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I'm in my third year of retirement and feel that I'm still recovering from having worked with some of the worse kind of people - aides, teachers, principals, assistant principals, psychologists. You name it and I've probably experienced it! No, there's not much that I miss.
I do highly recommend that new retirees with a bit of time and energy on their hands go out and experience something completely different. For me, that meant working part-time in the private sector in a store that is part of a huge supermarket chain. My job allows me to get to know everyone in every department. I love going behind the scenes learning how such a single successful store can net a whopping $1.5 million per week! After leaving a career in which friendly co-workers were almost non-existent and yearly goals were never achieved, it was refreshing to finally work for a successful company among fellow employees who always greet each other with, "How are you doin'?" Some will call my name with a big smile from across the store to say "Hi!" and others like to call me by friendly nicknames that they've chosen for me! I'm always amazed that working stiffs who earn just $15-25 an hour all seem to enjoy their jobs so much.
I understand that my previous public sector career was in a field run by people who were not accountable to any bottom line. Fortunately, I now get to witness first-hand what can be accomplished when things are done right. I sometimes try to imagine a school run by my current employer.
I'm sorry you are struggling. I'm not retired yet, but am in my "detaching phase" of teaching. I know that I will need to keep myself occupied so I don't sit around and brood. One of my thoughts was to go to the local "high end" supermarket and work as a barista at their coffee bar. My ds does that now and enjoys the company of the others as he works. A teacher friend of mine works part time at kohls. They value their mature employees for their work ethic. Maybe a part time job will get you out of the house enough so you feel connected somewhere else. I will probably sub in a local school where my ds went. I don't think I'll miss my current school since my belove P retired. The new guy- I can leave without a backwards glance.
I hope you find something soon that you look forward to doing. But don't work too hard- you are retired, after all!
Hi Cvt,
Thanks so much for your response, and indeed I am feeling all that you mentioned. For me, I don't have a DH or children, so I sit here by myself struggling to figure out a new life for myself. I have signed up to volunteer and will take classes, etc., but right now I am in a funk and missing everything that was familiar and safe to me.
I was just on a trip to Africa and it was wonderful and I hope to do more of that.
I sub just to have some connections with others, but it's not the same. Ugh! I feel so darn lost....
You go girl!! You are inspirational! And your words are also true and well said.
I could have written your post. What I keep reminding myself is that these are the latter years of my life. How do I want to spend them? Having a good time, or worrying about paperwork, attending stupid staff meetings that are often meaningless, and getting up at 5:30? I know that teaching is great. It provides you with a family. They are often your friends. Your life changes, but in a good way. Think of the things you can do now that you couldn't when you were teaching. I think of going to Dollywood in mid-November. I went on a cruise in late September. We drive to the mountains to enjoy the fall foliage or head for the beach at a moment's notice. After I left teaching, I decided that I would be "lean and mean." I eat healthier, go on two-mile walks after breakfast with my husband and lift weights. My weight has returned to the same weight that I was when I was in college.
I do miss teaching because I don't have a significant other or kids of my own. My work was my meaning, purpose, and identity. I have only been retired since May and am looking at other options, but right now I am feeling like a fish out of water. I welcome any suggestions you all might have for moving on and finding new opportunities. I keep getting stuck in the past and having regrets. It's good for me to check in on the board and know that I will find my new life. I miss the kiddos, but not the paperwork or the increasing demands that caused so much stress in my life.
I was very happy to read all of your responses. Ive been active since I left teaching. Eating out for lunch. Guilt-free shopping in the afternoon. Travel during non-peak times. Getting up out of bed when I want to. Its been great. Im glad to hear that all of you are having such positive experiences.
I retired four years ago and while it was an adjustment, nope I don't miss it. I miss the creative part of the job and some the teachers and parents I worked with. I do sub a day or two now and then and I enjoy speaking with teachers and time spent with children. I'm appalled at the changes that have come along since I left the profession and I'm disappointed at the lack of work ethic I see in many teachers.
I love sailing by the dollar bins at Target without a thought of holiday pencils and little treasures for the reward box!
No, nope, no thank you. Teaching was a wonderful career for a long time, but the final few years were dreadful. I didn't get into teaching to prepare kids for testing, administer numerous assessments, analyze data, deal with entitled parents, and attend tons of useless professional development sessions. I am delighted to be finished with all of that nonsense.
I'm in a new phase of my life now and am enjoying it a great deal.
I loved the career, the kids and the families. I loved directing the chorus and serving as a union rep for several years, but the direction in which its going now, plus the level of burn out I had when I left, nope, do not miss it at all!
Miss it? No. Not the way it was the last few years I taught, and the way it's heading now. I do miss the friends I worked with, I hear a lot from them still so I know what's going on at school, even 800 miles away. That knowledge adds to the list of reasons I'm glad I'm retired.
H E double hockey sticks, no!
I loved teaching and many of my coworkers. I didn't enjoy the endless paperwork, data, and politics. I don't miss teaching at all. I've replaced it with tutoring adults and reading and find that very rewarding.
I was out of the classroom for the last 15 years, so I worked with small groups in a room about 1/3 the size of the classrooms. Crazy, but I never missed teaching, but I did miss my room! I loved my setup with my desk and computer in one corner, and sink, microwave and fridge across the room. My reading table was in front of a white board on the wall, and I had kids books all over. I had a walk-in closet for storage. Many teachers stopped by my room each day, and I enjoyed that! What is wrong with me?? My room felt like a safe place, and when I was by myself, it would calm me, when the school drama got too much.
I'm now in my 5th year of retirement, and I don't miss teaching--and haven't since the day I walked out the door. It almost makes me feel a bit of guilt--that I've been SO happy to be retired. But then I quickly remember how I put SO much time, energy, heart & soul into my teaching and my kids over the years. It was a high needs school, and it was a burden of love for sure--but it was the right time for me to retire and leave that burden of love to others. I continue to feel so relieved and joyful. Well, I was joyful before, but sometimes I really had to WORK at putting the joy in each day, if that makes sense. Now, the joy comes naturally. Even when life hands me a challenge (as it does for all of us), I always think "Well, at least I don't have to deal with teaching, meetings, observations, etc. today." .... Having said all of this, I still thoroughly enjoy volunteer tutoring, just 2 mornings a week at a neighborhood school. I love helping on MY terms--and then walking out that door.
I do miss teaching, but I left early (at 55) due to simply knowing I had to get out of a toxic work environment. I also had family that need me (elderly parents) and we can live without the income, so it was just a no brainer. Now I go to my part time job with no responsibility. I miss the kids. I miss the creativity. But I don't miss the STRESS and the constant "you're not doing it right" messages being sent by admin and also by a new breed of parents.
1956BD expressed my feelings exactly! This is my first year of retirement, and at the beginning of the school year I felt a little sad. But now thats its been a couple of months, Im feeling better all the time.
I do not miss teaching. I was so tired, by the time I quit after 37 years, I had little strength to give. I was not in poor health, but our very-low-income first-graders taxed me greatly.
I do volunteer work---help kids with homework and read one-on-one to a child---and other fun things I haven't had time for in years past. My mind and body needed a rest.
I miss seeing the little minds tick, the aaha moments, using my favorite lessons, finding new fun lessons to try. I miss knowing all the new programs ( I need to stop looking at my grade level board), knowing about all the new children's books. I miss my Co teachers and reading to kids.
That being said I LOVE being an hour instead of 10 hours away from our kids and grandkids. I love reading in bed every morning, going on long daytime walks, shopping and browsing, new hobbies, walking out of the school I volenteer in without any papers to correct.
I do, and think I always will, miss teaching but I am surprising myself with how much I'm enjoying this new life too.
I don't miss it at all.
I loved being a teacher and I love teaching. I still teach, but not always in a high school classroom like I did for 40 years.
-I am a docent at a museum.
-I sub in my subject area.
-I teach a field ecology class to high school kids in the summer...outdoors.
-I am in the planning stages to teach Osher (lifelong learning) classes at a local Ivy League college
-I get together with the neighborhood kids from time to time to explore things like solar eclipses, how toilets work, abstract art, and the rules of football.
All these teaching experiences satisfy my joy of teaching requirement. Only subbing requires me to get up at 5 am. I never have to worry about behavior problems, problem parents, or grading papers.
I think retirement is wonderful!
I truly loved teaching at my beloved low income school but when I left...I left. I occasionally have fleeting thoughts about my school or fellow staffers but I dont have regrets or miss it. Im just on to the rest of my life and it is good.
Sometimes, yes, I certainly miss the children, my friends, the routine. I was sad that first fall four years ago. For many reasons. My teaching career ended on a high note, which helped the transition. I have subbed and done some naep testing. I enjoyed both but now am busy with grandchildren, sports and life. I think by year two or three I had eased into my new life. Are we not lucky to have had such wonderful careers that we would miss them so much! You will understand as well as metamorphize with time...
For the first two years after I retired, I subbed about two to three days per week, and also did some long-term sub jobs in the library.
Then the third year, I subbed for an interventionist and I was hooked.
For the past four years, I have worked as a reading and math interventionist four days per week, 4.5 hours per day from the second week of September to mid-May. I do not have to do parent conferences, Open House, attend staff meeting, or do formal report cards..although the twenty-four reports I write twice per year are two pages in fourteen font for each student.
I love this job...love working with one to four students who are with me for thirty minutes...love seeing progress of students who used to fall between the cracks.
If I was not doing this interventionist job or subbing, I would definitely miss teaching!
I don't miss any aspect of teaching. Haven't been back to school either. Since I taught 43 years I've moved on to different friends & activities. I do miss reading aloud to children.
No. I have fond memories of teaching, but I don't miss it or want to return to the classroom.
At the beginning, I missed the people I enjoyed being with daily. That was six years ago. My life is now full of other things and people-and some of the same people-so I don't miss the companionship and busyness of it at all. I'm really a very happy retiree.
I do miss the creative part of teaching, although that was being eroded away with the CCSS. Expectations were put on 1st graders that were not based on sound developmental practices.
I get mad when I look on the website and see the new teacher got the new furniture I had asked/begged/pleaded for at least 10 years. Oh well....
I miss having a place to escape to when DH is driving me bonkers. School was 5 minutes away and peaceful on a Saturday afternoon.
Of course, I have never set foot inside my former school again after I drove away that final day.
I have to say the school themed dreams/nightmares have really hit me hard in the past month. I sure wish those would stop.
Agree with 1956BD. Any nostalgia is quickly cured by remembering all the frustrations mentioned, plus listening to the comments made by dear friends who are still in the trenches due to late life children still in the nest and needing an income to pay for their college/bills.
What I really enjoy is driving by any school in session during the day and smiling as I think about all the hard work they are doing, but I am not.
Again, nope.
But, my grandchildren 7, 9, 12 get the best part of me as a teacher! Whenever, and that is very seldom, I do miss it, I call up the grandkids and teach them something. Right now, the 12 year old and I are working on cooking skills.
1956BD said it very well for me.
in the purest sense. By that I mean I miss planning with my terrific team and then teaching the lessons to well behaved students who want to learn.
I wish there was a place to do that. I do not miss dealing with behavior problems, difficult parents, report cards, paperwork, meetings, boring professional development, back to school night, curriculum night.... You get the idea.
So whenever I start to miss the art of teaching I remind myself of all that goes with that pleasure. Then I do not feel that sad anymore.
Plus, I have a great volunteer teaching job. I teach after school Bible lessons in a national program called "Kids Beach Club". Beach is just the theme. So, for two hours every Tuesday afternoon during the school year I get to be a teacher again to third, fourth and fifth graders. I feel very blessed. It really helps to not miss teaching too much.
I spent the first 15 months of my retirement as a caregiver for DH. I didnt miss it then and I dont miss it now that Im guiltily liberated. I loved teaching and recall it fondly, but Im on to the next steps in my life journey. Nope, dont miss it.
I know that a lot of people eagerly embrace leaving teaching and going off into the sunset for their retirement. I did that, but recently I was looking at our school's webpage and a huge feeling of nostalgia swept over me. I had a feeling of missing school, the kids, the life as a teacher.


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Italian actress Laura Betti, July 31
Laura Betti, an Italian actress who worked with famed film directors including Pier Paolo Pasolini, Federico Fellini and Bernardo Bertolucci, died in Rome on Saturday, July 31, 2004, after suffering a heart attack. She was 70. Born Laura Trombetti in Bologna, she started her career as a jazz singer before her acting debut in Fellini's La Dolce Vita in 1960. She appeared in Bertolucci's Last Tango in Paris and 1900. She was remembered for her long friendship with Pasolini, a homosexual. She appeared in seven of his films, including Teorema. After Pasolini was mysteriously slain on a beach in 1975, Betti dedicated herself to preserving his memory . In 2001, she made a well-received documentary about him. In this photo, Betti shows the Volpi cup she won in 1968 as best actress.
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The in-flight magazine of Turkish Airlines, Skylife is holding a photo competition entitled "Bridges and People," which invites all photography lovers to submit their photos telling of the bridges built between people, cultures, and civilizations.
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Can I have the paragon key please on phone don't know how to pm on it
Lol PC
Are ya still playing mabi, if yes, on which server ? (oh fu, read further and saw you played on tarlach, I'm on Mari, sad )
1 million a day? is it a server thing because i play on alexina? i'd sure love to get back into this game but making money really made me feel limited
Just wanted to say thanks on your profile page for suggestion those 3 animes...
Now i'll have something to watch for a while forward..
Starting with " Togainu no Chi " sounded interesting the way you described it..
And, thanks for describing the animes you listed instead of just saying the names.
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Federal mediators swooped into a meeting between the NHL and the players' union Wednesday and tried to steer the sides to a collective bargaining agreement.
The mediators, Scot Beckenbaugh and John Sweeney, will attempt to cut through the discord and distrust that have built over the last few months as they confer with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and union boss Donald Fehr, among others.
Think of it as a troubled couple – Bettman and Fehr – visiting with a pair of marriage counselors.
Joseph Folger, a Temple University professor who teaches courses in conflict and mediation, said the mediators can be helpful.
"It's all about the timing when mediation is involved," he said. "If both sides are at a place where they realize the alternative is much worse than compromising," then a deal will get done. "Are they looking down at the abyss and figuring, 'We can't go on like this'? If they're not there yet, than there's very little the mediators can do."
Folger said that if the labor war has turned into a personal battle – as it seems to have done, with Fehr and Bettman as the main combatants – "it makes the mediation tougher."
He also said mediation can "save face" for the side that is more reluctant to compromise.
"The mediation-made-me-do-it syndrome can work in their favor," he said. The side that makes what it perceives as the biggest concessions can "save face by implying it was pressure from the mediator that caused it. It wasn't that they caved, but they went with something the mediator (suggested)."
Bill Daly, the NHL's deputy commissioner, said the league had "no particular level of expectation going into this process."
Fehr said on the YES Network: "If both sides want to come to an agreement, a skilled mediator can help."
The two sides agreed to meet again Thursday.
Dividing hockey-related revenue, length of player contracts, length of the CBA, and free agency are among the issues that have stalled negotiations.
No one is putting a timetable on things, but if an agreement is not in place by early January, many experts think, the entire season will be canceled. Thus far, games have been erased through Dec. 14.
One of the dynamics that may help the NHL and the players union, Folger said, is that their battle "is in the public eye." There can be pressure to close the deal because the sides don't want to hear that "they couldn't even get it done with a mediator."
But that's what happened in 2004-05, when mediation couldn't resolve the differences and the season was canceled.
Mediation differs from arbitration, which has a third party impose a binding agreement. In mediation, the neutral third party works as a facilitator.
Flyers center Claude Giroux has been getting treatment on his neck in Georgia. GM Paul Holmgren said he wasn't permitted to comment.
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adrian_d wrote:These look absolutely stunning, i'm hugely jealous of anyone that has owned/owns or has ever seen/ridden one of these in real life
I think this is innovation pushed to the highest point.
Now to find the money for one haha. Whats the usual impressions of people when riding on the bike paths?
I've had no trouble but I slow down to walking pace and call out.
I've had some people think its some sort of space age mobility scooter. Most people want to ask questions and that can hold you up.
I found I met the same people a lot so after a while its just a cheery hello and keep riding.
As for getting one you will have to start saving. The Rotovelo looks pretty affordable and the odd one shows up second hand. It has no suspension but a suspension version is in the works.


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Nobel Glass Travel Thermos
Item: Nobel Glass Travel Thermos
Price: 16oz thermos: $34.50, 12oz thermos: $29.50
Overall Impression: A stylish and functional way to tote your tea!
I have to admit that I was initially drawn to the Nobel Glass Travel Thermos on looks alone. Sleek and elegant, the thermos consists of a simple double-walled glass column topped with a bamboo lid. Even the small etched logo is unobtrusive and sits quietly towards the bottom. But my superficial admiration was quickly followed by curiosity. I had of course seen double-walled glass used in cups and glasses but never in a travel mug. And the little brew basket tucked into the top meant they were pitching it towards people interested in loose leaf, quality tea. This definitely called for further investigation.
The Review
Characteristics and Specs: Made with borosilicate glass, bamboo, and stainless steel; 12 or 16 oz capacity; the body is dishwasher safe, the lid is not; not microwave safe.
Favorite details: The functionality of the double-walled glass, the nicely rounded lip, and the over all simplicity of the design.
Potential problems: The metal brew basket is perhaps a little too small, despite the fact that the box claims it's a new, larger design.
My Nobel Glass Thermos arrived in the mail two weeks ago and I've been putting to through its paces ever since. One of the first things I realized is that it is called a thermos, and not a mug, for a reason. I emphasize this because it doesn't offer two things often found in a travel mug: a sippy-lid and a handle. This doesn't mean that the Nobel can't be directly sipped from, it just means it doesn't have the contoured plastic top that most travel mugs sport these days. I did not find this to be a problem, nor did I miss a handle. But if these are important to you, you may not like this product. (Or maybe you can try this!)
The double glass walls are hand-made from borosilicate glass which means it's super durable and can handle a wide variety of temperatures. (Borosilicate glass is used to make most lab equipment.) The thermos kept my morning tea quite hot while the outer walls remained gently, soothingly warm. The bamboo lid fits nice and snug due to a BPA-free plastic interior. I also appreciate that although it does not have the sippy-cup top, the edges of the glass are smooth and rounded and feel nice to drink from.
My only complaint is that the removable brew basket that fits on the top could be slightly bigger. (The picture to the left, which is from the manufacturer, makes it look much bigger than it is. My photos, above, show a smaller basket in proportion to the thermos.) Loose leaf tea should have lots of room to open up and bloom while brewing and I found my leaves crowded and some were even pushed up and out of the water due to the size of the basket. I've been working with this by using less tea which has helped somewhat. This isn't a deal breaker for me, though, since i don't always use loose leaf tea. Which reminds me, the thermos can of course be used for other hot beverages such as coffee and cold beverages as well.
So in conclusion, even though most mornings my longest journey is from the kitchen to my desk in the next room, my Nobel Glass Travel Thermos is a great companion.
The Nobel Glass Travel Thermos is sold exclusively through DAVIDsTEA, a modern teashop chain with dozens of locations throughout Canada and a smaller US presence through two Manhattan shops. They also have a robust online shop where all of their loose teas and tea accessories can be shipped to Canada and the US. (International shipments can be arranged through their customer service department.)
Find It! Nobel Glass Travel Thermos, 16oz thermos: $34.50, 12oz thermos: $29.50 at DAVIDsTEA
Related: How to Make a Proper Pot of Black Tea
Apartment Therapy Media makes every effort to test and review products fairly and transparently. The views expressed in this review are the personal views of the reviewer and this particular product review was not sponsored or paid for in any way by the manufacturer or an agent working on their behalf. However, the manufacturer did give us the product for testing and review purposes.
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FEMA's "Rumor Control" site addresses Hurricane Irma social media myths
FEMA's "Rumor Control" site addresses Hurricane Irma social media myths
Savannah, Ga. —
FEMA has released a new webpage addressing myths and scams that have spread across social media and the web as Hurricane Irma approaches the United States.
The "Rumor Control" page addresses issues such as a common scam saying that FEMA is hiring employees, as well as myths about diseases such as the plague being spread through floodwaters. To clear that particular rumor up, FEMA states that the plague is spread through fleas, not water.
There is also information from FEMA on this page regarding pets, flood insurance, storm shelters and more.
FEMA urges that you share their webpage with friends and family to clear up these rumors and scams.


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I've used radar detectors in my cars and motorcycles for the last 15 years or so now, and I consider myself an experienced detector user. Over the years I've tried a lot of different brands, some worked very well, and others were more gimmicky and disappointing. One of the few brands of radar/laser protection that have never failed to impress me has been Escort. I have been using their excellent, but expensive Passport SRX remote mounted model in two of my vehicles, one of them equipped with the laser shifters as well. I drive through several radar sources every day on my way to and from the office, so I have a really good idea of what's what. Here in the Phoenix area, we have a lot of Ka-band photo radar, and regular freeway traffic usually flows around 15 to 20mph over the posted limit, so just by keeping up with traffic, I can attest to the SRX saving me far more than what I paid for it over the last few years. It's been a great addition to both my truck, and one of my more "at risk" motorcycles. About the only thing I didn't like about the SRX's was the amount of work involved in doing the installation.
When I heard that the folks at Escort wanted to send their newest, easy-to-install unit for me to check out, I was really stoked! Based on the award-winning windshield mounted Passport 8500 X50, the new ($499.95 US) Passport Qi45 is a high performance radar/laser detector. The package arrived a short time ago, and I immediately installed it into my vehicle, alongside my trusty Passport SRX, which was almost double the price (when I bought it 5 years ago).
In terms of installing a remote mounted detector, it really doesn't get much easier or simpler than this new Passport. There are three main components, the detection receiver, a very small but brilliantly executed dash mounted display and control module, and a central interface module that the other two components connect to using simple RJ11 telephone style connectors. You mount the receiver, and run the wire to the central module, then mount the miniature display/controller, and run its wire back to the central module. Connect a power and ground wire, and that's it, she's done! A competent installer can put the new Qi45 into a typical vehicle in 45 minutes or less. At only 2" x 1", the main display/control module is small enough to mount anywhere, like in the dashboard of a motorcycle, for example (but keep in mind the Qi45 module is not waterproof).
When you power up the unit, it runs a self diagnostic and confirms all components are operational. If you prefer a more discreet installation, you can choose to hide the controller, and replace it with a single LED indicator which is also included, and simply plugs into the control module. And in the interest of discretion, the Qi45 includes SmartShield VG2 Immunity, making the Qi45 virtually undetectable. For the ultimate in laser defense, you can add the Qi Shifter Pack, which are similar to the SRX's laser shifters I've come to love. These too are a simple install, simply plugging into the existing receiver after mounting.
FEATURES AND CONTROLSThe Passport Qi45 comes equipped with a wide range of very useful features, as well as some that are meant for expert use, and a couple that are just really cool. As with my current Escort products, one of the things I like about them is that they require almost zero input from me once they are initially set up. Installed correctly, the detectors power up and down with the vehicles ignition, and are equipped with the ability to automatically mute warnings and even dim the displays automatically to suit the lighting conditions. The display uses a matrix of 280 tiny individual LED's which results in a very easy to read but space efficient display. You can also choose Dark Mode, where your only alert will be the audible signals.
Initially however, you should go through the controls and options to get things dialed in to your personal preferences. The Qi45 provides the capability to auto mute alerts after a couple of seconds to avoid annoying alarms from constant radar sources such as speed displays or X-band emissions from door openers, etc. There are three sensitivity settings, Auto, Highway, and Auto Nox, which can be used if you are certain that your local LEO's no longer use the antiquated X-band radars. If you don't have X-band speed traps, the Auto Nox setting is great, you can set the unit to completely ignore all X-band signals, which can significantly reduce false alarms in urban areas.
Of course the volume of the alerts is fully adjustable, and there is a mute button to silence the audio during an alert. Each type of alert uses a different kind of tone, so with a bit of use you'll soon know the type of radar by the sound of the alert. And if that's not enough, there are announcements with a pleasant female voice at the beginning of each alert such as "Ka-Band" or X-Band, as well as when selecting functions and setting preferences. This makes it very easy to keep your eyes on the road while making adjustments. Expert users can choose to display the ExpertMeter, which is an advanced display of a miniature spectrum analyzer. In ExpertMeter mode, you can view up to 8 simultaneous radar signals, and determine the band and strength of each one. There is also a SpecDisplay mode that shows you the specific frequency of the radar, but I'm not sure why I would need to know if it was 24.150GHz or 34.7GHz. Cool, sure, but… well, it's cool.
Other cool capabilities include text message displaying of SWS (Safety Warning System) alerts that are becoming more popular in many urban areas. There are 60 messages currently allocated for the system, and are grouped into different sections such as Info/Convenience, Road Hazards, Weather Hazards, and Highway Construction. If you enable this feature and Safety Radar is used in your area, the Passport will display the safety message being broadcast on the LED display. Examples of these alerts are: "Road Closed Ahead/Follow Detour", "Severe Weather Ahead" or "Police in Pursuit."
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Wow - well that's too bad. No offense taken of course. I'm wondering how you brewed it though - did you try it a few different ways - gongfu or English style? I've only brewed this English style. I have to say that I also never sensed any mint but I thought that could be due to the English style brewing vs. gongfu. I also thought this tea was very "strong" - by that I mean that brewing it English style I only require a very little amount of tea for a 3 min. brew.Victoria wrote:I'm sorry I don't think I can even post a coherent thought on the Sun Moon lake from Upton. It was so horrid, I couldn't get down more than a few gulps. Definitely not for me. I didn't sense any wintergreen. Not to offend those who like it, it's not for me. As with all teas though, I'm glad I tried it, I love trying and learning about tea.
Victoria - did you mention that you also ordered the Sun Moon Lake/Ruby tea from CS? Do you still plan on trying it??
I found them to be similar - will be interesting to see if you do too nor not. On a separate note - what are your favorite blacks or other teas from Upton? I have a gift certificate to use there. Feel free to start a new post if you'd like.
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This drop-waist bebe dress with metallic detail and open sleeves is one showstopping dressy piece. Wear yours with a pair of textured tights and a leather moto jacket to polish up your fall going-out looks.
- 87% polyester, 10% viscose, 3% spandex
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Ruth from Good quality Nice fit and the length is perfect for 5'2", 154lbs
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Caprica from Gorgeous outfit I received a lot of compliments when I wore this dress to a birthday party. The ladies were asking where I purchased the dress.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by fitness101 from armor beaded dress Purchased both red and blue .. returned the blue as the colour was way off,Not disappointed at this as ... I am over the top with the fit and had heads turning with armor red.. not for the lack of my figure but everyone loves my style.. BEBE you do it for me in all that I have purchased .. it makes me above all different than everyone else! built in liner for the skirt makes it attractive for no sheerness and the material is of top quality, also a package of replacement sequins. body builder 130 5'8 size S fit a bit on the large size I would size down to XS as the neck fits a little low.. nothing a triple padded bra doesnt fix.. thx BEBE
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Mommy from Grecian Beautiful and stylish. It is very comfortable but still sexyand the blue and silver are really nice together, can't wait to wear it.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by maya.m from amazing. "Fits like a glove. comfortable, sexy and cute! perfect dress to wear when you dont want to wear something too tight or too short. Im 5'5 and 150 pounds, fits my curves and hides my tummy. loveeeeee it!!!!!!"
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Rated 5 out of 5 by morelia from Gorgeos dress!! "This is an amazing dress, I love the fit, the quality, everything is perfect, it hides the problem areas, Bebe please make more dresses like this style..."
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Rated 4 out of 5 by animated4you from Comfortable Party Dress! "We can see the dress is beautiful however this little dress is super comfy. Dancers...this dress does not rise, believe.. I gets down. I have it in blue, wore it to a masquerade ball. It was a little cool so i rocked it out with fishnets and 4 inch blk booties. Accessories were minimal: diamond earrings and blk clutch that had subtle rock appeal. Sucks I cant show how darling it all came together. Its my top 3 fav fits!"
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A Quick Guide to Mitt's 10 Most Destructive Guiding Principles (excerpts) This sounds about right to me.
... we have learned enough about the beliefs of the Republican presidential candidate to see them as a worldview all its own – a kind of creed that explains Mitt Romney.
... Romneyism has an internal coherence. It is different from conservatism, because it does not intend to conserve or protect any particular institutions or values. It is also distinct from Republicanism, in that it is not rooted in traditional small-town American values, nationalism, or states' rights.
The ten guiding principles of Romneyism are:
1. Corporations are the basic units of society.
2. Workers are a means to the goal of maximizing corporate profits.
3. All factors of production – capital, physical plant and equipment, workers – are fungible and should be treated the same.
4. ... negative side effects of the pursuit of profits ... should not be used as excuses to constrain the pursuit of profits through regulation.
5. 5. Individual worth depends on net worth ...
6. People who fail in the economy should not be coddled.
7. It is the right and responsibility of individuals and corporations to exploit every tax loophole they (and their tax attorneys) can find in order to pay the lowest taxes possible.
8. Politics is a game whose only purpose is to win.
9. Democracy is dangerous ...
10. The three most important aspects of life are family, religion, and money.
We owe nothing to one another as citizens of the same society.
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Ruth, great job, but you forgot a couple:
You can never underestimate the American Peasantry.
Tell the stock-holders whatever you or your fellow board members think they want to hear.
Remember to bring your court jesters with you when conning the peasants, those little buggers eat that crazy shit up.
GOP notes for next campaign: Have Ryan, Trump, Rove, and Rush wear actual face-paint, and have them actually drive a clown car.
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Three for Thursday highlights bike culture, bikes and gear as celebrated by local bike shops. Each week BikeRadar checks in with a different shop around the country to find out what's hot with riders in their area.
As a boutique road shop in Boulder, Colorado, Vecchio's Bicicletteria's most popular product isn't a product at all. Vecchio's has made a business out of its expert service, whether that's tuning existing bikes or building bikes and wheels from the ground up.
Vecchio's brings the skeletons of wheels to life — by the thousands
Since Vecchio's opened 12 years ago within one mile of four other bike shops, the boutique shop with brick walls and vaulted ceilings has sold more than 5,000 handbuilt wheels. Vecchio's founder Peter Chisolm has sold a handful of stock wheels at the insistence of certain customers — "I think we've sold 11 in 12 years," he said — but the ethos of the shop is to sell purpose-built products tailored to the individual rider.
1. The coolest thing in Vecchio's is: the service
Old jerseys and bikes — like a 35th Anniversary Colnago — adorn the walls and ceilings, and scotch and tequila bottles share shelf space with European road racing memorabilia. None of it is for sale.
"We are more about the experience of cycling than the gadgets," said Chisolm, a 20-year Navy veteran, who rides each weekend with a group he calls Vecchi Scorregi (old farts).
Master mechanic Jim Potter at his workstation. Many shops put the service area behind closed doors; at Vecchio's, the service area is a central part of the store
Inside Vecchio's, the experience is more about the service than any particular product. Three work stations surround the showroom floor, and the bike fit station takes front and center in the main shop window. While anyone can walk in and watch Chisolm, master mechanic Jim Potter and master fitter Joe Hughes at work, you can't just drop off your bike.
"We don't have storage," Chisolm said. "It's same-day service, by appointment only."
Boulder, a town of 99,000, has no less than 15 bike shops. Wait time to get on Vecchio's service calendar? Two to three weeks.
Decoration at Vecchio's isn't exactly stock marketing material from the big brands
2. The current best seller in Vecchio's is: the service
"We don't sell much out of boxes. We don't sell any wheels we don't build. We don't sell any bikes we don't build. And we start all bikes sales with the fit," Chisolm said.
"We are very fortunate that we can do this, and we can do it because we're in a bike-crazy town like Boulder," he said.
Owner Peter Chisolm at his post
About 60 percent of Vecchio's business is service, meaning the skills and labor to fix, assemble and tune bikes and parts. A typical bike shop does about 10 percent of its business in service.
"We build about 450 wheels a year," Chisolm said. "We only sell about 55 bikes a year, which average $4,000 to $5,000."
Vecchio's sells a number of Moots bicycles, which are made in nearby Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
3. The one type of thing owner Peter Chisolm most loves is: Campagnolo
Many veterans of the US Navy have tattoos. And many cyclists have bike-related tattoos. But Peter Chisolm may be the only US Navy vet with a Campagnolo tattoo on his forearm. If this isn't a heartfelt endorsement, we don't know what is.
For a visual tour of Vecchio's and all its idiosyncrasies, check out the photo gallery.


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The email below from St. Albans Congregational Church - United Church of Christ - says it all.
Thanks to the Huntington Team for increasing brand awareness, helping others, and fulfilling the SeniorNet Mission.
Leslie M. Smith
From: Nanette Turner
Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2014 6:48 PM
To: Slava Vero
Cc: Michael Turner
Subject: Thank you for Train the Trainer Sessions in Intro to Computers 1@SeniorNet, FSL-LI
Good Afternoon, Slava!
On behalf of the Enriching Our Elders Ministry at St. Albans Congregational Church-United Church of Christ in St. Albans, Queens, we want to express our sincere thanks for the invaluable information we received from auditing two classes of Intro to Computers 1 (Basic Processes) at SeniorNet, FSL-LI in Huntington on 04/08 and 04/10/14. We are looking forward to returning the week of April 29, 2014 to audit Intro to Computers 2 (Basic Applications)!
Sitting through the two classes this week and getting lots of "helpful hints" and insights from the instructor and the coaches was exactly the experience we needed to help us begin to understand how to teach the course material to seniors. We were welcomed by all and everyone was very interested in giving us something to help us, not only to get started, but to be successful.
As we explained to you when we met with you and Diane on March 27, 2014, the Enriching Our Elders Ministry of St. Albans Congregational Church, located at 172-17 Linden Blvd, St. Albans, NY 11434 is launching an initiative to teach basic computing skills to seniors in St. Albans and the surrounding communities of SE Queens. The ministry is under the leadership of Rev.
Gular Glover; our pastor is the Rev. Dr. Henry T. Simmons. In the Robert Ross Johnson Family Life Center, located next door to our church, we have a computer classroom equipped with 10 workstations. We have a tech person who maintains both hardware and software. We plan to hold our first classes in May 2014. We will begin with a subset of the Enriching our Elders ministry participants as students to pilot our course. After making any needed adjustments, we will roll the classes out to the community.
Michael and I have volunteered to teach the classes. We have knowledge of computers and use them daily; however, we have no experience teaching computing skills. This is where the experience of SeniorNet personnel comes into play for us. We appreciate the fact that you have offered to train us at no cost, and have been willing to share the expertise of your instructors and coaches with us - just what we hoped for! Watching the interactions in the class gives us a good idea of where our challenges will be, how we might explain different topics and processes and a fairly good idea of what to expect from our students in a classroom setting. It has us really thinking of how we need to approach the class curriculum and what the curriculum should include. At this point, our plan is to go no further than Intro 1 and 2. As we work through getting these courses up and running, the ministry will plan how and when to expand.
We are thankful for the assistance we have received. If you need to contact us, you may respond to this email or via "snail mail" to:
Michael and Nanette Turner
Jamaica, NY
Thank you again, Slava! We look forward to our continued training at the end of the month.
Most sincerely,
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Come see New England Tech Video & Audio Production graduate Brian Bouyea's movie premier – Showcase Cinema, Warwick, RI – July 18, 2013.
Additionally, another local Rhode Island filmmaker – Shawn Manchester – will also be premiering a film the same evening.
The night promises to attract many other local film directors, actors and enthusiasts, and will feature a question and answer session for the audience after the films air; as well as an after party hosted in the same building.
In addition to being a great evening out, the event is also expected to be a great networking event for those looking to become involved in the Rhode Island film making industry.
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Friday, November 28, 2008
peace out
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Thursday, November 27, 2008
happy thanksgiving
I, for one, need a day that forces me to sit down and reckon with all that I've been given. All of it. Even the stuff that doesn't seem like what 'I' wanted. Because I'm finding that's the stuff, in one way or another, for which I need to be most thankful. other than that, I'll take this time to assert that: tryptophan is underrated.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
i love you but....
I remember once, a communications professor saying that by inserting 'but' after a thought, you're negating all that precedes it.
passivity at its best.I love you but is a collection of boardwalk caricature type drawings {not big side ponytail heads driving little convertibles} with funny 'i love you but' admissions {or negations~ or whatever} if i were asked to add one? 'i love you.... but you say anyways'
i think i found this at a cup of jo but can't remember. none the less, love her blog so here's a little blog shou'-ou'.
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thanks to the giving of wisdom
from Andrew Zuckerman's trailer for the book inspired by the idea that one of the greatest gifts mankind can give, is wisdom from experience, passed from one generation to another. for this i am thankful {and hopeful that some of it will sink into to this thick skull o' mine} ~love that robert redford looks like he just woke up from his mid-day nappy.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
D is for Discount at Delight Dot Com
And just in time for the holidays the super clever buyers at Delight.com have offered to give you, my super clever readers, a BB8-bro deal! You may remember that I blogged about these great popmats last spring. Absolutely charming are these great additions to any holiday table. And so here's the dealio~ go over to their site and type in "BeachyDelight" and receive a 15% discount on your order {wow, thanks delight!} AND the hits just keep on comin'. If you care to leave a cloying comment....you'll be eligible to win a free set of popmats! It's really a win-win situation.
Popmats are made of 100% recycled paper (30% postconsumer fiber and 70% preconsumer wastepaper). Set of 10 PopMats; Size 19"x13". "Banquet" is slightly more expensive due to detail. available in Natural or White~ $24.75
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Monday, November 24, 2008
love and loss
yves st laurent cocktail ring $195.00
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are you ready? hang on tight.........here come the holidays! and we're still at 75 and sunny. the only thing that distinguishes november/december from july and august around here, is the slant of the shadows. this doesn't keep the town from stringing up santas between the date palms. smiling santa. waving his little plastic mittened hand at us, as we walk to the beach. {santa, are you mocking me?} in a week or so i'll be dragging a tree through my front door, sweating as i haul the christmas decorations out of storage, wearing shorts and flip flops and dreaming of a white christmas. living at the beach is a charmed situation for sure, but it's a bit of a faustian deal: no seasonal changes. ever. something that only irks me for about 3 months out of the year.
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Friday, November 21, 2008
peace out
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
happy birthday, girls!
happy birthday!!!!
to two of my favorite friends and bloggers, joni {cote de texas} and robyn {garden rooms}
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can't quit looking
from the loeffler randall, fall '08 lookbook I love how french, late 60s early 70s, just rolled out of bed the hair and make-up is. beautiful designs taken one step further with glorious styling.
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008
J' dig
faux deer antler bracelet~$80.00
to wear or display. no tiny polymer deer were harmed in the making of this item.
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shinzi katoh tape
This week is a busy one socially~ lots of kids' birthday parties, lots of wrapping to be done. I would love to have a bit of this on hand to swaddle the gifts:
from Japanese artist Shinzi Katoh {a favorite of mine}
happy friends and rabbit train tape~ $7.00 rare device white dots on red paper~ $2.25 paper source
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let there be light
Great light fixtures are like earrings for your room. They can be that finishing accessory that makes the space. If you can go the extra change, it's so worth it. Purveyor, Jeni Crawford of Rian Rae, provides an amazing, one stop shopping site that covers the gamut of styles.
bird and branch, decoupage chandelier~ $2,289.00 Steel frame accented by glass droplets with paper collage details. bird and blossom chandelier~$1,600.00
Love, love this one. So unique and such a beautiful piece of art.{if you say it like this: "sixteen hundy" it feels a little easier} Magical and free flowing, this nature inspired chandelier creates a tranquil ambiance with birds perched among twigs and blossoms.
butterfly mosaic chandelier~$1,198.00 This reminds me of the great vintage light fixtures found in older homes. I can just see this in a little girl's room.
savoy chandelier~$1,068.00 when your room begs to be called, 'vintage, modern and elegant all at once'
the reeves pendant~$598.00 wow, I can only imagine the lumens this guy emits. modern but so classic that it would work well in the most traditional of rooms {over a kitchen island perhaps?} adjustable wood lamp~$438.00 and while this isn't a dangler, I had to include it for it's wonderful proportions.
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Tuesday, November 18, 2008
felt up
Ignoring not a few public service announcements, we braved the acrid, smoke filled air of L.A. on Sunday and went to "Felt Club". For those of you unfamiliar with Felt Club, it's a huge, shopping event featuring the indie crafts movement that's come to the forefront of the creative community in recent years. With on line sites such as etsy and trunkt, it's so easy these days to buy and sell really great art. Felt Club offers a space to come see the quality of the work and get an idea for the vibe behind the movement. The line was long but moved quickly and once inside, it was a crazy, circus like atmosphere. DJs spinning tunes, food, cocktailing, random performance artists. Much to the embarrassment of my children, I had to sidle up to Yo Gabba Gabba DJ, Lance Rock for a photo op. {because you know I'm just that kind of a, star *friender* } one of my favorites, miriam dema, from whom we bought that really cool 'wish' print she's handing us here, along with a great bike calendar. Her booth was absolutely packed and things were flying.
of course the super talented collage artist, michelle caplan ~below~was there {I'm not sure it would be a proper felt club experience without her booth}
and probably one of my absolute favorite etsy designers is miss natalie {oh, oops. her eyes are closed. I didn't realize that until just now. ~sorry Natalie!} {I did a posting on her growth chart several months ago} loved, loved these little hand painted eggs. and a pirate supply kit! who doesn't need a few pirate supplies in their bag of tricks? I love this!! All of her items are so, incredibly innovative, creative, beautifully designed. I highly recommend checking her out on etsy this sign, of course, caught my eye and her work really was 'rad'. rings hand carved of different woods. gorgeous. gorgeous. If you don't know about mahar dry goods. oh. seriously. Go right now and check out Robert's site. It's a mecca of Vintage and Artisan goods. Might be one of my top, top go to sites for gifts {especially for kids} I'm not sure why I didn't take more photos of his booth. I think I was too mesmerized with everything. We did love these little snow globe jars:
handmade looking but so well done, that no way could you make these and have them, end up looking this cute. They come in their own little gray flannel pouch.
more cool stuff from various artists:
And of course, this whole experience wouldn't be complete without the debut of the new book:
HANDMADE NATION. The Rise of DIY, Art,Craft and Design 'the book that Chronicles the makers of the emerging indie crafts movement by the filmmaker {Faythe Levine} responsible for the documentary of the same name'
one of the co-authors, Cortney Heimerl
If you're unfamiliar with the work of Levine and Heimirl you really need to check out their work *here*
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Monday, November 17, 2008
mixed tape monday
Great weekend. Not so great is that, La La land is ablaze and our skies are an eerie orange haze. In the ashy air, I dragged the familia to felt club which was fabulously crafty and fun. I was able to meet, in person, some of my favorite etsy vendors and see their work up close {more on that later}. All that and an impromptu dinner party with good friends. {yay!} Time to march forward into a fresh new week.
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Thursday, November 13, 2008
peace out
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Wednesday, November 12, 2008
::misato suzuki::
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Learn about the essence of Harlem through the eyes of contemporary artists. Starting April 12 and running through mid-September, the Dwyer Cultural Center, located at 258 St. Nicholas Avenue in Harlem, presents the Spirit of Community, an exhibition featuring commissioned works in photography, mural, sculpture, and video chronicling the sights, sounds, colors, textures, and people of Harlem. In the Spirit of Community, visitors will see how artists lend their imagination and innovation to capture the heartbeat of Harlem's vibrant and thriving community. On April 12, head on over to the Dwyer at 6:30 PM to see this exhibition. And if you cannot make it then, it runs for five months ending September 15!
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I have lurked on these forums for 2years. Now with my second little one I have a question! I've been doing some reading to try and get to the bottom of this and appreciate any suggestions.
DD was born at 6lbs, 7oz and her weight gains are as follows:
1month 10lbs 13.5oz (90th%)
2months 12lbs 10.5oz (95th%)
Around this time I started the mini-pill and since DD had gained so well Doctor said I could let her sleep a bit longer at night, 6+hours.
4month 12lbs 11oz. (50th%)
Last week was the 4month well visit where she weighed 12lbs 11oz, only a gain of half an ounce in two months. We were all shocked! Nurse re-zero'd the scale and tried again. Same weight. Doctor was very concerned that she had gained only the .5oz in 2months.
My gut tells me that either something was wrong with the scale at 2months or she's fine. DD will feed about 10 times during the day and sleeps a long stretch at night, usually about 6hours, sometimes a little longer. She's not a good napper, we have a very active day of being held, being on our tummy, watching big brother play, etc. She love to roll over. She's been alert and aware since birth and I see more development in her the last 2 months as well. I'm eager to offer her the breast whenever she shows me she needs it; hunger, comfort etc. She has 5-6 wet diapers a day. She seems happy after feedings. She sometimes wants to eat sooner than 2hours after the last feeding but I don't watch the clock too much and up until this point I haven't worried about that. We only BF. I have offered a bottle of expressed milk a few times and she refuses. I explained this to doctor but she was still very concerned.
The Doctor's suggestions were for me to work on bottle feeding with expressed milk so I know how much milk DD is receiving. She's not sure I make enough and would like it if DD received all bottles of expressed milk. Here in our conversation I admit I shut down. I pumped for a while with DS while I worked outside of the home and it led to a dip in my supply and very early weaning. BUT, I was just so worried about DD in this current situation I responded with just nods of my head. I cried when the doctor left. We have a weight check up in 2weeks.
As I said I've tried to read up on weight gain & milk supply now that it seems we have these issues. Obviously in these 2weeks I want to do all I can to be sure DD gains and continues to gain so now I'm stressing out. I also want to go back to the doctor's with as much information to advocate for the feeding choices I would like to make for my DD. I've seen the same doc all this time but I may see someone different for our follow up, sort of a second opinion. Obviously if she is truly not gaining weight well I would do anything for her but it doesn't seem like Exclusive Pumping is my only option is it? I've also read it's common for a BF baby to gain less weight after a certain point, but DD is too young for that I think? I think my supply is ok - maybe the mini-pill caused a dip and I didn't realize soon enough?
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SAN FRANCISCO -- On Wednesday, October 3, EPA's Regional Administrator for the Pacific Southwest, Jared Blumenfeld, U.S. EPA's Headquarters' Assistant Administrator for the Office of Administration and Management, Craig Hooks, and representatives from various local and state governmental and non-governmental agencies will participate in the grand opening of Merritt Crossing, California's first multi-family residential high-rise apartment building to attain Energy STAR certification.
Merritt Crossing, an affordable-housing building, will provide apartments for 70 seniors, half of whom were homeless. EPA provided nearly $80,000 in grant funding to pilot EPA's new Energy STAR and Indoor airPLUS standards in multi-family high-rise buildings, including Merritt Crossing, in San Francisco and Oakland, Calif.
Who: U.S. EPA Regional Administrator, Jared Blumenfeld
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Affordable Housing Associates Executive Director, Susan Friedland
City of Oakland Councilmember, Pat Kernighan
State of California Assemblymember, Nancy Skinner
Merritt Crossing residents
Representatives from the State of California, City of Oakland, Alameda County, Stopwaste.org, Union Bank
What: Grand opening of Merritt Crossing
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Where: Merritt Crossing Senior Apartments building, 609 Oak Street, Oakland, Calif.
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The state of Michigan manages two major statewide defined-benefit pension plans.* The largest plan provides benefits for public school employees through the Michigan Public School Employees' Retirement System, known as "MPSERS." The second defined-benefit plan is provided through the Michigan State Employees' Retirement System, which covers employees of state government and is known as "MSERS." The MSERS defined-benefit plan was closed to state employees hired after March 1997; these employees were enrolled in MSERS' new defined-contribution plan.*
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