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NOT every mother is able to breastfeed and my bottlefed daughter is certainly not overweight! i am fed up of being preached to and made to feel like i am a failure as i could not breastfeed. my daughter is happy, nourished and thriving, being bottlefed has done her no harm........
claire, im completely fed up of it, being preached to and judged a bad mother for not breastfeeding. my daughter has reflux, a condition that both bottle and breastfed babys suffer from and someone once hinted that her reflux was due to me not breastfeeding! it really angers me that people dare to say such hurtful things, my daughter is 21lb at 12 months just on the perfect middle line and her health visitor says she is perfect, i am glad that your daughter is doing well on the bottle and i am sure that she will continue to thrive x
It's about time they used seperate growth charts for BF babies! There is so much pressure from healthvisitors on new mums if their babies don't gain weight in accordance with the old charts - I know lots of mums who've ended up stopping BF because they were told they were being selfish BF when their babes weren't gaining enough weight. It's hard enough trying to BF in the early days without that kind of pressure, even when there aren't any medical issues making BF difficult.
Claire and Chrissy - I'm sorry you've had a rough time because of some ignorant individuals, at my BF Support group there are several mums who had to stop BF due to severe reflux, baby not latching well, mastitis etc and they're still coming to group months later - no one judges them for FF and they certainly don't feel guilty about FF while we've got our boobs out - why should they!
My baby's on the 75th centile having been born on 50th and reached 90th at 4 months, and he's been exclusively BF. So according to any chart my babe's a bit of a chunk! He did lose about 1lb between 19 and 25weeks and I was told I should be topping him up with formula but I ignored that as he was clearly thriving and still is now.
I think there's an awful lot of pressure on mums regardless of how their babies are fed. In my case I've been told that I'm disgusting, dirty, a pervert, cheap, 'just like a cow', sick, 'like something out of the dark ages' and 'a flea-covered happy clappy hippy' for BF my son. I've had people say 'my children shouldn't have to see that, that's just wrong' and 'it's something that should be done in private'. BF mums are very much in the minority where I live (fewer than 25% past 6 weeks) so when I meet up with friends at cafes noone bats an eye when they get their bottles out but there's always a comment if I feed my 7month old. Why does it matter to anyone how a baby gets his milk? Nobody dares comment when they see a mum smoking around a young baby but for some reason everyone has an opinion on how baby gets fed!!!
Anyway, back to the point of the thread - it's definitely time they had seperate charts for formula vs breast fed so that HV don't make mums feel there's something wrong with their babies (be it underweight or overweight) where they're completely normal for a baby fed that way.
Hugs to all XX
tjko - have just read your post. am sorry you're having a difficult time, it must be such a worry for you. Have you been advised to start baby on solids by the HV? It obviously won't do her any harm, but since there's more fat, calories and nutrients in formula/breast milk than in any puree/babyrice perhaps more milk feeds is what she needs? Am not a medical person or anything so please ignore me if you disagree (!), you're more of an expert than I am since this is your third babe and I've only got the one!
Good luck with the weighing xx
Oops, seems like I opened a can of worms here. It just goes to show how emails can get misread and taken out of context!
I commend everyone who has tried to B/F, I know how hard it is, I am also well aware that not everyone can succeed. What really gets me, is the nations (as a whole) attitude towards B/F. Did you hear about that Mother at the Leisure centre who got told to stop feeding her baby because they didnt allow food or drink? It is just another example of Britains uneducated taking rules at face value.
I live in an area where the percentage of B/F is quite low. Our group is mainly made up of people from outside the area, including women from Eastern Europe. The attitude in the rest of Europe is fantastic - formula rarely is even thought of. It does sometimes make me wonder if we are not recieving enough support. I have heard of healthcare staff recommending topping up with formula, which would in fact reduce your supply, therefore, hindering you in the long term. I have been lucky, the midwives here really help and have given me and my friends all the education and support we needed.
I think, the more we breast feed, the more people will see it as "normal". Only then will there be no more name calling and judging.
Curlydiamond I started solids because she was finishing a 8/9 oz bottle, on each of the 5 feeds when I started formula feeding. I do still partly breast feed, but she seems more contented now, so I think I did the right thing.
Wow - what a hungry girl, that's pretty impressive! Hopefully with all your efforts with weighing will go well
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Turlock smokers may need to find new locations to puff on their cigarettes and cigars other than city parks if local Girl Scouts have anything to do with it.
The Turlock Irrigation District hosted a public meeting Tuesday night for community members to voice their views and pose questions about the potential Domestic Water Project, which has two water districts at odds.
Tenants of the Monte Vista Plaza, which plays host to shops such as Amazing Nails and Spa and Dean's Pizza, will soon be receiving a facelift as their signs will be several inches bigger to increase visibility from the road.
Turlocker Mike Lynch has long been involved in the political and government sphere, but this year marks the first time he is being recognized by the California Chamber of Commerce as a Small Business Advocate of the Year - just one of four individuals selected from among the 480 chambers that comprise Cal Chamber.
As local students trickle back into the classrooms for another year of school, the water in the City of Turlock aquatic playgrounds will also dribble to a stop as the City makes efforts to conserve during the state's ongoing drought.
Stanislaus County's Annual Crop and Livestock Report for 2013 revealed yet another record breaking year for agricultural commodities, mainly in fruit and tree crops. The report, which was released yesterday morning, also marks the first year that the almond industry overtook milk production for the number one commodity spot.
Larsa Banquet Hall is three substantiated noise complaints away from having their Conditional Use Permit revoked pending an upcoming hearing at the Stanislaus County Planning Commission in October.
According to US Drought Monitor, approximately 35 percent of the country is experiencing drought conditions. California in particular is suffering from severe to exceptional stages of drought caused by high pressure air blocking storms from moving our way. As these conditions worsen and we struggle through this run of historically dry weather, we see further declines in reservoir levels, dustier air, and thirstier lawns.
If you've ever found yourself ravaging through the kitchen in search of a snack that would feed your hunger for a salty bite, yet also offer a tongue-tempting sweetness, then Chad McLean Scott might just be your new best friend.
Four individuals in California have died as a result of the West Nile Virus, including two Stanislaus County men, according to public health officials.
Just after hundreds of local Assyrians made their way to San Francisco on Saturday to join the ranks of 2,000 others in protest of the ongoing persecution of Christians in Iraq, local Assyrians gathered again Thursday evening to commemorate the loss of all Assyrians during Assyrian Martyr Day.
Aspiranet's Turlock Family Resource Center celebrated their grand re-opening Thursday with a ribbon cutting ceremony and an open house at the new facility on Geer Road.
Turlock native Kiara Bailey has come full circle.
The official trailer for "Christian Mingle," the Corbin Bernsen led project filmed in part in Turlock, has officially been released and includes plenty of shots from locales around town.
A 34-year-old Turlock man was critically injured in a motorcycle crash outside of Los Banos.
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Local dog owners will have an opportunity to wag and walk their way from Pet Extreme to the newest dog park in Turlock - Swanson Centennial Dog Park - on Sept. 20. The City will be hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the new facility as well as stage several vendors through which locals can browse prior to playing with their pups at the new park. This event is open to the public and no registration is necessary.
Downtown Hughson invites everyone in the community for entertainment, food, and fun for the 4th Annual Hughson Harvest Festival on Sept. 20 and 21. The festival will provide information and educational opportunities, as well as fun activities, throughout the weekend to highlight the strong community values that are inherent to the Hughson area.
The Stanislaus Wildlife Care Center is celebrating their 30th anniversary by giving residents the chance to get acquainted with the various animals that roam the rivers, skies, and lands in Stanislaus County.
It has been over one year since the largest fire in Sierra Nevada history claimed over 400 square feet of land over in the Tuolumne River Basin, and although the fire was declared fully contained in October, the community is still experiencing the effects of the devastating wildfire.
The Sons in Retirement organization are looking for local Korean War veterans to participate in a service tribute in November.
Who is equal parts cute and funny? Aspiring roller derby girl Keeley Parker.
Roughly 10 years before Tim Guerino became the executive director of the Turlock Gospel Mission he ministered to first responders at Ground Zero following the terrorist attacks in New York on Sept. 11, 2001.
When Turlocker Laurie Salinas began selling her handcrafted jewelry online at the urging of her friends and family, she didn't anticipate that the founder and CEO of The Craftstar would purchase of piece of her jewelry.


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In 2010, following a Hunt Institute presentation by Kenyan architect Ronald Omyonga, Texas inventor Harvey Lacey began mulling an outside-the-box idea for housing the extreme poor.
Within six months, Lacey, a metal worker from the Dallas suburb of Wylie, had invented Ubuntu-Blox, small bricks of plastic refuse—some made of discarded water bottles, others of Styrofoam and plastic film—bound like miniature hay bales.
The bales are wired together to form walls, post-tensioned two ways, and covered in mud and stucco. It all adds up to a house that can be built for about $250, using parts that you can find anywhere and plastic trash that you can find, unfortunately, everywhere.
"There is a plastic pollution problem in our world. There is a shortage of building materials for housing. The poor need jobs," Lacey explained. "Where those three bad things collide we find extreme poverty and opportunity. If we are looking for extreme poverty, it is there. On the other hand, if we are looking for opportunity, it's there too."
Harvey has since taken his technology to earthquake-ravaged Haiti (see story on page xx).
Harvey's Unbuntu Blox house was a huge draw at the inaugural Engineering & Humanity Week in 2011, and it's back for a repeat appearance in the Living Village.
More at recycledplasticblockhouses.com
What ideal building material is made of recycled product and, on its own, recyclable, affordable and plentiful? Bottles and tires meet the criteria, but not as cost-effective building material for refugee housing in Kosovo—the aim of Manhattan-based architects Suzan Wines and Azin Valy.
Suzan stumbled over the answer on her way home from work one night when she tripped over a shipping pallet. The rest, as they say, is history.
Using only shipping pallets, or skids, the architects have created a tiny, modular home design called simply a Pallet House. Following Ikea-style pictorial instructions, it takes four to five people using power tools less than a week to build a 250-square-foot home out of 100 pallets.
"We've also used zip ties to build entire structures," said Wines, "which is pretty quick, cheap and easy and doesn't require any tools."
While a house made of pallets may be considered a more rudimentary form of transitional housing, finding shipping pallets in a disaster zone—where shipments of clothing, food and other emergency supplies arrive on pallets—shouldn't be too difficult, the architects figured.
Not only is shelter provided by material once considered a waste byproduct of the emergency response process, the pallets can be recycled when they're no longer needed.
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Homelessness is a systemic issue for communities around the world and, for decades, Los Angeles' skid row has been home to thousands of permanently homeless individuals.
Believing that every person deserves some form of shelter, Tina Hovsepian, a 2009 graduate of the USC School of Architecture, has designed and developed a foldable, portable, emergency housing shelter based on the principles of origami—a design she has field tested in LA's skid row.
Cardborigami is a portable shelter that provides insulated, water-proof, flame-retardant and recyclable space with no assembly required. It expands into a shelter big enough for two people to sleep in. The cardboard origami shelter can fold down small enough to carry or even be placed on bus bike racks for long distance transport.
Cardborigami's mission is to provide temporary, transitional shelter and connections to social services to help get people off the streets. The vision is to bridge the gap between design and humanity by attracting attention to social issues such as homelessness through design.
"With funding we can finalize product development and conduct research by implementing case studies to study behavioral adaptations to the shelter and success rates of those we transition of the streets," said Tina. "We will then refine the structural elements of the shelter to improve the ergonomics of the unit, making sure that it provides a sufficient fit for the human body, its movements, and its cognitive abilities."
More at cardborigami.org
What began as a challenge in a blog post on the Harvard Business Review website in August 2010—figure out a way to construct a simple house for $300 or less—has resulted in a collection of 300 design submissions from around the world (and huge awareness of the need for affordable housing for the extreme poor).
The idea for the $300 house project originated in a conversation between Dartmouth College Tuck School of Business professor Vijay Govindarajan (see related story on page xxx) and marketing consultant Christian Sarkar. Shelter is one of humanity's most basic needs, but a house is a luxury beyond the wildest dreams of most people in the developed world.
The $300 House Open Design Challenge asked designers to figure out a way to construct a simple house that could be built on a massive scale.
More than 300 entries poured in from the global competition, which received widespread media attention.
The winners, selected by the public and a panel of judges comprised of expert designers, architects, and thought leaders, shared $25,000 in total prize money.
A prototyping workshop for six participants followed, as did a trip to Haiti, where the $300 Rural House design was field tested. Plans are underway to build the first house—designed for two adults and four children in the Gaspard neighborhood of Fond des Blanc, a community located 60 miles from Port-au-Prince.
The house "represents a sense of dignity" for the family and the community, said Vijay, who also serves as director of Tuck's Center for Global Leadership. "It is a metaphor for a bundle of core human values that many in our world don't have access to."
More information at 300house.com.
"If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. But, teach a man to fish and you will feed him for a lifetime."
IADDIC Shelters of Flower Mound, Texas has taken the familiar saying to heart, creating not only a line of highly insulated, low-cost, eco-friendly homes and emergency relief shelters–but a business opportunity for local entrepreneurs to help construct them.
IADDIC Shelters are based on a patented new approach to housing, Structurally Insulated Housing (SIH), which relies on a mold-making process to produce temporary shelters and/or permanent homes fast and at high volumes.
The iHouse in the Living Village was made in 2 hours and can house a family of five for approximately $1,500. Measuring 10'x12'x9.5,' the structure has three windows and one door, and its SIH foam walls are imbedded with steel piers for anchoring to any foundation.
"It will not rot, insects will not eat it, is not harmful to pets, people, or the environment, and can be recycled," said Richard Grabowski, CEO of IADDIC, & UN Rio+20 Sustainable Community Advisor.
IADDIC has also created a turn-key business solution for local entrepreneurs in developing countries called The iVillage, which is shipped in containers. The housing solution contains needed materials and supplies to make a large quantity of customized homes, as well as licensing, training and project management to ensure the first projects are successful and the local business thrives.
More at iaddicshelters.com
Japanese architect Shigeru Ban may be known best for his innovative work on three continents—architectural gems such as museums, factories and houses.
But Shigeru's pioneering Paper Tube Structures (PTS) solution for low-cost emergency housing is also gaining international attention.
Shigeru has routinely built shelters for victims of natural and manmade disasters since 1995, when he designed emergency housing with beer-crate foundations and paper-tube walls for survivors of the earthquake in Kobe, Japan.
In 1999, he made prototype tents with paper poles for a refugee camp in post-genocide Rwanda. And he built a paper-frame schoolhouse in Chengdu, China, after the 2008 earthquake that ravaged Sichuan Province, which The New York Times said "typifies the architect's gift for combining poetry and utility."
Most recently, the PTS technology has been deployed in Shigeru's homeland, following the devastating 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011.
Not only can Shigeru's low-cost paper tube structures be molded quickly into load-bearing columns, bent into beautiful trusses and quickly assembled by volunteers without heavy machinery, they can also be made waterproof and fire resistant with varnishes, films and waterproof sponge tape.
More at shigerurbanarchitects.com
David Pennington's passion for aquaponics—the science of efficient food production in a water-based system—has led to the development of a dome shelter made mostly of waste EPS (expanded polystyrene, commonly known by the trade name "Styrofoam").
Aquaponics is the combination of hydroponics (growing plants without soil) with aquaculture, the farming of aquatic organisms. As CEO of Synergy Aquaponics LLC, Dave designs aquaponic systems in which fish waste is filtered and cleaned using plants. The waste byproducts from aquaculture, which are otherwise serious pollutants, are thereby turned into valuable products.
Dave has built a prototype dome structure out of waste EPS near Poetry, Texas. He originally came up with this concept because there wasn't an affordable insulated structure on the market to house aquaculture species, such as tilapia. As it turns out, the same building method can also be used to construct affordable and efficient housing, which is the purpose of the Poetry dome.
To build his domes, Dave affixes an inflated balloon form to a "base ring". A center pole attached to a rotating scaffold allows workers access to spray or hand apply Dave's EPS composite material which, when smoothed and hardened makes a durable insulated shelter or containment vessel. The dome structure—20 feet in diameter and 14 feet tall—is very durable, fireproof, insect and impact resistant, and it can also be recycled repeatedly.
Scale models of various dome designs, along with photos and videos of the first prototype dome, will be on display in the Living Village as will composite samples, construction machinery and even a small aquaponic unit.
More at AquaponicDave.com
Senior Design Project-SMU Lyle School of Engineering
Seniors Ford Binning, Mary Catherine Corey, Farhan Fazal, Michelle Senner
Designed by a team of SMU senior engineering students, the refugee camp is located outside Dolo, Ado, Ethiopia and named Tasfa, or "Hope" in Ethiopian.
Building materials for the camp are native to Ethiopia and require neither water nor any components that need holes bored into the soil; the ground cover is very fine beach sand..
Designed for 56,000 refugees, the camp will be divided into two large areas—one built for 184 communities with a population of 27,600 people and the other with 194 communities and 29,100 people.
Both areas will feature tent shelters that are easily assembled by women and children since they will comprise most of the camp's population.
The shelter tents, called "Rajo" tents ("Rajo" means hope in Somali), will be made of a chicken-wire structure wrapped and tied securely to a PVC frame by rope and PVC fittings and affixed to hooks fastened to stakes attached to a sand-filled base.
Tightly secured canvas will cover the tent structure, except in good weather when it can be rolled up to enjoy the breeze. Animal hides will cover the tent's entrance.
The "Rajo" tents will replace UNHCR refugee tents, which have been in short supply, tend to wear out faster and are often subject to catastrophic failure from the region's notorious and dangerous sandstorms.
Although more expensive than UNHCR tents by $50 each, the "Rajo" tent will house larger families more comfortably, last twice as long and be more stable than UNHCR tents.
Other infrastructure—water supply, restroom facilities and a laundry area—will also be provided.
Although the Senior Design Project is an exercise, the need for new refugee camps in Ethiopia, sadly, is true.
More about the Lyle School of Engineering at smu.edu/lyle.
In the Rio Grande Valley of Texas, residents of Cameron County and its largest city, Brownsville, have seen more than their fair share of hurricanes and the havoc they leave behind.
The Rapido shelter prototype, debuting for the first time in the Living Village during E&H Week, seeks to help South Texas residents not only get back into a shelter, but help them create an attractive, permanent home.
bcWORKSHOP, which provided the commissary and a portable gallery at last year's inaugural E&H Week, is developing the Rapido prototype as part of the state of Texas' Natural Disaster Housing Reconstruction Plan, which seeks to test the feasibility of rapidly deployed replacement housing for victims of federally-declared natural disasters.
Until E&H Week, Rapido prototypes have been confined to designs on paper. But the prototype designs will come alive in the Living Village as bcWORKSHOP will experiment with specific design elements.
During E&H Week, bcWORKSHOP designers will be seeking feedback from SMU students and visitors to help them incrementally improve the project's design, construction process, deployment method, organizational requirements, and performance.
In the near future, Rapido shelters will actually be constructed as prototype homes for victims of previous natural disasters in Cameron County as part of the feasibility testing for delivering rapidly deployed replacement housing. bcWORKSHOP designers have already held community meetings with county residents to seek their input on the prototypes.
"bcWORKSHOP'S disaster housing reconstruction strategy engages residents throughout and contributes to the sustainable growth of place by enabling communities to recover faster and allowing families to rebuild stronger," said Dallas architect Brent Brown and founding director of bcWORKSHOP.
More at bcworkshop.org.
SMU Habitat for Humanity Shelter
Chartered in 2009, the SMU Chapter of Habitat for Humanity will debut a new design for a Habitat shelter in the Living Village.
Members of the chapter work closely with Highland Park Methodist Church and Dallas Habitat for Humanity to build quality homes for deserving, needy people locally throughout the school year, said Gwen Carris, chapter treasurer.
During summers, several chapter members participate in international build events in places such as Paraguay, El Salvador and Costa Rica.
"Engineering in Humanity Week's goals directly align with Habitat for Humanity's goals," said Gwen, a freshman Civil Engineer and Spanish major. "We want to enable people everywhere to live healthy, productive lives, regardless of where they are born. Home ownership enables stability, community, and safety for families and children, which in turn brings about an increase in education and economic prospects."
More about Habitat for Humanity at habitat.org


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Video distributors love to celebrate anniversaries with reissues of their major titles.
"Ben-Hur" appeared in 2011 in a belated deluxe 50th anniversary edition — the restoration of the 1959 best picture Oscar winner was so complicated that Warner Home Video delivered the DVD set two years late.
A multi-disc anniversary edition of the 1961 hit "West Side Story" was released on time in 2011, packed with great extras.
No one marked the 50th anniversary of the landmark British film "Victim," however. It popped up on my Netflix queue a while ago — I forgot that I put it on the list — and I was amazed by how little time has dimmed the power of this Basil Dearden-directed thriller about a blackmail ring in London.
"Victim" was considered quite daring in its day — on both sides of the Atlantic — because it was one of the first films to deal with homosexuality in a serious manner and Dirk Bogarde was the first major actor to agree to play a gay character.
Bogarde stars in the film as a closeted married lawyer whose career is threatened by blackmailers. In 1961, homosexuality was still a criminal offense in England so rich and powerful gays became the targets of extortion attempts.
For Bogarde, the role represented a real risk because he was a reigning romantic screen idol of the 1950s. His managers violently opposed the actor agreeing to star in "Victim."
It's still considered dicey for major stars to tackle gay roles in today's marketplace, but 50 years ago it was downright dangerous.
Bogarde was so tired of playing bland heroes, however, that he believed he had little to lose. "I was the Loretta Young of England," he told a reporter a few years later.
The actor's risk paid off. "Victim" stirred up real controversy so lots of people saw Bogarde's powerhouse performance. From that point on, he was able to avoid pretty boy roles in favor of provocative fare such as "The Servant" (1963) and "The Damned" (1969).
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January 01, 2012, 8:56 PM — After a one-month pause, Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) resumed its usage share slide in December, dropping to a new low and setting the stage for a fall below 50% as early as March.
IE lost eight-tenths of a percentage point last month to end with a share of 51.9%, according to California-based metrics company Net Applications. IE dropped more than seven points during 2011.
In November, said Net Applications, IE held steady, the only month in the year when it did not lose share.
Google's Chrome benefited most from IE's decline, growing its share by nine-tenths of a percentage point to a record high of 19.1%. Chrome should crack the 20% mark either this month or in February.
As was its practice during much of 2011, Microsoft did not address the continued slide of IE, but instead pointed to IE9's performance on Windows 7, a combination the company has repeatedly said is the only metric that matters.
"Based on where the December data currently stands," said Roger Capriotti, the head of IE marketing, in a Dec. 30 blog , "we're pleased to say IE9 ... will soon take the top spot from IE8 on Windows 7, with usage share expected to come in at nearly 25.6% this month."
Neither Microsoft nor Net Applications -- which does not make OS-specific browser statistics available to the public -- published definitive December IE9-Windows 7 numbers on Jan. 1.
On all operating systems, IE9 held an 11.5% share during December, an increase of 1.2 points over November. IE8 remained Microsoft's most-popular browser by far, accounting for 27.3% of all browsers used, or more than half of all versions of IE.
Other editions also slid last month: IE7 dropped to 4.8% and IE6, which Microsoft has been trying to euthanize since 2009, fell to 7.3%.
Microsoft's recent decision to automatically upgrade older editions of IE may depress IE6 and IE7 numbers further during 2012 in favor of IE8 and IE9, but it's unclear if the move will stem IE's overall defections.
Chrome has gained most of what IE and Mozilla's Firefox lost this year, boosting its numbers by 8.8 points in 2011. Firefox, which dropped three-tenths of a point during December and 1.9 points for the year, ended 2011 with 21.8%, a new low.


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With Tiger Woods endorsing Nike since the mid-1990s, it is only fitting that he had his own specially designed sneaker. The classic Nike Blazer is used as the base, although much detailing is put into the shoe, setting it aside from previous versions. For example, the white uppers feature dimpled leather resembling a golf ball, gold faux tiger camo fur is used on the swoosh, and an Official Masters Tournament logo is contained on the heel. Also, a "Green Hoody" jacket is shown on the tongue matching the green inner lining. The pair will be available on August 16th at select Nike retailers, including Rock Paper Scissors. via Hypebeast
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The new season of Show People with Paul Wontorek kicks off with Les Miserables star Aaron Tveit. Hear him dish about his Les Miz co-stars, going undercover on his new TV show Graceland and why he says "no" to social media.
On his third appearance on Show People with Paul Wontorek, Broadway favorite Aaron Tveit talks about his TV and film work, his passionate fans and the importance of flossing.July 3, 2014
The new season of Show People with Paul Wontorek kicks off with Les Miserables star Aaron Tveit. Hear him dish about his Les Miz co-stars, going undercover on his new TV show Graceland and why he says "no" to social media.January 4, 2013
On the 100th episode of Show People, Norbert Leo Butz chats about Daphne Rubin-Vega's dirty jokes, making Kristin Chenoweth cry, rocking leather jackets and Wicked earrings, and why Big Fish is like Beaches for straight guys.November 7, 2013
Susan Blackwell and Paul Wontorek interview 2013 Broadway.com Audience Choice Award winners, nominees and presenters at the VIP after-party.May 9, 2013
The dashing young star of this hot new musical sits down to talk about his rising career.March 25, 2011
In this week's episode, we take a look at some shows aiming for Broadway, crown one of our vloggers as Star of the Week and get a lesson in Broadway etiquette from a two-time Tony winner. Enjoy!July 9, 2014
Original cast member Aaron Tveit sings "I'm Alive" from "Next to Normal"January 28, 2010
In the week's fast-paced episode, the Broadway.com staff has the skinny on everything from the March Madness champ to Sutton Foster's return to the New York stage and a You're the One That I Want reunion!April 10, 2013
Molly, she's here! Broadway favorite Rachelle Rak on her new gig as a judge on Lifetime's Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition, a glossary of her lingo (gagagaga) and getting a serious rise out of her Catch Me If You Can co-star.August 29, 2013
Meet the rising star who plays a troubled teen in the new musical NEXT TO NORMAL.March 18, 2009
Awards season is at full throttle, and the Broadway.com team is in a star-filled frenzy of activity. Want to see Sutton Foster, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Aaron Tveit, Deborah Cox, Orfeh and many more? Click on!May 1, 2013
On this week's thrilling episode of The Broadway.com Show, a Gossip Girl hits the Main Stem, Aaron Tveit is back on Broadway (sorta!), Sutton Foster returns to TV and more!December 11, 2013


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Hello Alice.
I enjoyed this. It made me think about what I do.
i will light candles to create shadows on the walls at night. Play good music, and put all my efforts into being in the room. IN THE ROOM.
When I succeed It last for months. When I don't, I just wait until the next time. But, I usually can achieve the experience of being in the moment.
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Tori Spelling found out she was pregnant while being treated for a migraine in hospital.
The 38-year-old actress had just given birth to baby Hattie, now five-months-old, when she and husband Dean McDermott discovered she was expecting a fourth child.
She explained: 'We found out the news together. I had chronic migraines and I was in the emergency room getting treated for one of my migraines and when I got there they said, 'Before we can treat you, you have to do the pee in the cup'. And I said 'Oh, don't worry I'm not pregnant. I just had a baby a month ago', and they , 'Sorry, it's policy at the hospital'.
'So I did it, and they came back and said, 'You're pregnant!' And I said, 'That can't be!"
But after a blood test confirmed the news, the couple - who also have Liam, five, and Stella, three - decided it must be fate.
She told Access Hollywood: 'Dean and I kind of sat there in shock for a while and then we said, 'Well, we wanted four … This is when our miracle wanted to come so we'll take it'.'


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Lake Forest, IL (SportsNetwork.com) - A federal judge reportedly sentenced former Chicago Bears wide receiver Sam Hurd to 15 years in prison on a drug- trafficking conviction.
According to the Chicago Tribune, the 28-year-old Hurd pleaded guilty in April to conspiring to possess and distribute marijuana and cocaine. Hurd had been held in prison since then after a judge revoked his bond more than a year ago.
Hurd was originally arrested in December 2011 after purchasing a kilogram of cocaine from an undercover officer, and had told the officer that he wanted up to 10 kilograms and a half ton of marijuana per week for distribution in the Chicago area.
Hurd, who spent the first five years of his career with the Dallas Cowboys before joining the Bears as a free agent in 2011, faced a minimum of 10 years in prison under federal law with a possible maximum life sentence.
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Best of the Bunch
Published on Friday, January 10, 2014 - 9:19am
This year was a bumper crop of stellar cookbooks. I've put together a brief list of some of my favorites and, of course, my biases come through.
I love ethnic food and I'm becoming more and more fascinated with inventive and imaginative vegetarian cuisine. Below are six of the best cookbooks that were published in 2013.
Jeff Koehler's Spain: Recipes and Traditions From the Verdant Hills of the Basque Country to the Coastal Waters of Andalucia is a tour de force of Spanish cuisine in all its variations.
The book is divided into chapters by food-type -- shellfish, eggs, meats, etc. -- and highlights recipes from each region for said ingredients. Beautiful photographs fill the book and Koehler spotlights essential Iberian ingredients throughout.
Having recently visited Spain where each day was a culinary revelation – this book makes me want to return now!
Fuchsia Dunlop's Every Grain of Rice: Simple Chinese Home Cooking is one of the best introductions to Chinese cooking I have seen in a while. Chinese cooking can be intimidating on many levels from difficult to obtain ingredients to foreign ways of preparation.
Fuchsia has written a book that presents the healthy aspects of Chinese cooking focusing heavily on vegetables but not eliminating beef, chicken and pork. The book starts with a wonderful section on the basics explaining in detail the essential ingredients, methods of preparation, equipment and menu planning.
Andy Ricker is arguably one of the most recognizable names when it comes to authentic Thai food in America. His flagship restaurant Pok Pok in Portland, Ore., has been written about more times than you can shake a long stalk of lemongrass at.
Pok Pok: Food and Stories From the Streets, Homes, and Roadside Restaurants of Thailand is bursting with many of the recipes that have made his restaurant(s) so memorable. These recipes are the real deal and may require a full day shopping for many of the difficult-to-obtain ingredients.
Thankfully, Ricker provides detailed explanations of key ingredients and mail-order sources.
This is a must read for any fan of Thai cuisine and culture.
Two of the grande dames of the food movement returned this year with truly inspiring and inventive books focusing on vegetarian cooking. The first is Deborah Madison's Vegetable Literacy: Cooking and Gardening With Twelve Families From the Edible Plant Kingdom, With Over 300 Deliciously Simple Recipes. Madison's beautifully photographed book is nothing short of encyclopedic. She groups like vegetables into twelve family categories and provides information on their varieties, care, preparation, as well as many spectacular recipes.
The second is Mollie Katzen's The Heart of the Plate: Vegetarian Recipes for a New Generation.
Katzen is best known as the author of the classic Moosewood cookbook, which was published in 1977 and revised in 1992. While not as in-depth as Madison's book, Katzen's book is full of uncomplicated recipes focusing on fresh ingredients often with an international twist. She provides a nice section on vegetarian and vegan menu planning.
Finally, One Good Dish by New York Times columnist David Tanis focuses on just that: Instead of worrying about an elaborate three-course meal, focus on one good dish. Tanis's volume contains seductively easy to prepare recipes for snacks, condiments, sandwiches and "pleasures in a bowl."
The book has some standouts including waffle-iron grilled cheese which, in the middle of the current Polar Vortex, sounds just about right.
These are only six of what was really a standout year for cookbooks. Check out the library's collection for other amazing titles. Here's to 2014 and a lot more to come!


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There used to be a time when any ticket for a concert, club night or gig was backed in large letters telling you no photographs or video footage were allowed to be taken at the event. Nowadays it appears you are actively encouraged to do so.
At least DJ Tiesto is encouraging his fans to do so. Dutchman Tiesto, who is currently ranked as the top grossing concert DJ by US based Billboard, is asking fans to take video on their mobiles at his 'concerts' and send it in to him. The same will then be used to help create a crowd-sourced music video using mobile phone footage from concert audiences around the world.
The campaign is being launched in association with SD card manufacturer SanDisk who are offering specially marked cards containing exclusive tracks from DJ Tiesto and sponsoring a number of his forthcoming arena gigs.
Concert-goers will be able to send their video-clips to www.wakeupyourphone.com/tiesto with Tiesto set to select his favourite fan-created clips for use in a future music video.
For those interesting in trying their hand at filming for the music video, Tiesto hits the UK on his current tour on:
July 30th – Victoria Park, London
September 21 – Scala Club, London
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MONDAY, Oct. 11 (HealthDay News) -- The number of older
Americans undergoing treatment for retinal conditions such as
age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and diabetic retinopathy
nearly doubled between 1997 and 2007, with a significant shift in
the types of procedures being performed, a new study has found.
Age-related macular degeneration is a progressive disease of the
retina that causes the loss of central vision, and 40 percent of
people with diabetes have some form of diabetic retinopathy, a
condition in which blood vessels stop feeding the retina properly,
according to the American Foundation for the Blind. Both conditions
can cause vision loss and blindness.
The researchers analyzed Medicare data from 1997 to 2007 and
found that the number of retinal procedures increased 192 percent
during that period. The largest year-to-year increase (20 percent)
occurred between 2006 and 2007, according to the study published in
the October issue of the journal
Archives of Ophthalmology.
The largest increase in volume was seen in treatments for
neovascular, or "wet," AMD. New treatments for this condition
include intravitreal therapy -- drug injections directly into the
eye -- of antibodies that block the formation of new blood vessels.
Between 1997 and 2001, fewer than 5,000 such injections were
performed each year, but rates more than doubled each year through
2006. In 2007, there were 812,413 such injections, the study
authors noted in a news release from the journal's publisher.
The use of photodynamic therapy -- a laser treatment for
neovascular AMD -- peaked at 133,565 procedures in 2004 and then
decreased 83 percent to 22,675 procedures in 2007. Laser treatment
of potentially cancerous eye tumors and the "wet" form of AMD
decreased from a peak of 82,089 in 1999 to 13,821 in 2007 (another
83 percent decrease), the researchers found.
Among the other findings:
"Retinal disease is highly prevalent among older individuals, and both age-related macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy account for more than half the irreversible blindness in older Americans. The prevalence of both macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy increases with age, and the number of Americans affected by these conditions is expected to increase substantially as the number of Americans older than 65 years doubles from 2010 to 2040," study author Dr. Pradeep Ramulu, of Wilmer Eye Institute at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, and colleagues wrote in the article.
More information
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Monica Ashour is a cofounder of the Theology of the Body Evangelization Team, Inc. (TOBET), a non-profit group based in Texas that promotes Pope John Paul's seminal work known as The Theology of the Body with study groups, speaking engagements, and retreats around the nation. As the primary speaker and executive director of TOBET, she has also helped initiate the Theology of the Body For Teens By Teens, set in motion by young people transformed by her faithful teaching of the Theology of the Body.
Before becoming a national speaker, Monica served as a campus minister at St. Mary's Catholic Church of Texas A&M University from 1996 to 1999. There she launched the now nationwide Nun Run, in which young women travel around the nation visiting convents. Before and after her stint at St. Mary's, Monica enjoyed 18 years teaching theology and literature in the high school classroom.
Monica's energetic work has been acclaimed by various groups, from being named Bishop Farrell's Pro-Life Person of the Year in Civic Action to the Catholic Foundation's Work of Heart award for inspiring teaching.
Monica's master's degree in Theological Studies is complemented with a master's degree in Humanities, both from the University of Dallas; thus, her attention is not only to theology but also to beauty and culture, making her talks on the Theology of the Body truly unique.
The October 24, 2010 Our Sunday Visitor lists Monica Ashour as one of the top 10 speakers in the nation saying: "Although Ashour, who co-founded the Texas-based Theology of the Body Evangelization Team, speaks to adults as well as teens, there are few speakers as experienced and gifted as Ashour at reaching young Catholics." Her interview with Zenit, an international online Catholic publication, was published on September 10, 2010. Monica has a chapter published in Set Free to Love: Lives Changed by the Theology of the Body by Servant Books. Early in 2011, Monica will be published by Ascension Press in three ways: as a consultant to the new junior high curriculum on the Theology of the Body, as author to a pamphlet entitled "The Theology of the Body and Social Networking," and as author of a children's series based on key concepts of the Theology of the Body.
Monica lives in Dallas, Texas, where she employs her singleness in ready devotion to her mission: spreading the good news of love through Pope John Paul's Theology of the Body. Click here to view Monica's Curriculum Vitae.
|John Austin is currently working on his Master's Degree in Theological and Pastoral Studies at the University of Dallas. He is happily married to his wife, Kim, celebrating 23 years of marriage with their 3 children that attend The Highlands School in Irving, Texas. Employed at Abbott Medical Optics, he is responsible for sales of LASIK lasers to eye surgeons across the southern US and Puerto Rico, and he speaks at conferences relating to the eye care industry. He was involved with Fullness of Truth Catholic Evangelization Ministries in Houston before moving to the Dallas area. Since moving to Dallas, John has been involved in his men's group organizing silent retreats for adults, teaching Theology of the Body to married couples, and helping facilitate retreats for middle school kids. Theology of the Body has transformed his marriage and his family. He hopes and prays that his witness on TOB will help transform others lives as well.
|Gabbi and Isaac have each been involved with TOBET for about a year now, attending the weekly study group and volunteering at TOBET events. Gabbi, a cradle Catholic, graduated from University of Dallas with a degree in History, and Isaac received a degree in Philosophy from SMU, where he converted to Catholicism on Easter 2011. They met and got to know each other at the TOBET study group and started dating in May of last year. The Theology of the Body greatly informs the approach they take to their dating relationship: making a gift of themselves to each other in order to grow deeper in relationship with God.
|Julie Heinen completed her undergraduate degree in philosophy from Ave Maria College as well as her master's degree from the John Paul II Institute for Marriage and Family Studies in Melbourne, Australia. From this unique educational background, she has obtained a formation which includes subjects such as the social sciences, faith, the human person, modern philosophies, and culture. She is fascinated by the modern world's challenges to the Church, with its thought-provoking and worthwhile questions through philosophy, science, technology, and questions of the heart. She has come to discover that the Church offers answers to these questions, answers that are positive, attractive, loving and real. She desires to spread the Gospel message of Christ, particularly His promise that "I came so that they may have life, and may have it abundantly" (Jn 10:10).
|Raised in a Catholic family but lured away from the Lord in high school by worldly attractions before returning to the Church, Daniel Lehew is especially equipped to reach teens and adults in what it means to live the Theology of the Body. His journey back to the Lord set him on a new path, including time in seminary before discerning he was called to marriage. Daniel has a Degree in Philosophy from Dominican University, is a certified speaker for TOBET, and is a certified personal trainer, wanting to help people grow physically and spiritually. He also volunteers with the youth ministry program at his parish. Passionately in love with Jesus and the Church, Daniel shares that zeal with others as an absolutely dynamic speaker. Daniel lives with his wife Naomi and their son Elijah in Coppell, Texas.
|Amy and Daniel have been married for 13 years and have 5 children. Daniel works as an independent contractor for a law firm headquartered in Philadelphia. In addition to her primary role as wife and mother, Amy is pursuing a Masters Degree in Theological Studies from the Institute of Pastoral Theology through Ave Maria University. She is also a math tutor for middle and high school students.
Together Daniel and Amy are speakers for TOBET's Marriage Preparation Program, bringing to it their combined knowledge and experience of love within the marriage vocation and the truths of John Paul II's Theology of the Body. They are vibrant and engaging and are a valuable resource for anyone who wants to better understand Theology of the Body and how to live it out in everyday life.
|Brian Vallone, a junior Business major at the University of Dallas, has his hometown in Houston, Texas. Brian loves growing deeper in his faith and sharing his life experiences with others. His involvement in teaching young people about God's unfailing love can be traced back to his days as a camp counselor at age 16. Brian is a very extroverted person and isn't afraid to look like a fool for Jesus. He is most excited about deepening his love for the Theology of the Body and understanding who God has called him to be.
|Annie Vining received a bachelor's degree in Philosophy with minors in Religious Studies and Spanish from Texas A&M University. She holds a masters degree in Theology from the University of Dallas, where she focused on marriage and the family particularly as they are presented in the writings of Pope John Paul II. An internationally published author, Annie has years of experience giving presentations to different religious organizations. She is the president of the Theology of the Body Evangelization Team, a non-profit organization formed to spread Pope John Paul II's explanation of the Church's teaching on sex and marriage. Annie and her husband Steven are proud parents four children.


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I was craving comfort food, and based on the reviews, decided to give this a try. No one in my family would eat this -- including me. I thought it was awful as did my husband and kids. Bummer.
All-American Meat Loaf
Photo: Johnny Autry; Styling: Leigh Ann Ross
We updated the classic recipe by adding cheddar cheese and tangy buttermilk.
Yield: Serves 6 (serving size: 1 slice)
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Recipe Time
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15 Minutes
Total: 1 Hour, 10 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 258
- Fat: 12.6g
- Saturated fat: 5.8g
- Monounsaturated fat: 4g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.6g
- Protein: 21.2g
- Carbohydrate: 14g
- Fiber: 0.8g
- Cholesterol: 119mg
- Iron: 2.6mg
- Sodium: 557mg
- Calcium: 104mg
- 1 1/2 ounces French bread, torn into pieces
- 1/2 cup ketchup, divided
- 1 cup coarsely chopped onion
- 5 tablespoons chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley, divided
- 1/4 cup nonfat buttermilk
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh garlic (about 3 cloves)
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 2 ounces sharp cheddar cheese, diced
- 2 large eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 pound ground sirloin
- Cooking spray
- 1. Preheat oven to 350°.
- 2. Place bread in a food processor; pulse 10 times or until coarse crumbs measure 1 cup. Arrange breadcrumbs in an even layer on a baking sheet. Bake at 350° for 6 minutes or until lightly toasted; cool. Combine toasted breadcrumbs, 1/4 cup ketchup, onion, 3 tablespoons parsley, and remaining ingredients except cooking spray in a bowl; gently mix until just combined.
- 3. Transfer the mixture to a 9 x 5inch loaf pan coated with cooking spray; do not pack. Bake at 350° for 30 minutes. Brush top of loaf with remaining 1/4 cup ketchup. Bake an additional 25 minutes or until thermometer registers 160°. Let stand for 10 minutes, and cut into 6 slices. Sprinkle with remaining parsley.
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- COOKING METHOD: Bake, Food Processor
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MONDAY, Oct. 11 (HealthDay News) -- Chocolate Halloween candy
may be a treat for children but poses a serious threat to pets,
warns an expert.
Pets who consume chocolate can experience vomiting, diarrhea,
excessive thirst and urination, irregular heartbeat, tremors,
seizures and even death, said Susan Nelson, a Kansas State
University veterinarian. These problems are mainly caused by a
substance in chocolate called theobromine.
Different types of chocolate have varying concentrations of
theobromine. Baking chocolate contains the most, semisweet and milk
chocolate sport a medium amount, and white chocolate has the least,
Nelson explained in a university news release.
If your pet consumes a large quantity of chocolate, you should
call a veterinarian or emergency clinic immediately, Nelson
"Chocolate consumption is a very common problem among pets, dogs especially," but it can also harm cats, birds, rats and ferrets, Nelson said in the news release. "It is important to recognize that individual reactions vary by pets, but it is best to assume your pet is one of the sensitive ones and not delay in seeking advice from your veterinarian. Be aware of the chocolate sources in your house, and tell any new dog owner about this potential threat to their pet."
In order to protect pets, she suggests keeping all foods out of
their reach and confining pets during family gatherings and parties
so that guests don't feed them.
More information
The American Veterinary Medical Association has more about
household hazards to pets.
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Cameron's Tech City: Desks? Yes. Cash? Yes. Coders? Nope
Risk vs reward
Part of the problem is wages, but the flip side of that is potential rewards. If the startup you join goes well, the idea is that'll offset the crap wages you get at the start.
The problem comes when the developer looks at the startup idea, works out the chance of it being sold for big money, realises that chance is infinitesimally small, and goes to work for somewhere that can pay more and/or is somewhere nicer to be / easier to commute to etc.
Lots of developers I know are pretty risk averse. They are more than capable of seeing the flaws in the ideas behind most of the startups in Silicon Roundabout / Tech City, or indeed anywhere else. For the ones who don't mind a bit of risk, they can go freelancing or contracting and earn a hell of a lot more than £22-25K, especially if they contract in London. OK, that doesn't give you the pay out of being an early worker for Instagram, but very, very few businesses get sold for that sort of money, and a bright, capable developer is going to know that.
So you end up with a very small group of potential applicants who have good skills, and are willing to take the risk of working for somewhere that's likely to flame out in a couple of years, but if it just happens to take off, you probably (well, might) earn enough to pay back all the credit cards you've been living on because of the crap wages. If you're really lucky, you might get a bigger payout, and a chance to work for a nice big company like Yahoo or Google for a couple of years until you earn out your shares, or have the last of your motivation ground out of you by their management processes. Yay, sounds like a great deal!
Wave power prototype sinks after seven weeks
Bilge pump?
I'm not a seafaring engineer or anything, but I'd have thought a design with a floatation area emptied by a bilge pump was always going to be in trouble, especially if there's no one around to fix the pump.
Surely they'd have been better off filling that area with foam so it wouldn't flood at all?
Wii propels Nintendo sales to record heights
@So what next?
I believe Nintendo tried the home media device angle in Japan, I can't remember if it was in the NES/SNES days or a touch earlier. They got thoroughly burnt and I think that's a big reason why they haven't tried doing that in the current generation.
Amazingly, they seem to think that people want to buy a games console to play games, and if they make it fun, lots of people might buy them. I realise that seems like heresy in the current market, but it seems to be working well for Nintendo at the moment.
Blog calls for Google boycott
Why is this on the Register?
What's this story doing on el Reg? A blogger suggests not using the major search engines for a day, some of their readers can't manage it, some can. Big whoop. I can see it getting on Digg or Reddit, I'm not sure quite why it's on a professional news site.
This article seems to be here just to promote his blog. Great for him - he seems to have some SEO roots - but why did it get past the editors?
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Better if they were improving Leopard
I hope the real reason for the delay is that they'll add some more stuff in to Leopard to make the upgrade from 10.4 worth doing.
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it felt good to walk 2 miles through the city to my friend's apartment. i miss doing that.
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it felt good eating at a restaurant i have never eaten ate. i miss doing that.
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New details are coming to light about the Robin Thicke and Paula Patton split, regarding who initiated the breakup and who is begging for a second chance at marriage.
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Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - Joe Mather delivered a two-out, two-run single in the bottom of the ninth inning to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 3-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals in the opener of a three-game series at Wrigley Field.
Jason Motte (1-1) struck out Alfonso Soriano swinging to begin the inning, but pinch-hitter Bryan LaHair fouled off six pitches after working a full count. Motte's 12th pitch of the at-bat was ball four and the right-hander then walked Geovany Soto on four consecutive pitches.
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Chicago starter Matt Garza gave up two runs on four hits, walked three and fanned five in seven innings. Mather's late-game heroics made a winner out of Rafael Dolis (1-1), who pitched 1 2/3 innings.
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The Cardinals loaded the bases later in the frame, but Garza retired Garcia on a fly ball to right.
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