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Thierry Henry: Lonely at the Top – A Biography by Philippe Auclair (Macmillan)
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The Sports Gene: What Makes The Perfect Athlete by David Epstein (Yellow Jersey Press)
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Fear And Loathing in La Liga: Barcelona Vs Real Madrid by Sid Lowe (Yellow Jersey Press)
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Help! Away overnight in 3wks - MIL babysitting but hates BLW!(27 Posts)
My DH & I are away overnight in 3 weeks time, and so my MIL will basically be babysitting for a day & a half.
This was agreed when DS was about 4m, but now DS is almost 8m and we're well into BLW. However my MIL has made it clear from her comments (and one instance of giving me the 3rd degree) that she pretty much thinks BLW is a ridiculous way to wean, and that DS will choke with every mouthful. She's very much in the 'spoon-feeding, and get food into them' camp & is SUCH a fusspot/worrier about things. We gave DS spaghetti for the first time the other night & MIL made a comment about how SIL didn't give spaghetti to her boys until they were about 5(!). I think a lot of her reticence on the matter is borne from ignorance, fear & also the fact that it's so different from the way she did it & my SIL did it
so therefore our way must be wrong.
How is DS going to be fed whilst we're away if MIL is anti-BLW???
Get her to watch him eat a few times to see how well he handles food. I can understand the choking fear, especially with a baby who isn't your own.
If this doesn't work, do a trial run beforehand and see if she can actually get him to accept a spoon. If so, great, one night of spoonfeeding won't matter. If not (likely ), ask what she suggests. You could gently suggest food he is very familiar with, soft and airway-friendly stuff.
If she is the type to forcibly spoon-feed I wouldn't leave him with her though.
Thanks. She has sat with him on quite a few occasions and each time I can practically cut the air with her disapproval! (Plus she makes the most annoying comments to him like: "oh, be careful there you've got a full mouth already" & "oh that's quite a big piece you've got there") She watches DS like a hawk, which is kind of against the BLW principles & I'm sure on some level that can't be nice for DS!
Yeah I suppose I could organise 'mashy' food for her to feed him then e.g. Mash sweet potato & these tasty courgette ball things; avocado/egg mash on toast; weetabix etc
She wouldn't forcibly feed him (DS would probably slap her hand away hard anyway hahaha) but I wouldn't put it past her to try to spoon feed.
Maybe I'll give her my BLW book to read too...
Is this a one off? If yes, let her spoonfeed him, if he takes a spoon. Two or three spoon fed meals won't make a difference. If he is like DD and recoils with horror from a spoon, let her try to spoon feed him, then leave her instructions on what to do because she is worried he'll starve .
Ultimately if you're asking her to babysit, within reason you have to let her operate in her comfort zone.
My MIL hated BLW when I did it with DS2 - she was terrified of him choking and used to leap out of his seat and at the slightest noise from him.
But having seen how good it was, by the time I had DD she was a complete convert and telling all her friends about this 'wonderful' way of weaning her DIL used! It did help that she heard something about BLW on Woman's hour so it had the R4 seal of approval.
I realise that's not much practical help but just wanted to say she might come round eventually. I think I'd do as you suggest and plan stuff that's meant to be mushy and not worry too much about it. I was really strict about not spoon feeding DS2 but with DD I was a bit more relaxed and sometimes 'helped' with things that were meant to be on a spoon. Neither made any difference in the long run I don't think.
It really doesn't matter for one night. Either he will take a spoon or he won't and she will have to give him something else. Just leave it to them to sort out.
I wish people lucky enough to have family to babysit wouldn't look for reasons to pick a fight.
Also I don't get a 100% BLW, it seems a very messy, wasteful and inefficient way of feeding a child and awfully dogmatic. I'm far too lazy for dogma.
It hadn't been invented when my two were babies. In any case food wasn't for fun for DD2 at 5.5 months it was a matter of life and death.
She fell totally off the graph being BF and totally refused to take a bottle, but she'd munch yoghurt and purée without very happily. So the consultant agreed we'd throw the rule book out the window and just let her eat what she liked.
It really isn't going to hurt if she tries to spoonfeed him for one night.
My DSis has done BLW recently and when she has left her boys with GPs overnight the baby was fine.
One set of GPs isn't convinced by BLW, and the other just dislikes the mess! Both gave softish food and supplemented it with some (unforced) spoon feeding and everyone survived.
I'm another one that thinks a bit of compromise is advisable if you'd like family to babysit.
You don't sound as if you like your MIL very much, almost gleeful when saying your DS would 'slap her hand away hard' Lovely.
She is worried her grandson will choke surely that is understandable? Can't you help her by sorting some easy things your child will eat?
I think she is doing you a favour and there should be some compromise.
"I wouldn't put it past her to try to spoon feed"
What is so terrible about this? What will happen if he is spoon fed for one night? I think you should relax a bit and give your MIL some credit. Either she is fit to care for him or take your DS with you.
Oh course she shouldn't spoonfeed. If you have decided to BLW then that is how she should feed him. Tell her not to undermine your parenting. Stick to your guns. My DD is the same age and I would hate to see her force feed mushy crap.
You would think that adults never ate soup, yoghurt, shepherds pie etc! I enjoy them all and don't think of them as 'mushy crap'! I even like to mash a banana. BLW means that it is led by the baby, the mother is giving foods and the baby decides whether to eat it or not. It will be baby led with MIL , she will offer food and the baby will decide whether to eat it or not. I don't think that some of you who are so evangelical about it can have tries to get a spoonful of something down a baby who doesn't want it? You can't! It is one night and it doesn't matter one jot. Weaning is short, it is to get them to eat family meals and the method is unimportant and has no bearing on future eating habits.
Apart from the fact you can't control when you are not there! It takes new parents a while to realise that! Grandparents can just say listen and nod and then do their own thing. You won't know! Relax.
A few clarifications:
I actually like my MIL and we get on very well - we are just having a clash of opinion on BLW. I am very grateful she is babysitting for us.
I am not anti-spoon feeding in any way it's just that DS usually tries to grab what's on the spoon anyway and really enjoys feeding himself. I won't have a hairy canary if MIL wants to try the spoon. Doing mushier food seems like it will be a good way to meet her halfway on this anyway.
Hairy canary
Seriously though OP, you have backtracked rather on your original OP. I am not anti-spoon feeding in any way....so what's the problem?
just for one night? Free childcare? Where's the issue?
he's hardly going to starve.
Rootypig No I'm not anti-spoon feeding, I just would've have preferred a consistent approach to feeding DS by keeping the baby led going (also being the first time we're away overnight I thought the less change to routine the better). However I'm seeing that for one night it's not worth the hassle & will just tell MIL to spoon & see how she gets on.
Pick your battles. Sounds like the issue here is more that she is resisting doing things YOUR way, I get the frustration of that but can think of many more potentially contentious parenting style clashes you will probably have with gp in the future (specifically when DS is able to
wrap them round his little finger speak for himself) ... Save your energy and patience for then.
For now, do what's best for your son, not what the book says, which is to diplomatically find a middle ground that you all feel comfortable with.
As for the whole blw purist crap (if people can say it about methods our parents used for years then our parents are entitled to say it about ours...) I would love to flash forward twenty years and see whether our DC will ever be able to tell the difference around the dinner table!
To clarify, my last point was just in response to the mushy crap comment above, I actually think there is merit to both approaches and it's up to each mum to pick what works for their family
If she was going to be looking after him regularly, for a few full days per week, it would be worth getting concerned over. For a day and a half? Nothing to fret over. Let her offer a spoon of mush. He may eat it, he may take the spoon off her and use it, or he may well turn his nose up
and grab something off her plate
It is one single lone night.
Quite true woodlandwanderwoman, if you fast forward twenty years your children will not only not be able to tell the difference, but will look at you as if you were completely batty to be bothered. It does not matter.
Isn't BLW just that? The child chooses what and how to eat? I am doing BLW with my DD, but that frequently means spoon-feeding her (when the food requires it) because that's what she wants. Granted, she often takes the spoon from me and feeds herself, but she regularly just opens her gob and expects food to magically drop into it.
I really don't understand the militancy regarding spoon-feeding babies. In fact it really pisses me off that people can be so offended by it.
That comment is NOT directed at the OP by the way.
We did BLW with DD and tbh, she went through phases when eating mushy stuff (porridge, yoghurt etc.) - grabbing it with her hands, wanting us to spoon feed her, taking the spoon and feeding herself - now (17mo) we have a mixture of her wanting us to put it on the spoon so she can grab it , wanting to grab the spoon and feed herself and, very, very occasionally, using the spoon herself.
One day won't undermine the healthy attitudes to food you are instilling. I would, however, try to all eat together as much as possible, so MIL can see your DS enjoying real food in a family setting. She'll come round
BLW seems to mean that the baby has no choice at all unless it happens to fit mother's choice. They have no hope of getting anything mushy or sloppy, however much they might prefer it because, for some odd reason, it isn't on offer. A balanced diet should have a complete variety.
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I think I'm not alone among the fans who pay attention to what the actors wear in movies. The first time I paid attention to the sneakers, I think, back in the '80s – it was a movie about the guys from the ghetto (or it was Back To The Future?). And, because I trained basketball, I pay attention to awesome shoes they wear. Since then, I unconsciously watching the sneakers that actors wear; so I've decided to make an article about shoes in the movies I've watched. One day Air Jordan will get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the Pump will get signed up for a sequel, and Adidas will win the Academy Award for Best Sneaker in a Supporting Role :)
Sneaker: Nike Air Woven
Movie: Lost in Translation
When the Air Woven dropped, it was a hugely significant moment that pulled sneaker design and marketing into the 21st century. You didn't think you'd see Bill Murray wearing a pair, but in Sofia Coppola's 'Lost in Translation' he pulls them off with ruffled ease. Was there a correlation between a shoe that got an HTM makeover appearing here and a cameo from Mr. Hiroshi Fujiwara? Possibly.
Sneaker: Nike Terra T/C
Movie: The Goonies
Lawrence "Chunk" Cohen might have needed to shed a few pounds, but he was unlikely to take up running at any point. You can't knock his pick of the state-of-the-art Terra T/C though — a shoe that introduced the world to Phylon, a technology that was the Lunar foam of its day. Why isn't there a Terra T/C retro on the shelf?
Sneaker: adidas Phantom Hi
Movie: New Jack City
Ice-T knew the score. If you're going to engage in a spectacular pursuit of a young Chris Rock by foot — set in late '80s New York — do it in a hi-top like the Phantom Hi. Pookie rocks the adidas too and some of the styles that get worn throughout 'New Jack City' stay classic. Many of Nino's suits remain a stylistic no-go, but everyone should reacquaint themselves with this film.
Sneaker: adidas Tourney
Movie: Teen Wolf
It's tough trying to work out what's on Michael J. Fox's feet in 'Teen Wolf' but it looks a lot like the adidas Tourney — a popular basketball sneaker for high schools and colleges at time-of-filming. This movie is festooned in adidas — a stark contrast to the Nike-centric 'Back to the Future' franchise that popped off the same year.
Sneaker: Reebok Pump Omni Zone
Movie: Robin Hood: Men In Tights
A better Reebok Pump moment in a slightly piss-poor film than the excruciating moment of Pump with Ben Kingsley in the '90s nostalgia of 'The Wackness', Dave Chappelle's decision to Pump up an anonymous looking Pump design is almost funny. It would have been funnier if it wasn't released two years after the Dee Brown "No Look" dunk it references.
Sneaker: Asics Gel Saga II
Movie: Clerks
Motormouth Jay wears a surprisingly muted shoe when he's hanging outside the store in Kevin Smith's budget classic. Bob always seemed to be more of a Nike dude, but Jay's soon-to-be-retroed Saga II was a mid-price release that was never really meant for hardcore running. It's probably better suited for swearing, dancing and harassing folk outside a local retail operation.
Sneaker: Reebok Pump Twilight Zone
Movie: Juice
As Spike Lee's cinematographer, did 'Juice' director Ernest Dickerson learn the art of sly product placement? Forget Tupac's 40 Belows for a second and look at the early scene where Omar Epps's character looks to his brother for morning sneaker approval. Trying on a trio of Pump styles including the Twilight Zone, Court Victory and Omni Zone, his sibling denies each pick and Q settles for a shoe that looks a little like the Nike ACG Caldera. Was this all a Reebok Pump diss? Hard to say.
Sneaker: adidas TRX
Movie: McVicar
The greatest sneaker sightings are the ones where they're the star of the scene. The opening of classic Brit-prison flick 'McVicar' depicts no less than The Who's Roger Daltrey battling prison guards over his "trainers" — a pair of the legendary adidas TRX lightweight running design. That was a sought-after shoe on UK shores in its heyday, making it worth serving extra time for.
Sneaker: Nike Air Jordan XIII
Movie: He Got Game
How do you win your estranged son's trust? By wearing a killer pair of basketball shoes. Spike's penchant for product placement hadn't diminished in the decade that has had passed since he first depicted MJ sneakers on celluloid, and a scene where an ankle-tagged Denzel visits a sports store and is talked into buying a pair of White/True Reds. Then there's Jesus's Foamposite Pros and Booger's Terra Sertigs — but if we tried to cram that all in, this list would get too Spikecentric.
Sneaker: Nike Air Revolution
Movie: Do The Right Thing
While Buggin' Out was bugging out over his Air Jordan IVs — very contemporary at time of filming — Radio Raheem was rocking 1987's pioneering Air Revolution (the first Nike basketball shoe with visible air) in the 1988/89 red and white makeup. This towering design suits the owner as he adopts Robert Mitchum's 'Night of the Hunter' speech, bellows about batteries, acts oddly, loses his stereo and is the tragic victim of heavy-handed policing. The world needs another retro of this shoe in OG colors with a strap that actually fits. Mookie's Air Trainer SCs (now called the Air Trainer III) are worthy of note too.
Sneaker: adidas Official
Movie: Blade Runner
Deckard knew that hunting down replicants required a stealthy sneaker. The solution? The adidas Official shoe — a stealthed-out take on the adidas Stan Smith (or Robert Haillet if we're being pedantic) shoe, with a tweaked outsole. Ridley Scott's occasionally subtle futurism gives Harrison Ford an extra degree of cool, as he takes a quasi-formal design intended for referees and officials and takes it to somewhere equally neon lit, but a little more dystopian. A trenchcoat and all-black-everything on the feet is a strong look.
Sneaker: Nike Vandal
Movie: The Terminator
When Kyle Reese is blasted back from the future without clothes in 'The Terminator' he knows he can't beat a murderous hitman android naked. So he robs a department store and takes some Nike Vandals from a bin that have an appropriately tech-noir colorway of black and silver. Seeing as this model never seemed targeted at basketball play, maybe saving mankind was its performance intent. Had Kyle set that dial to one year later, he could have robbed some Nike Terminators from a Georgetown player's kit bag.
Sneaker: adidas Country
Movie: Beverly Hills Cop
Evidently, maverick members of Detroit favour a surprisingly restrained sneaker. For all his loudmouth ways and epic amounts of profanity, the adidas Country is a muted choice, but Axel Foley's outfits have aged pretty well for the leading character in an '80s blockbuster and this shoe got plenty of show in both the film and the extensive promotional materials around it.
Sneaker: Nike Cortez
Movie: Forrest Gump
Forrest isn't disappointed by this offering from Jenny, as the lovable dimwit is gifted with a pair of classic leather Cortez. Rather than gangbanging and throwing up his set or hatching schemes à la Costanza, he actually opts to run in the dual density masterpiece — as was the original intent of the shoe. Salutes to the filmmakers for tapping up the archives to get the original packaging too.
Sneaker: Nike Air Trainer III
Movie: Batman
When your brand makes Batman's batboots, you know you've made it. Batman's outfit shocked a few puritans around the release of Tim Burton's interpretation – many seemed stuck on Adam West-style smedium, stretchy attire. To accompany the new bulletproof Batman, he got special editions of Bo Jackson's Air Trainer III (originally called the Air Trainer SC) as part of his lofty footwear.
Sneaker: Puma Suede
Movie: Beat Street
PUMA officially endorsed 'Beat Street's big budget 'Wildstyle' bite, but it was effective product placement. This film is beyond corny. When the film's protagonists weren't being hassled by the man, we could see them break in a railway station, clad in PUMA gear. That had a vast effect on a hip-hop audience hungry for anything rap-related, where the shoe remains deified as a hip-hop icon.
Sneaker: Reebok Alien Stomper
Movie: Aliens
While Ripley had to get over the trauma of her daughter aging and dying during her inadvertently lengthy hypersleep, she got some good future sneakers after that extended snooze. The Alien Stomper (originally promoted as the Aliens Fighter) was a Velcro-aided sci-fi hi-top reinterpretation of old favorites like the BB series in a killer colorway. These toured as a promo "prop" and went on sale a few years later in a slightly altered form.
Sneaker: Nike Sky Force Hi
Movie: The Goonies
Data from the Goonies was the racial stereotype we aspired to be. The plastic false teeth on a spring? Awesome. Giving the Asian kid the wacky inventor role probably wouldn't pass today, but without Data's madcap inventions, the Goonies would probably have been subject to execution-style slayings via the Fratellis. Data's "Slick Shoes" — a tricked out pair of Nike Sky Force Hi save the day with their oil-releasing properties.
Sneaker: Onitsuka Tiger Tai Chi
Movie: Game of Death
Bruce Lee is synonymous with Onitsuka's slimline masterpiece — Quentin Tarantino even riffs on it in 'Kill Bill' — and Kobe used it as inspiration for a colorway of his Zoom Kobe V. Before Wiz, Bruce popularized black and yellow, but in his garbled and weirdly edited final flick, we see him in similarly colored adidas racing flats and some low-cut vulc adidas shoes too. It's inconsistent but effective, adding to the jumbled Bruce Lee mythos.
Sneaker: Nike Air Max Triax
Movie: Space Jam
Sorry, the internet doesn't need another tract on why the 'Space Jam' Air Jordan XIs are amazing. If you don't know by now, you're beyond hope. So as a break from the norm, we'll look at another shoe in the same film — the Air Max Triax that Michael Jordan is wearing when the bulldog leaps on him. There was no way that this film wasn't going to rank pretty highly in this list, and it might contain the greatest cinematic SMU ever.
Sneaker: Nike Air Mag
Movie: Back To the Future Part II
When people talk about the second 'Back to the Future' film, they talk about Marty's self-fastening Nikes before any talk of the plot. These caused an audible gasp in theatres worldwide, and the speckles, the aqua and grey colorway and the hi-top looks were eerily prescient of what gets kids hyped in 2011. We're still waiting on a release for this shoe and several Nike Air and Zoom homages in recent years just up that sense of anticipation.
Sneaker: Nike Air Command Force
Movie: White Men Can't Jump
Woody Harrelson's Billy Hoyle uses whiteness as part of the hustle, but his sneakers are pretty serious. Sidney rocked the fine Flight Lites in this film too, but David Robinson's vast Air Pressure aided shoe is a focal point. We see homages and we've even seen that underrated heel pattern on the heel of a few other silhouettes, but this model's never had a retro — presumably, retroing Pressure technology would an expensive project — as only a cluster of cash-strapped ironists would buy a pair.


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Chamber Music on the Hill season celebrates 20th anniversary
All performances are open to the public. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for seniors and veterans. Children and students with valid IDs are admitted free. For more information, call 410-857-2599.
Chamber Music on the Hill has been providing professional-level concert series since its opening season in 1990. It is supported by the Maryland State Arts Council, the Carroll County Arts Council, and Carroll Community College, as well as through corporate grants and individual donations.
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- Chamber music winners of the Liszt-Garrison Festival and International Piano Competition will perform at 3 p.m. Nov. 8 in Decker Center Forum. Chamber Music on the Hill offers a prestigious venue and substantial recognition in its award of $1,500 to the first-prize winners of the Chamber Music Division who will be performing in this concert. The competition recently was held at the College of Notre Dame under the auspices of the Baltimore-Washington Chapter of the American Liszt Society, a nonprofit organization that strives to bring performance opportunities to exceptional young musicians.
- "Romance in Winter: 200 Years of Robert Schumann" at 3 p.m. Feb. 14 at Scott Center for the Arts at Carroll Community College (inclement weather date: 3 p.m. Feb. 21). The Westminster Trio (McDaniel's David Kreider, Melissa Zaraya, and Esther Mellon) with Donald Horneff on piano, Renate Falkner on viola, Steven Thomas on cello, Lynn Griffith on French horn, and Evan Walker, tenor.
This commemoration of Robert Schumann will include his Piano Quartet in E Flat, Op. 47; Andante and Variations for Two Pianos, Two Cellos, and French Horn, Op. 46; Adagio and Allegro for Piano and French Horn, Op. 70; and excerpts from Dichter Liebe, Op. 48.
The Westminster Trio performs throughout Maryland, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Violinist Melissa Zaraya, long-time member of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, has performed chamber music extensively in South America, Spain, and the Far East. Cellist Esther Mellon joined the Buffalo Philharmonic before coming to the Baltimore Symphony. She has performed at the Spoleto and Eastern Music Festivals and was recipient of a grant from the Kennedy Center Committee for Cultural Diversity in the Arts. The trio's third member is David Kreider, who teaches piano at McDaniel and studied in Vienna and has presented debut recitals in London, Vienna and Carnegie Recital Hall.
Pianist Donald Horneff is a member of the McDaniel College music faculty teaching piano lab, harpsichord and electronic music and serves as piano technician. He has performed throughout the mid-Atlantic region and is organist at Westminster United Methodist Church.
Renate Falkner has performed extensively as a chamber and orchestral musician throughout the U.S. and Europe. She is a member of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra, Boston Baroque, and the Handel & Haydn Society. On faculty at the Connecticut School of Music, she also teaches and performs internationally during the summer at music festivals, most recently in Brazil.
Steven Thomas, internationally known soloist, chamber musician and teacher, has won numerous national competitions in the U.S. and his native England. He has performed throughout Europe and North and South America and returns to Chamber Music on the Hill after a brilliant performance last season.
Lynn Griffith has performed with the Singapore Symphony, the Dallas Chamber Orchestra, the Irving (Texas) Symphony, and the American Wind Symphony's Winds on the Moon Quintet. She has been a featured recitalist at Edinboro University in Pennsylvania.
Tenor Evan Walker's performances include Vaughan Williams' Hodie, solo recitals, and performances for the Friday Morning Music Club in Washington, D.C. His studies include the Vienna-based 2006 National Endowment for the Humanities "Mozart's Worlds" Institute. He is chairman of the Music Department and full-time singing teacher with Baltimore County Public Schools at the George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology in Towson.
- "Strings in the Spring" at 7 p.m. April 11 in Little Baker Chapel on campus. Performing for this concert are the Azimuth String Quartet with Nicholas Currie and James Tung on violin, Alice Tung on viola, and Adam Gonzalez on cello. The Azimuth Quartet recently joined Carroll Community College as quartet in residence. The ensemble's vibrant style and musical precision emerge no matter the genre.
Included in this concert will be Beethoven's String Quartet, Op. 59; Mozart's String Quartet, K. 465 ("Dissonant"); and Puccini's Chrysanthemum.
James Tung is the concertmaster for both the Frederick and the Westminster Symphony Orchestras and is on the music faculty of Carroll Community College and Frederick Community College.
Alice Tung performs with the Maryland and Frederick Symphony Orchestras and is principal violist of the Westminster Symphony. She is a member of the music faculty at McDaniel College.
Adam Gonzalez is principal cellist of the Mid-Atlantic Symphony. He has taught at Georgetown University and Montgomery College and was director of instrumental music at the Waldorf School in Baltimore.


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What? Write and paint in a book? Cut and tear out pages and whole sections even?
Normally such actions would be considered defacing valuable property at the very least, and to some, even a sacrilege, but on Saturday, March 17, such judgments will be waived in favor of expressing creativity at Decorah Public Library.
"Exploring Altered Books" a program scheduled for 2-3:30 pm in the library's public meeting room is designed to provide anyone with a love of books and creative expression an overview of the range of approaches and techniques for altering books. Painting, collage, use of multimedia and found objects, calligraphy, photo transfers, sculptural and 3-dimensional additions are some of the ways that adventurous souls have embellished cast off books or given them entirely new identities. A slideshow tour of finished pieces and some works in progress from local artists, as well brief opportunities for some hands on experimenting will be featured.
"Our purpose in offering this," says Heidi Swets, coordinator of the event, "is to inspire people to begin to play with a book altering project at home so that eventually we can have a display of this very fun form of expression here. The Marshalltown library had a similar event and exhibit and their success really motivated us to do this. We are hoping individuals and even families might consider working on a book. We will also be adding a few 'round robin' altered books in our collection so that they can be checked out, altered (either anonymously or not) and returned so that others can continue the process. The work of each person, over time then, becomes a kind of conversation about the book."
A supply of discarded books headed for recycling will be available for people to choose from and take home for an altering project. The program is free of charge and requires no preregistration. For more information, contact Heidi Swets at Decorah Public Library, 382-3717 or email@example.com.


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Education has always been my passion and I measure my own success by the success of my students and staff. Currently in my 31st year in education, I started my career as a social studies and physical education teacher at CAL Community. Upon receipt of my Master's degree, I continued my career at Dows and Clarion-Goldfield as the Principal and Curriculum Coordinator. Prior to coming to Belmond-Klemme I served as Superintendent/Elementary Principal of United Community Schools.
A graduate from LDF High School in Le Grand, Iowa, I received by B.S. from Central College. After teaching for 16 yrs., I pursued my Master's from Drake University and then my Ed. Specialist degree from Iowa State University. My husband, Mike, and I are residents of Latimer and have 6 girls, ranging in ages from 22-29. We enjoy spending time with family and friends and golfing.
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Class Notes – December 2013
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In Memoriam
Medical School
Muriel K. Brahinsky, M.D. ('46)
Samuel W. Swindell, M.D. ('54)
Charles R. Crane, M.D. ('64)
Karl Dan Moser, M.D. ('69)
H. Wayne Jones, M.D. (Anesthesiology)
William Ward Sheehan, M.D. (Pathology)
School of Health Professions
Delilah E. Taylor ('06)
Medical School Announcements
Class of 1969: Catalina García, M.D., was honored recently as a Latina Living Legend by the DFW Hispanic 100, a service organization focused on leveraging the power of women. One of the first Mexican-Americans to graduate from UT Southwestern Medical Center, the anesthesiologist was recognized both for her medical trailblazing and her community service. Dr. Garcia is a founding member of the Dallas Women's Foundation. She served on the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners and as an officer in the American Medical Women's Association. She's also one of the early donors to the city's Latino Cultural Center and teaches English to immigrant women. The award is the seventh the group has presented. Others have gone to women in the arts, law, journalism, and politics.
Class of 1973: Daniel J. Ostergaard, M.D., was awarded the 2013 Thomas W. Johnson Award by the American Academy of Family Physicians for outstanding contributions to family medicine education at the undergraduate, graduate and continuing education levels.
Class of 1978: Tyler G. Hughes, M.D., is Chair of the American College of Surgeons Advisory Council for Rural Surgery and is an at-large director for the American Board of Surgery.
Class of 1979: Stanley A. Herring, M.D., is a team physician for Major League Baseball's Seattle Mariners and the National Football League's Seattle Seahawks. Dr. Herring, the Director of Sports, Spine, and Orthopaedic Health at University of Washington Medicine, also serves on the NFL's Head, Neck and Spine Committee, which is co-chaired by Dr. Hunt Batjer ('77), Chairman of Neurological Surgery at UT Southwestern. In 2009, Dr. Herring's efforts helped pass Washington's state law in regard to youth athletes returning to play, considered the toughest concussion standard in the U.S.
Class of 1986: Brett P. Giroir, M.D., former Associate Dean at UT Southwestern Medical Center, was named Interim Executive Vice President for the Texas A&M Health Science Center, effective Oct. 1. He will be nominated by Texas A&M University System Chancellor John Sharp to become the Interim CEO for the Health Science Center at the next meeting of the A&M Board of Regents. "Dr. Giroir brings a wealth of experience that spans health care, biomedical sciences, and academia, which ideally positions him to serve as a visionary leader for our health science center," said Dr. R. Bowen Loftin, President of Texas A&M University. Dr. Giroir, an internationally renowned physician-scientist whose work has focused on life-threatening infectious diseases, joined the A&M System in 2008, most recently serving as Vice Chancellor for Strategic Initiatives.
Class of 1986: Scott T. Anderson, M.D., Ph.D. recently retired from his position as physician/surgeon at the Vacaville Psychiatric Program, Department of State Hospitals, in California, in order to devote time to his private rheumatology practice and volunteer faculty activities at University of California, Davis, School of Medicine. Dr. Anderson and his wife Camille, and children Luke and Sophia, live in the Green Valley area of the northern California wine country.
Class of 1987: Arthur Hawes, M.D., joined the medical staff of Cox Medical Center in Branson Mo., as an independent provider on Oct. 31. He completed his plastic surgery fellowship at Emory University in Atlanta. The 165-bed hospital, formerly known as Skaggs Regional Medical Center, became part of the Cox Health network in January 2013.
Class of 1988: Andrew B. Dossett, M.D., is a spine consultant for the Dallas Cowboys for 2013. He also serves as a health care provider for the Texas Rangers Baseball Club and the Dallas Stars Hockey Club. Dr. Dossett, who practices at the Carrell Clinic, also completed an orthopaedic surgery residency at UT Southwestern before securing a fellowship in spine surgery at the Kerlan-Jobe Orthopaedic Clinic in Los Angeles.
Class of 1990: William C. Daniel, M.D., has been appointed chief quality officer of St. Luke's Health System in St. Louis. Dr. Daniel will oversee Saint Luke's quality departments and work closely with physicians and clinicians in leading integrated quality initiatives across the organization. A cardiologist, Dr. Daniel joined Saint Luke's Cardiovascular Consultants in 1998. In addition to his patient care responsibilities, he served as the practice's medical director for quality, electronic medical records, and the Vein Treatment Center. A graduate of Princeton University, Dr. Daniel completed his residency at Washington University/Barnes Hospital and his cardiology fellowship at Parkland Memorial Hospital. He completed a year of advanced cardiovascular interventional fellowship training at Saint Luke's Mid America Heart Institute.
Class of 1993: Robin Johnston, M.D., has joined USMD Affiliated Services as a member of the obstetrics and gynecology team at the Arlington and Mansfield clinics. Part of USMD Holdings, a physician-led integrated health care system, Irving-based USMD is a network of physicians serving the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Dr. Johnston completed her residency in obstetrics and gynecology at Parkland Memorial Hospital.
Class of 1993: Dan McCoy, M.D., has been elected to the Texas Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) Board of Directors. The board governs Texas CASA, Inc., a nonprofit organization that provides training, technical assistance, and funding to CASA programs across the state to recruit, train, and support volunteer advocates who speak up for abused and neglected children. Dr. McCoy is Vice President and Chief Medical Officer at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas.
Class of 1996: Karen Klatte, M.D., has joined USMD Affiliated Services as the second cardiologist at USMD's Midlothian location. After medical school, Dr. Klatte completed her fellowship in cardiology at St. Louis University Hospital and her residency in internal medicine at Baylor University Medical Center.
Class of 2003: Amit T. Darnule, M.D., has been named a 2013 "Top Doctor" by Fort Worth, Texas magazine. Dr. Darnule, a spine pain anesthesiologist, works for Spine Team Texas in Southlake.
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Benjamin C. Aaker, M.D., (Emergency Medicine) has joined the Avera Sacred Heart Hospital staff in Yankton, S.D. Dr. Aaker completed his emergency medicine residency at UT Southwestern Medical Center in 2008. He is board certified in Emergency Medicine. He and his wife, Beth, have two children Aiden (3) and Remy (1).
Clay Cockerell, M.D., (Dermatology - Pathology) has been named Medical Director at Boca Raton, Fla.-based Sensus Healthcare, which provides noninvasive skin cancer treatments as well as keloid scar treatments. He will lead the medical advisory board of the company. Dr. Cockerell, who served as President of the American Academy of Dermatology in 2005, has written more than 500 publications and has been responsible for training more than 40 dermatopathology fellows since 1988. He is a Clinical Professor of Dermatology and Pathology at UT Southwestern.
Flora Kim, M.D. (Dermatology) has joined the Cooper Clinic, specializing in Preventive and Cosmetic Dermatology. The clinic is a Cooper Aerobics company based at the Dallas-based Cooper Aerobics Center. A graduate of Harvard University, Dr. Kim earned her medical degree from the University of Virginia School of Medicine. She completed her internal medicine internship at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas and her dermatology residency at UT Southwestern. She is board certified by the American Board of Dermatology and a Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology.
Jonathan D. Leffert, M.D., (Internal Medicine) has been elected Secretary of the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists, a group that represents more than 6,500 endocrinologists in the U.S and abroad. Dr. Leffert is Managing Partner of the North Texas Endocrine Center in Dallas.
Anirban Maitra, M.D., (Pathology) will lead research at UT M.D. Anderson Cancer Center's new Sheikh Ahmed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Center for Pancreatic Cancer Research. Dr. Maitra, the center's Co-Director and Scientific Director, is an expert in the genetics of pancreatic cancer and the development of targeted therapies for the disease. He also will serve as deputy division head for academic science at M.D. Anderson's Division of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine as well as a Professor of Pathology and Translational Molecular Pathology.
Jim Phelps, M.D., (Orthopaedic Surgery) has joined Southeastern Sports Medicine of Hendersonville, N.C., as a surgeon specializing in treatment of orthopaedic injuries and conditions affecting the shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand.
Amanda Rizzari, M.D., (Psychiatry) has joined Rogers Memorial Hospital in Oconomowoc, Wis., as a staff psychiatrist.
Evan Sorokin, M.D., (Plastic Surgery) has won his fourth consecutive Philadelphia Magazine "Top Doc" award, an honor bestowed to accomplished surgeons and physicians in the greater Philadelphia area. Dr. Sorokin, a board-certified plastic surgeon who specializes in breast enhancement, body-contouring procedures, and liposuction, works at Delaware Valley Plastic Surgery of Cherry Hill, N.J.
Ryan C. Teeple, M.D., (Ophthalmology) is a new partner at Southern Arizona Ophthalmology in Tucson. He joins his father-in-law, Dr. Harry Schlosser, who has been in solo practice since founding the business in 1984. Dr. Teeple grew up in Tucson and studied at the University of Arizona for both his undergraduate and medical degrees. He completed his residency in ophthalmology at UT Southwestern and spent most of his time at Parkland Memorial Hospital. Dr. Teeple specializes in cataract surgery, the treatment of glaucoma, and diabetes-related eye problems.
D. Brent Treicher, M.D., (Emergency Medicine) has been named Chief Medical Officer at Guthrie Corning Hospital in Corning, N.Y. Dr. Treicher formerly worked as Chief of Emergency Services at Parkland Memorial Hospital.
Michael Harold Wall, M.D., (Anesthesiology) has been named the new head of the Department of Anesthesiology at the University of Minnesota.
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Mr Rumsfeld said on Monday that remnants of Saddam's ousted government, Baath party and Fedayeen paramilitary units had faded into the population and reverted to a "terrorist network" since Saddam was ousted.
At least 23 US and six British troops have been killed by hostile fire since President George Bush declared major combat in Iraq over on May 1 and Iraq remains awash with guns despite a mid-June arms surrender deadline set by US forces.
While many Iraqis are pleased Saddam has gone, they clamour for their own government and some openly resent the occupation.
Earlier, Mr Bush yesterday taunted Iraqi groups waging a guerilla war against US and British troops, saying "bring them on" and vowing that the coalition would not be forced into an early departure.
The gesture of presidential bravado came amid declining public enthusiasm for military involvement in Iraq as the American toll increased.
Tensions mounted as US soldiers sought to distance themselves from a blast on Monday night at a mosque in Falluja, about 55 kilometres west of Baghdad. "The explosion was apparently related to a bomb-manufacturing class that was being taught inside the mosque," US central command said.
Mosque members said the explosion had been caused by a US missile fired from the air, a version that quickly gained currency and prompted vows of revenge.
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- Walkers' Smoky Bacon Crisps – These by far had the best flavor out all of them. The first thing you could smell and taste was smoke. They didn't really taste like bacon but you could tell, even without reading the bag, that this was a bacon chip (I mean crisp). Sean and I would both like to see these crisps in the States.
- Smith's Bacon Flavor Fries – These were the only "bacon†crisps we had this time that actually tried to look like a strip of bacon. Sadly the flavors tasted more like onion soup then bacon. The smokiness that you would expect was nowhere to be found. I also found these crisps to be a little on the salty side.
- McCoy's Bacon Sizzler Crisps – These were the worst crisps we ever eaten. The crisp itself had the texture of cardboard and they tasted like moldy cheese. We couldn't even finish the bag, which says a lot. I never see Sean waste food.
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Habitaciones amplias y piscina agradable. Toda la comida con gusto a refrito, hotel deteriorado, habitaciones viejas y con malos holores.
La piscina, las vistas desde la habitación, el desayuno bufet, el hilo musical y la tranquilidad, no se oyen ruidos.
La piscina y el gimnasio Los horarios estrictos de los restaurantes, lo cutre de la decoracion, la torpe y lenta atencion de los empleados.
No está demasiado alejado de la ciudad y el entorno merece la pena. La atención muy cuidada y detallista. El personal es muy eficiente, discreto y muy cordial. El café no está a la altura del resto de los servicios... Lo demás, excelente.
It is a great location and very easy to find your way around the town centre on foot. Good sized bedrooms. Great air-conditioning. Staff did not tell us how to get to our room once we had checked in. E.g. Please take the lift to the 4th floor..
the room is big and comfortable breakfast not so many variety
breakfast was very huge, food at restaurant was delicious, room was clean up every day nothing,
Efficient online booking system. Check in and check out is fast and hassle free. Nothing I don't like about this Hotel.
Excelente comida, excelente personal! Habitación limpia y bonita. Precioso restaurante y terraza con una gran vista. Ojalá hubiera wifi en la habitación.
Habitaciones sencillas pero decoradas con mucho gusto y muy grandes. Sencillo y moderno al mismo tiempo. Bar-restaurant en la terraza que es una isla de relax en la ciudad.
Great location for the purpose of our visit: 5 min walk to Orangutan sanctuary. We were extremly pleased with everyhing there.
The garden of the hotel is extensive and includes ponds and lakes, and the restaurant overlooks this. I upgraded on arrival to a room with a balcony which made the most of the peaceful garden. The hotel is next to the Orang Utang rehabilitation centre. The food is basic, to be polite, with few options, and the hotel is rather run-down. They charge guests to use the pool and for a pool towel, and the pool doesn't open until 10am and closes at 5pm.
Its close proximity to Sepilok Orangutan Centre. Breakfast was poor. Had to pay to use swimming pool. Air conditioning in room was inadequate. Regular power failure.
Staff so friednly and helpful. Location in Jungle beside Orang Utan sanctuary perfect. Gardens and relaxed jungle style rooms, pool and outdoor cafe. Tours run were outstanding. Highly recommend this Resort and associated tours
The staff is good and the i like the natural surronding The reception and other service closed at 10pm and no one will attend after that. The aircorn in my room is not working properly.


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I just sneezed
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man, those are some low standards for "feeling better"
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In California, we fell in love with a deli's seafood salad. After we moved to Iowa, I went to work recreating it. —Tanna Richard, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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- 8 ounces imitation crabmeat (flake-style)
- 2/3 cup reduced-fat mayonnaise
- 1 can (2-1/4 ounces) sliced ripe olives, drained
- 1 celery rib, chopped
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- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
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- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon-pepper seasoning
- 4 whole wheat hamburger buns, split
- In a small bowl, mix the first 11 ingredients, breaking up crab into bite-size pieces. Serve on buns. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Dilled Seafood Salad Sandwiches in Simple & Delicious February/March 2014
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The recreational harvest of greater amberjack in Gulf of Mexico state and federal waters closes June 1. Greater amberjack will re-open for harvest in Gulf of Mexico state and federal waters Aug. 1.
State waters in the Atlantic extend from shore to 3 nautical miles and in the Gulf from shore to 9 nautical miles. Seasonal harvest closures protect Florida's valuable greater amberjack populations and help sustain and improve the fishery for the future, FWC officials said.
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