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Breastfeeding Concerns at 3 and 7 Days Postpartum and Feeding Status at 2 Months
OBJECTIVE: We characterized breastfeeding concerns from open-text maternal responses and determined their association with stopping breastfeeding by 60 days (stopping breastfeeding) and feeding any formula between 30 and 60 days (formula use).
METHODS: We assessed breastfeeding support, intentions, and concerns in 532 expectant primiparas and conducted follow-up interviews at 0, 3, 7, 14, 30, and 60 days postpartum. We calculated adjusted relative risk (ARR) and adjusted population attributable risk (PAR) for feeding outcomes by concern category and day, adjusted for feeding intentions and education.
RESULTS: In 2946 interviews, 4179 breastfeeding concerns were reported, comprising 49 subcategories and 9 main categories. Ninety-two percent of participants reported ≥1 concern at day 3, with the most predominant being difficulty with infant feeding at breast (52%), breastfeeding pain (44%), and milk quantity (40%). Concerns at any postpartum interview were significantly associated with increased risk of stopping breastfeeding and formula use, with peak ARR at day 3 (eg, stopping breastfeeding ARR [95% confidence interval] = 9.2 [3.0–infinity]). The concerns yielding the largest adjusted PAR for stopping breastfeeding were day 7 "infant feeding difficulty" (adjusted PAR = 32%) and day 14 "milk quantity" (adjusted PAR = 23%).
CONCLUSIONS: Breastfeeding concerns are highly prevalent and associated with stopping breastfeeding. Priority should be given to developing strategies for lowering the overall occurrence of breastfeeding concerns and resolving, in particular, infant feeding and milk quantity concerns occurring within the first 14 days postpartum.
- adjusted relative risk
- confidence interval
- odds ratio
- population attributable risk
- University of California Davis Medical Center
- Accepted July 30, 2013.
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Thanks for all the info ladies. I suffer from depression and anxiety and I'm currently taking nothing and my anxiety is getting the best of me. I will ask my OB next week about trying Zoloft.
My only question is since Zoloft seems to be really safe during pregnancy. I've tried Lexapro and Zoloft before. The Lexapro caused a lot of sexual side effects and the Zoloft made me severly sleepy even though I took it at bedtime. The sleepiness never eased up even after 8 weeks so I weaned myself off it.
Can you ladies recommend anything else that is safe or a way to hep with the side effects?
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On June 30, 2015 at 8:00 PM ET, an extra second will occur. This "leap second" is added sporadically to keep the earth's clocks in tune with the rotation of the Earth.
While not a big deal with most humans, extra seconds are not particularly a good thing for computers.
- A 61 second minute
- The extra second will take place at 8 p.m. ET on June 30
- Markets around the world are frantically trying to avoid a leap second that threatens to disrupt global trading on Tuesday
- There's a chance the leap second could crash your favorite website or maybe even delay your flight.
- The previous leap second, which took place in 2012, brought down Reddit, Yelp, LinkedIn, FourSquare, Gawker and StumbleUpon, among other sites and apps.
- Qantas' entire computer system went down for hours, forcing employees to check in passengers by hand.
- Amazon.com Inc. said it's planning to add time to all 86,400 seconds of the day before the event so at midnight its systems will be caught up.
- Experts at Britain's National Physical Laboratory (NPL) who will officially add the second to UK time, warned that markets which are already jittery from Greece could suffer transaction delays if their software was not prepared.
So are all of your systems tested and ready for The Longest Day, 2015 Edition?
And how will you be spending your extra second? I'll be spending that time closing my eyes and coming up with a list of my all-time favorite metrics... and fending off zombies, as needed.
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Where To Smoke: La Casa del Habano, Tijuana, Mexico
- February 1, 2017 |
- By Alejandro Benes
Tijuana. The name evokes trips across the United States border for fun, sometimes illicit, and lots of tequila. Now a booming city of 1.3 million, Tijuana also has an authorized Cuban cigar store. La Casa del Habano (LCDH) is on Revolución Avenue, the main drag downtown.
Drop in and store vice president Moises Vargas will greet you warmly and offer a coffee or soft drink, then guide you into the cozy humidor that houses some of the best Cuban smokes available. Pick a puro and take a seat in one of the overstuffed black leather chairs or sofas in the lounge. The game might be on. Relax.
"Our goal is to make sure you're treated right," Vargas said. "We want to sell you cigars, but we also want you to tell your friends to come in and for that to happen, we have to treat you well so you remember us."
Photos of visitors, some famous ones like Al Pacino, adorn the walls of the lounge. There might be a couple of well-behaved dogs traipsing about as their owners enjoy a robusto or a Churchill with a very good double espresso. The interior wall that separates the shop from the lounge is brick, rounding into an arch at the top.
The shop offers not only cigars, but a small coffee bar and lots of accessories. If the weather's nice, sitting at one of the small café tables outside next to the requisite wooden Indian carries the bonus of watching the promenade of shoppers and cars. Lots of cars. Traffic has boomed with the population in the past two decades. That can influence your decision on how to get across the border.
The border with Tijuana is about a 15-minute drive on Interstate 5 south of downtown San Diego. Park for the day for $7 at the San Ysidro border station lot on Camino de La Plaza. At this point you must decide whether to walk across the border or take a shuttle bus, which is about $11 one-way to downtown Tijuana. You could drive, but the lines to cross can be long, and you would be stuck in the annoying Tijuana traffic. You could also take Uber from San Diego for about $100, plus a border crossing fee.
Walk across. It won't take long. You'll have to fill out a form at Mexican immigration, but you won't have to wait for the rest of the bus riders to clear customs. Getting back into the U.S. with Cuban cigars has reportedly presented some issues.
Vargas explained that since the Obama administration relaxed the rule on the importation of Cuban goods from anywhere in the world, many people have visited the store asking for the Hoyo de Monterrey Epicure No. 2, the No. 9 smoke on Cigar Aficionado's Top 25 Cigars of 2016 list. The box sells for about $525. Sales have increased in general, but getting those cigars back into the U.S. presented some problems for their buyers, said David Tourgeman, owner of LCDH in Tijuana.
"Some of these U.S. Customs officers don't even know that it's now legal for you to bring [in] Cuban product." Tourgeman said. Some of his customers, he added, have complained about being stopped at the San Ysidro crossing several times and being taken into secondary inspection on suspicion of bringing in Cuban cigars, despite it being legal to do so.
U.S. Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) spokesperson Ralph DeSio responded to Cigar Aficionado's inquiries on the matter, writing: "CBP in San Ysidro has not seen an increase in Cuban cigars coming across the border. Due to privacy laws, we cannot discuss specific complaint cases. However, should travelers have a complaint, they are welcome to submit formal complaints through this process at https://help.cbp.gov/." DeSio did not offer how many complaints, if any, there had been.
A recent visit to Tijuana presented no obstacles, only the question, "Anything to declare?" "Not a thing, officer." Getting back is especially easy if you have Global Entry, the program that allows travelers who have been pre-screened expedited entrance back into the U.S.
One last note. If you do visit around lunchtime, make sure to try Caesar's Restaurant, less than a block from LCDH. It's where the Caesar salad was created and they still make one of the best.
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Avda. Revolución 111
Centro, 22000 Tijuana, B.C., Mexico
+52 (664) 688-3339
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Friday, July 18, 2008
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So the new WotLK hunter talents are supposedly up on WoWHead, if you haven't heard already. Yeah, I looked at 'em and messed with 'em a little, but you know what? Not only am I still taking the talents with a grain of salt for various reasons, but I have way too much stuff I want to do before the expansion hits to spend too much time worrying about new talents.
I want Tawyn to at least see some Tier 5 content, other than that failed attempt at Hydross, before the expansion hits. Heck, I want Tawyn to see something other than Karazhan. I always feel kind of like a newbie when I'm trying to write about raiding and I've never even been to Gruuls/Mags (in all fairness, I've tried about a million times, but I seriously jinx Gruuls/Mags and they always fill up or are canceled.)
I want Lunapike to get to level 70 and start tearing up the battlegrounds.
I want Tamaryn to get to level 70 and start Tree'ing it up (I hit 40, by the way, and respec'd Boomkin. WTB Mana Battery, PST.)
Now we get to the secondary projects, which are that I'd like Althalor to tame Humar--been camping out for days now, with no luck thusfar-- and start working his way further up the leveling tree, I'd like Songlark to either start leveling seriously or at least hit 19 and become a semi-twink (my definition of a semi-twink: buy decent enough greens at the AH and put cheap enchants on them), and I'd like my dwarfyhuntergirl to start leveling as well.
But as my House-loving boyfriend likes to say, "You can't always get what you want", and with my time limited, it's time to prioritize. Sooo tough to pick from my characters though... I love them all. I do think that Tawyn, Tamaryn, and Lunapike are going to become my primary projects, though.
What do you guys want to accomplish before Wrath of the Lich King?
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- Loronar said...
Being the completionist that I am, I want to finish all the outstanding quests I have in Outland and get a bunch of attunements.
I finally completed Netherstorm last week and will soon be moving on to Shadowmoon Valley. I'll try to complete all quest chains (provided they don't involve a raid like the BT attunement). I'm attuned for Ogri'la (but I don't do the dailies), and I'm looking to attune for Netherwing. If possible, I'd also like to get all my Shattrath factions (Lower City, Skyguard, SSO, Aldor, Sha'tar) to exalted.
As of now, the only place I haven't been into is The Eye of Tempest Keep. One goal I have is to also do every instance in Heroic mode.
- July 18, 2008 at 11:45 AM
- Daniel said...
I honestly hope to See M'uru or Kil'jaeden before WotLK hits. Working on Kaelcgos, but that leaves us a long way to go.
My Shadow Priest would totally be your mana battery! He is level 40 now.
- July 18, 2008 at 11:49 AM
- Dammerung said...
I want Edjid to be level 70 and warlocking the place. Currently level 6.
I want Dampanza to be level 70 and ready to heal. Currently level 52.
I want to have epic flight form for Dampanza.
Other than that... not much really.
- July 18, 2008 at 12:35 PM
- Adam said...
I'm hoping to get the champion of the naaru title before the next expansion, along with the crossbow of relentless strikes. I also want to clear my questlog of all dungeon and raid quests.
- July 18, 2008 at 12:43 PM
- Verolia said...
I want to clear Black Temple.
We killed Archimonde last night and are 1/9 in BT... I want that to be 9/9 before Wrath.
Maybe, I'll have another level 70 but I doubt it.
- July 18, 2008 at 12:54 PM
Goal #1: be in a battleground with Tawyn so I can say hello and gush all over her.
... No, really! I just realized that Proudmoore is part of BG9, too. I really just hate raiding on my hunter though, so I'm working on his PVP set. 300 resilience and getting an arena team started sounds like a pretty reasonable short term goal to me.
- July 18, 2008 at 1:33 PM
- Muron said...
1. Finish BT and Hyjal attunement.
2. Kill Kael and Vashj with guild.
3. Kill Illidan (I have friends with BT on farm, so I might be able to get in for 1 kill).
4. Finally get my epic mount.
- July 18, 2008 at 2:56 PM
- sonvar said...
I posted what I want to do here.
The hardest part is gonna be getting Gruul down because lately we've had trouble just getting consistent kara groups together due to a lack of healers.
- July 18, 2008 at 4:00 PM
I want the full PVP set and an epic flyer for my belf hunter, for her to be exalted with a few of the Outland factions (I have a list), to get my shaman to 70, and to get my orc hunter to Outland or close. I have other goals, but those are the only ones I definitely want to have accomplished before the expansion.
- July 18, 2008 at 5:07 PM
- Rilgon Arcsinh said...
Not much that I can accomplish - I'm simply lurking behind the scenes until I see something that screams THIS IS AMAZING, WE ARE COMING BACK FOR WRATH 110% or GG BLIZZ, YOU SCREWED US AGAIN, BYE.
But I'm leaning towards the former right now. Here's hoping :)
- July 18, 2008 at 5:33 PM
I'd love to have a level 70.
But we know that's not happening. xD
Better yet, get a tank to 70. Dorf if Ally, Tauren, Orc, or Troll if Hordie.
And run an Outlands instance. Once.
- July 18, 2008 at 7:16 PM
I want that Amani-mount (from ZA).
- July 19, 2008 at 3:39 AM
- Kyrilean said...
Level my shadow-priest to 70. Just dinged 65 last night.
Level my druid from 17 all the way to 70. Unfortunately, the hunter will have to wait.
Down Gruul. High-King down last Sat.
Get into Mag's, SSC, and TK at least.
Finish ZA. 3/6 right now. Want the Amani mount just so I can say I did it.
Want Champion of the Naaru title.
Oh and to do all this without my wife divorcing or killing me. LOL
- July 22, 2008 at 1:34 PM


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Jul 31, 2011 9:29 PM CST
|Getting a jump start on the August Photos & Chat thread, had to use a July bloom though, from Zuzu's garden.
I have several roses putting out fresh leaves, our weird cooler weather has produced some rust and aggravated the black spot so I have been trying to strip the leaves to keep things relatively clean. I know,
Jul 31, 2011 11:21 PM CST
|Oh, cool! A new month, a new thread. Here are some photos I took yesterday:
Inner Wheel
Rose (Rosa 'Inner Wheel')
Photo by zuzu
Prairie Star
Rose (Rosa 'Prairie Star')
Photo by zuzu
Heinrich Wendland
Rose (Rosa 'Heinrich Wendland')
Photo by zuzu
This is a rose Vintage Gardens calls La Parisienne, but it isn't. Such a shame: I can't even add it to the database because I don't know the real name. Various people have posted photos of this rose on the HMF page for La Parisienne, but that seems silly. The real La Parisienne is orange-red.
This is the big fat bloom on Lady of Megginch, an Austin rose new to my garden:
Aug 1, 2011 8:32 AM CST
|Who's that first beautiful bloom?
All my roses are just sitting there pretty much like bumps on logs. It's been too hot to go out & deadhead (90+ every day.. which is murder here at 6100ft!). I try to get out after it cools down in the evening, but it's not getting cool until like 9-10pm! And I'm tired of being eaten alive by skeeters.
Roses are one of my passions! Just opened, my Etsy shop (to fund my rose hobby)! http://www.etsy.com/shop/Tweet...
Aug 1, 2011 10:40 AM CST
|Toni, all her photos are labeled, that's Inner Wheel.
I have never heard of Lady of Megginch, then again, I have not kept up with the latest Austin Roses. The desription and other images on HMF are lovely, what a fat full bloom! A real nice comment from a member too.
I have the DA catalog and will have to study it closer.
Aug 1, 2011 10:46 AM CST
|Sue - You said it's Inner Wheel, it's labeled Dalia Rose. Which is it? LOLLLLLLL :)
Roses are one of my passions! Just opened, my Etsy shop (to fund my rose hobby)! http://www.etsy.com/shop/Tweet...
Aug 1, 2011 10:48 AM CST
|LOL, I thought you meant Zuzu's first one! Yes, Dahlia Rose, I usually label my images.
Aug 1, 2011 8:33 PM CST
|I've now bought 96 roses from Cliff's going-out-of-business sale. Too bad I can't find that almond-flavored champagne anymore, Sue. I feel a celebration coming up very soon, as soon as I hit the 100 mark.
Aug 1, 2011 8:44 PM CST
|I will keep my eye out for it! I am trying to remember where I got my last bottle.
Aug 1, 2011 9:11 PM CST
|Zuzu - wow, wish I could have afforded that!! http://www.finewinehouse.com/J...
Roses are one of my passions! Just opened, my Etsy shop (to fund my rose hobby)! http://www.etsy.com/shop/Tweet...
Aug 1, 2011 10:14 PM CST
|That's a good link, Toni, but the problem is that the champagne is only $7.99, but shipping and handling will add another $20 to the price. I actually found it on the BevMo Website too, but I didn't find it in the store when Sue and I went there the other day.
Aug 1, 2011 10:46 PM CST
|I just remembered where I bought my last bottle of almond champagne, at Trader Joe's! So I'll check next time I am there.
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Aug 2, 2011 1:31 AM CST
|Here's the first bloom on my Koko Loco. It was a lot prettier yesterday, more of a classic hybrid tea bloom, but I didn't take the photo until today.
Aug 2, 2011 2:23 AM CST
|Palatine won't be taking orders until September 1st, but they're already updating their website and adding new roses. I think I found one Toni will love:
Aug 2, 2011 8:08 AM CST
|Oooh, yum! I haven't been looking too hard at the prospective new ordering yet.. I'll start to make my list after the 15th or so. :) :)
I think you'll like Koko Loko. She's been one of the best bloomers I've got this year.. she's ALWAYS got a few blossoms on her! But she's sooooo short!! Mine's less than a foot tall :(.
Roses are one of my passions! Just opened, my Etsy shop (to fund my rose hobby)! http://www.etsy.com/shop/Tweet...
Aug 2, 2011 10:53 AM CST
|My sister gets this Chocovino from World Market that she absolutely loves and gives as gifts -- says it's a combination of "Dutch chocolate and fine red wine". She highly recommends it.
Aug 2, 2011 11:11 AM CST
|Mmmm, I think I will have to check that out Betty!
Aug 3, 2011 5:48 PM CST
|Can't believe its August already...boo-huu-huuu!
Few new pics from my place.
Porch Kitties.
Gremlin and Miss Kitty have been camped out on the kitchen porch all summer.
They are there everyday but sometimes alternate positions by laying in the flower beds.
Sprinking to keep everything from wilting.
Geese making their rounds.
"I'd rather have roses on my table than diamonds on my neck"
Cottage Rose Birds n' Blossoms
Aug 3, 2011 8:11 PM CST
|Love the kitty and gardens but the geese are always my favorite!
Aug 5, 2011 4:50 AM CST
|Sue, it's nice to see your Dahlia Rose. Mine hasn't bloomed once this entire season. This past winter was very rough, and the weather did a number on the plant. Mine is a young specimen, and is still quite small as I got it from Sequoia just as they were closing the business after Ralph turned 100. Here's a photo of mine when it was in bloom last year.
Rose (Rosa 'The Dahlia Rose')
Photo by Mike
Aug 5, 2011 9:35 AM CST
|Hi Mike! I wish that it was mine and had been smart enough to order it from Sequoia too before they closed. I shot that photo in Zuzu's garden. Such a unique bloom.


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Saturday's game was just like Friday nights game but just a different result. Friday night the Lemurs scored the only run of the game in the bottom of the first inning, Saturday the Saltdogs scored the first two runs of the game in the top of the first and that would be the only runs of the game.
Connor Tekyl making his professional debut, doubled down the left field line off of Lemurs started Josue Montanez. Montanez would also give up a single to Austin Darby which gave the Lemurs a 2-0 and that would end the scoring for the rest of the night. Montanez pitched three plus innings and was pulled after allowing two baserunners in the first inning and was replaced by Jose Nivar who didn't allow the two runners to score. Nivar pitched four innings in relief striking out four hitters. This is the second time he has had shutout performances in long relief this home stand, as he pitched three shut out innings on July 11th.
For the Saltdogs Lindsey Caughel was outstanding going seven shut out innings allowing four hits, two walks and striking out eight Lemur hitters. Caughel picked up his fifth win on the year and he has been dominant against the Lemurs this year allowing one run in his 14 innings of work. Evan Reed came in and pitched a perfect ninth inning for Lincoln and picked up his 13th save of the season.
Game three and the rubber match of the series is Sunday at 7:05 and is the final time the Lemurs are at home until July 29th against Wichita.


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i'm not sure which clubs you go to. all the clubs i've been at have very low priced bags, comp bags for poor patients and free weed delivery for hospice patients. although its true that i only participate in the collective clubs.
this legislation will not drive the price up in any way, as it will allow more people to grow their own personal medicine. while it does bring the risk of capitalism into the cannabis culture, we don't have to allow that to become the predominant mode of operation.


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Most of the first scientists believed in a Creator. They examined the world and saw that it followed laws, order. For them a building needs a builder, a painting a painter, a design a designer. As Tom says, Aristotle believed there has to be a cause, this was in line with many of the beliefs, … Read more
It is WAY simpler to believe that we were created, and have a creator. It's like this "I do not understand how this or that came about, so therefore it is God" (and this is not denying there is a creator as science has not completely figured out how life started). It is causing the … Read more


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"Let me know when you get back to Manila."
Those eight words still linger in my head until now. I don't know how it managed to stay in my mind for over a month now, but I feel like those words only belong to you. I feel like I can still hear your voice on repeat whenever I remember that last morning. It's as if those words will put a rewind on what had happened that night.
It was my last night of vacation on that island and I don't know if fate has something to do with it but on that last night, I met you. It was an exhausting day, and all I wanted to do is to get some rest before finally getting back to the jungle-like Manila. You had plans on that night too but you still made time to bond with me, though I was a bit hesitant at first. But you were persistent, what choice did I have?
I wouldn't typically meet strangers in unfamiliar places. But as I shook hands with you, when you told me your name, when you asked me to have a drink with you, every hesitation went away. It was one of the most awkward yet satisfying moments in my entire existence. As we sat across each other with my hands on my legs, you casually talked about your life.
I never met someone who's so confident about what he does but still have reservations on certain things. I never talked to someone who knows how to crack jokes in the middle of the conversation. I never knew someone who can keep the conversation going by making fun of other people's gestures. Until that night, I never laughed with a stranger, never shared personal dreams with a stranger, never made jokes with a stranger, and never learned a foreign language with a stranger. As we laughed the night away, you slowly held my hand. I swear at that moment, all I can ever think of was how perfect the sky was. Thousand stars litter the sky as the bright, half crescent moon illuminated the water in the pool. The night was so dreamy, and so were you. Typically, I wouldn't kiss a stranger. But you're no stranger to me. On that very moment, you were the guy I held hands with and talked about the crowded Eiffel Tower in Paris.
You were the guy who gave me my first kiss.
It was too fast, but I didn't care. The kiss was everything I ever dreamed of. As I spent the night with you, I got to know more about you. I knew you for 12 hours, but I felt like I had known you for years. The little things about you made me crave to know what's beyond those eyes that held me captive the entire night. As you held me that night, I knew I was in trouble. If my usually composed self was present in that moment, she would definitely yell at my delusional self for doing things beyond her boundaries.
That night, we didn't care if we're both strangers to each other. We talked about life as if we were in each other's shoes. We reminisced the past as if we played a role in each other's life. We planned for the future as if we will be there for each other. The beauty in your eyes that night made me think that maybe, this could work out. Maybe when I got back to Manila and when you returned to your hometown, we could still try to reach out for each other. Of course, I know better. I knew it wouldn't happen. But I was still stupid to risk everything and lived for the moment.
As you held me tight that night, you made me feel loved. I felt secured, protected and cared for. You reminded me of why I always believed in fairy tales, because you gave me one. And I couldn't thank you enough for that. As you kissed me goodbye in the morning, I knew I was facing the dreaded part with hopelessness and failed expectations. We were meant to cross paths, but never to stay in each other's lives.
You will always be the best mistake I've ever had. But I have no regrets. You will always be the one perfect stranger in this world full of 7 billion.
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Tonight marks the 100th episode of Glee, and a 5-year legacy of warming our hearts and making us smile. Here are 5 reasons our world is now a little bit better:
1) The One Directions came together and we learned that unexpected friendships make magic happen.
2) Burt Hummel was our favorite dad on TV and restored our faith in humanity.
3) We sung along to our favorite songs, and downloaded our favorite new covers.
4) We mourned the loss of Cory Monteith, held hands with Glee and all felt a little closer.
5) And no matter what, we were always reminded that what makes us different makes us strong.
Here's to 100 episodes of happiness. Thanks Glee!
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While searching for fish, the familiar Belted Kingfisher perches conspicuously on a limb over a river or lake. On sighting a fish it flies from its post and hovers like a tern over the water before plunging after its prey. In addition, it may eat crabs, crayfish, salamanders, lizards, mice, and insects. Often a kingfisher patrols a regular beat along a stream or lakeshore, stopping at favourite exposed perches along the way. When flying from one perch to another, often a good distance apart, it utters its loud rattling call.
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There's not much in the way of funee chat this week I'm afraid, so this will be a fairly short post – although Grace has come out with a couple of corkers which I would like to share with you.
Grace was boasting to me last week how she might get her own back on one of the boys at school. Apparently he had been pulling her pony tail. 'Mummy, it's ok, next time he does it I shall kick him in the crown joys'. I did explain to her – between stifled laughter – that this was not a nice thing to do.
For those of you who don't know, I am the eldest of seven children. Three of us have children and one of us has one on the way. As you can imagine, Grace has a lot of Aunts, Uncles and cousins. She told me that one of her friends at school had asked her all the names of the people in her family. I asked her what she had said. She said 'Well Mum, I told her don't even get me started on the names in my family. I just have so many people in my life!'
I didn't realise just how with it she was with regards to words until the other day. We were driving to school one morning when a pheasant ran out in front of me. I said ' Good job I didn't knock over that pheasant, it wouldn't have been pleasant' and laughed at my own joke (yes, I know!). Grace came back with 'And if there had been blood everywhere it would have been unpleasant!'
Finally, the funniest moment was yesterday morning. Grace came out with her pondering voice, you know the one – 'Muuum?' 'Yes Grace?' I asked, 'You know what? Girls are REALLY lucky' she came back. 'Why's that then?' I responded. 'Well, girls are really lucky because they don't get as poorly as boys because they don't get man flu!' That's my girl!!
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Anglo-Saxon tribes of Britain. It is a product of when the family lived in the parish of Earley, in the diocese of Oxford.
Earllie Early Origins
Somerset. The surname originates from a Saxon word "eorl" or "jarl" which described the elder or wise man of the village. In time the name came to mean the leader or ruler and finally, during mediaeval times it was used to signify a nobleman of the highest rank. Later, a branch of the family was found at Axmouth in Devon. "The manor [of Axmouth] formerly belonged to the abbey of Sion, in Middlesex, and was given at the Dissolution by Henry VIII. to his queen Catharine Parr, as part of her dower; it reverted at her death to the crown, and was granted by Edward VI., in 1552, to Walter Erle." [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Lewis, Samuel, A Topographical Dictionary of England. Institute of Historical Research, 1848, Print.
Earllie Spelling Variations
Earllie Spelling Variations
The first dictionaries that appeared in the last few hundred years did much to standardize the English language. Before that time, spelling variations in names were a common occurrence. The language was changing, incorporating pieces of other languages, and the spelling of names changed with it. Earllie has been spelled many different ways, including Earl, Earle, Earll, Earlls, Erle, Irle, Urles, Urle, Erl, Earls, Earles, Earlie, Earlee, Erlegh, Erligh, Erleigh, Earleigh and many more.
Earllie Early History
Earllie Early History
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Earllie research. Another 649 words (46 lines of text) covering the years 1086, 1120, 1160, 1616, 1653, 1662, 1859, 1812, 1812, 1590, 1667, 1586, 1665, 1614, 1648, 1615, 1615, 1678, 1758, 1601, 1665, 1650 and 1720 are included under the topic Early Earllie History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Earllie Early Notables (pre 1700)
Earllie Early Notables (pre 1700)
Distinguished members of the family include Nicholas Earl of Allerton Tower; Erasmus Earle (1590-1667), an English lawyer and politician, Sergeant-at-law to Oliver Cromwell; Sir Walter Erle or Earle (1586-1665), an English landowner and politician who sat in the House of Commons between 1614 and 1648, an strong opponent of King Charles...
Another 76 words (5 lines of text) are included under the topic Early Earllie Notables in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Earllie In Ireland
Earllie In Ireland
Some of the Earllie family moved to Ireland, but this topic is not covered in this excerpt. Another 77 words (6 lines of text) about their life in Ireland is included in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
The Great Migration
The Great Migration
Thousands of English families in this era began to emigrate the New World in search of land and freedom from religious and political persecution. Although the passage was expensive and the ships were dark, crowded, and unsafe, those who made the voyage safely were rewarded with opportunities unavailable to them in their homeland. Research into passenger and immigration lists has revealed some of the very first Earllies to arrive in North America: Ralph Earle who settled in Rhode Island in 1638; and took part in Church's Indian wars, and Robert Earl who came in the "Hercules" in 1643 to Massachusetts.
The motto was originally a war cry or slogan. Mottoes first began to be shown with arms in the 14th and 15th centuries, but were not in general use until the 17th century. Thus the oldest coats of arms generally do not include a motto. Mottoes seldom form part of the grant of arms: Under most heraldic authorities, a motto is an optional component of the coat of arms, and can be added to or changed at will; many families have chosen not to display a motto.
Motto: Ne Tentes Aut Perfice
Motto Translation: Attempt not or accomplish.
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Research centre push hits snag
Horticultural groups have missed out on funding that would have allowed the former CSIRO farm near Mildura to be retained as a research centre.
CSIRO has moved off the Merbein site and it is for sale but an industry plan to turn it into a centre for horticulture has been rejected for funding.
Dried Fruits Australia's Mark King says a consultant's report shows the site could be profitable as a research centre and groups will now talk to Government about possibly gifting back the site to the industry.
"A few of the commodity groups were prepared to move out there, we had the horticultural field days a possibility out there, some industries looking at the lab, we also had some other people who wanted to plant citrus out there as trials," he said.
"But we need some dollars to help purchase it, we can't do it straight off, so I think the next stage is we are going to talk to some ministers and see if they can be generous and gift it to us, seeing as we gifted it to them in the first place."
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"You can't chemical your way out of soil infertility" — Joel Salatin on The Organic View Podcast
June Stoyer, host of The Organic View, talks to Joel Salatin about his bestselling book Holy Cows and Hog Heaven: The Food Buyer's Guide to Farm Friendly Food. The "high priest of the pasture" is fun to listen to whenever he opens his wise, holistic, adjective-loving mouth!
In America, we have the luxury of being able to buy any kind of food in season as well as off-season. To boot, there is an incredible amount of waste because of the assumption that there will always be more. This mentality has been created by the mass marketers and now has lent itself to the rationale that we need to genetically modify our food so that we will not run out.


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Earlier this month, when Frisco's only food pantry sent an alert saying its shelves were dangerously low on food, the community responded immediately, making calls and organizing can drives.
Despite the city's fast-growing population, whose median income is nearly double the national average, food insecurity is a reality for thousands of people in the area.
Last year, Frisco Family Services' food pantry served more than 3,000 individuals. In 2013, the pantry distributed more than 463,000 pounds of food.
And as the Frisco community continues to grow, so does need at the food pantry. In the last year, the agency reported a 20 percent increase in demand.
Part of that rise in demand is due to the pantry's increased visibility, said Myrna Martinez, the agency's client services director. The pantry moved from its location on Third and Elm streets to a new, larger space on Main and Dogwood streets around a year ago.
"Where before we were kind of hidden and no one knew where we were at or that we existed, now the word gets out that there is this food pantry," Martinez said. "It's more of a storefront now."
As soon as the word went out about the shortage, the pantry started seeing a difference in donations.
"We've had a great response from our community," Martinez said. "People started calling in to see what we needed."
Officials have set a goal to collect 60,000 pounds of food this month to serve the food bank's clients. Every pound is equivalent to a dollar, and about $1.50 feeds one person, Martinez said.
"We usually say $100 feeds a family of four for two weeks," she said.
The pantry is a member of the North Texas Food Bank agency and serves people in Frisco and Frisco ISD as well as parts of Little Elm, McKinney and Plano who need help putting food on the table.
Betty Sessoms, 58, is raising three of her grandchildren in Frisco. She's disabled and living on a fixed income.
"It's hard to buy groceries and pay rent and the bills that I have to pay," she said.
On Fridays, she gets a "weekend bag" for each of her grandkids from the food bank, filled with snacks and juice "things that I normally can't get for them throughout the month."
"They have really helped me out a lot. I'm thankful they're here in the area," she said. "They're like family."
Fourteen percent of Collin County residents are food insecure, meaning that they do not having consistent access to affordable, healthy food, according to Feeding America's 2011 Map the Meal Gap project. While Frisco ISD is the main source of food donations, donations from local businesses, churches and members of the community also contribute significantly.
Different times of the year present different challenges, Martinez said. During the summer, the food bank doesn't have the same support from the district.
"At the same time, we've got kids home for the summer whose families are struggling to keep them fed," Martinez said.
Parents whose kids would receive free or reduced lunch during the school year spend more on groceries during the summer. Add in the cost of higher electric bills, and getting food on the table can be tough.
But demand is usually highest during the holiday season, she said, which is fast approaching.
"We're trying to keep up with the demand and have a little cushion," Martinez said. "Throughout the next two months, we want to keep up with the demand which, according to the trend of food distributed in the last couple of months, is 40,000 pounds a month."
Some groups, like Bent Tree Bible Fellowship in Carrollton, have hosted their own "super drives." The church plans to donate 10 tons, or 20,000 pounds, of food Oct. 27 the largest food drive they've ever had.
Nonprofit CoServ Charitable Foundation gave a $10,000 emergency grant to the pantry last week.
And on Friday, Pastor Sheryl Brady of The Potter's House of North Dallas purchased $8,000 worth of groceries at Kroger and donated more than 4,600 items to the pantry. The northern campus of the Bishop T.D. Jakes' Dallas megachurch recently moved its Sunday worship to Dr Pepper Arena in Frisco. Within their first month in town, church leaders met with Frisco Mayor Maher Maso to find how they could start giving back, said Marc Jeffrey, director of marketing for Potter's House of North Dallas.
Maso suggested they partner with Frisco Family Services.
"We saw what the need was," Jeffrey said.
Brady made an appeal to the congregation, and six days later, they made the donation their first major project since moving to Frisco.
Jeffrey said the church hopes their partnership with the agency continues.
"I think trouble affects anybody and can affect anybody," he said. "That's why we want to try to fill as many gaps as we can."
Allen/Frisco/McKinney neighborsgo editor Eden Stiffman can be reached at 214-977-8486.


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The Speaker of the House gave his Opening Day Address in the Chamber at noon on Wednesday and outlined his priorities in the House for this Session. The common thread of his commentary was simple; "We must never forget we sit in the people's chamber and our sacred duty as their elected officials is the maintenance of the integrity and sanctity of the Missouri House of Representatives. We are here to make our state a better place for Missourians to work and live."
You have elected me as your State Representative, and I am passionately committed to doing your work and serving you as I travel to Jefferson City each week. With every vote, I pledge to put your best interest first – and not my own. This is your Session, paid for by your tax dollars and we are committed to doing your work.
We have a very busy four months ahead of us here in Jefferson City. Our economy needs a complete revitalization, we must balance a budget despite severe fiscal constraints and we can't overspend and run a deficit like we have seen in Washington D.C. I look forward to talking to you each week through my Capitol Reports and giving you an inside look into what House Republicans are doing to make our state a great place to live, work and raise a family.
House Republicans Protecting Your Tax DollarsThe responsible management of your tax dollars is our highest priority. We have seen Washington D.C. spend like there's no tomorrow – but that's not how we do things in the Missouri House of Representatives.
You can be absolutely confident that we WILL NOT RAISE YOUR TAXES. Families all across the state are tightening their budget and cutting costs, and we must follow their lead. We will not burden our citizens with higher taxes because we will not spend frivolously. We will carefully place each tax dollar. Just like you, we will spend within our means and leave our children and grandchildren with a bright future – not debt. As the Speaker said in his opening day remarks, "Fiscal discipline and prudence will become the bywords for this year's session." As constituents, you demand nothing less and as you elected officials we will give you nothing less.
Revitalizing Missouri BusinessLast session, the House of Representatives crafted and passed a comprehensive jobs bill which was eventually passed by the Senate and signed into law by the Governor. This year, our effort to grow Missouri's business climate continues to be a top priority. The economic downturn has left no household or business in Missouri untouched, and the unemployment rate has dropped to a staggering 9.5%. We must work towards a complete revitalization of Missouri's economy by protecting our tools already in place that have been successful at bringing jobs and businesses into our state as well as working to help small businesses. I look forward to joining my colleagues in the House to boost Missouri's economy and get our citizens back to work.
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Morgan Hill, CA, May 17th 2010 - Digital View, the media player company and manufacturer of the ViewStream range of digital signage products, has released a high definition media player that offers frame accurate synchronization across multiple players.
The ViewStream VS-450 is the latest addition to Digital View's ViewStream family of specialist media players for the digital signage, retail point-of-purchase and museum markets.
A dedicated media player, the VS-450 is optimized for seamless track-to-track play-out of all major 1080/p video formats and stills from a stable, trouble-free linux core. It has full support for playlist scheduling and can be programmed for a host of different interactive & RS-232 control options using Digital View's free scheduling tool – 'DV Studio'. Content is updated via local USB stick.
Digital View made its name in the digital signage market with its ViewStream media products – the 'steel backbone' of many digital-out-of-home networks. It pioneered the concept of multi-screen synchronization, as used by CBS Outdoor in their Digital Escalator Posters in the London Underground - where advertising content appears to flow effortlessly across multiple screens.
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP) - Dane Miller had 13 points, 11 rebounds, seven blocked shots and four steals to lead Rutgers to an 81-66 win over Monmouth (N.J.) Monday night.
Freshman Eli Carter made 8 of 10 shots for a career-high 23 points for Rutgers (5-5), which placed five players in double figures. Mike Poole added 14 points, and Jerome Seagears and Gilvydas Biruta had 12 points apiece as the Knights snapped a two-game losing streak.
Will Campbell scored 13 for Monmouth (2-9), which had won its last two.
After a tough-shooting first half, Rutgers used two big runs to pull away. Ahead 40-37, the Scarlet Knights scored 12 straight to open a 15-point lead.
Monmouth, which fell to 0-8 against Rutgers, closed within 52-43 before the Scarlet Knights went on a 23-9 run to open their largest lead, 75-52, with 3:57 remaining. Rutgers scored 11 straight to complete the run.
Miller, who notched his sixth career double-double, also had three assists and helped Rutgers amass 11 blocks in the game. Biruta added seven rebounds. Carter's 23 points marked the second straight game in which he has posted a career high.
After a 3-pointer by Campbell with 9:01 remaining made the score 57-46, the Hawks went 5:18 without a field goal as Rutgers opened its 23-point advantage.
The Scarlet Knights shot 47.4 percent (27 for 57) overall, thanks to 58.1 percent shooting (18 for 31) in the second half. Monmouth shot 37.9 percent (22 for 38) and committed 18 turnovers.
Rutgers endured its second straight slow start after scoring a season-low 20 first-half points in its previous game against Princeton. The Scarlet Knights trailed 17-7 after 10 minutes, shooting 2 for 14 with seven turnovers during that span.
Two straight 3-pointers by Carter, who had 13 points in the half, helped spark a 23-10 run over the final 9:47. Carter's three-point play gave Rutgers a 30-27 lead at intermission.
Both teams shot under 35 percent in the half, with the Scarlet Knights at 34.6 percent (9 for 26) and the Hawks at 32.3 percent (10 for 31). Each side committed 11 turnovers.


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By Greg Pollowitz — March 12, 2013
Five U.S. service members were killed when a helicopter crashed in southern Afghanistan, a U.S. official said early Tuesday. The chopper went down Monday in the Daman district of southern Kandahar during a rain storm, said Jawid Faisal, a government spokesman for the province. There was no enemy activity in the area at the time of the incident, according to a statement by the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF). The U.S. official, who did not want to be identified, did not offer additional information about the victims. . .


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In its more than six-decade history the University of Delaware's marine sciences college in Lewes has grown from a laboratory in a rundown building to co-ownership of a wind turbine that powers the campus and also serves as a wind power research platform.
Using World Series and Academy Award Best Picture winners, Sussex County's population and Delaware Bay's sea-level as timeline markers, Charles Epifanio's "History of Marine Science at the University of Delaware: A wild, wet and windy story," is a comprehensive and creative presentation that makes audiences laugh and leaves them informed.
After 20 years of success as a small, local marine laboratory, in 1969, the college made the jump to a large, nationally competitive marine program seemed inevitable, Epifanio said.
Arthur Trabant, University of Delaware's new president sought to locate all of the university's marine research and education facilities on land in Lewes donated by Delaware-based Hercules Corp.
Trabant instructed a faculty committee to formulate a plan for a marine science program.
Epifanio said the university had to decide whether to strive for excellence as a small regional lab, or to create a bigger program and compete with other large programs.
"The answer from the committee was, 'Go big or stay home.' The university took that advice; July 1, 1970, a new College of Marine Studies was formed at UD," he said.
It became the school's 10th college and was headed by William S. Gaither, 37, its first dean. On the baseball field the Baltimore Orioles took the World Series beating the Cincinnati Reds 4-1. The Academy Award for Best Picture went to 'Patton,' starring George C. Scott as the World War II U.S. Army General.
George S. Patton, a controversial, hard-driving general, slapped a hospitalized soldier he thought to be a malingerer.
"For those of us who worked under Gaither, I can't tell you how appropriate it is, Epifanio said, showing a picture of a smiling Gaither beside a movie poster of a saluting Patton, implying a similarity.
"But I'll tell you, he was quite a man to work for."
Delaware Bay sea level reached 2.4 inches above the .06 inch 1950 benchmark, and Sussex County's population had moved from 73,000 in 1962 to 81,000 in 1970, with much of the growth on the eastern side of the county. Trained as an engineer, Gaither was a builder but he was also a builder by temperament, Epifanio said.
"Every consequential building on our campus to this day was built during the Gaither era. He drove some of us to utter distraction, but I have to say he was an amazing man with an amazing ability to get things done," Epifanio said.
The college's Pollution Ecology, Cannon and Smith laboratories, Marine Operations Building, Virden Conference Center and defunct UD Research Park, were all developed under Gatiher's leadership.
The peak year under Gaither was 1975 when the Cannon Lab was dedicated and Kent S. Price was appointed associate dean and on-site director. A new ocean-going research vessel was commissioned, RV Cape Henlopen.
Also in 1975, the Cincinnati Reds squeezed past the Boston Red Sox 4-3, and 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' starring Jack Nicholson won Best Picture.
"For those of us who sailed aboard the R/V Cape Henlopen, I don't need to say more," Epifanio said, linking the film's craziness to happenings aboard the research vessel.
The bay's sea level rose 3 inches, and the county's population approached 90,000. Again, much of the growth was in eastern Sussex.
In 1980, Smith Lab was named in honor of Otis Smith, a successful businessman and menhaden fishing fleet owner and three-term Lewes mayor. The lab was originally operated for mariculture – cultivation of marine organisms in their natural habitats, usually for commercial purposes. The lab was later modified for general use.
The Phillies triumphed in the World Series winning 4-2 against the Kansas City Royals; and in Hollywood, 'Ordinary People' takes Best Picture. Also in 1980, sea level continues to rise and was now 3.6 inches above the 1950 benchmark.
Sussex County's population reached nearly 100,000, and the eastward growth trend continued.
"In 1984, after 14 years at the helm, Bill Gaither was offered the presidency of Drexel University. Bill had always wanted to be a president, so he took it. He was replaced by Carolyn A. Thoroughgood who would go on to serve 21 years as dean of the program here," Epifanio said.
At the ballpark, the San Diego Padres didn't come close to winning the World Series and the Detroit Tigers took it 4-1. The Academy Award for Best Picture went to 'Amadeus,' with F. Murray Abraham in the leading role. The county's eastern growth continued and its population reached 104,000.
By the midpoint of Thoroughgood's tenure as dean, Sussex County's population approached 135,000– more than twice its 61,000 count in 1950.
County growth created a difficulty for the college. More people resulted in fewer places for graduate students to live.
"We were very fortunate in 1986 to come into the housing complex that originally served the navy base where nobody knew what they did, ah, ha, ha," Epifanio said, joking about the supposedly secret operation. During the Cold War, the U.S. Navy had a submarine listening post in a portion of what had been Fort Miles in what is now Cape Henlopen State Park.
The housing complex was named after Franklin Daiber, the dean who played Tonto. The duplex housing units could accommodate 100 students when they were properly packed in, Epifanio quipped.
"The benchmark of the program during Caroline's regime was the growth of the quantity and quality of the faculty. The College of Marine science had 26 faculty members in 1984 when she came on board; when she left in 2004 we had 37 faculty members– six of them chaired professors, three Allison professors and one member of the National Academy of Sciences. That's a good achievement, we think," he said.
Next: On to national prominence– 2005-2013. In the final segment, Epifanio tells of leadership changes, adding a new college, commissioning of a new research vessel, the college changes its name, and an epilogue.
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Charles Epifanio: Marine scientist, college historian
Charles Epifanio is the last remaining faculty member from 1971, the year the university created the College of Marine Studies. Epifanio, 68, earned a doctorate in zoology from Duke University.
During his career at the University of Delaware he has served as a researcher, professor, associate director, interim director and associate dean. In 2011, he was inducted into the Delaware Maritime Hall of Fame.
An expert in the growth and development of fish and crustaceans, his research has focused on biological and physical dynamics that effect yearly variations within populations.
Epifanio is researching models to increase the number of blue crab by adding of a new group of juveniles to a population and factors that affect population growth.
He also studies invasive species of crabs– particularly from Asia, such as Chinese mitten crabs– and the effects they have on local crab populations.
Epifanio said although he's seen many changes in the university's marine program, what has changed most is the surrounding community– population growth, land use and demographics– and problems that have arisen from those changes.
"It's been impressive to watch the (marine) program grow and evolve to keep in lockstep with these problems and policies," he said.
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General Motors is investing around $400 million to retool its 75-year-old Tonawanda Engine Plant. The retooling will allow the Tonawanda site to build four versions of the Gen 5 Small Block engine– a 4.3L V-6, 5.3L V-8 and two variants of a 6.2L V-8. The site, at its fullest optimization, could produce over 1,000 engines a day. T
he all-new, Gen 5 Small Block engine family is bound to power nine GM models by 2015, with the 2014 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra pickups, and the 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray getting the first dig on the new powerplant. Steve Finch, plant manager at Tonawanda, remarked that the Gen 5 Small Block is a cornerstone of GM's powertrain strategy, adding that its production in the site affirms the carmaker's commitment to "one of the highest-skilled workforces in the industry."
He said that GM has spent 40,000 hours and $1.8 million in training the site's workforce to produce the engines with "uncompromising quality," noting that the carmaker added "some of the most flexible equipment ever used in the industry" to make sure that market demand can be met. Bob Coleman, shop chairman of UAW Local 774, said that in 2012, the site has hired over 1,000 people, who were trained by a joint team in an intensive two-week orientation.
Coleman remarked that the Tonawanda site receiving almost $1 billion of new investment since 2010 is proof that "GM has the confidence in this workforce." GM has created and has retained around 1,500 jobs at the Tonawanda Engine Plant since 2009.
"The Gen 5 Small Block engines are among the most advanced and high-tech in the world and Tonawanda is now one of the most technologically advanced manufacturing facilities to support them," said Finch. "From the machining operations and the flexibility for building variants on the same line to state-of-the-art quality advances, Tonawanda's manufacturing capabilities are second to none." [source: GM]


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Colleen ConwayColleen Conway is Professor of Music Education at the University of Michigan. She holds bachelor's and master's degrees in horn performance and music education from the Eastman School of Music and a doctorate in music education from Teachers College, Columbia University.
Dr. Conway's scholarly interests include instrumental music education, pre-service music teacher education, qualitative research, professional development for the in-service music teacher, and the mentoring and induction of beginning music teachers. She has presented at national and international conferences (including NAfME, The Midwest Clinic, AERA, and ISME) and has published more than ninety articles on these topics in all of the major music education journals.
Colleen Conway is currently editor-in-chief of Arts Education Policy Review and on the senior editorial board at Oxford University Press. Books in print include: Great Beginning for Music Teachers: A Guide to Mentoring and Induction, Handbook for the Beginning Music Teacher, Teaching Music in Higher Education, Handbook for the Music Mentor, Handbook of Qualitative Research in American Music Education, and Curriculum and Assessment in Music Education.
Dr. Conway plays horn in the Adrian Symphony Orchestra and lives in Tecumseh, Michigan, with her husband, Dr. Thomas Hodgman, and their teenage children, Sarah and Tommy.


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As evidenced by the posts to me thus far on this thread, birthers are incapable of polite discussion with those with whom they disagree. So I've given up trying where they're concerned. They always resort to personal attacks.
I've had more productive and extremely polite exchanges with libtards at other sites on this issue than with this group. I'm happy to simply not have discussion with your group, but y'all just can't help yourselves. It's pathetic.
Ive had more productive and extremely polite exchanges with libtards at other sites on this issue than with this group
That's curious .. and telling.
So WHY don't you just leave us alone and go back to your lib friends and be more productive there, we won't stop you from leaving us!!!
Seriously, ANY American who thinks it is perfectly fine to have a complete BLANK SLATE who refuses to fill in any of the blanks about himself or his life to enable himself the very PRIVILEGE of seeking to occupy the office of President of the United States, fully fills the bill of being "Pathetic". Utterly Amazing!! Just continue on and celebrate and argue for your own destruction. You won't be busy for a very long time tho, as the destruction is happening at an absolutely dizzying pace. CO