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DS is 4 months old & within 30 seconds or less he goes from starting to cry to throwing up. Been like this since birth. He is a very happy little guy otherwise, always smiling & laughing. He has reflux due to my oversupply of milk but it is getting a bit better. Could this be related to reflux? It's not like I let him cry so bad that he gets so worked up & throws up, it's like instant after starting to cry. Not always but often enough. Is this normal? Or could there be a problem?
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IS it spit-up or throw up? Is it only when crying? Is he otherwise happy healthy, growing?
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i would talk to your ped. about it, but i would guess that the crying isn't making him throw up, rather he's crying b/c he needs to throw up, then when he does, he feels better.
Originally posted by PaxMamma View Posti would talk to your ped. about it, but i would guess that the crying isn't making him throw up, rather he's crying b/c he needs to throw up, then when he does, he feels better.
although, some times when i give ds to dh ds does same thing unless i take him back. we have tried to wait it out if ds was only crying a little so dh could comfort him & i get a break but he will throw up if it is more than a few seconds. it is right after he eats but doesn't usually throw up after eating unless upset. any ideas?
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I was just reading some stuff on acid reflux and thinking I need more info! When did it start? Does he sleep well. Have you looked at your diet for sensitivities? Is it better or worse certain times? Look at this Dr. Sears page and see if you think it is this.Last edited by naomifrederickmd; 06-29-2008, 11:46 AM. Reason: Fix link
I have always heard about babies who throw-up if they cry too long. And of course the topic comes up in some sleep training books where parents are told what to do if they're babies throws up while CIO. One of my friends babies would do it but I don't know any details about how often it would happen or how much crying it took.
My DD did it a few times when she was a bit younger. I can't remember how long she cried before she did it. Probably the length of time it took DH to get her totally changed and ready for bed. Probably 3-5 minutes? I was definitely more than 30 seconds. As far as I could tell it was just because she got too worked up and cried too long. (Sorry little one)
I would agree with the others that it's probably something to look into.
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I do agree you should talk to your ped. or perhaps a lactation specialist but i thought I might add that my dd has a similar problem. I have over active let down (oversupply) and often she is very fussy and get's sick after eating. She's happy except when she's over full, she throw's up and feels better. Some times i find gripe water helps with her belly aches (I usually only give it to her if she throws up a lot at 2 feedings) and the other thing i found is that she has a very big need to suck and will try and go to the breast more than she wants to get this need fulfilled. When i noticed her trying to latch but then immediatly releasing because she doesn't want the milk (Or biting to stop the milk) I give her a soother. It's dramatically reduced the amount of throwing up and helps her meet her sucking needs. But like I said talk to your ped. or lactation specialist to ensure that this is the case. Good Luck
GERD very likely
My son vomited entire feedings from birth. Especially when he would cry. He was given Zantac, but the flavor is so bad that it made him cry, so he threw up before we could get it in him. The doctors were not concerned as he was growing well.
(He has a heart defect, but don't worry, that is not related to the reflux. Kids post open heart surgery commonly get reflux and feeding problems.) I bring this up because after surgery he to grew well until the time period between 6-9 months old. He continued to gag on breast feeds, and started gagging, crying and throwing up during solid food meals. He failed to gain weight for 3 months, so the docs REALLY took notice.
Long story short, we got a referral to a GI specialist, he prescribed Prilosec, baby is much better, but will be starting OT for texture aversions as he still gags on certain foods.
Of note:
*GERD can cause nasal congestion that seems to be 'stuffiness'
*this congestion can make it look like they are barfing boogers
*our baby had bad breath when he was little, our pediatrician laughed when I told him the baby had barfy bad breath. turns out that is a symptom.
*short feeds can be a symptom because the reflux happens so they stop and cry even though they are still hungry
1. Talk to you pediatrician
2. If they give Zantac and it doesn't work, ask for Prilosec
3. Prilosec has to be hand made by the pharmacist. Research pharmacies that will make it at a high concentration so you don't have to give a huge dose and pay for the flavoring (grape works). A side note is that the Navy pharmacy does not flavor meds, we chose to go to the Children's hospital and pay extra since they understand how to make it kid friendly.
4. Use the skinny syringe, even if it takes a few syringe fulls to get the dose. Our 10 month old baby learned to open his mouth nicely and swallow nicely, then he gets cheerios after.
5. According to our specialist, Most pediatricians give the lowest dose. The GI doc gives the highest. See if your doc is willing to increase the dose if you still have problems.
6. Request a GI specialist consult. Chances are you just have a baby with GERD. But, you want to make sure that is all. When your baby starts solids, finding a bigger problem is no fun.
7. I have a powerful let down that chokes the baby. A La Leche League volunteer suggested breastfeeding lying down to allow gravity to slow down the squirting. This sort of helped, and may help you.
Definitely be proactive for your child. I asked about the chronic barfing at every single doctors appointment from birth, thru heart surgery, and after. I didn't get their attention until my child stopped growing and went from 50th to 3rd percentile over 3 months. Don't let them ignore you.
Our baby is doing so much better on the higher dose of Prilosec. It took about 2 weeks (exactly what the GI doc said.) The OT is because of difficulty with thicker and more textured foods. He no longer throws up when he cries (which is great for the folks at the chold watch at our gym!) This is common in kids that have been intubated for open heart surgery. So, I don't expect that your baby will have these issues.
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If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck, it probably it is a duck, so those convinced that the Edmonton Oilers played their outdoor game of shinny at Hawrelak Park today as a PR stunt intended to placate fans who had to wait out a 113-day lockout probably have it right.
Planned and staged it was -- as if the Oilers were responding to an edict straight from NHL offices that every one of the league's 30 teams should do what it can to make amends and welcome fans, and their wallets, back into the fold. We've seen much the same plan in play in recent days as teams prepared to open camp: free this here, free that there. In Edmonton, site of the Heritage Classic, the win-them-back edict meant shinny outdoors.
That said, even as calculated as it is, giving frozen-toed fans a glimpse of their favourite players up close and personal the day before camp opens is a token of good faith, a decent gesture and one that will no doubt at least be the start of smoothing things over – it's not like fans in this city need their arms twisted to show up at Rexall Place, even for a 48-game season.
But, if today's game was a one-off in terms of reconnecting with fans – opening the first three days of camp and providing free popcorn doesn't count as a meaningful follow-up – and there's nothing more to come, then the Oilers aren't doing everything they should.
If the Oilers are serious about mending fences, I'd like to think they're planning a series of events this season that will allow fans to connect with the team – events that don't involve turnstiles and selling tickets or merchandise to pad the bottom line. Events like, but not necessarily the same, as today.
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. . . So, we'll start camp at Rexall Place with Ryan Nugent-Hopkins playing between Taylor Hall and Jordan Eberle, Sam Gagner at the pivot between Nail Yakupov and Ales Hemsky with the third line being Shawn Horcoff in the middle with Ryan Smyth and Teemu Hartikainen. I'd like to think coach Ralph Krueger will start the season that way, too. Makes sense to me.
. . . There's nobody on the roster as polarizing as Gagner, so I'll be interested in hearing takes from fans on what he might do this season. The way I see it, we're likely going to see the top-end of Gagner's game, his ceiling or close to it, this season, his sixth with the Oilers. How that translates into points, I don't know, but I'll bet a buck he betters his career average of .60 PPG.
. . . Jason Gregor already touched on it and I'm in full agreement that the Oilers aren't going to be able to mount any kind of legitimate playoff push unless they get a big year from Ales Hemsky. Hall, RNH and Eberle get most of the headlines, and that's understandable, but how effective Krueger's top-six forwards will be as a group hinges on Hemsky (and his health).
. . . I'm as eager to see Justin Schultz as anybody – not at camp Monday but when the season begins in Vancouver against the Canucks against actual NHL players. Schultz, obviously, had his way in the AHL, but it's not going to go that way when the puck drops here. I like Krueger's decision to start him alongside Nick Schultz. Safe call. As for points? Fans should be doing handstands if Schultz gets 20.
. . . Momentum is an over-used cliché in all sports that doesn't really apply most in its true definition, but I'll be interested to see if there's any carryover from the Spengler Cup with Devan Dubnyk to start the season. I do believe confidence is a more important aspect than the M-word and Dubnyk has plenty of it right now.
. . . That nine-game road swing (while The Brier takes over Rexall Place) is a killer, especially when you consider the Oilers are playing basically every second day with 48 games in less than 100 days, but I think it's the final 10 games that'll tell the story. The Oilers play seven of their final 10 games at home. I think the Oilers will be in playoff contention going into that stretch and I'm guessing, given recent seasons, fans can live with that.
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By BILL DELLOS, CHAIRMANEmery County Republicans
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This letter is in response to the letter written by the editor on April 27 stating that she had the privilege of attending the Emery County Republican Convention and the Emery County Democratic Convention and compared the two conventions. The Republican County Chairman deviated from the agenda and allowed John Swallow to speak out of turn and the editor indicated this was not fair.
John Swallow felt it was important and felt obligated to attend the Emery County Convention but also felt an obligation to San Juan because it had been requested by both counties for him to be at their convention. The only way he felt this problem could be handled was to fly from one convention to another.
As chairman, I was concerned about the effect on Tim Bridgewater's representatives and David Wilde and they were consulted about John Swallow speaking early. They said it was not a problem with them. The other executive officers were also consulted about allowing John Swallow to speak early. It was fine. I told the county delegates and the audience that John Swallow needed to speak early as he had a plane to catch. Was there any objection? None were expressed. The convention preceded from there as outlined. I didn't realize when I said John Swallow had a plane to catch it would be interpreted that he had an emergency.
It was felt by several that it was to Swallow's disadvantage to speak early as a candidate and then leave and more advantageous for those who stayed and spoke because they had the opportunity to counterbalance what had been said as opposing candidates. Often incumbents are given that choice and choose to speak last. Both Brad Johnson and Drew Sitterud had that choice and chose to speak last.
If any other candidate had felt the need to leave early, that individual would have been given the same consideration.
I consulted outside of the county about how to have Governor Olene Walker appear on the program. They felt although it is a privilege to have her in attendance but their understanding is that she is also attending as a candidate and would be speaking as a candidate. It is realized that she runs a tight schedule. Had she asked for an opportunity to speak early that opportunity would have been given.
During previous Emery County Republican Conventions, Carbon and Emery have had candidates leaving so they could appear at both conventions. For some reason the State Republicans changed the procedure. All during the month of April county conventions were being held with two or more on each scheduled night. Candidates had to make a decision which was tough. I am grateful for the candidates and candidate representatives that made the effort to attend the Emery County Convention so that our county could become better acquainted with them.
Another matter to be discussed is a letter that was sent to the Emery County Progress expressing feelings on the job Jim Matheson has done. The editor expressed that she had been 'duped' into believing that a letter that was sent to the Progress signed by local Republican leaders and believed it had been written by them. The Progress states that this "letter was not generated by our local Republican leaders, but had come from the campaign headquarters of John Swallow and our people had signed their name to it."
The letter was written by Mike Bardon of Vernal. Mr. Bardon is a citizen and a Republican, not a Republican leader, from Vernal that did not like the things he was reading about Mr. Matheson. He liked what he had seen of John Swallow and read about John Swallow. Therefore Mr. Bardon wrote the letter and sent it to John Swallow's campaign. He gave his permission to anyone that wanted to use it. The letter was then forwarded to a couple of us. We liked the letter and agreed wholeheartedly with Mr. Bardon. As Mr. Bardon, we were concerned about Jim Matheson's voting record. Mr. Bardon was called and the letter was discussed. His permission was given to us to change some of the wording and to add two additional paragraphs of our own discussing how Jim Matheson mishandled RS2477. Drew Sitterud was consulted on the matter to make sure the information we were writing was correct. The letter was signed by Mike Bardon, Vernal, Paul Jensen Ferron, Bill Dellos, Orangeville, Karen Dellos, Orangeville and Evelyn Huntsman, Ferron. The letter was not intended as letters from Republican leaders and not signed as such, but as citizens of Emery County voicing our opinion with Mr. Bardon and was written by us.
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Utah Shared Access Alliance (USA-ALL) filed suit May 4 to compel Emery County commissioners to re-open closed RS-2477 roads and to compel the commissioners and Utah Governor Olene Walker to affirmatively act to prevent additional area closures under pending Bureau of Land Management land use planning.
According to Rainer Huck, USA-ALL President, the lawsuit is intended to force officials to reverse mistakes made in the BLM planning process that led to the adoption of the San Rafael Swell Route Designation Plan and to prevent a recurrence of the problem in BLMs current land use plan revision process for all of its lands in Emery County and Carbon County.
In preparing the SRSDP, BLM simply ignored Emery County's RS-2477 roads, stating that the county could assert road ownership at a later time. County and state officials did not object to this procedure, did not object to the SRSDPs failure to recognize all RS-2477 roads and did nothing as BLM thereafter barricaded long existing RS-2477 roads.
"BLM will be issuing a draft environmental impact statement on its Price Resource Management Plan revision any day," said Huck. "We can't allow county and state officials to again stand idly by while BLM closes long acknowledged RS-2477 roads."
In fact, Emery County officials were not simply passive. They subsequently entered into a cooperative agreement for the county sheriff to patrol and enforce the SRSDP motorized use restrictions in return for monies paid to the county by BLM. The lawsuit asks the court to order the commissioners and sheriff to return BLM monies and to cease enforcing a plan that purports to make driving on RS-2477 roads a crime.
"Utah officials have a duty to keep highways open, not to arrest people simply for driving on them," said Huck. "If officials don't want the public to use its roads, they must abandon them under Utah law."
Among RS-2477 roads unacknowledged and barricaded by BLM are Junes Bottom, Muddy River and Seger's Hole. Additionally, the SRSDP ignored several roads in the San Rafael Swell that Emery County had specifically asserted in their proffer to a federal judge in 2000 in Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance v. Norton, now pending before the United States Supreme Court. Yet, Emery County did nothing when BLMs 2002 draft environmental impact statement failed to include the roads.
During 2003 USA-ALL demanded that the county re-open the blocked roads or else abandon the roads pursuant to Utah law. The county's refusal to do either resulted in the present lawsuit in which USA-ALL is represented by attorney Paul W. Mortensen.
RS-2477 highways are state and county owned routes that were established over BLM lands prior to Oct. 21, 1976, most of which are class D roads. USA-ALL's complaint cites the 1896 Utah Supreme Court case of Whitesides v. Green, in which the court, under long established common law, emphasized that public officials "are bound to keep the road open...and, if obstructions be placed thereon, it is their duty to remove the same, and care for the rights of the public."
Under Utah law, RS-2477 roads are jointly owned by the state and the county in which they are located, but the county governing body exercises sole jurisdiction and control of roads. Thus, the county has the obligation to open closed roads, while both the state and county, as owners, have the duty to assure that BLM planning schemes do not result in the de facto loss of ownership and county control of the roads.
The governor reviews BLM plans before they go into effect to assure they are consistent with state and local law. "It's critical for the governor to use the consistency review to prevent BLM from closing RS-2477 roads in its plans," said Huck.
BLM land use plan revisions for counties other than Emery County are also underway in areas managed by BLMs Price, Uintah, Richfield, Moab and Monticello field offices with other plan revisions about to get underway. USA-ALL has notified counties throughout the state, to identify and block BLMs SRSDP "ignore and close" strategy. "We're hoping the other counties will learn from the mistakes in Emery County," said Huck.
Utah Shared Access Alliance is Utah's largest motorized recreation access advocacy organization. USA-ALL's complaint is available on USA-ALLs web page at www.usa-all.com.


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In a letter sent to the city's Law Department and Finance Department on Friday, FCR said it goofed on challenging the appraisals of the Barclays Center and other developments on the 22-acre Atlantic Yards property.(The New York Post also followed up, not crediting the publication that came first.)
"In challenging the assessments on Forest City properties, petitions on its arena and B2 sites were inadvertently included," the letter said. "Forest City has instructed our attorneys to discontinue these petitions immediately."
Update: the letter mentions only those sites. So apparently challenges to assessments on other Atlantic Yards sites continue. Also, given that the letter mentions buildings rather than tax lots, it seems aimed mainly to the media.
Bizarre mistake
It's a pretty bizarre mistake, on a couple of levels. First, they're not paying taxes on tax-exempt land for the arena, just PILOTs, payments in lieu of taxes.
Second, these people are professionals--they're supposed to do better than this.
Looking the wrong way, at least for the arena?
Third, and probably most important, the issue for Forest City Ratner has long been whether assessments were high enough to generate sufficient PILOTs ) to pay off tax-exempt bonds, an issue faced by Yankee Stadium, and why assessments were once dramatically increased.
That's likely part of why only $511 million in tax-exempt bonds were issued, rather than $678 million as once contemplated--a figure the Independent Budget Office in September 2009 suggested could not be supported by PILOTs. As the IBO stated:
If a PILOT is to be used for debt service, it cannot exceed the regular property tax that would apply if the property were not tax-exempt. Concern that a PILOT be high enough to cover the debt service can result in the unusual situation of a property owner hoping for a higher assessment.Financing plans for the arena
From the Atlantic Yards 2009 Modified General Project Plan, regarding the arena:
ESDC will retain ownership of the land upon which the Arena will be built through the initial term of its lease to the LDC, and, under the financing arrangements described above, ESDC or the LDC will retain ownership of the Arena during the initial term. As a result, the land and improvements will be exempt from real estate taxes throughout the initial term. ArenaCo would enter into a payment-in-lieu-of-tax ("PILOT") agreement with ESDC and the LDC under which it would agree to make payments not to exceed the amount that full real estate taxes would be if the land and improvements were not exempt from such taxes as a result of ESDC's ownership thereof.Financing plans for the housing
The same document states:
ESDC will retain title to the land underlying other Project developments through their initial construction periods and will lease development parcels to the individual entities created for each of these developments for $1.00. FCRC shall be required to remit payments in lieu of sales taxes to ESDC under the lease or access agreement for each portion of the Project Site equal to all sales and compensating use taxes, if any, which FCRC would have been required to pay in connection with the development of such portion of the Project Site absent ESDC's ownership thereof, other than the Arena Sales Tax Exemption. After completion of construction, the fee interest to each development parcel will be conveyed for $1.00 to the development entity established for that parcel. Following such conveyance, the conveyed parcel will be returned to the tax rolls and will be eligible for any as-of-right tax benefits for which it qualifies, and the fee owner thereof will be liable for real estate taxes due thereon.(Emphasis added)
So, could this whole effort have been a ham-handed way to ensure that taxes imposed on the residential buildings would be reduced?


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Valentin Gapontsev, founder, chairman, and CEO of IPG Photonics Corp., Oxford, Mass., has received the Laser Institute of America's 2009 Arthur L. Schawlow award.
The award honors individuals who have made distinguished contributions to applications of lasers in science, industry, education, or medicine. The award, named for Professor Arthur L. Schawlow, who received the Nobel Prize in physics in 1981 for his contribution to the development of laser spectroscopy, is LIA's highest achievement award.
At the ceremony in November, Gapontsev was recognized as "the father of the fiber-laser industry as it is known today, who has pioneered the field in five decades of academic work and as the founder and CEO of a global technology company that continues to transform the laser industry."


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Further update on volcanic ash plume - as at 1:30pm15/06/2011
The Virgin Australia Group of Airlines has suspended all services into and out of Perth until 12 noon (AWST) on Thursday 16 June.
Virgin Australia Group Executive Sean Donohue said the decision followed on from the airline's earlier announcement of the suspension of services from 1.00pm (AWST) today. A total of 49 flights to and from Perth will be suspended during this period.
Also Pacific Blue, an airline of the Virgin Australia Group of Airlines, has suspended flights to and from Christchurch and Wellington with immediate effect until at least 9.00am (AEST) tomorrow morning due to the ash plume over the South Island of New Zealand. A total of six flights are affected at this time and we will continue to monitor this situation.
Group Executive Operations Sean Donohue said the decision to suspend services was made in consultation with the Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre and Bureau of Meteorology.
"The airline's Volcanic Ash Management Team, who have been working closely with the Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre and Bureau of Meteorology have determined that services should remain suspended until tomorrow," Mr Donohue said.
"We are in the process of advising our Guests and will monitor the situation.
"We are updating information on our website regularly and urge our Guests to check it for the latest information available."
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Myron McDonald Jr. and Christopher Johnson, both in their early 20's, were arrested following the January 21st incident. Both pleaded not guilty at approximately 4 p.m. Tuesday.
DPS Trooper Frank Casarez testified that he pulled their car over in the early morning hours because they were traveling at about 109 miles per hour on Interstate 20 near Westbrook. He said he exited his patrol care and got a bad vibe when he approached the vehicle and realized the windows were down despite the cold outdoor temperatures. Casarez testified that he approached the rear of the vehicle and motioned for the driver to exit; however, shots were fired from the vehicle and the car sped off.
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If you are stuck for a gift idea for anyone with ties to Erie, here are some of my faves:
"Pizza Bomber: The Untold Story of America's Most Shocking Bank Robbery" Ed Palattella and Jerry Clark co-authored the book about their investigations into the collar-bomb death of Brian Wells. You can watch a replay of their live chat on GoErie.com at www.goerie.com/chat. I know both these guys — they are awesome.
They will have a book signing today at The Erie Book Store at 4:30 p.m and at Books-A-Million in the Millcree Mall Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. The book is available at Barnes & Noble, Werner Books, Books Galore, The Erie Book Store and on Amazon and other outlets. For more information: pizzabomber.com. The book has been optioned for a movie in Hollywood.
"Bluff" by Lenore Skomal. Lenore's book is a terrific mystery that will keep you guessing, and she is planning a sequel. I know Lenore, and she weaves a great story with memorable characters.
"Honoring the New York Central Railroad" by Kenneth Springirth. Ken knows railroad, and he has a series of books that are all fascinating railroad tales. I know Ken — he is an interesting historian — if you have a question on rail, just ask him.
"Fortune and Fury" by David Frew and Jerry Skrypzak. These gentlemen share some of Erie's richest history of the waterfront. It's a great read for anyone who loves Erie. I know both of these guys, and this book is filled with personality and memories of old Erie. All proceeds benefit The Erie Historical Society.
These are just a few of the great books written by local authors. Suggest more right here.
Pam Parker is the editor of Lake Erie LifeStyle, Her Times and House to Home at the Erie Times-News in Erie, Pa. She is the mom of three, stepmom to three and step-grandmom to one.


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At Quilted Treasures gifts come from the heart and Michelle Anderson is the heart of the business. She is the owner/employee in this quilt shop located at 185 North and 100 West in Huntington. Anderson was born in Illinois and spent 10 years there before moving with her family to Price where her father worked for Peabody Coal. She attended Emery High. "I learned to sew in Home Economics in junior high school. My mom always sewed and made our clothes but quilting wasn't something we had grown up with. After I was married and was expecting my first baby Melissa, I learned to quilt because she needed baby quilts. I learned to hand quilt. But, it takes so long. I loved to piece quilts.
"I started making quilts for all my kids when they were small. I figured they would all get married some day, so I wanted to have a quilt ready for them. My son is getting married soon and we have four quilts ready for him.
"I didn't really have much time for it when my kids were small. We had a farm and were always busy there and with four small children I couldn't spend much time on my quilting. It was a turning point for me in 1999 when my aunt passed away and left me with all her material and supplies. There were scissors, cutters, patterns, a lot of fabric and just a lot of good stuff," said Anderson.
In the early 1990s Anderson began putting together quilts which were a simple patchwork design. She joined the quilters guild in Emery County around that time and made a Star quilt.
Anderson said she enjoys figuring things out for herself. She's not afraid to try new patterns and new things. She enjoys taking classes and learning. She learns something new every day as she works with patterns and fabrics. She combines materials in a way you may not have seen before. She likes to take chances and you never know how it's all going to turn out until you see the final product.
Each year Anderson attends the Home Machine Quilting Show where quilters go to learn new techniques and see the latest in machines. There is a vendor mall and a quilt exhibit. This show celebrates the art of quilting and teaches more about the craft.
"I really enjoy attending the quilt show and there are always some other quilters from Emery County who attend. There are a lot of wonderful classes there and every subject is covered, machine embroidery, borders, bindings, cutting, everything. My husband Roger took a class on maintenance of the sewing machines and he maintained my machines until he passed away last year. Last year I took four classes and you learn to pace yourself because there is so much information it can be overwhelming. There's just so much out there and so much change so it's good to see what they've got each year.
"I started my quilting business at home in my basement in 2004. In November of 2007 we moved to our present location. We have classes here at the shop and we have a block of the month class which will begin in June. We have pre-sign ups for our classes because they have been so popular and we want to make sure we have enough for everyone that wants to participate.
"We also have a website, quiltedtreasure.com and our classes are listed there. There's been a huge interest in our classes. We are also having a class to make a pinwheel baby quilt. I encourage everyone to watch our website to see what's going on and when. You can call us at 687-9445.
"Things are really taking off. I have had a quilt on display at the Utah Power credit union and I have helped them make a quilt the past few years which they donate. I have had a lot of quilt orders from people who have seen those quilts.
"We also participated in the Coal Country Quilt Show which was held at CEU. There were 100 hanging quilts at the display and 75 of those were from Emery County quilters. That was excellent for my business too.
"I am still a member of the quilters guild and we meet the first Wednesday of each month at the Huntington Senior Citizens Center. In the summer we meet the second Wednesday of each month.
"Some of my products are also available for sale at etsy.com where they only sell handmade items. The user name is quilt a treasure.
"When you look at a quilt you might be overwhelmed with the project. But, you just need to break it down and start small and it's really not that hard. I really just do quilts that are easy, but look hard. I really have a lot of fun. Sometimes we 40 ladies working on projects at any one time, not all in the shop together, but all with a project going. I am the only employee, but I have three ladies who sew with me, that just trade work for quilts.
"We also try to help our community and we do a lot of charity quilts. We donated 14 quilts to the Bishop last year and we have donated quilts to the benefits they have in the community.
"My favorite part of the process of quilting is taking that completed project off the machine. I love piecing the quilts together, too. But, I really love that feeling of when a project is done. I like to experiment with colors. There is never an ugly quilt. You may not like every piece of fabric within the quilt, but I believe there is not an ugly quilt. It doesn't matter if no one else likes it either.
"My quilting machine is a Gammill. It is a long arm quilter with 22.5 inches quilting reach. You can either follow a pattern with the stylus when you quilt or free hand. Right now I am working on a quilt where the lady wants loopy flowers on it and I am just free handing the design. The machine is really easy to use and you just need to learn to move the arm evenly across the fabric so the stitches are the same size. You can write names on quilts and do all sorts of things," said Anderson.
Anderson also has some other nifty tools around the shop. She has a small cutting tool which cuts the fabric for the rag quilts. She has several kits made up and ready for sale to do your own rag quilt with the instructions and the material is already ragged for you.
Another product for sale at the shop is the apron. These stylish and colorful aprons are a must to give away at the next bridal shower you attend. Baby headbands and flowers are available at the shop and Merle Marshall's famous stick horses.
Anderson has three daughters who help out from time to time at the shop. Hannah and Kortnie have been making aprons and taking orders for them as they go to craft fairs and county fairs around the area.
"I have a lot of projects going at the same time. We try to work around the needs of our customers. But, they really need to plan ahead. If you have a wedding coming up then give us two months to get your quilt done. We can fill last minute orders sometimes if they choose a quilt top that is already completed. We try to have receiving blankets on hand at the shop too, if you need a last minute baby shower gift. Try to plan ahead to get what you want for your son or daughter's wedding.
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Alice Lloyd College has a long-standing tradition in preparing teachers for service in the mountains. The College provided teacher preparation and certification programs until 1958, when teachers were no longer certified to teach with only two years of preparation. With the emergence of new requirements for certification, the College focused on liberal arts and pre-professional programs, designed to prepare students for transfer to a four-year degree granting institution. The College successfully completed transition to four-year status in 1982, offering several majors leading to certification in all grade levels. Many recent graduates have joined those of the past to provide educational opportunities for the youth of the mountains.
Mrs. Alice Lloyd felt strongly that mountain people should be educated for leadership. This philosophy became known as Leadership Education, as evidence by the College's history in providing professional and pre-professional preparation for hundreds of past and present leaders of the Appalachian Mountains. Educators, physicians, lawyers, agriculturalists, accountants, and many other professionals in the area received their initial higher education at Alice Lloyd College. It remains a primary objective of the College to prepare teachers for the region who are professional, dedicated, and committed to the teaching profession.
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Student teaching is a collaborative effort between the rural P-12 schools, cooperating teachers, teacher candidates, college supervisors, and the teacher preparation institution. The goal of student teaching is to provide the teacher candidate opportunities to express individuality, continue building on knowledge and skills, hone leadership abilities, and foster and encourage the development of his or her individual teaching style. Additionally, the student teaching experience requires that the student teacher demonstrate mastery in meeting the Kentucky Teachers Standards and Alice Lloyd College Student Outcomes.Student teaching is the culminating experience for the Alice Lloyd candidate before embarking on a fulfilling career of improving learning for all students.
The cooperating teacher is the key person in the daily guidance of the teacher candidate's activities and ongoing evaluation. The cooperating teacher works with the teacher candidate in planning lessons and in the selection of a variety of differentiated instructional strategies. This planning and selection process is determined by analysis of assessments and evaluations. The teacher candidate is actively engaged with the cooperating teacher in the process of analyzing student work. The analysis will guide the teacher candidate in the decision-making process concerning the skills, strategies, and further instruction needed to improve learning of all students.
The college supervisor is involved in defining and communicating the purposes and expectations to be fulfilled by the teacher candidate and the cooperating teacher. In collaboration with the cooperating teacher, the supervisor assists in decisions regarding the gradual induction of the student teacher into assuming all classroom responsibilities. An important role for the supervisor is to support the teacher candidate and aid in keeping channels of communication open between the cooperating teacher, the teacher candidate, and the Alice Lloyd College Teacher Education Program. The college supervisor assists the teacher candidate in overcoming barriers that might hinder his/her potential to be a teacher of distinction.
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It is mandatory that student teachers perform their student work assignments under the supervision of someone other than their cooperating teachers. This means someone other than the cooperating teacher would be responsible for student work obligations and student work duties. There must be a clear distinction between work-study and student teaching assignments. Work performed by the student teacher should be clearly different from those activities that the student is expected to perform as a student teacher. For example, if part of the cooperating teacher's duties include supervising the school lunchroom, the student teacher should not receive student work credit for doing the same thing. If something such as selling refreshments at a school/community activity is not a regular assignment and is not considered part of the supervising teacher's routine duties, the student teacher could receive student work credit for this work.
Some recognized activities for student work might include working with school clubs such as 4-H, FBLA, FHA, FFA and the like; assisting with athletic teams; extra assignments within the school such as hall duty before and after school or playground duty before and after school; special after school activities such as tutoring, plays, musical performances, or art shows. All work performed must meet ALC guidelines in terms of student insurance coverage and general policies. All assigned work must be for non-profit organizations and must not be connected with any political or religious organization as is required by federal student work guidelines. Alice Lloyd's Director of the Student Work Program must approve all student work assignments.
In accordance with federal guidelines, students receive minimum wage, and checks are issued through the ALC Business Office. It is the student's responsibility to sign checks when they are issued. Earned wages are used to pay school tuition.
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By James McTigheFBI Special Agent in Charge: Salt Lake City Field Office
As the Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Salt Lake City Field Office, I want to bring attention to two recent stories published by KSL-TV and the Deseret News. Specifically, I am concerned that the stories are inaccurate and have misled readers and viewers.
In these reports, which rely on hypothetical circumstances, the public was led to believe that FBI security measures are lax and, as a result, national security is at risk. The reports used phrases such as, "could result in a leak of information", "could have catastrophic consequences", and "could be risking national security."
Moreover, the headline in the Deseret News essentially accused the FBI of 'corruption' based on a quote from a single, anonymous source, with, apparently no substantiating evidence to support it in the article. This sweeping characterization is offensive to the loyal, dedicated people in this office who work day in and day out to keep this community and our country safe.
National security is the FBI's highest priority. Neither KSL nor the Deseret News presented evidence of a national security breach within the Salt Lake City Field Office, yet made such claims as: "KSL has confirmed that some classified information is being removed from the Salt Lake Field Office." KSL never explained how they knew this, which begs the question: How did the reporter or producer "confirm" classified documents were leaving the building?
This office follows strict protocols to ensure classified documents are properly handled and secured. Employees must have appropriate clearances to access classified materials or areas where classified information is stored. All FBI employees must have Top Secret clearances and undergo thorough background investigations. Unauthorized removal or possession of any classified documents constitutes a federal crime.
We also work with personnel from other law enforcement agencies. These are known as task force officers (TFOs), and they are critically important partners in the FBI's mission. TFOs must go through a process similar to FBI employees to obtain appropriate clearances.
To ensure compliance with FBI policies, anyone who has an FBI Top Secret clearance is subject to regular reinvestigations and polygraphs. Also, FBI employees are obligated to report any security violations they witness. The story's allegation that reports of security violations are "swept under the rug", or that those employees who report them are subject to retaliation, is simply untrue. In fact, there is a formal process for reporting violations. In addition, security audits of this office are regularly conducted by our Chief Security Officer, FBI Inspection Division, FBI Security Division, and the Department of Justice.
Finally, I was disappointed that both news reports granted anonymous sources with so-called "strong ties to the FBI's Salt Lake field office," a stage to voice unsubstantiated allegations of wrongdoing within the Salt Lake City Field Office. KSL touted its objectivity by claiming it conducted "individual interviews without the knowledge of other sources". Unfortunately, their assertions apparently were taken at face value by KSL-TV and the Deseret News.
It is important that the public understands the claims made in these stories are misleading. We, the FBI, are not afraid of criticism. The FBI is held to a high standard, as the public would expect, and on a daily basis tackles a multitude of issues addressing National Security, Cyber and Criminal matters. The Salt Lake City Field Office of the FBI, which serves Utah, Montana and Idaho, is firmly committed to its mission of protecting this community and our nation.Â


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1. Name of the responsible entity
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Register court: District Court of Stuttgart, HRA 101400
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