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Ditch bulky purses and wallets in favor of these silicone custom wallets that adhere to the back of your cell phone with 3M adhesive.
These budget friendly custom sling bags feature a contemporary mono-sling design.
Keep your cell phone and other electronics charged while on the go with this custom cell phone charger that features 2 USB ports.
A dual-purpose customized charger is perfect for frequent travelers and allows you to attach your keys to have at all times.
This custom power bank will charge your mobile devices with a Micro USB to give you an additional 8 hours of talk time.
Ditch the bulky purses and wallets on your next night out and use this silicone wallet now featured with dual capacity!
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Find out more about the project here.
This photography series by Marco Ugolini and Pedro Motta seeks to subvert the power of manipulation of corporate giants by organizing supermarket products in specific color groups. From black and white to red and blue, it's really interesting to see just how everyday objects can be used to create thought provoking images.

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December 11, 2006 WIC Update
SUBJECT 1: MyPyramid For Pregnancy Brochure
SUBJECT 2: WICNS exploring possible part-time PDI
- MyPyramid For Pregnancy Brochure: The attached is a PDF version of the MyPyramid For Pregnancy brochure. It was developed by University of Missouri (MU) Extension based on USDA's MyPyramid. It will be printed with permission of MU Extension at the State Printing Center and should be available at the warehouse by the end of January 2007. In the meantime, please feel free to make copies as needed. It will be translated into Spanish. If you have any questions, please contact Takako Tagami at firstname.lastname@example.com.
- WICNS exploring possible part-time PDI: The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Program for Dietetic Interns (PDI) is exploring the interest in, and feasibility of, providing the PDI as a part-time option for LWP nutritionists. We would like input from your agency's perspective as to how a part-time program may possibly affect your program operations if your nutritionist is in the program, as well as input from the nutritionist's perspective. Please provide your thoughts on the following questions by December 31, 2006. If you have questions regarding this questionnaire, please contact Vicki Strickland at firstname.lastname@example.com or 800-392-8209.
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I never heard of this place until the subject thread spiraled out of control into hilarious tangents.
I now see this sign every month as i travel on I-75 from Atlanta to the Cleveland area. Finally, I thought i would take a dangerous phone camera picture of it while driving at high speed.
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Climate change is real, happening now, and humans are the cause. The worst effects can only be prevented by our actions and they cannot be solved by one nation alone.
That's why the United States is joining together with our partners around the world over the next two weeks at the 19th Session of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in Warsaw, Poland – otherwise known as COP-19. As a participant in the conference, the Department of State is hosting the U.S. Center in Warsaw, a major public outreach initiative of the United States to inform audiences around the world about U.S. actions on climate change. This public diplomacy initiative, made possible by input and support from multiple U.S. Government agencies, academic institutions, nongovernmental organizations, private sector entities, and other stakeholders, will highlight key climate programs and scientific research, and also underscore the strong actions the U.S. is taking at home and the robust strategy the U.S. is pursuing abroad to combat this global challenge.
You can participate in events at the U.S. Center in Warsaw through social media. Several events will be live-streamed at http://www.ustream.tv/uscenter and you can check out the latest schedule on Tumblr. All U.S. Center events are followed by question and answer sessions, so please ask the experts your questions from anywhere in the world using #AskUSCenter. And don't forget to follow @StateDept, @StateDeptOES, and @US_Center for the latest information about COP-19.
As Secretary Kerry said on Earth Day this year, "From the far reaches of Antarctica's Ross Sea to tropical wetlands in Southeast Asia, we have a responsibility to safeguard and sustainably manage our planet's natural resources, and the United States remains firm in its commitment to addressing global environmental challenges." Learn more about the Department of State at COP-19 at http://www.state.gov/cop19/.
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Pretzel Crust:
2 Cups Crushed Pretzels
2/3 Cup Melted Butter
1 Cup Sugar
Mix together and put 1 Tablespoon of crust mixutre into the bottom of 24 Cupcake Liners.
Mix a Betty Crocker Milk Chocolate cake mix and put 1/4 Cup into each liner, covering the Pretzel crust. (you might have a little bit of batter left over).
Bake according to box directions.
Let cool.
I used a Piping bag and round tip.
Fill piping bag with about 1/2 of the container of Apple Dip. Insert tip of bag into cupcake and fill until cupcake starts to "burst" at the top. I was a little chintzy on the filling. I'll put more in next time. (I might try inserting the tip in a couple different places to fill to next time).
Frost with Chocolate Buttercream Frosting and top with Toasted Pecans.
These are SUPER good right after they are made. (I kept mine in a Tupperware container for storage. After a few days they weren't as good. The pretzel crust gets soft, so I wouldn't suggest making these too far ahead of time).


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The culture of Hong Kong is an interesting blend of East and West. The region, due to its location, was for years influenced by western culture, but as a part of the People's Republic of China, it kept in touch with its roots and cultivated rich Chinese tradition. The people in Hong Kong come from [… Read More]
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Asia and its culturePosted February 1, 2013
Art of Asia contains mainly of religious values, reflecting the concepts, which are contributing to the Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism. Distinctive characters are well-formed idea of forming life. Many famous temples were not built but carved into the rock. Thorough ages they were decorated with sculptures. Angkor Wat is the largest of the famous Hindu [… Read More]
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A strong, modern and internationalized education is the key to the power of Hong Kong. In HK there are 12 universities where are over 135 thousand of students. 7 Universities and Pedagogical University is a public university, established by the UGC (University Grants Committee), four others have been founded by the UGC – they are [… Read More]


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Products:Vegan Meals
Light & Lean Roasted Vegetable No Cheese Pizza
Amy's roasted vegetable pizza, our first non-dairy pizza, has been so popular that we decided to make a Light & Lean version. In order to add nutrition and flavor without adding calories, we took our special Light & Lean crust, which is low in calories and fat, and topped it with lots of organic vegetables...caramelized red and yellow onions, fire roasted red bell peppers, shiitake mushrooms and artichoke hearts. There are only 260 calories per delicious portion. When you crave pizza, just try this light and satisfying Light & Lean Roasted Vegetable Pizza. You'll be glad you did.
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Babe Ruth Autographed Memorabilia and Collectibles
Babe Ruth was a Hall of Famer who etched his name in MLB history by becoming baseball's first dominant home run hitter. Ruth was a transcendent player, and is still to this day regarded by many as one of the greatest sports figures in the history of American sports. Ruth played 22 years in the majors and basically dominated two aspects of the game; he established himself as a solid left-handed pitcher but later gained national fame by developing into the most feared slugger the game had ever seen.
Babe Ruth's career started with the Boston Red Sox after the team purchased his rights from the Baltimore Orioles before he made his professional debut. As a pitcher, Ruth accumulated a 65-33 record from 1915 to 1917 – he established himself as a good pitcher, but behind the scenes he was working on his offense in order to expand his game. The Red Sox never capitalized on Ruth's improved hitting abilities, and before the 1920 season the team sold his rights to the New York Yankees. This sale dramatically impacted both teams in completely different ways. The Red Sox, who had won five of the first 16 World Series from 1903 to 1919, would not win another title until 2004. The Yankees prospered after acquiring Ruth, they won seven American League pennants and four World Series with him and now lead all of baseball with 40 pennants and 27 World Series titles.
Ruth transitioned from being a very good pitcher for the Red Sox to become an outstanding hitter for the Yankees. During the 1920 season, his first in New York, Ruth hit a then-record 54 home runs to go along with 135 RBI. Many thought the statistics he put up that season were an anomaly and would never be duplicated, but Ruth defied those beliefs by hitting 59 home runs the following season while recording 168 RBI. Ruth broke his home run record again in 1927, a season that will live forever in baseball lore. During that epic year, Ruth hit 60 home runs – a record that stood for 35 years – and recorded 165 RBI. Fans and baseball collectors can keep that moment in history alive by adding a Babe Ruth baseball card that commemorates his many achievements, such as Ruth's 60th home run.
Babe Ruth is simply an athlete whose accomplishments will never be forgotten. He single-handedly changed the way baseball was played, and made the transition between being a pitcher to power hitter that has yet to be duplicated by anyone. The Hall of Famer retired with a .342 batting average, 2,873 career hits, 714 home runs and 2,213 RBI – all historical numbers, especially when you think that he did all that after posting a career 94-46 pitching record with an extremely low 2.28 career ERA. Investing in authentic Babe Ruth memorabilia is an easy decision because his memorabilia will always garner a great amount of attention. Ruth's memorabilia is scarce, so take advantage of our authentic collectibles and add this legend to your collection.
- Babe Ruth Signed Baseballs: Babe Ruth is an icon, it's that simple. He impacted the game of baseball like few after him have been able to duplicate. Because of his historical presence within the game of baseball, fans and collectors should strive to add Babe Ruth memorabilia to their collection. Ruth succeeded at every aspect of the game; he intimidated batters as a pitcher and then intimidated pitchers as a batter. There really wasn't anything on the baseball field he could not do. Our selection of autographed Babe Ruth baseballs gives fans and collectors an excellent place to go when they need authentic memorabilia. A signed Babe Ruth baseball is an iconic piece of MLB history and can elevate the historical context of a collection dramatically. When a ball is signed by a Hall of Famer it instantly gains value, but one with a Babe Ruth autograph is the pinnacle of all baseball collectibles.
- Babe Ruth Autographed Photos: Babe Ruth won seven World Series titles, was the AL home run champion 12 times and the RBI champion six times. The numbers speak volumes on the effect he had on the game of baseball. With our expansive section of Babe Ruth memorabilia, we offer fans and collectors and opportunity to preserve Ruth's legacy by adding some of his memorabilia to their collection. An autographed Babe Ruth photo captures the most historic moments from all of Major League Baseball's existence. Many of the Babe Ruth signed photos capture the Hall of Famer in mid-swing during this storied career that will be remembered for ages. Babe Ruth's signature on authentic items is very rare, so fans and collectors should not lose an opportunity to miss out on a historic addition to their collection.
- Babe Ruth Art: Babe Ruth's impact on the game of baseball is often compared to Muhammad Ali's impact on boxing. Ruth's legacy will live forever in baseball history, but as a fan you can keep his dominance alive by commemorating his play within your memorabilia collection. A unique way to preserve Ruth's legacy is by adding Babe Ruth inspired art to your collection. A piece of Babe Ruth artwork that captures the all-time great during a swing with a fantastic blend of colors makes the unique canvas pop like few collectibles can. In addition to preserving a baseball icon in a beautiful way, it is painted and autographed by Malcolm Farley, an internationally recognized artist.
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Chic Apartment in Yemenite Quarter
Size28 m²
Floor No.0
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Lockable room
- Towels
- Baby cot
Accommodation summary
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Exposed brick walls and antique style furnishings feature throughout this bright apartment. A cosy mezzanine holds a comfortable double bed and wall-mounted flat-screen TV. An open plan living room/kitchen includes a sofa and a cooking utensils. The spacious bathroom has a walk-in shower.
A number of lines stop at Carmelit Bus Station which is 3 minutes' away by foot. A bike rental station also sits in the area. Walk for 10 minutes' to Rothschild Boulevard, a nice area with restaurants and cafes.
Kerem HaTeimanim is a unique and picturesque area offering a wide range of bars, cafes and restaurants to guests who wish to stay local.
House rulesBed linen, towels and a cleaning service are provided.
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 23 US per guest/night extra
|Maximum nights
|3 months
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Reviews for this host's other properties
warm, rent very well located, well entretenue.A recommend
accueil chaleureux, location très bien située,très bien entretenue.A recommander
We stayed 2 weeks in the apartment of Yossi & Ana.
Wonderful apartment in the centre of Tel Aviv!!
Beautifully decorated and spacious for 2 people.
Yossi and Ana are very nice hosts.
I would definitely recommend this apartment!
Elvira and Rutger
very convenient location for exploring the city and the country. well served by public transport calm cool! helping guests smiling and discreet speaking French. thank you
endroit très pratique pour sillonner la ville et le pays. bien desservi par les transports calme frais!!! hôtes souriant aidant et discret qui parle français. merci
A perfect vacation apartment. Great location, quite, and has everything you would need. We stayed there for 3 weeks, and would come back. Yossi and Ana are the nicest people, and perfect hosts. 5 Stars!
Yossi and Ana's apartment is absolutely marvelous. We felt immediately home upon arriving at this beautiful place, which is such a cozy and quiet hideout in the buzzling city of Tel Aviv. From fresh fruits on the table to soap and clean towels in the bathroom and milk in the fridge: everything is thought of by the lovely hosts. And if you need anything, you just have to give Yossi a shout and he will help you out :). The only disadvantage was having to leave. We will definitely recommend staying here!
The apartment fulfilled all that had been promised in the description: it is very liebevol and tastefully decorated, very clean and with everything you need for a holiday. The location is ideal for exploring the city, shopping and to go to the beach - and still quiet. However, it is topped by the fact that we are by the warm welcome and a pleasant, helpful hospitality of Ana and Yossi from the first round have felt comfortable until the last minute.
Das Apartment erfüllt all das, was in der Beschreibung versprochen worden war: es ist sehr liebevol und geschmackvoll eingerichtet, sehr sauber und mit allem ausgestattet, was man für einen Urlaubsaufenthalt braucht. Die Lage ist optimal, um die Stadt zu erkunden, einzukaufen und um zum Strand zu gelangen - und trotzdem ruhig. Gekrönt wird es allerdings dadurch, dass wir uns durch den herzlichen Empfang und die angenehme, hilfsbereite Gastfreundschaft von Ana und Yossi von der ersten bis zur letzten Minute rundum wohlgefühlt haben.
We had a great stay in the apartment of Yossi & Ana. The apartment is very luxury, spacious, with great design, comfortable bed, clean sheets and towels. Yossi & Ana are very kind and if you have any questions they are there to help you. The apartment is situated on a great, central (but also very quiet) location in Tel Aviv, in the cozy Yemenite Quarter. The Carmel Market is around the corner, you'll reach the beach within 2 minutes (walking), and the Neve Tzedek Quarter (with nice bars and restaurants) is nearby. Jaffa and the Port of Tel Aviv are easily accessible by bike. Our advice: upgrade your visit to Tel Aviv and stay with Yossi & Ana!
very nice appartment close to the beach, close to the wonderful market and the center. modern and romantic. tipptopp (shipshape). the taxidrivers didn't know the street, because it's tiny, but easily to find when you found it once. the hosts are very friendly and helpful and when i ever come back to TLV i will try to stay there again. -- the only thing you have to know is, that there is no large window to outside, just one smaller to the courtyard and another one to the staircase. but during the summer this can prevent you from the heat. thanks to ana and yossi.
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The Bareburger restaurant finally has opened in the Short North, in the former Yankee Trader building.
The New York-based chain is known for its gourmet hamburgers made with organic, grass-fed beef, as well as more-exotic proteins such as ostrich, elk, wild boar and bison. Its focus overall is burgers, fries and shakes made with organic and sustainable ingredients, served in spaces made and decorated with salvaged and recycled materials.
The Columbus location is owned by franchisees and Ohio State University graduates George Mathew, Chuck Xu and Ben Christopher.
"I lived in New York for a year, right down the street from the first Bareburger, and I loved it. I loved everything about it," Mathew said. "It was so cool and so different, but then I never thought of it as anything other than a great place to eat."
Two years ago, after leaving his job in corporate finance, he discovered that Bareburger was franchising and decided to open one in Columbus. Bareburger's corporate office wasn't convinced.
"The owners didn't know anything about Columbus, and they were looking for people with more experience to run one," Mathew said. "We felt strongly about it. We didn't want someone else to come to Columbus and do this. We just kept pursuing them," and eventually they said yes.
Bareburger has expanded aggressively in recent years. There are 18 Bareburgers, including the one in Columbus, with most in New York City and the surrounding area. Columbus is the farthest afield, although Bareburgers will open in cities such as Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia.
Nation's Restaurant News named it one of 2014's "Breakout Brands," saying each location sells about $2.5 million in food each year. Bareburger serves breakfast, lunch and dinner made with ingredients that are organic, grass-fed, free-range and sustainable.
The former Yankee Trader building, at 463 N. High St., has undergone extensive renovations and now houses luxury apartments, the Denmark on High cocktail lounge and the Secret Cellar meeting and retail space.
"Because we were in an historical building, we weren't allowed to touch certain things," Mathew said. "There is a staircase that leads nowhere, and we had to preserve that, so we just decorated it so people know not to walk up it."
The ceiling is tin, but the owners couldn't keep the original colors, a mishmash of steel, purple and copper. "Unfortunately, we had to paint it, but even now it's beautiful," Mathew said. Still, we "tried to be as environmentally friendly as possible."
The tabletops are made from reclaimed wood, and the colored stripe down the middle of each is made from recycled detergent bottles. The light fixtures are made from recycled items — such as forks and knives made into a chandelier — and the walls are reclaimed barn siding.
So far, Mathew is not worried about jumping into the competitive Short North restaurant scene.
"Restaurants bring people here, so I'm not at all worried, because the product is phenomenal."
Off the menu
Nashville-based Gigi's Cupcakes has opened another bakery in central Ohio, thanks to franchisees Ron and Dawn Freeman. The bakery opened on Friday at 10709 Blacklick Eastern Rd. in Pickerington. The couple also own Gigi's Cupcakes in the Polaris area and at Easton Town Center.
• The Skyward Grille opens today at 2185 Riverside Dr. in Upper Arlington. It's the first bricks-and-mortar location for the company, which has catering operations and runs food carts near Ohio State University.
• The Hocking Hills Diner, at 2177 E. Front St. in Logan, opened on Feb. 13.
Dispatch Restaurant Columnist Denise Trowbridge can be reached at email@example.com.


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Minutes from and Events meeting 4th November 2009
Present: Julie, Ilaria, Hannah (KM), Steven (KM), Tove, Elodie, Kata
The agenda:
WHEN is the meeting?
We need more NightManagers
We need more vollies for the night shifts
Health and safety
Vegetable/bread Review:
We need more sound engineers.
The fundraiser
WHEN is the meeting? We would like more people to show up at the meeting. How? We should post the meeting time and agenda on the website and on the facebook wall (NOT invitations).
The date is (and should always be) Café and Events WG - First Thursday of the month, 7pm
We need more NightManagers. We will make a training (Tove will help) and then the future NM should recieve 2 ghost-shifts. Maybe Alex will do roleplaying? (Tove will ask). The KM will ask new people to become NM.
We need more vollies for the night shifts. How to do this?
- Julie will try to get more vollies
- Tove will try to ask vollies at the induction to sign up for the nightshifts.
- Redesign the menu: The menu should say that it is vollies that are working. Also The menus (eg salatplate) should be corrected (Tove will do this)
- Fyi: lovetuner is an anagram for volunteer! Maybe we could use this for
Health and safety:
The toaster is not for vegan wraps - we should warn vegans before toasting it: Cheesy wraps are toasted in the same toaster!
Vegetable/bread Review:
We would like organic bread. We should
Earthy: Have you got a wholesale list? And can they deliver every day? (Julie)
We need more sound engineers.
What should we do? Julie will try do find more by advertising on the forest webpage. If the situation doesn't improve during this month, this should be brought up on the next meeting.
We also discussed the fundraiser
Eventsmanager rota - the Forest WG in in charge of this.
Ilaria is responsible for the sound rota (sound engineers)
We discussed the tech. in the hall and café (Elodie)
Copyright. We have a copy left policy.
Somebody should go through the jukebox and check what is on there (maybe Mike will do this - Julie will pm him)


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This product is now available from CCAR Press. Please view this product on the CCAR Press web site.
New in 2005, this Revised Edition brings contemporary values and a fresh vibrancy to the 1981 Plaut edition, North America's longtime most popular Torah commentary.
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�David E. S. Stein has done a remarkable job in adapting the JPS translation, isolating the various issues related to gender sensitivity, deriving reasonable and consistent principles for making changes, and then applying these judiciously to the original translation. Some of his choices are positively inspired! I am impressed by the thoughtfulness, thoroughness, and most of all the reverence that he has brought to this task.�
Dr. Ellen Frankel
CEO and Editor-in-Chief
The Jewish Publication Society
�David E. S. Stein has taken on the daunting task of assessing how the ancient Israelite audience would have understood the gender language in biblical texts and also of finding ways to express those meanings in terms a contemporary audience would understand. And he has succeeded admirably! The resulting adaptation of the NJPS translation and the accompanying notes are sure to be landmarks in biblical scholarship.�
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Duke University
(Consulting editor for Exod.)
�The issue of gender in modern Bible translation is important and complex. We have in this Torah translation carefully thought out decisions, with plenty of scholarly justification in the accompanying notes. A harmonious balance is struck between modern sensibilities and ancient perceptions of gender. Scholars and general readers will learn a lot about both from this volume; it is a valuable contribution to biblical studies.�
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The Garth Gamblin Scholarship was established for persons with disabilities attending Madisonville Community College by The Messenger, Garth Gamblin, and other donors. The scholarship is open to students with a disability who have completed at least one semester at MCC. Applications are due by the end of the first week of classes of the semester applying. The amount of the award to ($500 maximum) will be determined on a case by case basis and is not limited to tuition and books. The scholarship can be awarded to the same student for two semesters and the semesters do not have to be consecutive but a new application is required for the second semester. The committee will take the following factors into consideration: GPA, financial need, and placement scores.
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Thursday, April 26, 2012 - Pictures by Badmintonphoto (archive)
Tine Baun was on a high on Saturday when she claimed another European title. On Thursday, she was brought down to earth by a Chinese youngster who knocked her out of the Yonex India Open in New Delhi.
Joining her on the sidelines is crowd favourite and former winner Saina Nehwal (below), who also lost in straight games to leave the home fans disappointed.
Chen Xiao Jia, who stunned the field in last week's Badminton Asian Championships (BAC) by reaching the semi-finals, turned on the style once again to oust Baun (left), in straight games.
In China last week, Chen Xiao defeated former world No. 1 Wang Xin and former world junior champion Saina on consecutive days before losing to eventual champion Li Xuerui in the semis.
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what are people's thoughts on giving an infant milk cereal?? keep hearing about it, but feel v.unsure, but my little one is just waking up and feeding all night long these days, 4 mnths old, and sounds so tempting to do at about 5-6 mnths but not really sure if that is really ok - think it is my sleep deprivation talking - thoughts? and also, does anyone have stories of an all night feeder who finally started sleeping more? thanks
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Try not to see baby cereal as an answer for night waking. It is certainly not a magic fix! It may seem to work for some some babies but generally may cause other issues.
Here is some links for you to look at:
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"Keep in mind that the recommendations here are aimed at babies starting solids at around 6 months or later - babies starting solids earlier are much more prone to food allergies."
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"Some babies will sleep worse, due to reactions to the formula or solids (tummy ache, etc. are not uncommon), particularly if baby is younger than around 6 months."
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"The following organizations recommend that all babies be exclusively breastfed (no cereal, juice or any other foods) for the first 6 months of life (not the first 4-6 months):
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"Delaying solids gives baby's digestive system time to mature."
"Delaying solids decreases the risk of food allergies. "
"Delaying solids helps to protect baby from iron-deficiency anemia.
The introduction of iron supplements and iron-fortified foods, particularly during the first six months, reduces the efficiency of baby's iron absorption."
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"Adding solid food to a baby's diet will help him go longer between breastfeedings and perhaps sleep through the night."
There is absolutely no correlation between the presence of solids in a baby's diet - or the lack of it - and the baby beginning to sleep through the night. If adding solid food to a young baby's diet results in him going longer between feedings, it is probably because his digestive system is having to work overtime due to the strain placed on it by foods he is not physically mature enough to digest.
From my understanding, and limited experience, babies will sleep longer stretches when they are developmentally ready and able to to so. My son woke every 2-3 hours until well into his third year - not good news, but honestly, I have caught up on sleep, and hardly remember the sleep-walking, sleep deprived woman I was just a few short months ago. Of course, baby #2 is coming in May, so so much for my good nights' sleep again! It really and truly doesn't last forever....
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naomi gave you some GREAT resources. i tried cereal w/ds1 and had no luck w/sleep. w/ds2, it constipated him soooo bad, i ended up not feeding him cereals at all. in fact, no amount of food had any effect on their sleeping. and, yes, all children do eventually sleep trough the night. i promise, there is no one here still tending to their 16 year old in the night hours! (although moms may be up w/worry at that point )
thanks, kind of thought so - just really tired this week , feeding once every hour, maybe one 2 hr stretch a night, so was looking answers but just finished both attachment parenting book and NIght time parenting by Dr Sears which answered a few things, but Maya is teething and has been for 3 weeks, with another big tooth coming in last Sunday, just after a couple of nights of 3 hr stretches, the tooth started up = what are your thoughts on children's tylenol for teething?? thank you everyone, v reassuring to know you're not the only one when you have friends who have babies sleeping through the night at 2-3 mnths.
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have you tried Hyland's Teething Tablets? they're completely safe, unlike tylenol, and you can give them as often as every 15 minutes. it's impossible to overdose homeopathic. you can find them at most health food stores, our regular grocery even carries them now.
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Support weakens for ballfields plan
Commissioners look beyond the Brooker Creek Preserve for youth sports fields.
By THERESA BLACKWELL
Published May 23, 2007
CLEARWATER -- Pinellas County Commissioners looked less likely to allow ballfields in the Brooker Creek Preserve on Tuesday after learning there were other options.
But in a workshop session packed with preserve supporters, commissioners appeared just as likely to stick to the county's plans to build a water blending facility in the northern part of the preserve.
No formal vote was taken on the controversial proposals, nor on a third issue the commission addressed: whether to pass an ordinance that would require a public referendum before county parks and environmental lands could be sold or transferred.
But the meeting brought some good news for Brooker Creek enthusiasts who have fought the ballfields. The county has signed a lease with East Lake Youth Sports Association to use a 38.5-acre site in the preserve north of Old Keystone Road.
But Tuesday, Paul Cozzie, the county's bureau director of culture, education and leisure, presented a slew of new options for ballfields. Some would require other governments' cooperation or even land purchases before ballfields could be planned.
The sites included a large parcel adjoining Canal Park in Oldsmar, several sites now privately owned in East Lake, three East Lake schools and a site at the corner of East Lake and Keystone roads.
Then Tarpon Springs Mayor Beverley Billiris approached the podium and offered up a large site in Tarpon Springs. She said the city had planned to build fields there, but didn't have the money.
"We are giving you that open hand as an option," she said. "We are ready to go. You can start building tomorrow."
The room was packed with proponents for protecting the Brooker Creek Preserve. About 35 speakers spoke to the commission. Of those, only two supported ballfields in the preserve.
"I think the county put the cart before the horse, entering into a lease agreement before exploring other options," said John Miolla, president of the Crescent Oaks homeowners association and the co-founder of the new Council of North County Neighborhoods.
Bryan Kutchins, counsel to the East Lake Youth Sports Association, was one of the minority speakers. "Extremism is tyranny. Extremism is intolerance," he said. It doesn't work well in the Middle East, he said, and it does not work well in the East Lake community.
Commissioner Susan Latvala said she would like to stay the course, to continue the county's commitment to providing ballfields at the Old Keystone Road site, saying ballfields in Tarpon Springs would not meet the needs of the East Lake Youth Sports Association.
Commissioner Ken Welch agreed that the commission should continue its commitment to the sports group, but he said that could be done at another site.
Other commissioners also said they supported considering other options and directed county staff members to take a closer look before June 21, the next commission work session on the preserve.
County utilities staff members were also ordered by commissioners to drill deeper on two options for building a proposed water-blending facility on 46 acres already cleared inside the preserve on Trinity Boulevard. Both options pare down the county's original proposal.
But a majority of the commissioners Tuesday indicated they still favored building a blending facility as a long-term solution to updating the county's water system. They largely ignored another pair of options offered by utilities director Pick Talley, including just replacing the aging Keller treatment plant on Old Keystone Road. Talley said he believed such an option wouldn't meet the county's needs as long as a new blending facility would.
Commissioners also ordered the county's staff to refine the language of an ordinance Latvala has proposed for limiting when county parks and environmental land could be sold, possibly incorporating more of the recommendations made by the Environmental Science Forum, a county advisory group.
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I see several topics on this board currently discussing thermometers and timers. It seems most folks brew that way, and that is fine by me.
However, being the son of a Slovak mother who measured or timed nothing, I can't do it that way.
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Some say "we cannot sleep quietly"; others say French have "no interests" in a civil war.
PARIS — As the French Parliament debated Wednesday whether the nation should launch strikes against Syria, so too did the people of Paris in news pages and in cafes.
There is both support and opposition to the French joining the U.S. in a military strike in response to dictator Bashar Assad's suspected gassing of his own people to put down a rebellion.
Like the United States, the French have determined that Assad's military killed more than 1,400 people, mostly children, when he used chemical weapons to attack a rebel stronghold last month.
Parisian lawyer Thierry Tonnellier said France should punish Assad for such an act.
"It's unacceptable that a government uses such weapons against its own people," he said.
"In the past, we had remained silent when the Nazis were gassing their own people. We cannot sleep quietly while history is repeating itself.
"Airstrikes should be used to convey a message that the punishment for such action would result in loss of military capability and that if you do it again, there will be a heavier price to pay," he said.
But others say France should not be projecting military power against a country that is involved in a civil war.
Blaise Picard, a Paris-based marketing consultant, said the French have "no interests whatsoever" in Syria.
"The Americans have strategic and geopolitical interests in their mind. They may also want to bring down Assad as he is a Russian ally. And even then, the U.S. is hesitating because the alternative to Assad could be more disastrous than Assad himself. Clearly, no one wants him to go," he said.
French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault on Wednesday handed to the French National Assembly an intelligence report that he says proves Assad was behind the alleged chemical attack. The nine-page document was drawn up by France's military and foreign intelligence services.
He said France should act, but not by itself.
"There is no question of France acting alone. The president of the Republic is working on persuading and bringing together a coalition as quickly as possible," Ayrault said.
The French debate comes as the U.S. Congress discusses whether to back President Obama's plan to launch some kind of strike against Assad over the chemical weapons attack. French President Francois Hollande has said the world must punish Assad's regime. The British Parliament, in an effort led by the Labor Party, voted against Prime Minister David Cameron's request to join such a strike.
No vote is scheduled in the French Parliament. France's constitution doesn't require such a vote for military intervention unless it lasts longer than four months.
A member of the French Parliament, Jean-Frédéric Poisson of the Christian Democratic Party, told USA TODAY he sees no reason why France should intervene.
"It seems clear that both Assad and the rebels have used chemical weapons. In this context, I don't see what are France's interests and responsibilities in intervening and taking part in an intra-religious conflict," he said.
He advocated a solution through diplomatic means and approval from the United Nations if any such action is to be taken. He also cautioned about the consequences of forcing Assad from power.
"An extremist, fundamentalist regime will replace him," he said. "One must consider its repercussions on Lebanon, Christians from the Middle East as well as the international disorder it will bring about."
Picard said he found it strange that no country intervened in the past two years of the Syrian civil war, when tens of thousands of people were being killed by Assad's forces. The U.N. estimates that more than 100,000 civilians have been killed, and several Arab countries have been aiding rebels by shipping them arms and money.
"Apart from some high-brow intelligentsia in France, not many people would support our country's involvement in the Syrian conflict," he said.
Student Basile Albert said France should intervene provided the country doesn't do it alone.
He said that the intervention in Syria should be similar to the one in Libya where air power was used. "No French troops should be put in the conflict zone," he said.
"They should definitely intervene, but in coalition with USA and some European and Arabic countries. The use of chemical weapons is unacceptable," he said. "And unlike Iraq's WMD in 2003, this time there is definite proof of its use by the Assad regime."
However, Iraq's Saddam Hussein killed an estimated 300,000 of his people to put down rebellions, and he also used chemical weapons to end an uprising of Kurds in Halabja, killing 3,200 to 5,000 people.
When asked about that, Tonnellier said that perhaps one of the reasons the world did not react as it did now is because it took longer for the proof of the atrocities to surface.
"Also, compared to two decades ago, the current situation is unfolding in real time, which is a compelling factor," he said.
Model and theater actress Agathe Anquez said she feels France should act against Syria only as a part of the United Nations mandate.
"The key is transparency. The government should tell the people why it wants to intervene and what would be the consequences of such an action," she said.


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The growth in tablet and smartphones will continue to change the dynamics of home entertainment. Mobile gaming will compete for the budget of console gaming. With updates on the way, Microsoft's (MSFT) Xbox and Sony's (SNE) PS3 upgrades could strengthen interest back to the living room. [Related: Weak Game Sales Are No Problem for this Stock]
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There are a number of tech stocks to watch in light of the upcoming PS4 build.
AMD, whose shares recently bounced from a low of $1.81, is now up over 55% from that level. The chip maker has a market capitalization of just $2B. Intel is $104 billion in size, while graphics chip maker NVIDIA is around 4 times bigger than AMD at $7.75 billion.
Sony appears to have learnt from its experience with the PS3 that expensive, technologically-leading parts do not equate to stronger sales. By using less expensive but high-performance parts, Sony could keep the hardware costs down.
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The DEH-P8400BH CD receiver features a full-dot LCD display with Pioneer's new MIXTRAX technology, built-in Bluetooth® for hands-free calling and audio streaming, and an HD Radio™ tuner. A variety of multimedia options ensures that you will be properly entertained. Customizable audio functions make it easy to suit your listening taste.
MIXTRAX is an innovative Pioneer technology that creates a non-stop mix of your music library complete with a range of DJ-inspired effects. Drawing from Pioneer's rich DJ heritage with our passion for music, MIXTRAX delivers a unique DJ infused listening experience to listeners in the car. MIXTRAX takes the music from an iPod®, iPhone®, or USB device and plays it back with added transitions and effects, creating a virtual DJ inside the DEH-P8400BH.
The DEH-P8400BH features MIXTRAX EZ which makes automatic remixing of tracks extra-quick and easy without using MIXTRAX software for Non-Stop Mix Play. Tracks are joined by various random sound effects in Non-Stop Mix Play to keep the mood moving in full swing.
The receiver's cool Club-Style Illumination function enhances the mood with a dynamic dance club-like lighting effect. As MIXTRAX begins, lights on the receiver start pulsing to the beat of the music, livening up your in-car entertainment. Choose among six patterns of lighting color variation. You can also select either of two synchronization modes: sound level or low-pass.
For more information check out the following video or please visit www.mixtrax-global.com.
Pandora® is personalized internet radio that is designed to help you discover new music that you'll love mixed in with music that you already know. With the DEH-P8400BH, you can enjoy superior sound quality and full control of the Pandora experience in your car directly from the receiver. You are able to give tracks "thumbs up" or "thumbs down," bookmark a song so you can purchase it later, easily switch between your personalized radio stations, and view full track data.
In-dash control for Pandora is compatible with Apple iOS. Simply download the free Pandora Radio app to your iPhone or iPod Touch and connect it to the DEH-P8400BH with the CD-IU51 interface cable (sold separately) and take your music to the next level. For more information and to sign up for a free account please visit www.pandora.com.
The DEH-P8400BH features a built-in HD Radio tuner that allows you to enjoy your radio in an all-new way. With HD Radio, you can listen to the radio in the same unmatched fidelity as your digital music. Your FM stations now with CD-quality sound, AM stations now with FM-quality sound, and crystal-clear reception with no audio distortion. It offers new extra local FM channels so you can enjoy more music, news, and sports – All 100% subscription FREE!
For a complete list of HD Radio stations currently broadcasting in the United States or to learn more about HD Radio Technology please visit www.hdradio.com.
Stay safe and obey local hands-free laws with built-in Bluetooth® (HFP). With Secure Simple Pairing, you can easily pair a Bluetooth enabled phone to the DEH-P8400BH without having to enter pin codes or go through complicated settings. When a registered Bluetooth device is in close proximity to the receiver, the auto connection function automatically pairs the two units.
If you have a compatible audio player device that also features built-in Bluetooth, you have the ability to wirelessly stream (A2DP) and control audio (AVRCP) to the receiver.
USB DIRECT CONTROL FOR iPOD®/iPHONE®
Pioneer's DEH-P8400BH is ready to roll with direct connectivity to your iPod or iPhone for music and video via the optional USB interface cable (CD-IU51 interface cable sold separately). Song, artist, time and album information are displayed on the full dot LCD display. Powerful tools such as Link Play and Alphabet Search to help you find content faster. The system's wired USB connection provides direct digital signal transfer from the device for clean, clear sound while providing 1 amp of current to keep your iPod/iPhone charged.
With App Mode you can enjoy listening and viewing the content on select compatible apps directly on the receiver's display from a connected iPhone or iPod Touch. Limited controls such as track forward or reverse may be executed from the receiver.
Note: Not all apps will be compatible with App Mode and App Mode will provide limited, if any, control over the app.
Match the display and key illumination to your vehicle's interior lighting. Over 210,000 colors are available to match the illumination in any car. The key illumination and display illumination colors can be customized separately for an endless number of color combinations.
Enjoy channels upon channels of commercial-free music, sports, talk, weather, traffic, and more! The DEH-P8400BH is ready to accept a compatible satellite radio tuner so you can listen and control to your favorite stations wherever you go, directly from the receiver. Currently, Pioneer offers the GEX-P920XM add-on XM Radio Tuner (tuner and subscription sold separately) or the CD-SB10 SIRIUS Bus Interface for SIRIUS Satellite Radio (also requires SCC1 SiriusConnect Universal Vehicle Tuner and subscription that are both sold separately).
- Full Dot LCD Display (192 x 48 pixels, 3-line)
- Built-In MOSFET 50W x 4 Amplifier
- 3 Sets of Hi-Volt RCA Preouts (4V) for System Expansion
- 5-Band Graphic Equalizer
- Advanced Sound Retriever
- Wired Remote Input
- Included Remote Control
- Anti-Dust Design
- Detachable Face Security™
Media Playback
- GEX-P920XM required
- CD-SB10 required (also requires SC-C1 SiriusConnect Universal Tuner sold separately)
- Built-In
- 24 Stations/6 Presets
- MOSFET 50 W x 4
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- 5-Band Graphic
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Bluetooth®/iPod®/Apps/SD Card/USB
- Built-In (HFP/A2DP/AVRCP/SSP)
- CD-IU51 cable required
- iPhone®
- iPhone®
- Rear (1 Amp)
- Front
- 210,000 Colors
- Full-Dot LCD (3-Line)
- Rotary
- Included
DEH-P8400BH: Advanced Sound Retriever
DEH-P8400BH: iTunes Tagging
DEH-P8400BH: Fade and Balance
DEH-P8400BH: iPod Control Mode & App Mode
DEH-P8400BH: Custom Illumination
DEH-P8400BH: Bluetooth Audio Streaming
DEH-P8400BH: Remote Control
DEH-P8400BH: Local Seek
DEH-P8400BH: Clock Settings
DEH-P8400BH: Background Image
DEH-P8400BH: RDS tuner
DEH-P8400BH: Loudness
DEH-P8400BH: Sub and Crossover Settings
DEH-P8400BH: Auxiliary Input
DEH-P8400BH: MP3 and WMA Playback
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DEH-P8400BH: Make a Phone Call
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13406 E. Philadelphia St. Whittier, CA 90608
"Trumpets blowing and drums pounding."
That's how the Acropolis yearbook describes the Whittier College homecoming festivities that took place 50 years ago in 1963.
Black and white photographs document attractive, young undergrads - dressed in what-we-now-call-vintage sweaters and thick-rimmed glasses – turning campus into their very own playground. Residence halls were ornamented with homecoming-themed décor. Ladies pinned yellow chrysanthemums to their lapels. Societies outwitted one another in painting the Rock. And Homecoming Queen Suzanne Jones '63 reigned over it all in her Cinderella-style gown and tiara.
Excitement seemed to be everywhere at Homecoming 1963, especially at the College's ever-popular float parade that took place in the City of Whittier's nearby Uptown district. Society members put every muscle they had into creating extravagant floats that served as testament to school pride. Up for grabs were title captures that included "Most Humorous" and "Most Original" and, of course, bragging rights.
The Palmer Society's entry – "A Whale of a Tale" – won the "Sweepstakes" award that year. It was their second year in a row.
"We were out-of-our-minds excited," said alumna and Palmer Sandy Trombatore Krogh '63. "Each society that signed up to participate in the parade was given its own parking lot close to campus to build its float. Some of our Palmer girls—there were about 28 of us at the time—were very artsy, so they took the lead in sketching out our float's design, and then we got six to seven of our fathers together to help us build it. Once [our float's] frame was built, we covered everything in chicken wire and worked into the night for an entire week stuffing holes with tissue paper and flowers. We relied a lot on coffee and hot chocolate."
For the pure joy of celebration, students, family members, friends, neighbors, and even local dignitaries would flood the sidewalks along Philadelphia Street to watch the homecoming floats go by. Afterwards, societies dispersed for their brunches only to reunite again at Memorial Stadium for the evening football game.
No one dared miss the football game.
In 1963, the Poet marching band ignited the crowd during halftime with the Beatles' "Ain't She Nice." Then all Poets cheered as Stan Sanders '63 and his teammates victoriously beat Occidental, 28-6.
Fifty years later, the Class of 1963 will gather during homecoming week for its golden anniversary reunion. Among talk of children and grandchildren, careers and life events, these students from Whittier's passionate past will be sure to talk about the Poet pride they still carry on their backs.
In the words of Krogh herself:
"When people ask me what was the best time of my life, I always say it was when I was at Whittier."
-by Hallie Gayle '15


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About the Author: Claudia E. Anyaso serves as Director of Public Diplomacy for the State Department's Bureau of African Affairs.
On December 2, the Bureau of African Affairs and the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor (DRL) in collaboration with the Enough Project hosted a State Department showing of The Greatest Silence: Rape in the Congo– a powerful film about a disturbing subject. Because events in the film are so difficult for many to contemplate, I was reluctant to approve the film showing. In the end, however, I gave the go-ahead, because I decided the producer was right: as many people as possible should be made aware of the widespread sexual violence against women and girls in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The rightness of the decision was borne out by the overwhelming response to the film and to the panel discussion with producer/director Lisa Jackson; Enough Project director John Norris; and Raise Hope for Congo campaign manager Candice Knezevic.
While much remains to be done to effectively address the humanitarian crisis and the endemic rape in eastern Congo, panel moderator Lou Mazel pointed out some of the things the U.S. government is doing to help. For example, in FY 2008 and the first seven weeks of FY 2009, the USG has provided $22 million in humanitarian assistance to the DRC, mostly for the conflict-affected populations of North and South Kivu provinces, where the continued fighting between the Congo's military, rebels, and militia continues to result in widespread human rights abuses, including thousands of rapes each year, perpetrated by all sides with impunity. The U.S. continues to fund programs, including one based in North Kivu, that train judges and police in effective methods to investigate and prosecute gender-based violence and that enable survivors of gender-based violence to gain access to the judicial system. The USG is also supporting African involvement in finding a solution, including recent meetings in Nairobi, the SADC summit and appointment of former Nigerian President Obasanjo as the UN Special Envoy for the Congo. The USG is working closely with allies and the international community to resolve this crisis. We are very pleased with the UN Security Council vote in November to expand the peacekeeping mission in the Congo, MONUC, by approximately 3,000 UN peacekeeping soldiers and police. These additions will enable MONUC to better carry out its civilian protection mission and, we hope, open up humanitarian zones that will be free from fighting and where NGOs and governmental humanitarian agencies can serve the people, including the rape victims in the Congo.
Learn more about what activists are doing to help raise awareness, raise their voice, and raise the profile of the conflict and widespread sexual violence against women and girls in the Congo.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
@ Claudia, I'm somewhat puzzled by the following statement, though I can understand why the shear scale and extent of what can only be called "organized rape" as a form of terrorism may be hard to grasp.
"Because events in the film are so difficult for many to contemplate, I was reluctant to approve the film showing."
But what puzzles me is the reluctance to put the truth on display, as it were.
I'm not trying to be critical in any way, I guess you had a perfectly human reaction to the raw truth, and it's not an easy thing to have one's faith in humanity shattered by the reality of mankinds's capability to inflict cruelty.
I didn't apply to the Foreign Service with any illusions, as I've already had my faith in humanity shattered and restored a number of times, and enough already for one lifetime.
And I may apply again, because I'm essentially an optimist...(chuckle). Long odds indeed arn't want to deter me.
But all that aside, you got the job and I'm glad you made the correct decision.
See, the bottom line for this citizen is the simple fact that I wanted to go to work for the one group of folks beyond all the NGO's, activists, and committees in the UN that consistantly lead the world in shining a bright spotlight on the truth.
Can't make a difference without that commitment.
I think everyone finds their own tolerance to what they can stand to become witness to before losing one's lunch, so to speak...litterally.
And as for grasping the truth...
Folks will somehow manage to pick themselves up and carry on, as Churchill put it.
It's not something for you to worry about or be concerned with offending anyone's sensibilities over.
It's the world we live in, and the status quo is unacceptable to anyone with a heart.
best regards,
John in Greece writes:
Rapes in Africa constitute a very complicated nightmare and unfortunately they have a domino effect concerning another "bad dream" of the continent: AIDS.
Recently, in DipNote we had a very interesting discussion concerning World AIDS Day: Continuing the Fight. There is no doubt that these two issues are series of rings making up a more terrifying chain effect on the ground that rapes "create" unwilling pregnancies and these pregnancies boost the AIDS's vertical transmission. (HIV can be spread to babies born to, or breastfed by, mothers infected with the virus.)
I do not attempt to change this very interesting subject (rapes) of course. I just felt to highlight this parameter too.
Joe in Tennessee writes:
You can use the word Evil or Control. If the end result is for negative structuring, we generally use the word evil -- and this is evil.
A method of control can be established by creating Chaos in both the individual and larger social structures. The keystone is the creation of insecurity and elimination of value or self worth.
By keeping any positive insight of self or self worth, an easy path for indoctrination exists, in this case creating slavery in the worst manner possible. It also leaves a void where hope is almost nonexistent except on a primal level: The only solution is an end by elimination of the intruder; thus war continues.
This problem relates and contributes greatly to the overall non identity of the African continent as one people, even within the borders of one Country therein.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
For the suggestion box:
"Ben Affleck has directed a film shot in the Congo to help raise money for the UN Refugee Agency.
Teaming up with Sir Mick Jagger, Affleck told the BBC that he hoped the film would increase awareness about the crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo."
-BBC, Dec. 17,2008
I think it would be good to invite Ben and Sir Mick for a pod-cast.
Russell in South Carolina writes:
Organized or systematic rape as a tool of oppression is, unfortunately, not a new practice. The Romans used this tactic at the rise and during part of the apex of their dynasty. It was seen as a viable means of accomplishing two things. The first was that it gave the Romans a sense of dominion over the people they sought to oppress. The second was that it rendered most victims void of dignity and self worth. In the absence of dignity and self worth the victims feel helpless and sometimes convince themselves that they deserve such inhumane treatment. These two things gave the Romans power over their victims. A power borne of fear.
In my opinion, this is exactly what the Congolese rapists are seeking to do. They're seeking to crush an already down trodden people. It saddens me to see the progression of the human race tarnished with such cruel acts barbarism.
Anna in Washington, DC writes:
Any nation that does not protect the rights of its women will not advance. Heartbreaking. I hope this film motivates governments and individuals to act.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (54 votes).
In short: Great race, Friendly atmosphere, Shame about the weatherIn full: Great race, would have been better if the weather had realised it was a summer six!!!!!Lovely countryside but the hill at the end took no prisoners!!!! Will do it again and it was great to see so many centurions taking part. Date of review: July 6, 2008
In short: nasty conditions vicious hill near end.In full: This years run was acompanied by rain and a very strong wind. The conditions combined with the big hill at 5 miles made this a difficult but rewarding run.Date of review: July 6, 2008
In short: I'm from the states, and am in the UK for two months. I wanted to see how the it is done here. The course was well marshalled. The finish after the big hill was fun and fast.Date of review: July 10, 2007
In short: Great race, steep hill :-)Date of review: July 10, 2007
In short: Good local race. With normaly good organisation.In full: Good local race with good course but the lack of parking due to weather really had an impact with runners struggling to find spaces, hopefully it didn't annoy the locals too much. Date of review: July 9, 2007
In short: enjoyable run, nice road race, steep hill at the end.Date of review: July 9, 2007
In short: Friendly atmosphere, nice scenery good local support. In full: Race Marshals were very encouraging and the local support was lovely towards the end of the race. Atmosphere was very friendly with runners who had finished still giving encouragement to those still running...always a nice touch. Date of review: July 8, 2007
In short: Great club race, well organised and friendlyIn full: This was the third time i've done this race and they have always organised wonderfull weather. A really quick course up to 5 miles then a hill which takes it out of you. Friendly marshalls as well always giving you support. I shall be back next year without a doubt.Date of review: July 8, 2007
In short: A nice low key club race, well organised and welcoming.In full: Enjoyed this race again, no frills just a nice run through good countryside with lots of support and well organised. Shame about the car parking this year but just one of those things, at least they organised perfect weather. Don't expect lot's of goodies just a good friendly run. Oh yes and a hill!Date of review: July 8, 2007
In short: The hill at 5 miles is a b***** but this is a special low key beautiful race, and organised like clockwork.I will be back.ThankyouDate of review: July 7, 2007
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Love the forum but I got lost! I was looking for that "red box" to tell me what was what and I could not find it. So I tried again today found it under "SOCIAL"? Okay but next time warn a body. Or if you did, I didn't see the warning.
Hope everyone had a nice holiday season and are eager to get back to work. I had a nice holiday season although I fell sleep around 11 p.m. New Year's Eve. Oh well.
Hope to learn more from all you folks out there in 2012.


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William M. Leaver Sr.
MARQUETTE, Mich. – William Michael Leaver, Sr., age 69, of 425 Fisher Street, Marquette, entered eternal life Wednesday morning, January 16, 2013, at the D.J. Jacobetti Home for Veterans, where he resided.
Bill was born February 14, 1943 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and attended Catholic grade school, graduating from public high school in 1961. He joined the Air Force right after graduation and on October 3, 1961, shortly before graduation from basic training, married Joan B. Maloney in Pittsburgh. Upon completion of basic training, Bill and Joan were sent to K.I. Sawyer AFB for four years. While stationed there, daughter, Susan, and son, Bill Jr. were born. When Bill was discharged, the family moved back to Pittsburgh where a third child, Michelle, was born.
After only a short time back in Pittsburgh, Bill and Joan decided to move back to Marquette. In 1965-1966, Bill opened four body shops, two in Negaunee, one in Harvey, and one in Sands. A short time later, Bill started racing stock cars at area race tracks in Norway, Escanaba, Sands, and Canada. He also purchased a 26′ Lake Superior boat. It was seldom used for fishing, its main purpose being used for touring and cruising on Lake Superior. After running his body shops for almost thirty years, Bill had to have his wrists reconstructed and was not able to do body work anymore. He sold his body shops and started a limousine business in Marquette. Prestige Limousine Service began with one limo and ended with nine, all being driven by women. Bill had his limo business for fourteen years. During this time he got a new hobby. Following Joan's death, Bill moved to Menominee where he was a night watchman at a plastics factory. He came to reside at the Jacobetti Home for Veterans in 2007.
Bill is survived by his daughter, Michelle (Don) Leaver-Oberg of Sands and son, William (Teresa) Leaver, Jr. of Romulus; son-in-law, Mark Smedman of Harvey; his grandchildren, Mary and Robert Smedman, Adam Hamilton, Kaylan and Joshua Oberg; a sister, Carol (Kim) Longtine; several nieces and nephews. Bill was preceded in death by his parents, John "Pops" and Cecelia "Baba" Schultz; wife, Joan; daughters, Loretta Leaver and Susan Marie Smedman; and grandson, Michael J. Smedman.
Friends may call at the D.J. Jacobetti chapel on Saturday, January 19, beginning at 12:00 noon until the time of service at 2:00 p.m. The Rev. Ben Paris will officiate and spring burial will be made in the Holy Cross Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the Activity Fund, Jacobetti Home for Veterans, 425 Fisher Street, Marquette, MI 49855.
The Fassbender Funeral Home is serving the family, where condolences may be expressed online at www.fassbenderfuneralhome.com


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I have been using Now Soy Protein for quite a few years and something has changed in this last batch. I add the powder to my oatmeal every morning & use to like the flavor and texture. It wasn't sweet, just mild and it gave the oatmeal a nice smooth texture. This last batch feels gritty when I scoop it out of the jug. It doesn't absorb the water the same way and leaves a slightly bitter after taste. It's VERY different than all of the other jugs that I have used before. I will be contacting the company about it this week. What I love about this protein powder is that I can balance my blood sugar by putting it my oatmeal & instead of "crashing" in 20 minutes, I can eat at 7am and not feel hungry again until noon!
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Reviewer2119072发表于 Nov 06, 2010
I have been using this product for years. Unlike all the previous batches this one is hydrophobic. In the past it always mixed well with milk, better than other protein powders I had tried. The product now creates a foaming layer of the powder on top of the milk and you end up with much of the powder stuck to the side of the glass after drinking down the milk. Disappointed!
Reviewer2246960发表于 Jul 25, 2011
taste is horrible, so I mix this with other protein with Vanila.
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Book Note: "Walzer, 'In God's Shadow: Politics in the Hebrew Bible'"
Michael Walzer, In God's Shadow: Politics in the Hebrew Bible. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2012.
In this eagerly awaited book, political theorist Michael Walzer reports his findings after decades of thinking about the politics of the Hebrew Bible. Attentive to nuance while engagingly straightforward, Walzer examines the laws, the histories, the prophecies, and the wisdom of the ancient biblical writers and discusses their views on such central political questions as justice, hierarchy, war, the authority of kings and priests, and the experience of exile.


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Bunny Smith, RN, BSN, MBA, NE-BC, has been named Executive Director of the Hoops Family Children's Hospital at Cabell Huntington Hospital. She has worked in nursing at Cabell Huntington Hospital since 1978 and in nursing leadership roles since 1986.
Smith served as CHH's Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer at Cabell Huntington Hospital since 2005, and she is now focusing her leadership on the Hoops Family Children's Hospital.
In her new role, Smith provides leadership, direction and administration to oversee operations of the Children's Hospital to enhance the quality, safety and service provided for pediatric patients and their families, as well as identifying additional services and needs. She will also oversee the ongoing transition to updated facilities on the fifth floor of Cabell Huntington Hospital.
The Hoops Family Children's Hospital is a 71-bed children's hospital within a hospital located at Cabell Huntington Hospital, a 303-bed academic medical center in Huntington, West Virginia. Cabell Huntington is affiliated with the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine and cares for patients from more than 29 counties throughout West Virginia, eastern Kentucky and southern Ohio.


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The trick here is doing a match where you grab one line of input at a time. The linebreak may or may not occur at the boundary where the string matches a format specifier. And if it does, some rule about whitespace may or may not be in effect…
That's why this is much more elaborate than the string version.
For each line: Match succeeds (non-emptily) and the last attempted spec/string sub-match succeeded:
could the last spec keep matching? yes: save interim results and continue (next line)
The last attempted spec/string did not match:
are we on the next-to-last spec in the string?
yes: is fmt_string.string_left all spaces? yes: does current spec care about input space? yes: fatal failure no: save interim results and continue no: continue [this state could be analyzed further]
# File scanf.rb, line 591 def scanf(str,&b) return block_scanf(str,&b) if b return [] unless str.size > 0 start_position = pos rescue 0 matched_so_far = 0 source_buffer = "" result_buffer = [] final_result = [] fstr = Scanf::FormatString.new(str) loop do if eof || (tty? &&! fstr.match(source_buffer)) final_result.concat(result_buffer) break end source_buffer << gets current_match = fstr.match(source_buffer) spec = fstr.last_spec_tried if spec.matched if spec.mid_match? result_buffer.replace(current_match) next end elsif (fstr.matched_count == fstr.spec_count - 1) if /\A\s*\z/.match(fstr.string_left) break if spec.count_space? result_buffer.replace(current_match) next end end final_result.concat(current_match) matched_so_far += source_buffer.size source_buffer.replace(fstr.string_left) matched_so_far -= source_buffer.size break if fstr.last_spec fstr.prune end seek(start_position + matched_so_far, IO::SEEK_SET) rescue Errno::ESPIPE soak_up_spaces if fstr.last_spec && fstr.space return final_result end
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