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25th November 2013 11:58 PM #1
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Soothing a crying baby
Hi fellow mums!
My second baby is very different from my first baby. My second baby girl cries a lot more than my first baby. I was wondering if you could give me tips or ways in soothing her or make her stop crying? After I've checked her nappies, checked if she was hungry or not, checked if she was comfortable with the temperature and her clothes, see if something is hurting her, everything seems okay but she still cries. What are some ways to help soothe her and make her stop crying?
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Have you read Pinky McKay's book, '100 Ways to Calm the Crying'? There are a lot of good suggestions in there. In the end though, some bubs just do cry more. It can be stressful, so having good support is important.
A good supportive sling or wrap may help to sooth her, but even if it doesn't, it will keep her close and you can still get on with other things if you need to.
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My second baby is very different from my first baby. My second baby girl cries a lot more than my first baby.
28th November 2013 07:20 AM #4
Dear Mary,
I am just wondering if you breastfeed your baby on demand in the day and night? Many babies will be soothed, comforted and filled by the breast even if they have recently had a feed.
Babywearing can also wonderfully sooth an unhappy baby, as Asrathiel helpfully mentions above. I have lost count of the number of occasions I have put an unhappy baby/ child of mine in a sling only to find them happily cooing away within minutes or even seconds.
It could also be teething pains. It is thought that most of the pain from teething comes from the growth of the tooth rather than the erupting/ popping through of the new tooth. The growing of the tooth may start up to 6 weeks before you actually see signs of a tooth. You can offer your baby cooled cucumber sticks to chew on or use teething gels/ powder and baby paracetamol suspension if you think she may be teething.
Does your daughter sleep well at night-time? How long does she nap for in the day?
Are there particular times of days/ situations that your daughter seems to cry in?
Thinking of you,


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This week sees the 10th anniversary of the end of war in Sierra Leone, a conflict that UK troops played a part in ending after intervention in 2000. In an interview with AFP, Tony Blair, who was UK Prime Minister at the time, reflects on the decision to intervene and the significant progress made by the people and government of Sierra Leone over the past decade.
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When Sierra Leone's brutal civil war was declared over in January 2002, Britain's then-prime minister Tony Blair was welcomed as a hero for the role his troops played in pushing the rebels out of Freetown.
The west African state marks 10 years of peace Wednesday and Blair -- who has been a close advisor of the regime as it rebuilds -- has praised a stability many thought impossible, in a telephone interview with AFP.
"I think I would summarise it as a lot done and a lot to do ... it's in far better shape than it was ten years ago but it's still got big challenges," said Blair, recalling the end of one of Africa's most terrifying wars.
In 2000 the rebel Revolutionary United Front (RUF) under Foday Sankoh was advancing on the capital and the UN mission and government forces were unable to stop them.
"I was very agitated by what was happening there. Basically the country was being taken over by a bunch of gangsters," said Blair.
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"It was a difficult thing to do at the time, it was an unusual intervention done purely by us. We didn't have anyone to help us," Blair said.
On January 18, 2002 the conflict was declared over, and the mission was hailed as a foreign policy success for Blair, who visited the war-torn nation soon after.
"I remember driving through some of these villages and seeing people with their right arms amputated and thinking: My God, what a shocking and appalling thing to happen at the turn of the millennium in a supposedly modern world."
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TACOMA — If you asked anyone outside of Wesco at Mat Classic XXIV about Meadowdale's Morgan Smith, virtually no one would have recognized the Maverick junior.
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Marysville Getchell heavyweight Alfredo Diaz finished second in his weight class, losing to Decatur's Kyle Gleed. The senior went from not being able to make weight as a freshman to the favorite this weekend. He was ahead 3-2 during the second period of the title match before went it all went awry.
"He was working his match," Marysville Getchell Todd Freeman coach said. "(Gleed) is super tough on his feet, so we had him where we wanted him on the mat, but a little scramble and things go sideways with heavyweights. There's a lot of meat moving around out there."
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Stanwood's 106-pounder West Weinert finished second, as did Shorewood's Matthew Floresca at 126.
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Team scores: 1. University 142.5, 10. Oak Harbor 57, 12. Glacier Peak 53, 13. Marysville Pilchuck 48, 15. Stanwood 47, 18. Meadowdale 38, 21. Marysville Getchell 33, 24. Shorewood 27, 27. Everett 20, 49. Mountlake Terrace 1.
Championship matches: 106—1. Homer Romero (Sunnyside) dec. 2. West Weinert (Stanwood) 6-4 OT; 126—1. Josh Newberg (Kelso) dec. 2. Matthew Floresca (Shorewood) 3-0; 145—1. John Hoover (Mt. Spokane) dec. 2. Killian Page (Marysville Pilchuck) 5-0; 160—1. Morgan Smith (Meadowdale) dec. 2. Joshua Crebbin (Oak Harbor) 4-2; 182—1. Sean Elledge (Glacier Peak) dec. 2. Chili Sabin (Bonney Lake) 6-5; 285—1. Kyle Gleed (Decatur) inj. def. 2. Alfredo Diaz (Marysville Getchell).
Semifinals: 106—Weinert dec. Kwest Obsorn (University) 8-3; 126—Floresca dec. Colton Tracy (Bonney Lake) 2-1, Newberg maj. dec. John Kim (Glacier Peak) 12-1; 145—Page dec. Dylan Schmidt (Shadle Park) 8-6, Hoover dec. Jessie Lopez (Everett) 4-3; 152—Izaec Quntanilla (North Central) tech. fall Zach Schut (Stanwood) 16-1; 160—Crebbin pinned Bryson Pierce (North Central) 3:41, Smith) pinned Mario Gonzalez (Prairie) 5:19; 170—Austin Stannard (University) pinned Courtney Shavers (Oak Harbor) 1:16; 182—Elledge pinned Daniel Avalos (Sunnyside) 1:57; 285—Diaz pinned Mosese Fifita (Glacier Peak) 3:46.
Consolation rounds: 113—Benjamin Dixon (Mountain View) dec. Billy Almachar (Marysville Getchell) 12-8, 7. Almachar dec. 8. Trysten Dawson (Decatur) 8-6; 126—Jerad Paul (Enumclaw) pinned Kim 2:11, 5. Tyke Reid dec. 6. Kim 7-6; 132—Isaiah Diggs (Decatur) dec. Cody Fakkema (Oak Harbor) 3-2, Rieley Smith (University) pinned Jahleel Vester (OH) 3:45, 7. Fakkema dec. 8. Vester 5-1; 145—Lopez dec. Matt Yuste (Bonney Lake) 2-1, 3. Lopez inj. def. 4. Schmidt; 152—Conner Small (Liberty) dec. Dalton Gilman (Stanwood) 7-4, Justin Mitchell (Enumclaw) maj. dec. Logan Coleman (Glacier Peak) 14-0, Mitchell dec. Schut 8-3, 5. Small dec. 6. Schut 6-3, 7. Gilman dec. 8. Coleman 14-13; 160—Drew Hatch (Maryville Pilchuck) inj. def. Mason McDaniel (Juanita), Hatch inj. def. Pierce, 3. Ryan Anderson (Enumclaw) dec. 4. Hatch 5-2; 170—Shavers dec. Max Ramos (Sunnyside) 12-11, 3. Nick Karis (Decatur) pinned Shavers 0:51; 195—Ciaran Ball (Meadowdale) dec. Tanner Risk (Timberline) 4-3, Ball pinned Jake Grantham (North Thurston) 4:28, 3. Rowland Gaydosh (Decatur) dec. 4. Ball 6-1; 220—Dwayne Robinson (Rogers) dec. Carlos Vilchis (Stanwood) 6-1, Austin Carmin (Sunnyside) pinned Ignat Gabov (Marysville Pilchuck), 7. Vilchis pinned 8. Gabov 2:30; 285—Fifita dec. Heber Martinez (North Central) 5-2, 3. Tate Orndorff (University) dec. 4. Fifita 8-1.


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In Clarence, Theresa V. Suto, 40, of Cheektowaga, was pulled over after allegedly running a red light at Main Street and Ransom Road shortly before 11:15 p.m. Saturday. Deputies said she had a blood-alcohol content of 0.10 percent, which is more than the legal limit of 0.08 percent. She was charged with driving while intoxicated and traffic infractions.
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The man turned around and brandished a knife to the employee and then fled on foot, Mendoza said.
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Honestly, Lost has been pushing Ward/The Most Interesting Man for years. I have an old Surfer Magazine with Chris in a MIM scene, with all of his lines. It was a solid video, but an old intro. Although I did not post, I did enjoy the videos - thank you.
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Around here, the offer of watching a two-hour documentary about how Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein chased the Watergate story is about as appealing as taking the car into the shop to get the tires rotated.
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Through his narration, Redford, who portrayed Woodward in Alan J. Pakula's still popular 1976 movie, makes clear that he's working out a couple of things here: What is Watergate's resonance?
What do we — as a culture — remember most? What's different about the world now when compared to the world of 1972?
"I was amazed by Woodward and Bernstein's resolve," Redford tells the viewer.
"There's nothing glamorous about what they were doing, but I thought it was important to portray the tedium, the hard work."
Now Redford and his crew return with Woodward, Bernstein and Bradlee to the newsroom on the fifth floor of that brown, Brutalist property on 15th Street that is currently for sale.
Rather than revel in newspaperdom's former glories, "All the President's Men Revisited" asks a good question: If a president's re-election committee authorized the break-in of the other party's campaign offices, how would the story unfold now?
How would it be reported? How would it play?
Marcus Brauchli, The Washington Post's executive editor at the time of the film crew's visit, gives an eloquent answer that takes into account the new media landscape and why things can never be like they were.
As he describes how Twitter users and partisan watchdogs would pounce on the news of the Watergate break-in, the screen itself splinters into an effective chaos of sources, voices and information, which would simultaneously advance, spin and debunk the break-in and its impact.
"The tedium, the hard work" that Redford admired back in the '70s are what remain. As then, the skill is in the sifting, the verifying.
"All the President's Men Revisited" spends just enough time on this sort of thing without becoming one more ambivalent documentary about the future of news. Instead, it turns to the epic tragedy that was Nixon himself.
By the time the "smoking gun" tape brings the president down, the film struggles to maintain the artful distance it had established for two hours; those who are old enough to remember their anger and outrage quickly rediscover it.
The tape unspools and the paranoia takes hold.
"It's hard to get past the tapes," political consultant Mary Matalin observes. "Just the insanity."
"The real Nixon is on those tapes," Bernstein says. "It is a road map of his mind, it is a road map of his presidency."
Watch it
"All the President's Men Revisited" airs from 8 to 10 p.m. Sunday on Discovery.


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Dell'Arte awards thousands to local artists
BLUE LAKE- Dell'Arte International has awarded ten grants to local artists to create art projects in Blue Lake. The $500 grant will help each artists to create projects like public art, live events, workshops and civic improvement projects within the town.
The projects include a winner looking to create a music video in town and another wishing to decorate a manhole cover that represents the center of the universe in the middle of town.
Dell'Arte decided to give the money to artists directly after the organization received a grant from Artplace America. All the projects are scheduled to be completed by the start of the Mad River Festival. The City of Blue Lake has agreed to partner with the arts organization and waive permit fees for the projects.
Organizers plan to award grants again in 2015.


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Just as the Affinia Dumont markets itself as a fitness suite hotel, the Affinia Gardens thinks of itself as a tranquil suite hotel. And just as the Dumont justifies its status with corresponding 'kits', the Gardens offers 'tranquility', 'meditation', 'city gardens' and 'rejuvenation' kits. This property is made up entirely of suites, so again, as with the other Affinias, space is not lacking. Similar to its sister hotels, it won't win any design awards but it is a smart, clean, decent base for exploring the city whether you are a couple, family or group friends. Perhaps a little off the beaten track, but then again if it was in the mix of things in New York City it wouldn't be all that tranquil!
The hotel is situated on East 64th street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues slightly north of the southern end of Central Park. It's slightly further out than most hotels, but enjoys a quiet location in a residential area. Central Park is just four blocks away, while Madison and Fifth Avenues are also within walking distance. There are three metro stations not far away from the hotel. JFK airport is 19 miles away, La Guardia 10 miles and Newark 18.
Affinia Gardens is part of the Affinia Group which includes four sister hotels in New York (Affinia 50, Affinia Dumont, Affinia Manhattan and Affinia Shelburne) as well as four affiliate hotels (Eastgate Tower Hotel, Surrey Hotel, The Benjamin and The Buckingham). Each of the Affinias offers complimentary 'Experience Kits' to help you customize your stay, in this instance they are 'tranquility', 'meditation', 'city gardens' and 'rejuvenation'. Guests can all customize their stay by choosing one of six pillow types and adding such items as rubber ducks, putters or cupcakes to their room thanks to the My Affinia application found both on the hotel's website and at computer stations in the hotel lobby.
The entrance to the Affinia Gardens is set amongst residential buildings in this leafy street. The low-ceilinged lobby is a little bare with the reception desk to the left (where you can sip the hotel's refreshing signature drink after a long day's travelling) and a corner couch in the far corner behind which is a display of some of the other 'kits' available. Also at the reception desk is the minibar service with a selection of drinks and snacks (there are no minibars in the rooms). To the other side of the entrance hall is what is called the 'Serenity Lounge' which offers free tea and coffee (each month a different blend is available for sale) and is a place to relax and unwind-a kind of living room for guests. The lounge is also the venue for themed events put on by the hotel such as movie nights or cocktail receptions. It is decorated, like the lobby, is browns which is a shame as it could be an even more pleasant space to spend time in if it was jazzed up a little. You'll also find here an ATM machine and a PC (50c per minute) with free boarding pass printing. The hotel has a small fitness room with a few cardio machines with individual screens and one universal weights machines as well as free weights. There is no spa in the hotel although in-room wellbeing services can be arranged through the SPAffinia scheme which offers massages, facials and hand and foot treatments. The Affinia Gardens is nicely kept throughout although a dash of colour around the place wouldn't go amiss.
The entire inventory of the hotel is made up of suites, meaning no matter which room you choose you'll have ample space. The Junior Suite is the standard room here and can accommodate up to three people either in two Queen beds or in one King bed with the third person sleeping on the sofa bed. The room is equipped with a desk, living space with sofa and coffee table and a drawer unit opposite the bed on top of which is the television. It is bright with natural light and the furniture is simple with clean lines. Just to the right of the door is a dressing table. You'll find a webmail keyboard, CD clock radio, iron and ironing board and safe in the room itself. The bathroom, tiled in white, has a bathtub and Aveda toiletries. The fully equipped kitchen has everything you need for an extended stay with a fridge, cooker, microwave, toaster and crockery. For up to four people there are one and two bedroom suites available which have the same amenities as the Junior except that the living area is a separate room and therefore the bedrooms are slightly smaller. The two bedroom suite has two bathrooms and all rooms on the first floor have patio terraces. Many of the rooms have great views of Midtown. Ask when booking if you can grab one.
The Affinia Gardens does not have a restaurant or bar although room service is available 24 hours a day and comes from four different restaurants in the area, delivered to your room by hotel staff. On offer is Italian cuisine from Accademia di Vino, which also pairs wines to its regional dishes, Chinese and Japanese fare from China Fun, which has an extensive menu, all American food from Jackson Hole Burgers, winner of Time Out NY's 'Best Burger' award and Silver Star, a typical Manhattan diner with a wide selection of dishes. A continental breakfast is available in-room and can be ordered using the slip of paper on your bed.
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In Mexico speech, Obama calls for an end to 'old stereotypes'
The United States is "rooting" for Mexico's success more than any other nation, President Obama told a cheering crowd of Mexican students Friday morning.
"This is your moment," Obama said. "As you dream for that future, always remember that you have the greatest of partners, the greatest of friends, the nation that is rooting for your success more than anybody else, you neighbor, the United States of America."
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Monday, November 28, 2011
A Couple of Blogging Tips
18 comments:
- FABBY'S LIVING said...
OMG! I'm sorry you had to go thru this...there are predetors in this world anywhere, how sad. Thank you for the tip, I hope I don't get to see this, I didn't yours, and I don't think anyone did, you probably reacted FAST! Have a wonderful week. FABBY
- November 28, 2011 at 9:22 AM
- Tonia @ TheGunnySack.com said...
Yikes! Thanks for the tip!
- November 28, 2011 at 9:27 AM
- laurie said...
I just read your blog went back to mine did what you said and now my comments are numbered thanks so much for the great tip, easy peasy, so sorry you had the nasty follower,thanks again for the blogging tips,
- November 28, 2011 at 9:31 AM
- Ginger Zuck said...
OMG is right. People are soooooo sick! Thanks for the tip and I'm sorry you had to deal with that! Happy Monday back!
- November 28, 2011 at 9:36 AM
- Jamie said...
That's just crazy! Thanks for the tip :)
- November 28, 2011 at 10:30 AM
- Naked Mommy said...
Darn, I missed the porn! Just kidding. What jerks some people are!! Thanks for the tip.
- November 28, 2011 at 10:49 AM
- Amanda said...
Ewwww! Some people are just nasty, thanks for the tips!
- November 28, 2011 at 11:13 AM
- Ginger said...
Thank you for the numbering tip...so needed that! :)
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- November 28, 2011 at 12:32 PM
- poppyinpink said...
Sorry, that must have given you some serious stress. It is a shocking and horrible feeling to be invaded. Thank-you so much for finding the solution and taking the trouble to share it with us. Great work!:) (I am going keep your directions in a safe place for reference!)
- November 28, 2011 at 12:48 PM
- Joanna said...
I am following you from the Thanksgiving blog hop.
- November 28, 2011 at 1:14 PM
- Ms POSH said...
Following by from the Monday Hop to say hello.
Have a great day!
- November 28, 2011 at 2:28 PM
- Terry said...
Oh geez,...that is just nasty. Thanks for the tips though. Just so you know, I didn't see anything so you must have gotten it quickly.
- November 28, 2011 at 2:55 PM
- Whitney Reed Cypert@Keeping Up with the Cyperts said...
People are so strange! I am sorry you had to deal with that crap. Atleast they are blocked now and we all know how to do it! : )
- November 28, 2011 at 3:44 PM
- Sherry said...
Terri, thanks for the tip, I'm bookmarking this page for future reference.
- November 28, 2011 at 4:50 PM
- parenting articles said...
that is so not good! :O
thanks for the comment numbering thing!:)
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- November 29, 2011 at 2:40 AM
- The Zoo Keeper said...
Thanks for that tip! I really needed it! How did they get their stuff up???
- November 29, 2011 at 7:09 AM
- Rissa @ Hazel and Honeysuckle said...
OH! That comment trick is TOO EASY! Thank you so much :D Sorry to hear you had problems with losers on the internet :( *hugs*
- November 29, 2011 at 5:41 PM
- Agy said...
Oh dear. Thanks for the tip - doing it right now!!!
- November 30, 2011 at 3:05 AM


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State of the union: raise taxes more. It will never be enough. If you think we don't have a spending problem, or think we can solve it through "closing loopholes," check out three charts gathered by Veronique de Rugy:
The President proposes nothing serious.
Breaking news from yesterday: Look for a Call to End Oil "Subsidies" in Tonight's State of the Union (Andrew Lundeen, Tax Policy Blog)
Howard Gleckman, Obama's State of the Union and the Great Deficit Smackdown (TaxVox)
How H&R Block guy got to write preparer regs. Civil Service! Tim Carney reports:
In 2009, the Obama administration hired Mark Ernst, the previous CEO of tax prep giant H&R Block, as IRS deputy commissioner. Ernst became a "co-leader" (in the words of an IRS spokesman) in drafting new regulations for tax preparers.
This seems to clash with President Obama's executive order barring appointees from working on regulations directly affecting their former employers.
But thanks to a fine legal distinction, these rules didn't cover Ernst. "Mark Ernst is a civil servant at the IRS; he is not a political appointee," an IRS spokesman wrote me. "The Presidential Executive order on Ethics Commitments by Executive Branch Personnel only applies to political appointees."
Nobody here but us chickens.
Jason Dinesen has a new installment about his client whose identity was stolen in the ID theft epidemic that really got rolling while the IRS was busy regulating preparers. "If you hired the best comedy writers and satirists in Hollywood, they couldn't come up with a more farcical script about government ineptness."
Speaking of government competence:
Not only will most farmers have to file after March 1, 2013 due to a delay in tax forms by the IRS, we now have an announcement that almost all form 1099s issued by the USDA for Natural Resources Conservation Services payments in 2012 are either wrong or were never issued.
via Paul Neiffer.
David Brunori, If You Hate or Love Excise Taxes Read this New Report:
A new working paper recently released by the Mercatus Center at George Mason University… finds that contrary to conventional wisdom, sin taxes are often not used to correct externalities but rather for general fund spending. My take on that is politicians don't really care about externalities. They would like to raise money from people whose activities they despise. The report also found that the goal of "sin taxes" has changed from correcting market failures to protecting consumers from their own choices. That is, people are too stupid to run their own lives and they need help. Finally, the report finds that sin taxes are regressive, i.e., they punish the poor. Unfortunately, my liberal friends never get exercised over this issue. Maybe it's as the great PJ O'Rourke surmised, liberals hate poor people.
If they would just not wear those icky Wal-Mart clothes and watch their weight, like they tell them to… (Tax.com)
Peter Reilly,Even Real Estate Salesman Has Trouble With Passive Loss Exception
Even accepting that he spent 520 hours working on his own properties, he still lost. Two of the properties were short-term vacation rentals and one was being readied for sale. The time spent on those properties could not be grouped with the time spent on properties dedicated to long term rentals.
As Peter notes, this becomes an even more important tax issue with the new 3.8% tax on "passive" income this year.
Kay Bell, When will you get your tax refund? Whenever
Trish McIntire, Child Tax Credit Delays
TaxGrrrl, Spammers Target Taxpayers Expecting Tax Refunds. If you get an email about your refund from the IRS, it's not from the IRS.
Jack Townsend, Another Bull**** Tax Shelter Bites the Dust
Roger McEowen, Another Court Issues Ruling on Tax Impact of Demutualization.
Tax Trials, Second Circuit: Co-Op Owner Is Entitled to Casualty Loss
Patrick Temple-West, Navigating between tax avoidance and evasion, and more
Gene Steurle, Desperately Needed: A Strong Treasury Department (TaxVox)
Robert Goulder, La Bella Italia: Fast Cars & Loose Taxes (Tax.com)
Jim Maule, When Spending Cuts Meet Asteroids: The Value of Taxes. Taxes and spending can never be too high because, you know, asteroids!
The Critical Question. Minnesota's Sexiest Accountant Contest: Cute or Creepy? (Going Concern)


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While her researchers are dealing in microscopic levels and minute interactions, von Mutius remains keenly aware of the bigger picture, of the "why" of allergies.
"Mankind has evolved with farm animals for thousands of years, and so probably there is an evolutionary system here that tells the immune system – 'this is normal,'" she says. "Maybe that's something the immune system needs in order to know that – this [protein] is harmless, this is nothing that needs to be recognized. In the absence of these factors, all of a sudden these proteins are being recognized as foreign where the immune system starts to mount an IgE response."
Timing is Everything
What also appears to be important is when a child is first exposed to an environment that affords protection against allergies. It seems the earlier, the better. In 2001, the journal The Lancet published ALEX research in which children who were exposed to farm life from birth to age 5 were tested for allergies. Those children's results were compared to levels from children who first came to live on a farm between the ages of 1 and 5. The most protected by far were the children who had lived on farms all of their lives until the age of 5, with fewer than 1 per cent developing either asthma or hay fever.
Von Mutius and her colleagues have deduced that the protective "farming effect" begins even before the baby is born. On the traditional farms, women continue to do chores through pregnancy, spending much time in the barn and around cattle. The exposure to the protective stimuli "already starts in utero, and we think the first two years in life are the most important ones," says von Mutius.
Evidence of immunity before birth could be clearly seen in the umbilical cord blood of 922 babies in the five-country PASTURE study. The blood belonging to the farm babies was much less likely to contain allergy-causing antibodies to airborne triggers such as grass.
A consensus is forming around the importance of cord blood to allergy research. Back across the Atlantic, Cyr has been focusing on this at the McMaster University Medical Centre. His findings indicate that "the more allergic that mothers are, the less mature the cord blood's stem cells appear to be in terms of the receptors that are important to the Th2-Th1 switch." This could be a clue to future allergic status.
"It may well be that cord-blood stem cells are a marker," Cyr says. They could indicate that "even from the day allergic kids are born, their immune systems are already less mature than kids from non-allergic parents."
Umbilical cord blood will be examined in as many as 5,000 Canadian babies as part of the CHILD (Canadian Healthy Infant Longitudinal Development) study that recently received $12 million in funding from the Canadian government and AllerGen. The four-city study is designed to follow this group of children from pregnancy to the age of 5, and the first-phase of the project is well underway in Vancouver.
Dr. Stuart Turvey leads that pilot project, nicknamed Mini-CHILD, and he speaks excitedly about the prospect of having access to the cord blood of so many children and seeing "the quality of the immune response on the day the babies are born." A pediatric allergist-immunologist at the University of British Columbia and B.C. Children's Hospital, he, too, views the period from fetal development in the womb to 2 years of age as crucial, even in those individuals who don't develop allergies until later.
What is in an Environment?
The primary interest of the big Canadian study is to identify environmental factors in urban living that put children at greater risk for allergies and asthma. In conversation, people tend to use the word "environment" as a catchall for the great outdoors and pollution or perhaps to mean one's living space. But to epidemiologists and immunologists it's much more. The womb, for instance, is one environment.
When Turvey speaks of the "environment" that the families enrolling in CHILD are exposed to, he breaks it down into several sub-categories. First, he sees the physical environments – the home, the daycare, the level of pollution outside them; the levels of dust, mold, tobacco smoke and chemical exposures inside; and whether pets are owned.
"And I think the infectious environment is important – factors such as cold viruses and bacteria in a baby's body," he says. He even views diet as another environment of stimuli that may influence immune responses: "environment is everything we're exposed to."
Turvey also describes a psycho-social environment, and here, he's largely talking about the amount of stress on the mother in pregnancy or in the home after birth. Is there, for instance, a financial burden or might her support network be lacking?
"There's evidence that stress can make asthma worse and may even set the scene for asthma predisposition in infants," he says. He thinks these aspects, even in utero, "should not be underestimated."


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"The need for math and science teachers in California will far exceed the current level of supply during the next decade. Substantial numbers of middle school algebra and science teachers are not fully credentialed or are teaching out of field."
-Ephraim Smith
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Update from GV Convention
Posted 25 September 2004 - 11:08 PM
Then I am going back for more fun!
Posted 25 September 2004 - 11:15 PM
Waiting for the updates! We are all with you in spirits!
Posted 26 September 2004 - 06:36 AM
We gabbed and gabbed about ghosts and the website for hours. Cajun made shrimp creole for lunch, it was so excellent. He learned how to cook it from that famous Bayou chef Justin Wilson.
Then he made his famous jambalya for dinner. It also was deeeeeelish!
I made a sheet cake that had the ghost village logo on it. Pics to come.
Then around 7:30 or so, we all piled in our cars and drove to the battlefield. Our first stop was Devil's den. Rockhauler was an excellent group leader and historian. We walked down a trail in a field below devil's den, where the tempature dropped dramatically. Masquerade was so funny, she kept saying "Feel it here? How about here? Oh, feel it here! I can see my breath!"
I was surprised how many other people were on the battlefield looking for ghosts as well. It made it hard to lok for specters, however, you would see a glowing light far off in the field, and say "ooohhhh, what is that." Then there would be a bright flash. Oh, somebody else's camera, duh.
There were even people set up with cameras on tripods that were staying all night, looking for ghosts.
Rockhauler did a good job with PR, as he went around the battlefield yelling "find us on the web at www.ghostvillage.com"
We saw a venomous snake too, which we got pictures of. It was either a copperhead or a rattlesnake, not sure.
Then we went to the wheatfield where 4,000 soldiers lost their lives. We recorded some EVPs, the results still unknown.
We also went to Sachs Bridge, where everyone took pics and evps. I got some good orb shots.
Well, then we headed back to the campground, where Cajun was gonna make up some New Orleans style cocktails. But alas, when we got back my husband was waiting for me, so I missed out on the spooky ghost stories and s'mores.
I'll post pics shortly!
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Cajun wanted to bring it back to the campground and cook it for lunch
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Here's a few orbs on Sachs Bridge. There was a terrible stench of a dead animal there, by the way. Yuck!
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* Partitioning: Trying to use the same column more than once in the partitioning key when partitioning a table by KEY caused mysqld to crash. Such duplication of key columns is now expressly disallowed, and fails with an appropriate error.
* Replication: When using the statement-based logging format, INSERT ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE and INSERT IGNORE statements affecting transactional tables that did not fail were not written to the binary log if they did not insert any rows. (With statement-based logging, all successful statements should be logged, whether they do or do not cause any rows to be changed.)
* Replication: Formerly, STOP SLAVE stopped the slave I/O thread first and then stopped the slave SQL thread; thus, it was possible for the I/O thread to stop after replicating only part of a transaction which the SQL thread was executing, in wich case—if the transaction could not be rolled back safely—the SQL thread could hang.
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* A query of the following form returned an incorrect result, where the values for col_name in the result set were entirely replaced with NULL values:
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Spock Mug from Cath Tate Direct
Classic white mug with a dog version of Spock. It cracks me up whenever I see it. Update: Mine arrived in the post today. The mug is regular size. Looks good quality and the design is on both sides. FURTHER UPDATE: No longer available from Cath Tate Direct, but I've found that www.takkoda.com is where they are originally from, so it might be worth checking with them to see if any more will be made.


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Thread: Constipation
31st December 2013 05:48 AM #1
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Whenever I get pregnant, my major problem is constipation. What are the remedies for constipated pregnant women?
2nd January 2014 06:24 AM #2
Dear jellyace.
Thank you for your question.
Here is a useful article on Constipation in Pregnancy.
Do you take iron supplements? These can cause constipation. You should speak to your doctor about this if so.
Drinking plenty of water can help to avoid constipation in pregnancy. You should also try to eat foods which are high in fibre such as brown rice, fruit, vegetables and bran cereals.
Best wishes,
3rd January 2014 04:34 PM #3
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Okay, I'll take all your suggestions once I get pregnant again. Many thanks!
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Heather Patron of Studio City (Los Angeles, Calif.)
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But in this case the approach backfired, as the neighbors' energy efficient reflective gloss created a brilliant beam during daytime hours that directed itself directly at the car port.
"The side view mirrors were melting. Anything that was plastic on the car was melting," the Prius-owner recalls.
Ms. Patron shows offer her damaged Prius. She claims her neighbor's energy-efficient window treatment did the damage. [Image Source: CBS]
And Ms. Patron says her Prius wasn't the only ones damaged -- a neighboring vehicle saw similar melting. She comments, "I'm positive that this window is what is causing the damage to my car. I just don't feel like it's fair. I feel like it needs to be known that this is happening. And a lot of people probably have damage out there, that they aren't aware that it's the windows that are causing this."
She claims to have measured the temperature in the car port when it's exposed to the beam and found it to be 120 ºF.
The damage occurred in Studio City, a suburb of southern California's biggest city, Los Angeles. [Image Source: Google Maps]
Similar claims of reflective windows burning people or plastics were
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in Las Vegas, Nevada. Reportedly in that case the situation was even more severe as the reflective windows were acting as a hyperbolic solar dish, focusing sunlight into a "death ray", which swept across the pool deck.
Reportedly other homeowners have also complained about plastic-melting reflective beams coming off windows with certain energy-efficient treatments. The
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What makes Ms. Patron's story more curious is that automotive mirror housings are usually primarily composed of ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) [
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A Gardnerville woman who killed her roommate, Jason Thrift, on Dec. 2, 2013, was drunk and had fought with the victim much of the morning before loading a handgun and shooting him, District Attorney Mark Jackson said on Tuesday.
Nicole Christine Followill, 30, pleaded guilty to one count of voluntary manslaughter with a deadly weapon in the Toler Lane shooting. Her's was the second plea in a Douglas County shooting on Tuesday, with Melvin Norlund, 81, pleading guilty to second-degree murder earlier.
Followill told Judge Michael Gibbons that she didn't remember how the 9 mm Glock got into the living room, but that she'd been trained in its use.
She said Thrift came in and she felt threatened.
"I was very scared, and he beat me that day," she said. "I put the clip in the gun, and pulled the slide back."
Followill said she pulled the trigger and closed her eyes before she heard Thrift fall, but never looked at his body.
District Attorney Mark Jackson said the timeline showed that Thrift and Followill had been fighting through the morning and that Thrift had several injuries including a bite mark to his leg.
Followill's official blood alcohol content shortly after the 11:18 a.m. shooting was .177, twice the legal limit.
He said the fight was documented by Thrift, who was texting Followill's brother that morning.
"At 9:30 a.m. he sent a note to her brother that he had been hit in the face and bit on the leg," Jackson said.
Jackson said that within a minute of the shooting, Thrift hit her hard in the face. That's when she reached for the pistol.
Followill said she remembered Thrift coming at her, but that forensics indicated he was crouching when he was shot in the forehead.
"This was not a first-degree case from the start," Jackson said. "Over the course of the last several months in preparation for trial and obtaining further details and evidence related to the timeline leading up to the killing, it became apparent that the homicide was a result of more than a slight provocation and that a significant act, far beyond an assault of a trivial nature, occurred within a minute of the killing."
Under the plea agreement both sides are free to argue for whatever sentence they feel is appropriate.
Followill faces a maximum sentence of 10 years for voluntary manslaughter and up to another 10 years enhancement for using a firearm.
The maximum sentence for the two counts could be up to 20 years.
Gibbons pointed out that Followill could get probation, but that it would be wise not to count on that.
Jackson asked for an entire day for sentencing, saying he had several witnesses to call, including Thrift's mother, and evidence to present.
Gibbons set Nov. 6 for sentencing. Jackson said restitution in the case would be for the cost of burying Thrift.
Gibbons canceled a Sept. 16 trial, where Jackson said he planned to call 30 witnesses, including 10 experts.
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couldn't have said it better my self ! well done miss well done.
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If it makes them feel beautiful and happy, I'd say go for it.
I want to try the anime girl look myself but I think it can be done in a cuter way. So hard to find a school uniform that doesn't cost a fortune though!
wouldn't it be funny if she doesn't even watch anime
my username is a joke, lol.
Freaky as hell tbh :s Kinda funny indeed ^ hah
we'll sneak out when they sleep and sail off in the night
I still prefer these
Omygosh... her waist O_O SO SMALL! Yes I do find her overall appearance to be disturbing, but not as much as her waist :S
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God Eater, good anime for your next list.
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What the - you're telling me this guy isn't trust-worthy?!
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also wonder what anime characters is she looking at?
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of Cochabamba, exists on a former garbage dump. Of the nearly 1,400
children there, the majority come from makeshift homes with no
indoor plumbing. Almost 10 percent are orphans or street children.
Pastor Teófilo, of the church at Light and
Truth School, grew up on the streets of La Paz, Bolivia. After
a miraculous healing and conversion, Teófilo became a pastor
and church planter. He subsequently started a school. I have worked
with Pastor Teófilo, applying knowledge gleaned from my
studies at AGTS to coach him and help him devise ways to reach
more students.
LACC strives for transformational development. At
the heart of transformational development is the local church.
The goal is for the local church to develop into the center of
the community.
For example, Light and Truth Church seeks to serve
the community by establishing technical-training workshops. Presently,
the church conducts computer, sewing and hair-styling workshops.
Plans are to establish masonry, metal-work, carpentry, confection
and microenterprising workshops as well. They are part of an integrated
developmental plan that respectfully empowers the body, spirit,
soul and social aspects of the individual. These workshops will
be a tool to bring about holistic transformation in the people
who attend the church.
Poverty is a complex problem. No matter where you
encounter it, however, it exists as a result of broken relationships—in
families, in communities and with God. We sense a special presence
of God at the schools. Today's challenge is to minister and
love the whole person—spiritually, physically, socially and
emotionally. LACC is a ministry that is rising to this challenge.
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