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During the second and third trimester prenatal visits, your physician/midwife may check the following, depending on your current medical condition and the health of the fetus:
As you begin the third trimester, your physician/midwife may change the schedule of your prenatal visits from monthly to every two weeks. Your prenatal visits may be scheduled once every week in the last month. This schedule will depend upon your medical condition, the growth and development of the fetus, and your physician/midwife's preference.
Toward the later weeks of the pregnancy (started at approximately the 38th week), a pelvic exam may be done to determine the dilation and effacement of the cervix. Your physician/midwife will also ask about any contractions and discuss labor and delivery procedures.
The third trimester marks the home stretch, as the mother-to-be prepares for the delivery of her baby. The fetus is continuing to grow in weight and size and the body systems finish maturing. The mother may feel more uncomfortable now as she continues to gain weight and begins to have false labor contractions (called Braxton-Hicks contractions).
During the third trimester, it is a good idea to start taking childbirth classes in preparation for the big day - especially in the case of first pregnancies. If you plan to breastfeed, taking a breastfeeding class may be helpful.
During the third trimester, both the mother's body and fetus continue to grow and change.
During the third trimester, the fetus continues to grow in size and weight. The lungs are still maturing and the fetus begins to position itself head-down. By the end of the third trimester, the fetus is about 19 to 21 inches long and weighs, on average, six to nine pounds. Fetal development during the third trimester includes:
In the third trimester, some women become increasingly uncomfortable as their due date nears. As the fetus grows in size and crowds the abdominal cavity, some mothers-to-be have difficulty taking deep breaths or getting comfortable at night for sleep, while others are free from any discomfort as they anxiously await the arrival of their new son or daughter.
The following is a list of changes and symptoms that a woman may experience during the third trimester and includes:
As demonstrated above, each woman carries her baby differently, depending upon her body structure and amount of weight gain.


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I was really bothered by my recent attempt at sangria sorbet. So disappointed with it that I threw it out.
But when I spied some strawberries on my neighbor's counter, I grabbed them and promised to bring them back in a fun new form. I knew that redemption was mine. I decided to focus on the sangria experience instead of just making the sorbet. This time, I made good sangria and let it sit for a day in the fridge. Only when all the flavors had mixed did I even consider freezing this concoction. And while I waited, patiently this time, I recalled my first authentic sangria. In Spain. By the water. With a cool wind blowing around 10 pm as the sun was finally setting.
I was on my first trip to Spain – and was in Barcelona to be exact. I was taking the post-college graduation, not quite backpacking, trip through a few western European countries. Four weeks, four countries. And even though I was stubborn enough to pack everything into a backpack, I could not carry that monstrosity. So I had to buy a set of wheels to bungee cord my backpack to — it was never evenly balanced, I might add — and totter that thing from train station to hotel over cobblestones every few days.
Because, you see, the countries that I organized (and I use that term loosely since organizing involved choosing a city, a date, and a train; all our hotels except for 2 were booked on the fly) involved only one or two select cities. Here's how I travel – I pick a home base and work from there. For that trip: England = London; France = Paris + Nice; Italy = Venice + Florence. Then a few day trips as desired. I admit, it was just a trip of highlights, but I needed to stay sane, and I knew I'd be back.
My travel companion and boyfriend, on the other hand, had never been out of the country (you can see why I added camembert as a litmus test) and he wanted Spain since he had studied Spanish in school. So Spain was his. And he was not good at prioritizing. In our 7 days 0f Spain, we went to Barcelona, Pamplona, San Sebastian (we had to follow Hemingway's travels), Madrid, and Seville. By Seville, I was exhausted. And hot. And really sick of trains. And frustrated that I never knew what was going on around me.
But our first evening in Barcelona was amazing. I could still speak French and sort of be understood. We ate near the port and the cool breeze was welcome. Tapas was new and inviting and vegetarian options abounded. Most importantly, our introduction to real Spanish sangria was one made with "xampagne." I remember strolling back from dinner along the wide boulevards, intoxicated by the bubbly sangria, the hints of Gaudí, and the anticipation of a week of exploring the complete unknown.
Looking back with a bit more perspective and without all that luggage and those horrible wheels, that week in Spain was a pretty great whirlwind and introduction to the diversity of the country. The architecture of Barcelona. An all-night party in Pamplona followed by sitting on a rickety wooden fence as the bulls torpedoed by. The train (bus? I can't recall) to San Sebastián for a mini siesta by the water and to sleep off our prior evening, and then on to Mardid for a real bull fight. And finally arriving, travel weary, for a relaxing few days in the in the very hot, tapas-rich, flamenco stomping and twirling Sevilla.
And it started with that xampagne sangria.
Sangria Sorbet – MUCHO BETTER THIS TIME!
I still make this sorbet with leftover ingredients – wine and fruit – that I have in the kitchen (or that I've scavenged from my neighbor's kitchen) rather than seeking out xampagne. The trick I found is making a sangria (slightly sweeter than you'd drink) and letting it sit for a good day.
Makes 4-6 servings
1 C strawberries – need not be beautiful, better to be a bit over-ripe actually
1 orange
1 C dry red wine – I used a Cabernet
1.5 C 1:1 simple syrup (essentially a scant cup sugar dissolved in a scant cup boiling water)
2 shots orange liqueur (~1/4 C) – e.g., Cointreau; here I used Bartenura Mandarino because it was still Passover.
Rinse berries and remove any bad spots (mushy, etc.). Slice into small pieces – it doesn't matter how you slice them because they will get pureed later.
Add orange zest and juice, including pulp. This will probably yield about 1/3 C juice.
Add wine, syrup, and liqueur and allow to sit at room temperature for several hours and then refrigerate overnight. The mix should taste a little bit sweeter than you would want for mere drinking (mere drinking? I'll leave it to you decide if you can ever merely drink sangria…).
Freeze in sealed container. This mix froze solid for me overnight. Woohoo!
Remove from refrigerator for 30 minutes and then use immersion blender to puree berries and aerate sorbet.
This will help give the sorbet the desired consistency.
Return to freezer for a few more hours to re-freeze.
Serve with some extra orange liqueur.

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Course Overview
This course teaches the Lean-Agile principles and practices of SAFe® 4.0. You'll learn how to execute and release value through Agile Release Trains, how to build an Agile Portfolio, and how to lead a Lean-Agile enterprise. The SAFe® 4.0 Agilist certification program is for executives, managers and Agile change agents responsible for leading a Lean-Agile change initiative in a large software enterprise. It validates their knowledge in applying the Scaled Agile Framework, lean thinking, and product development flow principles in an enterprise context so they can lead the adoption of the Scaled Agile Framework.
Attending the class prepares you to take the exam and become a certified SAFe® 4.0 Agilist (SA).
Learning Objective
The course is based on an interactive approach in which trainees will learn how to
- Introducing the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe®)
- Embracing a Lean-Agile Mindset
- Understanding SAFe® Principles
- Implementing an Agile Release Train
- Experiencing PI Planning
- Executing and Releasing Value
- Building an Agile Portfolio
- Coordinating Large Value Streams
- Leading the Lean-Agile Enterprise
At the end of the course, trainees have a clear understanding about:
- Apply SAFe® to scale Lean and Agile development in your enterprise
- Support the execution of Agile Release Trains
- Coordinate large Value Streams
- Manage a Lean-Agile Portfolio
- Align the organization to a common process mode
- Configure the Framework for your context
- Unlock the intrinsic motivation of knowledge workers
- Support a Lean-Agile transformation in your enterprise
Targeted Audience
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This week in personnel announcements and new hires, NASAA announced that Andrea Seidt is its new president, Stephanie Zaffos joined Convergent Wealth Advisors, Scivantage welcomed Jim Toussignant, and the SEC announced three staff promotions.
Also, U.S. Bank announced a promotion and a new hire, NAMIC welcomed John Hair to its Washington office, and Greg Smith joined Lincoln Financial Advisors.
Ohio Securities Commissioner Andrea Seidt to Lead NASAA
The North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) announced Tuesday that Ohio Securities Commissioner Andrea Seidt has begun a one-year term as president. It also announced the new board of directors, including William Beatty, president-elect, of Washington; Heather Abshure, past president, Arkansas; Melanie Lubin, Maryland; Joseph Borg, Alabama; Douglas Brown, Manitoba; Michael Rothman, Minnesota; and Judith Shaw, Maine.
For the past year, Seidt has served as NASAA's vice president and chair of the investment advisor section. Previously, she served as a member of the board of directors and played an integral role in the switch of 2,100 investment advisors from federal to state oversight as mandated by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. She has served as Ohio's securities commissioner since 2008. Prior to her appointment as commissioner, she served as deputy chief counsel for the office of the Ohio attorney general, where she worked on investor and consumer protection litigation. She served as lead counsel for the office's subprime lending investigations and coordinated Ohio's efforts with other attorney general offices across the country.
Stephanie Zaffos Joins Convergent as Director of Trust and Estate Planning
Convergent Wealth Advisors today announced the addition of Stephanie Zaffos, J.D., to the team as director of trust and estate planning. In her new role, she will serve as the firm's estate planning expert, supporting ultra-high-net-worth clients.
Zaffos' knowledge of estate and trust planning spans nearly 15 years, having practiced at such firms as Venable, Proskauer Rose, and Katten Muchin Rosenman. She is a member of the California state bar.
Scivantage Appoints Jim Tousignant
Scivantage has announced the appointment of Jim Tousignant as executive vice president of sales and business development. He will be based in Jersey City, N.J., and report directly to Adnane Charchour, CEO.
Tousignant has more than three decades of entrepreneurial and senior management experience in the financial services and technology sectors. He was cofounder and president of Multex, and has also held senior positions at Thomson Financial, where he was a managing director responsible for global sales, and Morgan Stanley, where he served as EVP, business development and e-commerce.
SEC Announces 3 Promotions
The SEC has announced two promotions to senior positions in its Division of Economic and Risk Analysis (DERA); Scott Bauguess has been named deputy director, and Vanessa Countryman will become chief counsel. In addition, it announced the appointment of Karen Martinez as director of the Salt Lake regional office.
DERA's two deputy director positions assist the chief economist with the overall management of the division. Dr. Bauguess, who has been an assistant director for DERA's office of corporate finance since 2011, will focus on overseeing the division's risk assessment functions in his new role. He also will be involved in the division's policy and rulemaking support activities, working closely together with DERA's other deputy director, Jennifer Marietta-Westberg. He replaces Kathleen Hanley, who recently returned to academia.
Bauguess joined the SEC staff in 2007 as a visiting academic scholar in the office of economic analysis, and became a senior financial economist in 2009 prior to becoming an assistant director two years later. Before coming to the SEC, he was an assistant professor at Texas Tech University. Since 2009, he has taught in the masters of finance program as an adjunct member of the faculty at the George Washington University School of Business.
Countryman has been the deputy chief counsel in DERA since February 2012. In her heightened role, she will provide advice and guidance to staff within DERA and across the agency regarding the legal aspects of integrating economic analysis and data analytics into the SEC's work, particularly rulemaking and policy development. She also will advise the chief economist and other division staff on legal issues implicated by the division's broad mandate.
She began working at the SEC in July 2010 as a counsel to Commissioner Kathleen Casey. She later was a counsel to Commissioner Daniel Gallagher before joining DERA. Prior to the SEC, she worked at the law firm Gibson Dunn and represented clients in a variety of appellate and administrative matters. Earlier, she clerked for Judge Emilio Garza on the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Martinez will oversee both enforcement and examinations in the Salt Lake office. She joined the SEC staff in 2002 as trial counsel in the Salt Lake office, and became assistant director in 2010. Since then, she has since supervised the office's enforcement program. She also has supervised some investigations in the SEC's Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) specialized unit, which focuses on cases involving bribery of foreign officials, in addition to numerous others. As trial counsel, Msshe successfully litigated cases involving insider trading, FCPA violations, and violations of Regulation S-P.
Before joining the SEC staff, Martinez was in private practice. She began her legal career as a law clerk to the Honorable Christine Durham of the Utah Supreme Court.
U.S. Bank Announces Benedict Promotion in Minneapolis, Phillips Hire in Seattle
U.S. Bank announced Monday that Bryan Benedict has been promoted to private banking managing director for the Private Client Reserve of U.S. Bank in Minneapolis, and Kane Phillips has been hired as wealth management consultant for the Private Client Reserve in Seattle.
In his new role, Benedict will lead led a team of private bankers serving the needs of high-net-worth individuals and their families. He brings several years of experience as a private banker with the Private Client Reserve. Previously, he was a commercial banker with Excel Bank and a bank examiner with the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.
Phillips will work to create effective connections among prospective and existing clients within the Puget Sound region. He has more than 25 years of experience in the financial service industry. Prior to joining, he was market director for Washington Wealth Management. He has also held positions with Charles Schwab and Co., and Smith Barney. NAMIC Adds John Hair to Washington Office
John Hair, a veteran lobbyist with nearly eight years of experience, is joining the Washington, D.C., office of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC) as its newest federal affairs director. He will focus on helping the industry pass a reauthorization of the Terrorism Reinsurance Insurance Act, and fighting to prevent any rollbacks in the recent reforms to the National Flood Insurance Program.
Hair comes to NAMIC from the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America, where he served as director of government relations. He also previously worked at Carrying Capacity Network and at the Florida-based law firm Aylstock, Witkin & Sasser.
Lincoln Financial Advisors Appoints Greg Smith Managing Principal
Lincoln Financial Network, the retail sales and financial planning affiliate of Lincoln Financial Group, announced that Greg Smith has been appointed managing principal of Lincoln Financial Advisors Corp. (LFA), serving as market leader in the Minneapolis area. He will report to Mike May, managing director of LFA's midwest regional planning group, which includes the Minneapolis regional offices.
Smith brings more than 25 years of experience in the financial services industry. Prior to joining, he served as senior vice president and channel head at several firms including Crump Life Insurance Services in Schaumberg, Ill., Sun Life Financial in Boston, ING in Minneapolis and Lincoln Financial Distributors in Philadelphia.
Read the Oct. 3 New Hire Roundup at ThinkAdvisor.


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Two Tuscaloosa County High School soccer players have been declared ineligible and will have to sit out the rest of the season for attending a University of Alabama camp.
Two Tuscaloosa County High School soccer players have been declared ineligible and will have to sit out the rest of the season for attending a University of Alabama camp.
Krystal Barger and Jessica Clark, both 17-year-old juniors, were ruled ineligible last week by the Alabama High School Athletic Association for attending the March 17 Crimson Tide ID Camp held by UA head women's soccer coach Todd Bramble. AHSAA rules prohibit athletes from participating in camps in their sport during the season. TCHS opened its season in February.
It is not known if any other players at other schools have been ruled ineligible. The TCHS players said they did not see any other in-state players at the camp who they know to play high school soccer.
The players and their parents said they had not been informed either by their high school coach, Calvin Summers, or by Bramble, the camp's director, that attending a camp in season was against the rules.
"It's not really our fault," Clark said, "but we're being penalized for it."
Bramble said he did not check to see if any campers might lose eligibility. Many high school-age players, he said, choose not to play for their high schools and instead play on club teams.
"I'm aware of the rule for sure," he said. "We had about 60 kids come to this camp. Very few were from the state of Alabama. Obviously, the Alabama kids (who play high school soccer) can't come because of the rule. I don't know who's playing high school and who's not.
"I certainly don't feel responsible. This is an honest mistake that is mutually shared on three levels — me, the (TCHS) coach and the family. I certainly feel bad that this happened. It was an honest mistake."
Jason Clark, Jessica's father, said that Bramble had a conversation with the two TCHS players at the camp where they discussed how their season was going, making it clear that it was already under way. The players and their parents said they do not hold Bramble responsible for the situation.
"I don't recall having that conversation," Bramble said. "I haven't had any contact with them in a long time. I haven't had any interaction with them recently."
Bramble said he plans to make changes for future camps held in season.
"I guess we can double-check with any kid from Alabama," he said. "I don't think it would be too much to ask to check it out. I wouldn't want anyone to lose out on any playing opportunity. We're not trying to hurt their high school season. We're trying to get them to gain college opportunities."
Bramble and assistant coach Tatum Clowney provided information to TCHS to assist with an appeal, which was denied.
The players and their parents said their high school coach, who was not aware beforehand that they were attending the camp, never warned the team about the rule.
"He never said anything about doing something that would make them ineligible," said Link Barger, Krystal's father.
Summers declined to comment through a school official. He learned of the violation when one of the players told him the day after the camp that they had attended.
Jamie Griffin, assistant principal at TCHS, said the school self-reported the violation to the AHSAA and then appealed on the players' behalf.
"We made an appeal, and they ruled and now it's done," Griffin said. "It is something that is regrettable that there was a violation of Alabama high school athletic rules. It violated the outside participation rule. It was not intentional. They didn't know that by going to an individual camp during the season that they would violate the rule.
"It was a regrettable oversight on the part of the students in that they didn't understand, didn't have any idea that they would be violating high school rules by attending the camp."
Griffin said that the school will not be fined and that the soccer team will not have to forfeit any games in which the two players participated before attending the camp.
The AHSAA does not comment on violations, a spokesman for the organization said, but officials did exchange emails with Clark and Barger and their parents.
"Every time I emailed them they just say the same thing over and over: you know, rules, rules, rules," Barger said. "But they're not even listening to what we have to say, the story behind it."
The emails from state athletic officials echo that theme.
"I am very sympathetic to your situation, but the AHSAA only governs the rules made by our member schools. We must consistently uphold the school's bylaws without exception,"
AHSAA Executive Director Steve Savarese wrote in an email to Jessica Clark.
"Absolutely not, we follow rules as they are written." was the email reply from Tony Stallworth, AHSAA associate executive director, to an email plea from Jessica Clark to inquire if there were any way the ruling could be reconsidered.
AHSAA rules as written, however, seem vague and even contradictory.
Rule III, Section 21, under the section on camps says, "Students may attend camps (for individuals) provided they do so individually at their own expense."
There is no entry under the camps section of the rules that specifies that the camps must take place out of season.
Section 6 of the outside participation rule, however, states: "A student who is a member of any high school athletic team may not participate in an outside sport activity in the same sport during the school season of that sport."
The rule goes on to list exceptions, including participation in Olympic development programs and one-on-one private instruction, but it nowhere defines "outside sports activity" nor specifically mentions attending camps as a violation.
The parents of the TCHS players admit that they didn't consult the rulebook before enrolling their children in the UA camp, but still take issue with the lack of clarity in the rules.
"If I had known about the rule, I would have asked for clarification of it," said Jason Clark. "There's an interpretation with 'outside activity,' so I would have asked for a clarification if I had known about it."
Said Georgina Barger, "If we had known about this rule, there's no way we would have signed Krystal up for a camp. We would not have sacrificed her whole, entire junior season for one day at a camp."
Not playing this season could negatively impact Clark's hopes of playing soccer in college. A coach at Alabama-Huntsville had inquired about her high school schedule to plan a recruiting trip to see her play, and Clark said she cried at school after being informed of the loss of her eligibility. She went to watch practice and broke out in tears.
"I got up and left and went home," she said. "I don't know if I'll be able to handle sitting through those games anymore."
Said Barger, "It is extremely hard to sit on the sidelines and watch your team play, knowing you can't play and you can't really do anything about it. And it's not really our fault that we're being penalized for it. ... Obviously if we can't play anymore, then there's nothing we can do. There's nothing we can do besides try to get the word out more."
Reach Tommy Deas at firstname.lastname@example.com. Andrew Carroll contributed to this report.


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1884 … John Musgrove died in Clitheroe, Lancashire. He is my 2x great grandfather.
1909 … Fred Espley was born at Smallthorne in Staffordshire to parents Daniel Owen Espley and Betsy Skelding. He is my wife's father.
1945 … John William Dawson was buried at Holy Trinity church, Cowling, West Yorkshire. He is my 3rd cousin 2x removed.


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This is the 15th challenge in a weekly series from GeneaBloggers called 52 weeks of personal genealogy and history, suggested by Amy Coffin, that invite genealogists to record memories and insights about their own lives for future descendants. Week 15 – Sports
I was quite sporty as a child. I played football (soccer) for my school team and during sports lessons I also played cricket and rugby. My other sporting passion at school was athletics. I was pretty quick at the sprint events – 100 and 200 yards (before we became all continental and changed to meters). I also held the school record for my age group at the long jump. I competed in Leeds school events at swimming and athletics – and have some certificates to prove it.
Outside of school me and my brother played in a rag tag of a local football team made up of friends and other hangers on. We weren't very good as a team but it was still good fun.
After I left school and got a job I played football for my works team and also for a team called North Park in the Bradford Red Triangle league.
I stopped playing football in my late 20's – apart from the odd 5-a side game.
Perhaps all this sporting activity is one reason why I now have dodgy knees and according to the GP will need at least one of them replaced before too long.
My local football team is Leeds United. I have supported them since the mid 1960's when I went to my first game at their Elland Road ground. We had a brilliant team for about ten years up to 1975 winning domestic and European competitions. Since then the fortunes of the club have been really up and down. Right now the club is on the rise again and I think within two or three years we might be back and holding our own in the English Premier League. Here's a link to The Mighty Mighty Whites website – the definitive history of Leeds United.
My dad was more of a rugby league fan and he supported the Leeds team. This is seen as more of a northern working mans game – unlike that cissy game of football, at least that's what my dad thought. Every time Leeds United lost he would utter the immortal phrase "bloody mugs" and try to get me and my brother to switch our support to the rugby team. We still often repeat that phrase when Leeds United lose – and I'm sure dad will be smiling each time.
In 1996 the rugby league game in England had a bit of a makeover and the Super League was created. They switched from playing in the winter months to playing in spring and summer. All the teams were required to change their names – so the local team was now Leeds Rhinos. They compete against teams like Bradford Bulls, Castleford Tigers and Huddersfield Giants.
This commercial transformation has certainly helped the sport and I must admit that I quite enjoy watching the games on TV now.
I don't recall my mother ever having a passion for sport. Although she does quite easily get caught up in the moment especially when the family is together watching a game involving one of the local teams on the telly. She can shout and scream with excitement at the players when they do something daft or at the referee when he makes a "wrong" decision.
My wife is a big tennis fan and we have been to the Wimbledon Championships a few times over the years and to see the Great Britain team in the Davis Cup competition.
These days we are armchair sports fans – although Jayne does run round the block regularly . We will watch most things on TV – football, rugby, cricket, tennis, golf, motor racing, snooker, swimming, athletics, speedway, show jumping, American Football, baseball and even darts if their is nothing else.
I am really looking forward to the Olympics coming to London in 2012. We are hoping to get tickets in the public ballot. I'd like to get to see the athletics in the Olympic Stadium but I guess that is going to be extremely popular and over subscribed. So we will need to have some other options – perhaps gymnastics, swimming, equestrian events or even beach volleyball. Whatever we get to see the experience will be amazing.


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THE HOUSE AND SENATE: There were no roll calls in the House or Senate last week. Both branches were busy as the 2012 session neared its end. The House and Senate, with only a handful of legislators in attendance, approved dozens of bills. Many were local measures affecting only one city or town but several were important pieces of legislation that if signed into law will have an effect statewide.
REDUCE FREE 411 CALLS (H 4228) — The House approved and sent to the Senate a bill reducing from ten per month to five per month the number of free directory assistance calls that phone companies must provide to each business and residential customer on their landline phones. The measure leaves intact the current law providing unlimited 411 calls for the disabled, seniors over 65 and state and local governments.
Supporters said that as more and more consumers move away from traditional landline phones to cell phones and Internet phones, it becomes harder for traditional phone companies to pay for the existing infrastructure, including free 411 calls. They noted that even with the reduction to five, Massachusetts will still be requiring companies to provide one of the highest number of free directory assistance calls of any state in the nation.
SABBATICALS (H 4295) — The House and Senate approved and sent to Gov. Patrick a bill reducing from seven years to six years the period of time a faculty member must work at a state university before being eligible for a sabbatical.
Supporters said this would make faculty sabbatical qualifications at state universities consistent with those used by private colleges.
NEW SYMBOL AND FEWER NUMBERS AND LETTERS ON LICENSE PLATES (H 4369) — The House and Senate have approved slightly different versions of legislation that would require all Massachusetts license plates to feature a symbol, like a star, diamond or heart, along with numbers and letters. This system would replace the current system, which has six random letters and numbers.
Supporters said the new plates would make it easier for adults and children to remember license plate registrations and report them to law enforcement officials to track down vehicles used in child kidnappings and other crimes. They cited studies showing both children and adults have trouble recalling the current plates that have six letters. Current specialty, low number or vanity plates would be exempt from the new requirement because they are already easily recognizable.
VIRTUAL SCHOOLS (S 2467) — The House and Senate approved and sent to Gov. Patrick a bill regulating "virtual schools" in Massachusetts. Virtual schools allow students to "attend" an online-only public school. All teaching and assignments are done online through a variety of communication and study methods including e-mail, web conferencing, Skype, Facebook, texting and telephone. These virtual schools are aimed at creating an alternative education option with an individualized approach for students in unique situations including those who are physical disabled, seriously ill, gifted and talented or bullied. Massachusetts currently has only one virtual school, the Massachusetts Virtual Academy in Greenfield. It has 450 students and includes kindergarten through eighth grade.
Students in these schools would be required to meet the same performance standards and testing requirements as those in other public schools. Other provisions cap the per-pupil tuition paid by a school district to send a student to a virtual school at $5,000, limits to ten the number of these schools that may operate at any one time and caps the total number of virtual school students at 2 percent of the state's public school population, or approximately 19,000 students.
MAKE ANTIFREEZE TASTE BITTER (S 88) — The House and Senate approved and sent to Gov. Patrick a proposal expanding the current law requiring that any antifreeze in small retail containers that contains sweet-tasting ethylene glycol also include denatonium benzoate, a substance that makes the antifreeze taste bitter. The bill would expand the requirement to include the large 55-gallon drums that service stations use when servicing a vehicle.
Supporters said the sweet taste of antifreeze is a major reason for its fatal ingestion by young children, pets and wildlife. They noted that sweet-tasting antifreeze often leaks from consumers' cars after they get the fluid changed at a service station.
FLU SHOTS (H 3948) — The House and Senate approved a bill requiring that in August and September all public schools and early education providers distribute to parents information about the benefits of a flu shot for children aged six to 18. This information would include the causes and symptoms of the disease, how it is spread, how to obtain additional information and the effectiveness and risks of the shots. Only final approval is needed in each branch prior to the measure going to the governor.
STUDENTS AND EPINEPHRINE (H 3959) — The House and Senate approved a bill allowing students with life-threatening allergies to possess and self-administer epinephrine on school grounds. The measure would add epinephrine to the current list of medicines allowed to be carried and self-administered by students including prescription inhalers for asthma sufferers, enzyme supplements for students with cystic fibrosis and insulin for diabetics. Only final Senate approval is needed before the bill goes to the governor.
NATIONAL BACKGROUND CHECK ON TEACHERS (H 4307) — The House approved and sent to the Senate a bill that would require national fingerprint-based background checks be part of a background check on all applicants for teaching positions and any other public or private school jobs who have direct contact with children. The measure would also apply to family child care, center-based child care and after-school programs. Currently the state is only required to conduct a statewide background check that covers crimes committed in Massachusetts. The measure would also require current teachers and other employees to be fingerprinted prior to the 2016-2017 school year.
INCREASE POWER OF TREE WARDENS (H 1839) — The House gave initial approval to a measure expanding the powers of local tree wardens to enforce state and local laws prohibiting cutting or otherwise damaging public trees. A key provision raises the fines that can be imposed for damaging or destroying trees. Another provision establishes new education requirements a potential tree warden is required to fulfill prior to being appointed.
"THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW"- Friday, January 18 at 5 p.m. is the deadline for legislation to be filed for consideration during the 2013-2014 legislative session. Many late-filed bills are admitted to the Legislature following the deadline but vast majority of proposals are filed by January 18.
Massachusetts is one of a handful of states that give citizens the "right of free petition"– the power to propose their own legislation. A citizen's proposal must be filed in conjunction with his or her representative or senator or any other representative or senator. Sometimes a legislator will support the legislation and sponsor it along with the constituent. Other times, a legislator might disagree with the bill but will file it anyway as a courtesy. In those cases, the bill is listed as being filed "by request"– indicating that he or she is doing so at the request of the constituent and does not necessarily support it. Citizens that are interested in filing legislation should contact their own or any other representative or senator.
Perhaps one of the most famous bills filed "by request" goes all the way back to 1969 when a constituent opposed to the Vietnam War asked Newton Democratic Rep. James Shea to file a bill prohibiting Massachusetts citizens from being forced to fight in an "undeclared war." The bill challenged the constitutionality of sending Bay State men to fight without a Congressional declaration of war. It was approved by the House and Senate and signed by then-Gov. Francis Sargent. The new law made national headlines.
To comply with the new law, Massachusetts initially filed a complaint in the U.S. Supreme Court. The high court declined to hear the case, which was later refiled in the U. S. District Court federal court and dismissed — rejecting the state's argument that President Richard Nixon had usurped the war-making powers of Congress. In a tragic footnote, Rep. Shea committed suicide in the fall of the year the legislation passed.
Special "Check Your Website" edition.
On December 26, Beacon Hill Roll Call looked at the home pages of the non-state-funded, private campaign websites of the state's five constitutional officers. Treasurer Steve Grossman's site was the only one that seemed up to date. The others featured very old stories. The oldest was on Attorney General Martha Coakley's website featuring a June 11, 2011 story under the heading "Latest News."
Undated: "Please share a story of how you or someone you know has made a difference in their community or our country."
From Gov. Deval Patrick's website (www.devalpatrick.com ) soliciting stories for his book "Faith in the Dream," which was released on May 8, 2012.
Undated: "Celebrate Tim Murray's 15 Years of Public Service. December 13 at 6 p.m. Beechwood Hotel, 363 Plantation Street., Worcester. Suggested Contributions: $125, $250, $500."
From Lt. Governor Timothy Murray's website (www.timmurray.org )
Sept. 5, 2011: "Galvin Warns of Radicalized Debate in GOP (Presidential) Primary."
From Secretary of State William Galvin's website (www.billgalvin.org ) under the headline "Latest News."
June 11, 2011: "The Berkshire County Consumer Advocates Inc. office will close on July 1, (2011) but it will continue under the umbrella of the Berkshire County Regional Housing Authority."
From Attorney General Martha Coakley's website (www.marthacoakley.com ) under the headline "Latest News."
Dec. 26, 2012: "Officials wise to review state pension fund's gun investments. Boston Globe editorial, December 26, 2012."
From Treasurer Steve Grossman's website (www.stevegrossman.com ). His was the only site that seemed up-to-date.
HOW LONG WAS LAST WEEK'S SESSION? Beacon Hill Roll Call tracks the length of time that the House and Senate were in session each week. Many legislators say that legislative sessions are only one aspect of the Legislature's job and that a lot of important work is done outside of the House and Senate chambers. They note that their jobs also involve committee work, research, constituent work and other matters that are important to their districts. Critics say that the Legislature does not meet regularly or long enough to debate and vote in public view on the thousands of pieces of legislation that have been filed. They note that the infrequency and brief length of sessions are misguided and lead to irresponsible late night sessions and a mad rush to act on dozens of bills in the days immediately preceding the end of an annual session.
During the week of Dec. 24-29, the House met for a total of eight hours and 31 minutes while the Senate met for a total of five hours and 52 minutes.
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TYPICALITY DISCLAIMER: These member's results may not be typical. ASM members joining between 2013-2016 who completed the program and launched a new brand had median annual revenue of $60,750.00.
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The Great / Matt Clark has been set out a high quality product every year. His consistency and dedication to ASM is fantastic and he's supplying a 6-month guarantee that if you follow the system, and don't make any money, he'll reimburse you for whatever spent out of pocket. However…Amazing Selling Machine Amazon Reviews
The Poor / Using such a high price tag, it's tough to justify the price tag. Especially when there are cheaper alternatives out there.
My Recommendation / If you have the money and want to consistent, high quality training and support to establish an FBA organization, Amazing Marketing Machine is essential buy.
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Would you pay nearly $5,000 for a training program that claims to generate $100,000 per month in profit? Furthermore, would you feel that Amazing Marketing Machine is the solution?
Would you also feel that ASM members joining between 2013-2016 who completed the program and found a new brand business had median annual earnings of $60,750.00?
It is totally true and thus the reason you have been hearing about ASM so much lately.
The Amazing Marketing Machine (ASM) is, in the words of its co-founder Matt Clark,"…a training program and live event teaching entrepreneurs how to create real, fast-growth companies selling physical products by leveraging the power of Amazon."
The program, co-developed by Matt Clark and Jason Katzenback, costs $4,997 to upfront buyers and 6 payments of $997 to installment buyers. In exchange for this $4K, buyers receive the following:
- An 8-week online training
- Access to the mentorship program
- Lifetime membership to the Amazing Selling Machine community and discussion
- Inside look at the personal source vault
- 8 Private Group Coaching Calls
- Expert Product Listing Assessment
- Target Traffic Promotion from the ASM Pros For Your New Product
Build your own (mini)Wal-Mart Amazing Selling Machine Amazon Reviews
In brief, ASM teaches its members how to successfully drop-ship things via Amazon. That's it. This revenue model isn't exactly new; in actuality, I stated online drop-shipping as a semi-viable work-at-home opportunity a couple of decades back.
Why only semi? One of the biggest problems with drop-shipping is maintaining product costs down. Products that are bought cheaply can create a hefty profit for the seller when they're marked up. This is exactly how Wal-Mart makes billions of dollars from apparently low-priced goods.
But where's the average Joe or Jane Blow supposed to find really cheap and fairly good product? There are just so many hours in the day where you could go to garage sales or store liquidations.
The remedy is China. ASM teaches its sellers to contact product manufacturers in China, obtain and test product samples and, if satisfied, purchase bulk quantities of those products. Such bulk orders may cost several or even tens of thousands of dollars, so it pays to know a market product market well.
The next step is significantly simpler: sellers sign up with Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) and send all of their merchandise there. At that point, Amazon stores the stock for those sellers along with markets, sells and ships it. Thus, Amazon becomes the genuine drop-shipper.
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Exactly why the hefty price tag?
Clues about why ASM costs as much as a used car abound in many of Matt Clark's interviews with online magazines such as Under30CEO, where the very title of this guide is'The No-Brainer Secret to Success: High Margins.'
On IdeaMensch, Matt lays out his strategy even more, noting that, while he started out as an affiliate marketer selling other entrepreneurs' products and receiving a 40-50% profit margin, it did not compare him promoting his own merchandise and creating a 400-500% profit margin (!) .
So yeah, profit margins, pure and simple.
Follow the affiliate commissions…
If ASM was another online drop-shipping course, it would probably cost no more than two or three hundred bucks. However, as Matt Clark mentioned above, a business is more rewarding if it creates high profit margins.
How are high profit margins generated? By convincing customers that the product has very substantial price and is in limited supply. Therefore, the ASM training does not only comprise the 8 week program but additional value-added items like the Vegas trip and lifestyle forum membership.
Likewise, if you visit the ASM website during the year, you will discover that the program is occasionally unavailable. This is because the training is provided for a limited time only, and the registration link expires. But at any given point in time- state next month- that connection will reactivate and another limited time offer will be posted.
ASM also has dedicated marketing managers who send out emails advertising the program to potential affiliates. The sales copy is very attractive and mentions how"current [ASM] pupils are selling over $7.8 million each month on Amazon!" Affiliates who promote ASM get a generous $524.55 percent upfront sale and up to 4 x $149.50 = $598.20 per each installment purchase.
Some affiliates have already been ensured up to 50% commission on their own ASM earnings, or about $2K. With such high profits and profit margins promised to prospective affiliates, it is clear to see why ASM has eliminated as quickly as it has. 1 need only perform a quick search on Google to find reams of affiliate advertising sites touting the benefits of this application.
But what about the 6-Month Buy Back Guarantee?
The Buy Back Guarantee has not yet been declared for ASMX. I hope that they will offer it and will update this post after I learn more. Amazing Selling Machine Amazon Reviews
ASM does come with a 30 days, no questions asked, full refund guarantee. If you aren't delighted with the program in your first month, then they will immediately refund you all your money.
However, I noticed they were doing something I have never seen before. They're moving past the 30 days refund guarantee and offering a 6-month purchase back guarantee.
What this signifies is that, if you receive the program and purchase inventory, market it, and don't make money after their approaches, ASM will refund you the complete price of this program and they'll refund you for any money you spent on stock around $10,000.
I have not seen a guarantee quite enjoy this one as Matt and Jason want you to offer the system a try completely risk free. I don't say this often, but it really does seem that you've got nothing to lose by providing ASM a shot. If ultimately it will not work out after 6 weeks, you're out only the time spent.
What's new in ASMX?
ASM has been remodeled and upgraded for the launching of ASMX.
A purchase of ASMX also includes FREE UPGRADES to each new core version of ASM.
There are over 120 lessons which will help you through all you want to know to get your organization up and running from scratch.
Moreover you gain access to:
- Online Group Coaching Calls
- The ASM Mentor Program: Get personal help from individuals who've done this and triumphed.
- The Private Resource Vault & Platinum Access
With ASMX, you also get 4 new tools added to your inventory:
- The Manage by Stats Toolset: 12 months of free access to email automation to send customized emails to all of your Amazon customers
- The Brand Launchpage: 6 months of free access to ASM's in-house tools to help earn immediate sales and ongoing earnings
- The ASM Business Dashboard: Immediate and effortless access to everything that you want to run your organization.
- The Ultimate Product & Keyword Research Toolset: 90 days free access to the best possible product finder to show you precisely what you'll have to market to cultivate your business even faster.
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How to Have ASMX at No Cost?
I've heard one piece of cool information which may permit you to get your membership to ASMX completely paid for.
With ASMX, Matt & Jason are setting milestones that you hit.
You have 6 weeks to complete all of them.
Upon completion, you'll be refunded the whole value of your membership. You may get ASMX free of charge simply by following the training and building your organization .
Besides this, your very first list will be assessed by an expert to make sure it's totally optimized.
Very cool stuff.
Is ASM worth the money? Amazing Selling Machine Amazon Reviews
Searching online, I actually found a few ASM-like courses which not only explain the concept of drop-shipping via Amazon or Ebay, but are segmented into different industries so that you don't need to buy extraneous materials which you will never use.
Case in point: Jessica Larrew of Amazon Boot Camp. Pat Flynn of Smart Passive Income interviewed Jessica and her husband/business spouse Cliff and the couple appear to apply all of the principles outlined in ASM except that they do not supply their product from China or other overseas countries (nope, they get their deals at places like Walgreens).
Jessica posts training materials online that are very affordably priced. What is more, the training materials are segmented by company; for example, if you want to try out health and beauty product drop-shipping, Jessica provides an ebook on the topic for just $27. Alternately, you may even purchase the total Amazon Boot Camp for $299.
But let's say you are hoping to buy larger lots of wholesale items and really need to find out what's available through offshore nations like China. Skip McGrath provides a thorough 350-page printed training manual called The total Amazon Marketing System for $127. He also throws in a good deal of free bonuses such as a 30-minute training call and life membership to his wholesale sourcing website.
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Whether considered a leading or lagging indicator of overall economic performance, it's good news nonetheless. With the annual giving season under way, Schwab Charitable says it expects record charitable contribution levels, largely driven by efforts to meet philanthropic goals ahead of the possible expiration of the Bushera tax cuts at the end of this year, as well as the implementation of other tax policy reforms.
Specific to 2012, Schwab also offered up some strategies to maximize giving this holiday season, especially with so much tax and fiscal uncertainty just over the horizon.
As for the donation boom, as of October 31, Schwab says its donor-advised fund has seen a 74% increase in contributions year-over-year.
"This is the start of the busy giving season, which typically runs from Thanksgiving through the end of the year," Kim Laughton, president of Schwab Charitable, said in an interview with AdvisorOne on Tuesday. "This year is a bit different. Over the summer, there was a question of whether the exclusion levels on the estate tax would be reduced from $5 million to $1 million, so giving activity started to ramp up much earlier."
The reason, Laughton (left) added, is that a conversation about wills and estate taxes is a natural precursor to a discussion about charitable giving.
"They figure, 'If I'm thinking about my legacy of charitable giving after I die, why wouldn't I do it when I'm still alive, as well?'" she said.
Additionally, she said she's "pretty sure there will be an increase in capital gains," and strong stock market performance recently means many investors will be looking to offset the taxes on those gains through charitable giving deductions.
The Schwab vehicle, a donor-advised fund, allows investors to contribute cash or appreciated assets to a charitable account to realize the greatest possible tax benefit. This means donors can more "strategically" support the charities of their choice.
As for those strategies, Laughton offered up five for smart giving this holiday season; some are tried and true, some are new.
Reduce estate size before taxes rise and exclusion amount drops: With estate tax exclusions potentially decreasing from over $5 million to $1 million and estate tax rates set to potentially rise, individuals can make donations to charitable accounts that will enable them to immediately reduce their estate size and tax exposure and give more to important causes during their lifetimes.
Donate highly appreciated assets to charity to offset taxes from capital gains: Contributions can be made now to realize the maximum tax benefit, but the donor can decide later what causes he/she wants to support.
Donate to charitable accounts in 2012 to lock in the maximum deduction: Some proposals to cap itemized deductions starting in 2013 could reduce the income tax benefits of future charitable gifts.
Donate to charitable accounts to reduce the income tax generated by a Roth IRA conversion: For individuals who are converting a traditional individual retirement account (IRA) to a Roth IRA, charitable giving can help to offset the taxes resulting from such a conversion.
Donate to charitable accounts to enable taxfree growth to support future giving: In general, putting as much money as the budget allows into nontaxable accounts enables potentially greater taxfree growth which, in the case of charitable accounts, can support an ongoing strategic giving strategy.
"When advisors are helpful in providing clients with simple and taxeffective ways to support the causes that are important to them, it opens up much more personal conversations and builds tremendous loyalty," Laughton concluded. "The holiday giving season is a natural opportunity to ask questions about giving intentions and strategies and highlight their importance in financial and tax planning."
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I mentioned early on that Clotilde/Chocolate & Zucchini is one of my inspirations for starting this site. When I am hungry, I often look to her site for ideas, and one of my favorite foods to cook when it's cold outside is squash. It is the epitome of autumn and winter.
A few weeks ago, I ran a search for squash on C&Z, and the first recipe that came up was Salade Tiède de Potimarron et Haricots Blancs/Warm Hokkaido Squash and White Bean Salad (until she posted another recipe yesterday: Brussel Sprouts with Onions and Squash Seeds). I've looked at the recipe so many times and have been jealous of her stories of wandering through the streets of Paris, buying exotic ingredients in the markets, and overhearing fascinating conversations in chic cafes. Ahhh…Paris.
But, I figure…what am I waiting for? The albeit brief Boston thaw is ending, it's cold again, and I'm super hungry. I have an acorn squash that I bought yesterday. It may be the most common of the squashes around here but it's a pretty little creature nonetheless…so, I took a few pictures harnessing my inner Clotilde ("Hello, Gorgeous!"):
Then, I created a little bit of atmosphere.
And since I had all the ingredients including fresh rosemary from my windowsill herb garden, I got to work recreating Clotilde's recipe with a host of short-cuts, getting from cutting board to plate in 45 minutes (though I still have dishes in my sink!).
And then a taste. Indian-style spices co-mingled with the sweetness of squash, the scent of Middle-Eastern orange flower water, heartiness of the beans and slight bite of the rosemary. A surprising melange of flavors that work so well together, especially on a cold night in front of the fire.
Not quite Clotilde, but pretty damn good!
Now, what to do with the acorn squash seeds? Maybe I'll roast them like pumpkin seeds…
Quick Warm Squash and White Bean Salad
Adapted from Clotilde Dusoulier's Chocolate & Zucchini (Salade Tiède de Potimarron et Haricots Blancs/Warm Hokkaido Squash and White Bean Salad).
Serves 2
For squash:
1 medium-sized acorn squash
2 t crushed garlic (I used garlic in a jar)
drizzle olive oil
1 t balsamic vinegar
1 t curry powder or ras al hanout (a Moroccan spice mix)
dash salt
Preheat oven to 425°F.
Cut squash in half and remove seeds. Cut into 8 slices and remove skin with vegetable peeler. Cut into 3/4 inch cubes. Toss with remaining ingredients and put on baking sheet into oven for ~40 minutes until tender and slightly browned, stirring half-way through.
For beans:
1 can of cannellini beans
sprig of fresh rosemary
kosher salt
Drain and rinse beans. Put in small pot, with rosemary and pinch of salt; cover with water and simmer on low for ~20 minutes. Try not to let them get mushy. Drain beans and remove rosemary sprig.
For dressing:
1 T almond butter
2 t olive oil
1 t orange flower water
1 t balsamic vinegar
fine sea salt, freshly ground pepper
fresh cilantro (optional)
Make dressing: In a medium bowl in which you plan to serve salad, mix together all ingredients except salt and pepper. Thin with a drop or two of water if necessary.
Compose salad: Add beans to dressing and toss gently. Add squash and agian toss gently. (I did not toss very gently and you can see that I squashed the delicate beans…and squash <groan>.) Add salt and pepper if necessary and cilantro if desired (I forgot). Serve.
– for squash: 2 large butternut squash (~6 lbs); quadruple squash ingredients (but curry/ras al hanout to taste); will need 2 cookie sheets for baking
– for beans: 2 cans beans
– for dressing:
1/4 C almond butter
3 T olive oil
1 T orange flower water
1 T + 1 t balsamic vinegar (though, I add a little extra)
fine sea salt and freshly ground pepper to taste
fresh cilantro (optional)
– otherwise, follow directions as above


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Here is your weekly general discussion for all those things not covered by other content here. With the World Series nearing an end the Hot Stove is starting to heat up, so let the rumors fly. Plenty of Phillies are in Winter League (I believe the Darin Ruf 2012 HR count is at 48 as of Sunday night); in the Arizona Fall League, Tommy Joseph and Cody Asche were named to the Rising Stars Game which is a cross between the Futures Game and a minor league All-Star game.
For those in the Northeast stay safe from the storm and post away while the lights stay on.
Phillies Moves:
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February is Dental Health Month and it's important to teach your child good oral hygiene habits early!
The American Dental Association recommends creating a dental routine early to ensure a lifetime of healthy smiles for your child. Baby teeth are important teeth, and cavity prevention starts even before the first tooth appears. Did you know that just because babies don't have any visible teeth, it doesn't mean they can't get cavities? A baby's 20 primary teeth are already present in the jaws at birth. Baby teeth that begin coming through the gums around six months help set the stage for future smiles by keeping space in the jaw for adult teeth.
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You can help prevent your baby from getting cavities by beginning an oral hygiene routine within the first few days after birth. Clean your baby's mouth by wiping the gums with a clean, moist gauze pad or washcloth. When your child's teeth begin to come in, brush them gently with a child-size toothbrush and water. A baby's front four teeth usually push through the gums at about six months of age, although some children don't have their first tooth until 14 months. For children older than two, brush their teeth with a pea-sized amount of fluoride toothpaste. Be sure they spit out the toothpaste (ask your child's dentist or physician if you are considering using fluoride toothpaste before age two). When your child has two teeth that touch sides, you should begin flossing their teeth daily.
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Fluoride is a mineral that occurs naturally in all water sources, including oceans, rivers and lakes. Fluoride is also added to some community tap water, toothpastes and mouth rinses. Infants and toddlers who do not receive an adequate amount of fluoride may be at an increased risk for tooth decay since fluoride helps make tooth enamel more resistant to decay. It also helps repair weakened enamel. Discuss your child's fluoride needs with your dentist or pediatrician. They often recommend a fluoride supplement, as Cortez and Montezuma County are areas where the community water is not fluoridated.
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Fast-forward a couple years to July 4 weekend again (and Happy Fourth, everyone!), and Imran's back in a romantic comedy, this time opposite Sonam Kapoor, in I Hate Luv Storys (IHLS) by Dharma, after a couple of forgettable action movies. He's back in form in, too, in what is a fairly simple and entertaining flick which takes self-aware digs at its own kind. It's better off doing this in what is predominantly a comedy, than drama.
'I hate luv storys' is the maxim Jay (Imran Khan) lives by. But as an assistant director to Veer, the most famous romantic filmmaker of Indian Film Industry, Jay has little option but to live with larger than life, glossy, cinematic love on an everyday basis. Things only get worse when he is made to work under the new production designer on the film… Simran (Sonam Kapoor), with whom he shares the strangest first encounter!Simran loves luv storys; So much so that even her life has begun to resemble one. With her ideal job and the perfect boyfriend, Raj, she lives a blissful, dreamy life; One that is rudely interrupted by Jay's cynicism.The turmoil's of Jay and Simran's life, is ironically interweaved with the Luv Story that they are working on…. But will Jay and Simran ever find their own Luv Story.
...and the radio talk show host, Love Guru, who seemed to have figured out an indisputable solution to all relationship issues. :D
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On the latest installment of Top Chef Masters:
We viewers got a nice surprise when we found out that Hugh Acheson was back to to compete in the show, but were sad to find out that it was because John Sedlar had to leave the show for personal reasons. I am happy that Hugh's wit and talent is back on the show though.
For the Quickfire, the master chef'testants had 30 minutes to grind meat with a hand cranked grinder for the meatballs they were to create for singer Kelis — you know, the "Milkshake" gal? Apparently she has "culinary training," but it looked like no one gave her training on how to critique dishes by chefs of this caliber, as she was serving up quite a lot of criticism and cojones with not much experience or decent reasons to back it up with. Hugh Acheson called it "pointless criticism," and I think many of us viewers agreed with him. In the end, she preferred John Currance's Vietnamese-style chicken meatball over all the others.
As for the Elimination Challenge, the chefs had to take classic (as in "classically awful") dishes from the 1960s, put a modern spin on them and serve them in bite-sized form at a cocktail party where Mad Men's Christina Hendricks and her husband Geoffry Arend would be critiquing them. They also had to make a miniature version of the original dishes to serve alongside the new creations. So, two apps: one fancy, one old school, one hot redhead thrown into the mix. Got it?
There were some hits, misses and some that were just way out in left field, having been deconstructed to hell. (See the food shots from this episode if you don't believe me.) The judges loved Mary Sue Milliken's Asian twist on deviled eggs, John Currence's bacon and collard-filled take on Oysters Rockefeller, and Floyd Cardoz's ambrosia salad turned marshmallow fondue. Mary Sue ended up taking the win and the $10k for her charity, Share Our Strength.
As for the bottom three, it came down to Suvir's tough veal, Sue Zemanick's unfinished dish and Alessandro Stratta's less-than-stellar bread pudding.
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So I hate turning business away. But tonight I refused a hospital consult. Why would I do that?
The consult was for an 88 year old lady with advanced Alzheimer's Disease. Her sad life was reduced to lying in bed staring at the ceiling.
The patient had been seen by 2 other neurologists during this admission, and 3 others in the year previously. All had told the family the same sad facts of the case.
Yet, the family called me last night for a 6th opinion. A granddaughter poured out this sad story to me, and begged me to come see Grandma.
I asked her exactly why she wanted me to come in, since it didn't sound like I had much to add. Grandma has already had every test in the book.
So granddaughter said "Because the other neurologists just keep giving us bad news, and tell us to call hospice. We're looking for someone who will tell us this can be reversed, and who can fix her."
And that's why I turned down the consult. Because I'm not going to be a party to this insanity just to collect $100 from Medicare. It's not fair to anyone, especially Grandma. I bet she'd be horrified if she knew what was being done.
This is sad. But I won't be part of this family's denial issues. Me telling them the bad news for a 6th time obviously isn't going to change their actions. They'll just keep looking for someone who is either incompetent or willing to lie.
And that's why I turned it down. Because I respect Grandma. I'll never know who she was, but I doubt she'd want more docs being a part of her family's inability to let her life go with dignity.


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