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My babygirl just turned a year old yesterday! Yay! My main goal had been to BF the whole first year, then wean her starting the day after her first birthday and I'd begin a regular combo BCP when I got my cycle this month.
I almost am afraid to stop BF'ing because I've been doing it for so long, its second nature. But at the same time, I am totally ready to have my BB's back to myself.
I have also had many "woman" issues since delievery, which makes weaning her appealing. I got Mirena IUD when i was 6 weeks PP, and had spotting every single day for 8 months (and i was still PP bleeding when I got mirena as well..so imagine 9 months of bleeding constantly! UGH. It quit the very day I had it removed), I also had about 15-20 yeast infections while I had the IUD, along with a burning sensation "down there". These problems continued after the IUD was removed, and It was determined that I was suffering from "lactional vaginal atrophy"...aka.. my body thought i was in menopause from BFing so much..and the IUD also drains estrogen levels (that were already low due to breastfeeding).. so I was perscribed a tropical estrogen cream (Estrace) to try..and WHAT A DIFFERENCE. I've still had issues since this diagnosis, so my GYN is convinced it will stop after I quit breastfeeding. She also had me try Lo Loestrin FE, and wanted me to use that while I BF'd so I wouldnt end up prego again. It didnt do much but dropped my supply the first day so I stopped and we agreed to use condoms for protection and have been quite diligent in that area (as well as learning Im allergic to latex down there. *rolls eyes*) So, I would love to get myself back to "normal" and hope that weaning Layla will be the key, just as Dr. M thinks so as well.
I just have no idea how to go about it.
She only BF's in the morning and maybe once in the afternoon. depends on her mood
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December 16, 2008
"It happens every year with more and more people coming to the mall," said Sunrise Police Spokesman Lt. Brian Gerity. Sunrise Police and the mall's administration signed a partnership to increase security. The police department has added warnings and Park Smart signs throughout the parking garages, implemented a retailer signage targeting shoplifters, and has met with retailers and explained to them how to prevent crime.
Luanne Lenberg, vice president and general manager of the mall, said the staff is committed to providing a safe shopping experience. "We're confident that the security measures we have in place are effective for shoppers, retailers and employees," Lenberg said. "We will continue to do what we can and would also ask our shoppers to be diligent in being alert and reporting any suspicious activity."
Carolina Palmeiro remembers her experience when she was shopping at the mall Nov. 29 right after noontime. The resident of Doral was in a crowded clothing store when someone took her wallet. "I felt like someone hit me in the arm, but I kept walking. When I got out of the store, my purse was all open, my wallet was not there," Palmeiro said. "I was in shock. They managed to open my purse right in front of me and I didn't notice." She lost $80 in cash, all her credit cards, Florida identification card and driver's license, and a lot of important papers.
Another common crime during the high shopping season is vehicle burglarizing. A big mistake shoppers make is taking their purchases back to their cars and returning to the mall. Thieves are looking out for this, Gerity said. "If you have something of value, just take it back home or continue shopping another day, but never leave any valuables in the car," Gerity said. Thieves can even follow shoppers from one store to another. This was the case of a man who purchased five computers at Best Buy and then drove to Sawgrass Mills Mall. As soon as he parked his car, it was burglarized. Fortunately, only one computer was stolen.
Shoppers walking to their cars should also be careful and vigilant. According to a recent report, a man approached two shoppers in the parking lot and offered to help with their bags. The women refused, and the man ran away with one of their purses. But shoppers are not the only ones that need to watch out. Shoplifting has been reported on a daily basis since Black Friday, with suspects attempting to steal anything from a $19.99 T-shirt to trying to walk out with $2,574 worth of DVDs and video games. Unfortunately, shoplifters don't fit into any stereotype and even the most inoffensive-looking person could commit a crime, such as a seven-month pregnant woman who recently tried to walk away with $426.54 worth of children's clothing from JC Penny.
Gerity asks shoppers to always be alert and to report any suspicious person or activity.
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Jaime's first trip to Africa wasn't his last one. In fact, he made many trips to the intriguing continent through the subsequent years. During one momentous visit, he became nearly incapacitated due to a very bad backache. Unsure of what to do, he decided to visit a local massage parlor. The elderly woman who supplied the massage used a thick, creamy lotion; he learned that it was Shea butter. Almost immediately, Jaime experienced incredible relief from his back pain. Convinced that he'd stumbled upon a product that could change people's lives, Jaime brought a large supply if it back with him to his reail shop.
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Thanks to its amazing healing properties, the Shea butter that Jaime brought back to his store with him flew off the shelves. In short order, he created his own unique formula that incorporated unrefined, pure ingredients; from there, Shea Natural was born. Soon thereafter, Jaime was approached by hundreds of retailers who simply had to have this amazing product. That same enthusiasm continues today, as Jaime's brand has swept the globe and is now on its way to becoming one of the most well-respected skin care product lines in the world.
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Today, Jaime's line of skin care products still boasts the all-natural, unrefined ingredients that it always has. It stands out even more from competing products by never including ingredients like glycols, sulfates, petroleums, parabens, preservatives, or animal byproducts. Furthermore, these exceptional products are never tested on animals. Its ingredients are fairly traded and sustainably produced, so people can feel good about buying them. Many of them come from indigenous African farmers and women-run co-ops who are paid above-market prices. From its humble beginnings during an impulsive trip to Africa, Shea Natural has become a truly world-class company.
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Shea Natural 100% Whipped Shea Butter Honeydew Mint is hydrating, moisturizing and nourishing. 100% Whipped Shea Butter is pure, unrefined shea butter extracted from the seed of the West African Karite Tree, known as the Tree of Life. This rare, natural butter has been treasured for centuries as it contains essential nutrients to heal, moisturize and protect all types of skin while restoring elasticity and tone. Rich and creamy, each jar of Shea Natural Whipped Shea Butter is crafted with care.
Shea Butter is not a recent discovery or accomplishment. This natural product has been around for centuries. The history of Shea Butter can be traced back to ancient Egyptian times. In fact, it is believed that some of the early users of Shea Butter were great women such as Cleopatra and the Queen of Sheba. Common Africans then started using Shea butter to protect their skin and hair from the massive sun and coarse winds of the African deserts. Shea butter was also used as a healing remedy for circumcision, an insect repellant and as an antiperspirant. During pregnancy, African women rub their stomachs with Shea butter to prevent stretch marks; during birth women would squat over a tub of warm water and Shea oil to reduce the pain of child birth; after birth, babies are massaged head to toe with Shea butter for healthy, glowing skin. About 200 years ago, Europeans rediscovered Shea butter. Now, Shea butter is made in 19 African countries. The use of Shea butter is rapidly growing in the United States, as Americans notice the power of this unusual product.
Shea Natural Shea butter has not been refined in any way. Refined Shea Butter has usually been extracted from the Shea kernels with hexane or other petroleum solvents. The extracted oil is boiled to drive off the toxic solvents, and then refined, bleached and deodorized, which involves heating it to high temperatures and the use of harsh chemicals, such as sodium hydroxide. Shea butter extracted in this matter still contains some undesirable solvent waste. Antioxidants or preservatives are added as well. The end result is an odorless, white butter that may be physically appealing, but lacks the true moisturizing, healing, and nutritive properties of true traditional Shea butter. Although refined Shea butter has a longer shelf life, it is often hard and grainy, not smooth and creamy like pure, unrefined Shea butter.
Only pure unrefined Shea butter has the true healing and moisturizing properties of Shea butter. Most Shea butter available to the general public outside West Africa is white and odorless - in other words it has been "refined" to remove the natural scent and color of natural Shea butter. In the process, the majority of the effective agents are also removed. Shea Natural's unrefined Shea butter gives you the best results.
About 1 in 3 trees will produce the fruit during the season. The fruit will grow to about the size of a plum. When ripened, the fruit is a green or yellow color with a sweet custard inside. The nut is found in the center of the fruit. The benefits of Shea butter mentioned, can only be obtained from high quality Shea butter. They offer the highest quality of Grade A Shea butter for the best results around.
What is Shea Butter?
Shea butter is an ivory colored natural fat extracted from the seed of the Karite Nut tree, also called the Mangifolia tree, found in the semi-arid savannahs of West and Central Africa. This tree begins to bear fruit after about 15 years and can take up to 30 years to bear a quality crop of nuts with a high content of irremovable fatty acid. It is this irremovable fatty acid that gives Shea butter its unique healing properties and makes it far superior to cocoa butter and other vegetable butters.
How is Shea butter extracted?
After Shea nuts are collected, they are then sun-dried and shelled by hand with a stone-like device. The kernels are cold-pressed and pounded; otherwise they are brought to an electric grinding mill. This leaves the nuts as a fine paste. Water is added to dissolve the fat while the mixture is being whipped. By now, cool water is sprinkled over the whipped paste, causing the separated fat to harden. This procedure repeats until a white extract is formed to be drained, boiled, filtered and left to sit in the sun to cure.
Who should use Shea butter?
Everyone should use Shea butter. Why? Shea butter is one of the richest sources in satiric acid and the beneficial dietary fat. Tests have proven that Shea butter is an effective natural moisturizer with remarkable healing, restoring, anti-aging properties and more. Shea butter comes in many forms and keeps your skin firm and yet soft, leaving you looking youthful. Shea butter is one of the most versatile and safe moisturizers on the market today.
How should Shea Butter smell?
Shea butter has a natural, nutty smell, which is pleasant to most people. Over time, the smell of the Shea butter will diminish. If an unrefined Shea butter has almost no smell, it is probably getting old. Shea butter should not stink, no matter how old it is. If you do not like the smell of natural, raw Shea butter, you can purchase other Shea Natural's butter which is still 100% whipped Shea, but includes a fragrance.
The uses of Shea Butter
Shea butter is one of nature's greatest moisturizers and has a vast number of proven healing properties. Because of its amazing properties, Shea butter is an excellent ingredient for soaps, lotions, hair products and creams. The high level of vegetable fats found in Shea butter contribute to its ability to heal burns and wounds and to promote cell regeneration and capillary circulation. Because Shea is a highly moisturizing, anti-inflammatory agent, Shea has become an effective treatment for a number of skin maladies, including scars, eczema, wounds, burns, rashes, acne, dry skin, dark spots, skin discolorations, wrinkles, and most importantly, stretch marks. Shea butter is a wonderful oil that absorbs easily into the skin and will not leave the body or face feeling greasy. Shea butter also acts as a natural barrier against the elements of cigarette smoke, and harmful chemical pollutants and smog in the atmosphere. Shea butter helps restore hair growth.
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Stretch Marks:
You can use shea butter to fight stretch marks. Stretch marks usually make an appearance upon pregnancy, sudden weight gain, bodybuilding, and growth spurts. When your body expands, your skin also starts to stretch. The underlying layers are not as capable of keeping up with the elasticity demands, and in time, the dermis may tear in several places.
Stretch marks are commonly observed on the thighs, buttocks, upper arms and also the breast area. They are not easy to get rid of, even with the best skin care regimen. While there are many commercially prepared creams whose manufacturers claim can help fight stretch marks, Shea butter is one of the few that has proven to be effective.
Hair care
As it is full of minerals, vitamins, moisturizing and anti-inflammatory properties, Shea butter's benefits for hair are many. Its anti-inflammatory properties heal damaged scalp and help clear any infections. It works well against dandruff, too. It can do wonders for hair that has been damaged by excessive coloring and blow-drying. It also helps to repair hair that has been affected for too long by pollution. Damaged and brittle hair can be conditioned and strengthened by its moisturizing properties. It soothes and softens dry hair. As the Shea butter is light and non-greasy, it can also be applied as a leave-in for hair. This will help to shield hair by locking or concealing the moisture in. Besides being great for dry hair, it helps to nourish normal hair and it's non-greasy, easy spread property helps to control excess moisture in oily hair. Using Shea butter is a great way to rejuvenate your hair.
A pre-shampoo treatment is recommended if you have very parched and damaged hair. It is also great for anyone with chemically treated hair, colored hair, and for those who use heat appliances on their hair. It provides deep moisture and strengthens the hair cuticles.
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Jaime's first trip to Africa wasn't his last one. In fact, he made many trips to the intriguing continent through the subsequent years. During one momentous visit, he became nearly incapacitated due to a very bad backache. Unsure of what to do, he decided to visit a local massage parlor. The elderly woman who supplied the massage used a thick, creamy lotion; he learned that it was Shea butter. Almost immediately, Jaime experienced incredible relief from his back pain. Convinced that he'd stumbled upon a product that could change people's lives, Jaime brought a large supply if it back with him to his retail shop.
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A standardMaserati GranCabrio MC gets its power from a 4.7-liter V-8 engine that delivers a total of 460 horsepower. Those are pretty good numbers for a sports convertible, but not the best a Maserati can do.
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The White House had to put on a full-court press to win the 217-205 vote, issuing dire warnings that the proposal would dismantle a crucial intelligence tool and make America less safe against terrorism. It pledged, however, to cooperate in a "reasoned review" of the sweeping surveillance programs spotlighted by NSA leaker Edward Snowden.
Momentum appears to be on the side of those who want to rein in the government's dragnet. On Friday, House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi of California sent President Barack Obama a letter warning that even those like her who opposed the amendment were looking at changes. The letter was signed by 153 other House Democrats, including 30 from California, Sacramento-area Reps. Ami Bera and Doris Matsui among them.
The letter raises some of the right issues that need to be addressed. The Democrats ask whether the metadata telecommunications program could be narrowed to better protect Americans' civil liberties. The NSA collects and stores phone records on millions of Americans every day who they call, when and where from. To get more information, such as the content of conversations, it must get authorization for specific individuals.
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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - Drought conditions in Wisconsin are about the same as they were a week ago.
The U.S. Drought Monitor said today that 88.5 percent of the state's land area remains abnormally dry or worse. That's the same percentage as last week.
Just over a quarter of the Badger State is still in a severe drought – mostly in northwest and far southern Wisconsin.
11 counties in east central Wisconsin are the only ones not in some form of drought. Nationally, drought conditions leveled off this week, after a couple of weeks in which conditions got slightly worse.
Over 62 percent of the mainland U.S. is still in some form of drought – and one-fifth of states still have an extreme or exceptional drought status. Wisconsin is not among those.
Because of the drought, barge operators fear a shutdown of traffic on the Mississippi River.
The National Weather Service said Wednesday that the river is not dropping as rapidly as it feared. But not much rain is predicted over the next few days in the driest parts of the river close to Saint Louis.


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Memphis • Something happened Saturday that hadn't yet occurred two games and one quarter into the Utah Jazz's season.
With Paul Millsap and Derrick Favors in the game, Jazz center Al Jefferson stepped to the scorer's table and checked in with 4:36 remaining in the second quarter of the Jazz's eventual 110-100 loss in San Antonio. But Jefferson didn't replace one of the Jazz's other two big men.
Instead, a guard came off the floor to make way for Jefferson, moving Millsap, who starts at power forward for the Jazz, to small forward.
It was the strongest sign yet from coach Tyrone Corbin that the 1-2 Jazz, who play Monday at Memphis, can't afford not to have Favors on the floor and that the issue of how to manage the minutes, particularly in the frontcourt, may not be one that ever falls into place, but will continue to be made up of odd quirks and new combinations.
"[Favors] was playing well enough, he was really effective on the defensive end and we needed some stops," Corbin said. "We needed him on the floor at that time."
In the Jazz frontcourt, and throughout a loaded roster, figuring out the rotation isn't as simple as who backs up whom, and it may not ever be entirely sorted out, barring a trade that clears the logjam.
Corbin couldn't afford to sacrifice Favors' defense, and with the Jazz down 19, he couldn't go any longer without Jefferson's offense.
Corbin has cautioned that it's too early to read into the Jazz's rotation, but at this point at least one thing is clear: Second-year guard Alec Burks, through three games, is the biggest casualty of the Jazz's depth. The former lottery pick has played 2 minutes and 16 seconds after averaging 16 minutes per game last year. Randy Foye and Jamaal Tinsley have split the minutes at the backup guard positions.
Earlier this week, Corbin said he didn't want players to have to worry about guessing when and if they might be going in, but given the many options the Jazz have, it may be tough for anyone to know what will happen.
For some, particularly Millsap, the real mystery may be at which position they're asked to play.
"I've been here seven years," Millsap said. "So I know how to play [in this system] from any position. So, if I get stuck out there then I'm able to adjust to it."
The flip side of playing Jefferson, Favors and Millsap together is that it comes at the expense of established players at the small-forward position, including Marvin Williams and DeMarre Carroll.
Carroll played a season-low 6:10 on Saturday.
"I can't worry about that now," Carroll said. "I just worry about learning and playing well. ... Coach, he's the coach, and he makes the decision."
Favors and Enes Kanter have both made strong cases for more playing time, but thus far have been relegated to the bench behind Millsap and Jefferson.
However, playing Millsap at the "3" spot doesn't seem to be a long-term solution, rather a tweak that could work in spot situations.
For the final 4:26 of the second quarter, the Jazz went with a lineup of Favors, Millsap, Jefferson, Gordon Hayward and Mo Williams. The Jazz outscored the Spurs only 16-15 in that span, but had perhaps their most consistent stretch of the game. At one point, they scored on five straight possessions.
"We're still working on some things," Corbin said. "It's going to be a work in progress for a while, we'll see what we have."
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• Through three games, the Jazz's rotation is as much a mystery as ever.
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I couldn't even get past the first ten minutes of that Prom Night remake.
The local theater is looking to do a couple of free movies for Halloween, one for the families and one for the older kids/adults. In order to make it so that the teens can go, the gal that arranges the films is looking for something PG-13. She's also looking for something fairly new.
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I'll second the Ring as a decent pg-13 horror, the sequel sucks though...Prom Night was terrible
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News about Denmark, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 13, 2014
Denmark's Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries says that listeria outbreak tied to contaminated Danish meat has killed 12 people since September 2013. MORE
Apr. 3, 2014
Yahya Hassan, 18-year-old Danish-Palestinian poet, has earned death threats for poetry collection that criticizes Danish welfare state, his family and Danish Muslims at large; collection has ignited both debate and commercial success beyond country's borders. MORE
Mar. 30, 2014
Danish brewery Mikkeller and Brooklyn-based brewery Evil Twin are run by twin brothers Mikkel Borg Bjergso and Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergso, respectively, and both are widely lauded for their unique flavors; twins are not on good terms and do not speak; Mikkel is credited with being one of the first so-called phantom brewers, who do not own actual brewing facilities. MORE
Aug. 15, 2013
Writer George Blecher describes experience of buying rural summer cottage in Denmark with his Danish wife, as well as his passion for gardening that followed; recounts subsequent divorce and how it affected his relationship to house and surrounding area. MORE
Apr. 21, 2013
Denmark is working to overhaul entitlements, with little fuss, political protest or notice abroad, in attempt to prod Danes into working more, longer or both; although Denmark's economic outlook is better than many other European countries, it is grappling with long-term outlook that is troubling, and in many parts of country people without jobs now outnumber those with them. MORE
Feb. 28, 2013
Danish Muslim groups have rallied to vociferously defend right of free speech of Lars Hedegaard, anti-Islamic polemicist who was target of shooting, suggesting significant shift in attitude, or at least in strategies, for such groups. MORE
Dec. 4, 2012
Britain, France, Spain, Sweden and Denmark summon Israeli ambassadors to their countries to protest Israel's plans for increased settlement construction, unusually sharp diplomatic step that reflects growing frustration abroad with Israel's policies on Palestinian issue. MORE
Nov. 13, 2012
Lawmakers in Denmark, citing harmful effect on businesses and consumer buying power, repeal so-called fat tax, which was charged on foods high in saturated fats, after just one year. MORE
Oct. 20, 2012
Danish double agent says he arranged marriage for Anwar al-Awlaki, Al Qaeda affiliate leader in Yemen, as part of efforts by Danish and American intelligence officials to hunt him down. MORE
Sep. 4, 2012
Team of archeologists led by Dr Mads Kahler Holst unearths a trove of ancient weapons and human remains in the wetlands of Denmark; artifacts indicate that the 2,000-year-old site was the scene of a major battle, although it is unclear what the battle was about and who the warriors were. MORE
Jul. 18, 2012
Copenhagen Journal; Denmark, already a cycling nation, is trying to encourage commuting to Copenhagen by bicycle by opening what it calls cycle superhighways. MORE
Jun. 5, 2012
Danish court convicts four men of planning a terrorist attack in 2010 against the offices of the newspaper Jyllands-Posten, sentencing them to 12 years in prison; the planned attack was intended as revenge for the newspaper's publication of 12 cartoons, many of them depicting the Prophet Muhammad. MORE
Apr. 28, 2012
Danish authorities arrest three men, one Jordanian, one from Turkey and a Danish citizen, accused of planning terrorist operation and of illegal possession of firearms. MORE
Apr. 10, 2012
Seven police officers are wounded when a bomb explodes as protesters near Bahrain's capital called for the released of jailed activist Abdulhadi al-Khawaja, who has been on a two-month hunger strike; Bahrain has ruled out sending Khawaja, who is also a Danish citizen, to Denmark for medical treatment, despite a request from the Danish government. MORE
Mar. 3, 2012
Four people are arrested and charged with terrorism for allegedly planning a shooting spree at Copenhagen offices of Jyllands-Posten newspaper, which published cartoons of Prophet Muhammad in 2005. MORE
Feb. 29, 2012
Two hostages die during an operation by the Danish Navy to free 16 hostages held on a pirate mother ship off the coast of Somalia; 17 people suspected of being pirates are taken aboard the Absalon, a Danish warship. MORE
Nov. 20, 2011
Mark Bittman Choice Tables column reviews restaurants in Copenhagen, Denmark. MORE
Oct. 27, 2011
Valsgard Journal; Danish idea of recruiting industrial architects to help design less aesthetically intrusive pylons to support the high-tension power lines that carry electricity across the country is gaining traction internationally. MORE
Oct. 24, 2011
Princess Mary of Denmark is making a series of appearance in New York City with her husband Prince Frederik, the heir to the Danish throne. MORE
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Official Name: Kingdom of Denmark
Capital: Copenhagen (Current local time)
Government Type: Constitutional monarchy
Population: 5.47 million
Area: 16,639 square miles; slightly smaller than Vermont and New Hampshire combined.
Languages: Danish, Faroese, Greenlandic (an Inuit dialect), German (small minority)
Year of Independence: Became a constitutional monarchy in 1849
Web site: Denmark.DK
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A scientist with the Global Carbon Project argues that China holds the key to promoting renewable energy and limiting global warming.
September 21, 2014, Sunday
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Restrictions Are Eased for Ex-Preschool Intern Accused of Sex Abuse
Malthe Thomsen, who is accused of inappropriately touching children at the International Preschools in Manhattan, no longer has to wear an ankle monitor, and his bail was reduced to $200,000.
September 19, 2014, Friday
MORE ON DENMARK AND: Thomsen, Malthe , International Preschools of NYC , Child Abuse and Neglect , Sex Crimes , Education (K-12) , Children and Childhood , Copenhagen (Denmark) , New York City
FMC to Acquire Danish Insecticide Maker for $1.4 Billion
The deal to acquire Cheminova is expected to bolster FMC, a Philadelphia-based company that supplies insecticides, fungicides and other chemicals to the agriculture industry.
September 8, 2014, Monday
MORE ON DENMARK AND: Denmark , Citigroup Inc , FMC Corporation , Goldman Sachs Group Inc , JPMorgan Chase & Company , Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz , Agriculture and Farming , Chemicals , Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures , Pesticides
Obama Enlists 9 Allies to Help in the Battle Against ISIS
President Obama escalated the response to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria on Friday, recruiting allies to help crush the group and outlining a strategy that echoes the war on terror.
September 6, 2014, Saturday
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MAD4 Food Festival in Copenhagen: A Rallying Cry for Social Change
This year's symposium asked "What is cooking?" — a question that may have proved too difficult to answer.
August 26, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON DENMARK AND: Choi, Roy , Jaffrey, Madhur , Redzepi, Rene , Copenhagen (Denmark) , Cooking and Cookbooks
The Weekly Agenda | A Mission Chinese Chef Pops up in Copenhagen, the FYF Fest in Los Angeles and More From the Cultural Calendar
Plus, art and dance on both coasts, a new camera lens launching in London and more from T's list of things to see and do in the week ahead.
August 18, 2014, Monday
MORE ON DENMARK AND: Lee, Dion , Australia , Copenhagen (Denmark) , Lomography , Mission Chinese Food (Manhattan, NY, Restaurant) , Art , Museums , Parties (Social)
Denmark: Fatal Outbreak Tied to Meat
An outbreak of listeria tied to contaminated Danish meat has killed 12 people since last September, with most of the deaths in the past three months, the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries said Tuesday.
August 13, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON DENMARK AND: Denmark , Meat , Food Contamination and Poisoning , Listeria Monocytogenes , Europe
Seen on the Street | Outside the Spring/Summer 2015 Copenhagen Shows
A glimpse at what some of the women and men were wearing in Copenhagen during the city's just-concluded fashion week.
August 8, 2014, Friday
MORE ON DENMARK AND: Copenhagen (Denmark) , Fashion and Apparel
What Is the World's Most Livable City?
Monocle magazine says it's Copenhagen, the Danish capital, thanks to its focus on "human scale" urban development.
August 4, 2014, Monday
MORE ON DENMARK AND: Canada , Vancouver (British Columbia) , Tokyo (Japan) , Japan , Denmark , Copenhagen (Denmark) , Urban Areas , Area Planning and Renewal
Santander to Buy G.E.'s Nordic Banking Business
The deal to acquire GE Capital's Scandinavian consumer finance business for about $952 million is part of the Spanish lender's plan to grow in Sweden, Denmark and Norway.
June 23, 2014, Monday
MORE ON DENMARK AND: Botin, Emilio , Denmark , Sweden , Scandinavia , Norway , Banco Santander S A , GE Capital Corp , General Electric Company , Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures
Two Continents, Moving in Opposite Directions
European new-car sales have fallen to the lowest level in more than a decade while American new-car sales have been recovering. Over the last year, sales have increased in only three of the 20 largest countries in the European Union — Britain, Hungary and Denmark. In none of them have sales risen as rapidly as in the United States.
A Changing Greenland
The warming climate has expanded the possibility of oil and mineral exploitation in the Arctic, bringing a construction boom to Nuuk, the capital of Greenland.
A Green Light for Copenhagen's Cyclists
A new initiative in Copenhagen aims at building miles of bicycle highways that offer cyclists a safer and faster way to commute.
A Green Light for Copenhagen's Cyclists
A new initiative in Copenhagen aims at building miles of bicycle highways that offer cyclists a safer and faster way to commute.
Comparing Economic Mobility
American men born in the bottom quintile are more likely to stay there than the Danish.
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Where Did Summer Go?
September 13, 2010 - Jennifer Brookens
It never seems fair that even though winter and summer are about the same length calendar-wise, winter drags on forever while summer just zooms by.
My whole summer was spent running, running, running. I had plenty to do at all times: features, meetings and stories to cover. Then there were the many family outings, T-Ball and swimming lessons, and vacations.
And now it's all come to a screeching halt. I'm learning to get up early again, but even with having an hour to an hour and a half of earlier work time I'm still at a loss. For my overflowing "to-do" list has finally been dwindled down. While things will pick up again (they always do), that sense of dread kicks in knowing what comes next.
But I'm hoping this year that we'll have a long, extended fall, where I enjoy beautiful warm colors, watching some sports (finally got those tickets to Target Field my husband had been crying for all season!) and maybe - just maybe- not having to design Halloween costumes that need to fit over snowsuits!
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1 oz. small diced lemley tomato
1t minced garlic
¼ C white wine
½ C coconut milk
¼ C fish stock
¼ C small sunburst squash
¼ C blanched Asparagus
1 T grated parmesan-reggiano
Shaved parmesan-reggiano for garnish
1 t chopped Italian parsley for garnish
Salt and pepper to taste
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4. Cook until golden brown, flip, and cook until done.
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8. Add stock and coconut milk.
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Sweet Dreams now has 3 stores in the Charlotte/ Lake Norman area of North Carolina and this ecommerce website that offers industry leading low prices on the #1 rated mattress and bedding brands in the nation in every category, as well as great furniture deals and styles for every room of the house.
If you ask Greg & Katy what their main goals in business are, they will tell you, "To be the best solution for our customers' needs. By serving each customer with savings and excellent service during and after the sale we hope to glorify God by positively impacting the lives of those we serve."
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Jim & Sharon have been the Owners/Operators with Greg & Katy since the company's inception in 2002. Jim is retiring from Sweet Dreams to enjoy his grandchildren beginning in 2011, but contact Sharon below:
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You may be able to tell by Christy's accent that she is a North Carolina native and graduate of Western Carolina University! Christy's bubbly and outgoing personality shines as she has so many great relationships with her customers and co-workers. Christy began with Sweet Dreams in 2005 and is now Sales Manager. She is very knowledgeable with the product and talented with helping customers find the right solution for their needs.
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Andrew Schlesser is the E-Commerce Manager for Sweet Dreams Mattress and has taken over the responsibility of answering all of the Ask the Expert questions and most of the inquiries that come in via the website. Andrew has been trained and certified by Greg & Katy, & our Manufacturer's Reps and Programs to give you accurate, straight forward advice on model comparisons and on choosing the right model for your individual needs.
Andrew started with Sweet Dreams in 2006 after graduating from Northern Illinois University where he also worked as a journalist for the school paper. Andrew is Katy's brother and is also born and raised in the Chicago area. He has enjoyed the nice Carolina weather and also enjoys being a musician.
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Denver, NC 28037
Visit our Cornelius, NC location just of Exit 28 on I-77 (next to Acropolis Cafe) and you'll meet Store Manager, Stephen Patterson. Stephen has a passion for growing our business through offering above and beyond service. We have received compliment after compliment from our customers on Stephen's courteous and helpful attitude, and his sense of humor. If you are looking for great deals and service on your bedding or furnishings, or just a good laugh, stop by and see Stephen Patterson in Cornelius.
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20647 Catawba Ave
Cornelius, NC 28031
Jimmy has been with Sweet Dreams since 2005 and is our Warehouse and Local Delivery Manager. Jimmy has the Sweet Dreams record for the most positive feedback and compliments from our customers. He has personally served thousands and thousands of our clients with first class customer service. As Warehouse and Delivery Manager Jimmy is focused on order accuracy, timeliness, and an unwavering commitment to polite and compassionate service.
Jimmy Hurtado was born in Ecuador and is fluent in Spanish and English and is very knowledgeable on our products and services. If you need a Spanish speaking associate, call and ask for Jimmy or should we say: *** Si usted necesita un socio que hablan espanol, llame y pregunte por Jimmy. Habla espanol.***
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2445 Statesville Hwy
Mooresville, NC 28115
Kathryn Gaus has been with Sweet Dreams since 2006 and is instrumental in our customer follow up program and administration. Kathryn is Greg's sister and is a vital member to this family owned and operated business! Kathryn's title is Administrative Assistant, but she certainly wears many hats with Sweet Dreams including serving customers in the Outlet Center. Kathryn enjoys playing with her children, tennis, and boating on Lake Norman.
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Administrative Assistant
2445 Statesville Hwy
Mooresville, NC 28115
Suzette is our Project Manager and has done most of the work on this website. Her computer skills and attention to details are incredible, but her personality is even more impressive. Suzette is so helpful and personable that she quickly found her way to our showrooms helping customers and is now the manager at our River Hwy location in Mooresville.
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A 21-year-old German man is accused of allegedly taking photographs of a 10-year-old boy as the child used a public restroom Sunday near the food court at Opry Mills Mall.
Gerrit Frank Greiert was jailed on a $100,000 bond after police said the boy's father saw Greiert holding a cell phone over the stall his son was using.
The boy's father then detained Greiert and took away his cell phone while police were on their way.
Detectives searched Greiert's phone and found images of another child in a bathroom setting. The suspect told police those photos were taken in Mississippi.
Greiert is charged with two counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, and police said the investigation is ongoing.
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"Opry Mills will not tolerate this type of criminal behavior and applauds the prompt response of our security team and Metro Nashville Police Department as they continue to investigate this situation. The safety of our shoppers and employees is our top priority."
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Eighth-ranked Michigan suffered a heartbreaking loss yesterday afternoon as number-two Indiana escaped with a 72-to-71 win in Ann Arbor. With the victory, Indiana captured the Big Ten Conference regular season championship outright for the first time since 1993. Michigan had a shot at a share of the conference title, but instead settles for the fifth seed in the upcoming Big Ten Tournament. The Wolverines handed the Hoosiers the win by failing to close it out at the free throw line. Michigan led 71-to-66 with 52 seconds remaining, but then
Tim Hardaway, Junior and Trey Burke both missed the front end of one-and-one opportunities and eventually Indiana center Cody Zeller scored the go-ahead basket with 13.7 seconds left. Burke then missed a shot and Jordan Morgan's tip-in attempt that could have won it for the Wolverines saw the ball roll around the rim and off with 4 second left and Indiana grabbed the rebound to seal the outcome. Zeller ended with a game-high 25 points and grabbed 10 rebounds while Burke netted 20 points for the Wolverines, who were trying to go undefeated at home for the first time in 36 years.
Michigan will face Penn State Thursday in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament. The Wolverine's loss also cost Michigan State and Ohio State a chance to share the league crown. Last night in East Lansing, the tenth ranked Spartans beat Northwestern 71-to-61 with Keith Appling leading MSU with 16 points. Michigan State will have the third seed and a first-round bye in the upcoming conference tournament with the Spartans on Friday facing the winner of Iowa vs. Northwestern. The number-two seed goes to Ohio State with the number-14 Buckeyes yesterday beating Illinois 68-to-55.


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Without a doubt, Alpine's pass holders are some of the coolest people on the planet. Multi-decade friends and new faces alike were out for the Sunset/Moonrise Mountaintop Celebration this past Saturday evening, April 19. And party we did; first atop the Roundhouse chair, complete with a warming fire big enough to build the world's largest ball of marshmallow goo.
Gale-force winds? No matter. Snow flurries honing in? Perfect. Just the type of weather to summon hardy folks to a twilight ski party.
Tony the Alpenhorn player belted out tunes while kids flung marshmallows aflame; adults did the I'm-chilly-but-this-is fun jig while sipping various elixirs from eclectic containers of every size and shape; and Alpine patrollers Karl and Pete discussed and justified making the fire bigger every 10 minutes.
And then it happened: the moon rose over Lake Tahoe. And we howled.
The ski run down to dinner in the lodge took on the feel of a living, breathing, moving party (it takes some talent to balance the King of Beers while snowboarding), indicative of the evening's festive camaraderie.
From everyone at Alpine to the all of Saturday's (and every day's) guests-of-honor, our hats are off and our glasses are raised. Thank you all for your support, your style, and your never-ending love of skiing, snowboarding, and this great mountain we all consider our second home.
P.S.: If anyone from Saturday night wants a high resolution version of the group photo emailed to them, you can download it at Alpine's Flickr account. The direct link is: http://www.flickr.com/photos/skialpine/2431346031/sizes/o/
From there, click on the option to "Download Original Size". Before you do this, keep in mind it's a big photo, so if you live somewhere without high speed, you may not want to do this.
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Michigan State Cross Country Hosts Big Ten Championships
Oct. 25, 2012
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EAST LANSING, Mich. - The Michigan State cross country teams opens their championship season on Sunday, Oct. 28, as they host the 2012 Big Ten Cross Country Championships . Action begins at 10:45 a.m. ET with the women's 6K race, followed by the men's 8K race at 11:45 p.m. ET.
The meet will be held at Forest Akers East Golf Course. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for seniors and is free to students and children. Parking will be available in the commuter Lot 89 located off of Mt. Hope Road.
Gates will open at 9 a.m. and the only meet entrance will be at the north end of the golf course off of Mt. Hope Road near the parking lot. Handicap parking will be available at the golf course on a first come, first serve basis.
Fans unable to attend the event live can enjoy the Big Ten Cross Country Championships on television tape delayed on Sunday, Nov. 4 at 9 a.m. ET on BTN.
Big Ten Championships History - Men
Last year, the men finished eighth as a team with a score of 191. The top individual finisher was David Madrigal who placed 24th overall with a career-best 24:27 mark. The Spartans return all but one runner from last year's conference meet.
Big Ten Championships History - Women
In 2011, the women placed tops as a team with 55 points. Individually, Julia Otwell was first in the race when she clocked in at 20:30, good for fifth-place overall. MSU returns all but two runners from last year's conference meet.
Where We Rank
On the men's side, MSU is currently seventh in the USTFCCCA Great Lakes regional rankings.
Championship Field
The women face a tough field, including three other teams ranked in the national poll. No. 7 Michigan, who sits atop the Great Lakes Regional poll, as well as No. 13 Penn State and No. 25 Minnesota.
Last Time Out
True freshman Alexa Rumsey, running unattached, placed third in the women's 5K and crossed the finish line in 18.09. Close behind was sophomore Melanie Brender as the top MSU finisher with a time of 18:16. 30, good for fifth place.
Unattached freshman Nick Soter crossed the finish line in 16:09 to place 16th overall in the men's 5K race. Freshman Ryan Beyea, also running unattached, finished 22nd with a time of 16.19.
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I'm celebrating Thanksgiving with my family in Chicago, we made mashed potatoes, corn and green beans, scalloped turnips, scalloped oysters, gravy and Turkey with mushrooms and wine dressing, cider, montango cheese, peacan pie, apple cranberry pie and vanilla ice cream! Good thing we're a whole bunch of people to eat it all! And this year our turkeys name is HOHOCO.
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