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Popular property highlights
Situated in Venice, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Pelican Pointe Golf and Country Club, Venetian Golf and River Club, and Fox Lea Farm. Venice Beach and Jacaranda West Country Club are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
Along with an outdoor pool, this smoke-free hotel has a 24-hour fitness center and a snack bar/deli. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a spa tub, coffee/tea in a common area, and a business center.
Room Amenities
All 103 rooms provide free WiFi and free wired Internet, Smart TVs with cable channels, and conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves. For a bit of entertainment, flat-screen TVs come with Netflix, and guests will also find iPod docks and ironing boards.
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- Friendly, helpful staff
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Venice provides a spa tub and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a snack bar/deli. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access.
This hotel offers access to a business center. This Venice hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Venice is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 103
- Number of floors - 4
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With virtually every Nike Sportswear running silhouette receiving the camo treatment this summer, its only natural that the popular Roshe Run joins in on the action. Shown here in Black / Sail / Mercury Grey, the "Camo" Roshe features a ripstop nylon upper covered in tiger camouflage, all resting on a simple Phylon sole.
The Nike Roshe Run "Camo" drops in the coming weeks at select Nike Sportswear retailers, and is available for order now at atmos Tokyo.


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MILLERSBURG -- Even after midnight, the outcome was too close to call in the race to fill the Ohio House seat for District 98. A half hour later, the votes were in, but a clear winner had yet to emerge.
With only 96.3 percent of Tuscarawas County's votes in as Tuesday became Wednesday, Joshua O'Farrell, D-New Philadelphia, was besting 96th District State Rep. Al Landis, R-Dover, by only 118 votes.
In the race to fill the position, Landis clearly defeated his challenger in Holmes County, where, 77 percent of the voters supported Landis by a vote of 4,780-1,417.
But, in both men's home county of Tuscarawas, it was O'Farrell who led the race throughout the night and into the morning. At midnight, he'd captured 20,420 votes, while Landis had won the support of only 17,175 voters.
And so, with results from three precincts outstanding, O'Farrell led the vote count by a slim margin of 21,955-21,837.
Then, the final votes rolled in, catapulting Landis upward and past O'Farrell, bringing the total number of votes to 22,627-22,367 in Landis' favor.
It was a margin with which neither candidate was comfortable early Wednesday morning.
"This isn't final yet. We're sitting on a little bit of a lead, but we just have to wait patiently," said Landis. "We're cautiously optimistic, and it's now in the hands of the board of elections."
O'Farrell had campaigned on a platform of transcending the differences between the parties and effect "policies to protect middle class families and middle class values."
Landis said he remains focused on the issue that led him to first seek office in 2010 -- jobs. He said he feels like his origins in the private sector, combined with his 2010 victory that earned him the 96th District House seat likely appealed to area voters.
"We knew it would be a very tough race. It was a presidential election, and with a democratic president, we knew it would bring out a lot of voters," said Landis.
With 205 provisional ballots in Holmes County and 1,823 provisional ballots in Tuscarawas County yet to be counted, O'Farrell said, "It means we're going to be waiting for 10 days."
"We've been engaged in this process for nearly two years, and it's finality will not be decided for another 10 days. That's what happens when you are a moderate democrat running in a district that has been drawn by republicans to protect a republican incumbent.
"The only way to overcome that is by outworking him, and we did that and we did that for two years. We're proud of the effort we put forth. We knocked on over 23,000 doors and will continue to put forth the effort necessary to win this seat," said O'Farrell who noted that despite being 260 votes behind the race is "not even close to being over."
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Based on the latest observations with this storm, significant changes to the snow forecast had to be made. The steady, heavy snowfall is clearly focused from the Delaware River on east through Connecticut and the New York City metropolitan area. The Philadelphia metropolitan area is on the edge of the steady snowfall but will likely see snowfall totals around 3 or 4 inches. Points to the west can expect a trace to two inches of snow via snow showers through this evening. Winds are also becoming less of an issue with forecasted winds from the northwest at 10 to 20 mph with gusts over 40 mph.
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I don't really buy shoes too frequently, but lately I've found myself oohing and ahhing over so many pairs of boots that they're slowly starting to fill up my limited closet space. Here are a few favorites, what boots are you loving this winter?
Sam Edelman Petty Boot Hasbeens Clog Boot Clarks Desert Boot
Tretorn Jossi Boot H by Hudson Riley Boot Steve Madden Troopa Boot
Those Sam Edelmans are cute, and I've been lusting after Hasbeens boots for years now. I'm a wee bit boot obsessed, fairly constantly, but my latest obsession was findin the perfect black bootie with a slightly higher heel. In case you're interested I did exhaustive scientific research on the subject (ha!)
Just to whet your appetite a bit!
I bought some Swedish Hasbeens and I am in LOVE. They are so cute, comfortable and I'm always looking for new ways to wear them. Worth the big price tag 🙂
love the sam edelman booties! x
thanks so much for doing this post! i live in chicago and am always trying to figure out what stylish boot options i have to wear oct. – march when the weather is too cold/rainy/snowy/slushy for anything else. love these!!
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A two year old has multiple blisters on tongue. What could be the cause?
There are multiple possibilities, many of which are not dental related, that could have caused the blisters on your child's tongue. I would recommend that you take your child to his or her pediatrician for an evaluation of the blisters and their cause.
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Mark, In the future, please post to pgsql-cygwin(at)postgresql(dot)org instead of sending private email, so others can benefit too. On Sat, Sep 15, 2001 at 03:21:49PM +0800, mark hesketh wrote: > I've installed cygipc and I still get the problem (see below). > > > > >This file contains any messages produced by compilers while > >running configure, to aid debugging if configure makes a mistake. > > > >configure:629: checking host system type > >configure:655: checking which template to use > >configure:818: checking whether to build with locale support > >configure:847: checking whether to build with recode support > >configure:877: checking whether to build with multibyte character support > >configure:929: checking whether to build with Unicode conversion support > >configure:960: checking for default port number > >configure:994: checking for default soft limit on number of connections > >configure:1118: checking for gcc > >configure:1231: checking whether the C compiler (gcc ) works > >configure:1247: gcc -o conftest conftest.c 1>&5 > >gcc: installation problem, cannot exec `as': No such file or directory ^^ > >configure: failed program was: > > > >#line 1242 "configure" > >#include "confdefs.h" > > > >main(){return(0);} > > > > Can you shed any light? Yes. > Do I need to reinstall gcc? No. You need to install binutils. Please install *all* Cygwin packages, unless you really know what you are doing. Thanks, Jason
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This country desperately needs to elect people with common sense for our government offices.
We need only look back a very few years to see the results of electing people who have likable personalities and no common sense.
Or look to the last election to see how out-of-touch with reality some candidates really are.
So I was disappointed with Chris Christie's emotional, defensive reaction to the doctor who pointed out how potentially dangerous his weight is to his future.
People lucky enough to have good genes may be able to live with good health, even though they're overweight, for some time. But a look at actuarial tables will tell them that they're tempting fate.
Then there are the many problems those of us with weight problems must constantly live with.
A few of these problems are having the ability to get enough exercise to retain good health, problems with sleep apnea, diabetes, infertility and childbirth, metabolic disorders, high blood pressure and cholesterol.
In my case the more weight I gained the harder time I had getting into my tub, walking, doing my job, (eg. bending over a medicine cart), and so on and so on.
Also, people who are obese like I was, have more accidents such as falling. Mr. Christie's children have good reason to worry about their father's weight.
If, like most of us, Chris has a terrible time controlling his weight, I would think he would look at the doctor's advice as a goodwill gesture to remind him of his likely fate and opportunity to change it.
Then I would hope he could look at the issue logically and see it as follows: I have a potentially dangerous, fatal problem. What can I do to help myself and those who love me and/or are relying on me.
If he finds he's unable to resolve the problem with diet and exercise then he needs to take the next step, and consider bariatric surgery, which is now quite safe, especially considering the alternatives.
Most importantly he needs to do this before his health has failed to the point that he's no longer a good candidate for this surgery.
How much longer and more enjoyable the remainder of his life could be!
And his loved ones and constituents would have one less thing to worry about.
I'm so sad to have just lost a lovely, intelligent cousin to the ravages of type two diabetes.
She also, denied her obesity being a big problem until it was too late.
I would tell Chris that both her overweight parents lived surprisingly long, healthy lives but their offspring have been far less lucky.
Mr. Christie should thank the doctor for her concern instead of missing his opportunity here.
I'm disappointed with his thinking. That is not the kind of thinking we need in the White House.
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I recently started reading the bible (for the first time). Joined a bible study, we're working our way through the Gospel of Mark. I really enjoy it and since calligraphy is another hobby of mine I was searching for passages or psalms to put on christmas cards. But I don't know where to look. can you give me a nudge in the right direction? There's just SO MUCH (to read)! lol What are your favorite bits to read when it comes to Christmas? I'd really like something light-related, if you know what I mean.Answer Question
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Bill backed by Equality Texas seeks to determine why there have been only 9 prosecutions in 8 years despite more than 1,800 incidents
LGBT rights advocates were celebrating this week after a bill that would establish a committee to study the effectiveness of the James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Act passed out of the Texas House Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence on an 8-2 vote.
Since the hate crimes law was enacted in 2001, there have been more than 1,800 bias-based crimes reported to the Texas Department of Public Safety, according to the statewide LGBT advocacy organization Equality Texas. But only nine of those cases were actually prosecuted as hate crimes.
HB 616, written by Rep. Marc Veasey, D-Fort Worth with the help of Equality Texas, would "basically ask the state to set up a committee to review how the James Byrd Jr. act has been implemented, and what are some of the issues surrounding the implementation of the law," Paul Scott said Thursday, March 12, a day after the bill was approved in committee.
"The committee would look at any possible bias in reporting hate crimes. It would make a note of when crimes are initially labeled as hate crimes and then the hate crimes charge is dropped before prosecution. The whole idea is to see how the law is used and if it is used, and what are the barriers to its implementation and successful strategies to get it used more often," Scott explained.
"The committee would also look at the education issues, at what needs to be done to educate officers on recognizing and reporting hate crimes, and what needs to be done to educate prosecutors on charging hate crimes and pursuing that prosecution," he added.
The bill now goes to the House Calendars Committee, chaired by Rep. Brian McCall, R-Plano, to possibly be set for consideration by the full House. Scott said membership on the Calendars Committee is a "mixed bag," which could present another hurdle for the bill.
"We will be educating our supporters about the Calendars Committee and what needs to happen there to get the bill before the full House for a vote," Scott said.
The Calendars Committee consists of eight Republicans, including McCall, and five Democrats.
But Scott said he is still optimistic HB 616 will get on the House calendar. He said Equality Texas "had some success" working with McCall to get a bill on the calendar in the 2007 legislative session, and "that committee was much more difficult to work with then."
The presence on the committee of Democrats Garnet Coleman of Houston, Norma Chavez of El Paso and Eddie Lucio III of San Benito will be helpful, as will the fact that the Texas Democratic Party last weekend named HB 616 as one of the top 15 bills it wants to see passed this session.
"With that combination, we definitely have an opportunity to move this bill forward," Scott said.
The Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence, chaired by Rep. Pete Gallego, D-Alpine, includes eight Democrats and three Republicans.
All the Democrats on the committee voted in favor of HB 616. They are: Reps. Gallego, Terri Hodge of Dallas, Carol Kent of Dallas, Robert Miklos of Mesquite, Joe Moody of El Paso, Paula Pierson of Arlington, Allan Vaught of Dallas and Hubert Vo of Houston.
Republican Reps. Wayne Christian of Center and Allen Fletcher of Tomball voted against the measure, while Republican Debbie Riddle of Houston was absent.
Christian is vice chair of the Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence.
This article appeared in the Dallas Voice print edition March 13, 2009.


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(CBS/AP) LOS ANGELES - Testimony in the involuntary manslaughter trial of Michael Jackson's personal physician Dr. Conrad Murray may be entering its final day, with attorneys expecting to call their final medical witnesses.
Pictures: Who's who in the trial of Dr. Conrad Murray
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It remains unclear whether Murray will take the witness stand. He told a judge Monday that he hadn't made a final decision and would advise the court Tuesday.
Prosecutors and defense attorneys told Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor they are in the final stages of presenting evidence to jurors and that testimony is likely to conclude Tuesday.
A prosecutor says he will call a rebuttal witness.
Murray has pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from the pop superstar's 2009 death.
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Accepting the persistent demand of captains and coaches to provide a longer rest to players between Ranji Trophy matches, the BCCI has increased the gaps to four days from the upcoming domestic season 2013- 14.
Till the last season, the gap between matches has been of three days. From the new season, it will be increased to four days after the third round of matches in the 27- team tournament that begins on October 27.
The 80th Ranji Trophy tournament has been brought forward by seven days as compared to the 2012- 13 season, and would finish on February 2, sources said after a meeting of the BCCI Tour, Programme and Fixtures Committee.
The domestic season would begin with the NKP Salve Challenger Trophy (September 26- 29), and end with the T20 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy on April 13.
"The first three rounds of the Ranji Trophy will have the usual three- day gaps, and subsequently a four- day gap has been provided between the matches to enable players to recover from injuries and travel between venues. That's why the Ranji Trophy would begin six days earlier," a BCCI source told Mail Today. The seven knock- out Ranji Trophy matches will be played at 'neutral' venues from the next season.
"The venues for these matches will be picked based on their performance, like the pitches and ground conditions etc., in the league phase of the tournament," he said.
The committee also finalised the dates of the other national tournaments at the meeting at which its chairman Arun Jaitley was absent. BCCI interim secretary Sanjay Patel chaired the meeting held at the Board headquarters in Mumbai.
The Duleep Trophy will be played from October 3- 21, the inter-zonal knock out round of the Deodhar Trophy from March 23- 27, Irani Trophy from February 9-13, the All India knock-out round of the limited overs Vijay Hazare Trophy from March 11- 18, and T20 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy from April 8- 13.
"The main feature of the knockout rounds of the Vijay Hazare Trophy and the Deodhar Trophy will be that those matches will be played under floodlights," said the source."Also, the bonus point that used to be awarded in the Vijay Hazare Trophy has been done away with from the next season."
The committee also finalised an under- 19 international quadrangular tournament, to be played between India, Australia, South Africa and Zimbabwe from September 20 to October 2 in Visakhapatnam.


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-They're scheduled to film on May 29th, 2009 in the Fraser Valley.
-To find the set, look for arrows with USP on them, and see if you can drive onto set and ask where extras should park. Say you're with "Boss" if they ask :P It's a well-known agency.
If you just want to sneak on set, you need a black "x" on your wrist and an security tag that says USM CREW (that'll be nearly impossible to get).

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Semiprecious pavé stones grace three stations on a slender sterling silver bangle handcrafted into a bamboo pattern and etched on the inside with an eco-conscious message.
- Approx. inner circumference: 7 1/2".
- Sold individually.
- Sterling silver/black sapphire, amethyst, white topaz or swiss blue topaz and iolite.
- By John Hardy; imported.
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NOTICE: in the spirit of unfathomable(ish) generosity, the venerable German experimental ensemble hereby known as Faust shall henceforth parade down the West Coast of the United States forthfrom this October in a golden(ish) chariot(ish) in order to receive whencefrom the socially appropriate sexually arousal and otherwise unadulterated adulation of what shall be, by design, a quite restricted number of very fortunate musical disciples, worshipers, followers, students, believers, adherents, enthusiasts, fans, proselytizers, devotees, zealots, junkies, posers, and peons.
Hencewith, please be advised that the touring line-up shall consist of founding members Jean-Hervé Peron The Great and Powerful and His Holiness Zappi Diermaier, as assisted, enhanced, et. al. by two also-grovel-worthy guest musicians, Geraldine Swayne (who lent his divine talents to last year's Something Dirty album) and Amaury Cambuzat (who lent his divined talents to 2009's 'C'est Com…Com…Complique'). It has been assumed — by virtue of this exceedingly compassionate advance notice — that True Believers in the almighty and everlasting Faust shall forthsuch act accordingly and procure admittance hencefluff to one or more of the following series of chronologically ordered engagements by whatever means necessary.
In other words, line up and kiss the ring, whores.
10.14.12 - Portland, OR - Venue TBA
10.15.12 - Seattle, WA - The Comet Tavern
10.17.12 - Vancouver, BC - The Waldorf Hotel
10.18.12 - Los Angeles, CA - Workshop with The Herb Albert School of Music at the Roy Oliver Disney Hall
10.19.12 - Los Angeles, CA - REDCAT
10.20.12 - Los Angeles, CA - CalArts
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C-Sections and Breast Feeding
I was just curious if anyone had any experience with C-sections and breastfeeding. Is it more challenging? Does your body know that its time to feed your baby and start producing milk or is it confused by modern intervention and takes a little longer?
I had a full U/S on Friday to check on my breech baby. He looks very happy with his head and feet up towards my right ribs and his butt down in the lower left side (frank breech). They checked my amniotic fluids and said they were a bit low. My placenta is also on the front left side. The doctor said that they did not want to try a version to flip him because of my fluid levels and the location of my placenta. Unfortunately her official recommendation was a C-section. I'm trying to wrap my head around this because I definitely wasn't expecting this and am a little disappointed. He still has a bit of time, but I don't want to be unrealistic. My family members don't understand and don't really think its that big of a deal. I know it will be fine and it will help baby arrive safely. It will just take me a little longer to recover. (My mother's only consolation has been, "At least his head won't be all squished.")
After the surgery, we will make sure he isn't fed any formula and that he stays with us instead of the nursery. If I'm too tired, then we will make sure he is with husband.
Now of course I'm worried my body won't know that its time to feed the baby. I'm hoping this is an irrational fear. Any of you ladies out there had any experience with this? Thanks.
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I have no personal experience with this but my sister ended up with a section after 24 hrs of her waters being broken and not enough progress. I visited her in the hospital of course and she was nursing well but a nurse had stepped in and pushed a bottle or two anyway which she strongly feels interrupted how well they were doing. Once home she continued nursing although he seemed to have some nipple confusion and she ended up pumping often and bottle feeding. I sent her my amazing lactation consultants info and they met up. She ended up needing a silicone nipple shield to nurse at the breast and continued mainly pumping and bottle feeding. I believe an untreated tongue tie was involved as well that should have been cut.
So my only experience is hers and so of course avoiding ANY and all bottles/pacifiers in the first weeks along with immediately seeing a good LC is my best advice. I know that there have been mothers at my local LLL meeting that successfully breastfed after a csection so it is absolutely doable. It may just take a little more time or effort in the early days and being careful to watch for any issues but that can be the case with even a vaginal birth.
I think you will do wonderful whether the birth ends up being vaginal or a section. You are researching in advance and have your husband there to help with baby and to defend against unnecessary bottle feedings.
Do you have a local La leche league you r part of? If not, have you looked into it? It is a great source of support and information. You can attend meetings before delivery to prepare and of course after along with contacting the local leader(s) by phone for help/advice. My groups leader delivered her 3 babies by section and breastfed them all. The youngest who is 3 still nurses :) so I have high hopes for you!
I have had 2 c/s and 2 EBF babies. My labors started on their own which would make a difference, however!... You can do this. Contact LLL and ask for help.
I'm sorry. That really sucks. I had a c-section with my first. One thing that might help is talking to the anesthesiologist about "extra" meds. They often give anti anxiety medications as a matter of routine that can have an amnesia effect. Talk about avoiding, as much as possible, any drugs that will alter your mental state or make you sleepy. Makes it much easier to care for and advocate for baby that way! But don't neglect pain management. I was lucky and didn't need anything stronger than a high dose of ibuprofen (800mg)but everyone's body responds to pain meds differently.
You can definitely be successful in breastfeeding after a c-section. For sure avoid any bottles, course. I nursed dd in recovery, kept her rooming in the whole stay, and she nursed till she was 4. Our bodies know what to do. The release of the placenta triggers hormones to produce milk. Expect milk in 2-5 days, and colostrum is awesome in the meantime.
You might try contacting ICAN for information:
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I would say it is the norm for women with c/s to breastfeeding without problems. There are a few things that *may* present a challenge, specific to the c/s:
1) milk may come in a bit later- like maybe day 4 instead of 3. Colostrum is there as usual and this is typically not an issue, but good to be aware of it. It might be related to the way surgery causes general swelling and that maybe affecting breasts a bit
2) you incision will make positioning more difficult- but lots of positions are good for after c/s, like side-lying or football hold, and dad/friens/nurses can help get baby into that position. Take your recommended pain meds- the effect on baby is negligible (IMO) and being comfortable is vital for recovery.
3) ...but you shouldn't co-sleep while on sedating meds. So keep baby within arms reach on a separate sleep surface and, again, have someone help with getting baby from bassinet to you.
4) the hospitals around here all stick with the standard of baby to breast within 1hour of birth. Verify this is the case with your hospital. There is no excuse to not do that routinely (exceptions for significant mom /baby health issues, but that should be uncommon, esp after a sched c/s).
There are probably other subtle ways c/s affect breastfeeding, but we humans are more flexible and resilient than that, babies and boobs are pretty smart.
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I am not sure how I feel about skin to skin with mom while on the operating table (immediately in the recovery room, that should be routine!!)- some people love it, it seems logistically challenging and maybe not as satisfying, to me- but baby can immediately be skin to skn with dad which is pretty great too, it is very good for normal bacteria, protecting baby from the hospital generally, stabilizing temp etc. Talk about this with the OB and where it would fit in with their OR procedures.
Just had one, nursing is going great! I was induced from nothing (preeclampsia, so no waiting for labor to start) and milk came in late on day 3, colostrum right away. I was also on magnesium, which made it harder,but it does t sound like you'll need that. The things I noticed were that it took one boy a little longer to figure things out, and they did make me supplement because they had jaundice and weren't eating as much as they needed to to clear their systems. Going from breast to bottle and back again has been no problem, and now that they are 2 weeks old both nurse well. I started pumping as soon as possible to keep up my supply and to replace the formula.
Ask to nurse in the recovery room, see the lactation consultants-and have them come back more than once if you need them, that is what they are there for. Also, don't get discouraged if your milk is a little late and baby takes an extra couple of days to regain birth weight. We were getting lots of concern, but our pediatrician told us that they actually have 10 days to regain birth weight, not 7.
Also, I am sorry you aren't getting the birth experience you wanted. It can be really difficult to accept these things, even if you know it is the right choice. I didn't want a c section, either, but I have been pleasantly surprised by the recovery. It isn't much worse at all, the event itself wasn't scary, and I am able to do pretty much everything except actually lift my toddler. Hopefully yours will go well, too, and you will recover quickly and get into a great nursing relationship with your baby!
Thanks to all who responded- it's definitely reassuring that so many have had or known good luck with breast feeding after a c section.
So many things to worry about as a first time mom!
Blessed & mama- I actually just met the hospital lactation consultant for work purposes a couple of weeks ago. I have been in touch with her for work and she seems great. Will definitely utilize her as a resource.
Lilstar- good to hear you are able to have a vaginal birth after c sec. Doc mentioned that once you have one, the next birth is likely to be one as well. She said all these things like they weren't a big deal- not sure I want another yet, but was still upsetting to hear. Just how docs are I suppose. Also wasn't aware about the hormonal release of the placenta detaching. The more I learn about the body, the more amazed I am.
Ratchet- thanks for the tips. I have faith that babies and boobs are smart also!
Pretty- glad to hear everything is going so well for you! It's reassuring to hear from someone that I hopefully will not be down for too long!
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Had a c-section and breastfeed no problem. Breastfeeding this time too and having another c-section. I second the person who posted about certain drugs put in the IV. I am requesting that I have no anti anxiety meds an the most minimal of pain meds. I just remember being very groggy and it was hard to put my baby on my breast right away.
I haven't had a c-section but had a friend that did and she breastfed with no issues. She used a boppy pillow to help position and would usually be mostly laid down to nurse. It seemed to help her be more comfortable and position baby better.
Check with your hospital about a lactation consultant. My local L&D has a IBCLC on call and she is amazing. I had to have an induction with little one followed by magnesium for 24 hrs preventing me from nursing during that time. The IBCLC was great about advocating for me and baby. She got me a hospital grade pump and made the docs hold off on the meds long enough for me to pump for baby. She also helped me set a schedule with them so that I got to nurse baby right before the meds were brought in and then asap after. She then made sure that baby received only my pumped bottles and she came back to help us on our way to BFing once I was off the meds. With her help we got positioned and baby took right away. We had an amazing BF relationship for a long time. :) Definitely see if you can find a specialist to help you and advocate for you. If not at your local hospital check with LLL or the WIC department for their bfing program. Another idea if you can afford one or find a student one would be a birth/postpartum doula that could be support for you and maybe advocate for you and baby as well.
Would they give you meds like anti anxiety medicine without asking? I might be highly anxious so maybe they might add things in like that for people like me...
Yes. My medical records say I was given versed without my knowledge or consent. My memory is blurry and fragmented :/
Definitely tell them going in that you want all meds explained to you before they're administered. I do think it's routine to give anti-anxiety meds for this surgery, but not strictly necessary if the patient doesn't want them and can deal without them.
Thanks for starting this thread. I'm possibly looking at my first c-section with this baby, and am interested in hearing how others feel it did or didn't affect breastfeeding, since I haven't had difficulty breastfeeding before.
Hey mamas, I have not personally had a c-section but two of my family members have. One of those women was also undergoing treatment for breast cancer, and wasn't all that committed to nursing. It went well and it was easy enough for her to nurse her 6-pound newborn on her good side. My other family member also had an uncomplicated start to nursing after her c-sections (two different babies/births) as well, with the exception of getting past the first few days of nursing her firstborn. It was not due to the surgery or supplimentation/nipple confusion, but it was related to her extremely large beast and nipple size coupled with engorgment. The lactation consultant at the hospital helped her with nipple shields and pumping to help take the edge off the engorgment, and everything was a piece of cake after that.
Their experiences lead me to believe that a c-section will not handicap your nursing relationship much, if at all. You can do it! I know you can. :love
I read this on my phone the other night, but wanted to wait to respond until I was on the computer.
One of my biggest worries about having a c-section was not being able to breastfeed or having it be a lot harder. So, I made sure that skin to skin would happen almost immediately when he was born (the ped team checked him out for less than two minutes before I got him). He stayed skin to skin while they finished the surgery and to the recovery room where we first tried breastfeeding. He would latch on but didn't do much at first. Then, he had to go to the nursery for a bit because he was too cold. DW stayed with him the whole time (about an hour). I wish we would have fought harder to keep him in the room with us. He would have warmed up faster with skin to skin I think.
My milk came in the day we left, so day 4. I had plenty of colostrum though. He was really sleepy and his glucose levels were low so I hand expressed the colostrum and spoon fed him between when he would nurse. His latch was great right away, but he is just now less sleepy and more vigorous when he nurses. That probably has more to do with being early than by c-section though.
We were never offered a bottle or formula. We were at a "baby-friendly" hospital so they can't really offer it, they can only give it to you if you ask. They did mention supplementing withe formula when his glucose was low. I just said I would rather pump and give him that than give him formula, my supply was never an issue.
As far as drugs I honestly don't know what they gave me. My sister got horribly sick with both of her c-sections, throwing up for days. I really didn't want that to happen and talked to the OB's and the anesthesiolgist about it. The anesthesiologist told me to tell him if I started feeling nauseas during the surgery. When I did he gave me some sort of medication and I felt fine. The only thing that made me feel out of it was the percocet. I stopped taking it as soon as I could. I definitely needed pain relief though, especially when they came and checked and pushed on my uterus, omg the worse pain ever.
The LC's at the hopsital weren't much help, but we didn't need it so much. Just figuring out how to keep him awake while he nursed, but I've heard getting their help early is really the key instead of waiting.
I'm sorry that you might end up with a c-section. It was hard for me to accept too.even though I tried to accept it for nearly 4 months. I shed many a tear for a couple weeks after he was born about the birth and how traumatic and crazy it was, so be prepared that might happen, (hopefully not). The recovery really hasn't been bad though. There were a few really painful days and I absolutely hated being dependent on other people but I feel pretty much normal now.
My first was a vaginal birth my second a csection. I breastfed both of them right after birth. My csection baby took a little longer to latch on, but maybe only like an hour or so. Once he latched he was a pro. He also probably had a more traumatic birth. He was kind of stuck for awhile so maybe that had more to do with it! Also I did not feel much different after a csection vs vaginal. Not more tired one way or the other. Equally exhausted after both lol. You may not move as quick but I recovered after a week and it did not effect my breastfeeding at all.
This is my quick response because it is soooo late and I need to get us to bed, BUT I highly recommend www.spinningbabies.com if you haven't already been there. I encourage you to try their exercises to see if you can't get him to flip on his own. Babies can flip at any time...hope your little guy decides to change his mid. If not, I appreciate all the above responses. Advocate for as little meds as possible, quickest skin to skin, no supplemental feedings, and as quick to the breast as you can. It is so good that you are thinking about it in advance. I will be thinking about you!!!! How long will they give you?
Until Friday! I'll be 39 weeks 4 days, then. The world is already rushing him, poor guy. At this point it really is up to him, because I've tried everything. Been feeling lots of crazy and different movements lately. Might just feel different because he's big now, but I'm still hoping. Hoping for a change when I go to the docs tomorrow. Either way, I've made peace and can't wait to meet him.
What's the good word, did he flip yet??? Thinking positive thoughts for you!!
Breast feeding has been a bit challenging, I'd say. Henry's blood sugars get low so we've had to supplement with formula to keep them up. Hoping my milk will come in soon. He's somewhat a finicky latcher. Have to use a syringe w a tiny straw while baby sucks on nipple which has been challenging. Have to use football hold. My husband has been so helpful and supportive, I'm so lucky. We need to keep his sugars up to go home tonight.
I'd like to leave before 7 pm tonight before the crazy and pushy nurse comes on board for the night. She means well but makes everything into a big deal. She wouldn't take my catheter out until I asked 4 times, has been pushing pain meds on me and told me not to eat a ton of food or I'd get sick. She didn't even want me to get out of bed. Last night she would come in every hour or two with an "emergency" and take baby. She really made me angry. She called my doc at 1 am with all her concerns. Everything was a crisis even though I knew things were fine. Then when we were asking when we could leave this morning (doc said we could leave after 36 hours) she basically said we shouldn't leave until late sunday early Monday even though I'm getting around great, pain is low, and baby is doing well besides sugars.
Daytime nurse came on board and things got back to normal. Doc came in am and said I was doing great, baby was healthy and could leave today. Just a totally different atmosphere today. Ready to go home and for baby and dog to meet!
Ugh. I'm sorry about the crazy nurse--there's just one at every hospital. I wanted to elaborate a little more on the formula--they made us promise to supplement when we went home because the boys had jaundice and R was having a hard time latching. We did it, even though I didn't like it, and was glad we did because they ended up with higher jaundice levels and actually needed the bili-lights for a while. But as soon as they got over that, I stopped the formula completely, and there have been no problems. If you have the wherewithal to figure out pumping, it can be helpful to know how much you're getting. But like I said before, don't give up on the nursing if it's important to you--you will probably be able to exclusively breastfeed once you're home and out of the hospital (less stressed, sleeping more normally, etc) and even if you do for some reason need to add formula, you can still do both.
Thanks, prettyisa. Breastfeeding is important to me, but healthy baby is top priority. As a FTM, I had all these ideas of what my baby and I were going to do, but reality has set in!:smile: Just going with the flow.
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I agree that follow up should have been better.Anyone who thinks this is mid tier quality at best really doesn't know furniture.
I know their furniture is made to order so the wood is cut, assembled, stained and finished then goes right out. Because of that there will be some smell as it cures.
Thats how you know its made for you and not sitting in a warehouse for months waiting for a home.If you doubled lead time so it could off-gas that would fix it but I doubt anyone would want to wait more.
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TAFT, Circuit Judge. This is a motion to remand. Plaintiff brings his action against S. JU. Felton, receiver of the Cincinnati, Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company, appointed by the circuit court of the United Stlltes for the district of Kentucky. The Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company is a corporation organized under the laws of Ohio, and a citizen thereof; the Southern Rail way in Kentucky is a corporation organized under the laws of Kentucky; and Jerry Pannell is a citizen of Kentucky. The petition of the plaintiff, after alleging the citizenship of the corporate defendants, and the fact that the defendant Felton was appointed receiver of the Cincinnati, Kew Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company by the circuit court of the United States for the district of Kentucky, alleges that the tracks of the two companies are operated jointly by the receiver and by the Southern Railway in Kentucky, at Burgin; that Jerry Pannell was the employe, under the joint control of both the receiver and the Southern Railway, in charge of the yard engine; and "that said defendant Pannell, then in charge of said yard engine at said time and place, as such employe of the other defendants, by gross neglect and carelessness, did run said engine, jointly owned and operated by said receiver and the Southern Railway Company in Kentucky, over and against plaintiff's intestate, and did then and there so injure the plaintiff's intestate that he died." Two petitions for removal were filed. One was filed by S. M. Felton, receiver of the Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company, and the Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company. This petition averred that Felton and the Cineinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company were dtizens of states other than Kentucky, that the plaintiff was a citizen of Kentucky, and that the controversy was between citizens of different states. The petition continued:
"And your petitioners aver that the persons named as co-defendants in this case, to wit, the Southern Railway C{)mpany in Kentucky and Jerry Pannell, are not proper parties defendant to this case, and are improperly and fraudUlently joined as defendants herein for the sole purpose of preventing the removal of this cause to the circuit court of the United States; it being alleged that the said Jerry Pannell and the Southern Railway Company in Kentucky are jointly liable with your petitioners for the acts and omissions in the petition complained of; the facts being that the said Jerry Pannell was, at the time of the said acts and omissions, acting in the employ of the said S. M. Felton, receiver, and not in the employ of any other of the defendants, and the said acts and omissions were done by him solely in carrying on the business of the said S. M. Felton, receiver, and as his servant, and not in carrying on the business of the Southern Railway Company in Kentucky, and that the Southern Railway Company in Kentucky is not liable for said acts or omissions of the said Pannell, or otherwise, to the plaintitI. All of which facts are. and at the time of the bringing of this suit were, well known to the plaintiff."
The second petition for removal was filed by S. M. Felton, as receiver, on the ground that the suit arose under the constitution and laws of the United States, and was brought against Felton under that clause of the jurisdiction acts of 1887 and 1888 which permits receivers appointed in the federal court to be sued without first obtaining leave of the court to sue. These petitions for removal were
demurred to in the state court. The state court sustained the demurrers, and overruled the motion of the defendant to remove the cause. A transcript has nevertheless been filed in the court below, and the motion is now made to remand. It is very clear that under the decision of this court in the case of Warax v. Railway Co., 72 Fed. 637, on the face of the plaintiff's petition, Pannell is improperly joined as a party defendant with the receiver and the Southern Railway Company, because the petition seeks to hold the defendants for the negligence of their servant without showing in any way any other ground for their liability, except the negligence of the servant. On such averments a joint liability is not shown. Nor is the Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company properly joined as defendant in the suit, because no cause of action is stated against it. It is not liable for the torts of the receiver. Railroad Co. v. Hoechner, 14 C. C. A. 469, 67 Fed. 456. The averments of the petition do, however, justify the joinder of the Southern Railway Company with the receiver. The petition for removal seeks to question the bona fide character of these averments. 'rhe petition is verified by the receiver, but no evidence is offered to show that these averments were fraudulently made, unless the affidavit of the receiver to the petition can be regarded as such proof. I do not think that it can be. If such an averment is to be proven, it should be by circumstantial and detailed evidence, so that the court may judge whether the charge of bad faith in the averments, for the purpose of evading the jurisdiction of the court, is sustained. The burden in such a case, and on such an issue, is, of course, upon the removing party. This brings us, therefore, to the second petition for removal. It was filed by Felton, receiver, alone, and the right to remove is based therein on the ground that the action brought arises under the laws and constitution of the United States. The petition of the plaintiff avers that Felton is a receiver appointed by the circuit court of the United States, and the judgment is asked against him as such receiver. There can be no doubt, under the decisions of the supreme court, that an action against the receiver, as sole defendant, arises under the laws and constitution of the United States, and that he would have the right to remove such a case from the state to the federal court. This is established by the case of Railroad Co. v. Cox, 145 U. S. 593, 12 Sup. Ct. 905. The purport of the decision is succinctly stated by Mr. Justice Gray, in delivering the opinion of the court in the case of Tennessee v. Union & Planters' Bank, 152 U. S. 454, 463, 14 Sup. Ct. 654, where he said:
"The difference between the act of March 3. 1875, and the later acts, is illustrated by the recent case of Railway Co. v. Cox, in which receivers, appointed by a circuit court of the United States, of a railroad corporation deriving its corporate powers from acts of congress, were sued in the same court, without previous leave of the court, after the act of 1887 took effect. This court, speaking by the chief justice, after observing that the corporation would have been entitled, under the act of 1875, to remove a suit brought against it in a state court, maintained the jurisdiction of the circuit court of the United States of the action against the receivers, under the act of 1887, upon the ground that the right to sue (without the leave of the court which appoiuted them) receivers appointed by a court of the United States was con-
ferred by section 3 of that act, and therefore the suit was one arising under" the constitution and laws of the United States. 145 U. S. 593, 601, G03, 12' Sup. Ct. 005."
The question here arises whether an action bl'ought against the receiver of a lJnited States court, and others, who are citizens of the same state as that of the plaintiff, to establish a joint liability of all the defendants, is a suit arising under the laws and constitution of the United States. I do not see how it can be otherwise. No' separate liability could be asserted against the receiver, as receiver, except under the laws of the United States. If no separate liability could be asserted against him, except by virtue of those laws, eel" tainly no joint liability with another can be asserted against him, except by virtue of the same laws. Therefore the joint liability of the defendants with the receiver arises under the laws and consti· tution of the United States. If the plaintiff wished to sue the other defendants without joining the receivel', he had his election to do so, because the liability of joint tort feasors is also several. He might, therefore, have maintained his action against the resident £Ie· fendants in a state court, without any possibility of removal to a federal court. He elected, however, to join the resident defendants with a person against whom he could establish no liability, in the' capacity in which he sues him, except by virtue of the laws of the United States. Therefore the joint eause of aetion which he asserts against all the defendants must find its sanetion in the federal stat· utes. Hence the cause of action is removable. The state court was in error in denying the petition of the receiver, and the motion to remand is overruled.
FARMERS' LOAN & THUS'!.' CO. v. CHICAGO & N. P. R. CO. (DAm"ELL,_ Intervener). (Circuit Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit. Xo. 282.
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On May 7th an intervener in foreclosure proceedings in the circuit court filed an assignment of errors, and prayed an appeal to the circuit court of appeals. It was thereupon ordered "that said appeal be allowed, upon the intervening petitioner * * * filing an appeal bond" for $[iOO. "with security to be approved by the court." An appeal bond was approved September 5th, and filed September 9th, and on that day a citation was returnable October 8th. Held, that the allowance of an appeal was perfected on September 9th.
When one of the judges of the circuit court has approved an appeal bond, it is competent, under Hev. St. § 999, for another judge of that court. who might have granted the appeal and approved the bond, to sign the citation.' His signing thereof without requiring security is equivalent to an express approval of the existing bond.
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Where the transcript was filed within 30 days after the appeal was perfected, but not until the next day after the return day of the citation, held, that the appeal would not be dismissed; it appearing that the transcript was carried at 5 o'clock on the previous day to the door of the clerk's office, to be filed, but that the office had then been closed for the day.


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It's funny how often we celebrate something by exploring its opposite. Labor Day weekend is the industrious Virgo holiday where we honor the workers and take one last break before we jump into a busy fall. As this weekend begins a confusing, spacey Sun-Neptune opposition will happily help us let go of our busy week so we can spend some time alone and rest. It will be good to do as little as possible because this opposition can bring up unknown factors that challenge our judgment, multiply mistakes, and leave us feeling impressionable and escapist. We also need reassurance that the summer magic will not disappear after Labor Day, that something ephemeral and wonderful about our connection to the natural world, and thus to our spirit, will not disappear with the summer clothing and will follow us into the busy season ahead.
We may also be unusually tired or sleepy and in need of a long nap. Morpheus calls us under to do work in the dreamtime. Don't drink and drive (and watch out for those who do). Enjoy frolicking in the water or imaginative, meditative projects, but watch for problems around water, poison, intoxicants, confusion, and misdirection. Don't plan ahead; do float, forgive, and renew instead.


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Haverfordwest (187 for 3) beat St Ishmaels (107 all out)
HAVERFORDWEST stay top of the table, just ahead of champions Neyland, after comfortably beating St Ishmaels at a wind-swept Racecourse.
Ben Field (30) and Simon Holliday (66 not out) gave The Town a good start as they put on 53 for the first wicket before Field fell having stroked four fours – and then Dai Davies showed what an asset he is on his return to the club with a classic 61 (eight fours and a six) as he also made Holliday scamper between the wickets, Holliday carried his bat having hit three boundaries in an excellent score against useful bowling by Andrew Williams (2 for 34) and Jordan Milich (1 for 31).
Tish got off to a bad start as they crashed to 4 for 2 and only Jonathan Pawlett (15) managed double figures against a fiery Adam James (6 for 19), Josh Wilment (2 for 28), Holliday (1 for 3) and Clive Tucker (1 for 17). It looked all over for Tish at 79 for 9 but Phil Cockburn (30) batted really well alongside last man Kevin Bowen before they finally fell by 80 runs.
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MOSCOW — For nine decades after Bolshevik executioners gunned down Czar Nicholas II and his family, there were no traces of the remains of Crown Prince Alexei, the hemophiliac heir to Russia's throne.
Some said the delicate 13-year-old had somehow survived and escaped; others believed his bones were lost in Russia's vastness, buried in secret amid fear and chaos as the country lurched into civil war.
Now an official says DNA tests have solved the mystery by identifying bone shards found in a forest as those of Alexei and his sister, Grand Duchess Maria.
The remains of their parents — Nicholas II and Empress Alexandra — and three siblings, including the czar's youngest daughter, Anastasia, were unearthed in 1991 and reburied in the imperial resting place in St. Petersburg. The Russian Orthodox Church made all seven of them saints in 2000.
Despite the earlier discoveries and ceremonies, the absence of Alexei's and Maria's remains gnawed at descendants of the Romanov dynasty, history buffs and royalists. Even if Wednesday's announcement is confirmed and widely accepted, many descendants of the royal family are unlikely to be fully assuaged; they seek formal "rehabilitation" by the government.
"The tragedy of the czar's family will only end when the family is declared victims of political repression," said German Lukyanov, a lawyer for royal descendants.
Nicholas abdicated in 1917 as revolutionary fervor swept Russia, and he and his family were shot by a firing squad on July 17, 1918, in the Yekaterinburg house where they were being held.
Rumors persisted that some of the family had survived and escaped. Claims by women to be Anastasia were particularly prominent, although there were also pretenders to Alexei's and Maria's identities.
"It was 99.9 percent clear they had all been killed; now with these shards, it's 100 percent," said Nadia Kizenko, a Russian scholar at the University at Albany, State University of New York. "Those who regret this news will be those who liked the royal pretender myth."
Researchers unearthed the bone shards last summer in a forest near Yekaterinburg and enlisted Russian and U.S. laboratories to conduct DNA tests.
Eduard Rossel, governor of the region 900 miles east of Moscow, said tests done by a U.S. laboratory had identified the shards as those of Alexei and Maria.
He did not specify the laboratory, but a genetic research team working at the University of Massachusetts Medical School has been involved in the process.
The test results were based on analysis of mitochondrial DNA, the genetic material passed down only from mothers to children. That DNA is more stable than nuclear DNA — the material inherited from the father's side — especially when remains are badly damaged.


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Intel Moves up Release of Dual Core Extreme Edition
Subject: Processors | April 12, 2005 - 10:10 AM | Ryan Shrout
In a move that will definitely confuse many, Intel has decided to move UP the release of the dual core Extreme Edition processors and the corresponding 955 chipset. Being as I don't even have a sample of the product yet, its really hard for me to even tell you if this is good or bad, but weighing in the difficultly Intel had getting parts out to the press, I can't imagine this being a very wide release at all...
Intel will move up the launch date of its dual-core series Pentium Extreme Edition 840 CPU and 955X chipset to the middle of this month, according to Taiwan motherboard makers. The dual-core products, which are aimed at the high-end segment, were previously set to arrive by the end of next month, said the makers.
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The strain of flu causing the most illness in Middle Tennessee is the same virus that killed hundreds in 2009.
So far, the H1N1 strain of influenza has killed as many as 12 people in Nashville and the surrounding areas.
Joey Smith, Director of Public Health for Montgomery County told News 2 that the flu normally affects the most people this time of year, but this flu season is different.
"Every year we have deaths from the flu," he said. "The age of the folks that's being reported to us or has shown up, that is something that's different from previous years."
According to the Centers for Disease Control, people 50-64 and 65 and over are the age groups being admitted to hospitals more than others.
Smith said the H1N1 strain is covered by this year's flu vaccine.
"From all of the reports that we've had, this vaccine has been targeting what has been hitting us," he said, adding, "Most of the deaths that we've been seeing could have definitely been prevented."
A spokesman for the Tennessee Department of Public Health told News 2 that some county health departments are beginning to give away flu vaccinations on a first come-first serve basis.
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A PLAQUE has been unveiled next to one of the city's most famous blocks of flats to mark the multi-million pound redevelopment of homes in Glasgow.
The Balgrayhill multi-storey flats in Springburn were officially opened in 1968 by then Prime Minister Harold Wilson, who unveiled a plaque celebrating the "150,000th house made available for letting".
Now it sits alongside a plaque revealed by the Leader of Glasgow City Council Gordon Matheson to celebrate the three-year development of the buildings, and the £200million invested by housing association North Glasgow Homes, known as ng homes, throughout the north of Glasgow.
The housing association provides housing and regeneration services to almost 7000 tenants and homeowners, and has spent the huge sum in Springburn and Possilpark.
Its latest plans with Glasgow City Council led to the £900,000 refurbishment of the flats in Springburn, with improvements made to the entrances and the bases of the four tower blocks which are now fully enclosed.
The communal areas within the buildings were also upgraded, with further new spaces created for the local community to enjoy.
Mr Matheson backed the work of the association, as well as praising the legacy of the Balgrayhill flats.
He said: "The refurbish-ment of the flats in Balgray-hill is just the latest in a long line of investment work carried out by ng homes.
"This is transforming housing conditions and helping the north of the city to become a great place to live, learn, work and visit.
"The opening of these blocks by then Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson marked the completion of the 150,000th new home built by the Housing Corporation.
"Today they remain as popular as ever and a focal point for the local community."
The association has helped provide 449 new and improved homes in association with the council since 2003.
Its chief executive Robert Tamburrini said: "We made a promise to tenants that we would invest in and improve their homes, and we delivered on those promises.
"I am delighted that our work has been recognised by the council."


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In my columns, sometimes I'll identify a trade setup before any entry triggers have fired off, meaning the reader must wait on a signal before they can safely jump into the trade. Other times, I'll wait for a trigger to come before I'll write about an entry on a pullback -- in which case the stock is already cleared for entry. The following setup falls into that second category.
The stock in question is Salesforce.com (CRM), which has seen a healthy pullback since the May 20 high. True, the basic moving averages are not in our favor here, as the stock is currently below both the 50- and 200-day lines. Nonetheless, I have reason to believe that the most recent low was key and pivotal.
First look at the prior major swing, which I have illustrated on the daily chart -- a $11.14 decline into the Aug. 2, 2012 low -- which gave way to a healthy rally. The most recent decline, from the May 20, 2013 high into the June 21 low, took the stock down by a very similar $11.49. That represents what I call symmetry, or similarity with a prior swing in the same direction. Beyond that symmetrical decline, I'm seeing a meaningful cluster of Fibonacci price relationships between $34.91 and $36.74.
As far as timing is concerned, I also see a confluence of five Fibonacci time cycles that had come due between June 19 and June 25. When I spy a clustering of timing cycles, I watch for a possible change in whatever the trend is at that time. Since the stock had traded down into that time window, the prediction had been for a reversal back upward.
The actual low in Salesforce was made on June 21 at $36.09, and buy triggers have followed on the 30-minute chart (see here for more on trade triggers).
So, to recap, here are the trade details:
- Fibonacci price support: $34.91 to $36.74
- Fibonacci timing cycles for a low: June 19 to June 25
- Actual low: $36.09 on June 21
- Risk: Below $36.09
- Potential target: $50.71
- Resistance hurdle: $42.57 to $43.92
I am a buyer of Salesforce on pullbacks to the June 21 low, with my maximum risk defined below that level. The first major potential upside target comes in at $50.71, though I would protect profits on a failure to clear an important hurdle on the way up at the $42.57-to-$43.92 area. I will consider myself wrong if the June 21 low is taken out on the downside.
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London, Dec 22 (IANS) Actor Ben Affleck is reportedly not working with actress Kristen Stewart because of his busy schedule.
The 40-year-old will no longer be starring in "Focus" because the timing just could not be worked out, reports showbizspy.com.
During a recent interview, Affleck was asked if he would consider running for election and he told variety.com: "One never knows."
"I'm not one to get into conjecture. I do have a great fondness and admiration for the political process in this country. It's a big deal for me to come down here and be on your show that I've watched so much, but I'm not going to get into speculation about my political future," he said.


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James Ray Rooks, 85, of Kelly passed peacefully to his Heavenly home on Saturday, November 12, 2011, at his home surrounded by his devoted family.
He was born January 31, 1926 in Bladen County, the son of the late Reuben A. and Evaleena Moore Rooks. He was predeceased by his wife of 61 years, Norma Lucille Barnhill Rooks; grandson, Dwayne Klutz and sister, Bernice Squires.
Surviving are his loving children, Gayle Klutz (Richard) of Leland, Darrell Rooks (Wanda) of Ware Shoals, SC, Ricky Rooks (Sandy), Charles "Bullet" Rooks, and June Rooks all of Kelly; grandchildren, Neisha Rooks, Jerry Klutz, Mandy Blackburn, Tammy Wells, Ashley Milam, and Brick Rooks; great grandchildren, Hailey, Alyssa, Lyza, Gracey, Braxton and Samuel; sisters, Hilda Russ of Kelly and Rebecca Lennon of Bolton; brother, Earl Rooks of California and special neighbor, Diane Norris.
Mr. Rooks served his country honorably in the US Navy during WWII and was a faithful, active member of Haw Bluff Baptist Church. After 39 years of service Ray retired from Federal Paper Company.
Ray was a devoted husband and loving daddy, granddaddy, great granddaddy, brother and friend. All of his life he served the Lord, took care of his family and was a caring and sharing man. As long as his health permitted he enjoyed hunting and his vegetable garden. His warm smile and generosity toward others will always be remembered. Well done Thy good and faithful servant.
The family will receive friends at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, November 15, one hour prior to the funeral service at Haw Bluff Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Funeral service will follow at 11:00 a.m. at Haw Bluff Baptist Church with Pastor Steve Gasque and Pastor Richard Wade officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery.
Casketbearers will be Nash Hester, John Kelly, Crandell Brown, Earl Burney, Mike Squires, Dwight Horrell and Jackie Daniels. Honorary bearers will be members of the Adult Men's Sunday School Class.
To Ray's church family and the entire community his family would like to thank you for every kindness shown … prayers, visits, cards, flowers and all expressions of caring. We thank God, our Heavenly Father, for the gift of friends and pray His eternal blessings to all.
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HONG KONG (AFP) – Malaysia on Friday dispatched a team of investigators to Ukraine to try and uncover what happened to flight MH17 after it crashed in a rebel-held area amid speculation it had been shot down.
Also Obama has called leaders of Ukraine, Malaysia about downed plane this came as Putin has said that Ukraine 'bears responsibility' for Malaysian plane crash.
"The government of Malaysia is dispatching a special flight to Kiev, carrying a special Malaysia disaster assistance and rescue team, as well as a medical team," Prime Minister Najib Razak told reporters at a press conference.
The Malaysian premier added that he had spoken to his Ukrainian counterpart Petro Poroshenko, who had vowed a "full, thorough and independent" investigation into what brought down the Boeing 777 jet.
"The Ukrainian president also confirmed that his government will negotiate with rebels in the east of the country, in order to establish a humanitarian corridor to the crash site," Najib added.


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I had my nasolabial folds done with restalyne 4weeks ago. A day after an LED photo facial treatment the filler turned rock hard, with the lady swearing the photo facial was not to blame. After being in immense pain for 2 days I had an md inject hyaLuronic acid two times in 48 hours. My face swelled like a balloon and I was admitted to ER and received antibiotics. Swelling is down, but filler remains solid and is visible protruding (painfully) from my skin. What is happening??
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Restylane and complications
It's difficult to answer your question without first seeing you in person, but it's not common at all to have significant or any pain from a dermal filler, with the exception of some minor discomfort at time of treatment. It sounds like you need to be thoroughly examined by the provider of your filler and discuss options going forward.
Restylane turned to rock
I have never heard of this happening to restylane. You need to check and make sure your got treated with real Restylane and not some bootleg version. If it turns out you did get the real thing maybe it's an infection (I have used Restylane for over 10 years and have never seen an infection - it's very safe). Finally, if it turns out to really be Restylane and you are having a bad reaction, it should be reported to the company. If your doc is uncertain than he/she should also contact the company for advise.
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Teenage strike Rhys Turner opted to join Oldham Athletic over Luton Town ahead of the transfer deadline day Hatters boss John Still has revealed, writes Mark Wood.
The Latics netted the youngster on an 18-month deal from Stockport County for an undisclosed fee as a largely otherwise quiet deadline day passed at Kenilworth Road on Friday.
Turner, 18, had joined the Conference North side in the summer and scored six goals in 14 games and is believed to have watched Luton beat Nuneaton 3-0 last time out.
He said: "He's an 18-year-old striker that we'd seen and we'd liked and did speak to him.
"We were only really an outside chance, but it was something that we did have an interest in."
Still distanced himself from former target Michael Spillane though following his release from title rivals Cambridge United, revealing he wasn't interested in acquiring the service of the defender he managed at Dagenham & Redbridge.
However, the Luton chief is continuing to view future targets as he missed the Leighton Town game last Tuesday night to cast his eye elsewhere.
For the full story, see the Luton News/Dunstable Gazette on sale now, while for all the latest Luton Town FC news, reports, stats, player profiles, live match updates, MOM poll, prediction table and a complete fixture list, visit our Hatters Microsite.