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Welcome to Pelham High School Online
Welcome to the home page of Pelham High School, a public secondary school in the Shelby County School System, located in Pelham, Alabama, USA.
If you are a PHS student, parent, or teacher, we hope you find our new home page on the World Wide Web both educational and informative. If you are a Pelham High School alumnus, please visit the Alumni page, set up especially for you. If you are a guest, please feel free to browse through our pages. A good place to start is "About Us" where you will find interesting information about PHS and the surrounding community.
Since these pages will be regularly updated with new information,
please visit our site often. If there is any way we can make the Pelham
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24.03.14 New Editor at Swiss News: Samuel PolleyI would like to introduce myself as the new Editor of Swiss News. It is an honour to have been given the opportunity to take over as the Editor of the longest running English language magazine in Switzerland.
20.12.13 Stress-free parentingParenting coach Tammy Furey has a mission: to help parents connect with their children in an authentic, loving and above all, anxiety-free way. Marina Moeller met her to talk about the challenges faced by expat families in particular.
11.12.13 Vegetarian "butcher" opens in ZurichGreat news for vegetarians: venerable Haus Hiltl (the oldest vegetarian restaurant in Europe) has opened a shop, complete with butcher's counter selling meat substitutes from soy sausages to geschnetzeltes and cordon bleus. Also available are a full range of wines (free from animal products such as bone gelatin or fish bladders), delicatessen products and cooking accessories. You can also buy the Hiltl cookbook, get a takeaway or treat yourself to coffee and a pastry.
10.12.13 What, us worry?Credit Suisse Worry Barometer shows a nation proud to be Swiss despite ongoing concerns.
27.11.13 Advent competition from Girlfriend GuideSanta's getting a little help in the present department!
20.11.13 Is our editor back in time or back to front?In which I defend my November editorial!
15.11.13 Four Swiss destinations win tourist nodHolidayCheck Destination Awards 2013 recognise success in pleasing visitors
06.11.13 On the hunt for artWin one of four original paintings in a treasure hunt through Zurich
06.11.13 Valais debuts canton-wide ski passOne pass, endless pistes, six months and four thermal baths!
06.11.13 Davos gets a new flagship hotelStriking architecture and pure luxury distinguish Switzerland's second InterContinental
05.11.13 Ticket to ride in choccy heavenFor one week in Zurich, Fr5 buys you gorgeous cake, velvety hot chocolate and a perfect truffle, all served up on a beautiful vintage tram.
01.11.13 Fill up on artEvents around the country provide opportunities to feast your eyes (and maybe take home a treasure)
01.11.13 So you want to start a business?Vaud coffee morning for would-be entrepreneurs
01.11.13 New English newspaper in Geneva regionLe News launched this week
01.11.13 Try the new Stöckli ski collection for a weekendA quick getaway with a skills boost included
30.10.13 Meals with mysteryHave a gastronomic adventure this weekend!
29.10.13 Switzerland lags behind on childcare provisionStudy finds better provision would change the distribution of work in marriages
25.10.13 Federer through to quarter-finals in BaselWin against Denis Istomin brings Fed closer to qualifying for ATP World Tour Finals
23.10.13 Sex drive-in "is working"Zurich's pioneering prostitution service branded a success
22.10.13 Migros to rename cronutsNew York baker Dominique Ansel sounds warning over use of his term
22.10.13 Poached eggsRare bird smuggler caught in the naked act
12.08.13 Emmi wins gold and bronze medals at International Cheese AwardsThe Swiss cheese and dairy company wins accolades in UK
12.08.13 Shop opening hoursThe Swiss law prohibiting work on Sunday has existed since over 140 years and is considered to be one of the trade union's biggest achievements.
06.08.13 Freddy Nock of the Swiss circus family married on August 3This past Saturday the extreme athlete and professional acrobat tied the knot mid-air at a "Sky's the Limit" themed wedding ceremony
06.08.13 Terracycle - the latest trend in recycling puts plastics firstCollaboration between toothpaste companies Colgate, Elmex and Meridol through US initiative promises to reduce waste
02.08.13 August 1st is Swiss National Day! Celebrating 722 years.Wishing all Swiss News readers a safe and sound holiday weekend.
31.07.13 Air traffic control to be tighter and flights lessened across EuropeThe European Union is in talks to reduce "chaos" in the skies
24.07.13 Paleo Festival in Nyon opens doors for 6 daysPopular outdoor music festival opened its doors on Tuesday, 23 July.
23.07.13 First European Baseball Championship hosted in Zurich 22-27 JulyEuropean baseball teams from several European countries are competing this week at Zurich's Heerenschürli stadium.
22.07.13 Avenue Claude Nobs to be baptized on October 1Main street in Montreux being re-named to Claude Nobs Avenue.
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By PETE IACOBELLIAP Sports Writer
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - South Carolina quarterback Connor Shaw is proud he's part of school history, helping lead the Gamecocks to their most wins in a 2-year stretch.
But after consecutive 11-victory seasons and no trips to the Southeastern Conference title game, Shaw says the team wants more.
Shaw believes he and his teammates are capable of taking that next step this season.
The Gamecocks have been working out since last season ended with nearly full attendance at the voluntary sessions. Shaw says the intensity and determination has been strong with a single-minded focus on improvement.
Southeastern Conference losses to Auburn and Arkansas in 2011 kept South Carolina from the league title game. Back-to-back defeats at LSU and Florida cost the Gamecocks a year ago.
Shaw says that won't happen this fall.
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Line to Colorado
With rumors flying that Michael Young wants out of Texas, Colorado seems the most likely destination. The Rockies and Young offer a great fit, since their offensive styles match. Over the last three seasons, 20% of the balls the Rockies hitters put in play went for line drives. With a large outfield that forces the fielders to play deep, line drives have a great chance of dropping in, and even hitting gaps for extra bases.
Michael Young over that same time knocked out 342, 21.9% of his balls in play. Even more impressive is that 247 of his 549 hits (including the post season) came on his line drives. That's 45%.
Young's line drive rate actually fell off in this time span. Earlier in the decade he would often be in the mid 20s in terms of line drive percentage. With the major league median around 18%, Young is still above average, and the big ball park in Denver will only add to his hit totals.


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I recently joined the bagger brigade by buying my first bagger—or
dresser, as they're called—a 2008 Street Glide, my fifth motorcycle.
Some of you, like me, may have a hard time calling the Street Glide a
full dresser because it doesn't have a rear tour pack (although it's set
up to accept one). It's still a touring bike loaded with creature
comforts you'd never find on a Softail or Dyna, like a full fairing,
cruise control, ABS and a radio/CD player. I'm coming off of a 1994 Dyna Low Rider
I've been riding all these years. I never thought at my ripe young age I
would be ready to trade up to what used to be viewed (and maybe still
is) as an older person's bike, but after spending almost 20 years
riding, I'm ready for the big kahuna of motorcycles.
I had heard rumblings about how Harley-Davidson's new 96-inch Twin
Cam motor put out a lot of heat, so I wasted no time ordering heat
deflectors that help dissipate the heat from the engine so my legs don't
get too hot.
Thank you to my local dealer, Yellowstone Harley-Davidson, for guiding me through what parts I needed and for doing all the installation work. If you're ever in Montana, be sure to visit them, as the staff there is extremely friendly and wonderful to deal with. They have rentals, too.
I'd love to hear from Street Glide owners on how they modified their Street Glides. Please send photos and information and I'll post it here. And be sure to read an article I wrote five years ago (listed below under Related Articles) when I was contemplating what motorcycle I would trade up to from my Dyna by comparing a Honda Gold Wing with a Harley Ultra Classic Electra Glide.
Here are the part numbers for everything I ordered:
Harley-Davidson Parts (Harley-Davidson.com)
2008 Touring Reach Seat: #52619-08
Midframe Air Deflectors (head deflectors): #58022-07A
Detachable Sissy Bar: #528933-97B
Top Stitched Backrest Pad: #52924-98A
Docking Hardware: #53803-06
Detachable Luggage Rack: #53001-98
Screamin' Eagle Stage 1 Kit: #29260-08
Race Tuner: #32101-01H
Other Parts
Custom Paint Job: Crazy Horse Painting, JoAnn Bortles(CrazyHorsePainting.com)
Dakota Digital Internal Antenna: #ATN-2000 (DakotaDigital.com)
Cobra Pipes: True Dual Headpipes: #6251 (CobraUSA.com)
KlockWerks FLARE Windshield: 8 inch tint (KustomBaggers.com)
Related ArticlesHow Genevieve Lowered Her Street Glide Even Further: Suspension ModsChanging Your Motorcycle's Shocks to Get Lower
Trading Up to Dresser: Should or Shouldn't You?
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Congratulations on your purchase! When you say you have to sit up straight to see over the faring, I assume you mean the faring and windshield. It's common that the windshield will cut through your line of sight if that's what you mean. The only way I can think of that would make you taller so you can see over the windshield is more padding in the seat, but you already adjusted that to where you sit lower, and clearly that has made it worse.You might consider lowering the motorcycle as I have with a set of lower shocks in the rear, and tighter springs in the front end (I did not do that the front end though). This way you might be able to add some padding back into your seat to raise you without sacrificing seat height.I suggest visiting your local dealer and talking to those in sales and parts. There may be other ways they know of to fix this problem.Whatever you do I highly recommend replacing your stock windshield withe the Klock Werks FLARE Windshield. It has made a huge difference in my ride in terms of how much wind hits me and has added more stability to the ride at higher speeds.Genevieve Schmitt
Editor Response
Jill,I like your idea of a Street Glide club. Maybe I'll try to gather all female Street Glide owners for a get together at the AMA Women & Motorcycling Conference coming up next summer. Funny you had to get higher shocks for the Street Glide. You are unlike most women, or men for that matter, who have to make the Street Glide higher. It is the lowest of Harley's touring bikes, with a stock suspension that's as low as it can go, so you probably just made the bike now the same height as the Road King, which is the standard height for the touring bikes. Good for you!Genevieve Schmitt


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John Fisher (disambiguation)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
John or Jack Fisher may refer to:
- Saint John Fisher (c. 1469–1535), English religious leader
- John Fisher (MP for Stockbridge) (c.1527-1591), MP for Stockbridge 1586
- John Fisher (writer) (died 1590), bailiff of Warwick and writer, MP for Warwick 1571,1572,1584
- John Fisher (MP) (fl. 1613–1642), MP for Canterbury
- John Fisher the elder, and John Fisher the younger (sculptors). Father and son based in York, England 1736-1804 and 1760-1839 respectively. Usually their works are viewed as a pair as they are hard to distinguish.
- John Fisher (bishop of Salisbury) (1748–1825), English religious leader
- John Fisher (Delaware) (1771–1823), United States federal judge
- John Abraham Fisher (1774–1806), English violinist
- John William Fisher (1788–1876), British surgeon
- John Charlton Fisher (1794–1849), Canadian author and journalist
- John Dix Fisher (1797–1850), founder of Perkins School for the Blind
- John Fisher (politician) (1806–1882), American—New York
- John H. Fisher (1837–1895), Union Army officer and Medal of Honor recipient
- John Fisher (New Zealand politician) (1837–1927), New Zealand politician
- John Fisher, 1st Baron Fisher (Jacky Fisher, 1841–1920), British admiral
- John Henry Fisher (1855–1933)
- John J. Fisher, owner of the Oakland Athletics
- John Stuchell Fisher (1867–1940), American politician—Pennsylvania
- John Fisher (cricketer) (1897–1954), English cricketer
- John Fisher (Australian journalist) (1910–1960)
- John Fisher (Australian rules footballer) (born 1937), former Australian rules footballer
- John Fisher (ice hockey) (born 1947), Scottish-born ice hockey player who played in the World Hockey Association
- John Fisher (opera director) (born 1950), Scottish opera director, conductor, opera manager, vocal coach, and record producer
- John Fisher (serial killer), husband to convicted serial killer Lavinia Fisher (1793–1820)
- John Bradford Fisher (born 1953), cosmetic surgeon
- John Norwood Fisher (born 1965), American musician
- John R. Fisher (fl. 2000s), Canadian activist
- John H. N. Fisher (fl. c. 2000), American entrepreneur
- Jack Fisher (born 1939), American baseball pitcher
Roman Catholic institutions[edit]
- St. John Fisher College, in New York
- St. John Fisher College (University of Tasmania), in Australia
- St John Fisher Catholic School, in Chatham, Kent, England
- The John Fisher School, boys secondary school in Purley, England
- St John Fisher Catholic High School, Dewsbury, England
- St John Fisher Catholic High School, Harrogate, England
- St. John Fisher Catholic High School, Wigan, England
See also[edit]
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As The Independent's sales fall to a new low, will anyone take it on?
Latest ABC figures show paper sold only 43,224 full price copies
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An investigation into the founding father of investigative journalism
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Roy Greenslade looks at the problems involved in closing down a jointly owned daily paper
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- O'Brien hits back at journalist critics - and takes a swipe at O'Reilly
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1. 3rd Annual Bowl-a-Thon
The will host a bowl-a-thon Saturday in conjunction with the Clawson Rotary Club to raise money for its annual scholarship to Clawson students. The event will be at Thunderbird Lanes, 400 W. Maple Rd. in Troy. Entry fee includes three games of bowling, shoes, pizza and pop. A cash bar, door raffle and 50/50 will be available. Check-in begins at 8:45 p.m. and bowling starts at 9 p.m. Admission is $20.
2. Guardian Angels Mom 2 Mom Spring Sale
will host a Mom 2 Mom Sale on Saturday from 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. There will be more than 100 vendor tables plus a bake sale and concessions. Early bird admission is $1 before 8:30 a.m. and $2 after 9 a.m.
3. Free Play Time
If you're looking for something to do with the children this weekend, , inside the , hosts free drop-in play time for children on the second Saturday of each month. The play sessions are from 9:30-11 a.m.
4. Wild Winter Weekend
The will host from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Go on a winter safari scavenger hunt through the Zoo. Ice cream and hot cocoa will be available for purchase and activities include face painting, arts and crafts, animal enrichment and zookeeper talks. Zoo admission is $15 for ages 15 and older and $8 for ages 2-14.
5. Uptown Film Festival
Birmingham will host the Uptown Film Festival Thursday-Saturday at and in downtown Birmingham. With screenings of more than 50 films, the Uptown Film Festival celebrates the state's film industry by honoring movies made partly or entirely in Michigan. Click for more details on the festival.


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To respond to the Do Now, you can comment below or tweet your response. Be sure to begin your tweet with @KQEDEdspace and end it with #KQEDDoNow For more info on how to use Twitter, click here. Do Now In an attempt to have a more diverse student body, should universities be allowed to make […]


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Some films slip through the cracks regardless of how impressive they are. "Winnie Mandela" fits into that category.
Jennifer Hudson already has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and she's already won an Oscar in 2006 for "Dreamgirls," but her role as the iconic character Winnie Mandela who went through the trenches with the late icon Nelson Mandela is her best role to date.
Oscar award winner Terrence Howard did a fine job playing Nelson Mandela, but until Christmas, viewers may not know if Idris Elba does a better job.
In the film, based on a true story, Winnie Mandela was harassed from the moment she married Nelson Mandela. The cute way he courted her was short-lived compared to the reality of their relationship. At their wedding, detectives spied on the wedding so long that a young boy came over to offer them drinks. Detectives broke into their home.
And maybe men may not be as furious about one particular scene, but one detective, Colonel de Vries (played by Elias Koteas) who trashed the home looking for evidence to convict Nelson Mandela hit a new low. He opened the wedding cake box Winnie Mandela had, and he unapologetically ate the cake.
If that doesn't make at least women cringe, the rest of the movie will (for both groups).
A phone conversation in prison between the Mandelas talking about apartheid and politics lead to Winnie Mandela being forced from her home without any explanation of what would happen to her daughters, Zenani and Zindzi,. She spent nearly 500 days in prison and 400 in solitary confinement for a Suppression of Terrorism Act arrest.
While the Sun Times may feel like scenes with Winnie Mandela talking and playing with bugs in prison is "dangerous territory," other viewers may look at these scenes with sympathy at her desperation for any form of living contact. During solitary confinement in which she admitted nothing and detectives finally gave up on waiting for her to, one even buckled about the purpose of her imprisonment. Standing on bricks and grilled for hours about what she knew about the anti-apartheid movement were still met with no success.
No matter how pretty Jennifer Hudson is, the makeup cast was not playing around when it came to showing how a woman would look in solitary confinement without bathing. Even a detective talked about how much she smelled. And from the look of Hudson in this film, viewers could tell.
After releasing her, she was exiled shortly after and illogically blamed in connection to children being killed for speaking out against apartheid during the Soweto 1976 uprisings. One of her daughters cried while looking on at another child who was killed in cold blood. By the time she was able to come back to her home, with her children, from being exiled, she found out that Soweto had changed. She was attacked in her home, which was later burned, and rescued by a neighbor, Jerry Richardson (actor name undisclosed), who introduced himself as the leader of the Mandela United Football Club.
This is when the film started to take an emotional turn for viewers who were on Winnie Mandela's side. Nelson Mandela asked his wife to not be affiliated with the oftentimes violent group. She declined. Accusations were thrown out about whether she was sleeping with Jerry Richardson, and Nelson Mandela called her out for avoiding the question. But with life in prison, how could he honestly dictate the actions of his wife?
Scenes like this make it more than reasonable for the real-life Winnie Mandela to be consulted, who was insulted by the biopic, according to EW, since she was not interviewed or asked to give any feedback before it released. Her issues, however, were not with J-Hud playing this role.
Her role in the murder of alleged traitor Stompie Seipei may leave mixed feelings about Winnie Mandela's decisions, but the end of the film also does not make light of the torture she was under before working with the relentless Mandela United Football Club.
The film didn't try to excuse nor hide her role, only left viewers discussing what actually happened even when Winnie Mandela's apology to Stompie's family was documented.
Of course viewers who have followed the Mandela story know they divorced two years after he was released. But the 1 hour 44 minute movie ended just giving the job synopsis without viewers actually seeing the work the two did together* later on. By the time the Stompie trial came around and Winnie sat pondering on what to say about Stompie being brutally killed and found days later in a field, it seemed like an afterthought to consider what Winnie Mandela's later contributions were.
Overall the film detailed more of her triumphs than it questioned her flaws. She may be insulted about not giving consent for the 2011 movie to be released, but the film gave a much-needed look into Nelson Mandela's other half who went through the trenches with him.
* Nelson Mandela was later president for five years and appointed Winnie as Deputy Minister of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology. She continued her work as the President of the ANC Women's League for 10 years and became a member of the ANC's National Executive Committee.
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Charles Godspower pleaded guilty to second degree murder and attempted second degree murder on Tuesday. He was sentenced to 30 years in prison for both counts, to be served concurrently.
Police said Godspower confessed to shooting and killing 22-year-old Briana Brown in September 2011 at a home on Sky Valley Trail in Smyrna. He then turned the gun on her mother, Diana Glover. Glover was critically injured, and rushed to Vanderbilt.
Neighbors and friends said Brown and Godspower had a rocky relationship.
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WALLA WALLA -- A Walla Walla County Sheriff's deputy with just a few days on the job has left the force after accidentally firing his gun at his residence, authorities said.
The deputy, Michael Akers, 48, who lives in the 600 block of Wellington Avenue, was apparently handling his gun June 4 about 9 p.m. when it discharged a round, said Walla Walla police Officer Tim Bennett, the department's spokesman.
Bennett said Akers appears to have had an empty magazine in the gun, but didn't realize there was a round in the chamber. Bennett said Akers believed the round got stuck in the floorboards, but the bullet in fact went through the apartment's floor and through the ceiling of a lower apartment unit. The bullet came to rest in the lower apartment, bouncing off a desk; no one was injured, Bennett said.
Walla Walla County Sheriff Mike Humphreys said Akers was indeed new to the force, and had gone through firearms training the day of the shooting. Humphreys described the discharge as accidental and unfortunate, but said Akers was no longer employed by the Sheriff's Office.
"He doesn't work here anymore," he said.
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Unfortunately the many negative reviews we read (after booking this room) were true. The place is run down condition over all with very dirty carpeting in halls and a dark dingy feel. They do not make it clear when making reservations about several things. PARKING is in a garage and fee is additional $15 per day. I understand being close to the beach that many other people may want to use this garage, but this should be included for hotel guests. We entered the elevator in parking area to look up and find a really disgusting vent with thick dust and grime that looks as if it hasn't been cleaned in years. We were redirected to a separate hotel check in upon arrival. We get charged an additional "hotel fee" of $10 on check-in that should be included in the rate if it is required to pay. They also charge a hold fee of another $30 to your credit card for the room cards, beach towel cards (only 2 for a family of 4), and the little plastic bag they put them in. The fees are returned when you bring it back to check out. We had requested an extra cot ($15 fee that we did know about and agreed to pay in advance) for our reservation and it was not in our room, so we had to call down to see if they had one for us. Again, directed from the main desk to a separate area (run by separate company) and the gentleman working was polite, but alone, and stated he had to wait for his last customer to check in before he could locate a cot for us. It was already nearly 1 am. So we did get the cot at 1:30, but it arrived with no blanket or pillow. We politely asked for a blanket and never did get one. Our room was okay, looked like the photos on the website, and seemed in much better condition than other areas. I have no specific complaints about the room itself, other than to be aware this is a historic hotel, which means that there will not be enough electrical outlets to use a medical CPAP, and charge your devices at the same time if you have more than 2 people in your room.
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Originally from Northern California, Gary joined the Merage School in 2005 returning to California from the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto where he was the Assistant Dean and Executive Director of MBA Programs. Prior to his move to Canada, Gary served as Assistant Dean and Director, MBA Programs at the Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota from 1998-2002, and from 1992-1998, he was the Associate Director of the Executive and Fully Employed MBA Programs at the Anderson Graduate School of Management at UCLA.
Gary earned a BA in English and Education from the State University of New York, College at Fredonia, and Masters and Doctor of Education degrees in Higher Education from UCLA. Gary's doctoral dissertation researched innovations in the use of computing technology in business school education. His current interests include following innovations in business education, the digitally-enabled music industry, and the influence social media has on all forms of education and the creative class. You can follow Gary on Twitter @garylindblad.
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Originally from St. Louis, Missouri, Sarah moved to Orange County, CA in 2004 to work as a Planning and Research Analyst for W. B. Doner Advertising working on accounts such as Mazda, PacSun, Black and Decker and UnitedHealthCare. Sarah left Doner in 2006 to join the Paul Merage School of Business to pursue her passion for higher education.
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My DD is almost 14m and still BFing 4-7 times per day. A few weeks ago I was away for 5 days for work and with the pump I got about 21 oz per day on average. I've been pretty sick (cold, stomach flu, cold #2) for the last three weeks, plus I ovulated, so my supply has dropped a little bit, but I think that it is coming back now, although I haven't measured it by pumping.
My MIL, who watches DD during the day while I'm at work, keeps pressuring me to give DD fluids other than BM. I do already do that somewhat - she has a sippy cup with water in it that she can drink from at any time (she doesn't seem all that interested in it except to take a few sips every now and then, but maybe she just doesn't like water, or doesn't like sippy cups), and if she has already emptied my breasts and is still asking for more milk, I will give her some soy, coconut, or organic cows milk in a bottle (we're going to try to transition to a straw cup with that over the next few weeks). But I don't offer her other fluids unless she asks for it (she can sign "milk" and often does when she is thirsty/tired, etc).
MIL says that she gives her about 12-15 additional oz of soy or cow's milk during the days she is watching her and insists that I need to give her more fluids. She says, for example, that DD was really cranky after she got her this morning, and that she immediately drank up 7 oz of milk when she gave it to her after they came in from playing outside. DD was very happy and nursed several times before I dropped her off, and wasn't asking for additional milk at that time. She says that DD's poops are "very dry" on days after she has spent all day with me. I haven't noticed any difference - sometimes her poops are more or less solid, but they always look fine to me, and she is definitely wetting diapers regularly, although I haven't counted the number of hours specifically between wet ones.
I'm not opposed to offering DD additional fluids, but I also don't like getting all of this pressure to feed DD a bunch of other milks that are not BM. What do you guys do - do you offer non-BM fluids regularly, or only when the kiddo specifically asks?
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BEIRUT: Islamist groups in Tripoli suspended an anti-Army protest in the northern city Friday, averting a possible escalation, as the military continued its city-wide security plan to restore order following deadly clashes linked to the crisis in Syria.
Lebanon's Military Prosecutor Saqr Saqr charged four detainees from the Tripoli neighborhood of Jabal Mohsen over their alleged involvement in the recent clashes in the city that has claimed the lives of over a dozen people, judicial sources said.
Charges included "carrying out terrorist acts, killing and attempting to kill security members and citizens and destroying public and private property," one source said.
The Army has so far detained 29 people as part of its plan to end the repeated clashes between fighters from the Sunni-dominated Bab al-Tabbaneh and their rivals in the Alawite majority Jabal Mohsen.
The government authorized the military earlier this week to take charge of the city for a period of six months.
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"The [anti-Army] protest was suspended because the situation in the city seems to be headed toward some form of a settlement," Sheikh Nabil Rhim told The Daily Star. The protests had been scheduled to take place following Friday noon prayers.
In comments to the LBCI television Friday, Tripoli-based Salafist Sheikh Dai al-Islam al-Shahhal said the protest was suspended "because the aim of the demonstrations was temporary achieved."
The leading Salafist said the call for the targeting of the military and protests a day earlier were a response to what he described as "the targeting of the Bab al-Tabbaneh neighborhood and the attempts to provoke its residents."
Rhim, a Salafist and a member of the Muslim Scholars Committee, said the protest would remain suspended "until we see how things are going to develop in Tripoli."
"We do not want more trouble in the city but we will not accept that our sons become a scapegoat for the military," Rhim said.
On Thursday, Islamist groups in Tripoli urged supporters to join scheduled protests against the Army, saying the military's recent crackdown in the northern city aimed at targeting the Sunni sect.
"We can clearly say that the goal [of the security] is to deal a blow to Sunnis under the pretext of pursuing a wanted person here and there," Shahhal said in a statement Thursday. "Sunnis are not scapegoats," he added.
On Thursday, a number of gunmen opened fire on Army patrols and held protests against military raids across the city.
Lebanon's Al-Jamaa al-Islamiya warned against clashes between the Army and members of the Sunni community.
During Friday prayers at Aisha Bakkar, Beirut MP Imad Hout warned against "the trap to [cause strife] between the Army and the Sunni community in Lebanon."
Hout, the head of the Lebanon branch of the Muslim Brotherhood, said the solution in "Tripoli is to directly confront those tampering with security without discrimination."
He also called for lifting cover from anyone participating in the fighting in the northern city.
MP Walid Jumblatt, for his part, warned against leaving the Army in Tripoli without proper political protection and reiterated that funding of armed groups in the city should stop.
"I warn against leaving the Army alone in Tripoli without the needed cover from local political figures and Lebanese leaders so that it can perform its duties to the fullest and restore order and stability to the city," Jumblatt said in a statement.
He also criticized the "statements of condemnations" that he said were no longer enough to end the fighting that has claimed the lives of innocent civilians and army personnel.
"What is needed is for the sources of funding of all armed groups to dry up and that [Tripoli residents] cooperate with the security and judicial agencies to uncover the perpetrators of these incidents and arrest them," he said, adding that such steps would prevent a military confrontation.
Repeated clashes between fighters in the Bab al-Tabbaneh and Jabal Mohsen have plagued Lebanon's second largest city for years. The frequency and intensity of the fighting has surged since the uprising against President Bashar Assad in Syria.


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Hotel Amenities
- General
The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Public areas are equipped with high-speed wireless Internet access (surcharge).
This hotel offers access to a business center, audiovisual equipment, and a meeting/conference room. Event facilities measure 861 square feet (80 square meters). This San Sebastian de los Reyes hotel also offers multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Limited onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis (surcharge). Parking is also available nearby. A total renovation of this property was completed in February 2011.
- Business center
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Total number of rooms - 118
- Currency exchange
- Audiovisual equipment
- Number of floors - 3
- Elevator/lift
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Coffee shop or café
- Free breakfast
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Event catering
- Luggage storage
- One meeting/conference room
- Parking limited (surcharge)
- Wireless Internet access - surcharge
- 24-hour front desk
- Bar/lounge
- Laundry facilities
- Parking (surcharge)
- Parking nearby
- Year Built 2003
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 861
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 80
- Free parking nearby
- Free on-street parking
- Garage parking (surcharge)
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Television in lobby
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Wireless Internet access - surcharge
- Parking
Parking (surcharge), Free on-street parking, Garage parking (surcharge), Parking limited (surcharge), Parking nearby, Free parking nearby
- Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Satellite TV service
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Sofa bed
- Flat-panel TV
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free movie channels
- Connecting / adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Sofa bed size
- Dining
A complimentary breakfast is offered.
- Recreation
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Sports center nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Parking height restrictions apply
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: EUR 5 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: EUR 5 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: EUR 8 per day
- Additional Details
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Green Day will play three warm-up shows prior to the band's appearance at the South By Southwest music and film festival in Austin, Texas on March 15th. According to Loudwire, the three dates will take place on March 10th at the Fox Theater in Pomona, California, the Marquee in Tempe, Arizona on March 11th and Tricky Falls in El Paso, Texas on March 13th. Tickets for all three dates will go on sale this Friday (March 1st) at 10:00 a.m. local time.
These shows will now serve as Green Day's official return to the stage in the wake of frontman Billie Joe Armstrong's meltdown at a Las Vegas festival in late September and his subsequent trip to rehab for an extended stay.
Armstrong opens up in this Friday's issue of Rolling Stone about his ordeal, saying he's a "blackout drinker" who had also developed a dependency on pills for anxiety and insomnia before entering an outpatient rehab program for a month.
The singer/guitarist said, "I started combining them to a point where I didn't know what I was taking during the day and what I was taking at night . . . My backpack sounded like a giant baby rattle (from all of the bottles inside)."
Armstrong called his withdrawal process "gruesome," saying, "I didn't realize how much of that stuff affected me." He also said he kept the withdrawal symptoms mostly hidden from his two sons but that "it was rough for (his wife Adrienne) to see me going through this."
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CINCINNATI – One day after residents of 1008 York Street scrambled to find a place to live, they were able to return home.
Demolition crews were at 1010 York Street Sunday, tearing down walls and clearing debris from a building that caught fire Sunday, Oct. 14 and threatened to collapse on its neighboring building.
"Went past the house (on Sunday, Oct. 20). There was a full team of construction workers and a lot of the building had been torn down," displaced 1008 York Street resident Sharlie Darden reported. "One worker stated that we may be able to come home (Sunday night) if they can get that fire escape cut down that's leaning against my building. I slept like a baby."
The danger of 1010 York Street toppling forced Cincinnati city inspectors to evacuate Darden and 18 other people from 1008 York for six days. Darden and the others stayed at the Ramada downtown with the assistance of the city, waiting to be told they could move back home.
Then on Saturday morning the city told a majority of the residents they would have to pay for their own hotel, or find somewhere else to seek shelter until they could move back in.
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Initially, Charles Graves III, director of planning and building for the city, said he was unsure when 1010 York Street would be demolished, but that the project would begin as soon as possible.
The demolition began at 8 a.m. Sunday as crews began knocking down walls, according to workers on site. Most of the rubble was gone as of Sunday evening, according to Darden.
"They worked until about 8 p.m. last night," she said.
Darden, a six year resident of 1008 York Street who took her children to stay with her mother while she waited for a resolution on Saturday, was just happy that she'd be back in comfortable surroundings.
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An open-source Christmas present for Wayland users this year is the release of Hawaii 0.2.0, the fresh desktop powered by Qt5 and Wayland.
We've been talking a lot about the Hawaii desktop environment going
back to the beginning of this year
with the desktop -- as part of the Maui Project -- being designed around Wayland. Hawaii has been a "usable" desktop for Wayland/Weston
since April
while there's also been some work on the project's
Green Island Wayland compositor
With the Hawaii 0.2.0 desktop, it's now dependent upon the Qt 5.2 tool-kit along with the 1.3 releases of Wayland and the Weston compositor. This is the project's first stable release.
The shell for Hawaii 0.2.0 features a launcher, app chooser, panel, multi-screen fixes for shell windows, notification bubbles, click-through notifications, PolicyKit agent, a lock-screen without password request, a C++ Weston plug-in for extra effects, custom themes support, and various bug-fixes.
It's the desktop's first stable release and they're still playing catch-up with the more mature open-source desktop environments. According to the developers, "the plan is to release a desktop with the most important features available so that people can start using it. More features such as power management will be available later."
Details on Hawaii 0.2.0 can be found via the announcement at
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Winchester, Va.-based American Woodmark Corp. saw sales rise 26% in the fourth quarter, with double-digit gains in each of its sales channels.
Net sales for the quarter ended April 30 reached $171.1 million, as it swung to a profit of $5.2 million, compared with a fourth-quarter loss of $6.0 million in 2012.
Winchester, Va.-based American Woodmark Corp., a manufacturer of kitchen cabinets and other home products, reported sales increases for the fourth quarter ended April 30, as well as the full year. But earnings declined.
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Nurses in Vietnam: The Forgotten Veterans
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Among the more than 58,000 names carved on the wall of the Vietnam Veterans memorial in Washington, D.C. are those of eight women, interspersed among their male compatriots'. Despite an upsurge of public interest in Vietnam and the veterans who fought there, relatively little has been written about the 8,000-10,000 women who served as well--about why they went, what they did there, and how the war affected them. Women worked in all branches of the military as intelligence analysts, air traffic controllers and supply clerks. But the vast majority were nurses--for the most part working in Army field hospitals. Nurses in Vietnam is the compelling story of nine Army nurses who served in Vietnam between 1965-1971. Their diverse and individual accounts vividly express the frustrations and challenges of their experiences. Not all the women served in exactly the same setting. Some were in frontline hospitals dealing with large influxes of wounded patients. Others served in rear convalescent or specialty care facilities, looking after psychiatric and drug cases, and patients suffering from tropical diseases. Nurses arrived in Vietnam confident their abilities could save lives. What they found instead was a war where new sophisticated weaponry created horrors never before imagined. For some, the war was a positive experience--the ultimate test of their nursing skills. For others, it was a nightmare that haunts them to this day. Their moving and inspirational stories in Nurses in Vietnam will not easily be forgotten.
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