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"For a dynamo experiment that provided a laboratory demonstration of dipole magnetic field, genereated by turbulence, in an MHD flow."Background:
Erik Spence received his bachelors degree in physics from McGill University (Montréal, Canada) in 1998, graduating with First Class Honours. He did his Ph.D. studies on the Madison Dynamo Experiment, a one-meter-diameter sphere of flowing liquid sodium, in the physics department of the University of Wisconsin, Madison. He was involved with most aspects of commissioning the experiment, including its design, fabrication, construction, operation and data analysis. His dissertation work, done with Professor Cary Forest, demonstrated the presence of a turbulent electromotive force in the experiment.
Spence is presently employed by the Institut für Geophysik at ETH Zürich, where he is studying the application of liquid metal experiments to planetary cores. He is a member of the American Physical Society, the Canadian Association of Physicists, and the American Geophysical Union.
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You blame the government in 90 percent of the article, but in the end mention that the design professionals need to know and follow the procedures.
I have initiated and managed many new construction, remodel and building additions from the owner's side in the past 30 years. In these projects I have encountered many issues. The problems have ranged from design/code oversights from architects to contractor errors, restrictive code ordinances and regulation interpretation problems.
That is the reason that I, as the owner's representative on a project, stay involved from conception to C of O. I evaluate the architects I use to try and make sure they provide complete information in their submittals, inspect our contractors' work to make sure what is being built is what we want and built correctly, maintain communication with the government to argue interpretation of ordinances, and request changes of ordinances when they are too restrictive or unrealistic.
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I think he's more of a SG, but he doesn't have to actually play at the PG position for some of those skills to be useful. If we have great passing to set up other players at SG with Stephenson and at PF with McRoberts, that's always nice to have.
I'd mainly put Stephenson at backup PG if there's a nice matchup advantage at that spot, such as an opposing PG with a slight frame who wasn't too fast for Lance. I would like to see more of Stephenson in such situations and see what he can do at PG. He looked much better than I expected during the summer league play, although he wasn't so stellar that I wouldn't prefer to see him spending most of the time at SG.
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Have no idea until we see him play BUT seems to me that lack of size has hurt Collison and Price at times when speed could not compensate or over come it. Stephenson is 6'5". It is a lot easier to run pick and rolls if you are tall enough to get the pass off or get a decent shot on your own.
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This week's Inside the Vault is with producer, Jeff Gardiner. If you are a fan of Oblivion's downloadable content, Jeff is one of the folks you can thank. Besides being the producer for our designers and level designers, Jeff is instrumental in a lot of game system tweaking and prototyping. On Thursday nights (game night here at the studio), you can find Jeff getting his tabletop wargaming on.
What's your job at Bethesda?
I'm a Producer. AKA, the 'cattle prod,' the 'snake-oil salesman,' or 'smiley-glad-hand.' On Fallout 3, I'm in charge of keeping the designers busy. I also have a heavy background in design from previous projects, so I coordinate and help design various game systems; combat and VATS in particular, among other things. It's a great job. Being able to shoot at things in a videogame all day, and then getting paid, isn't something I take for granted.
What other games have you worked on?
As a Designer I worked (with Michael Kirkbride, who some of you know) on Defender. I then was promoted to Lead Design on Fantastic Four for the first movie. From there, I held the title of Design Director over various projects. Here at Bethesda, I helped produce Oblivion, and was Lead Producer on Shivering Isles, Knights of the Nine, and the rest of the DLC.
What is the best part about working as a producer? The worst part?
The best part is I get to set and achieve my own personal goals. I get the privilege of being able to help, in any way I can, on Fallout 3, and other great games. Day to day my job responsibilities change, so I'm never bored. Today I got to play with various types of weapons and make small tweaks to damage, gun spread, field of view, etc. A month ago I was helping oversee the production of some of our most important main quest events (sorry, no spoilers.) Tomorrow I'll probably be shuffling around a schedule trying to get this game finished someday. I'm lucky I get to work with the designers, as that where my true love lies! There really is very little downside. Sometimes I'd rather not spend so much time using MS Project, but that's about it. Game development is very much a dream job if you find the right company.
How did you get into the industry? Do you have any tips for breaking in?
I got hella lucky. I had moved to LA to become a screenwriter, ended up bartending on Sunset Strip for years, and not writing much. I went back to school, got a Master's, and started working in web development just as it began to implode. I was at a party one night and wound up talking to a producer for about 3 hours about games. He suggested I apply to become a designer with a buddy of his, and so I called up for an interview. I had no assumption that I would get the position, so I was very nonchalant during the interview. I even showed up late. Somehow, it worked for me, and I got an offer. It came with a salary cut, but it was well worth it…If you want to break into this industry (as a designer), make sure you have interests and abilities outside of simply playing games. The best designers I've seen aren't necessarily the best gamers. Design requires a well-rounded mindset. Make sure you play games that aren't on an LCD, as well. Understanding rule-sets is a valuable tool, one you don't learn while just playing electronic games. Getting good with an RPG system will help with writing as well.Perhaps the most important 'skill' is a good work ethic. Make sure you're the best at whatever you're doing; even if it's not what you want to be doing. So if you get into a QA gig, be the best you can be. Others will take notice. People around you will be promoted, and when they're asked whom they'd recommend, if you were a good co-worker your name will come up.
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Fable 2, GTA 4, Dragon Age
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My alarm. Then a shower, then a half hour of asana, pranayama & mantra yoga. Then as much coffee as I can ingest.
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I worked for years renting tuxedos. Dealing with an angry bride's wrath when her fiancée's tux doesn't fit isn't something I'd wish on anyone. Honestly, I really didn't enjoy Web Development that much either. My first job was frying chicken wings. It's great to throw them in the grease still frozen, and then have your hands and forearms sprayed with boiling oil. Good times.
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Spending time with my kids, reading, hiking, painting & playing Warhammer Fantasy Battle, watching movies, tending my reef tank, meditating, working-out and playing videogames! I keep pretty busy.


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A 31-year-old San Rafael man was in "very critical" condition after a gunman walked into a San Rafael restaurant and bar early Saturday morning and shot him multiple times in front of about 20 witnesses.
Police were searching for the suspect, described by police only as an Hispanic male wearing a black-hooded sweatshirt, who ran south down B Street after the 1:13 a.m. shooting at Pa's Mexican and Filipino Cuisine at 916 B St.
"Witnesses say he walked into the restaurant, walked right up to the victim and shot him multiple times," said San Rafael police Lt. Dan Fink.
Police have launched a manhunt for the gunman, but had not made an arrest by Saturday evening. After paramedics treated him at the scene, the victim was taken to Marin General Hospital, where he underwent emergency surgery. Police asked that anyone with information call the San Rafael Police Department at 485-3000. "Anyone who was at the restaurant at the time of the shooting and has not yet spoken with an officer is asked to call immediately," police said in a statement released at 9:30 a.m. Saturday.
The restaurant has a liquor license, offers karaoke singing and is open until 2 a.m. The shooting there is at least the fifth in San Rafael in the past two months. On Monday, a man was shot and wounded in San Rafael's Canal area; police arrested a 15-year-old boy, Alan Sanchez, and charged him as an adult with attempted murder. Police said it was gang-related.
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RED BLUFF — The Tehama County District Attorney's Office announced Monday its investigators have arrested 26 people during a three-month undercover operation known as Wicked Web.
The operation, targeting people using the Internet for criminal activity, netted arrests of sexual predators and those interested in buying or selling drugs.
The sting is a proactive approach to fighting crime in Tehama County by taking care of the matter before the crime takes place, according to a Tehama County District Attorney's Office press release.
"The District Attorney's Office feels strongly about protecting our children from sexual predators and keeping our community safe from drugs," the release said.
In total, 25 adults and one underage girl were netted during the arrest that resulted from four search warrants.
Chad Quinnell of Chico was arrested for meeting a minor for sex.
Those arrested included two men posing as tutors to meet minors for sex, a social worker and a Red Bluff girl who was prostituting herself, according to the District Attorney's Office.
Among those arrested were a Siskiyou County man and a man who has federal child pornography charges pending.
A total of $36,355 in assets were seized, including 176.8 pounds of marijuana, 21 marijuana plants, 10 grams of concentrated cannabis, 52 hydrocodone pills, nine grams of psilocybin mushrooms and three assault rifles.
Others arrested meeting a minor for sex included: Ocean Littlefield, Ryan Lamerrill, Sanule Skillen, Scott Reid, Gregg Harmon, Jamie Halter and Joshua Tanner, all of Red Bluff; Carl Hooker of Corning; Thaddeus Duckworth of Los Molinos; and Jamie Halter of Redding.
Arrested for possession of a controlled substance: Timothy Brown of Redding; William Richter of Anderson.
Arrested for possession of dangerous weapon: Erick Davis of Cottonwood.
Arrested for solicitation for prostitution: Andrew Coffee of Red Bluff.
Arrested for possession of marijuana for sale: Mary Ashlock, Bret Phillips and Arlita Wyman, all of Red Bluff; Donna Moore and Marcos Nunez, both of Corning; Joseph Fosdick of Los Molinos; Terrence Pirritano-Green of Cottonwood; and Micah Shaefer and Frank Campbell of Montgomery Creek.
Arrested for attempted possession of marijuana for sale: Jesse Smith of Santa Cruz;
Arrested for meeting a minor for sex and possession of marijuana for sale: Scott Elliott of Oak Run.
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The forward from the America club last played for his country in March. He ruled himself out of the Confederations Cup in June to take a rest and was then overlooked for Mexico's last World Cup qualifiers.
"I'm relaxed happy looking forward to doing things well working and preparing for the national team like I've always done and giving the fans the big satisfaction I think they deserve the 33-year-old told a local radio station on Thursday.
Mexico's Argentine coach Ricardo La Volpe widely criticised for overlooking a player regarded by many as the country's best said before he announced an 18-man squad that 'now is the time for Cuauhtemoc to return.'
Mexico are in Group D with Iran Angola and Portugal in the World Cup in Germany which kicks off on June 9.
Mexico squad for Norway match:
Goalkeepers: Jesus Corona (Tecos UAG) Guillermo Ochoa (America).
Defenders: Mario Mendez (Monterrey) Oscar Rojas (America) Joel Huiqui (Cruz Azul) Edgar Duenas (Toluca) Duilio Davino (America) Fernando Salazar (Pachuca) Antonio Olvera (Santos Laguna).
Midfielders: Andres Guardado (Atlas) Pavel Pardo (America) Antonio Naelson (Toluca) Luis Perez (Monterrey) Juan Pablo Rodriguez (Tecos).
Forwards: Cuauhtemoc Blanco (America) Francisco Fonseca (Cruz Azul) Rafael Marquez Lugo (Morelia) Daniel Osorno (Atlas).


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-- Anthony A. Scale, 81, of Wooster, died Wednesday, March 17, 1999, at Wooster Community Hospital.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Saturday at 10 a.m. at St. Mary Catholic Church. Burial will be at St. Mary Cemetery.
Friends may call tonight (Friday) from 7-9 at McIntire, Davis & Greene Funeral Home in Wooster.
Those who wish may make contributions to American Heart Association, Wayne County Branch, P.O. Box 267, Wooster 44691.
He was born May 28, 1917 in Wooster to Bruno and Santa (Collian) Scale Sr. and was married to Anna Mae (Capri) Scale for 52 years. She survives.
Surviving in addition to his wife are sons and their wives, Thomas R. and Pam Scale and Robert A. and Connie Scale, all of Wooster; grandchildren, Andy, Brian and Mike Scale; brothers, Bruno Scale Jr., Joseph and Jim Scale, all of Wooster; and sisters, Mary Snyder of Wooster and Carmilla Sullivan of Virginia.


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Bents your posture starts with the torso and upward of it being bent forward and it stays that way and your bum is sticking out away from the basket. You should start the putt with the bum pointing away from the target and as the arm moves forward so should the pelvis so that your posture is straight up when the disc leaves. Think of a heavy rock musician displaying their jiggly bits. That's what you do toward the basket jam your wiener at the pole Your list sounds good and your experiment with physics is approved by Sir Isaac Newton and for the explanation as to what goes on there google Newtons law. There are more than one and knowing each of them helps in disc golf.
I agree with Mark that is good to try out new styles. Most try something out and if it does not work immediately they'll drop it. Switching styles can take a while and you can practice the new and the old time simultaneously so you'll always have a back up form to fall back to. A better form will absolutely transform poor putting. The yardstick to when to start a search for a new form should be your score card. If you miss a lot or are otherwise losing to people you don't want to lose to because of putting the form needs to change if a lot of practice with the old style does not produce improvements. No improvements despite a lot of practice means either you have reached the limits of the form or your execution of that form is off. To check for the latter remember that all the best putters in the world accelerate the arm hard and often in a very short distance of a few inches only. Maybe as little as 2" of fast acceleration.
The other underlying key is to accelerate as fast as you can meaning optimizing how your body can accelerate optimally. Which is with as loose arm as possible without losing the angles of the disc. So try yawning shaking the arms and raising the arms up and dropping the arms low with gravity alone. You should be as loose or looser in the muscles as they are when you wake up. That is the comparison minus the minor tension needed to just keep the disc oriented correctly. Flat for spin putters at shorter ranges and a minimal anny at long ranges. A degree to few based on the distance and fade characteristics of the disc. I'm not a fan of hard fading putters so ideally the anny should be very small and the disc mildly fading so that it will stay on the line all the time.
Mark Ellis: How fast do you accelerate your arm and is there any muscle tension in your arm before and during the putt? What happens when you move to a thin putter like the APX and the Magnet vs your trusted Rattler? It is way easier to accelerate the arm when you are totally loose in the arm muscles and it is in turn helped by having a thinner disc in your hand. Wrist snap is not even necessary but it is good in small movements say 2" or less for a spin putt.
One of the best putters of all time Cam Todd won't move his wrist at all. While snapping the wrist a little adds power (and accuracy due to added acceleration=better disc weight pushing against the finger=more feedback to aim with) so that you can take some off elsewhere for more accuracy and consistency the wrist needs to stay in control needing more arm muscles to last an event. You'll lose the timing of movements when you're tired and spin putts hurt more for that than pitch putts.
The larger the movement of the wrist snap in a spin putt the better the chance of a mistake is. If you snap slower than normal you'll miss right, too fast misses left and if you're tired and the wrist acts like a ball bearing flapping the hand right without resistance you'll miss wide right. If you need or want to use wrist snap less is definitely more inside the circle.
The only time the wrist should really work hard and have a larger motion range is going for it around your maximum putting distance. There is a crucial difference between the wrist snapping hard vs firmly and still almost as fast. Fast adds accuracy and consistency 100 % murders accuracy and consistency doubly so. 70-80 % power wrist snap is probably ok and when you have a good wrist 90 % should work too but never 100 % within the circle if you don't face monster headwinds and you have to force the disc into the basket on a laser line risking missing long and faaar.


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Java loses when you compare it to Smalltalk, Lisp, or anything else even remotely decent. Java wins when you compare it to C++, at least until you try to mix Java generics with Java closures, in which case you have to use trigraphs in your STL templates to match the level of ugliness.
It probably seems faster because actual editing in Eclipse is so slow.
Eclipse usage is subtly mandated for me at $WORK. I do like it, but it is slow. Not always slow, but often slow. There's probably some reorganization we could do to our project to speed some things up, but I'm not an Eclipse wizard, yet (hoping to achieve that later this year).
I'm not going to trash the tool, but I'm not going to say it isn't slow, either. It's slow for me. May not be for everybody. Memory will probably help, if they ever get me some.
Oh, and not all of that stuff happens in background threads. The most striking example to me is when I try to save a file and have to wait because it's busy updating the workspace. Everything stops.


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Getting your little one to sleep like a baby can be a lot easier said than done. Huggies has compiled articles, advice and answers on how to get both you and your newborn snoozing soundly.
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By Rebecca Levey
While parenting your baby is full of surprises, one thing is for sure – a well-rested baby is a happy baby. Creating nighttime routines is one of the best ways to ensure that your baby will get to bed easily and sleep comfortably for longer stretches
of time. Here are five suggestions for establishing a winning bedtime plan.
Tone down the room. By dimming the lights and turning off all TVs and other screens you can start to prepare baby for a soothing transition to bedtime. Bringing the energy level down and playing soft music will help your baby
relax and feel calm.
Prepare a warm bath. A gentle bath is a lovely way for baby to end their day and transition from dinner to bed. If your baby gets upset when you wash and rinse their hair, save that part of the bath for daytime. The bath shouldn't be
long, but it should include baby specific bath products and soft cloths and towels for their sensitive skin.
Incorporate story time. Reading to your baby is one of the best things you can do for them. Nighttime reading not only introduces your baby to words and rhythms, but also allows for quality cuddle time before bed. Choose books that
focus on going to bed, such as a tried and true classic like Goodnight Moon, or books with a repetitive rhythm like Brown Bear, Brown Bear. Set up a reading chair in the nursery so you can easily put baby down in the crib as soon as the reading time
is over.
Consistency is key. When establishing a bedtime routine it's important to keep things the same, and don't drag it out too long. Work backwards from your baby's ideal bedtime, and create a routine that can be completed in about 30-45
minutes. You baby will start to automatically recognize the cues and will look forward to winding down the day and preparing for sleep. If you will be out of town or your schedule will be out of whack be sure to pack key elements of the routine such
as books, Huggies® OverNites®, and baby bath soap, so your baby can still have a good night's sleep.
Help baby stay dry all night.Keeping baby dry overnight can help prevent nighttime waking and let baby sleep longer. To ensure your little one is comfortable all night long, swap out your regular daytime diaper for one
made especially for nighttime. Huggies® OverNites® hug them all night with a diaper scientifically designed for sleep. These nighttime diapers prevent leaks and let baby's skin breathe, helping keep them protected and fast asleep.
Building a foundation for a good night's sleep is a gift you can give your baby. By establishing a regular bedtime ritual, making sure baby stays dry all night, and creating a calm atmosphere, you will help your baby sleep better so you can all have a
good night and an even better next day.
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By Bethany Kandel
Ask any new parent what they wish for most and the common answer will likely be a good night's sleep. Most babies however seem to know how to do it very well. In fact, they sleep most of the day (even though it's in short stretches and not always long
enough for mom to take a shower….).
But how do you know whether your baby's patterns are normal and when will he finally start to sleep through the night? At the beginning, you may find it hard to get a cute picture of your baby without his or her eyes closed since, according to the
American Academy of Pediatrics, infants up to one year should sleep about 12 to 16 hours or more a day. And that sleep usually comes in 1 to 4 hour stretches, with the intervening hours filled with feeding, bathing and diapering. And of course,
some babies get day and night mixed up so their liveliest waking hours hit just when you'd like to be hitting the sack.
So how much sleep does your baby really need? Here's some sleep facts from the American Academy of Pediatrics and BabyCenter.com:
As your child grows, consistent bedtime rituals of bathing, quiet time and bedtime stories will relax him and prepare him for bed. Soon you'll be having quiet evenings and nights of uninterrupted sleep. And just wait till the teen years when they sleep
till noon!
By Karen Grimaldos
When it comes to sleep, newborns tend to have a straightforward schedule because they pretty much spend an average of 16 hours a day sleeping. In fact, most babies won't develop a regular sleep cycle until sometime around 6 months of age. Of course, that
doesn't mean that parents have the luxury of waiting half a year before considering their little one's sleep schedule.
"Sleeping is one of the first things that babies learn as an independent skill and we have to support them in learning that skill," says Marianne Jacobson a certified sleep coach, doula and owner of Pediatric Sleep Consulting in Seattle. "Setting up good
sleep habits from the beginning will help baby become a better sleeper."
Here's what you need to know about how to help keep baby's sleep schedule on track now and in the future.
According to Jacobson, the most common sleep schedule challenges are often due to baby not getting enough sleep. If your little one goes to sleep too late, or the gap between the end of the last nap and bedtime is too long, baby will probably not sleep
well. What to do? When in doubt, simply put your little one to sleep earlier.
Try to avoid putting baby down when she is super exhausted (eye rubbing and overall fussiness are clues) or when she is already asleep. To help your little one learn how to fall asleep on her own, Jacobson recommends putting baby down when she is awake
and in a "calm and alert" state. This will not only make things easier on you and baby, it's also a great way to help support your little one in gradually developing the ability to be able to fall asleep without you.
"It is imperative that parents maintain baby's sleep schedule on the weekend," says Jacobson. Babies can't distinguish between weekdays and weekends, but they certainly can (and do) react to disrupted schedules. If you're heading out on a Saturday night,
get a sitter so that baby can continue to follow her sleep schedule. You can ensure that baby stays comfortable and dry throughout the night with Huggies® Overnites Diapers. If baby must go with you, squeeze in an extra late nap so that your little
one will have the stamina to stay awake. Just keep in mind, baby's body clock may be thrown off for at least 24-36 hours after your late night, so you might have to work a little harder to get the sleep schedule back on track.
When babies get plenty of calories during the day, they are more likely to have an easier time going to sleep at bedtime and getting a better night's sleep overall. If your little love does not get enough calories in during the day, it could lead to all-night
feedings as baby tries to catch up on the calories that were not consumed in the daytime. It's always best to discuss with your pediatrician before making any changes, they'll advise you based on your baby's health, age, weight and feeding schedule.
You may find that you are doing everything right and following the best advice, but still your little one does not sleep well. Keep in mind that there are many medical issues that can complicate sleep too. Babies with reflux, sleep apnea, low calorie
intake and other medical challenges can definitely have difficulty sleeping. Always contact your pediatrician to discuss any possible medical concerns that you may have about your baby.
By Heather K. Scott, Tribune Content Solutions
The key to helping your little one fall asleep is creating a comfortable and safe environment. We polled several sleeping experts to find out what essential must-knows can help your baby boy or girl finally calm down and enter the Land of Nod.
"The best thing you can do to help your baby fall asleep at night is to create a great sleep environment," says Haleigh Almquist, Certified Lactation Counselor, Advanced Certified Newborn Care Specialist, Post-Partum Doula and Founder and
CEO of Hush Hush Little Baby Newborn Care.
Your nighttime routine can also help baby fall asleep. "Create a routine that prepares your child to unwind, settle and let go of the day," says Dr. Fran Walfish, a psychotherapist and author of "The Self-Aware Parent."
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), newborn babies from birth to 3 months require 16-18 hours of sleep each day. By 4 months, your baby should be able to go eight or more hours without eating, and should be ready to sleep through the night. And, by 5 months, baby should only need about 10 hours total of sleep (often spread throughout three sleep sessions daily: two naps and nighttime sleeping).
"Sleeping through the night means something different for each family. I consider a period of 6-8 hours of continuous sleep a success. Some babies sleep through the night at 4 months, but for others it may take up to a year," says Almquist.
"Newborns spend more time asleep than they do awake," Almquist says. "But after 4 months, they should maintain two or three scheduled naps spread throughout the day."
The AAP recommends the following:
About Our Experts:
Dr. Fran Walfish is a Beverly Hills, California-based child, parenting and relationship psychotherapist, and author of "The Self-Aware Parent." Haleigh Almquist is a Certified Lactation Counselor, Advanced Certified Newborn Care Specialist, Post-Partum Doula and founder and CEO of Hush Hush Little Baby Newborn Care (hushhushlittlebaby.com/). Melissa Gersin is a maternity RN and Massachusetts Department of Health infant crying specialist.
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We know you've got a lot of questions about your baby's sleep habits but not much time to read the answers. Voila! Los Angeles pediatrician Harvey Karp, M.D., creator of the popular book and DVD The Happiest Baby on the Block, shares super-quick advice—we're talking 25 words (or less).
Q. How much sleep do babies need in a day?
A. On average: Newborns, about 16 hours; 6 to 9 months, 14 hours; 9 to 12 months, 13 hours.
Q. What's the fastest way to get a newborn to calm down for sleep?
A. Wrap your baby snuggly in a blanket—it mimics the close quarters of the womb.
Q. Do babies really need to sleep on their backs?
A. Yes, to prevent Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Once baby's a year old and can roll over, he can sleep on his stomach or back.
Q. Will feeding baby more at night or putting cereal in her bottle help her sleep longer?
A. No. It can actually lead to indigestion, which makes it harder for baby to sleep.
Q. If you keep baby up late, will he fall asleep faster and sleep better?
A. Nope. Being overtired amps up baby's stress hormones and leads to more night wakings.
Q. Should I be waking my baby up for feedings at night?
A. Possibly—it depends on how a baby is gaining weight. Discuss with your pediatrician.
Q. What's the deal with crib bumpers—do or don't?
A. A don't for newborns, says the American Academy of Pediatrics. They increase the SIDS risk.
Q. Crib aquariums and white noise machines: good idea or not?
A. Good idea: They're soothing. Also, your baby will associate whooshing sounds with sleep (and sleep)!
Q. When do babies start sleeping through the night?
A. More than half of babies sleep five to eight hours at a stretch anywhere from 2 to 6 months old.
Q. If baby sleeps well in a car seat, is it OK to have him sleep in it at night?
A. No—babies can't breathe as well sitting up, another SIDS risk. Transfer him to a crib.
Q. How do I get my newborn to sleep nights instead of days?
A. Keep her awake more often during the day and do several feedings in the evening.
Q. How important is it to have a bedtime ritual for babies?
A. They're key. Routines help even newborns know what's coming, so they're more ready to snooze.
Q. How do I discourage nighttime wakings, as baby gets older?
A. Don't be fun or playful and keep the lights low. Baby will get the message.
Q. When is it time to "sleep train" my baby?
A. Wait until at least 6 months, when baby's brain has matured enough to establish patterns.
By: Mary McBride
While we were in Ethiopia with Elvie, my husband and I took turns taking the night shift, but once we got home, it became clear that it would be best if I would just do the night feedings every night. Not only did Jarod have to get out of bed at a reasonable hour and have his mind functioning clearly at work, but I tend to hear Elvie before Jarod wakes. As much as I'd love to still be taking turns, it simply makes more sense for me to take the night shift every night.
For awhile, Elvie was waking every hour, sometimes even after just 45 minutes, simply because she was hungry, and her teeny, tiny stomach couldn't take in enough nutrition to hold her over for very long. Now that she has grown and gained plenty of weight, she doesn't wake as often, but still needs to eat more frequently than most babies her age due to her birth defect and history of malnutrition. Teaching her to sleep through the night just isn't an option right now, so I've figured out some ways to help make the days go more smoothly and ensure that I'm not a grump to my family 100% of the time. If you're riding in the sleep deprivation wagon, I'm so sorry, but also: welcome! Feel free to try any of these tips to help you make it through.
No one wants to get jittery, so I wouldn't say more is always better, but starting the day with a gigantic cup of hot, delicious coffee not only gives me a little caffeine kick, but also provides a regular starting point for my day. Some days I need a second large cup, and that's okay.
If at all possible, I schedule appointments and activities for the afternoon so that we can just ease into our day. We usually just hang out on the big bed until Elvie is ready for her first nap. There's plenty of space for all of us to read and/or play. I set my coffee on the nightstand, and it's perfect.
Normally, I like to make something hot for breakfast, but right now I just need mornings to be simple. Most of the time I've got muffins or granola bars and fruit handy, but sometimes I break all the rules and we eat cookies. These pictured have oats and nut butter, so I figure they're no worse than a chocolate dipped granola bar, and with much better ingredients.
The bed really doesn't need to be made if you don't have the time or energy, and sometimes the laundry can serve as a very comfortable cat bed for an extra day. While I don't want to live in a trash heap, sometimes it's worth it to conserve my energy for nurturing and teaching my children as opposed to using it up dusting.
We can't eat out every night, but there are a lot of affordable options for the days I am the most tired. I count ordering enchiladas and bringing them home as making dinner. If I didn't order it, my family wouldn't be able to eat it, right?
If you're the only one who gets up with the baby in the night, it's perfectly reasonable to expect the other half of your parenting team to wake early on his or her day off so that you can get a few uninterrupted hours of sleep. Getting a solid two or three hours of sleep on Saturdays does wonders for my energy level. When I'm getting discouraged during the week, I can always look forward to Saturday and know that I can make it until then.
As a stay at home parent, I often feel guilty that we don't get out and do more some days. But it is good for me to have a day that I don't have to pack everyone up and get them out the door, and it is good for my kids to have a day to relax and just play at home. Committing to at least one play-at-home day per week has made a significant difference in how smoothly our week goes.
Babies eventually learn how to sleep through the night, and while the length of time between now and then is uncertain, I know that it will happen. I also know that Elvie will only be little once. So as much as I don't enjoy the frequent night wakings, I do enjoy have a tiny baby in my life, and I will take the difficult with the wonderful any and every day of the week.
Jack is 16 months old and a poor napper. I started putting him in the car to fall asleep. It worked great. I could take him out and put him right in the crib. Now I am trying to break his "car habit" and have quiet time (and sometimes he falls asleep in my arms) in his nursery...then in the crib he screams and cries. I have been trying to make the transition for seven days. He does not have a pacifier or bottle at naptime. He sleeps beautifully at night — drinks a bottle, goes in his crib awake and puts himself to sleep.
You may be better off trying to convince Jack to enjoy some quiet time during the day — perhaps reading stories together or watching a video together after lunch. That may be all he needs to recharge his batteries — and it will give you a bit of a break, too.
As for the falling asleep in the car technique for lulling your toddler to sleep — most of us can be lulled to sleep in the car, adults included! So the fact that Jack can be convinced to take a nap if you take a drive around town doesn't necessarily indicate that he still needs that nap.
It's important to bear in mind that toddlers require less sleep as they grow older. As I note in The Mother of All Toddler Books, an average one-year-old requires 14 hours of sleep each day, while an average three-year-old requires just 12. Of course, there are toddlers who require less sleep than this, so don't worry that there's something wrong with your child if he's not sleeping as much as the "average" toddler. Toddlers — like the rest of us — can show considerable variation when it comes to sleep patterns.
The top tips for more restful zzzzzs.
Co-sleep: If you co-sleep you can breastfeed in bed. You can comfort your baby without getting up, and you'll get more sleep overall.
Create a bedtime routine: Even mamas need a routine. Take a warm bath, have some tea, read a book, or play nice music. Get relaxed and you'll have a better sleep.
Make a list: Don't lay in bed all night thinking about tomorrow. Instead make a list before bed. Now that you know you won't forget your tasks, you can sleep.
Exercise: Make sure to get in some exercise every day. You'll feel better overall and sleep much better.
Naps: If you can't get enough sleep at night, try a nap in addition to your nighttime sleep.
See a doctor: If you really are having sleep issues, see a health care provider. As a mama you need your rest, and if basic tips and solutions aren't cutting it, you may have a medical issue to deal with.
Bring on the white noise. "Conrad was quite fussy in the first few months, so my husband and I decided to try white noise. We downloaded all kinds of sounds—including jet engines, vacuum cleaners, and plain old static. We hooked up some mini speakers to our iPod, hit play, and he was out within five minutes. It worked so well that we always travel with those speakers. Now he sleeps as well at Grandma's house as he does at ours."
—Kristin Widing, mom of two, Aurora, Oregon
Give baby a rub-down. "The technique that works for me is to rub my daughter's forehead gently with my thumb while holding her skin to skin."
—Sunset Belinsky, mom of two, Kansas City, Missouri
Be a swinger. "We were very sleep deprived with my youngest, who'd wake up multiple times during the night. Finally, I moved the battery-operated swing to our bedroom, put him in it, and he'd doze off. That thing saved my sanity."
—Len Saunders, father of two, Montville, New Jersey
Rap music? Yep. "Believe it or not, rap music of any kind was my go-to savior…played softly! The steady beat is soothing and our baby would fall asleep in a matter of minutes."
—Shari Mezrah, mom of two, Tampa, Florida, and author of The Sleep Mom.
Try some good vibrations. "The one tip that always works is to put a baby blanket in the dryer to make it nice and toasty, then swaddle the baby in it. Place another blanket on the dryer, turn it on, and gently lay the baby on the blanket with one hand on her tummy. You'll be amazed—the warmth and vibrations lull most babies to sleep. Then transfer her to the crib."
—Blythe Lipman, mom of two, Scottsdale, Arizona, and author of Baby Instructions
Go for something scent-sational. "I sprayed a little lavender mist on my baby's bedclothes to soothe her, then swaddled her."
—Nicole Action, mom of three, Mount Airy, Maryland
Turn on the TV. For my son, The Wiggles always made him conk out in two minutes. The downside: I'd have 'Toot Toot Chugga Chugga Big Red Car' in my head for the rest of the night!"
—Ron Motta, dad of two, Commack, New York
Many parents question their child's reliance on a particular item or find security items a nuisance. Forgetting to pack his stuffed lion for a sleepover at Grandma's or not having an extra pacifier for a long day of errands can be a recipe for disaster.
It can be difficult to understand why he needs a specific dog or pillow for every nap or at bedtime. In a room filled with toys and child-friendly objects, insisting on a certain blanket or toy can seem as though your child is trying to avoid going to sleep. In reality, young children are not exercising a hidden ability to manipulate the situation or cause an unnecessary scene in the mall. They are trying to quash rising feelings of stress, and crying for a pacifier is the only avenue his immature communication skills know to convey the message.
While not all children use pacifiers to soothe themselves or need a tattered receiving blanket in order to fall asleep, the fact is nearly all children depend on some type of comfort item. It may be a routine, smell or sound that he finds comforting. A child may equate the chimes of a grandfather clock he hears at a friend's house with the one at his home. He may use a stuffed animal as a symbol that ties him to his home and parents.
Children see security items as dual-functioning objects. A bottle not only provides sustenance for a tot, it quickly triggers his suckling instinct and calms his anxiety. A pillow offers more than comfort during sleep; it brings a piece of his bed to his aunt's house for an overnight visit.
Knowing why your child is drawn to security items, and how they help him build the ability to calm himself in the next stages of his life, give you insightful wisdom into your baby's life. Realizing the similarities in the actions of you and your baby provides clarity for parents confused by their child's dependency on a seemingly irrelevant item.
When adults feel emotionally wounded or taxed, they go in search of comfort. Whether consciously or subconsciously, you may go for a run, call a friend or sit down to gather your thoughts and regroup in a favorite quiet spot. You derive security from coming home after a long and trying day. Revisiting a favorite childhood haunt sends memories flooding back and creates a nostalgic and warming feeling.
The calmness or refuge you glean from the reassuring words of a good friend is similar to what your baby receives from cuddling up with his blanket. Wrapping comforting words around your stress mimics your baby's actions of wrapping his blanket around himself in order to feel comfortable in strange surroundings or to fall asleep.
Although it can be comforting as your baby grows, carrying around a blanket may be difficult or impede his social development. Preschool pals may not understand his use of a pacifier, or a hectic morning may result in forgetting to pack an emergency bottle for a child who otherwise no longer uses bottles. The risk of losing or leaving behind his security item increases as a child carries it from place to place. Forgetting to toss an extra pacifier in your bag or the absence of a diaper bag to stash his animal can cause the onset of an emotional outburst from your child.
Helping a baby transition from binkies and blankets to the ability to tap into an inner sense of calm is something that requires patience and stamina. Weaning him from a security item is similar to potty training. You have to be consistent while expecting setbacks.
Some children find that phasing out a stuffed animal is easier when done in baby steps, while others find a quick and complete removal best. You can test the waters if you're not sure which method you child is better suited for. If he's become accustomed to pacifiers or bottles, choose a day that you can be at home and devote attention to your baby. Remove the pacifiers from his sight and reach, and conduct your day as normal.
If out-of-sight, out-of-mind is working semi-smoothly, you're already on the way to helping him break the dependency. If he's excessively or unusually irritable or inconsolable, you're going to have to ease him at a slower pace. Offering alternatives to his habits such as only allowing a pacifier in bed, or insisting that his blanket stays in his room, helps him grow accustomed to calming himself while still preserving the sanctity of the item for "special occasions."
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Rock-bottom Sunderland dealt a stunning blow to Chelsea's Barclays Premier League survival hopes as they shattered Jose Mourinho's unbeaten home league record with a 2-1 win at Stamford Bridge.
Fabio Borini's 82nd minute penalty boosted the Black Cats' slim survival prospects and ended Mourinho's extraordinary run of 77 home league games unbeaten in his two spells in charge.
More importantly the result left Chelsea trailing leaders Liverpool by a point – which Brendan Rodgers' men could increase to four with victory over Norwich at Carrow Road on Easter Sunday.
Sunderland's sensational win looked unlikely when Samuel Eto 'o put Chelsea in front by converting a 12th minute corner from Willian.
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The home side had made a superb start with both Mats Daehli and Jordan Mutch missing fine chances in the early stages before Marko Arnautovic put the visitors in front from the spot on the stroke of half-time.
Peter Whittingham levelled matters in the 51st minute, also from the spot, after Fraizer Campbell was fouled by Steven Nzonzi in the box.
The home side thought they had gone ahead when Juan Cala prodded home on the hour but his effort was ruled out for offside and Stoke could have won it at the death with Oussama Assaidi bringing a brilliant save out of David Marshall and Jon Walters hitting the bar with two minutes to go.
Solskjaer could seek some solace from Fulham's 3-1 defeat to Tottenham at White Hart Lane. Christian Eriksen was the Spurs star as he set up two of the goals which brought an end to a run of two straight victories for Felix Magath's battling Cottagers.
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Larry Chance & the Earls Tuesday, June 10, 2014
The music that helped define Rock 'N' Roll, the original doo wop era that put the street corner- society onto the national charts in 1957, with five friends, and called his group, the High-Hatters. By 1960 the group had evolved into what would then be called "the Earls". Larry and company have placed many songs on the charts, including: Life Is But a Dream, Never, I Believe, and of course the classic Remember Then. They've recorded many other classics including: Looking For My Baby, Eyes, Kissin' and Cry, Cry, Cry, etc. ..
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Time: 6:45 pm Dinner 8:30 pm Show
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Forever Motown!
August 9, 2014
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August 16, 2014
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The Diamonds
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|Topic Review (Newest First)
|Feb 5th, 2015 06:41 PM
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Re: Liana Gabriela Ungur
Congratulations to Liana and Adrian, who are expecting a baby girl
Liana Gabriela Ungur
"I love la-la-la mummy song"
|Nov 26th, 2011 07:14 PM
Re: Liana Gabriela Ungur
Thank you for the pics!
She was of course hopeless against Kanepi...
But she had fun with Adrian, I guess!
|Nov 23rd, 2011 03:15 PM
Re: Liana Gabriela Ungur
|Sep 24th, 2011 06:37 PM
Re: Liana Gabriela Ungur
Liana gave an interview together with her husband Adrian at the BRD Open Bucharest:
Well, actually she should get some matches under her belt now
|Aug 24th, 2011 12:48 PM
Re: Liana Gabriela Ungur
How many match points did she waste?
|Aug 24th, 2011 07:02 AM
Re: Liana Gabriela Ungur
US Open Q-Round 1:
Ashley Weinhold def. Liana-Gabriela Ungur 3-6 7-6(9) 6-2
Good try
|Aug 23rd, 2011 07:02 PM
Re: Liana Gabriela Ungur
US Open, Quali Draw:
(10)Zuzana Kucova (SVK) vs Noppawan Lertcheekawarn (THA)
Liana Ungur (ROU) vs Ashley Weinhold (USA)
Kristyna Pliskova (CZE) vs Beatriz Garcia Vidagany (ESP)
(28)Erika Sema (JPN) vs Sharon Fichman (CAN)
Good luck!
|Jul 19th, 2011 06:26 PM
Re: Liana Gabriela Ungur
Bucharest, R1: Madalina Gojnea def. Liana-Gabriela Ungur
It's not easy to face a compatriote!
|Jul 17th, 2011 12:06 PM
Re: Liana Gabriela Ungur
She lost to Fernandez-Brugues 1-6, 4-6
ITF 100k Bucharest:
(3)Sorana Cirstea (ROU) v (wc)Diana Enache (ROU)
Liana-Gabriela Ungur (ROU) v Madalina Gojnea (ROU)
Karolina Pliskova (CZE) v Q
(5)Laura Pous-Tio (ESP) v Ioana-Raluca Olaru (ROU)
Good luck!
|Jul 8th, 2011 05:43 PM
Re: Liana Gabriela Ungur
WTA Palermo, Qualifying Draw:
(4)Liana Ungur (ROU) v Eva Fernandez-Brugues (ESP)
Elena Bovina (RUS) v Darija Jurak (CRO)
Andreja Klepac (SLO) v Alize Lim (FRA)
(wc)Maria Kondratieva (RUS) v (5)Kristina Mladenovic (FRA)
Good luck!
|Jun 14th, 2011 08:43 PM
Re: Liana Gabriela Ungur
Wimbledon, Quali Draw:
SUAREZ NAVARRO, Carla ESP [8] vs. VOEGELE, Stefanie SUI
IVANOVA, Ekaterina RUS vs. HAN, Xinyun CHN
SOUTH, Melanie GBR (W) vs. UNGUR, Liana ROU
BRENGLE, Madison USA vs. DOI, Misaki JPN [17]
And Liana lost the first match after her retirement in Rome 4-6, 4-6 against South...
Grass wasn't and will never be her favourite, anyway...
|Jun 6th, 2011 11:05 AM
Re: Liana Gabriela Ungur
$50,000 Rome - Tiro A Volo:
R1: Liana-Gabriela Ungur def. (Q)Jessica Moore (AUS) 6-1 6-1
R2: Liana-Gabriela Ungur def. (6)Mandy Minella (LUX) 6-4 6-3
QF: Liana-Gabriela Ungur def. Tetiana Luzhanska (UKR) 6-2 6-0
SF: (Q)Christina McHale (USA) def. Liana-Gabriela Ungur 6-0 1-0 Ret.
#168 this week again after a disastrous start into the season!
Let's hope that the injury isn't that severe, so that she can participate at the Wimbledon qualification!
|Jun 6th, 2011 11:03 AM
Re: Liana Gabriela Ungur
She lost 4-6 0-6
|May 19th, 2011 06:55 PM
Re: Liana Gabriela Ungur
I think this could be a toughy, my sense is that Chan is playing pretty well, although obviously there was a lot of drama and choking going on in that match against Koryttseva. Still fight past Koryttseva was was playing well surpassed my expectations of her this week by a good margin. Liana is going to have to have a good day I think. I hope she can do it.
|May 19th, 2011 04:56 PM
Re: Liana Gabriela Ungur
RG QR2: Liana-Gabriela Ungur def. Yuliya Beygelzimer 6-4, 7-6(6)
Liana saved 4 SPs in the tiebreak!
Now qualify against Koryttseva or Chan! You can do it!
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