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Dessert First!
Strawberries Over Vanilla Ice Cream with Dark Chocolate Balsamic Vinegar Reduction
Strawberry Topping:
2 pints strawberries chopped
2 tablespoons sugar
2 tablespoons dark chocolate balsamic vinegar
1/4 teaspoon to a few grinds black pepper
Balsamic reduction:
3/4 cup dark chocolate balsamic vinegar
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1. Chop your strawberries.
2. Add your sugar, balsamic, and a few grinds of black pepper.
3. Mix well. Make sure the strawberries are well blended with the other ingredients. Place in the fridge to rest. Stir periodically while cooking your dinner. This also gives you an excellent opportunity to test out your new strawberry mixture.
4. Pour your 3/4 cup of dark chocolate balsamic vinegar into a small sauce pan and simmer until reduced by half. It took me about 20 minutes. Keep stirring and make sure the vinegar doesn't burn.
When it is done the reduction should coat the spatula. As it cools the density will increase. When I was done with the reduction process the chocolate content had all floated to the surface so I had to fold it back in. Move the reduction into a serving vessel and set aside.
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New York Fashion Week runway rundown
NEW YORK CITY (CNN) — New York Fashion Week concluded yesterday, and the trendy, well-heeled set can finally rest their aching feet — at least for the flight across the pond to London, Paris and Milan to wash, rinse and repeat it all over again.
With the debut of more than 100 spring 2014 collections over the course of seven days, it's ambitious to declare a definitive motif, but there were certainly a number of recurring looks that achieved majority rule.
Comfortable, wispy, feminine and monochromatic are just a few ways to describe the spring 2014 collections that were showcased at events in Lincoln Center and throughout the city. CNN was on the ground to document the looks that will put a spring in your step come next year.
Participating designers ran the gamut, from the powerhouses that showed on the final day like Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein and Marc Jacobs to up-and-comers Creatures of the Wind and Alon Livne. Also making a splash were street-style favorites like Sachin + Babi, Sass & Bide, Proenza Schouler and The Row, started by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen.
Prior to the shows, we caught up with fashion forecaster WGSN and Elle Magazine's fashion news director Anne Slowey to place their bets on what consumers will see in stores in six months — and their predictions were, collectively, on the button.
"I suspect we will see a continuation of resort (wear) — big florals, art-inspired prints, offbeat pastel combinations and architecturally minded separates and sportswear-inspired ideas," Slowey said, prior to the whirlwind week.
Sheila Aimette of fashion forecaster WGSN agreed that we should keep an eye out for bold prints and patterns — florals, plaids, etc. — meanwhile the silhouettes would remain sleek and architectural.
Designers also favored the bare midriffs — crop top until you drop, if you will — as well as cut-outs and sheer fabrics to reveal some skin amid more ladylike pieces, like below-the-knee hemlines.
Slowey's resort-wear prediction proved prescient: Tommy Hilfiger took attendees to Southern California; he even experimented with neoprene and constructed waistbands in some of his skirts and shirts, which looked like peeled down wetsuits.
The getaway theme also resonated in the Capri-inspired, lemon grove patterns of Kate Spade and tropical flower-print dresses and straw fedoras of Tracy Reese's Havana nights-themed collection.
Alsowell-represented: Short suits; slip dresses and culottes. Think classic Daisy Buchanan with a little boudoir flare.
Making an unlikely and comfortable comeback is the Birkenstock sandal, offering a bit of 1990s nostalgia for the collections of Trina Turk and Rachel Zoe, as well as a new collaboration between the shoemaker and J. Crew.
Yet, among all this, a mod black-and-white palette reigned supreme. Ralph Lauren opened up with a monochromatic color scheme before transitioning into bright Kelly green, blue, orange and yellow gowns; Rag & Bone, Victoria Beckham, Cushnie et Ochs and Altuzarra also stayed minimalist in hue for most of their collections.
As for the hair, it was matted down and sleek in most shows, while the makeup was understated and shimmering — orange lipstick added a common pop of color at many shows.
What wasn't understated was the showmanship: From the rose-scented room of Prabal Gurung to the models at Opening Ceremony who showed off clothes amid a drag car race. At Desigual, models cheekily walked and danced down the runway with smiles and peace sign gestures; and at Jen Kao, several models were even joined down the runway by similarly-coiffed Afghan hounds. Meanwhile, Thom Browne went full-on "Bride of Frankenstein" with corseted couture pieces paired with smeared red lipstick and teased out gray wigs.
See all of CNN Living's New York Fashion Week coverage. And catch up with us come spring for a look at the fall and winter collections.
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Two Global Spectrum employees, as well as the Global Spectrum-managed Old Falls Street, USA's "Side Show Celebrating Nik Wallenda," have recently been honored by regional and national organizations.
Linda Persico, CMP, sales manager at The Conference & Event Center Niagara Falls, was honored with the 2012 President's Award by Meeting Professionals International. Susan Swiatkowski, marketing director at The Conference & Event Center Niagara Falls and Old Falls Street, USA, was named to the Buffalo Business First "40 Under Forty" Class of 2012. Old Falls Street's "Side Show Celebrating Nik Wallenda" was named the Outstanding Event of the Year by the Buffalo Niagara Event Professionals.
Persico, a Williamsville resident, has been a member of MPI's northeast New York chapter since 2006 and is a former member of the Western New York chapter. MPI says meeting and event planners serve a critical role in the success of business. Persico was chosen by Chapter President Vanessa LeClair for her years of active participation on various committees and for going above and beyond to assist the approximately 125 chapter members.
Swiatkowski, a lifelong resident of Niagara Falls, was honored to Business First's annual list of rising leaders for her continued commitment to promote activities that aid in the redevelopment of her hometown, including events on Old Falls Street, USA, and the surrounding area, as well as collaborations with the Downtown Niagara Falls Business Association and various non-profit entities in the Western New York region.
Old Falls Street's "Side Show" was honored in the "Extra Large Event" category (20,000-plus guests), at the 2012 Buffalo Niagara Event Professionals Outstanding Event Awards celebration, held on Oct. 24. The Global Spectrum-managed event was lauded for its promotion and execution of free daylong circus-themed activities provided for the thousands of guests who visited to witness Wallenda traverse a tightrope over Niagara Falls on June 15.
"We are proud of the accomplishments of our staff members, who not only work hard to promote downtown Niagara Falls, but spark the overall economic development of our area," said Global Spectrum's Ryan Coate, general manager of The Conference & Event Center Niagara Falls and Old Falls Street, USA. "In addition, we were honored that the 'Side Show Celebrating Nik Wallenda' was named as the region's 'Extra Large Event of the Year.' This once-in-a-(lifetime) collaboration was a pleasure to bring to the thousands (of) Niagara Falls visitors and truly exemplified the world-class activities that our company is able to produce on Old Falls Street, USA."
Additional information about Old Falls Street, USA, can be found on its website:www.FallsStreet.com. Global Spectrum (www.global-spectrum.com) manages the Conference & Event Center Niagara Falls and Old Falls Street, USA, as well as more than 100 other public assembly facilities around the world. Nearly 20 million people attended more than 11,000 events in Global Spectrum venues last year.


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The city's police chief says the time has come to crack down on stores selling so-called synthetic marijuana.
The city's police chief says the time has come to crack down on stores selling so-called synthetic marijuana.
"There have been some serious incidents here in Taunton in the past year," said TPD Chief Edward Walsh. "It's a growing problem."
Walsh said people in Taunton who abuse synthetic pot and so-called bath salts, another chemical-laden designer drug group, overwhelmingly do so by smoking, as opposed to snorting or needle injection.
But he said the range of results are essentially the same, including chemically induced euphoria, excitement, irrational behavior and possible death by overdose.
Walsh has submitted a letter to the City Council seeking its approval of a "synthetic marijuana ordinance" to criminalise and prohibit the sale, distribution and possession of both synthetic marijuana and synthetic marijuana analogue, which is similar in chemical structure to the former.
The ordinance also applies to synthetic marijuana even if it is labeled as tobacco, herbs, incense, spice, plant food or bath salts.
Bath salts have been illegal in Massachusetts since Gov. Deval Patrick signed a bill in August 2012. Bath salts, synthetic marijuana and similar designer drugs are now considered a Class C substance.
But the substances, although not approved by the Food and Drug Administration for consumption, by themselves are not illegal.
The challenge to law enforcement, according to Walsh and other police thought the state who have spoken on the subject, is that shadowy manufacturers — be they in China or Texas — are constantly adjusting by replacing one chemical with another as soon as it's designated as a banned substance.
An online seller, bath-salts-direct.com, boasts of its array of "stimulating bath salts" and "super pills." The entity claims that its U.S. and European inventory of "herbal potpourri, collectors items, bath salts and plant fertilization agents" is not illegal and not intended for human consumption.
It also challenges the Drug Enforcement Administration "to test all our available blends."
"They're right," said Walsh, when informed of the online seller's brazen claim that it isn't breaking any law.
"They know they only have to alter the chemical composition just enough," to stay one step ahead of law enforcement, he said.
Walsh said the new ordinance would impose a first-time $150 fine and a $300 fine for each subsequent offense. He also said convenience stores selling either synthetic pot or bath salts will be put on notice once the ordinance is passed.
"I don't suspect stores in Taunton are selling it, I know they're selling the stuff," he said.
City Councilman Alan Medeiros said he won't be able to attend Tuesday night's meeting. But he said he'll eventually support the ordinance as it wends its way through the committee process leading up to a final vote.
"I'm glad to see that the chief is being proactive, and I look forward to getting it enacted to protect the young people in our city," Medeiros said.
Walsh credits assistant city solicitor Daniel de Abreu for helping him craft the ordinance.
"He did a great job. I think we went through 12 drafts until we were satisfied," Walsh said.
The new ordinance, as written, lists a number of prohibited chemical agents often found in so-called synthetic marijuana.
Walsh says the city ordinance eventually might have to be re-written as manufacturers adjust and incorporate different compounds and ingredients to evade prosecution. But he's confident it will be effective at least for the foreseeable future.
"I think it will cover it for a while," Walsh said.
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It really is too lovely here today to spend much time indoors, writing ...but I did have to share my bounty at today's Farmer's Market trip. After a long winter of mostly root vegetables it's wonderful to see all the green.
And I have been envious of all my foodie blogger friends who have been flaunting their green garlic - Katie of Thyme for Cooking - especially you, and thanks for sharing some great recipes for me to try out this week - including this gnocchi recipe for Presto Pasta Night and (since I'm doing without pasta this week, this Asparagus & Bacon Quiche that will still be delicious sans crust and bacon (just temporary - South Beach Diet Phase One prevails).
Just check out this beautiful chive flower on my spectacular bunch of chives. The green garlic and chives got me so excited, I don't even remember which farmer brought them to the market.
The next bunch of exceptional greens comes from one of my favorite market vendors - Ted Hutton Family Farm, with Ted always willing to give a little lesson on what's unique and interesting, and more important, whether or not to cook them or eat them raw in a salad.
How about these glorious mustard greens that are already starting to flower and are perfect for sauteing with a little fresh garlic and grated ginger root and a splash of soy sauce or balsamic vinegar.
This mizzuna is a wonderful mild green, great to mix with other spicier greens, but this particular bunch is 28 days old and, according to Ted, has a little more kick to it. Toss with a little lemon juice, olive oil, salt and pepper and it's a great salad on its own.
And for those days when I can't decide which taste of greens I want, his bag of mixed greens is a perfect choice.
For stir frys, Ted always has a variety of Yukina Savoy- Asian cabbages, and actually, I'm not sure which variety this is, but I know it will be wonderful - it always is.
Check out this bunch of oregano - so aromatic, so perfect for all the salads I'll be making and to go with some of the fish I picked up at Mike's Fish Shop .
Fresh sea scallops
Salmon fillet, grilled with a spritz of lemon and chopped oregano -perfection!
Smoked Mackerel - I couldn't resist it. Imagine a salad with some. And, of course, what would a trip to the market be without something fantastic from Getaway Farm (this time skirt steak, which won't be pretty enough for a photo until it's cooked) or Wood "n Hart (last week's lamb loin steak was so terrific, I had to do it again...perhaps this time I will even take time to photograph it before wolfing it down.
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Alex takes hold of Jarad's hand, and walks him out of the kitchen, to where she attempts to navigate her way back onto the sofa. He helps her, and they sit silently for a few moments, whilst she gathers her thoughts.
Unbound Boxes Limping Gods: Disconnected Stories: Issue # 332: Jarad Vijay Part 9
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The blurb for Unbound Boxes Limping Gods(Set in 4041, the first book begins on Christmas Island, Japan.) Alexand Merek is a woman who treasures "Bad Things," and delights in music. She has done something stupid, placing those she loves in danger. Women like her are not welcome in the ordinary world, where women who play piano and dance with wives are placed into, "The Bad Thing Box." Alexand must fight to bring her lost family back together to save them from an unimaginable fate. (If you would like to see this book published, please press the follow button. The writer gives life to a story, but the reader keeps it alive.)
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Lauren Alaina Involved in Dramatic Twitter Fight Over a Boy
Lauren Alaina was shooting flames from her fingertips last night on Twitter, and it sounds like it was over a boy. The teenage singer went back and forth with an unnamed female before going to bed Monday night. She fired several messages across the internet as her fans offered support.
"You need something. But that something ain't me!! Did you really just refer to me as a celebrity girlfriend? #classy," Alaina wrote.
The rest of her side of the argument follows:
And its a good thing you don't need one Bc (in case you haven't noticed by me ignoring you everytime you text or call) I'm done with you!(;
— Lauren Alaina (@Lauren_Alaina) June 12, 2012
Sweetie. In case you haven't learned by now you can't believe a word he says. but go for it if ur dumb enough to believe him u deserve him(;
— Lauren Alaina (@Lauren_Alaina) June 12, 2012
Ps: you won't ever have to worry about him cheating on you with me I wouldn't do that to someone. That must e the kinda girl you are. #eww
— Lauren Alaina (@Lauren_Alaina) June 12, 2012
I did write a song about it. But sorry sweetie, u weren't in it. It was the other girl he cheated on me with. Ur story wasn't good enough (;
— Lauren Alaina (@Lauren_Alaina) June 12, 2012
Awe why did you delete your tweets? I was just getting started. Quit while youre (kinda) ahead. I get it (; #gameover
— Lauren Alaina (@Lauren_Alaina) June 12, 2012
Okay y'all I'm done with the tweets I just got upset. I'm a teenage girl we have drama unfortunately. Let's have a twitter party! (:
— Lauren Alaina (@Lauren_Alaina) June 12, 2012
It's easy to forget that Alaina is still only 17-years-old and prone to the normal high school drama. While it's unfortunate that her twit-slap was played out in front of over 300K fans on Twitter, it's a story that's been told hundreds of times with just about every teen girl in America. The 'Like My Mother Does' hitmaker will be back on the road this Thursday in Albany, N.Y.


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Friday, 17th July 2015 12PM-Dusk
Saturday, 18th July 2015 10AM-Dusk (Open Flying/ Events)
Sunday, 19th July 2015 10AM-6pm (Open Flying)
Where: (Hot Start Helicopter (HSH) Club Field) Lacey/Olympia, Washington
Address: 600 Hartman Road. Lacey WA 98513
Directions: Take I-5 (North/South) to Exit 114, Turn Left(From I-5 south) or Straight (From I-5 North) onto Nisqually Cut Off Rd SE which turns into Steilacoom RD SE, Turn Right onto Hartman Road SE.(Gravel Rd)Stay straight and enter through Gate between the houses. Look for the HSH Sign.
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1pm-2pm-Lunch Saturday (Water is always FREE at HSH!)
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As usual, never consider the following commentary associated with these photos as a formal interpretation of the National Electrical Code (NEC). Without criticizing anyone or any product, the following scenarios present us with serious safety questions.
Timothy Clark, owner, TEC Electric, Dumfries, Va., ran across this interesting installation, which the homeowner told him was completed by a contractor. In his e-mail to EC&M, Clark pointed out the 15A piggyback installed above the main fuses.
This type of do-it-yourself work isn't uncommon and violates the requirements of 90.7, which in part states, "It is the intent of this Code that factory-installed internal wiring or the construction of equipment need not be inspected at the time of installation of the equipment, except to detect alterations or damage, if the equipment has been listed by a qualified electrical testing laboratory that's recognized as having the facilities described in the preceding paragraph and that requires suitability for installation in accordance with this Code.
"FPN No. 1: See requirements in 110.3.
"FPN No. 2: 'Listed' is defined in Article 100.
"FPN No. 3: Annex A contains an informative list of product safety standards for electrical equipment."
Gerry Jensen, journeyman, Freeman's Electrical Service, Inc., Rapid City, S.D., noticed this service mast recently while performing a service call on the house next door. In his e-mail to EC&M, he notes, "It appears to be 'plumbed' rather than installed with conduit and approved fittings. There is little in means of support and there seems to be another wire coming out of the weather head, possibly an NM cable. Would this installation fall under the category of 'electrical and plumbing code violations'?"
Service-entrance conductors shall be installed as per the wiring method used and shall be limited to the methods shown in 230.43. Sec. 230.28 permits the service mast to act as a support for the service-drop conductors, as long as it's of adequate strength. If it isn't, braces or guys must be used to withstand the strain imposed by the conductors. In addition, when a raceway-type service mast is used, all raceway fittings are required to be identified for use with service masts. Only power service-drop conductors can be attached to a service mast.
Plumbing fittings can't be used in an electrical installation because these items aren't designed to be used to ensure grounding and bonding continuity. They can also lead to damage of installed conductors.
Found a Code violation? E-mail your photos to Joe Tedesco at [email protected].


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Podcasts from La Leche League International
We are pleased to bring you this growing collection of interviews and discussions on a variety of breastfeeding, parenting and La Leche League-related topics. We are pleased to offer an RSS feed for all our podcasts. (More information)
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Welcome!Welcome! (#1, June 2005)
A brief introduction from Elisabeth Lewin to the La Leche League Podcast, and an overview of who was interviewed at the LLLI Conference, summer 2005. The photo at left shows Elisabeth and Nancy Mohrbacher preparing to record a podcast. (2 min)
(url: http://lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_001-Welcome.mp3)
What Is a Podcast? (#2, June 2005)
Podcasting is all in the news these days. What exactly is a podcast, and how can I listen to the La Leche League Podcast? Elisabeth Lewin gives us a quick discussion of streaming, downloads, and subscribing to all the LLL podcasts via an RSS "feed." (6 min)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_002-What_is_a_podcast.mp3)
Breastfeeding Topics
Kathleen Kendall-Tacket and Nancy Mohrbacher - Breastfeeding Made Simple (July 22 2007)
Leaders Kathleen Kendall-Tacket and Nancy Mohrbacher speak with Cathy Theys about their book: Breastfeeding Made Simple and the empowering nature of breastfeeding. Related Links: Breastfeeding Made Simple (12 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_2007_LLLIConf/BreastfeedingMadeSimple.mp3)
Marian Tompson - What does La Leche League have to offer? The Power of Breastfeeding. (July 22 2007)
LLLI Founder Marian Tompson speaks pationately with Nikki Simmons, Diedre Knowles and Miriam Labbok. Marian expresses a concern that mothers maybe relying on their doctors having correct breastfeeding information, when their doctors don't have the information the mothers need. Marian describes what LLL has to offer, beyond just information on breastmilk. Marian talks about how League changed her life. Marian brings up difficult topics in La Leche League and tells a story about Princess Grace of Monaco. Everyone brainstorms on applying conflict resolution to disagreements inside LLL. Related Links: Seven Voices, One Dream, Conference Session Recording: Opening Ceremonies: The Power of a Dream (24 min.)
(url: /mp3/LLL_podcast_2007_LLLIConf_Marian_Tompson_50th.mp3)
Lisa Serebrin - LatchOn.org (July 2007)
Lisa Serebrin talks with Deanna Jurkowski about the LatchOn.org website. Lisa explains how Lucy Shares help give people access to printed resources, and how to set up Lucy Shares at a local conference. Related Links: www.LatchOn.org (6 min.)
(url: /mp3/LLL_podcast_2007_LLLIConf_Lisa_Serebrin_LatchOn.mp3)
Lynn Carter - Birth Stories (July 2007)
Lynn Carter talks with Deanna Jurkowski about the publication Birth Stories. Deanna Jurkowski, a La Leche League Leader, is our roving reporter. She combs the halls of the LLLI 2007 Conference to capture the action. (4 min.)
(url: /mp3/LLL_Podcast_2007_LLLIConf_LynnCarter_BirthStories.mp3)
Jake Marcus - First experiences as a mom and Group librarian volunteer, Breastfeeding and the Law. (July 22 2007)
Jake Marcus is a mom, Leader and lawyer. Cathy Theys talks with Jake about Jake's first experiences as a mom with La Leche League, as a Group librarian volunteer, and as a Leader on the Book Evaluation Committee. Jake explains her start in breastfeeding law, her start in co-sleeping, and her start helping League with legal issues. Jake discusses current breastfeeding legal issues like breastfeeding in public spaces and the popular news stories about mothers getting asked to stop breastfeeding in public including some situations in Texas and in the Ronald McDonald House. Jake shares what individuals can do. http://www.prolibraries.com/llli/?select=session&sessionID=121 (49 min.)
(url: /mp3/LLL_podcast_2007_LLLIConf_Jake_Marcus_Law.mp3)
Kay Hoover - Reflections of longtime Mother, Leader, IBCLC and book Breastfeeding Atlas co-author and discussions about the Anatomy of the Nipple and Its Effects on Breastfeeding. (July 21 2007)
In 2007, Kay Hoover has been a Leader for 36 years. Nikki Simmons joined by Cathy Theys talk with Kay about her mother's influence on her life, League close friendships, her first La Leche League meeting, and expectations of normal feeding frequency. Kay tells stories of starting various groups, her internal League volunteer positions as District Advisor, Area Conference Supervisor, EUS Conference Assistance, and their effect on her searching later for a paying job. Kay is the co-author of The Breastfeeding Atlas and discusses the process of creating it. Kay's conference session was Anatomy of the Nipple and Its Impact on Breastfeeding. Kay talks about how over half of women need a larger flange than comes with a breast pump in the beginning and 75% will need a larger size eventually. Kay talks the influence of breast damage and PCOS on a mother's ability to make milk. Future plans for Kay might include studying nipple sizes, obesity, and large breast concerns of mothers. Kay points out we learn from mothers. http://www.prolibraries.com/llli/?select=session&sessionID=117 (40 min.)
(url: /mp3/LLL_podcast_2007_LLLIConf_Kay_Hoover_Reflections_and_Anatomy.mp3)
Kittie Frantz - Your Baby Knows How to Breastfeed, Baby Led Breastfeeding, The Mother-Baby Dance (July 22 2007)
Kittie Frantz is interviewed by Kelly Wagner. Kittie talks of her early days in La Leche League and in the field of breastfeeding medicine/research, and of her and Chloe Fisher doing paper in Israel, become reprint #11. They discuss her new position at USC and helping educate the medical community, the new video "Getting To Know Your Baby", medical education videos about breastfeeding and baby Self-attachment. They mention Dr Paul Fleis, Christina Smilie, University of Southern California, Lennart Righard, and Nils Bergman. http://www.geddesproduction.com (25 min.)
(url: /mp3/LLL_podcast_2007_LLLIConf_Kittie_Frantz_Your_Baby_Knows.mp3)
The goal of La Leche League is to become obsolete?
Kittie and Kelly are joined by Cathy Theys and Kittie adds some thoughts about the 50th Anniversary. (3 min.)
(url: /mp3/LLL_podcast_2007_LLLIConf_Kittie_Frantz_Additional_Thoughts.mp3)
Dr. Brian Palmer - Impact of nursing from the breast on occlusion, malocclusion, sleep apnea, frenulum, frenum, and tongue tie. (July 23 2007)
Dr. Palmer been studying the importance of breastfeeding for 30 years and tells how he got started. He discusses with Nikki Simmons the impact of nursing from the breast on occlusion, malocclusion, sleep apnea, frenulum, frenum, and tongue tie. Stories of Dan Garliner, Betty Crase (CBI director), Peter Hartman. http://www.brianpalmerdds.com (40 min.)
(url: /mp3/LLL_podcast_2007_LLLIConf_Brian_Palmer_Feeding_At_Breast_Sleep_Apnea.mp3)
Sherry Briley and Linda Kane - No eating or drinking in the courtroom if eating or drinking via breastfeeding. (July 23 2007)
Sherry Briley and Linda Kane talk with Nikki Simmons about their experience in Missouri the early 1990s with nursing in public, in a court of law. They are joined by Deanna Jurkowski. [Note: There is some noise in the first few minutes, sorry it gets better later on in the recording. A judge's authority over conduct in his or her courtroom is likely to supersede state public breastfeeding law concerning behavior in public accommodations.] /Law/LawMain.html (19 min.)
(url: /mp3/LLL_podcast_2007_LLLIConf_Sheri_Briley_Linda_Kane_Kicked_out_of_Court.mp3)
Nancy Mohrbacher - New free content at Ameda.com geared toward mothers on self-latch and exclusive pumping. (July 23 2007)
Nancy Mohrbacher, author, talks with Cathy Theys about the new content at Ameda.com. Ameda's visual content http://www.ameda.com/community/videos.aspx for mothers focuses on latch (animation of latch and video of real life self-latch of 5 day old baby). Nancy also talks about Ameda's information on pumping (includes info sheets on exclusive pumping, transitioning to feeding at the breast, and picture of correct flange fit). (9 min.)
(url: /mp3/LLL_podcast_2007_LLLIConf_Nancy_Mohrbacher_Ameda_Video.mp3)
Dr. E. Stephen Buescher - The Anti-Inflammatory Characteristics of Human Milk, Part 1 (February 2006)
Dr. E. Stephen Buescher, MD, pediatrician and infectious disease specialist, addresses the biologic importance of inflammation, the human milk components that are anti-inflammatory, and more in this lecture from the July 2005 LLLI Physicians Seminar in Washington, DC. (43 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_Podcast_AntiInflammatoryCharacteristicsofHumanMilk.mp3)
Dr. E. Stephen Buescher - The Anti-Inflammatory Characteristics of Human Milk, Part 2 (February 2006)
Dr. E. Stephen Buescher, MD, pediatrician and infectious disease specialist, addresses the biologic importance of inflammation, the human milk components that are anti-inflammatory, and more in this lecture from the July 2005 LLLI Physicians Seminar in Washington, DC. (44 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_Podcast_AntiInflammatoryCharacteristicsofHumanMilkPt2.mp3)
Dr. E. Stephen Buescher - The Anti-Infective Characteristics of Human Milk, Part 1 (February 2006)
Dr. E. Stephen Buescher, pediatrician and infectious disease specialist, addresses the 2005 LLLI Physicians' Seminar about the anti-infective characteristics of human milk. (36 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_Podcast_AntiInfectiveCharacteristicsofHumanMilk.mp3)
Dr. E. Stephen Buescher - The Anti-Infective Characteristics of Human Milk, Part 2 (February 2006)
Conclusion of Dr. E. Stephen Buescher's address before the 2005 LLLI Physician's Seminar, regarding the anti-infective characteristics of human milk. Information on the upcoming 2006 Physicians Seminar in (July 24 - 26 in San Diego, California, USA). (34 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_Podcast_AntiInfectiveCharacteristicsofHumanMilkPt2.mp3)
Catherine Watson Genna - Tongue-tie and breastfeeding/Sensory Integration (Processing) Disorder (#28, July 2005)
Catherine Watson Genna, IBCLC, explains tongue-tie and the serious secondary problems it causes for infants and mothers. She also sheds light on sensory integration (or sensory processing) disorder, and how adults can help babies and children live with this condition. (20 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_028-TongueTie-SensInt.mp3)
Jennifer Hicks - Hirkani's Daughters (March 2006)
Elisabeth McLaury Lewin interviews Jennifer Hicks, who compiled and edited Hirkani's Daughters, a collection of stories about mothers who combine working and breastfeeding. We talk about the similarities and differences of working mothers around the world, whose stories are detailed in the book. Hirkani's Daughters also includes excellent resources: creating breastfeeding-friendly workplaces, advice on what working mothers need to know about working, pumping, and child care considerations; co sleeping with baby and more. (43 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_Podcast_HirkanisDaughters.mp3)
Nancy Mohrbacher - The "Natural Laws" of Breastfeeding (#19, July 2005)
Nancy Mohrbacher, co-author of the Breastfeeding Answer Book, describes the seven "natural laws" of breastfeeding, which are featured in her new book, Breastfeeding Made Simple (co authored with Kathleen Kendall-Tackett. (30 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_019-BFMadeSimple.mp3)
Dr. Jack Newman (#9, July 2005)
Dr. Jack Newman, breastfeeding authority and pediatrician, talks about toddler nursing, new research in kangaroo care for premature babies, and about how he came to be an expert in human lactation. His recent DVD is Dr. Jack Newman's Visual Guide to Breastfeeding. (27 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_009-DrJackNewman.mp3)
Karen Smith - Oversupply of Breastmilk (November 2005)
LLL Leader Karen Smith talks with Elisabeth Lewin about identifying and overcoming the challenges of an oversupply of breastmilk, and/or of a forceful milk letdown (aka overactive milk ejection reflex). (29 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_OversupplyForcefulLetdown.mp3)
Linda J. Smith - Impact of Birthing Practices on Breastfeeding (October 2005)
Elisabeth McLaury Lewin talks with lactation researcher and birth educator Linda J. Smith about the impact of birthing practices on breastfeeding and parenting in the postpartum period. Topics include Caesarean births, inductions, vacuum or forceps delivery, and epidurals. (13 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_Podcast_ImpactOfBirthingPracticesOnBreastfeeding.mp3 )
Diane Wiessinger - What other mammals can tell us about nursing (#26, July 2005)
Lactation Consultant and breastfeeding author/researcher Diane Wiessinger examines mammalian behavior and explains what that tells us about breastfeeding and bonding between mothers and babies. Learn what "positional stability" means! (23 min.)
(url: http://lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_026-DWiessinger-Mammals.mp3)
Diana West - Milk Supply Issues (#14, July 2005)
Diana West, LLL Leader, lactation consultant and author, explains issues and concerns surrounding low milk supply. Diana is author of the forthcoming book, Making More Milk: A Nursing Mother's Guide to Milk Supply, and the book Defining Our Own Success. (17 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_014-MilkSupply.mp3)
Parenting Topics
Bill Sears - Impact of LLL on the world and himself. (July 22 2007)
Dr. Bill Sears, author and pediatrician talks with Dierdre Knowles about what he observed in the League children that he has seen in his pediatric practice, and how doctors can learn from attachment parenting parents in their practice. (10 min.)
(url: /mp3/LLL_podcast_2007_LLLIConf_Bill_Sears_Impact_of_LLL.mp3)
Barbara Coloroso - Just Because It's Not Wrong Doesn't Make it Right (#11, July 2005)
Barbara Coloroso, author and parent educator, on fostering moral and ethical responsibility in our children, and talks about her address to the LLLI Conference (and upcoming book), Just Because It's Not Wrong Doesn't Make it Right. (24 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_011-BColoroso-ethics.mp3)
Jane Crouse - Your 10 - 14 Year Old (November 2005)
A discussion of the behaviors and emotional development of children in the pre-adolescent through early teen years. Elisabeth Lewin talks with Jane Crouse, La Leche League Leader. (21 min).
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_Your10-14YearOld.mp3)
Hilary Flower - Adventures in Gentle Discipline (#12, July 2005)
Hilary Flower discusses her new book, Adventures in Gentle Discipline, which was published in July 2005. Hilary is also the author of the popular book, Adventures in Tandem Nursing. (11 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_012-GentleDiscipline.mp3)
Lu Hanessian - Let The Baby Drive (#24, July 2005)
Lu Hanessian, tv personality, musician, and author of Let The Baby Drive: Navigating the Road of New Motherhood, talks about finding your mothering intuition, and finding yourself in the bargain. (29 min.) Lu's Web site is www.LetTheBabyDrive.com
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_024-LetTheBabyDrive.mp3)
Margaret Kenda - Nourishing our Families (#18, July 2005)
Margaret Kenda, author of Whole Foods For Babies and Toddlers, talks about nurturing and nourishing our families from infancy to adulthood. She also talks about her project-based "Wizardry" series of books (Science Wizardry For Kids, etc.). (20 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_018-ToddlerNutrition.mp3)
Mary Sheedy Kurcinka - Sleepless in America (November 2005)
Author Mary Sheedy Kurcinka tells Elisabeth Lewin about her new book, Sleepless in America. The negative effects for children of missing sleep include stormy emotions, (physical) body problems, focus/ attention challenges, and difficult social relationships. Discussion includes ideas and suggestions for family routines that encourage adequate rest. (22 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_MarySheedyKurcinka_Sleep.mp3)
My Child Won't Eat and La Leche League resource translations (#32, October 2005)
Nancy Jo Bykowski, Subsidiary Rights Manager for LLLI Publications, discusses Dr. Carlos Gonzales' newly translated book, My Child Won't Eat (Mi Niño No Me Come), the dining habits of toddlers, and the process of translating La Leche League materials into other languages. (22 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_032-MyChildWontEat.mp3)
Gordon Neufeld - Attachment in Childhood and Adolescence (#27, July 2005)
Psychologist, author and dad, Gordon Neufeld, PhD, expounds on the importance of attachment with and structure for our children as they grow into adolesence and young adulthood. Dr. Neufeld's books include Hold On to Your Kids: Why Parents Matter. Dr. Neufeld's website is http://www.gordonneufeld.com/(29 min.)
url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_027-GordonNeufeld.mp3
Elizabeth Pantley - The No-Cry Sleep Solution (#15, July 2005)
Elizabeth Pantley explains the No-Cry Sleep Solution for Toddlers and Preschoolers. Pantley is the author of six books, including Gentle Baby Care, and Perfect Parenting: the Dictionary of 1000 Tips. (23 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_015-NoCrySleepSolution.mp3)
Susan Tracy - Creating a Connected Family Life (#16, July 2005)
Montessori educator and author Susan Tracy explains her ideas for Creating a Connected Family Life: fostering strong relationships, encouraging home learning experiences, and setting limits on use of TV and computers. (26 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_016-ConnectedFamilyLife.mp3 )
Women's Issues
Jeanne Watson Driscoll - Women's Moods (#22, July 2005)
Jeanne Watson Driscoll, PhD, talks about hormones, the brain, and women's mental health. (24 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_022-WomensMoods.mp3)
Trisha Noack - Professional Development and Volunteer Work (November 2005)
How your volunteer work as a La Leche League Leader can set the stage for your career later on. Elisabeth Lewin talks with Trisha Noack, long-time LLL Leader and former Director of Public Relations at La Leche League International. (9:02)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_LLLLeadershipAndProfessionalDevelopment.mp3 )
Ana Tampanna - Humor, Healing and Friendship in Women's Lives (#17, July 2005)
Ana Tampanna, author, speaker and humorist, tells about the importance of humor, healing, and friendship in women's lives. (23 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_017-AlligatorWrestling.mp3)
Kristi Tamsevicius - Working From Home (#29, July 2005)
Author and work-at-home expert Kristi Tamsevicius shares her secrets about how to create a life you love through entrepreneurship, as described in her book, I Love My Life. (14 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_029-ILoveMyLife.mp3)
About La Leche League and Its Programs and Services
(these podcasts are alphabetized by subject)
Stephanie Weishaar - 50th Anniversary House Parties (#6, July 2005)
Stephanie Weishaar, LLLI Director of Funding Development, talks about the 50th Anniversary House Party fundraising initiative. More information on hosting your own House Party is available at http://www.partyhostcenter.com/lalecheleague
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_006-House_Party.mp3) (13 min.)
Cindy Harmon-Jones - Breastfeeding Abstracts, LLLI's Research-based Journal (#7, July 2005)
Cindy Harmon-Jones, a Leader from Texas, USA, talks about her work as Editor of Breastfeeding Abstracts, about her 2005 LLLI Conference expectations and experiences, and about encouraging others to share their talents in LLL work.
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_007-BreastfeedingAbstracts.mp3)
Barb Barrett - International Mastery Symposium (IMS) and Open Space (#5, July 2005)
Barb Barrett, Area Communications Coordinator for Minnesota and the Dakotas (USA), recounts her experiences at the IMS, talking about the Open Space session she hosted. Her session on new ideas for online reporting was very interesting!
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_005-IMSandOpenSpace.mp3)
Sherryl Dombeck - Leader Accreditation Department Update (November 2005)
This podcast covers: prerequisites to applying for La Leche League leadership and the requirements of the accreditation process and new ways of working in the LAD, including self-organizing Leader Applicant workshops and new approaches to completing the Applicant's personal history. Elisabeth Lewin talks with Sherryl Dombeck, Division Administrator of Leader Accreditation. (25:46)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_LeaderAccreditationLADWhatsNew.mp3)
Nancy Franklin - LLL Alumnae Association (#13, July 2005)
Nancy Franklin, of the La Leche League Alumnae Association, explains what the group does, and what it can offer to LLL members and Leaders in their "post-breastfeeding" years. (10 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_013-LLLAlumnae.mp3 )
Teresa Pitman - LLL Canada Executive Director (#10, July 2005)
Teresa Pitman, Executive Director of LLL Canada, talks about current LLL Canada events, about writing about parenting and breastfeeding for books and magazines, and about working from home with children. (25 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_010-LLLCanada.mp3)
Allison Battista - La Leche League of Great Britain (#25, July 2005)
Chair of LLL Great Britain, Allison Battista, tells about her conference experience, and talks about La Leche League in England, Scotland, and Wales (and in her own London-area Group). (10 min.) LLL Great Britain can be found online at http://www.laleche.org.uk/. (11 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_025-LLLGB.mp3)
Randy Zoller - LLLI Licensing of intimate apparel and baby layettes (July 23, 2007)
Randy Zoller, La Leche League International's Licensing Agent, talks with Trish Noack, La Leche League International's Public Relations Director, about the new line of intimate apparel (nursing bras) and baby layettes. They also discuss his story as a Dad, the WHO Code, and the results of the user satisfaction survey. More information and places to leave feedback about the products: http://www.llliclothes.com, http://www.qtbras.com, /contact/contact_us, and http://www.llliclothes.com/contact_us.php.
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_2007_LLLIConf_Randy_Zoller_LLLI_Licensing.mp3) (17 min.)
Jolie Black Bear - Mother-to-Mother Support Forums: A New Bulletin Board System for LLLI (February 2006)
The Bulletin Board co-administrator for LLLI, Jolie Black Bear, tells Elisabeth Lewin about the newly updated BBS, a web site where parents can share their insights and ask questions about breastfeeding and parenting topics. Visit the bulletin boards at: http://lalecheleague.org/vbulletin. (30 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_Podcast_BulletinBoard_Jolie.mp3)
Norma Ritter - Online La Leche League Chat Meetings (#8, July 2005)
Norma Ritter, a La Leche League Leader from New York-W (USA), was an early facilitator of LLL online chats, and still leads many chat meetings. She talks about who attends chats, and how others can participate, too. (17 min.) More information on LLL chats can be found at www.laLecheLeague.org/chat/chat.html
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_008-OnlineChats.mp3)
Kathy Baker - Peer Counseling Program (#33, October 2005)
Kathy Baker, Director of the La Leche League International Peer Counselor Program, talking about the programs three main projects: the breastfeeding course, the Peer Counselor training program, and the Peer Counselor Administrator/Trainer program. (37 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_033-PeerCounseling.mp3)
Sue Ann Kendall - LLLI Technology Update (November 2005)
Sue Ann Kendall, La Leche League International Director of Internet Services, gives an update on LLLI's technology projects, including the Community Network (CN), a new comprehensive information system at LLLI, and projects that promote, protect and support breastfeeding. (15 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_LLLITechnologyProjects.mp3)
2007 LLLI Conference Podcasts (July 2007)
Deanna Jurkowski and Nikki Simmons - Sharing the Excitement: Road Trip to Conference Part 1 (July 2007)
Deanna Jurkowski and Nikki Simmons share the excitement of traveling to a La Leche League conference. They talk about funny Illinois road signs, blogging, no sleep at the conference, and local area conferences. (5 min.)
(url: /mp3/LLL_podcast_2007_LLLIConf_RoadTrip1.mp3)
Deanna Jurkowski and Nikki Simmons - Sharing the Excitement: Road Trip to Conference Part 2 (July 2007)
Deanna Jurkowski and Nikki Simmons share the excitement of traveling to a La Leche League conference. They talk about driving in Chicago, IL, American Girl, and Mudding. (5 min.)
(url: /mp3/LLL_podcast_2007_LLLIConf_RoadTrip2.mp3)
Brendon - LLL Dad from Ireland, Brendon, in the toddler room (July 2007)
Brendon, a dad from Ireland, talks with Deanna Jurkowski about coming to the International Conference and the toddler room. (3 min.)
(url: /mp3/LLL_podcast_2007_LLLIConf_BehindScenes_ToddlerDad.mp3)
2005 LLLI Conference Podcasts (July 2005)
Erin Adam - Activities of a Conference Scholarship Recipient (#23, July 2005)
Canadian LLLLeader Erin Adam was one of 33 scholarship recipients, enabling her to attend this year's LLLI Conference. She is also a Conference Blogger, organizer of the quilt square exchange, and is involved in discussion lists on the Community Network. (10 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_023-BloggerErin.mp3)
Patricia Dubray - The Pizzazz Team (#21, July 2005)
La Leche League Leader Patricia Dubray reflects on her involvement in the Pizzazz team, which provides entertainment and assistance with the International Conference. (9 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_021-ConfPlanning.mp3)
Kynan Murtagh - Teen Helpers in the Technology Room (#4, July 2005)
Fourteen-year-old Technology Room helper Kynan Kendall Murtagh tells us about helping set up the Tech Room at the International Conference. (3 min.)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_004-TechRoomTeenHelper.mp3)
MusicFun 1: Breastfeeding Chant (#30, July 2005)
Kathy Grossman, Sue Scott, Allison Parkes, Nancy Jo Bykowski, and Zoe Mulford, "The Conference Pickup Singers," perform a song composed at the La Leche League International Conference in Washington, D.C., July 2005. The photo at right shows this recording as it happened. That's Elisabeth at lower right, recording the podcast. (1:23)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_030-BreastfeedingChant.mp3)
MusicFun 2: Turn Me Around (#31, July 2005)
Kathy Grossman, Sue Scott, Allison Parkes, Nancy Jo Bykowski, and Zoe Mulford, "The Conference Pickup Singers," singing together at the LLLI Conference in Washington, D.C., July 2005. (1:57)
(url: http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_podcast_031-TurnMeAround-breastfeeding.mp3)
Index of People Interviewed in LLL Podcasts
- Adam, Erin
- Baker, Kathy
- Barrett, Barb
- Battista, Allison
- Black Bear, Jolie
- Briley, Sherry
- Buescher, E. Stephen
- Bykowski, Nancy Jo
- Carter, Lynn
- Coloroso, Barbara
- Crouse, Jane
- Dombeck, Sherryl
- Driscoll, Jeanne Watson
- Dubray, Patricia
- Flower, Hilary
- Franklin, Nancy
- Frantz, Kittie
- Genna, Catherine Watson
- Hanessian, Lu
- Harmon-Jones, Cindy
- Hicks, Jennifer
- Hoover, Kay
- Kane, Linda
- Kenda, Margaret
- Kendall, Sue Ann
- Kurcinka, Mary Sheedy
- Marcus, Jake
- Mohrbacher, Nancy (Natural Laws of Breastfeeding)
- Mohrbacher, Nancy (Ameda's Your Baby Knows How To Latch video)
- Murtagh, Kynan
- Neufeld, Gordon
- Newman, Jack
- Noack, Trisha
- Palmer, Brian
- Pantley, Elizabeth
- Pitman, Teresa
- Ritter, Norma
- Serebrin, Lisa
- Smith, Karen
- Smith, Linda J.
- Tampanna, Anna
- Tamsevicius, Kristi
- Tompson, Marian
- Tracy, Susan
- Weishaar, Stephanie
- West, Diana
- Wiessinger, Diane
- Zoller, Randy
Book Titles and Topics of LLL Podcasts
- 10-14-year-olds
- 2005 Conference, LLLI (collection of podcasts)
- 50th Anniversary House Parties
- Adventures in Gentle Discipline
- Alumnae Association, LLL
- Anti-infective Characteristics of Human Milk, part 1
- Anti-infective Characteristics of Human Milk, part 2
- Anti-inflammatory Characteristics of Human Milk, part 1
- Anti-inflammatory Characteristics of Human Milk, part 2
- Attachment in Childhood and Adolescence
- Baby Led Breastfeeding
- Birth Stories (Carter)
- Birthing Practices
- Breastfeeding Abstracts
- The Breastfeeding Atlas
- Court (nursing in public and laws)
- Creating a Connected Family Life
- Hirkani's Daughters - Jennifer Hicks
- Humor, Healing and Friendship in Women's Lives
- Jack Newman's Visual Guide to Breastfeeding
- Just Because It's Not Wrong Doesn't Make it Right
- LatchOn.org
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- Let the Baby Drive
- Licensing of intimate apparel and baby layettes
- LLL Canada
- LLL Great Britain
- Making More Milk
- Malocclusion, sleep apnea, frenulum, frenum, and tongue tie
- Mammals and Breastfeeding
- Mothers and Babies (Tompson)
- Mother-to-Mother Support Forums: A Bulletin Board System for LLLI
- My Child Won't Eat
- "Natural" Laws of Breastfeeding
- The No-Cry Sleep Solution for Babies and Toddlers
- Online Meetings, LLL
- Open Space Technology
- Oversupply of Breastmilk
- Peer Counselor Program, LLLI
- Podcasts
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- Sensory Integration (Processing) Disorder
- Sleepless in America
- Technology Update, LLLI
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- What's New in the Leader Accreditation Department
- Whole Foods for Babies and Toddlers
- "Wizadry" (science book series)
- Women's Moods
- Working from Home
- Your Baby Knows How To Latch video
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2007 LLLI Conference Podcasts
- Reflections of a Long Time Leader and the Anatomy of the Nipple and Its Effects on Breastfeeding (Hoover)
- Baby Led Breastfeeding (Frantz)
- Mothers and Babies (Tompson)
- Breastfeeding and the Law (Marcus)
- Impact of LLL on the world and Bill Sears (Sears)
- Tongue Tie, occlusion, malocclusion, sleep apnea, frenulum, frenum (Palmer)
- Court (nursing in public and laws) (Briley and Kane)
- Your Baby Knows How To Latch video (Mohrbacher)
- LLLI Licensing of intimate apparel and baby layettes (Zoller)
- LatchOn.org (Serebrin)
- Birth Stories (Carter)
2006 Podcasts
- Anti-infective Characteristics of Human Milk, part 1
- Anti-infective Characteristics of Human Milk, part 2
- Anti-inflammatory Characteristics of Human Milk, part 1
- Anti-inflammatory Characteristics of Human Milk, part 2
- Hirkani's Daughters, Jennifer Hicks
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What sport did you play at Lipscomb? What years? Who were your coaches?
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"My parents, no matter the location of the game, my parents were always in attendance. Regardless of the distance, they always traveled from Knoxville and were in the stands by tip-off. After every game, they traveled back to Knoxville often arriving home in the early morning hours then working the next day. They traveled to Hawaii, Texas, Kentucky, Alabama, and across Tennessee. They also supported me academically and were there for me at all times."
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What is the most valuable thing you gained or learned from your time at Lipscomb?
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With the loss, the Bucs drop to 23-22 overall and 9-15 in conference play, while FGCU improves to 29-16 overall and 19-5 in league play.
Freshman Bo Reeder was tabbed with the loss after giving up six runs on seven hits in 2.2 innings of work. FGCU reliever Craig Crumbly quieted the ETSU offense limiting the Bucs to three runs on seven hits in 5.0 innings tallying five strikeouts.
The Bucs were led offensively by first baseman Paul Hoilman (
The Eagles took a 2-0 lead in the top of the first on a bases loaded two-run single by right fielder Josh Chester.
ETSU answered in the bottom of the first as centerfielder Jacob Fabry (
FGCU retook the lead in the top of the third on a RBI groundout by catcher Robert Greene and a two-run single Brad Roberts to put the Eagles in front 5-2.
Hoilman sent his 11th home run of the season over the fence in right for a solo shot in the bottom of the fourth to cut the FGCU lead to 5-3. Later in the inning, Danny Petro (
Third baseman Tim Roberson tied the game at 6-all in the top of the sixth as he homered to right. In the next at bat, Zach Maxfield gave the Eagles a 7-6 lead on a solo home run to right center. FGCU added four more runs in the inning to take an 11-6 lead.
ETSU narrowed the gap in the bottom of the seventh scoring three runs on a RBI single by
In the bottom of the ninth, the Bucs loaded the bases with no outs, but a great play by Mikel Alvarez to double up Hoilman at second ended the ETSU rally making the final 12-9.
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ETSU............ 200 400 300 - 9 16 1 (23-22, 9-15 A-Sun)
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Win - Craig Crumbly (5-4) Loss - Bo Reeder (4-4) Save - Derek Shaw (5)
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It's Big G's first birthday! His parents have urged the public to refrain from sending gifts, not only because that child has everything he could possible want, but also because that child only wants things he can crush. Like butterflies.
More images have been released from Big G's visit to the butterfly exhibit, his parents gifting us with two more shots of the Bruiser Prince. As you can see, he's fascinated by them, and at one point, reaches out to touch one on his father's hand. That poor butterfly must have been like F-ck Me, how did I get chosen to hang out with the Gregor Clegane of the Windsor line?
And then there's Blake Lively who launched Preserve late yesterday, reportedly two days ahead of schedule, clearly not intimidated by the royal milestone. I have some thoughts on Preserve from a gossip perspective. And Maria will be analysing it from the lifestyle business side with the experience she has as Managing Editor of Vitamin Daily.
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The CCE takes service-learning to a new experiential level through living learning laboratory spaces at the Otterbein Community Garden and wetlands, which are located at the Austin E. Knowlton Center for Equine Science. The Community Garden is a shared learning space, bringing together a diverse group of participants, from Otterbein students, to local Westerville City Schools students, as well as senior citizens, community neighborhoods, and local non-profit organizations. The Garden seeks to enrich the academic and co-curricular learning experiences of Otterbein students by creating a shared space for growth.
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A Chicago man was found dead this morning in a southwest suburban rail yard, crushed between two freight cars, officials said.
Killed was Andres Tapia, 34, of the 5600 block of South Keeler Avenue, who the Cook County medical examiner's office said was an employee at the yard.
An autopsy is scheduled for this morning.
Tapia was found sometime this morning on the grounds of the Belt Railway Company of Chicago in the 6900 block of South Central Avenue in Bedford Park, according to a spokeswoman for the medical examiner's office.
He was discovered crushed between two freight cars, the spokeswoman said, though it wasn't immediately clear how that happened.
Tapia was taken to Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, where he was pronounced dead at 1:32 a.m.
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'One Tree Hill' Series Finale: Photo Gallery – Apr. 4 2012
HollywoodNews.com: 'One Tree Hill' on the CW is coming to an end with the series finale that will air tonight.
The two-hour finale will have the characters and their stories wrapping up after being followed by fans for years now.
For the upcoming finale, Hollywood News has a photo gallery sneak peek of the episode.
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In the final chapter of 'One Tree Hill,' the tenth anniversary of Tric brings old faces and new possibilities for the Tree Hill family. Sophia Bush, James Lafferty, Bethany Joy Galeotti, Austin Nichols, Robert Buckley, Shantel VanSanten, Jackson Brundage, Lee Norris, Lisa Goldstein, Stephen Colletti, Tyler Hilton and Paul Johansson star. The episode was written and directed by Mark Schwahn.
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By Matthew Heimer
In continual hope of someday being whisked around town like the guys from the movie "Minority Report," we've been keeping an eye on efforts by the automobile industry to bring cars with "self-driving" technology to market. Already, a few automakers have previewed driving systems that use sensors to help cars park themselves or maneuver through slow, rush hour traffic with little or no input from the driver. This week at the SAE International World Congress, an engineering conference in Detroit, auto-tech specialists gathered to discuss some bigger objectives, including the introduction of cars that could take over most of the work of higher-speed driving. According to the Wall Street Journal's Joseph B. White, the engineers' guesstimates are that cars that can act as fully autonomous "digital chauffeurs" will debut around 2020, and will "hit the streets in meaningful numbers" by 2025.
From the point of view of regulators, White says, the most successful self-driving cars will be, first and foremost, self-braking cars. Safety experts think such technology could be of particular value to older drivers, whose reflexes typically slow with age. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration unveiled research at the SAE conference that was based on collision data from automobile "black boxes"; according to the study, only 1% of drivers in the data set applied their brakes at full force before a collision, and about a third didn't hit their brakes at all. White notes that "active safety" technology in some luxury cars can already alert drivers or engage the brakes when an obstacle appears; more extensive self-driving systems would presumably integrate those features with more steering and accelerating capabilities.
A traffic administration official told conference attendees that federal regulators would make a decision this year about whether safety tech is now "mature enough not to generate a lot of false warnings or interventions," White reports.


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