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text: Ok so today was my first day back at work. I am here from 9am-6pm! SO SAD! DD (6 months old today) is still nursing, she is also on solids. BM and then 2 hours later solids. She has done way better than expected today, but my sister in law tried to give her BM in a bottle and she wouldn't take it, then she tried to give her BM in a sippy cup and she took a couple of sips and spit it out. She just tried to give her solids and she is pushing the food away and starting to fuss. What should I tell her to do. My daughter nursed at 6am and then had cereal at 8am...she really hasn't ate since then. It's been almost 6 hours and I'm starting to FREAK OUT!!! Someone please tell me what to do!!! Thanks so much!

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My son (age 1) has suddenly decided to stop taking a bottle from his caregiver while I am at work during the day. We've always put him down awake, and he's been fine not having that bottle before his morning nap, but he's been having a really hard time with the afternoon nap and now sometimes spends the whole nap time standing in his crib saying "ma ma ma, ma ma ma" in this very pitiful voice.
I'm comfortable with where we are in terms of weaning (he nurses in the morning and before bed at night) but this makes me soooo sad to hear. The bottle thing is obviously his choice (we've tried everything and he just screams now when he sees it), but how long will it take to adjust? And, how long should I wait before trying to drop one of the other BF sessions? I would like to TTC again but have not seen AF since I conceived DS and for a number of reasons am pretty sure I'm not going to be able to conceive without weaning fully.


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Everyone needs a support system, especially when we've lost a loved one, to help us as we move through our grief journey. While family and friends are extremely important in the grieving process, sometimes they haven't experienced what we're going through and can't help us in the coping process.
It has become evident that many communities in San Patricio County have been experiencing a lot of deaths lately. Because of these unfortunate events, Jason Lewis, with Methodist Healthcare Ministries, has teamed up with First United Methodist Church, in Sinton, to start a grief support group.
Lewis, a Professional Counselor and Marriage and Family Therapist, has been working to counsel people through tough times for approximately five years. He currently works with Methodist Healthcare Ministries, a company that invest part of their profits into assisting local communities, such as San Patricio County, to provide services to people who can't afford them.
Sinton is one of the six sites Lewis visits for church-based services. In addition to starting up the grief support group in Sinton, he is, tentatively, looking into developing a support group in Portland, depending on the demand.
The grief support group is planned to begin their sessions on Thursday, Sept. 25, and every Thursday after that, from 5-6:30 p.m. If anyone is interested in being a part of this support group, call Jason Lewis at 361-652-3573. This will be a closed group, and all participants will need to call to enroll.
The first session is always free, according to Lewis. After which, information will be gathered about the person's finances to determine an ability to pay for the services. "About 80 percent don't pay; other will pay between $5 and $10 per session," Lewis said. "It depends on their financial status, but no on has ever been denied services due to an inability to pay."
Though many people have the idea that if you go to therapy people will judge you, Lewis wants to emphasize that once these reserved people talk to a counselor they realize that the same feelings and emotions they are encountering are happening to others as well. "This is all a part of the grieving process and there is nothing that a person seeking these services should feel ashamed about," Lewis said.
In a culture that often avoids talking about loss, support groups give you the opportunity to share your story openly and guilt-free. You also have the opportunity to hear the stories of others and talk about coping day-to-day, as well as on the most difficult days of our grief journeys.
If you are looking for a support system in your grief journey, you should consider support groups. You will likely find the following things there:
• Emotional and physical support in a safe and non-judgmental environment.
• Support and understanding from others who have experienced a similar loss.
• The opportunity to begin the healing process through sharing your own story and hearing the stories of others.
• Coping skills to help you through the most difficult days of your grief journey.
• Hope through companionship with people who "get it" and understand first-hand what you're going through. The opportunity to discover new traditions and ideas to keep loved ones present in your hearts and in your memories.
• Increased understanding of how children and other family members react to loss.
• Permission to grieve and permission to live a happy productive life.
With what seems to be an occurrence of death every week, this grief support group couldn't come to San Patricio County at a better time. Grief support groups can offer companionship and understanding from others who have experienced a similar loss and are experiencing the challenges brought on by grief. "I just want to impact the community in a positive way," Lewis stated.


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Largest PIK of the year raises spectre of market froth
Guy Hands' Terra Firma has successfully priced the year's largest issue of payment-in-kind notes, a product previously considered to be one of the most controversial instruments in the pre-crisis years, as part of its acquisition of a portfolio of rented properties.
The UK buyout firm yesterday priced £550m of PIK notes to finance its acquisition of Annington Homes, which is one of the largest private owners of UK residential property, from Nomura.
Strong trading performance of the PIK notes yesterday and today indicate the strong level of demand: when the deal went free to trade its price went up to 102.5 on the bid side, meaning investors were willing to pay more than the initial price to get hold of the bonds.
Payment-in-kind bonds are securities that pay investors in the form of new debt rather than via cash coupons, which means the cost of repayment grows over the life of a transaction. They gained notoriety after the financial crisis as many private equity-backed companies found themselves overloaded with debt and became unable to meet their obligations.
The 10-year bond is also the largest PIK issue to be denominated in either euros or sterling and also the largest CCC-rated issue in either currency since 2007.
But while the pricing of a large PIK has been cited as evidence of a "frothy" market, at a time when investors have been hungry for yield that they're prepared to accept increasingly risky products, one of the bankers behind the transaction told Financial News that the Annington deal is unique.
Michael Moravec, head of European high yield syndicate and co-head of European leveraged finance at Barclays, the only bank on the deal, said that it offered protection not seen on previous transactions of this type. He said Annington "benefits from a long-term 184-year lease with the Ministry of Defence."
Annington Homes had purchased the Ministry of Defence's housing stock in 1996 with much of it leased back to the Ministry.
Moravec added: "The structure is unique for high-yield in that the bond embeds asset-backed securitisation technology in the form of a 'cash sweep provision', which ensures that when money is available it is specifically pledged to the benefit of PIK noteholders, once certain tranches of the £2.3bn securitisation element of the financing have been repaid."
The deal was sold overwhelmingly to UK investors with a strong understanding of structured finance and specifically the UK real estate market.
"The important thing for us was that we were able to identify investors who really understood the complexities embedded in ABS debt," Moravec added. "We combined many areas of the firm on this deal, drawing on our expertise in structured finance, high yield and real estate."
The execution of the transaction was run differently to previous high-yield deals because of its unusual structured nature. Potential investors were offered two-hour, detailed briefings on both the structure and the credit profile of the issuer, which Moravec said was a "much deeper education" than that usually provided in the marketing period of a transaction.
"The deal was anchored by sophisticated UK investors with an understanding of structured finance but when we commenced broader marketing, more traditional high-yield and hedge fund managers immediately understood and were attracted by the robust structure and strong credit fundamentals," he said.
He sees the deal as unique, given the nature of the issuer with an effective government guarantee on the rental income of the properties leased to the MoD, but believes PIK issuance will continue, especially in the US.


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Angry Birds is certainly getting around, and come 2016, this colorful flock will end up on the big screen. Yes, you read that properly: an Angry Birds movie is on the way. The announcement comes just in time for the series' third anniversary.
The CG movie is expected to arrive the summer of 2016, and is being backed by some pretty big names. Producing the upcoming animated flick are John Cohen, producer of Despicable Me, with Marvel Studios' former chairman David Maisel acting as executive producer. Maisel also happens to be the executive producer of Iron Man, so we're talking about some pretty respectable people here.
Rovio will be retaining full creative control over the film project, however, namely by producing and financing the whole thing "outside the studio system."


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Optimus Tower Quartz Heaters are portable electric tower heaters that are about 10 inches wide, 25 inches tall and 9 inches deep. The heaters have a white metal casing with a white plastic top, a wire cage protecting the heating elements and vent slits at the bottom. The front section of the top has the brand name Optimus, a power light, a caution light and two dials. One dial turns the heater on or off and selects the power of either 750 watts or 1500 watts. The other control knob selects the heat range between high and low. The rear section of the top has fire, high temperature and shock warnings and diagrams of the heater being used in 750 watt mode and 1500 watt mode. Model number "H-5232" is on a silver sticker on the bottom of the heater below the words "Optimus" and "Quartz Heater."
Family Dollar Stores has received 10 reports of overheating, including some reports of temperature knobs melting. The firm has not received reports of injury, fire or property damage.
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Barre's City Place needs paperwork changes
BARRE Two key documents needed to advance a private developers plans for City Place have yet to be approved and will be modified by Mayor Thomas Lauzon and circulated to the City Council by Friday.
Acting out of what he characterized as an abundance of caution, Lauzon urged the council not to authorize City Manager Steve Mackenzie to execute the documents, which involve the citys unexpected role in a complex series of land transactions later this month. Those transactions will pave the way for a massive downtown redevelopment project that will be built directly across North Main Street from Depot Square.
This week Lauzon said he believed two of the draft documents presented to the council for its consideration need work and he wasnt prepared to authorize Mackenzie to sign either of them.
Im not there yet, he said Tuesday night.
According to Lauzon, neither document both of which involve the citys plan to purchase and temporarily hold a commercial property on Merchant Street that is vital to the City Place project is in its final and appropriate form. He argued the council should have an opportunity to thoroughly review the final documents before authorizing Mackenzie to sign them.
Mackenzie wondered whether that was necessary. He said Lauzon has and will continue to play an active role in drafting the documents and worried that any last-minute wordsmithing by the council could be problematic given uncertainty about the timing of a closing date. The closing, he said, has slid once, is tentatively scheduled for Nov. 28, but could happen sooner.
Lauzon said he wasnt proposing a potentially deal-breaking delay and vowed the council would move swiftly warning an emergency meeting on four hours notice if need be to accommodate all of the parties involved in a $1.3 million transaction that will require three cross-collateralized properties to change hands simultaneously.
Were not going to hold anyone up, he said.
Though the seller CDW Properties LLC is the same, the three buyers are all different, and the fact that the city will be one of them requires an extra level of vigilance on the part of the council, Lauzon said.
This is one of the most important things we will do, he told councilors. Its one of the most important things I will do as mayor, and if that means I will have to dedicate six hours in the middle of my day to reviewing a purchase and sales agreement so that I can say: I have reviewed it thoroughly, then I think you all accept thats what you have to do.
Lauzon said he had yet-to-be-addressed concerns about a proposed purchase and sales agreement between the city and developer DEW Properties LLC, involving the Merchant Street property, and, to a lesser extent, a lease-purchase agreement involving that same parcel. Both documents, he said, are critical in light of the councils recent decision to buy and temporarily hold the Merchant Street property, which is currently home to two soon-to-be-razed apartment buildings.
Last week the council agreed to tap the Semprebon Fund to buy the property, which is located directly behind the now-vacant city-owned lot where the four-story City Place building has been proposed. Councilors were told Tuesday night that, due to the delay in the previously scheduled closing, the price will tick up from $600,000 to $610,000.
However, Lauzon stressed that money will be repaid, with interest, by DEW when it buys the properties from the city next year.
The one promise we made when we started down this road over a year ago is that the city taxpayers would never be on the hook and that we would mitigate any risk to the city, he said.
The only way to do that, Lauzon said, is through an unambiguous purchase and sales agreement that unconditionally requires DEW to buy the Merchant Street property from the city by a date certain preferably June 30 next year.
Thats why this document is so important, he said. Its the document thats going to give our constituents assurance that even if City Place didnt move forward the City of Barre is not going to own this property on Merchant Street.
The risk isnt with the City of Barre, he added. The risk is appropriately with the developer.
At least it will be when Lauzon finishes modifying the documents that dont yet reflect his desire to specifically have DEW not just some limited liability corporation guarantee the agreement.
This purchase and sales agreement needs to be unconditionally guaranteed by DEW Properties and DEW Construction, he said. Thats a major change to the document.
Lauzon said he discussed that change with DEW President Donald Wells and did not expect that it would be a problem.
According to Lauzon, the draft documents refer to City Place LLC a limited liability corporation that he created more than a year ago and described as a non-entity Tuesday night as the buyer.
Lauzon said he would modify the documents and get copies of them to council members by Friday with the expectation they review them over the weekend and come to next Tuesdays meeting prepared to authorize Mackenzie to sign them.
Councilors were able to approve two related documents that were also on Mackenzies pre-closing checklist. Those documents involved the other two properties that are part of the purchase and sales contract that Lauzon initially obtained more than a year ago and later assigned to the city when it appeared the City Place project could actually happen. But for the fact that they are being sold as part of a package deal, neither of the other two properties both located on Summer Street will be part of the City Place project.
The Central Vermont Community Land Trust is prepared to purchase an apartment building located at 8 Summer Street for $330,000 as part of its future plans to develop a campus in that area.
Meanwhile DEW has agreed to buy a neighboring property located at 20 Summer Street that would eventually be needed for the CVCLT campus for $370,000. DEW will hold the property, which includes two apartment buildings, for two years so CVCLT can maximize the tax credits that will help fund the campus project. In the interim CVCLT will enter into a lease agreement that will make it responsible for managing the rental properties.
Lauzon described the councils decision to partially assign its purchase and sales contract to DEW and CVCLT as something of a non-event.
That is what the city has intended to do all along, he said.
The same cant be said of the Merchant Street property. The city never intended to buy and temporarily hold that property, though councilors recently agreed to after being told the transaction would help leverage additional state funds to clean up contamination detected on the adjoining city-owned lot where City Place will be built.
The four-story building, which has been identified as the future home for the entire state Department of Education, as well as a Barre branch of the RehabGYM, and possibly a downtown grocery store, is expected to bring more than 200 employees into the heart of downtown Barre. DEW representatives have said they plan to break ground next month and work will continue through the winter months.
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OAK BROOK – How much are kids getting for lost baby teeth these days? The average gift from the Tooth Fairy was $2.42 last year, up 32 cents from $2.10 in 2011, according to Delta Dental's The Original Tooth Fairy Poll. The most common amount left under the pillow was $1 (51 percent).
According to the poll, the Tooth Fairy was even more generous with kids who lost their first tooth, leaving more money for the first tooth in 46 percent of homes. On average, the amount given for the first tooth was $3.49.
"Leaving gifts from the Tooth Fairy is a great way to help make losing teeth less scary and enjoyable for kids," said Bill Hupp, Delta Dental Plans Association's spokesman. "Delta Dental encourages parents to use the Tooth Fairy as an opportunity to talk about good oral health even before a child loses the first tooth. Caring for baby teeth is important, as they help children chew and speak properly and hold space for permanent teeth."
In 2012, the Tooth Fairy visited nearly 90 percent of U.S. homes with children who lost a tooth.
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#3090 - 06/02/00 09:33 AM Re: Now in "Smello-vision"
Carpal Tunnel
Registered: 03/15/00
Posts: 11613
Loc: Louisville, Kentucky
>>but this whole mullarkey of cups just does my head in...I'm sure everyone can work it out from accepted measures, right??<<
A-HEM: Cups ARE an accepted measure, here!
#3091 - 06/02/00 09:42 AM Re: Now in "Smello-vision"
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Posts: 679
Loc: Somewhere outside New York
> A-HEM: Cups ARE an accepted measure, here!
Whoops! I was put straight by jmh about this earlier. Apologies....
What is a cup, anyway? The measurement, I mean.
#3092 - 06/02/00 10:01 AM Re: cups
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Posts: 6511
Loc: lower upstate New York
>>What is a cup, anyway? The measurement, I mean.
Depends. Do you want dry measure or wet measure?
#3093 - 06/02/00 10:09 AM Re: cups
Registered: 05/18/00
Posts: 679
Loc: Somewhere outside New York
> Depends. Do you want dry measure or wet measure?
Groan. This is what I was worried about. Give me ounces and pints, grams and litres anyday.
#3094 - 06/02/00 01:56 PM Re: cups
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Posts: 6511
Loc: lower upstate New York
... and then, of course, there are the ubiquitous Dixie cups.
#3095 - 06/02/00 02:05 PM Re: cups
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Posts: 1981
I didn't want to get into this. I have a strange feeling that a British cup is different to an American cup.
Our pint is 20 fluid ounces and a American pint is 16.
I have some American measuring cups (AA, I think) - I'll have to go and measure them. i suspect that they are 8 fluid ounces and ours are meant to be 10 fluid ounces but don't quote me.
I've never quite worked out how to measure butter in a cup - do you have to melt it first, or just squidge it in???
#3096 - 06/02/00 03:20 PM Re: cups
Carpal Tunnel
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Posts: 6511
Loc: lower upstate New York
Jo's right about our pints. Hers are imperial and ours are colonial.
A liquid-measure cup in the US is half a pint, or 4 ounces.
A dry-measure cup in the US is 16 tablespoons. A tablespoon is 15 milliliters. Which is a liquid measure. (???)
I tend to squidge the butter in, Jo.
I think it's time for a pint without being in my cups.
#3097 - 06/03/00 10:39 AM Re: Now in "Smello-vision"
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Posts: 163
Loc: Malaga, Spain.
>The good news it that Jackie sent me a recipe for biscuits, which I have now baked
What is it?. A gastronomic secret society?. I want to be included on that circle. I dont mind if your recipes use troy ounces or avoirdupois, I want them!.
By the way, does your email software allow biscuits attachments?. If the answer is yes I want a free sample too.
Juan Maria.
#3098 - 06/03/00 11:10 AM Re: buscuit attachments
Carpal Tunnel
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Loc: this too shall pass
hmmmm... cookies = buscuits... hmmmm...
#3099 - 06/03/00 11:46 AM Re: buscuit attachments
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Loc: Malaga, Spain.
>hmmmm... cookies = buscuits... hmmmm...
I'm getting your point!. I think I've got a year's supply!.
Juan Maria.
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The mother of a high school soccer star, stricken with a stroke during the state championship game, has died.
After just winning the state title, the Kalani soccer team rallied around a teammate during his most difficult time.
Saturday February 9th will be a day Leo Klink will never forget. His Kalani team trailed Punahou two time during the championship game, and two times his team rallied around him. The soccer star was able to hit key shots and evened the score.
Then, during the second half, the game was stopped as Klink's mother, Hiroyo, had what was believed to be a stroke and went to the hospital. As she left, she did not want to distract Leo during the most important game of his life. "The athletic director asked 'Should we tell Leo' and she said 'No, I don't want to tell him' and then Paul Klink said "Definitely don't tell him'," stated Kalani coach Michael Ching.
As Hiroyo Klink was taken away by ambulance, the Falcon's coach made the hardest call of the game. He did not tell his star player or the team about the emergency.
"Since we're so close, it would devastate our soccer family. We didn't know Hiroyo's condition, and that is why I chose not to tell him," said Ching.
The game went into overtime. There Klink came through in the clutch again. He scored the winning goal and gave his team something to smile about, a championship title.
Immediately after the victory, he learned of the emergency and Klink rushed to his mother's side. His teammates then rallied around him again. They went to the hospital instead of going out to celebrate their victory.
"We're family. We want to be next to him and support him," said Kalani forward Kazuto Moribe.
Support, just like the support Hiroyo gave Leo over the years, as he developed his soccer skills. "She loved Leo playing soccer. She didn't miss a game. She'd always pick him up from practice. Sometimes she would stay all practice just to watch him play," said Ching.
"His mom was such a great person. I loved his mom, l love his dad and I love Leo. So I knew I had to be here for him," said Iolani midfielder Micah Cabagbag.
At the hospital Hiroyo first heard the good news. "I was told she did know we won the game," said Ching.
Then came the bad news. Her condition worsened from her brain hemorrhage and she went into a coma for two days.
Then Tuesday, just after noon, she died.
Through it all, friends and teammates have been there for Leo and his family. They've even be able to return the favor for the teenager, giving him a much needed break from all his personal heartbreak and they have also given him a reason to smile again.
"When he is with these boys, he's smiling and laughing and remembering the kicks and goals and the trips on the field. It all keeps his mind away from it, for a little bit," said Ching.
Leo's championship effort should help him get into a college, but soccer scholarships may not be enough. Going to college was something Hiroyo pushed very hard for, but Leo's father Paul, who is permanently disabled, said now those plans are up in the air.
A trust fund is being set up to help Leo achieve another of his dreams, going to college. Donations can be made at any Bank of Hawaii to the Leo Klink Fund.


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Forget the thermometer. Public swimming pools open in Milwaukee County this weekend.
Lifeguards in swimming suits and jackets skimmed the pool and fastened down the lifeguard stands at the David Schultz Aquatic Center in Lincoln Park.
Lifeguard Katie Albrecht says that despite weekend temperatures hovering around 60, the children will always come.
There's a silver lining at the Lincoln Park pool. It's heated. Once you're in the water, it's fine.
County parks aquatics supervisor Brian Temke tells WISN-TV that it's much like a hot tub in the winter. You get in and you're all set. You just don't want to get out
Pools open in Milwaukee Co. despite 60 degrees
Forget the thermometer. Public swimming pools open in Milwaukee County this weekend.
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In mid- to late summer people begin to encounter large wasps with distinctive bands of white and yellow on black bodies. The head and thorax are a rusty red and the wings are tinged with yellow. The body is about 1 ¼ to 1 ½ inch long. The wing span approaches three inches. Their large size and habit of buzzing around a person terrifies many people.
The female wasps are equipped with a stinger and if seriously provoked can produce a painful sting. The females are territorial and will investigate any thing or anyone coming near their nest burrow. If a person stands still, the female will usually go on about her business.
When cicada killers first emerge, the males are very territorial and will fight with each other while establishing territories. Once females begin to emerge the males will attempt to capture them and mate. The males will make every attempt to defend their territory against any invader, including people. The males do not have a stinger and are harmless. However, they can terrify anyone who is afraid of bees and wasps.
Cicada killers are solitary wasps. This means that each female has her own burrow. The burrows are dug in well drained sites. They prefer sandy or bare soils, but will also construct burrows in areas where the grass is kept very short. They can be a real problem in playgrounds and parks where sand has been installed for sports or around playground equipment. They are also a problem around sand traps, tees, and greens on golf courses.
Cicada killers hunt annual or dogday cicadas in trees. When a cicada is spotted, the wasp zooms in and attempts to sting the cicada. The sting paralyzes the cicada. The cicada will utter a buzzing shriek until it becomes paralyzed. Once the cicada becomes motionless, the wasp will carry the cicada to a high point and attempt to fly back to her burrow. While larger wasps may be successful on the first attempt, smaller wasps may need to repeat the process several times.
At the burrow, the wasp places the cicada in a side chamber and lays an egg on it. The egg hatches, and the wasp larva feeds on the body fluids of the paralyzed cicada. Development is completed within two weeks and the wasp larva forms a cocoon. The winter is spent in the larval stage and pupates the following spring. Adult emergence coincides with the emergence of annual cicadas.
In most cases, control of this wasp is not needed. When the burrows are in an area where there is a high risk of someone getting stung, control may be needed. The best approach is to treat the individual burrows with an insecticide formulated as a dust. As the wasp enters or leaves the hole the dust will adhere to her body. As she attempts to clean her body, some of the insecticide will be picked up and it will kill the wasp.


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Fireworks, festivals and all that jazz
"Original" doesn't even begin to describe their sound, and the group's claim that their music is "able to reach each listener… regardless of age or taste" really rang true for me. Normally I'm not a huge fan of improvisational Jazz, but the proclamation that "listeners feel enlightened, refreshed and inspired by music again" was right on the money, and I'm still on a natural high from being in their presence. The group's website (www.iamunity.com) features "digital albums," and founding member Axel Tosca (incredible, mesmerizing, astounding) informed that one can "pay what you can" to download tunes. I have so much more to say (big surprise there), but it would appear that I have run out of room.
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Today ADOTAS.com saw fit to let me weigh in on the security and liability implications of Google's apparent $500 million settlement with the Justice Department.
I doubt the self-serve ad world is going to come crashing down under pressure from government lawsuits, but it should give everyone a reason to ponder the implications of taking money from sleazy advertisers. With money at risk, self-serve ad platforms, and the online advertising world in general, may be a bit more judicious in choosing their clients and passing on the shady ones.
I think overall, a purging of scammy advertisers would be good for online advertising. It would raise the overall image that online advertising has. Despite some people's privacy concerns, online advertising still has a tremendous amount of untapped potential to efficiently target the right ads and offers to the right people at the right time in the right place, and so on and so forth (as opposed to television, which gushes a never-ending stream of irrelevant, tacky ads no matter what your individual buying habits are).
With a lower proportion of shady ads, you might also see people click on ads more often. Any market economist will tell you, there's nothing like trust to grease the wheels of commerce, and a lack of trust to bring everything to a screeching halt. If retail banking were like the internet, you could never be very sure whether a bank branch was just a phony facade trying to sell you counterfeit Certificates of Deposit. But it's not. Why? Because of strict government regulation and the threat of punishment if banks engage in criminal behavior.
I'm indifferent to the particular case against Google…I have no idea whether Google did anything wrong. But if government oversight makes it easier for my company to make a legitimate buck on the web, then I'm all for it.
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Animals On The Loose
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Richard Childress Racing
Recent News
WINNING Sprint Cup Post Race Report from Kansas
October 7, 2013
Kansas 400
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series
Kansas Speedway
October 6, 2013
Race Highlights:
· Richard Childress Racing teammates finished first (Kevin Harvick), seventh (Paul Menard), and 12th (Jeff Burton) in the Kansas 400.
· Following the event at Kansas Speedway, Harvick gained one spot in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver championship point standings and sits in third, 25 markers behind the leader, while Menard is 17th and Burton sits 19th.
· The No. 29 Chevrolet SS team ranks third in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series owner championship point standings, with the No. 27 team 18th in the standings and the No. 31 team 20th.
· According to NASCAR's Post-Race Loop Data Statistics, Harvick was the Fastest on Restarts, Fastest Driver Late in a Run and posted 49 of the Fastest Laps Run.
· Harvick was also credited with the Most Laps Led, leading 138 of the 267 laps completed and received the best Driver Rating (138.4).
· Menard had an Average Running Position of third, was the second Fastest Driver on Restarts and fourth Fastest Driver Early in a Run.
· Menard also spent 98.1 percent of Laps in Top 15 ranking him third.
· Burton completed 58 Green-Flag Passes, 20 were made while running in the top-15 (Quality Passes).
· Harvick earned his third victory of the 2013 Sprint Cup Series season and was followed to the finish line by Kurt Busch, Jeff Gordon, Joey Logano and Carl Edwards.
· The next Sprint Cup Series race is at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Saturday, Oct. 12. The 31st race of the 2013 season is scheduled to be televised live on ABC beginning at 7 p.m. Eastern Time and broadcast live on the Performance Racing Network and Sirius XM NASCAR Satellite Radio, channel 90.
Menard Finishes Seventh at Kansas Speedway
Starting from the eighth position, Paul Menard and the No. 27 SPLASH/Menards team brought home their eighth top-10 finish of the season after crossing the stripe seventh at Kansas Speedway on Sunday. In the early stages of the 267-lap event, Menard relayed to the crew that his Chevrolet was tight through the center of the corners and on exit. Though he was struggling with minor handling issues, Menard ran lap times faster than the leader and was scored in third at lap 87. The Eau Claire, Wis., native maintained a position in or near the top five until coming down pit road for a routine-pit stop on lap 171 for right-side tires, fuel and a track bar adjustment. Shortly after pitting, Menard relayed to the team that the No. 27 machine was tight and he was scored in ninth at lap 185. As the circuits wore on, the car's handling improved and Menard was back inside the top three at lap 200. The Richard Childress Racing driver remained in third until pitting under caution one final time for fuel and right-side tires on lap 229. Several cars elected to take fuel only and Menard lined up for the restart in ninth. With 35 laps remaining, Menard improved two positions to finish seventh and now sits in the 17th position in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver championship point standings heading into Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Start - 8 Finish - 7 Laps Led - 0 Points - 17th
PAUL MENARD QUOTE: "The No. 27 team put together a great SPLASH/Menards Chevrolet this weekend at Kansas Speedway. We were pretty good all weekend and the car was fast. We had a good qualifying run and maintained a spot in the top 10 for most of the race. We had a better car than what our finish showed, but we just got behind on that last pit stop having to take fuel and couldn't make up much ground in the remaining laps. All-in-all it was a solid day for our team and I'm happy with our results this weekend."
Harvick Captures Third Win of 2013 Season at Kansas Speedway
Kevin Harvick and the No. 29 Budweiser team capped off a strong weekend with their third trip to Victory Lane of the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season at Kansas Speedway. After capturing his first pole award since 2006 on Friday evening, Harvick led the first 85 laps of the 267-lap event before making a green-flag pit stop for routine service. Shortly after the California native returned to the race track, the caution flag was displayed and he was trapped one lap down to leader and forced to take the "wave around" pass under caution to return to the lead lap. Restarting 24th, a tight-handling condition plagued the red and white machine as Harvick climbed back into the top 20 by the halfway point of the 400-mile race. Crew chief Gil Martin decided to play pit strategy under caution on lap 135 and called for the Richard Childress Racing driver to stay out and gain valuable track position. Harvick returned to the lead for another 16 circuits until coming down pit road again for fuel only and chassis adjustments. Martin continued to make the right calls on pit road during multiple caution-flag periods throughout the middle stages of the race and Harvick climbed back into the top five before eventually taking the lead again. Under caution with 36 laps to go, RCR teammate Jeff Burton took fuel only while Martin called for right-side tires on the No. 29 Chevrolet. Harvick passed Burton on the ensuing restart and never looked back, leading the final 36 laps to bring home RCR's first win at the Kansas City, Kan. facility. With the victory, Harvick gained one position and now sits third in the Sprint Cup Series driver championship point standings.
Start - 1 Finish - 1 Laps Led - 138 Points - 3rd
KEVIN HARVICK QUOTE: "Well first off, I just want to thank everybody from Sprint. This is a huge race for everybody in this town, Budweiser, Rheem, Jimmy John's, Chevrolet, Bad Boy Buggies, Realtree and everybody that helps this Chevrolet team. These guys just did a great job all weekend. To have a car fast enough for me to qualify it on the pole says a lot about how fast this thing was. I knew we were fast on Friday when we qualified to get the sixth pole of my whole career. It was just a tough day with track position. I knew if we could ever get back out front after we got caught in the pits there with that debris caution, we would have a shot. It kind of worked out for us there at the end and we caught a couple of those guys, so it all came full circle and we were able to put our Budweiser Chevy up front. Once we got out front, the thing was just really fast. We'll just keep having fun and keep doing what we're doing."
Burton Brings Home Top-15 Finish at Kansas Speedway
Jeff Burton and the No. 31 Caterpillar Chevrolet team battled back to a top-15 finish of 12th at Kansas Speedway on Sunday afternoon. Starting the 267-lap event from the 16th position, the 21-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race winner battled a tight-handling condition on his black and yellow machine early, while maintaining a top-15 running position. Bad luck struck on lap 87 when the caution flag was displayed for debris two laps after the South Boston, Va., native brought his Chevrolet to pit road for routine service. The Richard Childress Racing driver took the "wave around" pass under caution and returned to the lead lap in the 29th position, working his way back into the top 25 by the halfway point of the 400-mile race. Burton continued to radio crew chief Luke Lambert that the tight-handling condition was persistent on the Caterpillar machine and he seemed to lose rear grip on long green-flag runs. Lambert played pit strategy during multiple caution-flag periods through the middle stage of the race as Burton wrestled with his ill-handling car while running in the top 20. Under caution on lap 229, Lambert directed the 46-year-old driver to the attention of the Caterpillar pit crew and called for fuel only in an attempt to gain valuable track position. Burton restarted at the front of the field and led lap 231 before relinquishing the lead to RCR teammate Kevin Harvick, who was working with fresher tires. Burton maintained a top-10 running position for the latter part of the race and ultimately brought home a 12th-place finish. Burton remains 19th in the Sprint Cup Series driver championship point standings.
Start - 16 Finish - 12 Laps Led - 1 Points - 19th
JEFF BURTON QUOTE: "We were fighting a tight-handling condition on the No. 31 Caterpillar Chevrolet all afternoon, but Luke (Lambert, crew chief) made the right call towards the end of the race and we managed to bring home another top-15 finish. It was a great effort all around by this team."


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Bing Crosby sang it in the 1937 film "Waikiki Wedding" and it won an Oscar for best original song.
The late composer of "Sweet Leilani" was honored in Waikiki Wednesday and Leilani herself was there.
The song is a Hawaiian music staple and sung by so many.
Harry Owens wrote the song for his daughter Leilani in 1934.
"He was such an awesome father," said Leilani Hartman. "I loved him so much. He was both parents to me after my mother died at age 10 and I adored him."
Hartman said he wrote about four of his children, "But I never felt any more special than any of them, but it's the one that hit because of Bing Crosby."
Her father was inducted into the Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame Wednesday at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel Monarch Room, where he was bandmaster for years.
"Tears, very touched, very moved and very grateful," Hartman said.
According to Hartman, Crosby and his wife were dancing at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and kept asking Owens to play "Sweet Leilani."
"And the next morning Crosby called my father at home and dad was sleeping and my mother answered and Crosby said, 'This is Bing Crosby,' and she said, 'Well, this is Joan Crawford,' and hung up on him," Hartman said.
Still, Crosby wanted the song in his movie.
And Owens wanted the song to live on, insisting his daughter to name her daughter Leilani.
"It adds to all that gratification of how amazing my grandfather really was and still is to this whole state," said Leilani Dobric.
Owens also ran Hawaii Calls, a radio program heard almost worldwide.
"He was one of the envoys of our Hawaii, Pacifica and our Hawaiian music," said Aaron Mahi of the Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame.
Falsetto singer George Kainapau, kumu hula George Naope, radio programs and recording artists Ka Leo Hawaii and the Makaha Sons of Niihau were also inducted into the hall of fame.


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18 August 2010
Sofie Mode -- August 2010 :)
...Wow. This is my very first time featured on magazine, one full page, and it's Sofie Mode, Swedish biggest fashion magazine. I am so stoked! what an honor :) --i found it out when I click my feedjit on sidebar and it says so MANY of you are from Sweden and visiting my blog here, thank you so much, and hello! *waving* :D
So happy! Hope you guys leaving your blog link too so I could visit you back. :) For the rest of you readers (who don't speak Swedish like I do) I guess this page's discussing about my school (im homeschooling), the band, my boutique & online shop RIOTOUS, Jakarta's fashion scene, my obsessions for music & movies, and... about me planning to rob Courtney Love's closet (LOL i cant believe they write it too hahaha :D) well let's just wait for the English translation soon :) and last but not least, to Annika Marklund, thanks lots and LOTS, i love it soo much! and readers & blogwalkers, don't forget to leave some traces. You rocks! :D
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Jilted WWII Soldiers And The First Brush-Off Club
From the pages of Yank, The Army Weekly – China-Burma-India Edition January 1943: AT A U.S. BOMBER BASE, INDIA – For the first time in military history, the mournful hearts have organized. The Brush-Off Club is the result, in this land of sahibs and saris; as usual, it is strictly G/I. Composed of the guys whose gals back home have decided "a few years is too long to wait,"... Read More »


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Solar Cycle Update
March 22, 2000 -- On New Years Day,
2000, technophiles breathed a sign of relief when the feared
Y2K computer bug proved to be a dud. Cell phones still worked,
bank accounts were balanced, airplanes took off and landed safely.
But was the reprieve only temporary? The solar maximum -- dubbed
the "real Y2K problem" by some pundits -- is due to
arrive in mid-2000. By triggering power blackouts and communications
disruptions, solar activity could cause some of the same problems
that raised fears at the beginning of the year.
Solar activity is indeed on the rise, says Dr. David Hathaway, a solar physicist at NASAÂs Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, but there may be nothing to worry about. Judging from recent sunspot counts, the 2000 solar maximum will be slightly less spectacular than sunspot peaks in 1978 and 1989. Those maxima caused occasional problems with satellites and power blackouts, but nothing that threatened civil order or world finance. Been there. Done that.
A 1996 panel of solar physicists reached the consensus that the peak sunspot number in 2000 would register 160, plus or minus 30. Currently at 130, the maximum is "clinging to the bottom side" of their predictions. The "day-to-day the numbers fluctuate wildly" and there is a slim possibility of an intensification in the next few months, says Hathaway.
"Perhaps it's really going to take off," he said,
but so far there's no evidence of a cataclysmic burst of activity.
Still, Hathaway rejects the argument of those who, by scrutinizing recent activity levels, allege that the cycle has already peaked. "I don't believe it for a moment."
In the course of a solar maximum, Hathaway says
Above: NOAA's GOES satellites have detected X-ray bursts from 5 "M-class" solar flares since March 18, 2000. The red curve is the X-ray flux registered by the GOES-8 satellite in the 1-8 Angstrom band.
The expectation that scientists can isolate the precise date and time of a solar maximum is a common misconception, says Hathaway. In reality there is no single episode. Instead, the solar maximum will last over an extended period of time.
Throughout this period of heightened activity, sky-watchers
can expect to see "more displays of aurora -- Northern Lights."
Not everyone should anticipate brilliant auroral demonstrations,
though. Hathaway anticipates activity, "confined to northern
latitudes unless a really big storm comes along." The effects
of previous solar maximums have been
visible as far south as the Panhandle of Florida. Hathaway remembers seeing aurora in 1980 while in Boulder, Colorado - a relatively southern latitude.
What incites this mushrooming activity?
Sunspots are cooler areas on the sun's surface surrounded by twisted magnetic fields. Solar flares, the biggest eruptions in the solar system, derive energy from these magnetic fields. A sudden change in the fields can release ample energy to fuel powerful solar flares and coronal mass ejections. The latter can travel as fast as 2000 km/s, and both can transport particles and radiation to Earth in minutes. When aimed at Earth they can trigger geomagnetic storms that disrupt communication systems, imperil satellites, affect weather patterns, and cause auroras. Although minuscule relative to the total energy of the Sun, flares can unleash more than 10 million times the amount of energy released from an erupting volcano..
Above: By combining data about geomagnetic activity during the previous solar cycle with sunspot counts for the current cycle, David Hathaway and collaborators are able to predict when the next sunspot maximum will occur. [Click here for details]. According to their results, the sunspot number -- and other forms of solar activity -- will peak beginning in mid-2000. The dotted lines above and below the solid curve line indicate the prediction curve's range of error.
Trying to survive on the sun's boiling surface is not an easy mission. Hathaway says sunspots "last weeks at the longest," the record length stretching a mere 6 months. Despite their fleeting existence, certain active regions are sites of repeated eruptions. In recent days sunspot groups 8910 and 8906 (NOAA designations) have produced recurrent flares.
Scientists are not yet able to accurately predict solar flares and coronal mass ejections. Hathaway says that current technology allows space weather forecasters to "get a good idea" by looking at the magnetic fields around the sunspots. If they locate a leader spot and a spot of opposite polarity, called a delta spot, materializes, Hathaway says there's a good chance that "something's going to happen."
Stay tuned to Science.nasa.gov for more updates about solar and geomagnetic activity as the solar cycle nears it peak.
Note: SOHO is a cooperative project between the European Space Agency (ESA) and NASA. The spacecraft was built in Europe for ESA and equipped with instruments by teams of scientists in Europe and the USA.Web Links
Solar Smoke Rings - a series of coronal mass ejections dazzle scientists.
Solar Cinema - Cool movies of a recent solar prominence.
SpaceWeather.com -follow the latest events on the Sun
Coronal Mass Ejections -from the Marshall Space Flight Center
SOHO home page -real-time images, screen savers, and more


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+The good life, base to summit. Untracked glades.
- Limited expert acres. Boarder ban.
It's unclear whether the reader was applauding or shaming Deer Valley with his comment that a vacation here is like "skiing in the lap of luxury." No matter. Because it is clear that Deer Valley's faithful fully embrace the resort's pampering ethos, which is the basis of its repeat no. 1 ranking. Its consistent success is built from the bottom up, as "these guys understand how important it is to manage the details." To that end, the mountain crew coddles the snow as if each flake were a Fabergé egg. Not surprisingly, ripping down groomers is "like driving a Ferrari." And more often than not, dining out is akin to visiting a four-star hotel. However, Deer Valley's particular insight isn't that service matters—that's no secret—nor is it the fresh dill chèvre, nor the army of smiling ambassadors perpetually at the ready. The difference here is the sincere business belief that attitude and effort trump all. Yes, that's the president of the resort stopping to reunite you with your skis after a tumble in the Centennial glades. To be sure, Deer Valley's top ranking—fueled by setting the standard in Grooming, Service, Dining and Lodging—peeves alpine purists, who would rather measure a mountain's success in vertical feet skied and toenails blackened. Fair enough. On the other hand, "this is a resort that perfectly knows its niche." There's no shame in that. —Greg Ditrinco
Off-the- Map Trail » Venture into the unmarked X-Files glades. Go left off the Empire Express and follow Orion as it slides by Daly Bowl and the Daly Chutes. The trees—and the conspiracies— thicken on your left. Drop in.
Après Spot » Ride the Funicular from Snow Park Lodge up to the St. Regis Deer Valley and head to the Terrace Café's outdoor patio. The views are spectacular, and we'll let you see for yourself how the Garden of Fire got its name.
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Let's Celebrate Global Entrepreneurship Week – Inspiring the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs
The U.S. Small Business Administration today introduced a video in recognition of Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW), to encourage and inspire entrepreneurs to collaborate, innovate, and explore international business opportunities. GEW brings together innovators and job creators who launch startups that bring ideas to life, drive economic growth and expand human welfare.
Each November, GEW inspires people to explore their potential as self-starters and innovators through local, national and worldwide activities. These events, from large-scale competitions to intimate networking gatherings, connect participants to potential collaborators, mentors and even investors—introducing them to new possibilities and exciting opportunities.
SBA and our resource partners are proud to participate in this global celebration of entrepreneurship. Whether it's learning the "Simple Steps to Starting your Business" with SCORE in Baton Rouge , participating in one of the many events held by Small Business Development Centers throughout the country or connecting with our Women's Business Center in Lenexa, Kansas, I believe that entrepreneurs will gain the knowledge, skills, and network necessary to start and grow a successful business.
GEW places a special emphasis on youth entrepreneurs, engaging the next generation of small business owners in skills building and financial empowerment. SBA has the resources to teach the principles of entrepreneurship and the strategies for today's business world, using familiar social networks and collaborative tools.
As we celebrate National Entrepreneurship Month and Small Business Saturday, I am inspired by the movement to celebrate entrepreneurship as a driving force to create jobs and foster small business development through economic empowerment. SBA continues to lead the way in helping small businesses start and grow.
As SBA's associate administrator for the Office of Entrepreneurial Development, I am focused on helping young people succeed by providing them with the tools they need to start their own small businesses. SBA has various online training resources in our Small Business Learning Center, like our latest course, the Young Entrepreneurs Essential Guide to Starting Your Own Business.
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The Geography Blog focusing on all things geography: human, physical, technical, space, news, and geopolitics. Also known as Geographic Travels with Catholicgauze! Written by a former National Geographic employee who also proudly served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Interview with Dr. Reardon-Anderson of Georgetown University
Dr. Reardon-Anderson has taken time out of his busy schedule and allowed himself to be interviewed by Catholicgauze. Here below are the questions and answers.
Catholicgauze: What convinced you to add geography to the Map of the Modern World class?
Dr. Reardon-Anderson: I have long believed that physical geography has been both important and neglected in the study of international affairs -- as well as other areas of human behavior. I consider this neglect a major short-coming of education at SFS (and other institutions of higher learning) and think it is time to introduce it into the curriculum.
CG: You have encountered some public opposition by students to the change. Why do you think that is?
DRA: There has been considerable negative reaction to the announced change in the content of the course, "Map of the Modern World." The reasons are varied. It is better to let the critics speak for themselves.
CG: Do you know of any other efforts by Georgetown to integrate geography into other classes?
DRA: I believe geography is included in some courses in the major on 'Science, Technology and International Affairs,' but not in other parts of the curriculum. That is why I have taken this initiative myself.
CG: What does geography mean to you?
DRA: The course in question focuses on physical geography, which include land forms, climate and the resultant life forms and their impacts on human behavior. This is a particular take on "geography" and does not represent the discipline as a whole.
I would like to personally thank Dr. Reardon-Anderson for taking time out of his day to be interviewed for this blog.
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- Tom said...
I think it is a little disingenuous to claim that we are opposed to adding physical geography to the course. Considering the great extent to which physical geography is already emphasized, which you would understand if you read the syllabus and articles, it is absurd to suggest the course has never touched on the topic.
Dr. Reardon-Anderson is completely mistaken. It's obvious from his comments that he's never sat in on a single class of "Map of the Modern World," which has ALWAYS included physical geography as well as teaching students about the cultural and ethnic groups of the regions of the world and how their conflicts have shaped the political geography of this planet, which we had to commit to memory as we were responsible for knowing the location, date of independence, and former colonial master (where applicable) for every state in the world. Dr. Reardon-Anderson wants to teach such items as "the earth-sun relationship" (actual quotation from his proposed curriculum).
- Adhip said...
The interviewer thanks Jim Reardon-Anderson for introducing "geography" to the Course. What the interviewer means is "physical geography" because there is plenty of "political geography" in the Course now. There is another very important type of geography and that is Economic Geography. That will be missing from the Course.
- adrianamo819 said...
I must admit, I am one of the alumni who has voiced their protest over the changes made to the curriculum.
This is in no way a personal offense against Dr. Reardon-Anderson, but I believe that the previous course was and is essential for any student who plans to participate not only in foreign service, but as a knowledgeable member of society.
The author of this article unknowingly states that the course did not include geography. Quite the opposite!
The "old" Map of the Modern World dealt with countries, border disputes, independence movements, civil wars, and how all of these specifically were influenced or affected by the physical geography around it: lakes, rivers, mountains, rain forests, and oceans...
Dr. Reardon-Anderson is new to the DC campus, and as such, I don't believe that he can truly appreciate the fact that the old syllabus DID include parts of what he likes.
However, I truly find the study of tectonic plates and the Earth-Sun relationship (as proposed in the syllabus by Dr. R-A) to be not only irrelevant to the subject (MAP of the MODERN World), but an insult to Georgetown students' intelligence.
The problem with adding all of this new stuff is that it dilutes a course that is already amazingly broad. It is rediculous that Georgetown students only get one credit (which doesn't count towards their GPA) for learning the location of all the world's countries, the status and reasons for all of their current and major border disputes and civil conflicts, as wells as whatever other minutia the professor wants to throw in. Are we really going to be able to learn all of this and the fundementals of physical geography in one hour per week?


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Halladay Wins #20; Phillies Extend Division Lead
Four games ahead in the division, the Phillies were poised to deliver a serious gut punch to the Braves tonight. A victory would ensure a series win and reduce the Phillies magic number to 6. With Roy Halladay set to pitch, the Phillies had to feel pretty good about their chances.
In the first inning, Halladay looked like he was firing bullets out of his arm. He set the Braves down in order on only 6 pitches. But after that, the struggles began and Halladay had issues with his control. But in typical Halladay style, he worked in and out of jams to keep the game close.
Despite the difficulties, Halladay made it through 7 innings while allowing 3 runs. It was enough to earn him his 20th win of the season; no pitcher has reached that mark in the National League since 2005. For the Phillies, the last time was in 1982 when Steve Carlton had 23 wins.
So while tonight was not Halladay's best effort, the poor man does look awfully tired after pitching 241 2/3 innings so far this year. And with 20 wins, it is hard to complain. With any luck, the Phillies can clinch the division early and give the Doc some much needed rest.
The offense was a little sluggish as well tonight, leaving 12 men on base. But for the 2nd time this week, Jayson Werth came through at just the right time with a 3-run homer in the 3rd inning. An even bigger clutch hit came with a 3-2 score in the 6th inning; Raul Ibanez smashed a 2-run double with 2 outs. That gave the Phillies a bit more cushion to work with.
The defense was key to the team's success as well. Just like last night, the Phillies turned 3 great double plays to help out their pitchers. Wilson Valdez almost had another one in the 5th, but Rick Ankiel charged 2nd with his hands up and Valdez hit him in the arm with the attempted throw to first. It probably could have been called interference as Ankiel did not go straight for the bag, but the Phils had to settle for one out there.
Up by a score of 5-3 in the 8th, it was up to Ryan Madson and Brad Lidge to finish off the win. Madson benefited from one of the double plays in the 8th, helping to get him out of the inning. And Lidge pitched another great 9th inning to save the game.
So to recap, the Phillies are FIVE games ahead in the division with the magic number of 6 to win the division! Game 3 with the Braves is tomorrow at 7:05pm…let's go for the SWEEP!!!
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This week couldn't get any better, unless I was sipping margaritas after finding that salt shaker… GO PHILLIES, more importantly GO OSWALT tonight….
Get those Swiffers out, cause we dont need booms they leave to much mess behind…
Please take care of the Braves for us!! I'm really hoping that my Padres win the NL West division but just in case, it would be good to get up there in the Wild Card too🙂 Go Phillies and Padres!!
Sounds like your Phillies have finally opened that can of whoop booty they have been needing for a few weeks.
Just in time to push yourselves further and further away from the Braves.
Hope the red stripes can keep up the momentum and take it into the NLDS and kick some majorleague booty. Halladay is looking more and more like the veteran you needed at the beginning of the year, and now all the guys tossed to Toronto seem worth it.
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On December 15, 2001, the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke and the NIH Office of Rare Diseases convened a workshop on RSD/CRPS chaired by Dr. Jon Levine (UCSF) and Dr. Cheryl Kitt (NINDS). The participants included neurologists, neuroscientists, patient advocates and NINDS staff. The goal of the meeting was to bring together leading pain researchers to consider RSD/CRPS in the context of their own research paradigms, determine the state of the science and identify new directions for research on this disorder.
Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD), also known as Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) Type I (here called RSD/CRPS), is a chronic condition characterized by burning pain and abnormalities in the sensory, motor and autonomic nervous systems. The syndrome typically appears after an acute injury to a joint or limb, though it may occur with no obvious precipitating event. In most cases, regardless of the site of injury the symptoms begin and remain most intense in the distal most extremity. In the initial stages of RSD/CRPS, pain and swelling from the injury do not subside but actually intensify, spreading from the site of the injury to other parts of the limb, to the contralateral limb or to remote regions of the body. The skin in affected areas and particularly deep somatic tissues are painfully sensitive to touch, often red and abnormally warm due to alterations in regional blood flow. Changes in sweating patterns, hair growth, subcutaneous tissues, muscles, joints or bones and difficulty moving the joint or limb are other hallmarks of the disorder. In addition to the evidence of inflammation and abnormal autonomic nervous system function, there are changes in motor systems including tremor, weakness and dystonia, which strongly suggest a central nervous system component to the disease in a subgroup of patients. The syndrome may evolve through three stages (acute, dystrophic, atrophic), although this is very much debated, each marked by progressive pain and physical changes in the skin, muscles, joints and bones. RSD/CRPS can affect both genders and all ages (including children), although it is thought to be more common between the ages of 40 and 60 and may be more frequent in women. The cause of RSD/CRPS is unknown, and current treatments are not effective for many patients.
Experts from a wide variety of clinical and basic research areas, including neuro-imaging, pain, neural plasticity, the sympathetic nervous system and the immune system were invited to bring their knowledge and research approaches to bear on the difficult clinical problem of RSD/CRPS. The participants considered the current knowledge about RSD/CRPS in the context of the state-of-the-art research tools used in their laboratories and proposed ways to apply these approaches to RSD/CRPS. It is hoped that new opportunities for innovative research into the mechanism(s), epidemiology and treatment of RSD/CRPS will be fostered by their cross-disciplinary discussions.
During their presentations, the participants suggested that the mechanism(s) that cause RSD/CRPS are elusive, primarily because of the number of complex systems affected. It became obvious that a single mechanism can barely account for all of the changes seen in patients with RSD/CRPS. Several innovative hypotheses were presented at the workshop and it was agreed on the notion that several mechanisms interact to produce the symptoms of RSD/CRPS.
In summary, based on evidence from clinical observations, experimentation on humans, and experimentation on animals the general hypothesis has been put forward that RSD/CRPS is a disease of the central nervous system. RSD/CRPS patients exhibit changes which occur in somatosensory systems processing noxious, tactile and thermal information, in sympathetic systems innervating blood vessels, sweat glands and possibly other targets, and in the somatomotor system, indicating that the central representations of these systems are changed. The way these central changes are triggered by the peripheral trauma, which is often minor compared to the dramatic expression of the clinical phenomena, remains an enigma. Furthermore, the way these central changes connect to the peripheral inflammatory/immune changes is entirely unclear. Finally, we cannot explain why pain and the other changes associated with the sympathetic nervous system (including swelling), the motor system and the somatosensory system may disappear, in RSD/CRPS patients with sympathetically maintained pain (SMP), after sympathetic blockade (e.g., with a local anesthetic or with guanethidine). It was agreed that, based on the clinical changes observed in the RSD/CRPS patients which can be measured quantitatively, it should be possible to formulate hypotheses about the underlying mechanisms. These hypotheses should be tested by using a multidisciplinary approach, which includes clinical experimentation and human models. Such an approach is imperative to reach to a mechanism-based diagnostic classification of the RSD/CRPS patients and ultimately to the development of a mechanism-based therapeutic strategy.
The workshop participants identified several critical needs in our basic understanding of RSD/CRPS, as well as potential directions for basic and clinical research on new treatment strategies. These needs were in the areas of 1) diagnostic criteria, 2) epidemiology, 3) RSD/CRPS model systems, 4) disease mechanisms, 5) integration between basic research and clinical research, and 6) therapy:
In summary, there was a consensus amongst the participants of the workshop that future research on the mechanisms of RSD/CRPS must be much better integrated with the observation on the human patients, i.e. with the clinic. Design of both animal and human models must be more closely integrated with each other and with the clinic in order to focus the scientific questions, the formulation of hypotheses and the experimental approaches. Only such an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approach has a realistic chance of uncovering the pathophysiology and improving treatment of RSD/CRPS. Such an approach should be optimal to use and focus the different methodological techniques that are available to reach these aims. The best way to achieve this overall aim is to create research programs in association with the clinic in which the RSD/CRPS patients are diagnosed and treated.
Published meeting report from December 2002 issue of Anesthesia & Analgesia (subscription required): (http://www.anesthesia-analgesia.org/cgi/content/full/95/6/1812)
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Naruto Naruto
Hurry up get your ....
He been waiting for some Sasukeeeey
Yeah i think it was a farewell chapter for minato, which could mean that minato giving Naruto Kuramas yin chakra
Originally Posted by Whizgigger
Why are you here then? Just for Madara? Its a story about Naruto.
we all knew how his dad felt about him and how he felt about his mom and dad didn't need a chapter about it.
So that makes him above Tobirama eh?
I am dissapointed.
Felt like a filler to me.
The pushing emotional stuff was the top of cream.
İt was ineffective...and i don't get worked up when dead guy cries or fist bumps.
Let the side characters do something if the main ones are playing fillers which does not contribute to plot.
16 pages to use 1 technique?
Get the **** out of here.
Originally Posted by Majin Tobirama
Naruto saved sasuke. so get over it.
Originally Posted by Twisted007
Sasuke didn't need Naruto to save him, he had other means to get out
It's only a save when the other person is helpless.
Stop it you two. Don't you dare turn my shipping thread into a Naruto vs Sasuke one. Lord knows we've had enough of that crap.
bee plus kyubi cloak equals bad news for enemy
i loved it...........!
Sasuke: "What's our next move Naruto?"
Sasuke:"Can we really get through this with just that chakra?"
The Noob don't know what to do
Originally Posted by IKSOKRIPS
The inventor of the Shadow Clone technique is unbeatable.
I think its obvious what person you would pick...
Tobiramas smart but the Fourth is quicker, maybe in certain situations Tobirama would win
But I think usually it would be the Fourth
What it has to do with Sakura??
Minato is nothing but a fraud who got his yellow flash title off Tobirama's shit
sakura has always been fodder..they both dont care
Originally Posted by PabloEscobar
Sasuke: "What's our next move Naruto?"
Sasuke:"Can we really get through this with just that chakra?"
The Noob don't know what to do
PS: I am a retard
I am not quite sure sir
Originally Posted by SkylineGTR
What a waste of a 2 week break.
This whole serious (manga and anime) are going to shits. Why do I bother reading this weekly.....?
How does Kishi manage to make a whole chapter focus on ONE little thing and make it such a big fuss? I still don't see why he had to go into such detail with the teleportation jutsu. Could have been done in 1-2 pages max, not 5+.
What a sad chapter.
Complain much? I agree with Majin Tobirama! Don't read the manga anymore! But wait this is the same sequence that happens with the other complaining brats. You get one chapter that doesn't suit well with you. What do you afterwards? You start complaining about nonsense for a little bit! I've seen people such as yourself that read the following chapter. Suddenly, all hope is restored for these people that the manga will have a good balance and ending! You need to really keep these pathetic opinions to yourself. I don't even get why you throw a tantrum over the obvious. Just like Twisted said "War arc is a slow paced arc!" I can agree this chapter fail to attract much attention, but this isn't the first time that we get a dull chapter.
why stolen ? i think they scans their one pages, because the quality by mangastream is a little bit better.
and the chapter was not so bad as anybody say, narutos chakra share skill is awesome, the second and naruto jokes around, sasuke becomes a power boost too and we seen a emotional scene that explains the title
nice chapter :-)
Originally Posted by IKSOKRIPS
The inventor of the Shadow Clone technique is unbeatable.
Inventing something doesn't mean he's strong, it only makes him a good inventor.
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