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I remember when my daughter first came home from the hospital, it was the hardest three months of my life. I remember one night in particular, where I was trying to eat some frozen pizza and breastfeed my daughter at the same time, and it just wasn't working. I was so sleep deprived and hormonal, that I just burst into tears during dinner, "I can't do this – it's so hard"!
As my daughter hit the three-month mark, it became a little bit easier. By the six month mark we were getting into a groove, and by the eight-month mark, I began to feel like a normal human being again. It was at this point in time, that I started to think about working from home.
While many individuals decide to work-at-home to achieve better work-life balance, working at home with a newborn, presents many new challenges for both moms and dads. Looking back, I'm not sure how I would have handled a newborn and working at the same time.
So I decided to ask some moms, who have been there and done that,
"What's your number one tip for successfully working at home with a newborn?"
Here's what they had to say …
1. Boobie Time = Work Time
I breastfed all my kids, and during those marathon nursing sessions, I'd set up on the sofa with my laptop, my phone, and a big glass of water. Latch the baby on and get to work! She was content, I had a dedicated period of time when I HAD to be sitting, not cleaning or chasing bigger kids. I got so much done! – Evin Cooper of Food Good, Laundry Bad
2. Master Your Mindset
Amidst the craziness of excess hormones, nerves, and lack of confidence (and sleep for that matter) you need to figure out how to stay positive, see the bigger picture and take things as they come. Mastering your mindset is crucial in keeping your cool so that you can work at home, take care of a newborn and bypass the epic meltdown that is sure to come if you don't. Watch The Secret, download some free podcasts, or do whatever it takes to live in the moment during this special time. – Jennifer Donogh
3. Mute Button
I've worked at home with two newborns. My advice: Be sure to have an iPhone or device you can do most of your work from when you can't be at your computer, be sure your phone has an easy access MUTE button and use it often, learn to type while breastfeeding, and set up your laptop in your lap in a recliner and prop baby next to you or on your chest. When he's not sitting with you, get a great baby swing! Also, BE FLEXIBLE and don't expect things to go perfectly – in 4-5 years it will get easier. – Melissa Kaupke
4. Keep Baby Close, As In Use A Carrier Or Wrap!
My daughter is five weeks old (I also have a 7-year-old and a 13-month-old, crazy I know!), so when I needed to get back into the swing of working, I needed a way to keep her from being poked and smacked by my 13-month-old. I instantly turned to our Moby wrap. She is against my chest, hearing my heartbeat, while I click away on the keyboard. My 7-year-old and 13-month-old? They can't disturb her! I have two hands and the sweet snoring of my newborn while I work! – Mandi Welbaum of mandimindingmoney.com
Working from home can definitely give you better peace of mind as a new mom. But, be prepared to work STRANGE hours! Sometimes you may need to sleep at 10 am with your baby and work at 2 am when you are awake with a feeding. And remember, it is just a SEASON of your life. Try and enjoy it! – Cindy Hamilton of Hamilton Marketing Group
6. Don't Nap When They Nap
I don't nap when my daughter naps. I try to take advantage of those times and do as much work as possible. That is my time to read or do some work that requires my undivided attention. As my daughter takes a few 2-hour naps, it allows to me to accomplish quite a bit. – Aja Stallworth of Globetripping Travel
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7. Get Baby On A Nap Schedule
Writing for several blogs and working on product development presented a huge challenge for me while my daughter was a newborn. It seemed to me that I could never really catch up on my work. It started to get better when I realized that if I could schedule her naps and schedule my work within her naps. My efficiency improved greatly! – Naomi Tapia of Pink Flamingo Cosmetics
8. Be Willing To Be Flexible
Did you leave your 9-5 to work 9-5? Workaround the schedule you have set for your newborn (or the one they have set for you). If you have the benefit of making your own work schedule, realize that you do have the power to adjust it as needed. That's a perk of working from home. Why fluster yourself by trying to force a proverbial '9-5' when you don't have to? You really can make the best gains during your newborn's downtime when you just roll with it and stay flexible. – LP Share of PendCo
9. Flexibility
When working from home with a newborn recognize that your workday will need to be flexible because a newborn's schedule is unpredictable until you can develop a routine. It's also very easy to overlap home life with work life, try to keep them separate otherwise you will feel burn out because you will feel like you don't get a break. So, be sure to give yourself some quiet time every day, even if it is just five minutes. – Michelle Morton
10. Take Advantage Of Naps!
You won't get the long stretches of uninterrupted time you used to get before your little one entered the picture, but you will get some solid chunks of time while he or she naps. Use this time to do the things you can't do holding your baby, such as interviewing, preparing mailers, or taking notes. Other things, such as keyboarding, can be accomplished with your baby in a sling, so you can save those for when your baby is awake. – Jennifer Roland of Freelance Writer
11. Hire A Sitter
I am a work at home mom of five children, including 1-year-old twins. My best advice to work from home successfully with a newborn is to hire a sitter. Though a newborn will sleep throughout most of the day, by six weeks they will start to be awake more and more. Having a sitter allows you to focus on work during working hours so you can accomplish your working goals, giving you more time to focus on your newborn later. – Chelsea Gladden of FlexJobs
12. Learn To Work In 5 Minute Increments
Gone are the days of plunking down at the computer for hours of concentration. With a newborn, you must learn to work in pockets of time, being able to stop quickly and re-engage even faster. The solution may be as simple as jotting a reminder to yourself before getting up from the computer or as detailed as rearranging your work schedule to align with baby's rhythm–catching up on emails while baby plays, conference calls during naps, intense work later at night when baby is down for the night. – Shelley Hunter of Gift Card Girlfriend
13. Two Words: Baby Carriers
I discovered babywearing, which has proven very successful. Early on my daughter loved her Moby, and now is quite fond of her Ergo harness. The harnesses allow me to be hands-free, and still keep the baby 'in my arms', which she likes. My little one is content to snuggle, watch the world go by, and nap against daddy's chest for a couple hours at a time. This freed me up IMMENSELY to do other things, like type and work with papers. – Ryan Anderson of Club Z! In Home Tutoring of Greensboro
14. Hands-Free Baby
My absolute top tip, both for you and for your baby, is to invest in a good sling or carrier. I have a soft cloth wrap that my 8-week old loves. He sleeps on me in the afternoons when I get a few hours' work done. I get to keep my business going, and he gets to have a nice warm sleep cuddled up on my chest. – Jennifer Stakes Roberts of Enhanced Freelance
15. Hire A Babysitter
Just because you're working at home doesn't mean you should expect to write, make calls, file, and email, all while nursing, burping, or rocking a newborn to sleep. My best advice is: hire a babysitter. Schedule a few hours a day for a sitter to literally take the baby off your hands. Even in a small house or apartment, try to work in a different room, or send the baby out for long walks with the sitter. Then put your nose to the grindstone. It will make a world of difference. – Stephanie Thompson of STPR
16. Work Is Something You Do, Not Somewhere You Go
Forget one of the perks of working in your pajamas-with a home office and a newborn, you have to prepare everything. My priorities change completely, but I knew I couldn't ignore one for other. I had to modify business hours to focus on family between 7– 9 AM and 5-7 PM, which means that sometimes I work odd hours (late evenings, weekends) to accommodate when my kids are awake. It also means that I am more available my West Coast clients since I have later hours. That's a surprise benefit! – Dana Marlowe of Accessibility Partners
17. Tips For Work-At-Home Moms With Newborns
1. Get a hands free device for your phone. It is easiest to make/take calls when walking around the house and bouncing baby to sleep.
2. Be open and honest about the fact that you just had a baby (to clients, vendors, etc). People tend to be very understanding and supportive.
3. Don't count on your memory! Keep a to-do or follow-up list for every task that comes up. You will often be interrupted during tasks and may not remember what you were doing when you are free again. – Ashley Torresala of Propel Communications
18. Tricky Business
It's hard to predict the level of success you can have working at home with a newborn because every newborn has a different personality and set of needs. Some newborns are independent from the start and thrive simply sitting and playing in your presence. Others need constant stimulation or may have health issues that demand your attention. Depending on the needs of your child, you may only be able to get work done during their naps. Therefore, you need to go into the situation with an open mind! – Casey Slide of Money Crashers Personal Finance
19. Dad's Backup Role?
A couple should discuss what Mom can count on as far as backup support from Dad; a plan that is consistent and doable. Maybe Dad can always get home early on Wednesdays so that he can take care of the baby starting at 6 pm, for example, so Mom knows that she will always have an evening to catch up. Being home with a baby never quite goes as one expects. – Sharon O'Neill of Private Practice, Marriage Therapist/Consultant/Author
20. Learn To Separate
Trying to be an active parent and focused businessperson all in the same minute can make you crazy. Learn to concentrate on one, and then the other. Learn to switch gears quickly, and intentionally. Sometimes your baby will interrupt your focused work. Just step away and return to it when you have taken care of the baby. Trying to do two things at once well can lead you to do them both poorly. Enjoy your baby, look at them, love them. Put them down to play or sleep and then work hard, and focus. – Shay Prosser of Get It Together
21. Let Newborn Dictate Your Work Schedule
My #1 tip for working at home with a newborn is to work when they are sleeping. Newborns need your full attention when they are awake, and they sleep plenty of hours in the day for you to wait until they sleep. I learned this real quick when continuing to work from home when my now-6-month-old was born. She is only a newborn once, and missing ANYTHING with her wasn't worth trying to work while she was awake. She needed me when awake, and I wanted to cherish that time with her. – Audra Rundle of Little One Books
22. Define Your Focus
When working from home with a newborn, be sure to set aside specific times when you can dedicate 100% of your focus to your work. That could be while the baby sleeps or while someone else is caring for the baby. If you try to work while taking care of your baby at the same time, both will suffer from your incomplete attention! – Annabelle Petriella of Stylish Design Services
23. Though Patience Be A Tired Mare, Yet She Will Plod (Shakespeare's Henry V)
Have patience with circumstances, with your newborn, with your spouse, and especially with yourself. Patience gives you the time and space to allow yourself to forgive yourself if mistakes are made, and will likewise allow you time for reflection so that the next time will be better — that is, to help you regroup and assess [re-frame] things not as setbacks but as exciting learning experiences. Moreover, patience allows for better time management and for improved personal esteem. – Marie Ruediger of www.Ruediger.ws
24. Time Blocking
My #1 rule for working at home is time blocking, allowing you to schedule your day as you would in the office. Tim Ferris from the 4 Hour Work Week recommends adding times to your email signature of when people can expect to hear from you. Using time blocks, your family and work community will know what to expect, and you will have a clearer mind. When we just let the day flow, we often get less accomplished and work longer hours. I find my efficiency to be higher when I schedule work intervals. – Ann Lawlor of ByuTi Salon
25. To Do List Vs. Baby Easton
I do work on my computer while he is up and playing and then when it's nap time I make my phone calls! I get my list of contacts and numbers ready before he lays down, so I have as much time as possible to make calls for follow up or recruiting. It's worked out really well so far!! Love my baby boy and my "job" I'm so happy to find a balance that meets everyone's needs! – Tiffany Lynch of 3000BC
26. You, Too, Can Nurse Openly And Hands-Free While Working!
Set up your work environment to be conducive to your job and your newborn:
I'm Chief Medical Officer for a mobile health monitoring company, requiring that I review documents, write research proposals, correspond with the team, etc. On my chair arms and lap, just in front of my keyboard, sits a Boppy Pillow on which I nurse the baby while using the computer and doing teleconferences (speaker phone and mute options help!). Also within reach are: tissues, trash can, blanket, pack-n-play, swing! – Christine Tsien Silvers, M.D., Ph.D. of A Frame Digital, Inc.
27. Learn How To Type With One Hand!
Having your own business and a newborn takes the work/family balance to a whole new level. If you can afford help or can take a leave from your business. DO IT! If not, learn how to run your business with one hand. Do remember that your baby will need a lot of time from you, so inform vendors and clients that your response time might take longer than normal. Also, throw your old schedule out the window and do what I did and work when the baby is sleeping (and of course after you take a nap)! – Abbey Fatica
28. Outsource What You Can!
I had a baby last July and my saving grace was the independent contractors that I had lined up to help me. Newborns don't stay newborn for very long. My advice is always to enjoy that time as much as you can. And, after childbirth your body needs rest. Even if you can only manage it for a short time, help will make you more focused and more productive. Newborns sleep a lot. Use half of that time to work and the other half to rest yourself! – Dawn Berryman of Market Mommy
29. Work When They Sleep
Take advantage of bonding with your newborn while she/he is awake and ONLY work while they take their naps. It's a win-win for you both. – Nellie Akalp of CorpNet.com
30. Enjoy Your Newborn & Work When You Can
After my first son was born, I quit my full-time job. A couple of years later, SeedMommy was born. I have since had two babies while WAH. My advice: Planning ahead is key. Get as much work done before the baby is born and plan sometime after the baby is born to get back into the swing of things. Whether it's your first or sixth child, the love a Mom has for her newborn is overwhelming and can push everything on the backburner. Planning ahead will give you time with your baby while keeping your biz on track. – Toni Bloomfield
31. Take One Small Step
When my baby was born, I had no clue how unpredictable newborns could be. As moms, we have to stay flexible, and having a perfectly consistent schedule isn't realistic in the beginning. This means working when you can, even if it's just five minutes and you accomplish one small task. If you're waiting for a long chunk of uninterrupted time, things won't get done. Keep your work area organized and checklists in place and do what you can, when you can. – Stephanie Hodges
32. Superwoman Routine!
Working from home can be challenging in itself, but when you add newborns and toddlers to the mix it becomes even more complicated! My mantra is, do what works best for your family and with four children what worked when I brought baby #4 home was a good routine! Need tips and ideas? Contact me! – Amber J Davis of Independent Director Thirty One Gifts
33. Make Time To Really Focus
You may be blessed with a newborn that sleeps a lot, but I wouldn't create a work plan around the 'best case scenario' – I'd create it around the 'worst case scenario'! When I had a newborn, I found it essential to carve out a set number of hours for quiet, uninterrupted time to focus on my business. This meant sharing a nanny with another mompreneur. However, if a nanny isn't in your budget, I suggest organizing a 'mom-swap' or another creative arrangement to give you time to really focus! – Noelle Abarelli of The Smart Mompreneur
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I found the answer to my question myself. I am sharing it because it might be of general interest. Enjoy!
The basic idea is that by recompiling a package body, the associated session memory of global variables gets freed, but no other memory.
The script below works provided that package headers don't cause the memory leak, it is possible to recompile the bodies (no other sessions locking them), and the script is run in the session that holds on to the excessive amount of memory. The first restriction can be overcome if there are no circular dependencies - but proper information hiding should not make this necessary in most cases. The second is a conditio sine qua non. The third can be solved by a small modification of the script.
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Subject: How to locate packages that do not deallocate PL/SQL collections
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I understand your problem. It is the most common problem that inquirers face. Let's see if we can get to the bottom of it and look at the meaning of your statement, "It is usually when I am quiet, sitting meditating or make a conscious effort to be awareness and not get caught up in the mind stuff which reinforces my sense of separation. Even though I am intellectually convinced that I am not the body-mind, it seems so hard to stay where 'I am.'"
When you say it seems so hard to "stay where 'I am,'" what kind of "staying" are you talking about? Is it about keeping confidence in the knowledge that you are whole and complete, non-dual, actionless awareness or is it about feeling peaceful and relaxed in life? The two are not necessarily unconnected. If you are confident in the knowledge, you will be relaxed and feel good. And you will not keep a stressful lifestyle.
But it may be that the feeling of peace is purely mechanical in the sense that peace you feel due to the "getting away" you refer to. I wonder why you feel the need to get away. If your life is enjoyable, why would you want to get away from it? The obvious implication is that it is stressful.
Both meditation and self-inquiry are difficult when you too much on your karmic plate. A busy life focuses attention on objects, not on the self, and robs your peace. If you have a typical middle-class lifestyle and are responsible for doing a job, paying rent or mortgage and looking after kids, etc. the mind will not get peaceful unless you have the karma yoga attitude – and then it will be slow going – when you are doing your worldly stuff because the vasanas keeping you from peace will be continually reinforced extroverting your attention.
The second issue is about "getting it." When you "get it" depends on factors beyond your immediate control. So the way to deal with this desire is to take the karma yoga attitude toward it. As long as you are doing your best – which is seems you are and which seems to be working – the result is out of your hands. Be happy that you are, as Ramana says, "on the bus." When you get on the bus you do not carry your suitcase. You set it down on the floor and let the bus carry it. The bus will get there eventually. All you need to do is look out the window and enjoy the scenery and trust that the driver – the self – knows where it is going. So you can let that desire to "get it" go. Maybe you have already "got it" but lack confidence in the knowledge. If you have confidence you will remove the factors that are keeping you from peace because you cannot be self-realized and agitated. If you know who you are and the mind is agitated, the agitation is due to attachment to factors related to your lifestyle, love or security issues generally, and you will not let them stand.
In any case, please tell me about your lifestyle and your satisfactions and dissatisfactions related to it.
~ Much love, James


text: Dear Member, As I've been communicating to you over the past year about the Federal Housing Finance Administration's (FHFA) REO "bulk sales" pilot initiative, I have an important update to share with you. Despite vehement opposition from C.A.R. and California Congressional members, the negative economic impact to the state's housing market, and cost to taxpayers, FHFA is moving ahead with its REO bulk sales initiative, which calls for the sale of nearly 500 Fannie Mae-owned foreclosed homes in the Los Angeles and Inland Empire areas to undisclosed institutional investors. Not only are Fannie Mae and FHFA moving forward with the plan, they are doing it in a secretive manner and are refusing to disclose any details. We are disappointed they fail to understand that this initiative will harm the communities in which it will be implemented and are carrying out this ill-conceived plan. In response to FHFA's failure to implement the REO initiative in an open and transparent manner, C.A.R. is filing a request for details through the Freedom of Information Act. FHFA, Fannie Mae's conservator, announced earlier this summer that winning bidders in the foreclosure auction had been chosen, with transactions expected to close in the third quarter. But FHFA didn't release any details of the transactions, such as property locations, final property count, sales price, or names of winning bidders. While FHFA and Fannie will not provide details of the transaction, C.A.R. has confirmed that Fannie Mae has created an LLC in California, called SFR 2012-1 US West LLC, to transfer the foreclosed properties from Fannie Mae to the LLC. It is unknown whether the winning bidders will purchase the full LLC or only a share, thus splitting the ownership between Fannie Mae and the winning bidders. This REO initiative poses a direct threat to the Inland Empire housing market. According to C.A.R. statistics, the targeted properties are in markets that have seen significant stabilization over the last three years. Not only is the Inland Empire experiencing a severe lack of available housing, demand is also strong, and REO listings are selling in less than 30 days. In fact, the unsold inventory currently stands at a 3.1- and 3.8-month supply in Riverside County and San Bernardino County, respectively, half of the long-run average of 6 to 7 months. C.A.R. is also concerned that FHFA and Fannie may have used antiquated market data, perhaps as old as 2011, to determine property valuations. Because the bulk sales initiative is only now in the process of closing, these dated valuations will drag down comparables and harm the Inland Empire housing market, which has shown strong signs of stabilization. Additionally, because of this price discrepancy and the very nature of bulk sales, we believe Fannie Mae is assured to not receive fair market value of the properties, thereby saddling taxpayers with their loss. We have voiced our opposition to the bulk sales program with Acting Director Edward J. DeMarco on numerous occasions advising him that investors don't need government incentives to purchase properties by offering REOs at a discount price and that home prices will be further depressed in affected areas. C.A.R. also has provided FHFA with multiple updates on California's housing market conditions over the past year, which it has clearly ignored. FHFA has provided no rationale or supporting evidence to C.A.R. leadership explaining why it is moving forward with the sale of unmarketed REO properties, despite the overwhelming evidence C.A.R. has provided why bulk sales shouldn't be pursued. In May, California Congressmen Gary Miller (R-Brea) and seven other California congressional members introduced a bill that called for FHFA to cease its bulk sales plan in California. H.R. 5823, the "Saving Taxpayers from Unnecessary GSE Bulk Sale Programs Act of 2012," prevents the FHFA from implementing the sale of Fannie Mae real estate-owned (REO) properties in California to institutional investors. The introduction of H.R. 5823 followed on the heels of a letter Congressman Gary Miller and 18 other California Congressional members sent to the FHFA in April asking the agency to refrain from implementing its "REO Initiative" pilot program in California. The letter stated, "We are concerned that including California counties in this initiative is in direct conflict with your duty as conservator to preserve and conserve the Company's assets… In California, there is no question that disposing properties through bulk sales will yield a lower return for the GSEs and taxpayers than through traditional disposition methods. This means that such a program will increase losses to the taxpayer and GSEs," the letter concludes. C.A.R. will continue to fight the implementation of bulk sales in California, and I will continue to keep you updated on this important topic as it unfolds. Sincerely, LeFrancis Arnold 2012 President CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®


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Blocks #5
And blocks #6.
I had originally planned the fabrics in the separate blocks; one block being red and green and the other being the multi-colored and brown. But when I ironed the blocks, I liked the way they looked and this is the way they ended up.
I'm absolutely loving this quilt!
And thank you sooooo much for all your compliments on the quilt yesterday. I'm not a big pink fan but this quilt grabs me. It's going to be hard to give it away tomorrow but I know she is going to love it :)
pinwheel sampler
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8 Mar 2018
EU Commission to share best practice in Cork
Officials of the Regional Policy Directorate General of the European Commission are to come to Cork to Cork City Hall for a one-day workshop on EU funding initiatives for cities and towns, on Tuesday 27 March. The invite was sent by Cllr Kieran McCarthy, who is an Irish delegate member of the European Committee of the Regions and is currently working as a rapporteur on an assessment of the EU Urban Agenda. Cork City Council and the Southern Regional Assembly are hosting the event and invites have been sent to each local authority in the Republic. Attendance is free and open to the public. Registration and agenda is online on www.southernassembly.ie.
An Urban Development Network Workshop aims to exchange ideas and find solutions to common challenges in implementing sustainable urban development strategies in Ireland and to learn more about the Urban Innovative Actions and what cities in other Member States are doing in addressing these challenges.
Cllr McCarthy noted: "there is not a meeting goes by in Cork City Council whereby the need for funding for larger projects is discussed. The meeting aims to share EU funding initiatives and share practice especially from the Urban Innovative Actions.
"The workshop is open to the cities and towns in Ireland implementing sustainable urban development and cities/towns with an interest in the Urban Innovative Actions. Organisations active in urban development as well as ERDF/ESF Managing Authorities are also welcome to attend. I wish to also reach out to Chambers of Commerce and Colleges".
All participants will have the possibility to be actively involved in the discussion and solve technical questions on potential projects with experts.
The workshop will be closed with an Urban Conversation framed within the Committee of the Regions' initiative entitled "Reflecting on Europe". Citizens will have the opportunity to dialogue with European institutional representatives on the current challenges that the EU face.
"Regions such as Cork cannot afford to underestimate the effects of Brexit on the local and regional economy. many sectors are affected such as tourism, cross-Channel transport, UK residents settled in adjacent countries, trade exchange with the UK in fishing industry, agriculture and agribusiness. The list of effects is long. This day long workshop is also an opportunity to lay the challenges of smaller cities such as Cork and smaller towns on the table of the Regional Policy unit of the European Union, and to make sure we are not forgotten about as talks begin on the EU budget beyond 2019 and 2020", noted Cllr Kieran McCarthy.


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My First Sing-Along Dictionary Official Trailer
Sure, you may have heard My First Sing-Along Dictionary, the collaborative musical anthology wherein we paired the deviant lexicography of Ross Horsley with the twisted songwriting talents of a host of Very Us Artists with questionable tastes, back in 2010. You may have even seen the little booklet that went along with it. But did you know that there is a little video running around on the Internet that teases you with moving pictures of said booklet and snippets of said album? Well, you do now!
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Now be a dear and tell your friends. Impress them with your unsavory sense of humor.


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Washington, January 10, 2011
First of all I'd like to tell the American people how deeply shocked the French people have been by the tragedy you've just experienced.
I'd like to thank President Obama for his expression of solidarity following the tragedy France has just experienced: the cowardly murder of those two young Frenchmen by barbarians, terrorists.
We, the United States and France, have decided to be allies on the subject of terrorism. We both believe weakness would be deeply reprehensible and we have no option but to fight these terrorists wherever they may be.
Democracies can't give in; democracies must defend themselves when such fundamental values are at stake.
I talked to the President about the future G20. I stressed to him that France wants to work hand in hand with the United States of America.
We're in the 21st century; we need new ideas, and we want to propose those new ideas with President Obama, in order to bring prosperity and stability to the world.
I've always been a friend of the United States of America; I know the role the United States plays in the world and the role of the dollar as the world's main currency. So together with Barack Obama I'm going to propose new ideas to both the G20 and the G8.
So our teams are going to work hard together to make proposals which move towards the same goals on the major issues of currency, commodity prices and all the subjects we have on the G20 table, in order to reduce global imbalances.
Finally, I'd like to thank Barack Obama for his leadership and the determination he has always shown in all our discussions to get to the heart of issues. And I very much value this openness and willingness to talk.
I am convinced that this year, 2011, thanks to him, we'll be able to provide structural answers to the major global imbalances.
Thank you./.


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