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If formula has to be made up with water at >70 degrees, then why(64 Posts)
does the packet I just bought say 40-50 degrees and to mix, then feed immediately?
And can you also explain those powder dispenser things that people add to cold/room temp water?
I'm starting to mix feed 8mo DD and it's really confusing.
Horry they cannot claim the powder is sterile in the pack - I think you are mistaken there. It is not sterile, hence the guidelines. We're not talking about kitchen germs here.
I know that, and you don't know that, but if you ring the helplines they give you the impression the powder is sterile. Gives me the RAGE.
I know that, and you *know that, but...
Note to self: don't MN whilst talking to toddler.
Oh for God's sake. This is a bit hysterical. A child of this age is going to be eating eggs and other foods which might inadvertently contain contaminants and, yes, mouthing all manner of inappropriate things. If they are on the floor at playgroup they may be mouthing items that are contaminated by other baby's illnesses. What does "not kitchen germs" mean? Surely all these nasties are also kitchen germs if they are food-related?
It's this sort of hysteria that has women in their droves developing obsessive compulsive symptoms in pregnancy and the postnatal period. Imminent death, despite what many would have you believe, is not around the corner. As the sunscreen song once put it, "the real worries in your life are apt to be those that never crossed your worried mind, the kind that blindside you at 4pm on some idle Tuesday". If this was a newborn, I might think there was some sense to it but at 8 months old I think that just generally picking a set of guidelines and following it is unlikely to result in much harm.
working - given that the bugs we are talking about include salmonella and E. coli, I think it is fair to say nobody in their right mind would skip cooking any ingredient that might contain them.
Above 70 degrees means cooking. It isn't hysterical to cook something that might give you E. coli otherwise.
well, quite, follow the guidelines of the WHO and DoH, not the manufacturers!
I use hipp and I ignored their advice re 50deg and followed who and NHS guidelines and used water at 70deg.
Yes but the important fact here is actually that the current guidance is 70 degrees from the NHS, not the discussion about bloody contaminated formula and all the things it can contain.
The risk is really very, very low and this is but unfortunately these sorts of things terrify the life out of women and for vulnerable women can easily trigger obsessions and compulsions about these figures.
"No one in their right mind" should really get into a car if we're honest with ourselves about relative risks, but we do it without thinking.
The NCT and RCM both said it was highly important to stress just how low the risk of contaminated formula is. Sterilising bottles and maintaining hand hygiene is far more important in real terms and given that a huge amount of people stop sterilising bottles at six months and there hasn't been any epidemics of baby death as a result, I think it's fair to say that the risk is going to be very, very small indeed. That's not to say it isn't a risk but it's up to individuals to make their own decisions about risks that are as tiny as this one.
I am all for people following reputable vs commercial advice but scaremongering is unnecessary.
It's not hysteria, it's basic food safety.
Tellinf people to cook chicken properly might trigger anxiety too, but the authorities quite rightly do it. I can't understand why convenience trumps infant welfare so easily.
Yes because my point was about convenience .
There's just something about the way this information is presented. Even the NHS info is very clear the risk is very low.
It is not a risk I've personally taken but this thread reads as though there was a clear immediate danger. It is a risk. Most probably a risk that is lower than taking a baby on a motorway.
Yes, it is true that taking a baby in a car is risky. But the benefit (transport) is substantial and the risk can be minimised by using a suitable car seat, driving prudently, etc.
Using formula is risky. The benefit of doing so (feeding baby) is substantial and the risk can be minimised by using properly hot water and sterilised bottles.
I realise that "using a car seat" is more obviously risk-minimising than "using very hot water" but surely responsible parents do both automatically, because they're absolutely the best idea.
I know of several people who.consider me irresponsible for not using a rear facing car seat for my three year old. I am not disputing the need for clear guidance or even the importance of water being at whatever temperature, just the general hoohah about how much more dangerous formula is than 'regular' kitchen e coli or salmonella. I know someone who lost her sight from a bizarre contamination of contact lenses but it doesn't make contact lenses inherently risky. Everything has risk. I breastfed my ds2 exclusively until at 20 weeks he was described as wasted and on the verge of dehydration. Turned out it was tongue tie. That doesn't make breastfeeding risky any more than rare contamination of formula. Road traffic accidents, on the other hand, are a leading cause of child death globally.
Does this mean I think OP shouldn't follow NHS guidance? No. It just means I think arguing formula is a special case and eating stuff off the floor or reheating day old food is essentially potentially as risky. Death and serious illness are highly improbable.
"The NCT and RCM both said it was highly important to stress just how low the risk of contaminated formula is. "
Where do they say this?
The risk of formula being contaminated is high - but infections from it are rare when preparation is careful and hygienic.
It was in an article in the Scottish Chronicle which for the life of me I can't find now though I am using "Scottish Chronicle" and "infant feeding guidelines" as a search term as I was yesterday - both an NCT policy adviser and an RCM person said that the risk was really very low except for premature and other high risk babies.
I can't find any evidence that the risk of contamination is high though, merely that there is no ability to guarantee that powdered milk is sterile due to how it is manufactured. I've been looking at the WHO guidance and it would appear that the water cooling advice (to 70 degrees) is recommended as one of a range of controls (making up milk at point of use and discarding it after feeding) which is predicted through risk to reduce contaminants significantly. However, the WHO document does remind us that all figures are approximate as there is a lack of published data.
I've gone through the main document from the WHO and it would appear that the intuition here that the risk reduces as a baby gets older is sound with very young babies being at more risk and risk decreasing quite a lot from age 6-12 months. There isn't really a lot of data as far as I can see though some old figures suggest the rate in the US to be 1 in 100,000 (2002).
The key finding actually is that use of cartons is to be recommended where possible as this presents the least risk. This makes sense and particularly for someone mix-feeding an eight month old is surely the most sensible advice to offer. I've had a look at the NHS guidelines on making up powdered milk and I think they are just highly unlikely to be followed by all people at all times and the WHO document says that if it is used for only 80% of feeds the reduction in risk halves. It seems like a really difficult process and one I would worry about vulnerable women (young single mothers/those with physical or mental health issues etc) being able to commit to. It also encourages a lot of checking which I always find problematic.
The reality is that the risk of PND and obsessive compulsive type symptoms in the perinatal period is quite high. 98% of women will experience some "scary thoughts" about their ability (or lack of ability, more accurately) to care for their baby without causing them harm e.g. will worry about dropping/scalding/walking on/smothering their baby. This suggests that it's probably evolutional to worry in this way. For up to 6% of women this will become OCD. For up to 10% it may become PND.
In real terms, there is a much, much higher risk of a mother in the postnatal period believing and experiencing significant distress over what they perceive to be a high probability risk to their baby with the potential for catastrophic outcomes than there is of a feed not prepared to laboratory-tested standards causing irreparable harm to an infant. As such, I think it's important to give sensible and careful advice that doesn't fixate on very low probability outcomes.
My advice to the OP or anyone in her situation would be:
- If you want to keep combined feeding going, try not to miss breastfeeds
- Use cartons for the feeds that are formula as at this age, there won't be that many and it is easier and less faff all around with the bonus being that the milk is sterile and there aren't complicated procedures to follow in terms of preparing the food
- If you want to use powdered milk, follow NHS guidelines but have cartons on hand for when
you really can't be arsed you have other things to attend to or are travelling/out and about and can't really follow the guidance.
- If you occasionally mess up on following the guidance as you are learning
or simply just being human don't stress about it unnecessarily - the risk isn't so great that you need to put yourself through the mill. Just do your best.
Further info from WHO here
I second the poster who says use the cartons. I struggled with bf at first and was topping up with formula and we just bought the cartons. They last for a while and we used them when we started weaning on cereal and in any recipe that needed milk. If you're only using them for a couple of feeds a day, they are by far the best and quickest option in my opinion.
working, the risk is only 'low' if the formula is prepared according to guidelines. The risk of contamination with salmonella and chronobacter and clostridium is high:
There is a lot of published data, with varying results depending on the samples tested, but you're not looking properly if you say the data is not there.
It's unwise to confuse the two risks - high risk of the presence of contamination, low risk of transmitted infection....if prepared correctly.
The best way to support women who - I agree - may stress unnecessarily about this, is just to give the facts. The guidance ensures safe preparation, which is important because of the high risk of contamination. If you use powdered infant formula, make it up safely and you are protecting your baby effectively. Or, you can use ready-to-feed.
Neither of those links says that risk is high. They say there is a risk. I'm not really sure where you're getting the idea that the risk is high. There does appear to be consensus that there may be pathogens in powdered infant formula and that formula is not sterile but it appears from both these links and the WHO information that it is far from clear cut that this leads to serious health consequences in all cases. When it does, it's awful and so it is worth avoiding but this is not really a "high risk".
Perhaps you have a different understanding of or tolerance of risk to me. I think of something "high risk" as something that is very likely to happen if you don't take action e.g. there is a "high risk" that if you continually pull out of your driveway without looking in your mirrors, you will be involved in an accident or a "high risk" that if you repeatedly miss mortgage repayments you will damage your credit rating and may lose your home. I would consider something that was 1 in 100,000 to be pretty low risk though I would still take action in cases such as this one where the potential outcome was serious: I just would do so realising that the overall relative risk was low. This is why we avoid listeria prone foods in pregnancy. The actual likelihood of getting listeriosis is actually minute but it is easy to avoid so therefore it makes sense to do so. I didn't have soft ice cream in pregnancy or blue cheeses as many women don't but if I had accidentally eaten a food, I wouldn't have been crying my eyes out about it.
As it happens, what's under discussion is the introduction of the guidance to use boiling water at point of making up bottle and let it cool to 70 degrees before use which arose from the document I linked to and not many of the other actions required to make up formula safely e.g. appropriate water source, preparation at point of feeding, discarding formula after use, properly storing formula etc.
If you can provide evidence that the water cooling is 100% crucial to the point that not doing it will seriously increase the risk of serious harm or death to a baby e.g. make it pretty likely indeed which is based on data as opposed to predicted risk calculation, fair enough. There appears to be a number of correlations being made and the authors seem fairly explicit about it and the fact that it is actually hard to know exactly what's happening.
Again, I'm really not telling anyone to dismiss or ignore the guidelines. Just pointing out again that making a mistake with the formula preparation guidance is overall unlikely to lead to death or serious physical harm coming to an infant of over six months who is being combined-fed. It would certainly be far more dangerous to take a child in a taxi without a car seat which is not even against the law.
I would also point out again that if you are going to be getting into the nitty gritty of it and are worried about the precise temperatures involved, sterile cartons are always going to be your best option.
I really don't think there is anything "unwise" about what I am saying nor do I believe I'm representing a devil may care attitude to infant health. Just a sensible one. I agree the facts are important but I don't see the categorisation of this risk as "high" as being a fact.
Risk = consequence x probability.
Contaminated baby milk
Consequence = high (death)
Probability = low
Risk = ?
That's just the problem though ItsAllGoingtoBeFine. One of the first things any therapist dealing with a woman with postnatal depression or anxiety will talk about is how anxiety is maintained by the perceived probability/awfulness of a threat - so this type of anxiety is directly maintained by the same sorts of discussions we have about infant health.
It really doesn't take an awful lot for guidance to lead to obsessions and compulsions in women. I should know. I was one of them. In my case I had a particular obsession about water temperature and I could easily spend up to an hour checking and rechecking the temperature of my baby's bath and even more checking and rechecking the temperature of the baby's room. Hours. Hours and hours and hours.
There is published evidence about scalding of babies and of higher room temperatures leading to death - these are definitely actual real risks out there in the world. However, they don't really warrant the level of vigilance that I and the thousands of other women who are suffering postnatal mental illness apply to them.
Unfortunately, when it comes to babies and published research, if you rigorously apply the formula
Consequence = death
Probability = low
and you factor in the need for a caretaker to be "responsible enough" to "never take the chance", it really doesn't take an awful lot for clinical behaviours to take root. I had no history of this sort of thing, many women don't. Our culture is incredibly risk averse to the point that it is easy to believe based on what you read that if you only do everything "right" that you will eliminate risks. You won't. Ever. If it's not infant formula it might be roller blinds or scalds or accidents on the stairs/with the windows/in the bath/in the car. It's easy to pretend that the tendency to tip over into obsessing vs worrying is about the individual but when you see how we talk about these very small risks, it's clear to me that the verbal community we live in actually initiates and maintains a lot of unhelpful psychological behaviour.
Does that mean that you shouldn't take sensible precautions? Of course not. However, it's best to just be realistic about what you are going to do (if you know you are going to find it hard to follow the guidelines as you are already on edge and this sort of thing might really get to you in your deprived state, use the bloody cartons) and also to remember that it is just guidance and there will be people who are actually doing terribly dangerous things whose babies will be safe and people doing terribly safe things whose babies may sadly suffer harm.
I just hate, hate, hate when I see people talk about "high risk" of low probability outcomes because frankly, there's enough pressure out there in terms of becoming a parent in a world with limited support systems for many women. Salmonella is awful. I'd hate my baby to get it... but I have learned with the benefit of time and therapy that slavishly following guidance is no guarantee of safety and a sensible, balanced approached to anxiety is to find out what to do and just get on with it avoiding all Dr. Google/Mumsnet scare stories along the way.
I agree it depends on your definition of 'high'.
When discussing the presence of clostridia bacteria, the study reported on in my IBFAN link shows "78% of samples of market-purchased formula contained several other species in the genus, notably Clostridium sporogenes and Clostridium butyricum."
Is that not 'high'?
The point is that while the risk of contamination may be 'high', the risk of infection is definitely 'low' ....if the preparation rules are followed.
I think the thing that stresses mothers out is the conflicting 'advice' given by their own mothers, friends, midwives with out of date information, health visitors with out of date information, GPs with out of date information - you get the picture. I don't understand why guidelines which suggest a straightforward method of minimising the risks of feeding formula would cause anxiety. I think it is more likely the people who suggest they are somehow doing it wrong, or being too cautious. But it is not my specialist subject.
OP - I hope you are ok? Please don't worry. If I were you, I would either use cartons or follow the WHO guidelines as that would seem to be the safest approach.
Oh come off it Tiktok. That is an almost meaningless sentence in terms of actually dealing with my point about serious risk to children's lives and health. The WHO guidance which explains carefully each step of the decision to alter guidance on infant food preparation is fairly clear that risks are predicted and are to some extent unknown but that best evidence suggests these are ways of minimising risk.
I agree that what stresses a lot of women out is the assertions that are made by other women about how to do things, particularly those which are superior ('I will never understand why convenience trumps infant welfare') or are backed up by spurious links to small scale studies that masquerade as being about infant welfare when mostly they are just about sounding clever.
I wouldn't mind if I were saying ignore all guidance. I'm not. I'm just saying that actual risk in terms of mortality is low. As for guidance being straightforward, it isn't really, now, is it. It is basically calling for at home pasteurization at point of making up a feed with calls to check and double check temperatures in a process that takes about thirty minutes when keeping bottles isn't advisable either. This is going to be hard for many to achieve with a screaming baby and possibly other children to attend to.
I know that for me, as a pretty risk averse person for whom breastfeeding was difficult and having had two children fail to thrive despite following all advice given to me, cartons are the obvious safest option. However I also know that if the risk were as high as some make out, the very many women who do not slavishly follow these newish guidelines would have seriously ill or dying babies. They don't.
However I suspect from your choice of quote and study Tiktok that your desire to point out the Very High Risks of not preparing infant formula exactly as set out in the guidance is not entirely apolitical and may not be purely about providing support to someone with a baby of eight months who is confused by contradictory guidance. The obvious evidence based response is to buy cartons but as many people who are pro-breastfeeding are so offended by the existence of formula companies (who I agree have beyond-dodgy ethics and are capitalist, commercial ventures not interested in woman or child welfare) it is more palatable to respond to a request for information with information on the Very High Risks of powdered infant formula to the lives of infants. I just don't buy it.
working, I just want to say that I think your style of writing and analysis is brilliant. you have put your argument really well without being an arsehole. totally impressed and thank you for the insight into this complicated issue.
working, you say "However I suspect from your choice of quote and study Tiktok that your desire to point out the Very High Risks of not preparing infant formula exactly as set out in the guidance is not entirely apolitical and may not be purely about providing support to someone with a baby of eight months who is confused by contradictory guidance."
The study is from the March 2010 issue of the Journal of Pediatrics. I am at a loss to understand why this is not respectable. Peer reviewed journal, long-standing, international....what's wrong? The quote from the same study? I chose it because it is relevant!
I have offered support to the OP - I suggested she called the manufacturers and got an explanation from them. If she did not want to go against their guidance (or felt it was contradictory) I suggested she used a different brand, or ready-to-feed.
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>General Running>Doing anything special for National Running Day on June 6th?
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We had an ice cream party at the Katmai office today. Couldn't think of appropriate celebration that was more in keeping, since dry hot ash isn't very edible...
And I also ran my 4 mile commute run...
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I went for a run...
visited my mom's grave because it was her birthday...
and celebrated life when my cousin gave birth to a baby boy last night.
6 easy fartlek miles. Was feeling perfectly fine and relaxed.
On the way back , teenager riding a bike, smoking a cigarette says:
" come on man, you can do it " !!
I met up with a local running group for my first organized group run It was a great little group with a scenic route followed by free appetizer and a beer at the local Irish pub. They plan to do them every other Thursday and I think it will be fun


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Thread: Are nulls slow?
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Unanswered: Are nulls slow?
I have several tables anywhere from 50,000 to 100,000 rows with about 100 columns in each that allow nulls. How bad will this affect performance (if any)?
If it's significant, how can I replace nulls with zeros without doing it column by column? (100 columns will take too much time)
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I dont think null will affect the perfomance.Below code will generate update statement for ur tables,columns which allow null values.Run this code, copy and paste the result to query analyser and execute.
select 'update '+TABLE_NAME+' set '+COLUMN_NAME+'=0 where '+COLUMN_NAME+' is null' from INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS where IS_NULLABLE='YES'I love cursor,though I never use it.Cos' I dont want to misuse it.


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Liverpool are prepared to offload their Serbian forward Lazar Markovic for £7.3 million according to a report by LigTV.
The report states that the Red's are willing to cut their losses and sell the 21-year-old for £13 million less than they signed him for.
Fenerbahce are set to hold talks with Liverpool over the possibility of signing Markovic on a permanent basis in the near future. The Serbia international has been on loan at the Istanbul based club since the beginning of the season.
The daily Turkish newspaper Takvim states that the Istanbul Giants will table an offer when they meet with the Merseyside club.
Markovic joined Liverpool in 2014 after being tipped as one of the hottest properties in European football, but has failed to make any significant impact. The 21-year-old scored three goals and provided one assist in 34 appearances for the Red's last season.
The former Benfica forward has two assists and one goal for Fenerbahce this season.
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Genetic inheritance is an amazing thing. Sometimes, when you look at different members of one family, it seems as if nature is being downright lazy; you could say that all it's doing is using the 'copy & paste' function!
Here are a few photographs of people who, despite belonging to different generations within their families, are as alike as two peas in a pod.
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Artists are getting more and more creative with their album announcements. If you're The Weeknd, you let people know new music is coming by erasing all of your Instagram pictures. If you're Chance The Rapper, you might spill the news during an interview. If you're Beyoncé, you just drop it without warning. Because, you're Beyoncé. And if you're Sky Ferreira, you apparently tease part of it while appearing on the cover of Playboy.
The singer announced yesterday that not only was she appearing on the magazine, but she was also going to share the first visual portion of her upcoming album, Masochism. "I am the first bunny ever to be a creative collaborator & creative/art direct. I produced & directed all of the content," she writes on Instagram.
Hi. I am on the cover of Playboy (October 2016). I am the first bunny ever to be a creative collaborator & creative/art direct. I produced & directed all of the content. It is the first introduction to #Masochism (visually). My best friend @sandycandykim shot the photos & Bruce Dern did the interview. I will get much more into detail about the project & all of the people involved tomorrow when I unveil the covers! BTS (it isn't edited or retouched) PHOTO BY SANDY!
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Today, both were revealed on Playboy's site. The visual bit is just as cryptic as you might expect. Ferreira is shown in very poor lighting while her hair blows in the wind. The video cuts between shots of her up close, crying, and lounging-slash-slinking down into a chair as scary movie instrumentals play in the background. The accompanying interview component explores the 24-year-old's shady experience with agents, why she's drawn to music and acting, and being a sexual prude.
What it doesn't include: a release date for her album. You can check out the video in full below and read the story over on Playboy.com.


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The more I observe the machinations of today's fishery, the more I have this sinking feeling about its future.
It's best summed up by quoting one pithy remark from former fisheries minister John Crosbie: the problem with the fishery, he said, is that it is completely surrounded and governed by politics.
Not all politics is bad, mind you. Some people benefit greatly from political decisions.
Take, for example, the City of Mount Pearl. Some people feel that Mount Pearl is no more a city than the City of Mundy Pond or the City of Marystown.
Mount Pearl was simply the beneficiary of a very astute politician, Tory Neil Windsor. He also happened to be Mount Pearl's former "Town" Engineer, and happened to become the province's minister of finance.
He delivered a big, fat political gift that people in Mount Pearl must still be grateful for; that it became a city! A town with city status that has no industry, no hospital, no bus service, no fire department of its own, no airport, no waste disposal system, no water supply, few buildings over five stories, and until recently, the best restaurant in town was at the local Irving service station in Donovans.
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Listen to "the Broadcast" each weekday at 5:30 p.m. NT on CBC Radio One.
Most people in the City of Mount Pearl get up in the morning and go to work in the City of St. John's. Nearly everyone "from" Mount Pearl was actually born in a hospital in St. John's!
Mind you, there's nothing wrong with that. People in "the Pearl" aren't hurting anyone, so who cares!
It's just politics. If only the politics in the fishery could be as beneficial, if not inconsequential.
But fishery politics comes with a higher price. The most telling is what happened in 1992. The Year of the Cod Moratorium.
A bitter legacy of inaction
In his exhaustive and heart-wrenching account of what happened to our cod, Lament for an Ocean, journalist Michael Harris recounts how the feds knew what was happening, knew what they should have been doing with quotas, knew how people would react, and then decided to do nothing.
The legacy of the moratorium is that it cost $4 billion in payouts, solved few of the problems and left us still feeling the effects of those political decisions 20 years later.
As cod collapsed we discovered crab, a valuable and harvester-friendly resource that should have sustained us for decades. Now, we are in danger of having fished that out as well. It's in decline.
People say the state of the crab biomass in the rich area known as 3K was badly managed by Ottawa because of government response to industry pressure. Smaller cuts that should have been made all along were resisted and delayed.
Now the mistakes have caught up with the industry and harvesters and processors are sweating out this year's 25 per cent reduction.
And it's not just the feds who bob and weave when it comes to tough fisheries decisions. Former fisheries union president Richard Cashin did a study for the Newfoundland government in 2005 on a controversial proposal called Raw Material Sharing, a.k.a. the infamous RMS.
In his report, Cashin took a whack at former provincial fisheries Minister John Efford. Efford, he said, violated the policy of processing licence freezes ("a complete disregard for ... and abdication of responsible public policy," Cashin called it), and doled out crab licenses like there was no tomorrow. More than 20 new crab processing licences in a five-year period!
Again, it was just politics.
But the price that we paid is that we are now left with enough crab plants to process the entire world's supply. Processors scramble to keep plants running for a few weeks, plant workers scramble to get enough hours to qualify for EI.
A bevy of reports and studies
It's not like we don't know the problems in the fishery. They have been articulated in, to name a few the 1980 report Managing All Our Resources; the 1982 Kirby report Navigating Troubled Waters; the 1986 Report of the Royal Commission on Employment and Unemployment; the LINK Group's 1988 report, Fish Plant Licensing Policy Review; a report of the Fishing Industry Renewal Board in its 1996 A Policy Framework for Fish Processing; the 2001 Report on Corporate Concentration in the N.L. Fishing Industry; the 2003 Dunne report, titled Fish Processing Policy Review; and Tom Clift's 2011 report, Newfoundland and Labrador Fishing Industry Rationalization and Restructuring.
Fisheries ministers come and go, like straddling stocks. One day they are committing to the future of the fishery and the next day they could end up as the minister of transportation.
Now, that last one was a beaut! A cut-to-the-chase, no-holds-barred look at the precarious finances of both harvesting and processing, and recommendations on what needs to happen in the industry.
It was so brutally honest that the fisheries minister at the time dropped it like a hot potato, practically before Mr. Clift got his backside in the seat at the unveiling of the report.
Too politically sensitive. That's the problem with looking for stuff. You might not always like what you find!
The people that are charged with the responsibility of carrying out recommendations in these reports are people who want to get elected. Pure and simple.
Joey Smallwood once said that a politician's first responsibility is to get elected, and his second responsibility is to get re-elected.
So, fisheries ministers come and go, like straddling stocks. One day they are committing to the future of the fishery and the next day they could end up as the minister of transportation.
The man who signed off on Tom Clift's MOU report was former fisheries minister Tom Hedderson, now minister of transportation.
The report was delivered to the next fisheries minister Clyde Jackman, the former minister of tourism. Minister Jackman has moved on to education, and the former minister of education Darin King is left to pick up the pieces.
See how it works? It's quite a circle. Back on the federal scene, former fisheries minister Gail Shea, the great champion of the seal hunt in China last January, is now quietly punching her time as Minister of National Revenue. She's more interested in tax than TACs.
How to fix it? The most pervasive argument asserts the fishery needs to be stripped of politics. In the U.S., the fishery is governed by a piece of federal law called the Magnuson-Stevens Act. It's a non-political body that sets benchmarks and guidelines and goals for fisheries management and sticks to them. There is little or no political interference.
In Canada, the argument is that we also need something similar: a new Fisheries Act. An act that takes the federal minister completely out of the picture and allows the fishery to operate and flourish at arm's length.
Maybe the province also needs to take the politics out and remove the provincial minister from decision-making.
Perhaps then people can address the problems, make the tough decisions and save what's left of an industry that has been studied and politicized to near-extinction. Our outports, our young.
And, oh yes, the cod would all be better off.


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This beautiful mama is going to have a baby girl very shortly! She is originally from here and she said this was her first time in a cotton field! I guess I thought everyone had cotton in their backyards like I did when I was growing up. Either way, it sure it one of the prettier plants that grows here. Of course not as pretty as this mama loving on her baby boy. I can not wait to meet her new bundle in January.
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Growing up in Seven Springs, NC a big thing that happens every year is the Christmas Parade. Luckily enough the route went right by their house growing up. This year is Thomas' first Christmas and also his first Christmas parade, he wasnt too excited but I think he did enjoy watching everyone go by and dodging the candy being thrown at him, that is until the fire engines came and were too loud, he was not a fan of those.
Cole Michael is here and he is a boy! His parents waited ever so patiently to find out and i'm quite impressed, it's not something Id be able to do!
I met up with his adorable family the day after he was born at the hospital here in Goldsboro, Wayne Memorial. He slept most of the time and he was able to meet his great grand parents and his aunt and cousins! How exciting everyone was able to join.
This family is near and dear to me. They were part of our first operational squadron and came in right after us. My husband deployed twice with Guns and his wife and I were pregnant with our first born children at the same time. Their daughter is just a few days younger than our Jack. They have graced this blog quite a few times before and hopefully, this wont be the last time. When we got news we were headed back to good ole Shady J I was delighted to still know a few people and this family is one of them. Shortly after we arrived we heard they were leaving to fly something different. I will most definitely miss their friendship and we already miss them being nearby.Also, it was Guns' parents 39th wedding anniversary the day of the fini. What a fun way to celebrate than with to be with your family!
Last week I was asked to document a fini flight, but this one was special, it was more than likely going to be the last time in this particular jet, the F-15E. I always love going and watching them especially when kids are involved because generally they LOVE spraying their parent. This one was no different, the kids love their dad and really enjoyed spraying him. This family is off to the lovely state of Washington. I really hope they love it as much as we did… do.
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Austin, TX (PressExposure) January 29, 2009 -- Blue sky scrubs, maker of their proprietary line of nursing scrubs as well as the patented pony scrub hat and patented pixie scrub hat, release a new scrub hat called the 'poppy' scrub hat.
"Our clients decide our products," says David Marquardt, CEO of blue sky scrubs, "we had many requests for a bouffant-style surgical cap, so now we have one."
The poppy hat is a bouffant hat with what Marquardt calls "the blue sky twist." The fabrics offered for the poppy scrub hat look great with blue skyâs line of nursing scrubs, whose color choices continue to expand.
âFeedback from our clients is key in deciding which products, colors, and fabrics come nextâ said Marquardt, âEvery medical professional who wears our nursing scrubs or scrub hats should feel good in their hospital uniform. We strive to make that happen.â
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This is the third Beauty Trend show at Nordstrom that I have been to this year.
It's a ton of fun, beauty show starts at 8am with a fashion runway pre-show, they have coffee & donuts and swag bags awaiting you as you walk through the doors, a full on runway and DJ's and giveaways. It's a party at the crack of dawn!
Check your local Nordy's event page so you don't miss out.
The top 3 trends to look for:
Graphic Eyes
(Squared off finish to the top liner)
Redifined Smokey Eyes
(mix of matte & metallic to create a halo effect around the eyes)
Bordeaux Lips
(Juicy berry stains to Red velvet finishes)
The Nordstrom Fashion Runway Pre-Show.
1.Individualist Parker brocade jacket
Topshop fluffy metallic skirt.
2. Topshop Pink Jumpsuit
3. Eliza J faux fur bolero
BCBGMAXAZRIA rio drop waist dress
4. Halogen jewel lip sweater
Hudson wax skinny jean
5. Lauren Ralph Lauren faux wrap dress
Smashbox Photo Finish Primer &"Graphic Eyes" Trend
Bold eyes, bold dress-BCBGMAXAZRIA
Clarisonic sure knows how to treat a woman ;)
A demo on the the must have beauty item in every girls dream...and the Clarisonic brush too.
Chantecaille shine bright like 'The Diamonds' Eye shadow trio!
Bling & satin outfit by Tory Burch.
I think we all are taking a moment here. Gorgeous dress by BCBGMAXAZRIA.
Butter London 'Prince's Plums' lacquer looks edgy yet pretty in this Topshop iridescent fit & flare & faux leather biker jacket.
The founder of Laila fragrances.
Show them what you are working with!
Handbag party wearing Adriana Papell dress.
Vincent Longo of Vincent Longo cosmetics showing us how to apply his lip & cheek gel stain.
Bordeaux Smooches from M.A.C and a hot little beaded Parker jumpsuit.
The best part is after the show, everyone is fully prepped about the latest beauty trends and can't wait to go shopping and grab their samples and raffles and meet some great beauty artists from around the country. Oh and did I mention all the gift with purchases for that day only?
Butter London was for the first time a part of the cosmetics brands featured in the show. And to my surprise (it was not advertised at all!) Global Color Ambassador Katie Jane Hughes for Butter London was presenting the polish and swatching overcoats of 'Petrol' on eagerly awaiting customers!
Here's what was in my swag bag:
Here's what I scored at the Butter London counter:
Using the Butter London luggage tag, inside was a special offer for that day only.
On the left is my GWP, It's 'Stratford Honey Overcoat' a full sized glitter that you can wear alone or on top of your fave lacquer to transform the shade! The free "prezzie" just for visiting the counter were two DIY mani cards to achieve a runway worth look and a nail file. I can't wait to try my Double Take Ice Duo set. It's a navy 'Bluecoat' polish w/a 'Leccy Overcoat' British slang for electricity!
One of my favorite parts of the show is the uber talented makeup artist at Laura Mercier singing his renditions of pop songs. This time he sang (my fave) 'All I want for Christmas Is you'...with a spin on it- naturally beauty themed! Check it out!
Stay tuned for this weeks festive posts including my Deal Alert: Black Friday List. I will be creating a list of all my favorite Black Friday sales and updating through out the week!


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PikeOS is more than one operating system. It is a strategic virtualization technology based on the principle of software partitioning. PikeOS combines Sysgo's certification experiences of safety critical software on one hand with their Linux compentence on the other hand. By means of software partitioning, PikeOS delivers both world in parallel.
Software is becoming more and more the crucial component in innovative designs. It shapes important features of the end product. More than ever, the keystone is an operating system that is reliable and at the same time flexible enough to take on board future needs. The multi-OS PikeOS was developed in Germany to the highest safety standards and is perfectly prepared for future technology advances.
The foundation of PikeOS is a powerful real-time operating system, based on the latest microkernel technology. The microkernel controls access to the hardware, thereby guaranteeing safety. Above the microkernel, the system software implements multiple software partitions on a single CPU, with strict separation between them. Each partition can run an entire operating system such as Linux, POSIX and OSEK or application programs. Inter-partition communication is completely controlled by the system software. PikeOS is extensible and easily configurable.


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Okay, so we have Visual Functions and XSLT functions and C# that we can use to insert content into our pages. With the release of Razor, why not add a option to create Razor templates that can be rendered by passing some predefined model into it. There have
been alot buzzing going on with the release of Razor and how its not tied into MVC or Web, meaning you can host the Razor engine your self.
I see that Marcus has been playing around with Razor a bit, but it has all been in the context of MVC applications. Following the original philosophy of C1, we should be able to use Razor whether we like MVC or not.
Okay, so by using just the C# functions feature of C1 i was able to create a generic C# function that takes a cshtml-filename and some data as argument, and return the rendered text. I imagine that the only special thing we need here is a Razor engine host
and a editor with Razor syntax highlighting inside C1.
Sweet indeed! Do you have any take on how parameters could get into the mix? Have a base class like MVC Razor does? We should have parameter support - C1 Function parameters rock!
Something like this.GetParameter<T>( param name ) for the strongly typed lovers and this.Parameter.SomeParamName for the dynamic freaks ;-)
I you dive deep into this IFunctionProvider is the interface to implement :-)
About parameters - we can do the same way as we agreed for aspx-controls at the last ASP.NET workshop
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Holly S. Jones, Bristol D. Frazier and Caroline E. Reis, all of Charlestown, were awarded $1,300 from the Masonic Scholarship Board of the Grand Lodge of Indiana, Free and Accepted Masons. Emily Shaw was awarded the Blazing Star scholarship.
The 2012 Washington County fair came to an end in smashing fashion Saturday at the annual Demolition Derby.
Jeremy VanCleave and his good friend Isaiah McVey took the top two prizes.
Three dogs remain in the custody of the Scott County Animal Shelter while their alleged owners face criminal charges in Scott Superior Court.
A Charlestown woman is now awaiting her October court date on two Class D felony charges filed when she allegedly attempted to fraudulently obtain a prescription medicine.


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Loved the quotes! I don't have a kindle ~ :( Have a good one!ReplyDeleteReplies
You know you can download the Kindle App for PC. It's free, and perfect to read a work as short as this one.Delete
Ohhh, this book sounds delicious indeed. I am going for my copy. And Stacy's painting is a perfect match to these characters (as far as I can tell from the quotes.) Hugs sweetie. MinaReplyDeleteReplies
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Sacred arrow
Hama no ya
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Arrows of exorcism
Historical information
Pulverize enemies from afar with spiritual power
Physical information
Spiritual, long-range
Sacred arrows (破魔の矢, "Hama-no-Ya; lit. "Arrows of exorcism"") are arrows imbued with spiritual power, and a tactic most often used by someone with a high-level spiritual powers.
If one is any kind of an heir to spiritual power (i.e. Shintō or Buddhist, Onmyōdō, etc.), even lower-level Reiryoku/spiritual powers, then one can channel that power through a physical medium (i.e. a Shakujō, a Dokko, a Rosary, or an Ofuda), keeping up a constant flow of power for use in close-range attacks against yōkai.
In the case of arrows, however, as a long-distance weapon, a higher-level of Reiryoku/spiritual powers are needed, as the arrow must be able to carry the charge of Reiryoku over a distance to its target, away from the wielder, without losing strength and power. Although they are not always considered a very accurate attack, it is very powerful and deadly coming from the hands of a master archer.
They can also blessed/annointed prior to make them more powerful. Furthermore, exorcism arrows can be versatile, with uses beyond the simple expedient of vanquishing a Yōkai; they can be also be used for other tasks such sealing (Fūin-no-Ya), barriers (Kekkai-no-Ya), etc. They can even be made to be fine-tuned against a specific opponent (as seen when Kikyō used soil from the cave where Onigumo became Naraku on her arrows, making them effective against him (although Naraku became powerful enough to be uneffected, his offshoots were all vulnerable)).
Sacred arrows are the weapons of choice for the miko such as Kikyō, Kaede and Kagome. They are powerful enough against yōkai weapons as to force the yōkai sword, Tessaiga, to transform down from its full-fledged form to its dormant katana state. Kagome has even shown that this attack can be combined with the Tessaiga's attacks, and multiply the amount of damage done.
While it is hinted at that arrow shafts intended for use as exorcism arrows are made from the fallen branches of spiritual trees such as the Goshinboku[1], however, the supply of which would not necessary meet with the demands; as seen in the times that Kagome was able to use ordinary arrows and channeled charges of her Reiryoku/spiritual power through them to great effect (the source of the arrowheads isn't mentioned either).
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Saudi King Extends Hand of Friendship to Catholic Church
According to the Times Online, the Vatican is believed to be holding talks with Saudi authorities over opening the first Roman Catholic church in the Islamic kingdom, where Christian worship is banned. The disclosure came the day after the first Catholic church in Qatar was inaugurated in a service attended by 15,000 people and conducted by a senior Vatican official. The Vatican and Saudi Arabia do not have diplomatic relations. Italian publication La Stampa said that the talks would have been "unthinkable" until recently. The way was paved by King Abdullah's talks with the Pope and by the recent setting up of a permanent Catholic-Muslim forum to repair relations between the two faiths after the Pope's controversial remarks on Islam at the University of Regensburg in 2006.
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One of my baking soda friends in Australia dropped me this little note with a big message from Curtis Mitchell attached.
Hi Vito!
I thought I would send you some heartening news. As of yesterday I am feeling much stronger, thanks, no doubt to bicarbonate of soda. However I took this for ten days straight and then was offered some hebal remedy plus a massage lotion for my lungs and liver areas and for the soles of my feet by a herbal specialist in Queensland.
As an aside, and as a matter of coincidence, of which there is none, I contacted a American, Curtis Mitchell. He happened to be born two days before me but some many years later than I, and my grandchildren are called Curtis and Mitchell. However, he sent me a very encouraging piece of his belief. I have enclosed it here for your enjoyment. I am sure there are many cancer patients who would enjoy Curtis Mitchell's message.
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Enjoy the experience of Cancer. It can be more fun than folks lead onto. More beautiful in the moment than society can grasp. Find your breath in the moment and you'll be able to observe and be inline with whom you
really are from your true place of being. Cancer does not exist with whom you really are nor will it ever affect you there. I think the hardest part of the journey such as Cancer is other people's beliefs. Be aware of them and how they limit you. Some folks move beyond the diagnosis of Medical Doctors when they believe they can. My prognosis was paralysis and/or death and either I'm still dreaming when I snowboard and hike mountains and kayak and do all the things they said I would never do again, or beliefs play a large role in reality and maybe miracles are more in line with them.
It's an honor to connect and chat with you and I hope to read your work about American Indian spirituality. I read yesterday in the Sioux language that they do not have a word for goodbye. You must have learned much
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Breathe, Mate! Curtis
I am very impressed with Curtis Mitchell's thoughts!
I am talking now. . . Me too Frank. As I read Curtis's words over again I see "Life" in them. He touches on some big points when he speaks of cancer not exist within who you really are, and the hardest part of the cancer journey is other people's beliefs. "No kidding," I say. And not only the present journey, but the prejourney which also plays a major part in setting us up for an illness. I noticed Curtis mentions Breathing. Seems to be a major theme in reclaiming ones' health.
A friend in Israel mentioned that she sometimes does not even think about having cancer. I say, "And that is a good thing. Keep that up and your will reclaim your health much sooner."
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Isn't it a grand gift to ourSelves to sniff and snort along the trail leading to that Self we have yet to become. Some say we are already that Self. I don't know about that. Seems that every twig I step over, every stone I stub my toe on, and every flower I smell leads me to Who I Really Am. . . Vito
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The personal world views of different people have been on my mind recently. So much so, that I have been looking closely at my own views. My World now is becoming plump with graciousness, abundance, deep relaxation, and Well-Being. I believe it is working. When I know it is, I will let you know. . . Vito
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I feel that I am an explorer and an adventurer into the unknown. Of course, my life before was unknown also, but it was preset by the expectations on how I was supposed to be and act. It seems like parents, the churches, the government, and society as a whole have an idea already on how and who I was to be. And I fell for it.
Act is truly an accurate word to use. I felt for a long time that I was acting my way through life. Doing things and being what was expected of me. There were the occasional catching of the sweet 'whiffs' of what a true Vernon would be like. It kept me alive and interested. Probably also gave the illusions to others and to mySelf that I was operating outside of the box. I have discovered, since (and sense) that it was not the 'oppressors' keeping me from Me. It was Me! . . Vernon Vito Johnston
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I didn't know. I didn't know that life could be so great. I really didn't. . . Vernon Vito Johnston sez Good Night!
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