division.
Jeff Bartone, a 2008 ONU graduate from Oakwood, Ohio, was installed as OPA vice president. Bartone practices at Hock's Pharmacy in Tipp City, Ohio. He also has practiced at Walgreens Pharmacy in Dayton and Hock's Pharmacy in Vandalia, Ohio. An OPA member since 2007, Bartone has been an active member of the OPA Independent Special Interest Group for several years and has shown a keen interest in issues impacting independent pharmacy practice. He also has volunteered on the OPA Finance Committee, Long Range Plan Committee, and Member Services & Development Committee. As a member of the OPA Executive Committee the last two years, Bartone worked to increase membership and increase communication between the board and the membership.
Craig Kimble, a 1998 ONU graduate, was installed as a trustee representing District 7 in southeast Ohio. Kimble is corporate director of pharmacy for Fruth Corporation, overseeing the pharmacy operations of 25 stores in southern Ohio and West Virginia. Kimble has been an active member of professional pharmacy organizations, including various committees of OPA.
Kevin Fuschetto, a 2007 ONU graduate from Canfield, Ohio, was installed as a trustee representing District 14. Fuschetto is clinical pharmacist for Giant Eagle Pharmacy in Salem, Ohio, coordinating medication therapy management services for patients. He is a member of OPA's Disease State Management Task Force. In 2011, Fuschetto received OPA's Upsher-Smith Innovative Pharmacy Practice Award.
Ben Holter, a 2008 ONU graduate from Athens, Ohio, was installed as a trustee representing District 8. Holter is the pharmacy manager/pharmacist in charge at The Drugstore at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens.
Established in 1879, OPA represents more than 4,000 pharmacists, pharmacy educators and pharmacy students throughout the state. OPA's mission is to unite the profession of pharmacy and encourage interprofessional relations while promoting public health through education, discussion and legislation.


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As protests continued, President Mohammed Morsi rescinded a controversial decree he issued weeks ago, assuming control of the judiciary. NBC's Ayman Mohyeldin reports.
CAIRO -- Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi on Saturday issued a decree annulling the most controversial parts of earlier orders that granted him sweeping powers, including the ability to make laws and decisions not subject to judicial reviews.
The earlier orders had led to three weeks of violent clashes between Morsi supporters and the political opposition.
The president no longer has absolute powers, but his government's draft constitution will not be changed before a referendum set for Dec. 15, NBC's Ayman Mohyeldin reported from Cairo.
The new declaration still calls for the referendum to go ahead as scheduled, but the new referendum will not be a simple "yes" or "no."
If the draft constitution is rejected, Morsi said he will ask the public to directly vote for a new 100-member constituent assembly to write a new constitution. The existing 100-member assembly was appointed by the dissolved parliament.
The announcement that Morsi had scrapped his Nov. 22 decree followed hours of talks on Saturday at his presidential palace, billed as a "national dialogue" but which was boycotted by his main opponents and had little credibility among protesters.
One opposition group dismissed Morsi's efforts at appeasement as the "continuation of deception."
His opponents have demanded that Morsi scrap the vote on the constitution, which was fast-tracked through an assembly led by the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamists. Liberals and others had walked out, saying their voices were not being heard.
The spokesman for the main opposition coalition, the National Salvation Front, which stayed away from Saturday's talks, said his group would meet Sunday to discuss a response to Mursi's initiative to cancel his old decree.
But Hussein Abdel Ghani added: "My first personal impression is that it is a limited and insufficient step. We repeatedly said that among our top demands is for the referendum to be delayed."
PhotoBlog: Despite Morsi concessions, protests continue
Earlier Saturday, Egypt's military warned of "disastrous consequences" if the crisis that sent tens of thousands of protesters back into the streets was not resolved, signaling the army's return to an increasingly polarized and violent political scene.
The military said serious dialogue is the "best and only" way to overcome the nation's deepening conflict.
"Anything other than that (dialogue) will force us into a dark tunnel with disastrous consequences; something which we won't allow," said the statement, read by an unnamed military official on state television.
NBC's Ayman Mohyeldin and journalist Mona Eltahawy discuss developments around Egypt's crisis.
Egypt's once all-powerful military, which temporarily took over governing the country after the revolution that ousted autocratic leader Hosni Mubarak, has largely been sidelined since handing over power to Morsi weeks after his election.
But it has begun asserting itself again, with soldiers sealing off the presidential palace with tanks and barbed wire, as rival protests and street battles between Morsi's supporters and his opponents turned increasingly violent.
The statement said the military "realizes its national responsibility in protecting the nation's higher interests" and state institutions.
At least six civilians have been killed and several offices of the president's Muslim Brotherhood set on fire since the crisis began on Nov. 22. The two sides also have staged a number of sit-ins around state institutions, including the presidential palace where some of the most violent clashes occurred.
Images of the military's elite Republican Guards unit surrounding the area around the palace showed one of the most high-profile troop deployment since the army handed over power to Morsi on June 30.
Egypt's president Mohamed Morsi is feeling the pressure ever since his decree granting him nearly absolute powers. NBC's Brian Williams reports.
Tensions have escalated since Morsi issued new decrees granting himself and an Islamist-dominated constitutional assembly immunity from oversight by the judiciary. The president's allies then rushed through a constitution and he announced a Dec. 15 nationwide referendum on the charter.
The president has insisted his decrees were meant to protect the country's transition to democracy from former regime figures trying to derail it.
The political turmoil has exposed deep rifts in the nation of 83 million between Islamists, who were suppressed for decades, and their rivals, who fear religious conservatives want to squeeze out other voices and restrict social freedoms. Many Egyptian just crave stability and economic recovery.
This article includes reporting by Reuters and The Associated Press.
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The Beveridge Report
- Theme: Freedom from want
What were the roots of the welfare state?
For many centuries there was little or no safety net against poverty and illness. There was certainly no right to it. The industrial age saw extensive poverty amongst a rapidly expanding urban population. As moral and political pressure for reform built across society, the government's role in providing a safety net gradually increased.
In 1941, William Beveridge, one of Britain's leading economists, was asked by Winston Churchill's government to look at the problem of building a post-war Britain. Beveridge had also been asked to consider how the various social security schemes could be harmonised. Beveridge had been the Director of Labour Exchanges in 1909 and had advised Lloyd George on pensions and national insurance.
He brought all these threads together in this Report. "Social Insurance and Allied Services", published in December 1942, was based on two simple, overriding principles: universality and comprehensiveness. In other words the scheme applied to everybody, with no 'means test', and just one payment covered all the benefits.
What did the report cover?
The report tackled the five threats to society: want, ignorance, disease, squalor and idleness. Churchill's coalition government took the opportunity to tackle "ignorance" first with the 1944 Education Act. This raised the school-leaving age to 16, and established the system of primary, secondary and further education. It also helped make university entrance easier to new students with government subsidies.
Churchill's brief 1945 caretaker government sneaked in the Family Allowance Act, which provided a weekly payment for all children after the first. Labour then swept to power on their promise of a 'cradle to grave' welfare state. The main implementations were carried out by the Labour government under Clement Attlee with the National Insurance and National Health Service Acts of 1946. The first provided workers with unemployment, sickness, maternity and widows' benefits and old-age pensions. It was funded by compulsory contributions of 4/11d a week (almost half a day's wages for a skilled craftsman, or about five pints of beer). It applied to all people in work, except married women, and there were extra contributions from employers and the state.
The second Act, seen through by the Minister of Health Aneurin Bevan, introduced a national health service free to all, including dental and ophthalmic services. This was seen through Parliament despite opposition from the British Medical Association, who did not want doctors to become "salaried servants of the state". A compromise was reached and the scheme came into operation in July 1948.
What was public reaction to the National Health Service?
In some ways it was too popular. The public took full advantage of the free services, and the cost of delivery rose. The government proposed prescription charges in 1951, along with dental and ophthalmic charges. Incensed, Bevan resigned.
The Labour Party lost the next election before charges were introduced and it was the Conservatives who brought in the charge at 1 shilling (5p) per prescription. Charges were abolished by Labour in 1965 but were reintroduced in 1968. By 2008 the charge was £7.10 per item in England.
In Scotland it was reduced to £5 to be phased out by 2011. In Wales the charge was abolished in 2007.
The 1948 National Assistance Act looked to provide support for those unable to help themselves, chiefly the elderly, the critically ill or disabled and the homeless. It did away once and for all with Poor Law relief.
Finally, the 1948 Children's Act looked not only to child protection but the nurturing and development of each child's character and abilities. There had been several driving forces for the Act, such as the fear that not all wartime evacuated children would have a home or family to return to.
Was Beveridge's report an incentive not to work?
No. Often overlooked in Beveridge's report was that he favoured a level of benefit set at subsistence level only, as he did not want to take away individual initiative. "Management of one's income is an essential element of a citizen's freedom," he wrote. But he also regarded social welfare as an individual's right. He summarised his scheme by saying: It is, first and foremost, a plan of insurance - of giving in return for contributions benefits up to subsistence level, as of right and without means test, so that individuals may build freely upon it.
Beveridge wanted to ensure people had the basics of life as of right. It was a reminder of John Locke's three inalienable rights, first stated 300 years before.
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TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) — Libya's parliament chief ordered Islamist-led militias to deploy in the capital Tripoli on Monday, trying to impose control after forces loyal to a renegade general stormed the legislature's building, in a move that raises the potential for a showdown between rival militias.
The revolt by Gen. Khalifa Hifter threatens to detonate the volatile divisions plaguing Libya since the 2011 ouster and killing of longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
For the past three years, multiple militias have run rampant in the North African nation — some with al-Qaida-style extremist ideologies. The central government has almost no authority and the military and police remain shattered since the civil war that ousted Gadhafi.
Militias also wield heavy influence over the political scene. Some support Islamist political parties, which hold the majority in parliament, while others back the Islamists' political opponents. For months the two sides have been in a tenuous balance of fear, with each wary of any overt move against the other.
Hifter could throw off that balance. He launched his uprising last week, presenting himself as a nationalist aiming to restore order to the country. He has vowed to crush the Islamists, whom he accuses of seizing control of the country and opening the door to al-Qaida-inspired extremists. Hifter was once a general in Gadhafi's military, but turned against him in the 1980s and lived in the United States for years before returning to join the 2011 revolt against Gadhafi.
The general appears to be harness widespread public frustration with the government's impotence and with Islamists' power. Opponents, in turn, accuse him of seeking to grab power.
On Sunday, militias backing Hifter stormed parliament and ransacked the building before withdrawing to the southern part of the capital, where they clashed with rivals in fighting that reportedly killed two and wounded 50. Hifter's camp declared the suspension of the legislature and the handover of its powers to a 60-member body recently elected to write the constitution.
In response, parliament chief Nouri Abu Sahmein — an Islamist-leaning politician — on Monday ordered a powerful umbrella group of mainly Islamist militias known as "Libya's Central Shield" to mobilize and defend the city against Hifter's forces.
Abu Sahmein said in the order that the mobilization was to counter "the attempt to wreck the path of democracy and take power."
The conflict threatens to polarize Libya's militias into pro-Hifter and pro-Islamist camps and pit the two sides against each other. Already some among the hundreds of militias around the country were starting to line up.
One of Libya's many al-Qaida-inspired extremist groups on Monday vowed to fight Hifter's forces.
"You have entered a battle you will lose," a masked militant, identifying himself as Abu Musab al-Arabi, said in a video posted on militant websites by the Lions of Monotheism.
On the other side, a militia group known the Special Forces, led by a prominent commander, Wanis Abu Khamada, called on people to rise up and hold street protests against Islamic extremists, though it stopped short of announcing a full alliance with Hifter.
"We will not hand the nation to a bunch of criminals, takfiris and deviants from the faith," the group said on its website. Takfiri is an Arabic term referring to Islamic extremists.
The western mountain town Nalout showed how the conflict could divide communities. A militia group in the town called the Military Council announced its support for parliament. But an army unit in the town announced its backing for Hifter.
Hifter appears to have the support of one of the country's most powerful militias, that of the western Zintan region. The two largest militias in Tripoli — the al-Qaaqaa and Sawaaq, both of which are commanded by figured from Zintan — are behind him.
Hifter also draws strong backing in the eastern part of the country, including his home city of Bengazhi, Libya's second largest city, where anger at Islamic extremists is high after months of near daily killings of military and police officials, judges, activists and clerics by suspected extremists.
On Friday, Hifter loyalists battled Islamist militias in Benghazi in fighting that reportedly killed 70 people.
The Islamist parties, in turn, are backed by another of the country's most powerful militias — the militia based in the western city of Misrata, the country's third largest city.
Mohammed al-Fitori, a political analyst based in Misrata who is close to the city's militias, denounced Hifter, accusing him of trying to destroy the nascent democracy Libya has struggled to create since the "revolution" that ousted Gadhafi.
"We are against the military rule and against terrorism. We are the revolution," he said.
In Benghazi, a lawyer prominent in the city said there is general public backing there for Hifter because he is seen as a figure who "can rescue them from terrorism." But the lawyer said he personally worries that after defeating Islamists, Hifter would become a new dictator.
"I don't want a new Gadhafi," he said, speaking on condition of anonymity for security reasons.
Hifter's declaration of parliament's suspension was largely ignored, and his forces pulled out late Sunday. For hours afterward, fighting took place around the road to the Tripoli's airport and its southern outskirts. By Monday morning, the gunfire died down and a tentative calm returned to the city.
On Tuesday, parliament is due to hold a session to give a vote of confidence in a new Cabinet, according to lawmaker Mohammed al-Samoud. That could pose a new test whether Hifter will try to enforce his declaration and prevent the session. Islamists succeeded in removing the Western-backed prime minister earlier this year and installed a replacement, prompting some opponents to quit parliament.
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Bloodoline managed to provide rather interesting DsO-esque BM. Moreover, Karras's song which can be further splitted into 4 or 5 mini songs is like cachier version on MoRT is some point, which should not be surprising since this band is a side project of BaN according to last.fm. Blut aus Nord's side is also very interesting and probably the best here but unfortunately, these song are not new and they had been featured on Reverence / Blut Aus Nord - Decorporation... [Split]. Finally, reverence's tracks are oksih and have a lot of potential but they sound rather undeveloped. The band really fails at psychedelic attempt at the end of Sextasysm
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People matter moreNovember 16,2012
People matter more
April 2012 I got a call from my father. With over $100,000 of student debt already, he told me he could no longer afford my education.
I would not be able to start my senior year at UVM in September. I reassured him that we would make things work; I knew this hurt him as a parent almost as much as it hurt me. Not being able to continue my own education, in September I began as a full time early educator. Education is one of the most fundamental services that Vermont provides, and now I was involved in the shortcomings of the system both in higher and early education. With my job not providing me the hours I needed, and making only $9.50 an hour in such a vital occupation, I then had to make a hard decision. I needed to go on benefits.
Even with my benefits I still had to take on a second job to afford the high costs of living in Burlington, and with the colder months coming I fear increasing costs. My story is not unique. I know countless people who have had to leave school and work multiple jobs just to survive in Burlington. Our community struggles are united in the need for our government to fulfill our human rights. Too many Vermonters struggle daily in the fight for a quality education, proper food security, and decent jobs. I know we can do better. We need to put people first.
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I had severe oversupply and subsequent mastitis when Ada Grace was 3 weeks old. I started block feeding using 3 hour blocks, and the oversupply had subsided. Here's the problem and I'm wondering how to handle this one.
I returned to work 1 week ago. I have been pumping 3x/day at work to have enough milk for her to have the next day at the sitter's house. Last weekend, I pumped on Saturday morning and after returning from a test 6 hours later because I couldn't pump while I was gone and I was miserably overfull, even after nursing her. I didn't pump the rest of the day Saturday or at all on Sunday. Then, I woke up Monday morning feeling like I had mastitis again due to being so overfull. I'm afraid that my pumping at work on both sides is reversing everything that the block feeding accomplished. So the dilemma is, how do I pump enough at work to have milk for Ada Grace the following day w/o sending the message to my body that I need that much milk every day? Is that possible? Am I going to have to pump on the weekends during the day after I nurse her to avoid recurrent bouts of mastitis? I don't want to spend my whole weekend pumping and washing pump parts, but I will if I have to.
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I wanted to know more about Dark Star too, though there's always the chance he'll pop back up later on.
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Halcyon days
October 27, 2011 —
SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — High school sports create many lifelong memories. This past week authored the latest series of salient memories for a number of area individual athletes and the teams they represent. Cross-country runners entered the spotlight at the Division IV and V championships held in Liberty and Eldred respectively.
At Liberty, Sullivan West's Dani Myers (19:36) won her third consecutive Division IV title, leading the Lady Westies to their seventh division title, taking advantage of Tri-Valley's relocation to Division V. The Lady Bulldogs narrowly edged out James I. O'Neill 26-29. (In cross-country, the team with the lowest combined score from its first five runners is the victor.) Eighth grade phenom Courtney Meyerer (19:48) finished second, just a week after leading her fellow harriers to a team win at the 12th Annual Ben Boice Invitational in Millbrook against a daunting field of schools including Onteora, FDR, Spackenkill, Red Hook, Highland, Marlboro and others. Kelsey Dutton (20:03) took fourth in the division race, and with Corinne Van Wagner (21:38) and Rosa Martinez (21:55) finishing ahead of O'Neill's fifth runner, the title was secured.
In the boys race, O'Neill sophomore Zach Snel (16:33) outdistanced Sullivan West's Reed Scott to help the Raiders to the team title. Scott's meteoric rise continued. In 2009, he was ninth in 18:44. Last year, he finished fourth in 17:22, a prelim to this year's second place in 16:40. Scott is looking to secure a place in the state meet this year for the first time. Myers and Dutton are state meet veterans. Myers won a medal last year as she finished 20th.
Coming up this week is the OCIAA league meet at Bear Mountain, a tune up for the sectionals on November 4, which serves as a state qualifier. Tri-Valley took its winning ways to the Division V circuit, as the boys and girls won again as they had in Division IV. This was the T-V girls' 12th straight division championship. They were led by Autumn Bender's first-place finish in 22:31 on the 3.1-mile course. Eldred's Christine Donnelly (23:21) was second. T-V's Olivia Rehm (23:48) was third and Danielle Graham (24:11) was fifth. T-V outscored Eldred 22-43.
In the boys race, it was Eldred's Hunter Proscia (18:32) in first, with T-V's Jim Bernstein (18:37) and Omar Lopez (19:01) in second and third. Eldred's Alex Campanella (19:31) was fourth. The quartet of fine runners looks to return to states. This year's meet will be held at Vernon-Verona Sherill Central School on November 12. Eldred runs in Class D and Tri-Valley competes in Class C.
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