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I think my baby has colic too! He screams about 75 percent of the day and wakes up arching his back and screaming. The only time he doesn't scream or cry is when he's BF'ing which we do all the time even if he's not hungry and I need a break. I know he's in serious stomach pains because he does this certain cry and he strains and makes his face all red and passes gas, and his stomach gets all tight. This lasts for hours at night and in the morning. He just started spitting up in the last week or so too. Mylicon drops help but they aren't the end all be all to our problems.
Also he also has developed a head to toe pimply rash that I think is infected because its oozing around his ears and face so that could be part of the crying thing.
Anyways we're going to the doctor today at 3 but I'm blaming all the stomach stuff on colic. Just wanted to vent, seems like our babies are going through something similar (minus the rash)
Oh one more vent-- Logan woke up at 2 AM and didn't fall back asleep until 11 AM this morning. I'm soooooo tired!!!!
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Colby 12-14-09
I remember those days...
You should look into allergies.. there are a few threads on this site... i believe that the rash could be a result from something you are eating...
Just a warning, the ped may prescribe "special" formula.. your milk is the best for the baby.. sometimes they try to push this formula onto moms.
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Colby 12-14-09
Just thought I would post an update. Took him to the ped and he said it sounds like colic. He has gained weight fine, he gained um 11 ounces in 7 days I think!
So that much is good and it pretty much made me stop worrying about not having enough. He said it also could be a letdown issue were its coming to fast and he is gagging and swallowing air because of that. Which he almost always starts to gag and pulls off after the milk really gets going! So yeah, hopefully things will get better!!!
My LO's symptoms were not nearly as severe as yours, but I have been dealing with OALD/OS. I think it's finally starting to regulate now, thank goodness! But I found the info at kellymom.com to be really helpful in dealing with the OALD/OS. By trying out the suggestions there, I was able to determine that this was really the problem, rather than reflux. If you suspect OALD is your problem: Burp often, try positioning baby's throat so that it's above your nipple (so gravity will keep the milk from hitting his throat so fast), try letting the milk drip into a cloth diaper or expressing a bit to relieve the immediate pressure after letdown, try block nursing and nursing lying down. Good luck, and hang in there!
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It sounds like you are really having a tough time. My dd is now 15 months old, but we struggled with "colic" from the time she was 2 weeks old until she was over 5 months old. During that time (which seemed like FOREVER), we learned lots of tricks that made it more bearable. DD did spit up quite a bit, and I discovered that I had overactive letdown (OALD). For this, we started block feeding- feeding from only one breast per feeding, and using that breast for every feeding for 3 hours. After those three hours were up, we would start using the other breast. That seemed to help a little bit. We also used the Gripe Water that one of the pps mentioned. It was a miracle drug for hiccups! I dunno if it helped otherwise... For us, the most effective was-
I couldn't believe it... Everytime we'd turn the vacuum on, she'd go from SCREAMING to quiet, and many times, she'd even fall asleep. After weeks of running our vacuum cleaner for hours each day, we decided we had to try something else. I found a CD called "For Crying Out Loud". There are 8 tracks, if I remember right. One of them is the sound of a vacuum. We would play that track on repeat for hours some days. It worked wonders!
Now, she is the happiest 15 month old I could have imagined. People ask me all the time, "Does she ever stop smiling?" I always tell them, "You should have met her during her first five months!" Anyway, it DOES get better, and formula WILL NOT fix it. I just hope that you don't have to deal with five months of it! Good luck!
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Sounds like colic to me. My DD was colicky and the only thing that works was the advice given in "The Happiest Baby on the Block" by Dr. Harvey Karp. Do not give up breastfeeding. If the baby is colicky, being on your breast is a good thing. Good luck!
I forgot to post this... my pedi decided to try my LO on zantac (I just blamed all his stomach/nursing problems on colic) and not kidding you it's like a whole new baby nursing. He's back to nursing and finishing each side and his poops aren't runny anymore now that he's comfortable enough to stay on a breast until hindmilk time. He also has stopped arching his back during feedings and screaming. I never thought he was having that silent reflux. Anyways I'm happy he is happier during BF'ing and its a reward to see them with that milk drunk smile when they're finished.
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Colby 12-14-09
My oldest daughter had colic as well. I found a nice warm bath seemed to help her. Sometimes when she was really bad we would take a nice warm bath and I would nurse her during our bath. For some reason that seemed to make a difference.
My 9 week old LOVES the blow dryer, vacuum and my white noise machine. When I really need to get something done and Caitlyn just wants to be held, I will sometimes turn the blow dryer or vacuum on and she is content. At least for a little while
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Perella Weinberg banker goes in-house
A former managing director at US boutique investment bank Perella Weinberg Partners has left finance for a corporate role, following a number of bankers who have made similar switches.
Richard Tyrrell, who also previously worked for Morgan Stanley, has joined Hoegh LNG, a Norwegian company providing floating infrastructure services, as a project leader.
He had been a managing director in Perella Weinberg's energy team but is listed as inactive on the UK's Financial Services Register as of January 31. Perella Weinberg could not be reached for comment in time for publication.
Tyrell gained an MBA from Harvard Business School in 2002, according to his LinkedIn profile. He then worked at Morgan Stanley, where he started as an associate in M&A before moving into more senior roles in the energy team and the infrastructure group. He joined Perella Weinberg in 2009.
His new role at Hoegh LNG will be based in London.
A person familiar with the matter said that Tyrrell was leaving Perella Weinberg simply to pursue "a good opportunity". He has worked in industry in the past having spent six years at oil services company Schlumberger between 1994 and 2000.
Last year a number of City of London bankers jumped ship and moved to the corporate sector, many of them in finance roles. They included Kashif Aslam, who joined Anglo American's in-house corporate finance team from Blackstone Group; ex-JP Morgan banker Julia Thomas, who took up an M&A position at FTSE 100 company Intertek; and Joe Seifert, another former JP Morgan banker who took up a senior finance role at Indian conglomerate Essar Group.
Last May, Perella Weinberg Partners reported a record profit in 2012 for its UK and European arm, and announced plans to grow its European operations.
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PGXL Technologies and Silicon Biosystems, Inc. announced a collaborative partnership to make the highly regarded Silicon Biosystems DEPArray technology available through PGXL Technologies. The PGXL program will allow clinical researchers and pharma sponsors to obtain the level of data fidelity and resolution needed in cancer biomarker discovery and translational research.
"As the DEPArray technology has gained recognition in the marketplace for its unmatched ability to recover pure cells for molecular characterization, we have received significant interest in having the platform available on a fee-for-service basis," said Bob Proulx, President and General Manager of Silicon Biosystems' U.S. operations. "Last year we added a demonstration and training lab, but partnering with PGXL for CRO services will add a whole new dimension to our ability to reach and impact the market."
The DEPArray technology has broad application in the study of the underlying causes of disease, disease progression and the basis of drug resistance and efficacy. Recent technology progress in the areas of DNA and RNA analysis have shown that the complexity of diseases, like cancer, will require the characterization and comparison of different types of samples at the single cell level. The DEPArray system provides single-cell sorting, and can deliver the cell purity needed for the stringent downstream applications, such as next-gen sequencing and RNA expression profiling.
"We partnered with PGXL because they bring highly complementary capabilities and expertise to the equation," Proulx continued. "Their experience in molecular methods and operation of a CLIA laboratory make them an ideal service provider for our prospective clients interested in genomic heterogeneity and translational research."
"PGXL Tech exists to bring to market technologies that advance personalized medicine," said Dr. Roland Valdes, Jr., President of PGXL Laboratories. "Making the DEPArray available on a fee-for-service basis empowers researchers to work with a precision that will speed discovery."
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During a heated discussion at the Delaware Town Board meeting last week, it was said that New York State embraces a representative model of government. This is true. But that does not mean that the proper attitude of elected officials is: "We won, we call the shots." Though part of what it means to represent is to fulfill a mandate by enacting the policies you campaigned on, more important is the idea that the representative is a trustee, looking out for the welfare of all constituents.
At the center of the debate was another political idea—property rights. A gas-mining resolution passed by the board in June basically says that landowners can exploit their mineral rights in any way they see fit. Some seemed to think that this is just what it means to have property rights. But that's clearly not so. My property rights are not violated by the Delaware zoning law that prohibits me from putting a swimming pool in my front yard. Delaware has a comprehensive plan, last updated in 2010. The first stated objective is to "preserve and respect the rights to use of private property by limiting land use regulations to those essential to the health, safety and welfare of the community and for addressing land use conflicts." The June resolution is not consistent with this objective. The comprehensive plan has it right: to have property rights does not mean that you can do what you want with your land, without regard to the effects on other people.
So there are important decisions for a representative government to make here. How well did our town board do in representing us? Questions can be raised about the strength of its mandate. But more important, the board has completely failed to fulfill the duties of a trustee. If gas mining comes to our town, it will change it dramatically and permanently—accountability at the next election is not an adequate safeguard in this case. The evident purpose of passing the June resolution was to send a signal to Governor Cuomo that gas mining is welcome in Delaware. That the board took this step with no public notice and no consideration of the impact of gas mining on the community as a whole is nothing short of scandalous.
The board should rescind its June resolution and institute a process that will allow the full range of issues that are relevant to the health, safety and welfare of the community to be studied. State and federal agencies continue to investigate the obvious environmental concerns. What this town urgently needs is a serious study of the economic impact of gas mining on our community.
It is often said that mining will bring jobs and prosperity to the area. But it is far from clear that this is true. It seems more likely that a very small number of people would benefit from gas mining; many others would be adversely affected through increased taxes and reduced property values, and very few long-terms jobs for local people would be created. Momentous decisions concerning the future of our town should not be based on hunches and wishful thinking.
Two members of the town board have expressed reservations about the process leading up to the June resolution. And the town supervisor, in indicating his support for a commission to look into gas mining, acknowledged a perception in the community of a breakdown in good governance. To restore representative government in the Town of Delaware, the first step must be to toss out that shameful resolution.
[Liam Murphy is a resident of Kenoza Lake, NY in the Town of Delaware. He is a professor of law and philosophy at New York University.]


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The aims of Scouting: character development, citizenship training, and mental and physical fitness
Advancement is the process by which youth members of the Boy Scouts of America progress from rank to rank.
Advancement is simply a means to an end, not an end in itself. It is one of several methods designed to help unit leadership carry out the aims and mission of the Boy Scouts of America.
Everything done to advance—to earn ranks and other awards and recognition—is designed to educate or to otherwise expand horizons. Members learn and develop according to a standard. This is the case from the time a member joins and then moves through the programs of Cub Scouting, Boy Scouting, Varsity Scouting, and Venturing or Sea Scouts. Experiential learning is the key: Exciting and meaningful activities are offered, and education happens. Learning comes from doing. For example, youth may read about first aid, hear it discussed, and watch others administer it, but they will not learn it until they practice it.
Scouting skills—what a young person learns to do—are important, but not as important as the growth achieved through participating in a unit program. The concern is for total, well-rounded development. Age-appropriate surmountable hurdles are placed before members, and as they face them they learn about themselves and gain confidence. Success is achieved when we fulfill the BSA Mission Statement and when we accomplish the aims of Scouting: character development, citizenship training, and mental and physical fitness. We know we are on the right track when we see youth accepting responsibility, demonstrating self-reliance, and caring for themselves and others; when they learn to weave Scouting ideals into their lives; and when we can see they will be positive contributors to our American society.
Though certainly goal-oriented, advancement is not a competition. Rather, it is a joint effort involving the leaders, the members, other volunteers such as merit badge counselors or Venturing consultants, and the family. Though much is done individually at their own pace, youth often work together in groups to focus on achievements and electives at Cub Scout den meetings, for example, or participate in a Boy Scout campout or Sea Scout cruise. As they do this, we must recognize each young person's unique combination of strengths and weaknesses. As watchful leaders, either adult or youth, we lend assistance as called for and encouragemembers to help each other according to their abilities.
From Cub Scouting through Venturing and Sea Scouts, we put the methods to work. Together they lead to mission fulfillment. For example, Scouting ideals, put forth in the timeless instruments of the Scout Oath and Scout Law, represent the most basic method. Moving on, we know young people want to belong to groups. Throughout the Scouting program, we provide a place where the sense of belonging is an outcome of practicing skills, exploring interests, learning values, forming friendships, and enjoying adventure. Associations within families and with avariety of adults are critical methods too, especially in terms of providing support and recognition and indeveloping mutual respect.
Advancement is the method by which we promote and encourage the ongoing involvement and commitment that keeps members coming back for more. It works best when it is built into a unit's program so that simply participating leads to meaningful achievement and recognition—and to a continually improving readiness for more complex experiences.
For more about these and the other methods of Scouting, see the leader manuals specific to each program.


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I can feel the blandness already.
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I actually ended up finding the album to be ok-good. High 6/low 7 I guess (mostly because of "The Racing Heart", the only song that I actually loved).
But an acoustic version of THAT album? Hmmmmm...
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The phones of MWC 2011
With Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2011 less than two weeks away, we thought it would be a good time to take a look over all the rumours floating about to see which products are going to be making their debuts at the Barcelona mobile phone-fest. We've broken it all down for each manufacturer so, as much as we'd rather you read all our hard work, if you want to just skip to your favourite mobile maker, then we won't be upset. Don't come running to us if you skipped over a show stealer though.
Samsung is going for numbers at MWC, already confirming that it's expanding its Galaxy family with four new handests. There are also rumours of a second-gen Galaxy Tab along with a phone with a dual-core processor as well.
Samsung Galaxy Ace (confirmed)
We've already seen plenty of leaked specs for the Galaxy Ace, but Samsung has finally made things official. Packing Android's Froyo OS, it'll have a 3.5-inch TFT-LCD screen with a 320 x 480 resolution and it will use Samsung's TouchWiz UI. Running on an 800MHz processor, the Ace will include 3GB of built-in memory (expandable with microSD) and will also sport a 5-megapixel camera with an LED flash.
Samsung Galaxy mini (confirmed)
Another Android 2.2 device (as are all four of the new handests), the Galaxy Mini is a basic affair with a rather small 3.1-inch LCD screen. It's got a CPU that only offers 600MHz of processing power, while the phone's camera is of the 3-megepixel variety and it doesn't come with a built-in flash. Despite its name, it's actually a bit bigger than the Ace. According to the maker this one is ideal as a first smartphone for sociable youngsters.
Samsung Galaxy Fit (confirmed)
Described as functional and fun, the Galaxy Fit comes with a 3.3-inch, 240 x 320 QVGA, TFT-LCD screen along with a 5-megapixel snapper, albeit without a flash. The device runs on a 600MHz processing chip. The Fit also includes Samsung's own apps that will sit alongside the ones from Android Market.
Samsung Galaxy Gio (confirmed)
With a name based on the Italian word for 'jewel', the Galaxy Gio offers a modest 3.2-inch HVGA display along with a 3-megapixel camera (minus the flash) and an 800MHz processor. The Galaxy Gio will also include Samsung Apps along with Swype and ThinkFree pre-loaded.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2
We're not entirely sure how genuine the leaked video of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 is, but if it turns out to be in any way real, then Samsung is due for another exciting reveal at MWC. According to the leaked specs, the second-gen tablet will run on Android 2.3 (upgradable to Honeycomb) powered by a dual-core Nvidia Tegra 2 chipset. The 10.1-inch tablet is also rumoured to have an 8-megapixel camera along with a 3-megapixel front-facing snapper and will even be capable of 3D playback following the Honeycomb update. Pie in the sky? Maybe, but we're hoping it's true.
Samsung Galaxy S2 (confirmed)
Pesky Samsung has been teasing fans with a few pre-MWC crumbs in the form of a video featuring the 'evolution' of its Galaxy S. For now, it's been dubbed the Galaxy S 2 and the word on the street is that it will feature a dual-core processor and a super-AMOLED screen.
Pocket-lint's verdict:
Three of the four confirmed Galaxy handsets are set to arrive in March, while the Gio will take a little longer until April. The pre-MWC announcement of these handsets certainly points towards a major product launch at the show (to ensure that they don't get forgotten), and the rumoured Galaxy S2 and Galaxy Tab 2 fit as the likely contenders.
Pre-empting the sea of mobile phones that are launched at MWC, LG unveiled a couple of its major handsets at CES, including the dual-core Optimus 2X and the Optimus Black. However, if the rumours are to be believed, there could still be a couple of treats in store when we get to Barcelona.
LG Optimus 3D (confirmed)
LG has confirmed that it will be launching the Optimus 3D super phone at MWC. The handset will boast a Tegra 2 dual-core processor which will enable glasses-free 3D viewing. It seems that our predictions of a 3D handset were correct, after LG's global marketing strategy and planning team director, James Choi, exclusively told Pocket-lint: "You'll be very surprised shortly, of an actual working 3D device from LG. I'll leave it there before I say too much." We now also know that it will be available on Three and Vodafone in the UK.
LG Optimus Pad
LG is also rumoured to be launching the first 3D tablet in the form of the Optimus Pad. Details of this mythical device are thin on the ground but it's expected to have an 8.9-inch screen that's capable of glasses-free 3D. The word is that it will also offer a Tegra 2 dual-core processor.
LG T-Mobile G Slate
The Honeycomb-toting T-Mobile G-Slate tablet has finally been made official in the US and is set to include 4G connectivity, a dual-core Nvidoa Tegra 2 processor and an 8.9-inch 3D display. It can playback 720p HD video and is equipped with a rear-facing stereoscopic Full HD 1080p and 3D video recorder as well as a 5-megapixel snapper with LED flash. There's still no word on whether a European version will be unveiled at MWC with LG remaining determinedly tight-lipped on the subject. If the device is tied to T-Mobile then it could be that they will be the ones to make an announcement, which could explain LG's silence. We'll just have to wait and see.
LG Optimus Me P350 (confirmed)
This one's not just a rumour, as it was introduced by the company itself on the LG Facebook page. How very modern. The fact that the LG Optimus Me P350 made its debut on the 'Book, along with the "compact, glossy, colourful, powerful and reasonable" description indicates that this will be a budget handset for the teen market. The Android 2.2 device will have a 3-megapixel camera, GPS and Wi-Fi although there's no word on the screen size yet.
Pocket-lint's verdict
Whatever happens at MWC, LG is sure to put on a show and 3D looks to be at the heart of what it's got to say. The company has now confirmed the arrival of the 3D phone, so we're hoping for a 3D tablet to match.
HTC rarely does things by halves and usually launches a clutch of handsets in one go. Thankfully they always have fun names like the Desire and Wildfire rather than a series of bafflingly similar model numbers. The brand looks set to launch a fair few handsets at MWC 2011, along wth its very own tablet device. This is how it breaks down:
HTC Saga
We've seen images of HTC handsets popping up on the web in the run-up to MWC 2011, but details are still very thin on the ground. This one looks as though it could be the flagship model, as it bears a resemblence to the Desire HD, albeit with more curves and no trackpad. Chances are it'll be an Android phone, and it looks as though it'll have a front-facing camera along with a screen that measures somewhere around the 3.8 to 4-inch mark.
HTC buttonless handset
Perhaps the most curious handset of the bunch is the one that appears to be buttonless. A similar handset has been spotted before, carrying Verizon branding. This one seems to be HTC-branded, but other than that and the lack of buttons, this one remains a mystery. With both Android and WP7's fairly strict rules on the availability of certain on handset buttons, it's not clear what OS it's planning on running.
HTC Smart 2
There's one that looks as if it could be a Brew MP-powered successor to the Smart, albeit with a different button layout. Details are sparse on this one, so stayed tuned to our MWC coverage for more details.
HTC Nexus Mini
There's another phone among the leaked details that looks like a mini-Nexus One (possibly with a 3.2-inch screen) - which has already been seen in China as the A3380. Reports suggest that this will be known as the HTC Nexus Mini.
Facebook handsets (confirmed)
This particular rumour came from London-based freesheet City AM and suggests that HTC will be introduced two Facebook-branded phones at MWC 2011. The phones will supposedly sport Facebook colours (surely not a blue phone?) and will obvisouly include prominent FB integration. We'll just have to wait and see what happens to find out whether there's any truth to this one.
HTC Flyer tablet
The blogosphere suggests that this rumoured 7-incher could well be a rival to the Samsung Galaxy Tab. According to website Androidguys.com, the HTC Flyer will either have Froyo or Gingerbread at launch, with Honeycomb on its way soon afterwards. It's thought to have 1GB of RAM but there's no mention of the processing power that the CPU will be packing.
HTC Sensation
It's not entirely clear what the HTC Sensation moniker refers to as the description of the trademark could mean both hardware and software. That's where the blogosphere comes in handy. Wild speculation suggests that this could be a new user interface and a potential successor to the HTC Sense UI. It could also be a tablet-specific interface, or maybe even the actual name of the tablet device itself. As soon as we know, you'll know. Of course, it could also be that the Sensation is a reference to HTC Sense but even more socially integrated, so could this in fact be the Facebook phone?
Pocket-lint's verdict
Whatever happens, it's certain that HTC will be launching a comprehensive lineup of new mobiles and the with an obvious update to the Desire, the watchword looks to be "refresh". Some of the names mentioned above may well be slightly different by the time the official announcement comes, but at least we have a good indicator of what to expect. And if there's a company that can come up with an affordable tablet with touchscreen operation rival the Galaxy Tab, then it's definitely HTC. Stayed tuned.
Sony Ericsson
Sony Ericsson has already announced the Xperia Arc way back at CES in Janaury and the PlayStation phone has been on the cards for a while now. With details of a host of other rumoured handsets already made public, will the company have anything left to announce at MWC? Who are we kidding? Of course it will.
Sony EricssonXperia Play aka the PlayStation phone
The long-awaited PlayStation phone is set to be unveiled at the show in time for an April release. According to the internet rumour mill, the Android-powered handset will sport a slider design, similar to the PSP Go, and will have a dedicated gaming control pad including the familiar, square, cross, triangle and circle PlayStation button configuration. It's also rumoured to have a 1GHz Qualcomm MSM8655 processor, 512MB of RAM and a screen measuring somewhere between 3.7 and 4.1 inches.
Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo
According to TechRadar, the Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo is due to launch at MWC and is the new name for previously rumoured Hallon. The Neo moniker was trademarked back in December, and will supposedly include an 8.1-megapixel snapper and an LED flash and will be fully geared up with Android 2.3 (Gingerbread).
Sony Ericsson Xperia Duo
This one has yet to be confirmed by the manufacturer, but the Duo name was trademarked by the brand at the end of last year, so we're expecting the Xperia Duo to make its debut at MWC. Rumoured specs include Android 2.3, a relatively mediocre-sounding 800GHz processor, slide-out Qwerty keyboard, a 5-megapixel camera and HD video capability.
Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini sequel
As the well as the Arc, Neo and Duo, there are a couple of other SE handsets that could potentially put in an appearance at MWC. If web rumours are to be believed, the X10 mini could be getting an update. Potential features on the Android 2.3 handset include a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 3-inch touchscreen, sliding Qwerty keyboard and a front-facing camera.
Pocket-lint's verdict
Although the exact number of handsets hasn't been officially confirmed, it seems that the Neo, Duo and Arc will almost certainly get their European launch at the Barcelona-based show. Whatever happens, we'll bring you the news the moment we have it.
Nokia really needs to come up with something special to impress the gadget fans. While it's still a very successful global brand, thanks to affordable handsets, it's really fallen behind when it comes to innovative smartphone technology.
Nokia N9 (confirmed)
Tipped to be the first MeeGo handset, the N9 might also be the first smartphone to run on an Intel CPU. Finnish tech site Processori has stated that the N9 will feature an Intel Atom chip, which could give Nokia a much-needed boost after its Symbian OS has taken a massive slating in recent times.
Nokia X7
Pictures that reportedly show off the decidedly dated design of the rumoured X7 recently showed up on the web. Nothing has been officially confirmed, but it looks as though the phone will run on the latest version of Symbian (the same as the N8) and will have a 4-inch screen with a 360x640-pixel resolution. Rumours suggest that it will also include an 8-megapixel camera, and a dual LED flash along with a rather disappointing 450MB of built-in memory.
Nokia MeeGo tablet
If the leaked pictures on the web are anything to go by, it looks as though Nokia could be launching into the slate market with a MeeGo tablet. There's no official word on this yet and it's possible that the snaps might just be of a Nokia test device, but we think that the Nokia logo on the top centre of the bezel points towards a tablet, rather than a phone.
Windows Phone 7 handset
According to Russian journalist Eldar Murtazin, who managed to get hold of a sneaky Nokia N8 months before its release (much to Nokia's annoyance), the brand is set to launch a Windows Phone 7 handset. A new OS can only be good news for Nokia and increasingly dated Symbian system.
Pocket-lint's verdict
It seems to be fairly certain that Nokia will launch a MeeGo handset at MWC, and we're still hoping that it will also unleash a tablet device. What's clear is that it needs something with some punch in order to reassert itself in the smartphone market. Let's hope that the new products offer something to shout about.
BlackBerry rumours for MWC have been fairly quiet with a roadmap being leaked in January detailing plenty of phones but no really focus on whether they would be US or global handsets or when we could expect them.
Playbook (confirmed)
The BlackBerry PlayBook not a Mobile World Congress announcement or launch, but you can bet that RIM will go big on their new tablet expected to hit the shops around Spring time. Not that they will be much to show that we haven't already seen (check out our First Look: BlackBerry PlayBook review) it will give journalists who weren't at CES a chance to have a play.
BlackBerry Curve Touch
We've already got the Torch, and now it seems BlackBerry are set to launch the Curve Touch, a 3.25-inch touchscreen handset (480x360 HVGA), powered by a Qualcomm MSM 8655 800MHz CPU. It has a trackpad - but no physical QWERTY and has 1GB of flash memory, and 512MB of RAM to go with NFC connectivity.
BlackBerry Monaco Touch
This could be the BlackBerry Storm 3 and will come with a 1.2GHz CPU, a 3.7-inch 800x400 display, and 768MB of RAM. The Monaco Touch also has a 5-megapixel camera with flash and can record 720p video. It'll be packing BlackBerry OS 6.1 and have NFC on board too.
BlackBerry Sedona
The Sedona is the CDMA version of the Apollo and the Montana, which is the CDMA version of the Dakota. If that doesn't confuse you we don't know what will.
The Apollo should hit the budget end of the BlackBerry market, but still boast some fairly good specs.
It has a HVGA 480 x 360 display, full QWERTY, a 5-megapixel camera with a flash, NFC capability and is all powered by a Tavor MG-1 800MHz CPU (with 512MB of RAM). There's also GPS and Bluetooth to go with the b/g/n Wi-Fi and Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE as well as Tri-band UMTS/HSPA at 7.2Mbps.
BlackBerry Dakota
The BlackBerry Dakota will supposedly have a 2.8-inch, VGA 640 × 480, capacitive touchscreen and also a full physical QWERTY. It boasts BlackBerry OS 6.1, has 768MB of RAM, 4GB of on board storage and packs a 5-megapixel camera with HD video recording, flash, and image stabilisation.
As well as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, it can also work as a 3G hotspot (which seems popular at the moment) and also has NFC tech packed in as well.
It also has a micro-USB port, a magnetometer, an accelerometer, a proximity sensor and is just 10.5mm thin.
Pocket-lint's verdict
The BlackBerry roadmap is so confusing at the moment there is no telling what is going to be coming at MWC if any are at all.
With a bevy of handsets launched at CES in January and no press conference scheduled Motorla while at the trade show is unlike to have many major announcements other than which devices launched already are destined for the UK and Europe.
Lets hope the Motorola Xoom, the Motorola Atrix, and the Motorola Bionic will be heading to the show and the UK in the near future.
And the rest...
So those are the big players but there'll also be bags of the smaller and more modestly sized mobile fish in the MWC 2011 pond. Expect announcements from more hardware manufacturers as well as a host of app news as well. Natch, you'll be able to follow it all right here on Pocket-lint on our MWC 2011 homepage. It'd better be your browser default come 13 February or we'll be coming to getcha!
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I was going to put this in the solid food forum but we're long past the point of solid "introduction" and I need help from moms with older babies/toddlers.
OK, Lucas has never taken to solids well. It's been a struggle since he started crawling. But now he won't eat at all. This is the 4th day that I have been unable to get ANY solids down him. He spits them all out. He won't even drink his juice (very unusual for him). He's losing weight. I'm nursing him about every 2 hrs during the day (after attempting food). I'm spending my entire day in the kitchen as a short order cook and ending up throwing it all out. He is otherwise acting normal - not feeling ill.
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Beyond the complex technical issues and jargon, the wind debate is filled with emotion, politics, and financial issues that make it very difficult to have an informed dialog and make rational decisions. Confucius said, Any man can make long journey, takes smart man to know which direction. Agreeing on reasonable and realistic goals is an essential prerequisite to any energy discussion.
In his letter on Dec. 12, Bob Walker mentioned a state goal of 90 percent renewable power by 2050. If he was referring to achieving 90 percent of the total Vermont average baseload about 900 megawatts (MW), then according to the Vermont Energy Partnership (VTEP) website, that goal is unachievable. VTEP reports that about 82 square miles of Vermont land is suitable for installing wind towers and that if all of that land was used (about 320 towers), it would provide only 10 percent of Vermonts total needs.
The financial incentives mostly come from the states Standard Offer Program that mandates that the utilities must buy any power generated by wind or solar at eight times the current market price. This is on top of the 1.8 cents/kW federal subsidy. A single 1.5 MW-rated tower could earn $405,000 in power sales plus $675,000 in subsidies per year. Reduced by actual load factors still generates a low of $356,000 per year, per tower.
There is a reason why Germany, Denmark, Spain, Japan and six other countries have stopped wind subsidies, cancelled projects and even dismantled existing sites. Wind uses the most land, has the lowest capacity factor, the highest costs, and the highest ongoing maintenance per usable kilowatt of any energy source.
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Henning is currently the chief deputy in that office where she has worked for 26 years.
Aduddell's unexpired term will be included in the November General Election. Candidates who wish to run as a write-in candidate for treasurer must file with the county judge before 5 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 20.
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Former Democratic Rep. Ike Skelton, who represented western and central Missouri in Congress for 34 years, has died at the age of 81, The Associated Press reported.
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This report updates the last version of the Guidelines for the Prevention and Treatment of Opportunistic Infections (OIs) in HIV-Exposed and HIV-Infected Children, published in 2009. These guidelines are intended for use by clinicians and other health-care workers providing medical care for HIV-exposed and HIV-infected children in the United States. The guidelines discuss opportunistic pathogens that occur in the United States and ones that might be acquired during international travel, such as malaria. Topic areas covered for each OI include a brief description of the epidemiology, clinical presentation, and diagnosis of the OI in children; prevention of exposure; prevention of first episode of disease; discontinuation of primary prophylaxis after immune reconstitution; treatment of disease; monitoring for adverse effects during treatment, including immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (IRIS); management of treatment failure; prevention of disease recurrence; and discontinuation of secondary prophylaxis after immune reconstitution. A separate document providing recommendations for prevention and treatment of OIs among HIV-infected adults and post-pubertal adolescents (Guidelines for the Prevention and Treatment of Opportunistic Infections in HIV-Infected Adults and Adolescents) was prepared by a panel of adult HIV and infectious disease specialists (see https://aidsinfo.nih.gov/guidelines).
These guidelines were developed by a panel of specialists in pediatric HIV infection and infectious diseases (the Panel on Opportunistic Infections in HIV-Exposed and HIV-Infected Children) from the U.S. government and academic institutions. For each OI, one or more pediatric specialists with subject-matter expertise reviewed the literature for new information since the last guidelines were published and then proposed revised recommendations for review by the full Panel. After these reviews and discussions, the guidelines underwent further revision, with review and approval by the Panel, and final endorsement by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the HIV Medicine Association (HIVMA) of the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA), the Pediatric Infectious Disease Society (PIDS), and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). So that readers can ascertain how best to apply the recommendations in their practice environments, the recommendations are rated by a letter that indicates the strength of the recommendation, a Roman numeral that indicates the quality of the evidence supporting the recommendation, and where applicable, a * notation that signifies a hybrid of higher-quality adult study evidence and consistent but lower-quality pediatric study evidence.
More detailed methodologic considerations are listed in Appendix 1 (Important Guidelines Considerations), including a description of the make-up and organizational structure of the Panel, definition of financial disclosure and management of conflict of interest, funding sources for the guidelines, methods of collecting and synthesizing evidence and formulating recommendations, public commentary, and plans for updating the guidelines. The names and financial disclosures for each of the Panel members are listed in Appendices 2 and 3, respectively.
An important mode of childhood acquisition of OIs and HIV infection is from infected mothers. HIV-infected women may be more likely to have coinfections with opportunistic pathogens (e.g., hepatitis C) and more likely than women who are not HIV-infected to transmit these infections to their infants. In addition, HIV-infected women or HIV-infected family members coinfected with certain opportunistic pathogens may be more likely to transmit these infections horizontally to their children, resulting in increased likelihood of primary acquisition of such infections in young children. Furthermore, transplacental transfer of antibodies that protect infants against serious infections may be lower in HIV-infected women than in women who are HIV-uninfected. Therefore, infections with opportunistic pathogens may affect not just HIV-infected infants but also HIV-exposed, uninfected infants. These guidelines for treating OIs in children, therefore, consider treatment of infections in all children—HIV-infected and HIV-uninfected—born to HIV-infected women.
In addition, HIV infection increasingly is seen in adolescents with perinatal infection who are now surviving into their teens and in youth with behaviorally acquired HIV infection. Guidelines for postpubertal adolescents can be found in the adult OI guidelines, but drug pharmacokinetics (PK) and response to treatment may differ in younger prepubertal or pubertal adolescents. Therefore, these guidelines also apply to treatment of HIV-infected youth who have not yet completed pubertal development.
Major changes in the guidelines from the previous version in 2009 include:
The most important recommendations are highlighted in boxed major recommendations preceding each section, and a table of dosing recommendations appears at the end of each section. The guidelines conclude with summary tables that display dosing recommendations for all of the conditions, drug toxicities and drug interactions, and 2 figures describing immunization recommendations for children aged 0 to 6 years and 7 to 18 years.
The terminology for describing use of antiretroviral (ARV) drugs for treatment of HIV infection has been standardized to ensure consistency within the sections of these guidelines and with the Guidelines for the Use of Antiretroviral Agents in Pediatric HIV Infection. Combination antiretroviral therapy (cART) indicates use of multiple (generally 3 or more) ARV drugs as part of an HIV treatment regimen that is designed to achieve virologic suppression; highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART), synonymous with cART, is no longer used and has been replaced by cART; the term ART has been used when referring to use of ARV drugs for HIV treatment more generally, including (mostly historical) use of one- or two-agent ARV regimens that do not meet criteria for cART.
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Under an agreement with the Attorney General of California , the Port of Los Angeles will conduct a comprehensive inventory of port-related greenhouse gases—tracking these emissions from their foreign sources to domestic distribution points throughout the United States. The port will annually report this data to the California Climate Action Registry, a program which gathers baseline emissions data about greenhouse gases generated in California.


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Man sentenced in child neglect case
An Elkins man received the maximum allowable sentence Monday in a child neglect case after the judge questioned the veracity of the man's explanation.
Earl Casey Woods, 22, will spend 1-10 years in prison and was ordered to pay a $3,000 fine by Randolph County Circuit Court Judge Jaymie Godwin Wilfong. Woods had pleaded guilty to a felony charge of child neglect resulting in serious bodily injury in May.
As part of the sentencing, Woods will have to register with the West Virginia State Police as a child abuser for 10 years and will be placed on supervised probation for up to 20 years following his release from prison.
Woods, sobbing throughout his testimony, said he doesn't know what caused the injuries to the child in October 2012, saying that he knew nothing happened to the child while he was under Woods' care.
Police officers responded to an alleged domestic dispute in October, and they reported hearing a child "shrieking in pain," Wilfong said. The child was taken to Davis Memorial Hospital where he was treated for rib injuries and bruises, injuries an expert report stated were caused by "forcible squeezing."
"To suggest these injuries were accidental and that Mr. Woods has no idea of what happened is ludicrous," Wilfong said. "It could not have happened from accidentally falling. Whatever happened, happened before the deputies got there. Either you know, or you are covering for somebody; I don't believe otherwise. The bottom line is, there is no question in my mind that you know what happened to the child."
Defense attorney Dwight Hall said Woods agreed to the plea deal because he believed he allowed his child to be around an "improper person who did do something." Woods testified that "it is my responsibility as a father to protect my child."
Wilfong, however, said Woods' testimony was contrary to other statements contained in the various court documents.
"I have a problem with this case, the information Mr. Woods presents and the lack of accountability," Wilfong said.
Wilfong also expressed concern that all four letters sent to the court on Woods' behalf all asked for the felony to be dropped. She said she had not seen so many letters so closely related.
"Either Mr. Woods or somebody on his behalf told them what to put in the letters," the judge said.
Wilfong continued the sentencing hearing for Woods' co-defendant, Johnetta Murin. She had also pleaded guilty to child neglect resulting in serious bodily injury during a May hearing. Her attorney, Timothy Prentice, said Murin had recently undergone surgery and was still under the influence of her medication.
Wilfong revoked her bond and ordered Murin taken into custody to await a July 31 hearing.


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Which type of nicotine replacement may be right for you?
There's no evidence that any one type of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) is any better than another. When choosing the type of NRT you will use, think about which method will best fit your lifestyle and pattern of smoking. For example, do you want/need something in your mouth or something to keep your hands busy? Are you looking for once-a-day convenience?
Here are some important points to think about as you decide:
- Nicotine gums, lozenges, and inhalers are substitutes you can put into your mouth that let you control your dosage to help keep cravings under better control.
- Nicotine gums and lozenges are generally sugar-free, but if you are diabetic and have any doubts, check with the manufacturer.
- Nicotine nasal spray works very quickly when you need it.
- Nicotine inhalers allow you to mimic the use of cigarettes by puffing and holding the inhaler. It also works very quickly.
- Nicotine patches are convenient and only have to be put on once a day.
- Both inhalers and nasal sprays require a doctor's prescription.
- Some people may not be able to use patches, inhalers, or nasal sprays because of allergies or other conditions.
- Nicotine gum may stick to dentures or dental work making it hard to chew before "parking."
Whatever type you use, take your NRT at the recommended dose, and use it only for as long as it's recommended. If you use a different dose or stop taking it too soon, it can't be expected to work like it should. If you are a very heavy smoker or a very light smoker, you may want to talk with your doctor about whether your NRT dose should be changed to better suit your needs.
Combining the patch and other nicotine replacement products: Using the nicotine patch along with shorter-acting products, like the gum, lozenge, nasal spray, or inhaler, is another method of NRT. The idea is to get a steady dose of nicotine with the patch and then use one of the shorter-acting products when you have strong cravings.
The few studies that have been done on combination NRT used this way have found that it may work better than a single product and it's relatively safe. Still, more research is needed to prove this and find safe and effective doses. And the combined use of NRT products has not yet been approved by the FDA. If you're thinking about using more than one NRT product, be sure to talk it over with your doctor first.
High-dose nicotine replacement therapy for heavy smokers: Another NRT option is to give smokers a higher dose based on the amount of nicotine that they have been getting from cigarettes. Sometimes this method requires larger than usual doses of NRT. High-dose NRT with patches has been studied with patients getting from 35 mg to 63 mg of nicotine per day. The research suggests that patients' withdrawal symptoms go away with these higher doses and their cravings improve without harmful effects on the heart and circulation. Patients were carefully watched in these studies to make sure they were OK and were not becoming ill or having any problems. But not much is known about this option and research results using high-dose patches are mixed. High-dose NRT should be considered only with a doctor's guidance and supervision. It may worsen things if you already have heart disease or other health problems.
When may I begin using nicotine replacement therapy?
You can start using NRT as soon as you throw away your last cigarette. You don't need to wait a certain length of time to put on the patch or start using the gum, lozenge, nasal spray, or inhaler. You should double-check this information with the instructions on your chosen method of nicotine replacement, but in general there is no need to wait to start using NRT.
Can people start nicotine replacement therapy while still smoking?
Many smokers ask if it's OK to start NRT while they're still smoking. At this time the companies that make NRT products say that they should not be used if you're still smoking, and the FDA has not approved them to be used in this way in the United States. But some research has been done with smokers using NRT while still smoking, with the intent to cut down on cigarettes and, over time, stop completely.
In 2009, researchers looked at several studies in which active smokers were given NRT over the long term. Overall, those who got NRT were more likely to quit smoking than those who got placebo (fake NRT), but all the studies included a lot of support and supervision from the doctor and health team. Side effects were minor in these studies. The most important thing is being sure that you are not overdosing on nicotine, which can affect your heart and blood circulation. It's safest to be under a doctor's care if you wish to try smoking and using NRT while you are tapering down your cigarette use.
Stopping nicotine replacement therapy
As mentioned before, most forms of NRT are meant to be used for limited periods of time. Use should be tapered down to a low dose before NRT is stopped. Studies to date have not shown that extending NRT use longer than the recommended time greatly impacts quit success.
Research is still being done to refine the use of NRT. For example, even though the patch is usually used for 3 to 5 months, some studies have suggested that using it for 8 weeks or less works just as well. But other researchers have noted that the risk of relapse goes up when nicotine replacement is stopped, even after it's been used for 5 months. These differences have not been fully explained. More studies are needed to learn which smokers are likely to be successful using shorter or longer NRT than usual. If you feel that you need NRT for a different length of time than is recommended, it's best to discuss this with your doctor.
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In case you missed this, in early January, Al Roker – from The Today Show – featured Vidyo on his other morning broadcast on the Weather Channel, "Wake Up With Al." He was highlighting the coolest of the cool products at CES, and Vidyo was a featured segment on hot tablets. Al was clearly impressed with our product and demonstrated that he knows the correct way to spell V-I-D-Y-O!
Take a look!


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Co-Agent: a literary agent who assists in handling a subright on your behalf.
Just like there are many, many literary agents here in the US, there are many, many co-agents overseas. I was really lucky that when I started with my current agency, I got to research and build partnerships with co-agents based on my past experiences and based on research I'd done. All of our co-agents are absolutely fantastic, and I love working with them on an almost daily basis.
I keep co-agents up to date on our projects, and pitching new projects is one of my favorite parts -- especially when they write back to say, "This is incredible! I read it, and I love it!"
A couple of examples of how co-agents and I work together just from this past week:
- Tuesday I received an e-mail from our Polish co-agent. Part II in a series of e-mails regarding the status of publishing and some mergers in Poland. Super helpful. Very detailed. And I can use that info to see if any of our clients are affected and whether or not they will be affected if we get offers in the future.
- Wednesday I got notice of a possible pre-empt offer. So I called up JP (awesome Brazilian co-agent) and he was like, "Yea...I'm on the phone with them now. BRB." So I waited and then we spent the day going back and forth with an offer/counter offer/improved offer/counter offer until we were both happy. (the author was super happy when I emailed the offer for their approval!)
- Wednesday I also got a phone call from Donatella (awesome French co-agent) who wanted to chat not only about an incoming offer this week but also about how some terms needed to be updated for an offer we finalized a while back. She sent over the contract, and I'll be looking it over shortly.
- Today I went back and forth with a couple of co-agents about some tax updates (more on taxes and foreign later!)
In the meantime, there were many emails with updates on marketing plans, covers, pub dates, a couple of offers to be negotiated, and more happy info. I also received and distributed about four different contracts from Turkey, Hungary, France and Italy.
|I've decided I want this clock.
But with worldwide time zones.
So. Awesome.
Also, many of our European co-agents actually try to keep East coast time. Which then makes it even easier to keep in touch. The other day I had a phone call with a French publisher and a client, and it was about 9:30 p.m. his time -- but it was the best time for him so it worked out.
Co-agents are fantastic, like I said. And they're a joy to work with. Looking forward to what tomorrow brings!
Did you know who co-agents were before this post? Curious! :)


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OVAE Welcomes Generosa López-Molina
Generosa López-Molina recently joined OVAE on a detail through the Office of the Under Secretary. During her detail she has also worked at the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanics and at the Office of Postsecondary Education. She will help develop national policy impacting U.S. higher education. Her work will contribute to, among other initiatives, the national college completion agenda; OUS' higher education and lifelong learning strategic goals; and the continuum from early learning to two- and four-year institutions. She will focus on the role of leadership, challenges, opportunities, and institutional practices along this continuum.
López-Molina continues to serve as an academic administrator and dean for Lorain County Community College (Ohio). She has experiences in administrative leadership, partnership building and strategic development, and in facilitating international initiatives in institutions of higher education.
López-Molina holds a Master of Arts in education from Northeastern Illinois University (Chicago) and a Ph.D. in education with a specialization in leadership for higher education from Capella University (Minneapolis).
López-Molina has been involved with numerous educational organizations and associations at the local, regional, statewide, and national levels. She has presented at national education conferences. She has contributed to action research and analysis concentrated on urban poverty, social change, and community development through the Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development, Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University (Cleveland). She is a native of Chicago.
OVAE Welcomes Mary Alice McCarthy
Mary Alice McCarthy recently joined OVAE's Policy, Research, and Evaluation Service. She is supporting both an OECD study on CTE in the U.S. and work on the reauthorization of the Carl Perkins Act. Prior to joining OVAE, McCarthy worked in the Office of Workforce Investment in the Employment and Training Administration (ETA) at the U.S. Department of Labor, where she specialized in improving training and employment services for adult and dislocated workers. She directed the Career Pathways Initiative, cosponsored by OVAE, providing technical assistance to nine states and two tribal entities. Through this initiative, she helped forge effective partnerships among employers and education, workforce, and human service agencies for developing and implementing career pathway programs. She also developed policy guidance and technical assistance activities to support the goal of increasing credential attainment rates among low-skilled youths and adults.
Prior to joining the federal government, McCarthy was the executive director of the Riecken Foundation, a family foundation dedicated to increasing access to information in developing countries through establishing community libraries. She oversaw the establishment of 63 libraries in rural communities in Central America, each providing free public Internet access and educational programs for children, youths, and adults.
McCarthy has a Master in Public Administration from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and a Ph.D. in political science from the University of North Carolina. At Harvard, she was the 2009 fellow in philanthropy at the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations, where she conducted research on the role of philanthropic organizations in supporting innovative approaches to workforce development and adult education.
Happy Holidays! OVAE Connection will be away until January 5.


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I've always thought that there had to be a better way to access the forum on mobile devices other than their native browsers, short of breaking down and writing my own code. Today, I've taken the first step towards making that possible for everyone. I've installed an add-on for the forum, that sends data to an app installed on your phone. Currently, it only works for the iPhone and iPad, but I am working on adding others.
Currently, the only device that this works on is the iPhone, touch, and iPad. To get the client, search the app store for one called "forum runner". There is a free version and one that costs 1.99. The free version, unfortunately, is read only. I get none of this money, just so you know. However, you can access many other forums using this software.
I will work on finding others that will be compatible for other devices.
I've attached some Forum Runner screenshots for you to see.
Thank you all for your continuing support of this forum!!


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kelly moms has a great article about getting off the supliments...
it can be done with a baby that young. it just takes some time
10 6 is a big baby sometimes it takes them longer to regain their birth weight then smaller babies.
adding more feeds is going to help, a baby with weight gain problems should be put to the breast as much as he is willing to nurse, some days it will be 12 times in 24 hours.
I don't think most moms with babies that are 2 weeks old can pump that much milk! More like 1 oz. You doing a great job!


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As an Audience and as a ResearcherMonday, July 14th, 2008 by LinKai Jiang
For the second week of class Dag (filmaker)and Dya (dancer) gave lectures and led discussions on the ethics and methodologies of research, in particular in relationship to ethnographic films. The class discussions are very fruitful. Just when I thought that we must exhausted a certain topic of research methodologies during our discussions, looking at the topic from a new angle or bringing in our experience in the field once again sparks more discussion. The age old questions on methods and ethics can always be re-asked with fresh insights. One of the most enjoyable experiences was perhaps the live interviews at the Barong dance. The Barong dance is watched by over two hundred tourists every day. Our team divided the tasks. One or more people were responsible for interviewing several targeted group: actors, tourist guides, Chinese-speaking tourists, English-speaking tourists, Indonesian-speaking tourists and Spanish-speaking tourists. Barong dance tells the story of the battle between good and evil but at the end neither prevailed. Personally, I was quite disappointed with the performance (if you can call it so). The artistic quality was much lower than the Ramayana Ballet that we saw in Prambanan Temple. There were many tasteless sexual acts such as touching the butt of a female dancer, poke a male actor with broom sticks from behind for an extended period of time, and hitting the genitals with tree branches..etc. everything seemed so routine. Exept in one scene two female dancers dressed in the same style of Sarong performed beautifully.
As an audience the two female dancers' performance was the most enjoyable. But as a researcher, all that happened during the performance was of interest to me. The audience's reaction to certain scenes, when everybody snapped their cameras, who was laughing and who was loud and my own reactions… I surveyed my surrounding trying to find people holding brochures in Chinese while jogging down a long list of questions. I was a bit nervous about the interview that I didn't pay attention to some part of the barong dance. Most tourists would catch the shuttle buses after the dance so I had to be quick. I got rejected twice before I found a group of three women from Beijing that were willing to be interviewed. They were quite articulate and diplomatic. I didn't even have to ask most of the questions on my list. It was interesting to see how the dance contributes to tourists' perception of Bali. They commented that the dance was "ok". The artistic quality of the dance was quite coarse but they like the philosophy behind the story that neither good nor evil prevails at the end. They thought the sexual elements in the dance were "unnecessary". They believed that what was represented in the dance is a part of the local culture and also a part of their Bali experience. They added "after all, the industrial world and the agricultural world are quite different." Interview is one of those things you just have to do it live in order to truly understand the process.
The discussions at the end of the interviews helped to put many things in perspective. The actors and musicians in the barong dance are severely underpaid. The actors have to suffer the drudgery of doing the same dance 364 days a year. Not to totally discredit the performance. It provides a space for some actors to "play". They do it because they like performing on the stage. For some female dancers it is a chance to get out of the confine of the household and their husbands. On the stage, spot light and camera lights shine on them. Some barong dancers are perpetrators during the 1965 massacre. Barong dance is a way for them to escape and deal with the violent past that still hunts them. I was so glad to leave the Barong dance not only with the dissatisfactions as a audience.


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