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Is baby hungry?
Offer her breast or bottle. If she's fed in the last two hours you can try offering baby something to suck, like a dummy.
Does baby need holding? Try holding her in a cradle position or sling. Try gentle rocking, walking with her, whispering or singing. Remember to keep the stimulation low.
Is baby tired? Try wrapping her gently but firmly, and put her down to sleep in a safe place. Reduce stimulation by making the room darker and quieter. Try giving your baby a relaxing bath or massage.
Does he have a wet or dirty nappy? Check if baby's nappy needs changing. If baby has a rash, rinse with clean water, gently pat dry and use a barrier cream.
Does he need a burp or is he uncomfortable? Try holding him upright and patting his back, which can soothe him even if he doesn't need to burp. Check if he is too hot or cold and has comfortable clothing.
Is baby sick? Does he have a fever? Take his temperature. Talk to your doctor if you are concerned.
Never shake a baby: It can cause bleeding inside the brain and likely permanent brain damage.
Are you becoming frustrated or distressed? If you feel you can't cope place your baby in a safe place and take some time out until you feel calmer. Or ask someone else to hold her for a while.
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For more information, to request free resources, or to schedule an educator workshop or school assembly, please email Sharon McKenna.
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Women's Basketball To Host Meet The Team Day
Fans are invited to watch practice on Sunday, October 20
Q & A with Coach Erik Johnson
Coach Johnson talks about the upcoming season.
Q&A With Katie Zenevitch
"We're going to get after it this season!"
Women's Basketball Camp Registratin Is Open
Eagles to host summer camp sessions
Women's Basketball Camp Registration Is Open
Eagles to host summer camp sessions
Women's Basketball vs. UNC
Boston College fell to UNC 80-52
This is Yvonne Hawkins second season as the associate head coach alongside head coach Erik Johnson at Boston College.
The two have been a successful coaching combination from the time they began working together at Boston College in 2006 as assistants under former BC coach Cathy Inglese.
Hawkins followed Johnson to the University of Denver and became his associate head coach in 2008.
This is Hawkins 29th year in coaching within the college ranks.
Upon returning to BC, Hawkins helped the Eagles go from winning seven games in 2011-12 to a 12-19 overall record last season. BC improved in ACC action, earning five regular season conference games.
In non-conference action, BC earned key wins over Big East perennial power Rutgers as well as BYU.
This season, the team won two straight ACC road games - at Virginia Tech and at Clemson - for the first time since entering the conference.
The Eagles stopped a four-game losing streak to NC State with a big 81-69 victory on Jan. 31.
BC also won the final regular season ACC game vs. Georgia Tech, the first win over the Yellow Jackets since Jan. 17, 2010.
Boston College also defeated Virginia twice - once during the regular season and the second win in the first round of ACC Tournament. It marked the first time BC earned a win over UVA in the ACC Tournament.
Under Hawkins guidance, junior forward/center Katie Zenevitch shot 50 percent from the floor and finished 11th in the ACC in the category. She also was third in the conference and 77th overall in the country in free throw percentage.
Assisted junior guard/forward Kristen Doherty's development into an all-around player. Doherty led the team in scoring and steals and was second in assists and steals.
The team led the ACC and was 44th in the country in free throw percentage. BC was also 71st in the country in assists and 82nd in assist-to-turnover ratio.
While at the University of Denver, Hawkins helped the team compile a 72-52 overall record while going 34-16 in the Sun Belt Conference.
The team earned its first win over a nationally-ranked team when the Pioneers defeated No. 23 Vanderbilt and to key victories over BCS schools Colorado, Oregon and Minnesota.
Hawkins worked primarily with the post players at Denver, and helped develop Kaetlyn Murdoch into a three-time Sun Belt Conference first team honoree. Murdoch was third in the nation in field goal percentage in 2009-10, while the team was third (86.2%).
Prior to joining Johnson at Denver, Hawkins was on staff at Boston College for four seasons under Cathy Inglese.
She helped BC advance to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament in the 2005-06 season as well as the WNIT quarterfinal in 2007-08.
Helped recruit the Blue Star Report No. 16th class for BC - four-year starting guard Jaclyn Thoman, ACC Freshman of the Year, Stefanie Murphy and three-time All-ACC center and current WNBA player Carolyn Swords.
Hawkins has also been an assistant at both Albany (15 years) and Yale (two years). In addition, she served as head coach for two years at SUNY-Delhi.
In her 15-year stint at Albany, Hawkins was an integral member of the coaching staff. She helped the program move from Division III up to Division I from 1996 to 2002. Her last three years with the Great Danes were at the Division I level.
Four-year letter-winner at Ashland.
Two-time team captain.
Spent the summer of 2007 as a scout for the WNBA's Detroit Shock.
Won the Judy Sweet Award at the Alliance For Women's Coaches Symposium, 2001.
A graduate of Ashland University in 1983 with a bachelor of education degree in physical education and a minor in adapted physical education.
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Pat Quinn, Governor
Department on Aging Announces Senior Hall of Fame Inductees and the Governors Unique Achievement Awards
SPRINGFIELD The Illinois Department on Aging announced this years Senior Hall of Fame and Governors Unique Achievement Awards. The Illinois Senior Hall of Fame was created in 1994 to honor Illinoisans age 65 and older who excel in four categories: Community Service, Education, Performance and/or Graphic Arts and the Labor Force. Since then, 75 people have been inducted into the Hall of Fame which includes this years awardees.
The 2009 Illinois Senior Hall of Fame and Governors Unique Achievement Awards will be presented by Illinois Department on Aging (IDoA) Director Charles D. Johnson during a special ceremony, sponsored by Walgreens, on Wednesday, October 14, 2009, at the Governors Mansion, in Springfield.
"We are pleased to honor these older adults who work to help better our communities. They are an example that we can each do something to improve our communities." said Director Johnson.
Also announced are the Governors Award for Unique Achievement which recognizes groups, individuals and programs that make a positive impact on the lives of seniors in the state. The awardees were nominated by Area Agencies on Aging throughout the state.
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What Should the New Reading Phillies Team Name Be?
Nov 5, 2012, 12:16 PM EDT
The Reading Phillies announced over the weekend that they'll be making an announcement on November 17th to unveil the new name of their baseball franchise. After 46 years as the R-Phils, the team will be going through a rebranding process.
From the MILB website:
"Since 1967, the Reading Phillies have been proud affiliates of the
Philadelphia Phillies," said Reading General Manager Scott Hunsicker.
"Our relationship is the longest affiliation in the minor leagues and
there has never been a better time to be a Phillies affiliate..
Considering the heritage and fun nature of Baseballtown, our entire
front office is extremely anxious to unveil and share our new name with
everyone on November 17th."
Not only will you get a chance to learn the new team name on November 17th, but you can also visit with Santa or shop at the Hillbilly Hoff's Baseblltown Yard Sale.
Now, much of the initial response I saw to Twitter over the weekend was the typical "I hate change!" reactions.
Given that the name change is now happening whether you like it or not, what do you think a solid team name for the team in Reading would be?
My favorite thus far:
call them the Reading Rainbows #RPhils
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EducationM.A., University of Iowa, Choral conductingB.M., University of Iowa, Piano & Vocal performance/Vocal music education
BiographyMichael Melton, Vocal Instructor at Northeastern Illinois University, has been active throughout his professional life as a conductor, singer, pianist and teacher.
As a conductor, he has worked with the Chicago Children's Choir, the Choral Institute Children's Project of the Aspen Music Festival, and 25 years with church and community choirs. He has worked with WTTW in Chicago as a score reader for several televised broadcasts. He is also the video productions score reader for orchestral concerts at the Ravinia Music Festival in Highland Park, IL.
As a singer, he has been a member of the chorus of the Lyric Opera of Chicago, member/soloist with the Grant Park Symphony Chorus, section leader/soloist with the Chicago Symphony Chorus, and member/soloist with the Chamber Choir of the Aspen Music Festival.
As a pianist, he has performed as coach/accompanist in numerous concerts, accompanied rehearsals of the Chicago Symphony Chorus, and performed for three years at the Fairmont Hotel in Chicago.
As a teacher, he conducted choirs and taught general music classes at the junior high school level. His university teaching has included the University of Chicago, North Park University in Chicago, and his present position teaching Basic and Choral Conducting and Diction for Singers (Italian, French, German, and English) at Northeastern.
Professional Affiliations
Disclaimer: This page may contain links to external (non-NEIU) web sites. Northeastern Illinois University does not endorse the commercial providers, their products or services. NEIU is not responsible for the privacy practices or content of such web sites.
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MARQUETTE - The Northern Michigan University soccer team returns home at 3-8 overall and 2-5 in the GLIAC to host Ohio Dominican at 4 p.m. on Friday and Ashland University at noon on Sunday at the NMU Soccer Field.
The Wildcats are coming off a pair of road losses last week at Northwood and Saginaw Valley State. Freshman Gabriella Garza netted her second goal of the season, but it was the lone score for the 'Cats in both games.
ODU is 7-4-2 overall on the year and 3-3-2 in GLIAC play following wins over Walsh and Malone last weekend. ODU's Lauren Pratt is the reigning GLIAC Player of the Week after scoring three goals in three games for the Panthers. She has a team-high six goals this season.
Ashland, like Northern, is struggling at 4-9 overall and 3-5 in the GLIAC, though the Eagles have won back-to-back games coming into the weekend.
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Provide leadership, direction, and support for the telecommunications and technology related initiatives of the faculty, staff, and students of Bluegrass Community and Technical College.
This document was created to assist the faculty, staff, and students of the Bluegrass District with accessing the Information Technology Services technical resources. It is intended to be used as a guideline when requesting technical services such as reporting a problem, submitting a technology purchase request, and requesting telephone services.
The information contained herein has been reviewed by the Bluegrass District Vice President of Information Technology and all contributions are reflected in the content. To ensure these guidelines remain consistent with the Bluegrass District mission statement, they will be reviewed on a regular basis. Revisions, additions, and updates will be considered and added based on the Vice President's approval.
In addition to these guidelines, KCTCS has adopted and approved institutional computer usage policies. All employees and students are required to adhere to all KCTCS computer usage guidelines. The links to these policies are:
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The University Chorale
The University Chorale was founded in the first year of the university's existence (1950) and is the oldest musical organization on campus. The choir numbers 65-100 singers and draws its membership from all academic areas of the university. Its members typically hail from throughout North America. Auditions for the Chorale are held during the first week of classes, and are open to both music majors and non-majors. Daily rehearsals take place in the beautiful Adams Recital Hall.
Gallery of Chorale pictures, 1951 to present
The Chorale has toured and performed throughout the United States, in Mexico and Europe. The group has performed as an Honor Choir for the Oklahoma Music Educators Association convention in Oklahoma City. In addition to singing a choral masterwork with orchestra each fall, the Chorale has performed with the Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra, the Oklahoma City Philharmonic and the Oklahoma Community Orchestra.
The Chorale concluded its first European tour with a performance in Vienna's famous Karlskirche. To hear an excerpt of the Schubert Mass in Bb performed by the University Chorale and accompanied by a Viennese orchestra, click here.
- 67th Psalm (Ives)
- Te Deum in C (Haydn)
- Vesperae Solennes de Confessore, Mvt. 3 (Mozart)
- Rytmus (Hrusovsky)
- I Hear a Voice A Prayin' (Bright)
- Blessing, Glory and Wisdom (Bach)
- Dies Irae - Manzoni Requiem (Verdi)
Oklahoma Christian University Chamber Singers
The Oklahoma Christian University Chamber Singers is an elite vocal ensemble of 14-20 members selected from within the Chorale. The group performs a diverse repertory that has included vocal jazz, 20th-century choral chamber works, Baroque opera, Romantic part songs, Renaissance madrigals, contemporary Christian songs, and "Swingle Singers" style classical works. The ensemble tours each year with the Chorale.
Many Chorale members receive financial aid for their participation in the ensembles. For further information, check out scholarship opportunities.
- Ah, si mon moine voulait danser (Patriquin)
- Dirait-on (Lauridsen)
- It Might As Well Be Spring (Shaw)
- You Must Believe In Spring (Mattson)
- Die Melodien (Brahms)
- It Had To Be You
- It's Alright With Me (Swingle)
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Office of Alumni Engagement
The strength of the Canisius alumni network isn't just that it's 40,000 strong; the strength of our alumni network is that they stay connected. They don't forget Canisius after they graduate. They subscribe to The Griffin. They stop by to visit former professors. They volunteer on Community Day. When we battle Niagara, you'll see business executives and entrepreneurs decked out in blue and gold, respected community leaders and esteemed academics cheering as loudly as undergraduates.
Alumni Events
Exciting things are always happening at Canisius and at alumni programs around the country. Join fellow graduates to cheer on the Griffs at a sporting event, or recognize distinguished alumni at the annual awards dinner. From reunions on campus to regional events across the country, there is something for everyone.
Buffalo/Niagara Presentation and Reception
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Please join the Office of Alumni Engagement and the Regional Engagement Committee of the Alumni Board of Directors for a meeting and presentation in the Commons of Science Hall, where we we will explain what's involved in restoring the Buffalo/Niagara Chapter.
Please contact Sharon Kasperczyk in the Alumni Office at email@example.com or 888-2703 if you are interested in attending or for more information.
NYC Alumni Chapter Happy Hour- Foley's NY Pub
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Foley's NY Pub and Restaurant
18 W 33rd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues)
New York, NY 10001
6:00 p.m. - 8:00 pm.
Event includes complimentary appetizers and cash bar. Drink specials available.
Class of 1964 - 50th Reunion Events
Thursday, May 15 - Sunday, May 18, 2014
The Class of 1964 will celebrate its 50th Reunion with a weekend of events.
For more information and planning to attend list go to the 50th Reunion webpage at www.canisius.edu/alumni/50th-reunion
Class of 1959 - 55th Reunion Events
Saturday, May 17 - Sunday, May 18, 2014
The Class of 1959 will celebrate its 55th reunion with a weekend of events.
The weekend will begin with a dinner reception in the evening in the Grupp Fireside Lounge. Sunday all class years celebrating 50 years and over will celebrate Mass in the Canisius College Christ the King Chapel followed by brunch in the Richard E. Winter '42 Student Center.
Class of 1954 - 60th Reunion Events
Saturday, May 17 - Sunday, May 18, 2014
The Class of 1954 will celebrate its 60th reunion with a weekend of events.
The weekend will begin with the Undergraduate Commencement on Saturday morning in the Koessler Athletic Center, followed by a dinner reception in the evening in the Grupp Fireside Lounge. All class years celebrating 50 years and over will celebrate Mass on Sunday in the Canisius College Christ the King Chapel followed by brunch in the Richard E. Winter '42 Student Center.
Golden Plus Mass and Brunch
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Cost: $25 per person
Golden Plus Mass and Brunch
10:30 a.m. - Canisius College Christ the King Chapel
Brunch will immediately follow Mass in the Richard E. Winter '42 Student Center
Canisius Night at Coca Cola Field
Friday, June 6, 2014
7:05 p.m game time
Join Canisius alumni, family and friends as the Bisons take on Toledo. Cost is $15 per person which includes your ticket to the game, a hot dog and soft drink and then enjoy fireworks after the game!
Little Three Golf Tournament
Monday, June 30, 2014
11:00 - Registration and lunch
Noon - Shotgun start
Westwood Country Club
772 North Forest Rd., Williamsville, NY 14221
Cost: $115 - includes golf, lunch, dinner, cash bar and prizes
(Individual prices available for golf or dinner only)
For more information contact Tournament Chair - Dr. Robert Gedeon Jr., '81 - Niagara - firstname.lastname@example.com or
Little Three President - Howard Morgan '86 - Niagara - email@example.com - 716-286-8772
Buffalo/Rochester Area - Darien Lake Alumni Event
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Darien Lake Theme Park
Join alumni, family and friends from the Buffalo and Rochester area for a fun filled day at Darien Lake theme park. Admission includes parking, admission to the park including the water park, one hour of all you can eat buffet and two hours of unlimited soft drinks.


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Upcoming Events
This is an information session for individuals in the Shawnee area who are interested in learning more about St. Gregory's Adult Degree Programs.
Discover the programs St. Gregory's has to offer, learn about financial aid opportunities and speak with current Adult Degree Program students.
St. Gregory's Shawnee campus is located at:
1900 W. MacArthur St.
Shawnee, OK 74804
For more information, call (888) STGREGS.
St. Gregory's Abbey Church
W.P. Wood Field House
Spring Faculty Conference - May 20-22 - Day 1
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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The fourth rank of Cub Scouting is a big accomplishment. Webelos Scouts work toward earning activity badges. Initially, Webelos work toward the Webelos Badge. After earning the Webelos badge, boys work toward the Compass Point Emblem and Metal Compass Points. Finally, Webelos work toward the Arrow of Light. Webelos is also when Scouts begin to transition from Cub Scouts to Boy Scouts.
This is a great paper to show off all of the Webelos memories. This paper includes the Law of the Pack, Cub Scout Promise, the Webelos Badge, and many other Cub Scout words. Acid and lignin free paper.
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Paper Size: 12 x 12"
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There is a craze emerging. Move over matcha, cereal milk is becoming a favorite flavor profile. Cereal milk you say? Popularized by Christina Tosi of Momofuku Milk Bar, this is flavor echos that best part of breakfast - slurping down that slightly sweet corn scented milk at the end of breakfast. What can be more comforting than cereal milk - even adults still slurp down the milk shamelessly.
I spotted these Milk and Cereal cookies from Lemon Pi. I love her blog, photography and creative recipes. I knew these would be perfect finish to my Easter meal. Different, yet comforting.
The recipe utilizes milk crumbles, which taste more like a very milky white chocolate. I would recommend you choose your white chocolate carefully, so it complements the milk but doesn't detract. Mine from Trader Joes detracted, but I would try Valrhona.
The final cookie is sweet, chewy and slightly cerealy. If you make them GF the cereal bits will be a bit more substantial given the nature of the current GF cornflake brands on the market. You can also play and use other flavors. I highly recommend the inclusion of dried berries, or even freeze dried berries to complement the sweet flavors.
Milk and Cereal Cookies :
Adapted from Lemon Pi
- 330g or about 2 1/3 cups gluten free flour blend*
- 1/4 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/8 teaspoon baking soda
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1 cup unsalted butter
- 1/2 cup (100g) white sugar
- 3/4 cup (165g) dark brown sugar
- 2 T (40 g) honey
- 1 large egg
- 2 cups (80g) gluten-free cornflakes, measured first, then crushed
- 1 recipe milk crumbs (recipe below)
- Dried cranberries or dried blueberries to taste (optional)
*GF flour blend. I used Jules Gluten-Free blend, because I had some on hand. I would encourage you to use the Wendy Wark Blend, or a neutral flavored bread flour blend for chew, but the typical all-purpose flour will work fine. Do not use a strong flavored flour like anything with bean flour in it.
- In a medium bowl blend together the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt..
- Using an mixer with paddle attachment, cream the butter and sugars. Once light an fluffy add the honey and mix until well combined. Add the egg, mixing to combine, then on low add the in the flour mixture, followed by the cornflakes, milk crumbs and dried berries (if using).
- Drop by tablespoon sizes balls onto baking sheet leaving a couple of inches between for the cookies to spread.
- Preheat oven to 350. While the oven is preheating chill dough in the refrigerator until cold. (I popped in the freezer to speed it up).
- Bake at 350, turning pan half way through cookies, until the cookies are golden brown 15-20 minutes. I like these nicely golden rather than underdone.
- Allow cookies to set for a couple of minutes on sheet and then move to cooling rack.
Milk crumbs :
- 1/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon skim milk powder
- 2 tablespoons brown rice flour
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1 1/2 teaspoons sugar
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 2 T unsalted butter, melted
- 1/4 cup (45 g) white chocolate pieces, melted
- Preheat the oven to 225′F
- In a medium bowl mix together 2 tablespoons plus 1 1/2 teaspoons milk powder, rice flour, cornstarch, sugar and salt.
- Stir in the melted butter until well combined.
- Spread mixture onto a parchment or silpat lined baking sheet.
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Hey guys Knox here. I'm blogging on the stars who need a face/heel turn today in wrestling. Gimmicks and personalities become stale after a while and sometimes a turn can help rejuvenate a star. First of all, this list will not include Kane, Ken Anderson or Matt Morgan. Lol those 3 guys have turn more than anyone on wrestling history haha do the math.
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Well with the Lack of responce I had to my last blog I decided to do something a little more interesting. This is the Top 5 Combacks in Wrestling History. This Isnt a 1 time comeback, Its a list of men who came back to wrestling either from injury, Drug and Health issues or just retired, and when they returned they were better than they were before they left. Better in Ring and Bigger Stars than
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I'm in Virginia Beach - starting again today. I did 10 (of 12) weeks from May to mid-July and lost @ 19 pounds (205 to 186). I've since put TEN of those lost pounds back where they DO NOT belong. Want to complete the whole 12 weeks this time, and make it a plan for my life. Goal for these 12 weeks (yes, including T'giving, Christmas, New Year's, Anniversary and all) is 175.....I hope to check in on a regular basis..
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I started today 10/17...I actually did this in 2000, went from 210 to 140 in 12 weeks, it was amazing..well the weight started coming back slowly at first then in the last few years..it is really coming back. I was 30 then, now 43..I know for a fact I will not be able to lose that much weight again..I am older, got arthritis, I had a physical job back then, and more time and money, now I am just looking for support so I do not beat on myself too much. Its those negative self talks that are my downfall. I too have no gym membership now, but I am going to do my best with handweights and cardio dvd's.
Welcome Draken. I started on Monday. Welcome back to the challenge. You are an inspiration to me and what's possible in changing my lifestyle. Age is nothing here. Focus on your goals and making them positive. Leave no room for error. One of my affirmations: "In 12 weeks I will feel beautiful." I started with I want but after the first couple days, I know I can do this. I will change my life. I will be healthy. I will be beautiful. I'm so happy for you. Let's do this.
Thanks! Made it through day one, made those pumpkin muffins, not so good. (FYI) Having my morning cup of joe to get energy to work out...Psychcjs I am sure you will lose the weight you want..Just look forward to FREE day, I have pizza on my menu for that day!!!
Popcorn is on my list for Sunday. Yay! My arms are still hurting. I woke up this morning and wanted to punch my legs in their face. How dare they not remember all those years of volleyball? How dare they? Anyway, 3 down, 3 to go. Have a good day.
Hi Everyone and my buddy Psychcjs! I started on the 15th also, and yesterday I woke up with a sore throat and migraine. I babysat for a friend whose daughter was just diagnosed with strep, so now I have to go to the doctor tomorrow. I'm trying SO hard not to be angry, but I'm losing that battle. I've been pissed off all morning that I feel so crappy. I chased my toddler son around the mall yesterday for an hour but didn't go to the gym because I don't want to feel worse and more sick. I am sticking with the eating plan but no more workouts until I feel better. I have to rest as much as possible so I can be okay to take care of my kids.
44, I'm so sorry you're feeling ill. When my son brings home his little gifts from school, the whole house goes on quarantine. Those buggers hit adults so much harder. I think sticking to the eating plan is the best thing at this point. You don't want to pass out with a 20lb weight in your hand. A couple days won't hurt as long as your metabolism stays going. I hope you feel better soon.
Have a good day guys. 3 down, 3 to go until the end of week 1.
Good to see everyone here! For some reason - I can't help it - I have to weigh every day... works for me, I guess. Hey Draken - I discovered that if I follow the plan, some of my old aches and pains diminish - I was incredulous. I sit at a computer all day & have little time to do much else - but the program fits my schedule and I HAVE TO WORK IT. Hey 44 - sick or not, do SOMEthing - stretch at least. Whatever you do don't quit. Exercise - even a little - helps everything. No kicking yourself, no anger. You're here for a reason and a purpose. Oh - as far as gyms go - not sure who has what in their area, but Planet Fitness is a steal. Thank you all for being here - I am sure it will help me stay motivated. Down just under 3 pounds since Monday... and yes I's sore but it feels great!!
Thanks for the support! I went to the doctor and got some antibiotics so I'm feeling a little better. I've been doing a lot of cleaning around the house and sweating a lot just doing that. I am not going to do a free day this week because I don't even think I'd even enjoy it the way I'm feeling. I'd rather just save it up for next week. I think I'll still weigh myself tomorrow and Sunday to check things out and hopefully I've lost at least a little bit. Good for you, chippers32, on your 3 pound loss already!! You must be so thrilled! I have the urge to weigh every day, too, but I'm afraid of being disappointed so I'm waiting until tomorrow or Sunday.
Okay, great news! I weighed on Sunday and I was down 2.6 pounds for the first week! I tried to do too much on Saturday and felt worse on Sunday with my cold so I'm just going to take it easy and stick with the eating plan but no exercise. I didn't do a free day this week and really didn't even feel tempted to since I knew I wouldn't really enjoy it with a cold anyway. I can't wait until my free day this weekend when I'll hopefully be feeling better and really ready to indulge. How was your free day, Psychcjs? Did you plan it out and eat things you had been craving during the week or was it just a whatever happens, happens kind of day?
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BETHLEHEM, Pa., Jan. 28, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Particle Sciences, Inc. a drug delivery Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization (CDMO), has partnered with Hapten Sciences, Inc. to progress Hapten's lead product into the clinic. The product is a vaccine developed to lessen or eliminate contact dermatitis from Poison Ivy, Oak and Sumac exposure. According to Raymond Hage, CEO of Hapten, "Experts report that 50 to 85 percent of the population in the United States is sensitive to urushiol and, when adequately exposed, will suffer an allergic reaction. Aside from the actual physical discomfort, these reactions cost the federal government and private business millions each year in lost workdays. For instance, in the western US, annually, about one third of US Forest Service Firefighters will leave a fire as a result of exposure to Poison Ivy, Oak or Sumac." Particle Sciences will be manufacturing the Phase I/II materials of Hapten's first human studies scheduled for 2014. According to Mark Mitchnick, MD, Particle Sciences' CEO, "We have worked with Hapten in the past and are delighted to be helping them bring this important product to market. This a great use of our sterile solution manufacturing capacity: producing and filling a novel product along with providing complete analytic (service info) and release testing (service info). We have steadily expanded or cGMP manufacturing capacity with a focus on sterile and otherwise challenging products and have several in the queue already for early 2014."
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• The OMS seventh-grade girls basketball team won an exciting overtime battle with rival York on Jan. 14 by a score of 17-14. The team continued to struggle in the first half and trailed midway through the second quarter 10-1. The team came storming back allowing only 4 points over the last 2 ½ quarters and overtime by playing incredible defense and outrebounding York's 6-foot, 4-inch center. The scoring was evenly distributed as Madison Lybrand, Brenna Allen and Sydney Beatham each had 4 points. Brooklyn Thomas and Amber Lipscomb each added 2, while Kendra Hickman scored a free throw. Krystal Nielson Sydney Beatham
• The OMS eighth-grade girls basketball team on Jan. 14 beat an undefeated York, 19-14. Taylor Morneault ran the offense well from the point tallying four assists on the night. Meanwhile, Lilly Wallace commanded the backboards grabbing a season high 18 rebounds. This win was a total team effort with all of the Lady Eagles boxing out well and playing lights out on the defensive end. Contributing for Oakridge were: Lilly Wallace - 9 points, 18 rebounds; Taylor Morneault - 5 points, 4 assists; Joelle Keffer - 2 points, 5 rebounds; Tiffany Mendez - 2 points, 3 steals; and Erika Drutis - 1 point, 2 steals.
• The OMS seventh-grade boys basketball team won 35-30 on Jan. 14 vs. York.The team was led by Andrew White with 19 points, 22 rebounds and 4 assists. Austin Gunnels had 7 points and 3 steals, and Will Griffith added 8 rebounds. Others contributing were: Jackson Watkins - 2 points; Luke Darling - 1 point; David Saleeba - 2 points; Colbl Ratliff - 2 points; and Hunter Walden- 2 points
• On Jan. 14, Oakridge kept the ball rolling with their eighth straight win, this time over their rivals from York. After three quarters, the score was Oakridge 31, York 11. Oakridge continued tough defensive play, but York caught fire making five 3-pointers in the final period. The Golden Eagles stayed composed, eventually winning the game with a final score of 37-30. Scoring for the Golden Eagles: Wally Wilmore - 11 points, 4 rebounds; Parker Largen - 9 points, 3 steals; Cole Hybargar - 6 points, 12 rebounds (8 offensive); Ashanti Long - 4 points; Matt Ringler - 3 points; J oe Glover - 2 points, 2 steals; Tanner Tolson - 2 points; and Wade Summer - 3 rebounds, 2 steals.
• Oakridge Middle School wrestlers turned in a strong performance in the Yellow Jacket tournament Jan. 12. Five wrestlers medaled in the tournament, including Austin Oldenburg, second place silver medal, 3-1, state qualifier; William Emory, first place gold medal, 4-0, state qualifier; Wyatt Emory, second place silver medal, 3-1, state qualifier; Timmy Parker, first place gold medal, 4-0, state qualifier; and Cole Woodworth, third place bronze medal, 4-1. Also wrestling well were: Michael Angelou 2-2, Gavin Colocino 2-2, Austin Malcolm 2-2 and Hunter Vowell 3-2.
• OMS dropped a hard-fought match to the defending state champions Dutchman Creek Middle School on Jan. 15, 39-36. The meet went to the final match before it was decided. Congratulations to the following wrestlers for their strong performance: Brent Courtwright, Austin Oldenburg – decision, Charlie Hoffman, Austin Malcolm – pin, William Emory – pin, Wyatt Emory – pin, Hunter Vowell – pin, Timmy Parker – pin, and Leander Dixon – decision.
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A Chelsea Under-19 side won away in Moscow on Wednesday evening, beating CSKA 1-0.
The match was the club's second in the group stage of the NextGen tournament, a Champions League-style competition for this age group which we have entered for the first time this season.
In the opening home match at the end of August, CSKA came from behind to win 2-1 but the tables were turned today when schoolboy midfielder Jeremie Boga (pictured) scored in the 71st minute to decide the away meeting, played at the October Stadium in the Russian capital.
By that stage CSKA were down to 10 men, Anton Polyutkin having been sent off eight minutes into the second half. The numbers were evened up after the Chelsea goal, substitute Jordan Houghton seeing a second yellow card with just over quarter of an hour to go.
Five players who began August's home game were in the starting 11 today - Mitchell Beeney in goal, Alex Davey and Adam Nditi in defence and further upfield, Lewis Baker and centre-forward Patrick Bamford.
Daniel Pappoe started his first game of the season in central defence and there were places for first-year scholar Fankaty Dabo and Boga, who was a half-time substitute in the meeting at Cobham.
The win puts Dermot Drummy's side six points behind CSKA who top of the group, the Russians having played two games more. They had a 100 per cent record until today.
Ajax are level with Chelsea on three point with one game played while Norwegian club Molde have lost all three matches played. Those two clubs face each other tomorrow.
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The Chelsea Under-19 side's next game in this competition is away to Molde on 31 October.
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Brian Selznick Gives Us the Inside Story on The Invention of Hugo Cabret
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The Invention of Hugo Cabret Garners Accolades
The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick is making itself known as one of the best books of 2007.
Brian Selznick Interview Transcript
Illustrator Brian Selznick was interviewed by Scholastic students.
The Invention of Hugo Cabret Booktalk
A mechanical man, a secret notebook, a stolen key and a hidden message. What do they have to do with Hugo, a lonely orphan who lives in the walls of a Paris train station?
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International Day of Persons with Disabilities
Friday Dec 3, is International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The following is taken from the UN website. http://www.un.org/disabilities/default.asp?id=1540
The annual observance of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities on 3 December was established by the International Year for Disabled Persons (1981). The Day aims to promote a better understanding of disability issues with a focus on the rights of persons with disabilities and gains to be derived from the integration of persons with disabilities in every aspect of the political, social, economic and cultural life of their communities. The goal of full and effective participation of persons with disabilities in society and development was established by the World Programme of Action concerning Disabled Persons, adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 1982.
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Update: I received an email this morning that Tiprint will be open for business on Monday 12/13
As most of you know, there was a fire in Cudahy last week that not only affected 4 individuals, but it also affected a company that has been a staple in Cudahy for about 25 years now.
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I recently participated in my shadow visits. I observed a couple of home visits as the experienced consultant conducted the annual reviews. I never realized how much I did not know. It is very humbling. While I have some knowledge in developmental disabilities issues, the shadow visits were to individuals with physical disabilities. The visit reminded me of the phrase "you don't know what you don't know". And it is obvious there is much to learn. I will also be helping those with developmental disabilities as well as the elderly.
Buzz's Bunch
This past weekend, we were Welcomed by Coach Buzz Wiliams and the entire Marquette Men's Basketball Family to attend a game and given a chance to interact with the players prior to the game.
For those who are not aware of Buzz's Bunch, Buzz Williams, the Head Mens Basketball Coach at Marquette hosts a group on individuals who have physical and/or developmental disabilities at a basketball camp in the summer and a Marquette game in the winter. This is our second year patricipating and it is a great experience. Not only for Tyler and the rest of my family, but also for everybody involved in the Marquette Mens Basketball program. From the office staff, to cheerleaders. From every coach to every player.
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Setting the Record Straight
Thursday night, my family and I had the honor of helping serve dinner to those less fortunate then us. We were among a group of people from Cudahy who served at the Tippecanoe Presbyterian Church.
Contrary to somes public perception, none of those served tonight were intoxicated nor were they offensive in any way.


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Grunts, also known as slumps, are cousins to the cobbler—they too feature a biscuit topping, but unlike the cobbler, which is baked in the oven, a grunt is cooked on the stovetop. In this easy summertime dessert, apricots simmer in a skillet with honey and a touch of cloves. Then whole-grain buttermilk biscuits are steamed on top of the bubbling fruit until set. Serve warm with a little heavy cream, a dollop of yogurt or vanilla ice cream. Try it with any type of fruit or combination of fruit—frozen fruit works well too.
Recipe: Apricot Grunt
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