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Robert M Rohrbaugh, MD
Professor of Psychiatry; Deputy Chair for Education and Career Development, Department of Psychiatry; Residency Program Director, Department of Psychiatry; Director, Office of International Medical Student Education, Yale School of Medicine
Departments & Organizations
Psychiatry: Adult Psychiatry | Aging & Geriatric Psychiatry, Division of | Yale Global Mental Health Program
Office of International Medical Student Education
Yale/Stanford J&J Global Health Scholars Program
Global Health Initiative: HIV/AIDS
Office of Cooperative Research
A graduate of Franklin and Marshall College, Yale School of Medicine and the Yale Psychiatry residency program, Dr. Rohrbaugh has been a member of the Yale Department of Psychiatry faculty since 1988. Dr. Rohrbaugh's clinical, educational and research interests have been at the interface of geropsychiatry and medicine. He has been Chief of the Psychiatry Consult service at VA-Connecticut and developed the geropsychiatry service and the psychiatry primary care clinic at VA-Connecticut. He has been active in medical student and residency education and has served as the Clerkship Director and Director of Medical Studies for medical student education and as Associate Program Director before assuming the Program Director role in 2008. In 2009, Dr. Rohrbaugh was named Deputy Chair for Education and Career Development, extending his role in education to faculty in the department. Most recently, Dr. Rohrbaugh has become interested in education of medical students and residents in international settings and has been named Director of the Office of International Medical Student Education.
Education & Training
|Yale University (1982)
|Franklin and Marshall College, Biology (1978)
|Fellowship in Geropsychiatry
|Yale University
|NIMH Fellowship in Clinical Research
|Yale University
|Yale University
Honors & Recognition
Alvin Feinstein Award for Exemplary Teaching of Clinical SkillsYale School of Medicine (2009)
Irma Bland Award for Excellence in Teaching ResidencyAmerican Psychiatric Association (2005)
Nancy C.A. Roeske Award for Excellence in Medical Student Education in PsychiatryAmerican Psychiatric Association (2002)
Malcolm Bowers Award for Excellence in Teaching PGY II ResidentsDepartment of Psychiatry (2002)
VA National Undersecretary's Award for Innovative Programs Integrating Mental Health, Primary Care and GeriatricsVA (2000)
Steven Fleck Faculty Award as Exemplary Physician and Clinical TeacherDepartment of Psychiatry (2000)
Yale Psychiatric Residents Award for Excellence in Teaching ResidentsPsychiatry Residents Association (1998)
Yale Psychiatric Residents Award for Excellence in Teaching ResidentsPsychiatry Residents Association (1994)
Yale Psychiatric Residents Award for Excellence in Teaching ResidentsPsychiatry Residents Association (1993)
National Psychiatric Endowment Fund FellowLaughlin Foundation (1986)
Laughlin Award for MeritDepartment of Psychiatry (1986)
Sandoz Award for Thesis in Biological PsychiatryYale School of Medicine (1982)
Phi Beta Kappa (1978)
Professional Service
Trustee Yale China Association (2009)
Member, Aging Group Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry (2005)
Geriatric Caucus Chair Association of American Directors of Psychiatry Residency Training (2005)
International Activity
Post graduate medical education Changsha, China (2006)
Education Consultant to Xiangya School of Medicine in development of a hospital system wide residency education program
Undergraduate Medical Education Changsha, China (2006)
Development of Clinical Electives for fourth and fifth year medical students


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The Wisconsin Sikh community is holding a vigil and community dinner to honor the victims of the Connecticut school shooting.
Among those participating are members of the Sikh community in Madison and the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in Oak Creek, where white supremacist gunman Wade Michael Page killed six people before being shot by police and killing himself in August.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported it will be held at Saturday night at the Sikh Religious Society of Wisconsin in Brookfield.
Harpreet Kapur, who helped organize the event, said there will be a two-minute silence and prayers to support to the victim's families.
Gunman Adam Lanza killed 26 people, 20 of them children, before committing suicide at the Connecticut school on Friday.

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by Anton Shilov
Several partners of Nintendo have decreased pricing of Wii game consoles in the U.S. The decision will help to popularize the aging system going forward in general as well as during Summer season in particular.
A number of leading retailers and retailers in the USA - including Amazon, Best Buy, Target and others - now sell Nintendo Wii game consoles for $169.99, down from $199 earlier. The last time the companies sold Wii systems at such price points was on Black Friday last November, but at this time it looks like the discount price is here to last.
Sales of Nintendo Wii - which does not support high-definition video games, but which had unique selling point on the form of motion-sensing game controller - have been slowing down for some time now after both Microsoft Corp. and Sony Computer Entertainment launched their own motion-sensing devices, such as Kinect and Move. Dropped prices will likely boost interest towards Wii systems and consequently games for the platform, but will not revive sales of the console, which is morally outdated.
Given the fact that Nintendo plans to release a new game console with better technical capabilities by the end of 2012, the price of Wii will likely drop once again this holiday season to keep sales of the current platform on relatively high levels.


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6.5? I liked this a lot. I thought it was very good. I'm surprised at these low ratings.
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You prog freaks. I actually liked Derek a lot, always felt he was talented. Might check this out if the opportunity presents itself.
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I feel asleep last night to this comfortably. People always told me I'm mad to like Derek better than Kevin Moore and Jordan Ruddess so I can stick this, and previous, Sherinian's solo albums in their faces as a worthy argument
Written by Milena on 28.01.2012 at 12:37What is everyone's favorite song? Mine is Ghost Runner, shame it isn't on youtube.
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Shouldn't the staff encourage the members to buy the albums instead of just listening to it on youtube


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After the cataclysmic events in New York with The Avengers, Steve Rogers, aka Captain America, living quietly in Washington, D.C. and trying to adjust to the modern world. But when a S.H.I.E.L.D. colleague comes under attack, Steve becomes embroiled in a web of intrigue that threatens to put the world at risk. Joining forces with the Black Widow, Captain America struggles to expose the ever-widening conspiracy while fighting off professional assassins sent to silence him at every turn. When the full scope of the villainous plot is revealed, Captain America and the Black Widow enlist the help of a new ally, the Falcon. However, they soon find themselves up against an unexpected and formidable enemy-the Winter Soldier.
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And, while it was the highest grossing Bond film up to this point ("Skyfall" grossed $87.8 million, surpassing it), it was widely panned by critics and fans alike.
But with "Skyfall," the 23rd James Bond film, it seems as though the director and actor are making up for it in spades.
This will be a spoiler-free review, so read on.
The film starts out in typical Bond fashion with Daniel Craig donning the black tuxedo once again.
007 chases a bad guy who's gotten his hands on something that he shouldn't have.
The chase leads through streets and on rooftops on motorcycles and then on top of a train.
But then something unexpected happens that sends Bond out of commission.
That's when things get interesting.
The opening credits, a tradition in all Bond films, starts and, all of a sudden, we're transported to vintage Bond territory.
The opening credit sequence, with pop star Adele providing the theme song, sounds and looks like an early '60s entry.
The graphics are something straight out of "Octopussy" or "From Russia with Love." It was quite a relief to see them leaning so heavily on past 007 films and was a welcomed nod to the franchise.
The entire movie is sprinkled with winks to the vintage Bond films, from the original theme popping up again to his Astin Martin, complete with ejector seat.
Bringing back some of the elder elements isn't something done by chance, it becomes part of the story.
The entire movie is about mortality.
Bond is a beaten, broken, shot-up old man, and his agency isn't sure he has what it takes to go on another mission.
And it's not only him. M, played yet again by Dame Judi Dench, is also on the verge of being forced to retire and cast out into the cold by the agency which she essentially built as one of the best secret service outfits in the world.
Her actions, both past and present, come into question as an agent she left for dead years ago returns with a thirst for her blood.
Enter: Javier Bardem as Silva, a ruthless, cunning computer genius hellbent on bringing the agency to its knees and M to her grave.
Silva is one of the most vile Bond villains yet.
He ushers in a new era of evil that brings the movie in to the present, cyber terrorism.
Sure, as an ex-agent he can hold his own when going toe-to-toe with 007, but that's not what he's about.
He's also not about taking over the world or destroying America.
His objective is simple.
And he does it through computers and viruses and, basically, has the world at his keyboard.
But, like the past great villains, he has his own island, which was once a populated city that he evacuated by causing a fake threat that sent the locals running, and, of course, an army of baddies.
And Bond travels to new and exciting locales with the cinematography in this film making everything looks lush and vibrant. So much so that you may want to book a flight overseas and follow in Bond's exploits.
The images on screen are gorgeous and surreal when need be and damp and solemn when we get to places 007 has tried to forget.
But it's the story that really snares you.
So little of 007's past has been revealed over the years that, once subtle hints start to become clear, you realize why Bond is who he is and why he so good at what he does.
Craig delivers a deeper, sorrowful, Bond that none of the other films in the franchise have ever dared to define.
He's human and vulnerable and, most of all, pissed off.
Bardem knocks it out of the park with his portrayal of the bad guy.
And he goes where no Bond villain has gone before. But you have to see it to believe it.
He's ruthless, smart, cold and heartless and will destroy anything and anyone to get what he wants.
And he's a tad bit insane, which is a bad thing for Bond.
Sam Mendes, the director of "American Beauty" and "The Road to Perdition," wasn't a likely choice to helm the latest film, but a very welcome one to say the least.
He's a dramatic film director, not an action one, and it seems that's what the film needed.
The story unfolds around the characters we thought we knew, and, slowly, the layers get peeled back until they're unrecognizable to the audience, yet, grounded and relatable.
And he tosses humor in throughout the film, which has been absent from Craig's run as the main character.
"Skyfall" is a fun, exciting espionage romp that isn't like many of Bond's latest films, but does wear its admiration of the classic films on its sleeve.
Bond becomes human, and with it comes a great deal of strife and failure for him personally.
We finally get to meet the man behind the tie, and, while that's a joy for many fans, it's not that great for the character we've grown to love over the 50 years he's entertained us.
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H. Robert Holmes
Class Year:1966
Outstanding Alumni Award Winner 2006
H. Robert (Bob) Holmes '66, a political science major, began his professional career as a stock broker with Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, and later progressed rapidly through a series of promotions with the firm Blyth, Eastman, Dillon & Company.
In 1979, Holmes founded Gilford Securities along with other senior officers of the former Blyth Eastman Dillon & Company. Gilford Securities is one of Wall Street's few remaining private investment banking firms, with ownership shared by its founders and many of the firm's more than 150 employees. Today, Gilford Securities is a full-service, national investment firm and maintains offices in Irvine, Calif.; New York City; and in White Plains, Melville and Westhampton, N.Y.
Holmes was elected to North Central's Board of Trustees in 1979 and was a member of the Board's Public Affairs and Development Committee. He has also served the College as a class representative, Phonathon caller and has been a contributor to the Linda Gross Holmes Memorial Scholarship in memory of his first wife, Linda Gross '67 Holmes.
In 1982, he received the College's first Alumni Recognition Award and in 1989 became a life member of the Presidents Club. Most recently, Holmes honored his late grandparents, Ben '12 and Bess Turner '12 Kiekhofer, with a naming gift toward the renovation of Kiekhofer Hall and Koten Chapel. This gift is a celebration of the strong ties between his grandparents and North Central College.
Holmes resides in La Quinta, Calif., with his wife, Debbie, and five-year-old daughter, Megan.


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You had surgery to check for problems in your knee (knee arthroscopy). You may have been checked for:
You may be able to put weight on your knee in the first week after having this surgery. Most people can return to their normal activities within the first month. You may need to be on crutches for a while. Ask your doctor if there are activities you should limit.
If you have a more complicated knee arthroscopy procedure, you may not be able to walk for several weeks. You may also need to use crutches or a knee brace. Full recovery may take several months to a year.
Pain is normal after knee arthroscopy. It should get better over time.
Your doctor will give you a prescription for pain medicine. Get it filled when you go home so that you have it when you need it. Take your pain medicine when as soon as pain starts. This will prevent it from getting too bad.
You may have received a nerve block, so you don't feel pain during and after surgery. Make sure you take your pain medicine. The nerve block will wear off, and pain can return very quickly.
Taking ibuprofen or another anti-inflammatory medicine may also help. Ask your doctor what other medicines are safe to take with your pain medicine.
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For most procedures, you may start to put weight on your leg soon after surgery, unless your doctor or nurse tells you NOT to.
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I've been exclusively bf for the last 4 mos with my lo. But i'm noticing feeding differences on each breast. On the rt she's feeding for about 30 seconds and on the left she's feeding for about 2 min (i'm not worried about how short she feeds, her weight gain is good). How do I increase her feedings on the other side. I know there is less milk in the rt side so i've started nursing her on that side at the beginning of every feeding, because if i offer her the left first she will not take the rt at all. When she will allow me, usually during her night nursing, i'll let her use the rt as a soother as long as i'm can stay awake (she will not use me as a soother when awake, she will bite me in frustration if i try). I think the left has a heavier letdown than the right and she simply doesn't want to work for it. And breast compressions while nursing on the rt seem to do little in encouraging her to stay and work for her hind milk. Any suggestions?
My other question is about spitting up. During her night nursing she will eat a lot and never spit up. However during the day she eats half the amount and spits up a ton! is this normal or should i be talking to the doctor about it?


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okay so my lil guy turned 3weeks yesterday. i was just curious if/when they have growth spurts. it seems like hes always eating. im actually not sure if hes eating too much. which leads to the second question. hes spitting up alot and i burp him. which he does burp. but i dont know why hes spitting up so much. it comes out his mouth and nose and soaks his face and the back of his head. is he eating too much? i know this is a silly question. sometimes he seems like he wants to eat so i dont know if thats causing him to spit up alot.
also i know i asked this before but i was wondering if its possible for him to eat and for me not to hear him. cos i was wondering if that may be why hes eating alot -cos hes not getting any the first times. he does have wet/poop diapers so i know hes eating. but i dont want to over feed him if hes not hungry either. hes does seem content when i feed him. im just curious
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- Agriculture committee grills CFTC head over MF Global collapse
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- Non-participation or recusal?
- Thursday morning Senate Agriculture Committee hearing delves into MF Global failure.
- Committee members cite stories from farmers regarding the firm's collapse.
- CFTC head faces questions and criticism regarding oversight and investigation of MF Global.
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Although an MF Global-specific hearing is set for mid-December, a Thursday morning hearing of the Senate Agriculture Committee had the investment firm's failure fully in its sights. Even though the hearing was originally set to check in on Wall Street reform, the opportunity to grill Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) head, Gary Gensler, on MF Global's collapse – and the subsequent discovery that customer funds, perhaps over $1 billion, had been "lost" – proved too ripe for committee members to pass up.
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With weeks' worth of unfavorable press coverage along with outraged legislator comments and press releases related to MF Global oversight, Gensler had to know he'd best not enter the chamber leading with his chin.
The immediate concern for the legislators revolve around suspicions that MF Global mingled customer and firm funds illegally. Throughout the hearing, committee members repeated constituent stories about the awful impact the firm's bankruptcy has had on farm country. As investigations by the FBI and Justice Department unwind MF Global's actions, farmers and others in the agriculture sector face frozen accounts and the possibility of recovering only a portion of their rightful funds.
However, another chief concern is this: What will it take before the oversight is robust enough to prevent occurrences such as MF Global?
If the congressional hand-wringing, legislation and endless hearings following the 2008 economic collapse, the Wall Street bailout and millions of lost U.S. jobs didn't sufficiently strengthen oversight of the financial industry, why should investors have any confidence in the markets?
"This has essentially evolved into an MF Global hearing," admitted South Dakota Sen. John Thune about 90 minutes into the proceedings. Thune then read a message he'd received from a grain elevator managing constituent. "'This MF Global failure is causing tremendous stress in our, and other business operations, as we're unable to use our futures accounts and unable to access funds. The continuation of this may cause my industry to suspend purchasing grain from farmers as we're unable and unwilling to hedge our purchases in an exchange that is not secure. This lack of certainty and security is starting to make traders across the world question the security of all positions -- even those not held in MF Global accounts. Timeliness is of utmost importance. The trust we all have in the regulated futures industry is at stake.'
"Marketing agricultural commodities through hedging and use of futures has become nearly as important as growing a crop," said Thune. "What's occurred with MF Global has severely damaged these practices for many producers and facilities."
The MF Global bankruptcy "underscores the importance of having effective oversight in all of our financial markets. We need these markets to function properly, and we need consumers to have faith in them," said Michigan Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Chairwoman of the Senate Agriculture Committee. "MF Global's customers included farmers, ranchers, co-ops, small businesses, and individuals who use these markets to hedge their business risk. Now, their confidence is shaken, and MF Global's customers are understandably very angry. With hundreds of millions of dollars of customers' money missing – maybe more than a billion dollars – it's clear that something went terribly wrong."
Gensler also took heat for the timing and manner of his recusal from the CFTC's investigation of MF Global. Gensler and former MF Global CEO, Jon Corzine (who has also served as New Jersey governor and senator) worked together at Goldman Sachs over a decade ago. In early November Gensler said that relationship meant he'd not be involved in MF Global dealings – something that the CFTC had already been working on for over a week.
Clearly chomping at the bit, agriculture committees in both houses are considering subpoenaing Corzine to compel testimony at coming hearings."The circumstances surrounding the MF Global bankruptcy are unprecedented," said a joint statement by Oklahoma Rep. Frank Lucas and Minnesota Rep. Collin Peterson. "Many of our constituents have lost funds and many more have lost confidence in futures and derivatives markets, which are under the jurisdiction of our committee. On December 8, the House Agriculture Committee will hold a hearing to examine the facts and circumstances that led up to the bankruptcy, and the efforts underway to recover customer funds and return them to their rightful owners. To that end, Jon Corzine's testimony is critical to fulfill our objectives on behalf of our constituents, which is why we have taken this extraordinary step to ensure his attendance. It is our hope the hearing next week will lay the groundwork to address the situation and begin to restore confidence."
Back at the Senate hearing, having staked out his "non-participation" position, Gensler left it to Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Mary Schapiro to answer North Dakota Sen. Kent Conrad's questions about the specifics of the MF Global investigation.
"We're investigating the disclosure and accounting by (MF Global)," said Schapiro. "What they did expose in their second quarter is net exposure to sovereign debt; they exposed – but not as clearly – their gross exposure. They reported they had $16.5 billion in reverse repos, of which 70 percent was collateralized by European sovereign. So, that wasn't as direct as the net exposure disclosure."
An incredulous Conrad replied "That's a loophole so big you could drive a mack truck through it. My God, if that isn't closed down, we must ask ourselves what we're doing."
Thune wanted to know "in plain and simple terms" the CFTC's plan – "not only of action items but also in terms of outreach to the ag community" – to ensure the use of hedging and futures markets can be safely continued?
"What we're doing is really asking ourselves and the staff and each commissioner what we can do better." said Gensler. "Specifically, what we're doing now along with the CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange) and National Futures Association (NFA), is conducting on-site reviews of all the futures commission merchants. (The CFTC has) taken the top dozen, or 14, and gone in to look at the segregated accounts. The CME is taking the next 35 or 40. The NFA is taking the others. We hope to finish (those reviews) in the month of December."
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Electronic voting machines that have been problematic in recent elections will be evaluated by the end of the year. ideastream's Kymberli Hagelberg has a report.
Testing of Ohio voting machines sought by Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner begins today.
The study, which will cost about $2 million will take a look at opitcal scan and touch screen voting machines in use in Ohio's 88 counties.
The state controlling board Ok'd payment of the study Monday. Initially it held off because Republican legislators and elections officials questioned Brunner's contingency plan in the event that the machines were found faulty. That issue has been resolved.
The secretary of state says machines will be tested by a team that includes academic as well as technical experts. Loaner machines will be provided by manufacturers to the counties so that municipal primaries will not be affected.
Brunner says a report will be sent to the governor and state legislators by December 14.
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Perl in PostgreSQL
I would like to see a talk on using Perl in PostgreSQL. PL/Perl looks very interesting but I have yet to really use it for anything real. Some good stories from the field I think would be interesting.
Under-appreciated Perl Idioms
Gems of Perl-programming practice that ought to be used more frequently.
Functional-style Perl
Can everyday Perl code be made better by borrowing ideas from the world of functional programming? You betcha! Let's count the ways...
Essential One-liners
Perl is not only a world-class programming language but also a potent command-line tool. In this tour de force of compact Perl prowess, every audience member will become a command-line ninja!
Logitech G15 Keyboard and perl
What I do with my Logitech G15 Keyboard and how perl helps me do it.
How Perl Saved my Life
It would be great to hear anecdotes of real-life situations where Perl swooped in and saved the day!
The Perl community: We're not grep!
At the last PPW, Bill Odom said that some people think that the Perl community is akin to "The Grep Community". Perl is often under-appreciated for it's varied uses. A beginner-level talk focusing on some of the more interesting applications of Perl would be great.
Reverse Engineering with perl
Did you ever reverse engineer the USB protocol of a device with the aid of perl?
Please share. Tell your story about it.
Using TAP to test things that are not code
Do you use TAP and its tools to test things like if a movie is playing or if you won the lottery? Share your weird testing with the rest of us. example
An introduction to Mason
How about an introductory course on using HTML::Mason?
Something learned from the Perl Survey
The opening keynote will provide the long awaited results of the Perl Survey. That leaves almost 30 hours to have time to find some strange fact to share during the lightning talks.
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Law enforcement officers arrested a Roosevelt County man and seized items suspected to be used in methamphetamine production Tuesday.
According to a news release from the Roosevelt County Sheriff's Office, Cody Banister, 27 was arrested on probation violation and RCSO officials say numerous other charges related to the production of methamphetamine are pending.
Agents of the RCSO and the Region V Drug Task Force and the Portales Police served a search warrant after a parole officer on a home visit to Banister's residence at 137 Mesilla Park became suspicious of illegal drug activity.
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Woodstock, legends and all that jazz
August 18, 2011 —
I've often heard it said that "age is just a number" but have no clue who coined the phrase. Undoubtedly, it was some octogenarian—loath to admit that time was passing more quickly than had been anticipated. This past week, my event calendar was filled with time travel and I found myself doing the math a little too often.
Making my reservations for "Chicago" at the Forestburgh Playhouse (www.fb playhouse.org), I was reminded of the first time I saw the show in 1975. Just a number? Maybe so, but it's an old one. Thankfully, this show stands the test of time and seeing a new generation appreciate the remarkable collaboration of Bob Fosse, John Kander and Fred Ebb reminded me that "everything old is new again" as I let the show wash over me with waves of nostalgia, tinged with (black and white) memories, dredged up through the sands of time.
Maggie Anderson, Danielle Kelsey, Dan Fenaughty, Jim Bray and Galyana Castillo breathed new life into this show and the audience roared with appreciation as the story of murder and mayhem unfolded on stage. Sexy, sultry and sensational, "Chicago" may not have aged, but I have. I had a hard time remembering the words to some of the numbers, but the sizzling cast made it all seem fresh as songs like "All That Jazz," "Cell Block Tango" and "Mr. Cellophane" reverberated through the rafters. "Chicago" is timeless and an evening at the Forestburgh Playhouse is (IMHO) time well spent.
With one rheumy eye on the hourglass, I decided against hauling out the love beads, but made haste to the event gallery at Bethel Woods ( www.bethelwoodscenter.org) for an "up close and personal" hour with the some of the original members of "The Family Stone" (sans Sly) on the eve of the anniversary of the 1969 Woodstock festival, held on the same spot lo, those many years ago.
Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Jerry Martini, Greg Errico and Cynthia Robinson were on hand to regale us with stories of partying with the likes of Joplin and Hendrix at the (now defunct) Holiday Inn in Liberty, NY, and it was Martini who quipped that he had been with the band "since the Hoover administration" which, while amusing, was a reality check.


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NORTHFIELD Florence R. Neill Daniels, 86, passed away on Dec. 19, 2012, having grown up in Johnson, living most of her married life in South Northfield and recently in Montpelier. She was born April 8, 1926, to Leroy and Linnie Morse Neill in Johnson. She graduated as valedictorian and president of her class of 1943 from Johnson High School in Johnson.
She was married to Kenneth Daniels on March 5, 1945, in Amarillo, Texas. He predeceased her on Feb. 15, 1998. She is survived by six children, Al Daniels, of Exeter, R.I., Ilene Joslin, of Waitsfield, Les Daniels, of South Northfield, Deb Daniels, of Alameda, Calif., Sheila Simerson, of Cadillac, Mich., Kay Daniels, of Alameda, Calif.; her sister, Janice Blake, of Bradford; sisters-in-law, Shirley Abbott, of Deland, Fla., Josephine Aiken, of Charlestown, N.H., Peggy Daniels, Polly Maloney, both of Northfield; eight grandsons; five granddaughters; 14 great-grandsons; three great-granddaughters. She had special relationships with all her daughters-in-law and sons-in-law, nieces and nephews.
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Teenage girls often like hanging out with friends, shopping, and getting their hair and make up done.
This week's Wednesday's Child is like that.
And while Alyssa is like any girl her age, she is focused on her future and is planning for a future likely including child care.
"I've always been interested in children ever since I was a child."
In high school, last year Alyssa's favorite class was a child development course. This year she's looking forward to advancing that.
"I will be going, I believe, to Chester elementary working with little kids 2 or 3 days a week."
She feels like she has something to offer kids, especially those who struggle
"I've been through a rough childhood myself," she said.
Alyssa hopes to turn her past into learning experiences that will help others.
She also says she isn't particularly social and she likes alone time.
So, being an only child in an adoptive family would be great for her.
"I've been with, like 5 other kids my whole life," she said.
She's also never really had a father figure; she'd really like to be adopted by a couple, and looks forward to time alone with each parent.
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Reliever Chad Durbin will be returning to Philadelphia.
According to Jerry Crasnick of ESPN, the Phillies and Chad Durbin have agreed to $1.1 million contract. The deal is one year, but includes an option for 2014. The deal also could include a possible $350,000 in incentives.
Durbin, a 35-year old reliever, pitched well with the Atlanta Braves last season. He went 4-1 with a 3.14 earned run average and a save in 76 appearances.
Durbin reunites with the Phillies three years later. From 2008-2010, Durbin had an 11-7 record and a 3.62 ERA in 194 appearances with the Phillies.
In 2012, the Phillies had one of the weakest bullpens in the league, and Ruben Amaro Jr. has tried to address that issue this offseason. Amaro has added Mike Adams, and now Durbin, which could potentially take time away from some of the younger relievers.
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I would have preferred Brian Wilson but as long as he doesn't pitch like Chad Qualls should be okay. Not to mention it's a long season and having depth is not a bad thing.
Well, I'll be damned. Hope he does well for us.
This could work out. So they were willing to spend more on Chad Durbin than Delmon Young. That should ring loudly with all those that think they won't dump Young like a hot potato if they find he can't play.
Delmon Young's deal is a guaranteed major league contract and will pay him double Durbin's contract if he just makes the team and stays under 230 lbs this season.
They've already said he might have trouble getting on the field during spring training due to his recovery from ankle surgery. So, it really seems like he's destined to make the team and get significant playing time until he proves he can't play, by which time he's already made more than Chad Durbin.
So, no, I don't think this signing or the salaries involved means much of anything.
Thome's deal was guaranteed too. When the time comes that he can get on the field, and as everyone is convinced will happen, he proves he doesn't belong, there's a decent chance someone will be looking to replace an injured or unproductive DH.
Like a hot potato EricL, and we might even get a prospect back.
Here's the problem. Over the past 2 seasons, Delmon has produced a .299 OBP and a .403 SLG for an OPS of .702. If he produces similar offensive numbers again and continues to be a bad fielder and a bad base runner, would you be happy with those results? Do you think the Phils would be happy with those results? Let's say Young is amazingly consistent and produces a .300 OBP and a .400 SLG in every month that he is on the roster. How many plate appearances do you think the Phillies would give him before they release him?
hk, They will not release Michael under any circumstances due to their 7.2 M investment in him. (I read where it's been updated, it's not the 6m we thought, it's actually 7.2 due to some technicality I don't understand.)
They'll have no problem getting out from under the Delmon investment, and IMO- there in lies the difference. I really believe many are making too much of this.
Look I don't like him much either, I didn't like Luis Castillo, I don't like Betancourt. But you have to have some guys in camp, so why not a few that by some miracle might turn into something, I just don't see the harm.
When RA jr is standing right next to the guy in front of the press, what else is he going to say but "we hope he can be a everyday right fielder". He wouldn't sign here if he didn't think he had a chance. They'll find out soon enough if he's a bad guy to have around. They'll dump him like Luis Castillo, D. Willis, or Joel Piniero- OR they'll find he can help them and keep him like Juan Pierre.
If he can't play yet due to injury in S.T. as EricL suggests, they'll try him out in April and May and if it doesn't work out, then dump him. I just don't see it as something to get worked up about.
Yes, but you didn't answer my question. Sure, if Delmon produces a .180/.250/.325 line in his first 100 PA's, they'll cut him quickly and it will only cost ~$1M and if he produces .298/.333/.493 like he did in 2010, they'll keep him for the full year at $3.5M and he'll be worth it. However, the question is what do you think management will do if he produces like he did over the past two seasons (.265/.300/.400)? Personally, I think they expect somewhere around those numbers and that such production will keep him here for the full season and the full $3.5M. That's my concern because that type of production with poor defense and base running from a corner OF is not worth $3.5M and is not worth taking those 500+ PA's from the development of younger, cheaper players like Dom and Ruf.
hk, I understand your concern, and admit to feeling a little skittish about it too, I just don't see it as anything to worry about. It's not like they went after him the minute FA season opened up, – had to have him at all costs, and paid him ridiculous money like Papelbon last year. I think he was fall back option, nothing more.
The answer to your question is too difficult to answer with certainty because they have been erratic in their decision making in the past. I guess what I was trying to point out is that it's more about money than performance. Here is what I mean.
A .707 OPS and an inability to throw the ball well in 2012 from Raul Ibanez was considered acceptable because of the investment they made in him. A .674 OPS and inability to stay on the field in 2011 was acceptable from Polanco because of the investment..
I would guess, and that's all this is -conjecture, that Delmon Young would have to perform much better than he has the last two seasons, because they don't have as much invested.
It's near impossible to predict what they will do. If you want my opinion, I don't make the move at all. But if I did, he's a put up or shut up disposable commodity.
I hope that you are right and they won't accept a .700 OPS with bad defense and bad base running from Young. However, I fear that they would see such production as acceptable if it comes with a batting average of .270 or so. As I have pointed out before, the Phils did not have a big financial commitment to Chad Qualls, yet they kept running him out there throughout the whole month of June when everyone else in the Delaware Valley knew he was cooked at least one month earlier.
They sIgned Yunieski Betancourt to a minor league deal
Im with Lefty this could work out. Or it could be Chad Qualls all over again.
I was a durbin fan when he was here before. I think he'll solidify the bullpen.
I like durbin he should have been on the team last year too. Does anyone know how the luxury tax works? Between him young and lannon their non guarantee money if they get most of it would put us in luxury tax territory if they reach incentives, what happens if they do will the cut or trade others to get back below the threshold?
Lefty, GREAT point about the price here for Durbin compared to D Young.
And what a surprise that not one of the dissenters responded to the comment. SMH
You were saying…???…/
I can't find anything to complain about with this signing. He won't be a Qualls partly because he won't be the eighth inning guy. He'd have to really, really be bad to be a flop as a middle reliever. He's not making a huge amount by today's standards, and he's supposed to be a good clubhouse person.
the phillies are really doing everything they can to have depth in the bullpen since last season was unacceptable. Hopefully this works out. Best case scenario the phillies have too much pitching.
Can NEVER have too much pitching.
Well, you can if you use it incorrectly. If the younger guys are better than Durbin but get sent to the minors because he's on the roster, then yeah, you've got too much pitching.
EricL–the "if" man. "If the younger guys are better than Durbin…" That's a pretty big "if" right there, seeing as how none have really proven themselves capable of commanding their arsenals.
Where's your confidence? Management isn't a bunch of idiots, and I think will know how to handle the 'pen.
Yeah, so I guess I should re-phrase my comment to say "You can never have too much GOOD pitching." There…you happy now Eric?? I mean, it's not like you didn't know what I meant.
This is one signing I like a whole lot. I like Durbin when he was with the Phils and did a great job. His record with Atlanta last season speaks volumes ( 4-1 with a 3.14 earned run average and a save in 76 appearances) for how well he continues to pitch.
Good move Amaro.
The Durbinator's return to the Phils qualifies him in the small number of Phillies who came back to play a second time before their careers were over. I wonder if we could squeeze a full starting lineup of such guys. Some of these guys might find themselves in new positions to validate this.
P – Terry Mulholland. Hard to believe Jamie Moyer only pitched here once. But it's early.
C- Tim McCarver
1B – James Thome
2B – Tony Taylor
3B – Richard Anthony Allen
SS – Dave Hollins. The sort of mental toughness that would switch positions first, and ask questions later.
LF – Mickey Morandini. I had him at 2nd, but then realized Tony came back after going to Detroit, and at this point, he's a little old to be hanging around 2B.
CF – Doug Glanville. I doubt we could do an all media team of ex Phils, although ya never know, but between Glanville and McCarver, not a bad start.
RF – Chuck Klein.
Reliever – hey, Chad Durbin inspired this venture, he gets the ball.
That was fun.
Nice list — I would nominate Dick Ruthven as SP (maybe the RHP to go with Mulholland as the LHP).
Also Polanco (somewhere).
Roster alert. Mickey Mor-an-dee-knee is outtahere. outta the outfield, anyway. Del Unser is added to the ballclub. Left field, leaving Glanville to cover Klein's right field limitations.
I'm not sure how Mulholland got picked over Cliff Lee, but they both had vagabond ventures of sorts.
McCarver was brought back a second time because my avatar said so. He has the distinction of being a member of two teams that brought him back a second time. Personally, I try to rid myself of him as often as possible.
BTW- What is your picture now? Hank Williams Jr?
Wild Bill Hagy, who led the body language Oriole chants back in the day. Maybe you haven't lived where you live long enough to remember him, but he was a legend down there. I bet Brooks knows of him. It wouldn't shock me if Barry Foote also caught for the Phils twice, and I'm pretty sure Todd Pratt did. I thought I was lucky to get 9, I guess you could fill out a roster if you really wanted.
Polanco is a good choice, I just didn't think of him, and I'm sure I knew it at the time, but I don't remember Ruthven serving a second stint.
Ruthven was drafted by the Phillies, came up through their farm and pitched here in 1973-75, then was traded to the White Sox for Jim Kaat (and Mike Buskey), who then flipped him to Atlanta 2 days later with Ken Henderson for Larvell Blanks and Ralph Garr.
Anyway, the Phillies then got him back from Atlanta in July 1978 for the stretch run in exchange for Gene Garber.
Foote was just a one-timer, but Pratt was picked up as a Rule 5 draftee in 1992, played here through 1994, then was acquired from the Mets in 2001.
Oh! Of course I remember Wild Bill. I knew it was familiar, just couldn't place it.
I try to rid myself of that dork as often as possible, too. I'd rather have the Aflack Duck as a color commentator than Tim "God's gift to baseball stategy" McCarver.
Don't forget the legendary Joe Table (aka Jose Mesa) for the bullpen.
Not yet noted here: The number of phillies on the roster from the '08 champion squad has increased!
If he can produce anything like he did when he was here during the Series runs, it should be a solid pick up. The young guys are still too shaky and I find it hard to trust them in tight/big game situations. But with the additions of veterans Adams and Durbin, these kids can stand to learn something.
I love the bullpen moves so far. The phils would have been closer in the hunt last year, if not in the hunt, ahd the pen not blown games early.
And in memory of the great Earl Weaver this is priceless! – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpS-XFXxJvE
I wouldn't quibble with the use of the word priceless, but here's some video that to me, exemplifies priceless in a different way.
Sin't sickness beautiful? The only Phillie fan I ever knew that had the recognition factor of Wild Bill was Yo-Yo (Bernie Schiuffrin) who danced to Hava Nagila back at The Vet. A definite character in his own right. Yo Yo tried to bum more money off me than some people made in a lifetime. My favorite national fan from back then was this dude that ravelled the country and coincidentally turned up every Saturday where NBC broadcast the Game of the Week. Dennis Rodman before his time, he sported a rainbow hairdo, or actually a fro in rainbow colors, and worked behind the plate to get his John 3:15 sign on camera.
All three videos are all priceless, thanks gentlemen.
Ken – From Wild Bill Hagy to a sexy, red thong with a Phillies "P" on the…you know… front…. I must say you have eclectic and quite varied tastes in avatars!


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Orientation Week information for Lauriers graduate students
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Lauriers graduate students will have an opportunity to network with their peers and professors, get to know the university and receive skill development training at the annual Graduate and Professional Studies Symposium (GPSS).
Designed to help graduate students set themselves up for success at Laurier, the GPSS will run Sept. 2-3 on the Waterloo campus, with additional programming during the first two days of classes, Sept. 4 and 5. The program is open to all new and returning graduate students and will offer professional development and orientation experience.
Starting graduate school is exciting, but may cause some anxiety at the same time, said Joan Norris, dean, Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies. At the GPSS, students can build on this excitement and overcome anxiety by taking part in a wide selection of training workshops designed to provide insight into the graduate student experience at Laurier.
Norris notes that the annual success of the GPSS can be largely attributed to those involved in its planning and delivery.
The GPSS is a model of how to bring together the expertise of Laurier students, staff and faculty, all for the single purpose of helping students succeed while in graduate school and beyond.
In addition to helping students get acclimatized to life at Laurier, the symposium will feature a variety of sessions offering practical skills transferrable to academic and career development, as well as a multitude of networking opportunities. Examples of GPSS sessions include:
- Keynote and closing addresses from Associate Professor Penelope Ironstone, 2012 winner of Lauriers Award for Teaching Excellence
- Getting from Here to There: The Career Planning Process
- Putting the U: in Community: Tools for Civic Engagement and Professional Growth
- Graduate Student Achievement: Importance of Wellbeing in the Pathway to Success
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Students will also have a chance to get to know their classmates, their professors and the Kitchener-Waterloo community at a networking event aboard the historic Waterloo Central Railway, the Goose Chase networking event and a patio party at Veritas Café.
GPSS is structured so that each graduate student can customize their own experience by attending the professional development sessions that will offer them the greatest value, said Robert Bruce, president and CEO of the Wilfrid Laurier University Graduate Students Association and GPSS chairperson.
For some, GPSS provides an opportunity to network with future faculty, staff and colleagues; for others, it is an invaluable program that prepares students for their new role as teaching assistants; but GPSS offers everyone an opportunity to experience Lauriers unique graduate student community.
The GPSS is a collaborative initiative between the Graduate Students Association, the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies, the Office of Educational Development, the Career Development Centre and the Deans of Students.
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Music Review: Mixed results with BeethovenBy Jim Lowe
Staff Writer | January 25,2013BURLINGTON Highly unusual for a young string quartet, the most satisfying performance in an all-Beethoven program Wednesday was one of the Late Quartets perhaps the deepest and most musically demanding music the titan of composers wrote.
At the College Street Congregational Church, the Ariel Quartet, formed in Israel and now quartet in residence at the University of Cincinnatis College-Conservatory of Music, delivered performances of one each of Beethovens Early Quartets, Middle Quartets and Late Quartets.
The program was the second of six, sponsored by Mel Kaplans Vermont Summer Music Festival, of the complete Beethoven Cycle of string quartets over the 2012-2013 and 2013-2014 seasons, initiated by the Ying Quartet.
Beethovens Early Quartets represent the composers crowning of the Classical era; the Middle Quartets reveal early Romantic yearnings. But the Late Quartets transcend period and represent the composers pinnacle: pure, abstract music delving as deeply as just about any performer or audience is capable of understanding.
The Quartet in c-sharp minor, Opus 131, is one of the Late Quartets. While superficially lyrical and beautiful, its anything but Beethoven lite. The complex work takes the performer and audience to exalted musical levels.
The Ariel Quartet Alexandra Kazovsky and Gershon Gerchikov, violist Jan Grünig and cellist Amit Even-Tov despite having to stop twice for broken viola strings, revealed the works inner complexities with clarity and lyrically beautiful playing. Kazofsky in particular used her highly accurate technique and expressiveness in leading a cohesive and beautiful performance.
Although Wednesdays performance of Opus 131 lacked the gravitas that comes with musical maturity, the excellent playing resulted in a rich and rewarding experience.
The Ariels performances of Early (Quartet in F Major, Opus 18, No. 1) and Middle (Quartet in F Major, Opus 59, No. 1) quartets proved less successful, though still well played. Gerchikov, who took the first violin role in these two, had intonation issues in both quartets and over-interpreted many of the lines, making them more complex than they are in both quartets. Still, he delivered some tender and intensively beautiful playing in the Adagio of the Opus 59, No. 1.
Grünig, the violist, often failed to blend in these two quartets, perhaps reflecting the string problems to come. The result was far less refined performances than the Opus 131.
The Ariel Quartet is a fine young virtuoso ensemble, with its members perhaps nearing 30, and one well worth watching as it grows.
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The Vermont Summer Music Festival will present the Leipzig String Quartet at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 13, at the College Street Congregational Church in Burlington. The third of the six-part Beethoven Cycle of string quartets, the program will feature the Quartet in B-flat Major, Opus 18, No. 6; Quartet in f minor, Opus 95 (Serioso); and Quartet in E-flat Major, Opus 127. Tickets are $35; call the Flynn Regional Box Office, 863-5966, or go online to www.flynntix.org.MORE IN Vermont NewsMONTPELIER Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt. Full StoryVermont Attorney General Bill Sorrell plans to join the U.S. Full StoryMONTPELIER Gov. Full Story
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One Laptop per Child non-profit organization has issued a statement that indicates plans to reduce staff count by 50%, cut salary for the remaining personnel and discontinue certain operations. The organization still believes it will be able to create next-generation ultra-cheap laptop for developing countries and also kick-off certain initiatives to boost computerization of developing nations.
From now on, OLPC will focus on development of the second generation XO laptop, creation of a million of digital books, a no-cost connectivity program as well as passing the development of the Sugar operating system to the community.
"Like many other nonprofits that are facing tough economic times, One Laptop per Child must downsize in order to keep costs in line with fewer financial resources. Today we are reducing our team by approximately 50% and there will be salary reductions for the remaining 32 people. While we are saddened by this development, we remain firmly committed to our mission of getting laptops to children in developing countries," said Nicholas Negroponte, the head of OLPC.
According to Mr. Negroponte, approximately 500 thousand children worldwide already own OLPC XO-1 laptops. The organization will not only continue to work with governments to deploy the inexpensive XO-1 notebooks, but will also create a program under which the least developed countries will get such systems for free.
Current OLPC XO laptop features AMD Geode LX-700 processor with 433MHz clock-speed and built-in graphics controller, 256MB of PC-2700 (DDR 333MHz) memory, 1GB NAND flash that substitutes hard disk drive, 7.5" screen with 1200x900 resolution, wireless and wired network adapters as well as integrated webcam, microphone, speakers and so on.


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Visitors walk to the Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock, Ark. The National Archives made public another 4,000 pages of documents from the Clinton White House on Friday.
WASHINGTON Sensing a Republican tidal wave, President Bill Clinton worried in the summer of 1994 that Republicans were energized heading into the midterm elections while his Democratic base was deflated. Theres no organization, theres no energy, theres no anything out there, Clinton said of his own party.
Theyre organized and theyre working, the president observed of conservative activists, according to an August 1994 transcript. And our cultural base. ... They walked off.
Clintons concerns turned out to be justified: Republicans swept to power in the fall elections, wresting control of the House and Senate from the presidents party. The transcript was among 4,000 documents released Friday by the National Archives.
Theyre just part of the roughly 30,000 pages expected to be released in coming weeks. The documents, which cover Clintons two presidential terms, are much anticipated in the political world, partly because then-first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton is considering her own bid for the presidency in 2016.
The documents shed ample light on her husbands administration, highlighting the behind-the-scenes maneuvering of aides, the stroking of allies and erstwhile opponents and the sting of the first Republican takeover of Congress in 40 years.
Clintons aides coped with that debacle by issuing strongly worded but sometimes conflicting advice on the Clintons tone in the 1995 State of the Union speech and other public events.
Adviser Paul Begala said the president should not joke about historic Democratic losses.
I really dont like the president making fun of our ass-whipping in November, or suggesting it was because of him we got creamed, Begala wrote in a memo to speechwriters.
Clinton adviser James Carville disagreed. He thinks itll be effective self-deprecation; Im concerned it could look like a white flag of surrender, Begala wrote.
Dont be too contrite, White House aide Todd Stern warned.
I think the speech sounds too apologetic and mealy-mouthed, Stern wrote in a 1994 memo to White House adviser Don Baer. One of the presidents problems right now is that too many people see him as lacking backbone, vacillating, being too eager to please and tell people what they want to hear. I think he needs to sound strong and presidential in touch, certainly, with what happened on November 8 but not weak.
Clinton was in touch with the Republican surge more than two months before the November election, the newly released documents show.
Basically youve got Republicans running like a house afire all over the country and running against me, and saying that Washington has too much government and taxes and too little morality. I mean, thats their message. It aint so, but its what theyre selling, Clinton vented to an unnamed aide, according to an Aug. 25, 1994, transcript. And theres no organization, theres no energy, theres no anything out there. And were out of position on this government rhetoric deal.MORE IN Wire NewsUNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. Full StoryTroubling as the details of the McLaren Report were, a news item out of Russia earlier this week... Full Story
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As reported in the April 5, 2013 Sullivan County Democrat, the county legislature met recently with local politicians, business people and members of the public to review the results of the legislature's economic survey. Among the top priorities were maintaining tourism and continuing to market and enhance the sustainability of our communities through arts, culture and recreation. These conclusions should come as no surprise. From the boarding houses, to the hotels, to the second home market, Sullivan County's economic health has always been connected with, and reliant on, these important facets of our economy.
But what does come as a surprise is that the planning board in the Town of Delaware, which includes the hamlet of Callicoon, is choosing to bite the hand that's fed it by amending the town's zoning regulations to allow natural gas compressor stations in the village's business and rural districts. It's obvious that a compressor station is not compatible with our well-being or our economic assets and that it will put the livelihoods and possibly health of the entire community at risk.
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-How long did it take you after your conception date that you "felt" pregnant?
I "felt "pregnant 2 weekd after conception, although i just thought i had the flu for 3 weeks, then i took the test and there was a pink line!!
-What's the advantages to cloth vs. disposable diapers?
For us, is about convenience, DF and I both work full time, so disposable are a big time saver. If one of us stayed at home we would CD, i've read some interesting studies with the health benefits...
-What was one product you couldn't live without in those first months?
Boppy. You HAVE to get a Boppy.
-What's the best way to get people to not touch (or kiss) your baby's face?
Tell 'em. Just flat out say the baby is very new and on medical advise it's best if people keep their distance for now. And if someone doesn't listen ( I won't name and names but MIL is a big culprit...oops, did i name names??) revoke privileges. You don't give up beer caffine and nicotine for nine months to have someone elses germs mess them up!!
-Other than call your doctor, what's one of the first things you should do to prepare for baby? (health wise and general preparedness)
Cook a couple of meals ahead and freeze them in those disposable aluminum pans. Home cooking is nice when no clean up is involved.
The few things I would recommend for you & your LO would definitely be (like the PP's said) a Boppy pillow and also a travel crib or bassinet. My LO sleeps right next to my side of the bed which makes it so convenient to wake & feed her at night.
With my second DD I didn't know I was pregnant for awhile. I was irregular after having my first DD and didn't know when I'd get AF, but I remember feeling nauseaus when I was grocery shipping and I think I took the test that night and it was positive.
I only use disposable diapers (yes I am contributing to the garbage crisis in America ) but only because it is so easy. I did use cloth diapers in the hospital when my LO developed a hossible rash, but it went away and I went back to disposables. I, personally, don't have the patience for cloth diapers. but here is so much information on this site about cloth and how you can use them. You will definitely get much friendly advice from the women who swear by them. And yes, you would save money using cloth.
To prepare for baby - get your nesting done as early as you can so you can rest rest rest before birth. Read What to expect the first year, go to LLL meetings, take the classes recommended by your OB or hospital.
You've probably already heard it, but LO is Little One, DD is dear daughter, PP is previous poster.
Good luck to you!
I knew the very next morning. No joke. I felt something like butterflies in my belly.-How long did it take you after your conception date that you "felt" pregnant?
Some of the advantages of cloth are 1) they are cheaper in the long run 2) Even with the extra washing, it is better for the environment 3) they're really cute 4) If you have more than one child, you'll be able to use them again-What's the advantages to cloth vs. disposable diapers?
There are many more advantages, but as Sasha said earlier, disposables can really be easy, especially in the first month or two. Even as a cloth diaperer, I don't know if I'd be able to commit to them during those first hectic days.
The glider. and a wrap or sling.-What was one product you couldn't live without in those first months?
Like pp said, put your LO in a sling and they'll keep their distance-What's the best way to get people to not touch (or kiss) your baby's face?
1) Get in the habit of drinking PLENTY of water.-Other than call your doctor, what's one of the first things you should do to prepare for baby? (health wise and general preparedness)
2) Talk honestly and bluntly with your doctor or midwife about what you want.
3) As you get closer to your due date, make lots of freeze-able food. I froze stuff in 1 and 2 portion batches. You WILL NOT have time or wherewithall for cooking when you first get home, yet you will be hungry ALL THE TIME if you're nursing You want good, healthy food around that's easy and fast. This was a total lifesaver for us.
Good luck, it sounds like you're going to be really well prepared!
With DS, I suspected I was pregnant a few days after my period was due. I was just starting to feel some breast tenderness, but honestly I don't think the early pregnancy symptoms were very distinguishable from normal pre-menstrual symptoms (for me anyway). With DD, even though my period was late, I did not think I was pregnant because my cycles had been irregular. I actually went to the doctor to tell her I was worried about being able to conceive because of my irregular cycles. Well, she did a pregnancy test and, lo and behold, I was! But I didn't notice any symptoms until a week or two later (then I started feeling sick to my stomach and getting nosebleeds).
I cloth diaper and love it. Some of the pps have covered the benefits, and I agree: (1) less expensive (can be MUCH less depending on which kind you use), (2) healthier for baby (the incidence of diaper rash went up from 7% to 80% when the majority of the population started using disposables in the 60s and 70s); (3) better for the environment (there is some "controversy" about this fueled by a study done by a disposable diaper company, which I think is total BS-the water used to wash cloth diapers is no more than what is used for an adult to flush a toilet weekly); (4) much cuter and more fun! There is a CDing group on this site for CDers and people interested in CD. You can request to join by going to "User CP" then "Group Memberships" and request to join.
Two "products" I could not live without were my DH and my LC (lactation consultant). Seriously, having people around to help and give BF advice is really important.
To prepare your body for baby and a healthy pregnancy, make it a point to exercise and eat right from the start. Even when I was in the uncomfy last couple of months with DD, I walked and did yoga every day. And putting on too much extra weight during pregnancy can make the pregnancy and delivery harder and be difficult to lose afterward (although BFing helps ).
Welcome to the forum! You are getting a lot of great advice!
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A few of my favorite things that I've discovered on the forum: co-sleeping, baby-wearing, tandem nursing, baby-led solids, cloth diapering, APing, selective vaccination...the list goes on
I am so glad I found a supportive place for advice before becoming pregnant. You ladies will surely be my biggest refrence for my first pregnancy. I found a LLL here in my community (which surprised me as this community is mostly ghetto ) Not many people in my family support natural birth or BFing because of the number of births that were "accidents" and usually not seen as a blessing, unfortunately. I really have no one else to ask these questions (so don't be surprised if I ask a million questions between now and the time my LO arrives. ) Thank you again for all the help!
I use cloth diapers, and you don't want to get me started, LOL. We have a CDing forum here, which is a lot of fun, and you can google on the web and read all sorts of stuff. I started using cloth to save money, and now I'm really glad to be helping the environment too. I used cloth from day one with this baby -- other than a few disposables when I couldn't get the diaper cover to stop rubbing the cord -- but I am not sure I'd do that with my first. With a first baby, just getting any diaper ON is a challenge! So I think I'd give myself a break for a few weeks and use sposies while getting to know my baby and working on breastfeeding if this was my first child.
I can't live without my sling for baby -- he's sleeping in it right now, and I just cleaned my house in preparation for my in-laws arrival with him in the sling. But for mama care, I found during this last postpartum period that I really like the Earth Mama Angel Baby products. Their teas and the New Mama Bottom Butter are incredible and just made me feel better.
I don't leave the house with the baby for 6-8 weeks, since their immune systems and blood-brain barriers aren't fully developed until then, and go where I'll see people who know me who will want to hold and kiss the baby. I do go where I don't know people, like the store, but I keep him in the sling, and so nobody touches him unless I specifically allow it. But people are pretty good about not touching/kissing the face in my experience, not so much the hands, which is what the baby puts in the mouth!
As far as general preparedness, I'd just make sure I was eating well, exercising and getting financial planning down before conception and as much as possible during pregnancy. I swear by Dr. Sear's books too, and I'd recommend reading them and avoiding the common ones, like "What to Expect."
Mama to my all-natural boys: Ian, 9-4-04, 11.5 lbs; Colton, 11-7-06, 9 lbs, in the water; Logan, 12-8-08, 9 lbs; Gavin, 1-18-11, 9 lbs; and an angel 1-15-06
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It does. Sometimes even with test. Post your stats and your cycle. Maybe you got test instead....
I upped my trenbolone enanthate dose from 100 to 400. Now I have a boner almost all of the time. For the past week I have been sporting a chubby nearly all day. It ranges from semi erect to bull blown raging boner. I got one today picking out fruit at the grocery store. It fucking hurts sometimes.
This shit is not cool. I have been having to tuck it under my belt as to not make it obvious to fucking strangers that I am walking around with a god damn boner. I thought tren killed erections.
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It does. Sometimes even with test. Post your stats and your cycle. Maybe you got test instead....
How would tren cause erections? I suspect coloured test e lol
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Glad to see your utilizing the "gentlemans tuck" (yes thats the proper name) till this problem goes away. LOL
tren turned me into a fucken sexual predator, I wanted pussy all the time day and night. Honestly, It was quite ridiculous and it lasts the entire time I run it, every time I run it. Tren, prop and mast are a crazy combo for me.
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I wont touch tren because i heard its riddled with side effects which include major libido/erection problems. Any truth to this.
Tren does the opposite to me, which is why I run ace and only 8 weeks at a time. I really doubt constant erections are a result of the tren.
Tren 200mg twice weekly
Sust 250 125mg twice weekly
Adex .25mg eod
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i can not run tren because of this i can have sex 8-10 times a day and it still will be hard to semi all day long i have had some booners last well over 6-8 hours straight which is bad.my wife gets so sore we can not have sex and it gets to the point i can not sleep or work or anything because i am thinking the dirties nasty sex stuff you can think of. i can see how some one could rape someone while in this state it is out of my control and i would never ever rape anybody so i have to stop the tren.i get great results and no other side effect i can last forever with cumming and my penis stay really large all the time over a 1inch longer than while off tren yes we measured.lots of guys say whats the problem with all that but to say it turns me into a sex predator is a huge understatement to say the least it is no fun.when i read people say they have problems sex while on tren i am like wtf your lying i still dont think it true somthing else is wrong with these people like say there is no words i can say to tell you how horny and out of control i get while on tren i am talking strip clubs, escorts,hookers all while haveing sex with my wife ever single day many many times and doing it myself many times still have to have more can not ever get enough to not want sex for even for 5 mins just to sleep. like i say this is a major problem for me is there anything to take to control this while on tren just enough to be able to live life?
Tren always makes me horny as fuck. Love it
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So what's the problem lol
see what i mean whats the problem did you read the part about having bonners for like 8-10 hours straight thats not good about not being able to sleep .it like a drug like crack it controls your life you can not live with a 24 hour 7 days a week bonner and all you can think about is sex. i have all most went mad and was going to need to be check into a mental ward for me its that strong and out of control i would like something that would make it at least were i can control it.
I was referring to the added size statement by Kelju....
But yeah what you are saying is a problem. Some doctors prescribe antidepressants such as Paxil, Prozac or Zoloft to help reduce obsessions and compulsions, as well as excessive sexual desire. Maybe more research in this area?
Doesn't libido sometimes effect penis size? The more horny you are, the harder the erection, the bigger the cock. I have never had more than a mediocre dick, but my little 6 is now a solid 7. Some of it could be changes I have made regarding my health. I read smoking cigarettes and drinking lots of coffee shrinks your dick, and I cut both of those things out of my life. Also, I take a lot of nitric oxide precursors during the day for my workouts, that could be part of it.
I don't know. All I'm saying is I've got a bigger dick, and a serious need to stick it inside people. I've got a couple of dates lined up for the weekend, and people on hold as plan b if plan a don't show up.
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What the hell this sounds crazy lol I have tren E on the way idk if I want it run it now! I cant walk around with a boner in the office!! Are you running caber or prami?
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Ordered caber just in case, but it doesn't look like I need it for the sexual side effects. Probably wasn't a good idea, but I ordered some mdma and some pot, too. Think I will break my strike of being drug free by getting balls deep in some slut with emotional issues.
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Tren increases libido in many users for sure, especially when stacked with some T.
Tren makes me rage out on any girl I see... I'm like a dog with a permanent red rocket!!
Dude I'm having the same problem, on 400 tren e right now. I couldn't sleep this morning and my wife was asleep so I rubbed one out. Then she woke up one hour later and started talking sexy of course kids woke up so she went downstairs to make them breakfast and I was like god dammit I gotta jerk it again
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I think you meant pain in the dick
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tren boners..
Currently on test 250 tren 40mg eod no sex at all also diet may be a reason at 160g c 28g f 230g p
Could it be that Tren itself causes increased libido (AA rating 500/500. very androgenic) but some people experience prolactin sides that cause the libido loss to overpower it? I don't get even the slightest increase in prolactin on Nandrolone based on my bloodwork, and experienced an increase in libido on NPP. hadn't expected that after all the deca dick stories out there. Yet I awoke with raging wood every day. No hairless either so don't tell me it was test
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The death toll from Sunday's tornado outbreak across the Midwest stands at eight. Many of those who witnessed the devastation say they're shocked that number isn't higher. Early warnings delivered by text message may have helped limit the casualties.


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