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Tissue types
There are 4 basic types of tissue: connective tissue, epithelial tissue, muscle tissue, and nervous tissue. Connective tissue supports other tissues and binds them together (bone, blood, and lymph tissues). Epithelial tissue provides a covering (skin, the linings of the various passages inside the body). Muscle tissue includes striated (also called voluntary) muscles that move the skeleton, and smooth muscle, such as the muscles that surround the stomach. Nerve tissue is made up of nerve cells (neurons) and is used to carry "messages" to and from various parts of the body.
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5th June 2014 01:44 AM #1
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Pregnancy Planning
I'm ready to start trying for a baby, but I feel like my husband is hesitant. I'm nervous to talk to him about the issue.
Do you have any advice on the best way to bring up this subject with him? Anyone with tips on what was effective (or ineffective) for you, please share!
8th June 2014 04:26 AM #2
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The best advice I can offer is to open the lines of communication with your husband. You have to talk about it with him and both of you come to a understanding of each others wishes and desires.
He is your husband and will be the father of your child. Its very important to talk this over with him.
Bringing new life into the world is something that a couple should agree upon before hand.
Could you write him a heart felt letter explaining how you feel about this?
A email?
Go on a walk with him and bring it up then?
Everything will work out, it will.
Just remember communication is the key!
8th June 2014 07:40 AM #3
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Thanks for the reply, sunnymumof5!
I'm nervous to bring it up in person because I get emotional easily and there is a likelihood I would cry. I like the suggestion of a letter or email. It would be easier to express myself but open up the communication on the subject.
thanks for the suggestions and support. I'm sure it will work out, too.


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System Features
The School of Medicine Web System is built on top of Plone, a powerful open source content management system. The list below shows a sample of the features that come standard in the current version of the SOM Web System.
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Accessibility compliant
Plone has been designed to be completely accessible and usable, working in accordance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG v1.0). Using the efforts of the community ensures better accessibility compliance.
Do you have content on your site that should be restricted to a group of users? With Plone you can add a custom workflow to a folder on your site that will restrict it to a group of users with a valid login.
Need more than one online calendar? Maybe one calendar for residents, another for Grand Rounds? Now you can have as many calendars as you need! Within one calendar, you can choose to exclude event types (say, Grand Rounds) by clicking on a check box. Calendar feeds from Google calendars are also supported with the system.
Editing through the web
There is no software to buy and no applications to install. All you need to edit a site in the School of Medicine's web system is a web browser. In short, a site can be edited from anywhere at any time. The system also uses a familiar graphical interface (similar to Microsoft Word) to edit content through the web.
Review List
Site managers may choose to limit a site contributor's ability to make content publicly available. They can require site contributors to submit their content for review. Then, anyone with the 'can review' permission (such as the site manager) can either publish the content or send it back. This optional workflow process can help a site manager maintain control of their site's content.
Formerly known as Smart Folders, Collections display a list of results from a predefined search. Perhaps one of the most powerful, and under-used, features in the Web System, Collections are a great way to display a list of items scattered throughout your site.
An improved collection editing interface provides dropdown lists for multiple criteria, including search term, content type, date, etc. Sorting options and a live preview of the results makes it possible to see what existing content will match the saved criteria.
RSS feed support
Folder and collection content can be digested as an RSS feed.
Web Statistics
Our system automatically collects information on site usage. Evaluating these easy to read reports will help you design and engage your web users. Analytics also integrates with email and off-line campaigns to help you monitor the popularity of your printed material.
Comment capabilities on any content
Anonymous or logged in users can discuss content in a blog fashion. Comments can be moderated by authorized users and will not be shown until approval is granted.
Cut/copy/paste operations on content
The web system is very forgiving. Did you put a page in the wrong folder? No problem! Simply cut and paste it from one location to the other. You can move one page or multiple pages at a time. You can even upload or create multiple files and then publish them all at one time (rather than individually). Do you have recurring events that you will need to post on your site (e.g. grand rounds)? No problem. Create the first event then duplicate it using the copy and paste feature. Now all you have to do is make a few edits to the new events rather than re-create each one.
Collaboration and sharing
Multiple users can collaborate on content with the system tracking each version change. Content can be shared with different permissions to different users.
Automatic Locking and Unlocking
There's no need to worry about two people editing the same page and over-writing each other's work. As soon as one person edits a page (or any other piece of content), the system locks it and prevents others from editing it. Anyone else attempting to edit the page will see an alert box stating that the page is locked (being edited), by whom and how long ago. As soon as the person editing the page saves their changes, the system automatically unlocks the page.
Versioning, History and Reverting Content
Each piece of content (pages, folders, news items, etc.) in the web system maintains its own history. This history shows you when changes have been made and by whom. It allows you to compare different versions of a file and even revert to an earlier version.
Check Out/In (Working Copy Support)
Ever need to make an extensive update to a page on your site that could take a few days? Now with the built-in Working Copy Support feature, you can check out a copy of your page, leaving the old one intact, and work on the new one. When you're ready to publish the new page, simply check the working copy in and your new page will replace the existing one. Combine this with the version history, and you retain an archive of the old version.
Automatic image scaling and thumbnail generation
Images uploaded to the system are automatically stored in several sizes, from thumbnail to full size, to best fit the editor's need. This avoids having very large images used in pages, causing very slow load times.
Link and reference integrity checking
The system prevents users from creating 404 (document not found) errors when deleting content. It ensures that links established between documents are valid by notifying the user that another piece of content within the system has a link to the content they are about to delete. The system even provides links to the content containing the links making it easy for users to find and edit referring pages. The system also automatically keeps track of content that has been renamed or moved within the system. If visitors come to your site via an old url/link/bookmark, the system will automatically redirect them to the new location of the content they are looking for, as long as the old url/shortname is not reused.
Enhanced Portlet Management
Portlets are containers for content items that can appear to the left or right of (and with Content Well Portlets, above and below) the main content area. The latest version of the web system offers enhanced portlet management screens for controlling where these portlets appear throughout your site.
Built-in jquery
jQuery, a standardized javascript library, is built into the system, for quick feature development (image overlays, tabbed content, slider transitions, etc).
Automatic creation of navigation
Navigation is created automatically when content is created and reordered. No need to maintain it separately.
Drag and drop reordering of content
In the folder contents view, the content author can drag and drop to modify the order of the content in the folder, thus changing the order of the navigation.
Auto-generated table of contents
The system can auto generate and auto update a table of contents based on the headers that are assigned on a page. This makes it easier for site visitors to find the content they are looking for.
Automatic previous/next navigation
Folder content can have 'Next' and 'Previous' navigation applied automatically, helping users navigate a series of related documents.
Presentation Mode for content
Folders can be viewed as a presentation mode, where content is displayed in series, in full screen format, similar to a powerpoint presentation.
Designed to be 'responsive' and 'adaptive'; the website adapts the sites content to many screen sizes, including mobile.
With plone.app.theming, the look and feel of the system can be controlled by one HTML page, with supporting CSS and Javascript. This allows for a design to be integrated more quickly into a Plone site, improving the turnaround time for design enhancements and entirely new designs.
Greater Syndication
Plone.app.syndication provides syndication solutions to share content between different sites. Syndication in this sense means making the contents of a folder into an RSS feed.
New content types can be custom built within the system to client specification. For example, custom news items and event types on news.unchealthcare.org, which allows anyone to add news and event content, which is then reviewed by the staff. TEACCH also has custom content types, built to their workflow requirements, streamlining the registration of their trainings. Best of all, because Plone development enforces security, it is built into these custom content types automatically.
Custom Workflows
Workflows can be designed to fit the needs of the business unit. Content can be transitioned through access states (private, draft, public). One example of using workflows might be when a news item is set to pending review, it appears in a Reviewer's queue, who then decides if it is ready for the public (publishing) or needs further work (send back).
Rules engine for content
Rules for content can be created through a control panel to respond to system events. For example, a content rule can send email when content is created or modified.
Quick form builder
Plone's PloneFormGen allows users to quickly build their own online forms with a point and click interface. This allows content creators and site owners the ability to create online forms without the need of website programmers.
Integration with Sharepoint
PloneFormGen can be used as a gateway to send client data from online forms to a MSSQL database, which can then be processed via a simple CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) forms in Sharepoint.
Collection of sensitive data (HIPAA)
PloneFormGen can be used as a gateway to send client data from online forms to MSSQL's Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) tables for approved secure data.
Localized workflow configuration
Folders can have different workflows than parent folders. Folders can be 'One State - Publish Only' next to an 'Intranet', next to 3 stage workflow (private, pending review, published). The versatility of the system is adaptable to many workflow scenarios.
Security control lists (or Access Control Lists - ACLs)
Users can control access to content and folders in custom or granular ways. Access can be defined by role (viewer, editor, adder, publisher, manager) at a site level, a folder level and a content item level. Access Control Lists can also manage who has access to intranet or private content.
LDAP/ActiveDirectory capable; User authentication via LDAP/AD
To access the system, users can log into Plone with their Onyen. Roles can be defined by groups in LDAP for advanced identity management, defining access to folders, sites and intranets.
Sharing of content
With sharing, you can allow specific users or groups to have maintenance access to content you own (have created), or content that has been shared with you. You can share individual items (pages, news items, events, etc.), or an entire folder, the contents of which being inherited by default.
NoSQL database
Plone stores its content and configuration settings in an object database, which does not use SQL. This substantially enhances security by not allowing SQL injection attacks.
The current global search, powered by Google, searches over 14 million documents across all School and Health Care systems. Google custom search can also filter down to per-site search (SOM, HCS, Newsroom) and per-type (.doc, .pdf, image) search.
Expanded Search Options
In addition to the system search provided by Google, there is now a built-in site search that allows you search your site only and includes content in all states based on your user access. This feature is also available in a portlet for easy access.
Live Search
Type ahead search results to help refine the user's search terms.
Support for the search engine Sitemap protocol
The system provides search engines (Google, Bing, etc) a feed of the site content to assist Search Engine Optimization and collection freshness.
Personnel Gallery and Profile views
New personnel gallery and profile views will allow you to display people in your sites in a more consistent way, both individually and in groups.
Credit Card Payment
Our integration of uPay's gateway to TouchNet, will allow us to accept credit card payment for content and services within the SOM.


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Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter
Raw file formats are extremely popular in digital photography workflows because they offer creative professionals greater creative control. However, cameras can use many different raw formats — the specifications for which are not publicly available — which means that not every raw file can be read by a variety of software applications. As a result, the use of these proprietary raw files as a long-term archival solution carries risk, and sharing these files across complex workflows is even more challenging.
The solution to this is Digital Negative (DNG), a publicly available archival format for the raw files generated by digital cameras. By addressing the lack of an open standard for the raw files created by individual camera models, DNG helps ensure that photographers will be able to access their files in the future.
The camera raw converter functionality in Adobe Photoshop software provides fast and easy access to the raw image formats produced by many leading professional and midrange digital cameras. By working with these "digital negatives," you can achieve the results you want with greater artistic control and flexibility while still maintaining the original raw files.
The Adobe DNG Converter, a free utility that converts files from more than 150 cameras to DNG, enables you to easily convert camera-specific raw files to a more universal DNG raw file.
Digital Negative was developed to address the lack of an open standard for the proprietary and unique raw files created by each digital camera. DNG allows photographers to archive their raw camera files in a single format for easy cataloging and access in the future. With the format specification freely available, any developer can build software that supports and takes advantage of DNG.
Hundreds of software manufacturers such as Apple and Google have developed support for DNG. And respected camera manufacturers such as Leica, Casio, Ricoh, Samsung, and Pentax have introduced cameras that provide direct DNG support.
In addition to the Digital Negative Specification, Adobe provides the free Adobe DNG Converter (Windows | Mac OS), which easily translates raw files from many of today's popular cameras. Software developers and manufacturers can download the complete DNG Specification. DNG is supported by the following software versions: Photoshop CS to Photoshop CC, Photoshop Elements 3 to Photoshop Elements 12, and all versions of Lightroom.
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(NEWSER) – It probably seemed like the perfect plan on paper: Climb up on the roof of the local Arby's after it closed for the night, zip inside through the ventilation shaft, and then plunder the store's vast riches. Except police say a would-be burglar in South Carolina ended up stuck in that ventilation shaft for about 10 hours—until the morning crew opened up and heard him shouting for help, reportsCarolinaLive. Rescuers had to cut him out of there, and he suffered dehydration and a possible broken arm. Laquain Deshawn Guy, 22, will face second-degree burglary charges as soon as he's out of the hospital. Advises theConsumerist: "Take that as a lesson, bad consumers: You are not in Mission: Impossible and the universe has its own way of dealing with you if you forget that fact."


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PHIL1020 - Comparative Philosophy
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This course enables students to identify and distinguish different systems of world renowned formal thinking and to survey the development of these formal philosophers. Students analyze these systems through oral presentations and in writing; analyze basic political concepts derived from these philosophers; and develop appreciation for various cultural values and mores emanating from these philosophers.
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|Name: libgcr0
|Distribution: openSUSE 11.4
|Version: 2.32.1
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 8.4
|Build date: Tue Feb 22 23:17:14 2011
|Group: System/GUI/GNOME
|Build host: build22
|Size: 337685
|Source RPM: gnome-keyring-2.32.1-8.4.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://www.gnome.org/
|Summary: Library for Crypto UI related task
GCR is a library for crypto UI and related tasks.
GPLv2+ ; LGPLv2.1+
* Wed Dec 29 2010 email@example.com - Update gnome-keyring-check-session.patch to add support for Xfce sessions. - Add gnome-keyring-autostart-in-xfce.patch to autostart gnome-keyring in XFCE sessions. * Wed Dec 15 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Own /usr/share/GConf and /usr/share/GConf/gsettings to fix build. * Tue Nov 23 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Change lang package Requires to Recommends since it is not mandatory at runtime. * Thu Oct 28 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.32.1: + Don't offer to save password for symmetric encryption in gpg-agent. + Don't try to cache password when symmetric encryption in gpg-agent. + Check that daemon is initialized before changing password from pam. + Fix login keyring password doesn't match login. + Link correctly to gio. + Add extra debug guard around printing of prompt io. + Fix invalid memory access in rpc-layer. * Wed Oct 20 2010 email@example.com - Update gnome-keyring-check-session.patch to also use the gnome-keyring PAM module for the gnome3 and smeegol sessions: we want the keyring to be unlocked on login there. * Mon Sep 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.32.0: + Make builds silent by default. * Sun Sep 12 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.31.92: + Require glib 2.25 or later. + Require automake 1.7 or later. + Fix assertion in secure memory code. + Don't go into endless loop when GPG Agent client disconnects. + Fix double free in gp11 library. + Fix crash during keyring unlock operation. + Expand prompt details when a non-default unlock option is chosen. + Migrate to gsettings. + Use gsettings for GPG agent unlock options. + Fix library header installation directory for libgcr. + Fix some errors parsing certificates. + Rework how unlock options are loaded and handled. + Fix saving of auto-unlock passwords. + Support building with GTK+ 3.0 + No warning message when SSH unlock prompt is cancelled. + Build fix finding PAM headers. + Build fix of PAM module for Hurd. - Drop gnome-keyring-fix-pam-module-build.patch: fixed upstream. - Pass --with-gtk=2.0 to configure to make sure we build against GTK+ 2. - Handle GSettings schemas, by using the %glib2_gsettings_schema_* macros. * Mon Aug 30 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.31.91: + Fix problem with keyring names that contain foreign charaters. + Build fixes and warning fixes. + Better GPG Agent prompt strings. + More internal documentation. + Remove gconf as part of migration to gsettings. + Add --replace option to daemon. + Fix race condition in tests. + Use new DER decoding and encoding routines. + Only try to authenticate once if PKCS#11 slot has protected auth path. + Better handling of when PKCS#11 token is write protected. - Add gnome-keyring-fix-pam-module-build.patch to fix build of PAM module. - Pass --enable-pam to configure to make the build fail early if we lose the pam module. - Pass --with-root-certs=%{_sysconfdir}/ssl/certs to configure. - Remove all of the gconf packaging: + Remove gconf2-devel BuildRequires. + Remove use of %gconf macros and corresponding %pre/%preun/%posttrans. + Do not pass --disable-schemas-install to configure. * Thu Jul 22 2010 email@example.com - Remove gnome-common BuildRequires and call to gnome-autogen.sh. - Call %suse_update_desktop_file on gnome-keyring-gpg.desktop. * Thu Jul 08 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.31.4: + New GPG Agent built into gnome-keyring-daemon + Start building (but not using) new DER parser and writer. + Fix building of desktop and service files. + Fix problems displaying prompts with certain characters in strings. + Fix deadlock on secure memory usage. + Refactor the way prompting works for PKCS#11 components. + Refactor the way testing works and files are named. + Implement coverage testing. + Cleanup whitespace issues and rename certain modules. + Tests can now involve prompts and responses. + Fix possible threading race condition in gp11. + Fix broken startup when used with gdm and password-less login. + Fix checking of uninitialized value in prompting code. - Drop gnome-keyring-fixes-from-git.patch: fixed upstream. * Thu Jun 03 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gnome-keyring-fixes-from-git.patch to fix various issues related to gnome-keyring not working fine (with autologin, for example). - Add gnome-common BuildRequires and call to gnome-autogen.sh needed for the patch. * Thu Apr 29 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.30.1: + Build fixes for errors and distribution problems. + Fixes for building on recent GTK versions. + Remove accidental storage of user's login password in login keyring. + Fix assertion when exiting. + Updated translations. * Tue Mar 30 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.30.0: + More robust error display and handling. + Don't assert on va_list. + Don't save session keyring to disk. + Allow unlocking even when always unlock is not available. + Hide the automatically unlock check when login not usable. + Fix various issues storing and using auto unlock passwords. + Updated translations. * Wed Mar 10 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.92: + Fix various problems with not storing secret value properly. + Return no results when a search includes a bad collection identifier. + Don't raise error if ssh client disconnects early. + Allow running in a test environment. + Fix error when setting default keyring to NULL. + Autostart gnome-keyring-daemon in LXDE as well. + Rework the startup again, to use a singleton crontrolled via dbus, to help when no process was started by pam. + Display password and confirm prompts when creating keyring. + Allow specifying CKA_ID when creating collection. + Give translatable label to created login keyring. + When no default keyring set, use login keyring. + Fix problem initializing socket path in rpc module. + Fix endless loop in reading data. + Potential fix or sporadic crash. + Solaris build fixes. + Updated translations. Drop upstream included gnome-keyring-LXDE-autostart.patch. * Thu Feb 11 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.90: + Quit daemon when the dbus session is disconnected. + Don't print out warnings on SSH v1 keys. + Remove erroneous egg-dbus dependency. + Allow saving password for encryption keys. + Fix problems storing secrets in keyrings. + Expose idle and timeout lock options for keyrings in the prompt dialog. Fix remaining issues to get this to work. + Display a different message when unlocking the login keyring. + Fix problem with phantom 'xxx_1' keyrings appearing. + Load and use the default keyring properly. + Support accessing template style pkcs11 attributes. + Fix endless loop when looking for encryption key password in login keyring. + GNU Hurd build fixes. + Solaris build fixes. + Translation fixes. - Drop eggdbus-devel BuildRequires. - Tweak gnome-keyring-check-session.patch to not start the keyring if we're in a supported display manager, but DESKTOP_SESSION is not set. * Sun Feb 07 2010 email@example.com - Add gnome-keyring-LXDE-autostart.patch to allow to autostart keyring on LXDE session. * Wed Jan 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update gnome-keyring-check-session.patch to also support LXDE (and lxdm). * Mon Jan 11 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.5: + Implement lookup collection passwords in login keyring. + Various prompting fixes. + Store PKCS#11 objects after any attribute change. + Add 'Type' property to Secret Service API DBus item interface + Various warning, and uninitialized memory fixes. * Tue Dec 22 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.29.4: + Refactor how the daemon starts up. + Allow init with already present environment variables, using - -start. + Install autostart files for each component of the daemon. + New DBus Secret Service API for accessing passwords and secrets. + Old protocol for accessing secrets is no longer present. + libgnome-keyring is now its own module, and no longer bundled with gnome-keyring. + Use normal GtkEntry when prompting for passwords. + Requires GTK+ 2.18 + Implement new more flexible control protocol for pam and startup. + Complete more of the gp11 PKCS#11 wrapper library. + Implement AES key wrapping and unwrapping in PKCS#11 components. + Implement DH key generation and derivation in PKCS#11 components. + Integrate testing of PKCS#11 components via p11-tests. + Implement PKCS#11 component for storing 'keyring' style secrets. + Don't complain if we can't set session environment variables. + When running a debug build, warnings are fatal. + Refactor testing. + Encrypted channel for password with prompting dialog. - Pass --disable-schemas-install to configure. - Add eggdbus-devel BuildRequires. - Remove libgnome-keyring0 and gnome-keyring-devel subpackages (moved to libgnome-keyring source package). - Split the remaining of gnome-keyring-devel in libgcr-devel and libgp11-devel. - Update baselibs.conf to reflect the packages shipping libraries (libgcr0 and libgp11-0). * Thu Dec 17 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add baselibs.conf as a source * Thu Dec 17 2009 email@example.com - Fix build on openSUSE <= 11.2. * Tue Dec 15 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.2: + Add license to reference documentation. + Sent output of g_printerr to syslog. + No error when can't unlock login keyring. + Fix assertion when comparing attributes. + Fix freeing of unallocated memory in test. + Don't barf on certificates with unsupported algorithm. + Fix some memory leaks. * Fri Dec 04 2009 email@example.com - Split the libraries in their own packages, to avoid useless dependencies for packages depending on libgnome-keyring0 but that don't want the whole gnome-keyring (which pulls gtk2). This means we now have libgnome-keyring0, libgcr0, libgp11-0 and libgp11-modules subpackages. (Thanks to Debian: summaries and descriptions are inspired by the Debian ones.) - Remove .la files. - Do not self-obsolete for gnome-keyring-doc and pam_keyring. - Move the pam-confire PreReq to the pam subpackage. * Fri Nov 13 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.1: + Fix support for SSH RSA1 keys. + Fix a delay when the daemon quits. + Use default D-Bus timeout when finding daemon. + Make custom pkcs11 constants unsigned longs. + Use unsigned long for module handle counter. + Fix assertion when releasing secure memory block. - Drop gnome-keyring-no-logout-delay.patch: fixed upstream. - Drop gnome-keyring-fix-ssh1-agent.patch: fixed upstream. - Update gnome-keyring-check-session.patch to apply without fuzz. * Thu Oct 08 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gnome-keyring-fix-ssh1-agent.patch to make the ssh agent support rsa1 keys again. 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27th June 2012 11:46 AM #1
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Bad Smell
I'm always telling to my eldest son to take gently take a bath and take his time to the bathroom to fully wash his body and head. But he is kinda like lazy. He took a bath for just 3 minutes. Then after few hours he smells like fish already. I really don't know what is he doing in the bathroom. I told him that I will be the one will take a bath for him but he said he is a big boy now he can take a bath by himself.
28th June 2012 12:03 AM #2
How old is your eldest son?
Perhaps he could choose some special male toiletries just for him to use and this would encourage him to spend more time in the bath. Does he wear deodorant? If he is going through puberty then his body will be going through lots of changes and he may be finding it difficult to know how to deal with them. There are some helpful books out there aimed at teenagers; such as the Usborne book for boys What's happening to me?
Another suggestion I have is that if he had a bathroom radio in there he may spend longer in the bath whilst he is listening to music.
I think you can gently talk to him about his personal hygiene and explain how he can care for his body himself as he gets older.
I look forward to hearing how you get on.
Best wishes,
28th June 2012 04:59 AM #3
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Hi LJ. Thanks for you advice. He is already 11 years old. I'm really having trouble talking to him regarding this issue.
28th June 2012 09:55 PM #4
He may be just starting to hit puberty at that age.
I'm sorry you are finding it difficult. Do you have any older male relatives or family friends he is comfortable with who could also chat to him about the changes his body is starting to go through? Otherwise it may be good to invest in some of the books like the one I mentioned above - perhaps puberty would be easier to talk about if you are looking in a book together?
I hope it gets easier for you,
29th June 2012 03:44 AM #5
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Hi Chay,
I've struggled with my children spending enough time washing their body and hair. This usually seems to surface at a certain time (seems to be different with each child) but the thing that I've found that has helped the most is sending them back to take ANOTHER shower (or bath) if I suspect that they didn't clean well enough.
The parts of the body that need the most attention will be under arms, crotch area, and bottom, and it won't take more than a minute to wash all of those areas. The feet sometimes need a little washing if you're noticing that they are very smelling after a bath, but in general, smelly feet are most often noticed after the feet have been in shoes for a long period of time and bacteria or yeast has a chance to grow. So usually, washing the feet with soap isn't needed.
Other than the quick soaping of bottom and under arms, you're left with the hair. This is the area that my children will most often "cheat" on. They'll get their hair wet, but they won't wash with shampoo.
So I make it a practice to smell their hair after their shower. If I don't think the hair smells fresh enough, I ask them if they washed with shampoo. If they say "yes", I send them back to the shower and let them know that it doesn't smell clean enough, so they may need to wash their hair with shampoo twice. In fact, if you know he has not been washing his hair well, just give him direction to wash his hair twice every time he takes a bath.
I found that my children didn't like to take the time to wash their hair TWICE, and they didn't like to take a bath TWICE, so they soon decided to wash their hair well so that when I checked it smelled clean. You will need to be consistent in checking his hair every time he takes a bath, and I would encourage you to have him bathe every day if this is possible. Usually by the time they are about 10 years of age, they are starting to perspire more and need a bath more often. I don't bath my children often when they are little, unless it is very hot and they get sweaty or if they get dirty from playing outdoors.
If you have him wear deodorant, you can also check by looking under his arms or smelling under his arms, to see that he is putting this on. He will soon decide to just do it so he doesn't have to go through your checking. Be sure to tell him that once you are confident that he is remembering to put the deodorant on and wash his hair, that you won't need to check.
I personally do not encourage my children to spend more time in the bathroom by giving them things that make them want to stay in there. The reason for this is twofold.
1. We limit our children's showers to 7 minutes or less because there are 7 of us, and longer showers increase the gas bill (for hot water) and the water bill.
2. For the boys, we don't want them to learn that the bathroom is a convenient place for masturbation (shower or sitting on the lu). So we try to encourage them to finish up if we think they've been in the bathroom longer than needed (they like to take a book or their iPods to the lu and we try to discourage this). Younger boys are just encouraged to go in, use the lu, and come out, without taking a book.
Also, I do find that my children take some time to learn to put deodorant on. When they're in that transition period, sometimes I won't notice that they didn't put it on if it's not hot and they haven't been running - other times I can tell right away that they forgot. So when I notice that they are smelling I encourage them to go and take a shower, making sure to wash under their arms with soap (a wash cloth can greatly help at removing bacteria under the arms) and then I remind them to put deodorant on (and a clean shirt).
And if you need an all natural, inexpensive bacteria fighting substance, you can just use bicarbonate of soda (baking soda). Just put a little of this powdery substance in the palm of your hand and put a few drops of water in it. Then rub it under the arms. If there is hair under the arms, the hair tends to trap bacteria, so the under arms can become smelly faster.
The commercial products tend to do a better job of keeping the smell away, but bicarbonate of soda works for some (I use it daily unless I know I'm going to be in a stressful situation where I will perspire more).
Hope this gives you some more ideas. Please feel free to post back if your son won't do what you ask, and we'll try to give more ideas.
Warm regards,


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EVERETT — It's been about a month since most of Snohomish County enjoyed a little sunshine.
It was great on Friday, and the forecast calls for more of the same today, probably Sunday and maybe even on Monday.
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Open just a few hours a week (Wednesday through Friday, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.), this dusty, signless storefront is easy to miss. But if you glance through the window, you'll see an ancient wheelchair and crutches, old cans and bottles, and a selection of shiny silver toasters and waffle makers. Inside Metropolitan News, the mix is even more eclectic: a rocking horse, old maps, pins, plates, photos, car manuals, typewriters, wall phones, sheet music, desks, coffee cans and Edison wax cylinders. There are mysterious personal effects, too. Who is Nana Sterling, "the deep-breathing beauty"? These retro relics came largely from a crowded, chaotic amateur museum based in tiny Aguilar, Colorado, obtained by shop owner and history conservationist Jo-Ann Grace, whose office is next door. Get down there and get hunting — before the Beverly Hills antique dealers beat you to it. —James Bartlett
214 S. Spring St., dwntwn., 90012. No phone, no website.
The paucity of bookstores on the Westside can be disheartening, but Santa Monica's Angel City Books & Records has been a sanctuary for book-buying locals since 1998. Though small and narrow, the store is easily navigable and feels more cozy than cramped. Filled with a meticulously curated selection of used books, the store's range and specificity are staggering. A trove of Beat literature is just steps from a section devoted to Santa Monica history. Turn from the long shelf of poetry and plays and find yourself faced with a superb reserve of pulp fiction paperbacks. If you're looking for signed and/or first editions, see the glass case behind the counter. Angel City sells an equally excellent, albeit occasionally pricey, selection of vinyl, and whether you're looking for tomes or tunes, amiable owner Rocco Ingala is here to help. Call and he'll check the shelves for whatever you're after. Better yet, swing by and browse as he plays records over the store speakers. You may find something you didn't know you needed. —Max Bell
218 Pier Ave., Santa Monica, 90405. (310) 399-8767, angelcitybooks.com.
The Langham Huntington's new, 11,000-square-foot luxury spa, Chuan Spa, combines advanced skincare methods with Traditional Chinese Medicine, or TCM, techniques — in fact, it's the only global spa brand based on TCM. That means a focus on yin and yang, the meridian system (jing luo) and the five elements (wu xing), plus more than 20 signature treatments with the guidance of an in-house TCM doctor. Try the Chuan Yu facial — meridian points on your face are stimulated with a massage featuring real jade, known for its healing qualities. Or how about the caviar and pearl facial, which incorporates protein-rich caviar and real pearl powder? The spa has a palate of soothing earth tones, incorporating wood, water and fresh flowers, with influences that include both the Chinese architectural and Pasadena's Arts & Crafts traditions. And did we mention the water beds? After your treatment, you are taken to the Dream Room, where you can melt into a heated water bed under a silk coverlet while you are brought a cup of tea that jibes with your constitutional type (wood, earth, metal, fire or water). Top that, anywhere. —Samantha Bonar
1401 S. Oak Knoll Ave., Pasadena, 91106. (626) 585-6414, chuanspa.com/en/Pasadena/index.html.
The first thing optician Van de la Plante asks customers when they walk into his tiny eyewear boutique in Echo Park isn't about their eyesight — it's whether they'd like a glass of Scotch and a seat on one of two tattered, turn-of-the-century armchairs. The Scotch, poured from a beveled glass decanter on a wooden side table displaying biographies of Houdini and Tesla, is all part of the macho, vintage Americana lifestyle peddled by Gentlemen's Breakfast. Housed in a one-car garage off Sunset Boulevard, the anachronistic hideout specializes in original, 1960s dead-stock frames from Europe and Japan, all of which can be custom-fitted with either prescription or sunglass lenses. The glasses range in price from about $150 — for thick, nylon "prison glasses," which were distributed to prisoners in the 1960s because of their pliable and nearly indestructible frames — to upwards of $1,000 for 100-year-old Japanese welding glasses with rose-colored lenses. —Jennifer Swann
1101 Mohawk St., Echo Park, 90026. (323) 306-6766, gentsbreakfast.blogspot.com.


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Rionach O'Neal[1] was a Gryffindor student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the 1990s. In 1995, she became a member of Dumbledore's Army, an organisation taught and led by Harry Potter. In 1998 she fought in the Battle of Hogwarts along side her fellow D.A. members.
Early years
Rionach O'Neal started attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry at an unspeficied time, and was Sorted into Gryffindor House. In her time there, Rionach befriended Parvati Patil and Cho Chang.
1994-1995 school year
- "He just asked Fleur Delacour out."
- —Rionach[src]
This year, she witnessed the arrival of delegations from Beauxbatons Academy of Magic and Durmstrang Institute for the Triwizard Tournament, and supported Cedric Diggory until the First Task, at which point she supported both Cedric and Harry Potter equally. She was one of the girls who supported Ron Weasley up to Gryffindor Tower after he asked Fleur Delacour to the Yule Ball; she looked deeply upset.
1995-1996 school year
By this school year, she had entered into a romantic relationship and had kissed the boy in question in the halls of Hogwarts on at least one occasion; however, Professor Dolores Umbridge had forced them apart when she saw them.
Sometime that year, she joined Dumbledore's Army and practised defensive magic when Professor Dolores Umbridge refused to teach practical Defence Against the Dark Arts.
Heading to one meeting in the Room of Requirement with her friends, she was followed by Argus Filch and his cat, Mrs Norris.
She attended a couple of meetings, including when the group learned the Stunning Spell; she witnessed Nigel Wolpert practising on Harry Potter, as well as when Hermione Granger used it on Ron Weasley. She laughed at Ron when he was thrown across the room, and fussed over Hermione afterward.
Rionach also attended the Disarming Charm meeting, and when Neville Longbottom finally performed the charm correctly, she immediately stopped practising and rushed to congratulate him.
When Harry Potter, the group's leader, decided that there would not be any more meetings until after Christmas, she sighed loudly, but nonetheless joined in the clapping after Harry's speech on how well everyone had done.
1997-1998 school year
On 2 May, 1998, Rionach fought in the Battle of Hogwarts; it is unknown whether she survived the battle.
Physical appearance
Rionach had fair skin and a good complexion, with dark pink lips and brown eyes. She had long brown hair, which she kept swept back away from her face. She was tall and willowy.
Rionach is a variant of the Irish Ríoghnach, which means "queen". O'Neal is a form of the Irish Gaelic Ua Néill, meaning "grandson/descendant of Niall".
Behind the scenes
- Rionach O'Neal was portrayed in the Harry Potter films by Marianne Chase. Though she is only credited by name for Prisoner of Azkaban, it can be presumed that she plays the same character in her subsequent appearances.
- In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, when Filch rushes into the Great Hall, by Fleur Delacour stands a girl who looks like this student.
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (film) (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (film)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (film)
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (film)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2


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Using a bottle for breastmilk - Sterilization?
I was wondering how often you should sterilize a bottle if only using it occasionally. I store my milk (the excess that is expressed while I am breastfeeding on the other side) in the freezer in one ounce tubes and thaw it if I'm going to run errands in the afternoon so my husband can feed him (which he loves to do!). Should I sterilize between each use? Any information is helpful!
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Hi BraedensMum,
I would go ahead and sterilize between each use. It keeps things clean and you won't have to worry about your little one getting sick. It is much more difficult for infants and babies to fight off bacteria and germs so it's better to error on the side of caution -- or at least that's the way I see it anyway
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I have probably a stupid question, nevertheless I have no answer.
Have installed BT5 long time ago and have done a apt-get update/upgrade - so far so good.
Have also configured a local NIC with a local IP adress and subnetmask (220.127.116.11/255.255.255.0). I have deleted gateway in /etc/network/interfaces - I do not want that this PC goes "online" with this NIC. Connection with putty (ssh) and vncserver works still fine.
I can only view this desktop via vncviewer (PC is on 5th floor and I am on 1st floor).
But, when I make during my vncviewer session a wireless connection with WICD to a different network (192.168.2.123/255.255.255.0), I loose my local network vncviewer connection. This means that I am not able to see the desktop via vncviewer.
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Samsung Electronics has launched its 840 EVO mSATA SSD line-up, including a one terabyte (TB) version.
The Samsung 840 EVO mSATA SSD is an extension of the 840 EVO line-up which was introduced in July at Samsung SSD Global Summit. The new SSD features the mSATA form factor which is approximately a quarter size of a 2.5-inch SSD, and offers the same level of high density and high performance.
The new 840 EVO mSATA SSD utilizes Samsung's 128Gb NAND flash memory based on 10nm-class process technology. To form a 1TB version SSD, a total of four flash memory packages are used, each package having 16 layers of 128Gb chips. Based on the advanced memory technology, the 1TB mSATA SSD comes in a thickness of 3.85mm and a weight of 8.5g, which are approximately 40% and a 12th of a typical hard disk drive (HDD) respectively.
The 840 EVO mSATA SSD line-up is available in 120GB, 250GB, 500GB and 1TB. The 1TB version offers 98,000 random read and 90,000 random write IOPS, as well as sequential read and write speed of 540MB/s and 520 MB/s.
The 840 EVO mSATA SSD line-up will be available starting from December 2013 globally.
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Estate planners tell us that nearly 70% of Americans die without a will. Folks, this is dumb – really dumb. If you hate the people in your life, die without a will, because you're going to tie them up for years.
A will is a gift you leave your family or loved ones. It is a gift because it makes the management of your estate very clear and light-years easier. If you don't have a will, the state (not known for its financial prowess) will decide what happens to your stuff, your kids, and your financial legacy. You don't want this to happen. Even if you're single, get a will right now!
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Making a will is one of the best things I've done for my wife, Sharon. We have what is called my Legacy Drawer. It is a file drawer in our study that has everything one of us would need if something happened to the other one. It has letters of instruction on everything in there: a full will, a full estate plan, all of our investments, copies of insurance information, etc. A 12-year-old could read through it all and know exactly where things are and what everything is. Learn how to set this up in MyTotalMoneyMakeover.com.
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The easiest and most cost-effective way to go about making a will nowadays is to use one of the online legal services. I recommend USLegalForms.com, which offers state-specific wills created by professional attorneys for public use. All you need to do is fill in your information, and the will is tailored for you.
You can also contact a good estate attorney; however, that will cost a bit more money. Typically, with your attorney, you can create mirror-image wills. That way, if one of you dies, the surviving spouse will get the entire estate. Everything is pretty much the same in both wills, with the exception of simply switching the names – hence mirror-image will. That is what Sharon and I have.
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Also, after someone has died, 98% of the time I recommend that the survivors keep the will and all related papers for seven years. But double check with an estate attorney.
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In the fourth article in a series about the search for a smartphone, we finally get a look at phones. After examining different operating systems, I selected Android, so the phones listed here are all Android based. For a look at the first three articles, click the links below.
Part Three: Carriers and Cost [3]
Purchasing an Android Phone
I recommend reading reviews. To me, much of the technical jargon initially seemed like gobbledygook, but, eventually the important features began to stand out. And don't discount negative reviews. What people don't like can be just as helpful as what they do. A browser's find feature (see the article Ctrl+F to Search [4]) can be an invaluable tool for scanning reviews. For example, if you're interested in a phone with a good camera, search for the word camera.
Prices vary widely, depending on where the purchase is made, and whether a plan–often a factor in the price of the phone itself–is included in the purchase. So, the phones below are judged strictly by feedback from users and professionals. Once this list was compiled, I compared prices and features. For my final choice, features won out, as the phone I chose was somewhat more expensive–at the time it was purchased–than others on the list.
All phones listed here offer at least some 4G capability (see the article Cell Phone Generations [5] for information on 2, 3, and 4G technology). Unfortunately, while there is a specific definition assigned to 4G (data exchange at 100 megabits per second), carriers apparently aren't compelled to meet that standard in order to make the claim.
Among other features to consider are; Processor, Camera, Battery Life, and Screen Type.
Due to a constantly shifting technological landscape, articles written for WorldStart are often outdated shortly after their publication. However, this has never been as glaringly apparent as it is with this article. iPhone users wait months for the new model to arrive, but Android owners only need to wait until tomorrow. The phone I finally purchased was the Galaxy Nexus; the first phone to come equipped with the Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) operating system. It was–for about 5 minutes–the darling of the smartphone world. For me, this choice was due in part to the OS and the large screen but, also to it's native ability to take screenshots (critical to WorldStart articles), and to the removable battery. One of the disadvantages of the highly sophisticated large-screen phones is power consumption so; a replaceable battery can be nearly indispensable.
The Phones
The Android phones below represent a range of carriers, manufacturers, and styles. All have been consistently well-received. A link to the device site is embedded in the name above each image. Somewhere on that page, look for a link to documentation, specs, or a manual. There, you can view the user's guide for each, which should contain all the pertinent information about the device.
Galaxy Nexus [6]
HTC Rezound [7]
myTouch 4G Slide [8]
Droid Razr [10]
For those who were able to wade through this entire series, thank you. I hope it was as informative for you to read as it was for me to write.


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Washington : Government Printing Office
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior is authorized and directed to convey by quitclaim deed to the State of Nebraska all right, title, and interest of the United States in and to the following-described lands, together with the improvements thereon, heretofore known and designated as the Genoa Indian School, situated in Nance County, Nebraska: The northeast quarter of section 13, township 17 north, range 4 west; the northwest quarter of section 18, township 17 north, range 3 west; and the northeast quarter of section 29 and the northwest quarter of section 28, township 18 north, range 4 west, sixth principal meridian.
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Rockies Pick Up Split Squad Wins Over Mariners (4-3) And Indians (14-6)
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) -- Roenis Elias impressed again in his improbable quest for a spot in Seattle's rotation, throwing 5 1/3 strong innings for the Mariners in a 4-3 loss Saturday to the Colorado Rockies in a game between split squads.
The 25-year-old Cuban defector was a non-roster invitee. He's pitched in only 59 games, nothing above Double-A. But injuries have created holes for Seattle, and Elias has shined.
"He certainly has made a statement for himself," said Mariners manager Lloyd McClendon, who indicated Elias will make one more start before they break camp.
Speaking through an interpreter, Elias said Seattle second baseman Robinson Cano has helped him adjust to pitching to major leaguers.
"I've learned a lot," Elias said. "He's watching at second base."
Wilin Rosario's two-run home run in the fourth was the lone blemish for Elias, who allowed four hits and struck out four. His spring ERA is 2.04.
Brett Anderson labored through six innings for Colorado, giving up 12 hits but only three runs -- including Justin Smoak's solo homer.
"It was probably the worst put-away breaking ball I've had in God knows how long," Anderson said. "But the good part about it was in those situations, I was able to get out of it for the most part and I ended up having a quality start.
"Anytime you give up 12 hits and have tons of baserunners and get out of it with a quality start, I guess I'll take it."
Cano went 0 for 4, lowering his average to .500.
The Rockies won it on Jason Pridie's RBI double off Charlie Furbush in the bottom of the ninth.
Mariners: Colorado manager Walt Weiss was impressed with Elias.
"First inning, I looked over at one of the coaches and said, `This guy has a good arm," Weiss said. "He kind of slings it. There's some finish to his pitches. He's a good-looking kid."
Rockies: Weiss said Anderson's scrappy performance reminded him of an old teammate.
"I saw Tommy Glavine do that first-hand for three years," he said. "You think you have him in trouble a few different times and you look up and it's seven innings and you have two runs. That's what he reminded me of. It's just an affirmation that this guy knows how to pitch."
Mariners: Two pitchers made their spring debuts in a minor league game Saturday following shoulder issues.
Taijuan Walker allowed one run and two hits in one inning. Stephen Pryor followed and threw a perfect second inning.
"Very encouraging," McClendon said.
Rockies: Starting third baseman Nolan Arenado was hit on the left hand in Colorado's split-squad game at Cleveland. A precautionary X-ray was negative.
For just the second time in 13 games, Cano failed to get a hit. His 0-for-4 day included a couple of well-hit balls to the outfield. He was replaced in the sixth.
Brad Miller remained hot for the Mariners, going 2 for 4 with two doubles off Anderson, giving him 12 extra-base hits.
Miller is competing with Nick Franklin for the starting shortstop job.
The Rockies optioned right-hander Rob Scahill to the minors after the game. Non-roster invitees Brooks Brown, Greg Burke, Matt McBride, Ben Paulsen and Rafael Ynoa were also sent down.
Asked if he stayed up late or got up early to watch the season opener Saturday, Matt Belisle had a puzzled look.
The Rockies reliever didn't know the Dodgers and Diamondbacks played overnight.
"Are you sure it counted?" he asked of Los Angeles' 3-1 win.
Belisle said there should be exhibition games overseas, but not regular-season games.
"I think the opener should be on U.S. soil, no matter what," he said.
GOODYEAR, Ariz. (AP) -- Jordan Pacheco hit a two-run homer and Paul Janish capped a five-run sixth inning with a two-run double, leading a Colorado Rockies' split-squad to a 14-6 rout of the Cleveland Indians on Saturday.
Pacheco hit his first home run with a man on in the fifth inning as Indians starter Corey Kluber gave up seven runs over his last two innings.
Jordan Lyles was charged with five runs, but only two were earned. Pacheco had a throwing error and Justin Morneau misplayed a ground ball that helped the Indians score four in the fifth.
''For the most part Jordan threw pretty well,'' bench coach Tom Runnells said. ''The one inning that he struggled, I felt there were a few balls that could have been caught in his last inning of work.''
Nolan Arenado, who hit a pair of doubles, was hit on the left hand by a pitch from Kluber. He was examined and removed from the game.
''Arenado is fine,'' Runnells said. ''It clipped him on the side of the hand. We didn't see a whole lot of swelling. We sent him for X-rays. I think he'll be just fine.''
Michael Brantley doubled and tripled off Lyles to drive in three runs for Cleveland.
''Brantley has such solid mechanics to his swing,'' Indians manager Terry Francona said. ''Everybody goes through funks, but I can't imagine his being very long. There are not a lot of moving parts to that swing and he uses the whole field.''
Mike Aviles hit his second home run of the spring, off Adam Ottavino.
Rockies designated hitter, Tim Wheeler, hit a three-run home run off Josh Outman in a five-run eighth.
Rockies: Jordan Lyles made his fifth spring start. Lyles allowed four earned runs in 12 1-3 innings coming into the game. Lyles was the youngest pitcher in the American League last season with Houston. Colorado traded Dexter Fowler to obtain Lyles.
Lyles pitched 4 2-3 innings against the Indians, allowing five runs (two earned) and five hits and three walks. He struck out three.
''He threw a lot of good breaking balls which we haven't seen a whole lot this spring training,'' Runnells said. ''It was probably not as efficient as he'd like, but we gave them a lot of outs. When he had to make a good pitch he did. Overall, I was pleased.''
Indians: Corey Kluber was expected to exceed the 4 1-3 innings in his sixth spring outing. Kluber will pitch the second game of the season at Oakland. He allowed eight earned runs in 14 1-3 innings coming into the game against the Rockies.
Kluber threw four scoreless innings, but the Rockies had seven runs and 11 hits in his last two innings.
''The third time through their lineup, they were swinging early. I didn't think it would do me any good to flip off-speed pitches up there,'' Kluber said. ''They hit some soft and I made some mistakes. The idea is to feel better as you add more innings.''
Kluber was able to throw more pitches to get his arm stronger.
''It kind of follows a pattern. Every time we get one more inning stretched we run into some trouble'' Francona said. ''There was some early count swinging. As he gets stronger, you'll start to see him struggle less.''
Indians: Catcher Matt Treanor strained his left hamstring on Wednesday against Oakland. He is expected to miss two to three weeks. Treanor will begin the season on the Triple-A Columbus Clippers' roster. ... Outfielder Michael Bourn left the game against the San Francisco Giants on March 16 with a tight left hamstring. He started lower body workouts and throwing drills. ... Infielder Justin Sellers is receiving treatment on a right hip flexor suffered on March 16 against San Francisco.
The Indians released outfielder Jeff Francoeur. The club informed IF/OF Elliot Johnson that he made the opening day roster.
Outfielder Matt Carson was told he will not be on the opening day roster even though he will remain in the major league camp. He is expected to start the season at Triple-A Columbus.
''Jeff had a really good camp. For us it's the decisions for how we put all the pieces together and not individually who is the best player,'' general manager Chris Antonetti said.
Vinnie Pestano was told by Francona and Antonetti that he will work out of the Indians bullpen on opening day.
Francona met with several players this morning to let them know where they stand. Nyjer Morgan was one of the players, who is still working to make the team.
''One of Nyjer's concerns was that he had the perception of him being disrespectful,'' Francona said. ''He has been anything but that. He's been a model citizen, enthusiastic, polite. There is nothing that he's done that we haven't enjoyed.''
Morgan had to sit out a few days with a mild strain in his left calf. He has played good defense in the outfield. His average is .241 with no home runs and six RBIs.
''He's had a great camp. We also told him we don't know the makeup or our team yet and that we will tell him when we know,'' Francona said. ''We like everything he's done. He can change a game with his legs. A lot of the decisions will be the mechanics of the roster as opposed to how guys swing (the bat). It is whether we decide to carry 12 pitchers, decisions like that.''


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COLUMBIA, Ky. -- Lindsey Wilson College
will give the region an early Christmas present.
Actually, Lindsey Wilson's performing arts programs will
give the region five early Christmas presents in the form of
cultural-affairs productions that celebrate the Christmas
* a Christmas Madrigal Dinner: Nov.
* Christmas Carnival: Dec. 1;
-Sing," a community performance of
Handel's Messiah: Dec. 3
* performance of Thornton Wilder's
The Long Christmas
Dinner: Dec. 5, 6, 8;
* and Lindsey Wilson Concert Band Winter
Concert: Dec. 7.
Several of the events are free and open to the public, while
tickets are available for the Madrigal Dinner and the performance
of Don't Dress for Dinner. For ticket
information to those two events, contact LWC Assistant Professor of
Theatre Robert Brock at email@example.com or (270)
590-4803. Proceeds from both events' ticket sales support the LWC
performing arts programs.
Madrigal Dinner: Nov. 27-29 --
This is the second year Brock and LWC Director of Choral
Ensembles Gerald Chafin will collaborate to give guests
a taste of Christmas centuries ago, when the holiday was an
occasion of lavish costumes, joyous music and memorable food. In
addition to an elegant meal, the event will feature a musical
performance by members of the Lindsey Wilson Singers. Festivities
begin each night at 6 p.m. CT in the Roberta D. Cranmer Dining
& Conference Center. Cost: $25 single ticket,
$40 per couple. For tickets, contact Brock at
email@example.com or (270) 590-4803.
Christmas Carnival: Dec. 1 --
Part of the Columbia-Adair County Chamber of Commerce's
annual "Christmas in Columbia" celebration, the carnival -- which
is free and open to the public -- will be from 1-4 p.m. CT in the
LWC Doris and Bob Holloway Health & Wellness Center. The
second-annual event will feature inflatables for children, cookie
decorating, ornament making, a Christmas storybook village,
performances by the Lindsey Wilson Concert Choir and Concert Band,
and a visit from Santa Claus. For more
information, contact the Holloway Health & Wellness Center at
firstname.lastname@example.com or (270) 384-7380.
Dec. 3 --Attending a performance of George
Frederick Handel's masterful Messiah
is a Christmas tradition in many communities. But on Dec. 3
the LWC choral ensembles will come together for a free community
performance in which audience members will be invited to sing along
with selections of the 18th-century oratorio. The musical
accompaniment will be performed by The Commonwealth Strings of
Louisville, Ky. For more information about acquiring a score or
the rehearsal tracks, contact Chafin at email@example.com or
(270) 384-8084.
The Long Christmas Dinner:
Dec. 5, 6, 8 -- Christmas dinners come and go
in the Bayard house, as does life and death. This touching,
nostalgic Thornton Wilder play reminds audience members what they
cherish most about the Christmas holidays and how quickly time
passes. Performances begin at 7:30 p.m. CT in the renovated V.P.
Henry Auditorium. Tickets: $5 general admission.
For tickets, contact Brock at email@example.com or (270)
Lindsey Wilson Concert Band Winter Concert: Dec.
7-- Under the guidance of
LWC Director of Instrumental Ensembles Tim Allen, the LWC Concert
Band will perform a selection of Christmas and seasonal favorites
at a concert that is free and open to the public. Performance: 7
p.m. CT in Biggers Sports Center.


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25th April 2014 12:28 PM #1
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Should I be worried ? 20 week scan
I have had My 20 week scan and will have an appoitnemt with the doctor next week. but the untrasound lady mentioned that the babies kidneys aren't draining. That it can resolve as he develops if not easily fixed up once born.. its to do with things going wrong when he is older.... but i am scared anyway ... apparently it is quite common in boys ... and if not its easily treated. Also my amniotic fluid is a little bit high... again she said not to worry but it makes me worry.... all other tests have come back ok including downs and she was happy with his heart beat spine and limb lengths ect... i know the doctor will give information but that is 6 days away and i am very concerned... as i am a first timemother... any advice?
26th April 2014 05:38 AM #2
Dear EricaM,
Welcome to the Pregnancy, Birth and Beyond forum.
I'm sorry you are concerned. In terms of the kidney being enlarged, this is rarely a significant problem. It often is seen to be a normal size at a later scan (i.e. resolves itself). If not then in some cases the baby needs antibiotics when it is born.
Amniotic fluid levels can also resolve themselves and if she said that it was just slightly raised then this is reassuring.
When is your next scan please?
Thinking of you,