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Herbs for Healthy Breast Milk Production
Breastfeeding is the natural way to nurture a new baby, but sometimes the Milk of Momness needs Mother Nature's help to flow freely. Galactagogues ('galact' or 'galacto' is the Greek prefix that means milk, and the suffix 'agogos' means flow) are nature's herbal gifts to lactating women, and have been used for centuries to help increase milk supply. Herbal galactagogues can help stingy milk flow from healthy mama to healthy baby.
Anise Seed (Pimpinella Anisum) is a culinary spice and a digestive herb that helps dispel gas and relieve indigestion and nausea as well as increase milk flow. According to the German Commission E, it is used in combination with Fennel seed and Caraway seed for dyspeptic conditions and gastrointestinal discomfort.
Blessed thistle (Cnicus benedictus) is a bitter tasting herb that is often used in galactagogue teas and tinctures. The bitters stimulate the secretion of saliva and gastric juices. There is also much historical evidence that it helps increase breast milk. Blessed Thistle should not be consumed during pregnancy.
Chaste Tree (Vitex) has historically been used to treat everything from hangovers to flatulence and fevers to increasing breastmilk production. It has also been studied for reducing the symptoms of PMS and menopause.
Goat's rue (Galega officinalis) has been recommended by the German commission E for its use as a galactagogue. Its galactagogue properties were first noted to effectively increased milk in goats. It is used by nursing mothers and by farmers to increase milk production in their livestock. It grows so aggressively that it is now classified as a noxious weed. Goat's rue should not be confused with Rue (Ruta graveolens), which is used in primitive cultures as a powerful uterine stimulant and abortifacient.
Fennel Seed (Foeniculum vulgare) is shown to increase milk production in goats and has long been used as a galactagogue by breastfeeding women. This licorice-tasting herb is also used as a digestive aid that can help to soothe a colicky breastfed baby and ease postpartum discomfort. It is contraindicated (do not use) during pregnancy.
Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum) is one of the herbs most often used to help increase breast milk supply. Its sweet/spicy flavor is popularly used in a variety of culinary dishes, including Indian curry. It is used to help soothe digestion and is well documented to effectively decrease cholesterol and blood sugar as well as increasing breast milk supply. It is generally recognized as safe, although because of its ability to stimulate the uterus, it is not for use during pregnancy. Large amounts of fenugreek can cause maple syrup like odor in the sweat, milk and urine and it should be avoided by people with asthma or an allergy to chickpeas.
Milk Thistle (Silybum marianum) is a liver protecting seed that has demonstrated has liver protecting qualities and has even been used to successfully treat mushroom poisoning. This marvelous little seed has recently been shown to interfere with the promotion and progression of prostate, breast and endocervical tumor cells. A very recent study documented that women using milk thistle had significant increase in breast milk over the population using a placebo.
Nettle (Urtica dioica) is a deliciously nutritive vegetable that contains easily digestible iron, calcium, vitamin K, and folic acid, and is a wonderful pregnancy tonic. Traditional wisdom supports its safe use during lactation to increase breast milk as well as for providing nutritive support for the nursing mother.
Red Raspberry leaf (Rubus idaeus) is also a richly nutritive uterine tonic herb, high in minerals that helps support and strengthen postpartum and breastfeeding women.
If you can't find reputable organic herbs, or don't know your tincture from your tisane, a blended galactagogue tea like Organic Milkmaid Tea is probably your best bet. Sipping a soothing cup of tea is a great way to relax and take care of yourself, and encourage your incredible body to do what it naturally knows how to do.
Everyone wants the best for their baby, from breast milk's disease fighting antibodies to its reputation for lowering risk of ear infection, asthma and childhood obesity, and nothing matches the bonding and precious together time that breastfeeding provides. With herbal help from Mother Nature, low breast milk is no reason to quit.
1. The Complete German Commission E Monographs: Therapeutic Guide to Herbal Medicines, Ed. Mark Blumenthal, et. al.,The American Botanical Council, Integrative Medicine Communications, 1998.
2. European Scientific Cooperative On Phytotherapy Monographs, The Scientific Foundation for Herbal Medicinal Products, Argyle House, 2nd ed. 2003
3. The ABC Clinical Guide to Herbs, Mark Blumenthal, 1st ed. 2003, The American Botanical Council
4. Botanical Safety Handbook, Ed. Michael McGuffin, et. al. American Herbal Products Association, CRC Press, 1997
5. Herb Contraindications and Drug Interactions, Third Edition, Francis Brinker, N.D., Eclectic Medical Publications, 2001
6. Di Pierro F, Callegari A, Carotenuto D, Tapia MM. Clinical efficacy, safety and tolerability of BIO-C (micronized silymarin) as a galactagogue. Acta Biomed. Dec 2008;79(3): 205-210.
7. The Nursing Mother's Herbal, Sheila Humphrey, BSc, RN, IBCLC, 1st ed, Nov 2003 Fairview Press
8. Medical Herbalism, The Science and Practice of Herbal Medicine, David Hoffmann, FNIMH, AHG, Copyright 2003 Healing Arts Press
9. Clinical Applications of Herbal Medicine, Paul D. Barney, M.D., 1996, Woodland Publishing
10. The Essential Guide To Herbal Safety, Simon Mills and Kerry Bone, Copyright 2005, Elsevier Churchill Livingstone, Inc.
11. The Way of Chinese Herbs, Michael Tierra, L.Ac., O.M.D., Copyright 1998, Simon & Schuster, Inc.
12. A Natural Guide to Pregnancy and Postpartum Health, Dean Raffelock, D.C., Dipl.Ac., CCN, Robert Roundtree, M.D., et. Al., Copyright 2002, Penguin Putnam, Inc.
Melinda Olson (a.k.a Mama Melinda) is a nurse, herbalist and founder of Earth Mama Angel Baby. Earth Mama Angel Baby's safe, zero toxin herbal products support mamas and babies through the entire miraculous birth process, offering nature's perfect solutions to perfectly natural pregnancy discomforts.
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Green Pizza 35 Why not use cooler-weather vegetables like broccoli and arugula as an unconventional pizza topping? The arugula adds a slightly bitter, peppery taste--for a milder flavor, use spinach instead. Serve with wedges of fresh tomato tossed with vinegar, olive oil, basil and freshly ground pepper.
Smoky Corn & Black Bean Pizza 19 The secret to a grilled pizza is having all your ingredients ready to go before you head out to the grill. Make it a meal: Toss the extra black beans, diced tomato and some avocado with prewashed salad greens and a tangy vinaigrette and dinner is on the table in no time.
Corn & Broccoli Calzones 19 These calzones are stuffed with a summery combination of corn and broccoli, but you can use whatever you have in your fridge. Part-skim ricotta and mozzarella make our pizza pockets lower in saturated fat. Plus a whole-wheat crust adds a nutty flavor and extra fiber. Serve with your favorite marinara sauce for dipping.
Spring Pizza 17 Asparagus, chives and fontina cheese top this easy pizza recipe. Serve with baby greens tossed with vinaigrette and pecans.
Pizza Roll-Up Bento Lunch 15 This easy pizza-inspired roll-up is a kid-pleaser. Make crunchy vegetables more appealing by selecting colorful varieties like orange and purple cauliflower--and don't forget the dip! Keep 'em smiling with watermelon cut into fun shapes with cookie cutters.
Caramelized Onion & White Bean Flatbread 13 Here we top pizza with herbed mashed beans, sliced plum tomatoes, sweet caramelized onions and some shredded Gouda for a tasty flatbread that will have you rethinking pizza toppings.
Spinach & Sun-Dried Tomato Stuffed Pizza 11 This stuffed pizza is filled with crumbled tofu, spinach, sun-dried tomatoes, cheese and fresh basil. It's easy to make stuffed pizza at home. Just roll the crust thin, spread filling over half and fold closed. To use fresh spinach, cook 10 ounces until just wilted; finely chop and squeeze dry. Serve with: Marinara sauce for dipping and mixed green salad.
Black Bean Nacho Pizza 11 Break out the napkins! This pie is an over-the-top, vegetarian concoction with black-bean spread, Jack cheese, tomatoes, scallions, olives and pickled jalapenos; it's part nacho, part pizza. For an even more decadent treat, serve with low-fat sour cream. Beer pairing: Spicy foods need spicy beers--go for an India Pale Ale (IPA). If you're not a hop-head, the malty sweetness of brown ales work well with the sweeter elements on the pizza.
Mediterranean Cauliflower Pizza 9 In this healthy, gluten-free cauliflower "pizza" recipe, shredded cauliflower is mixed with mozzarella and oregano to make a flourless crust that echoes the flavor of a traditional pizza pie. The Meyer lemon, olive and sun-dried tomato topping adds a sophisticated Mediterranean flavor, but feel free to try more traditional pizza toppings, such as marinara sauce and mushrooms--even pepperoni.
Grilled Pizza with Pesto, Tomatoes & Feta 8 Dazzle your guests, and keep the kitchen cool, by baking pizza on the backyard grill. For convenience, this recipe uses prepared pizza dough, found in most supermarkets, and pesto from a jar.
Quick Pizza Dough 6 In less time than you can drive to the store and back, this homemade pizza dough is ready.
Breakfast Mini Pizzas 5 Pizza's not just for dinner! Here we combine two kid favorites--mini pizzas and scrambled eggs--for a breakfast treat adults and kids will both love.
Pear & Blue Cheese Flatbread 5 The classic combination of pears, walnuts and blue cheese isn't just for salad. Toss the same ingredients onto purchased whole-wheat pizza dough and make your own gourmet flatbread at home. Any type of ripe, firm pear will work--red pears look great.
Eggplant Parmesan Pizza 3 Eggplant Parm is spun into a pizza with grilled eggplant, marinara, fresh basil and Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese.
Wild Mushroom & Sage Pizzettas 3 The pungent herb sage is quite versatile, pairing well with pork, chicken, citrus and here with wild mushrooms on this earthy-flavored pizza. Dried sage will do, but is not as aromatic as fresh. Try this pizza as a light main course or cut into wedges and serve as an appetizer.
Margherita Pizz'alad 3 This Italian-flag-inspired Margherita pizza recipe is topped with juicy tomatoes and slices of fresh mozzarella. What could make it better? Adding a salad on top of the pizza to make a pizz'alad. In this case the Margherita pizza is topped with a salad of arugula, basil and parsley tossed with a tangy balsamic vinaigrette. Bread flour gives the pizza crust a crisp and sturdy structure, but all-purpose flour works well in its place. For a gluten-free pizza crust variation, see Tips.
Quick-Rising Pizza Dough 3 Here is a versatile foundation for healthful pizzas whose toppings can be as creative as your imagination and palate. A large-capacity food processor will cut down on kneading time.
Pizza with White Bean Puree & Fresh Tomatoes 1 A fragrant white bean puree and fresh tomato slices top this crisp pizza.


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I've lived here with my best friend for almost 3 years, and we have had no issues. We did have a mouse at one point, and squirrels in the ceiling. Anytime I have an issue lthey take care of it immediately. Tamera is kind and has made both my housemate's stay and mine relatively great. I moved out here because it was pretty good price wise and yet close enough to campus while I worked on my masters at OSU. I drive a pretty new Mustang as does my boyfriend and our cars have always been left alone. I have LEDs under my car and my neighbors all know my car, when I'm at home and when I'm not. It is a quiet neighborhood, and maybe it's just the neighbors we have had, but we never hear the neighbors except when they walk up the wooden stairs that creak sometimes. The area surrounding these apartments can be dangerous, but I've always felt pretty safe in the complex I live. Everyone I live around is pretty friendly and some long time tenants know the area and keep an eye out on my vehicle and apartment when I'm not around. The fee to keep an animal monthly is reasonable, and my cat, Muffin, enjoys the back patio in the summer. The one thing I am not impressed by is the laundry facility, my clothes never come out smelling fresh and many of the machines eat coins and leave the clothes wet.
i moved in and found a bedbug. They sprayed the apartment three times. I was horrified but they did correct it. It's been two years haven't seen one. Roaches become your neighbors. But they spray every three months and check every ones apartment for bedbugs and pests. They will spray if u ask them to. But it's quiet. They fix everything same day. Don't charge u for anything. no hidden costs. Management is cool and down to earth. Nice apartments. Mine is perfect. Afraid to move again. I could have moved to another place and got bedbugs right off the bat and they may not have been so efficient. They could've charged me or let them run wild but they don't. Moving into any apartment you are taking a chance. But they fixed me up. They don't let nasty people stay nasty. They bleach laundry room and vacuum halls every week. Nice neighbors. Great pool. They Pay for water. I really don't want to leave haha. It's luxury. The $50 ncreade was okay because we are living good. I am always nervous if someone new moves in. Bed bug process is a complete headache nightmare. Most people don't have the issues I had. It's ok to move here just make sure you are clean. If you are a dirty person stay away from us! They will kick you out!!
I have just retired but finding and living in a community like what we have here at Ashton Woods Apartment complex is a must and a plus for people like my wife and I. A residential community mixture of people with varying age ranges makes us feel like we're in a place we can call home. This is close to 270 freeway and 161 to get to the Amish Communities in Berlin and the rest. For somebody like myself who is fond of fishing, Hoover Reservoir is like stone's throw away. It's conveniently located to us and going fishing with our granddaughter is a plus as it's quite near and won't hear "Are we there yet?" from her. It's closeness to the Easton Town Center makes dining out or shopping at the stores nearby a pleasure. The resident manager, Pam and Ira are a great addition to the ammenities in this community. As for me and my wife, living in Ashton Woods is a plus and must. Come on out and try for yourself what its all about. BRomulo Dec. 29. 2011
I would definitely recommend Ashton Woods as a place to live. It's in a great location, and I love how I can walk down to Strawberry Farms Park and go running on the Alum Creek Trail. All of the rooms are spacious, and having our own storage shed is great, especially for things like Christmas decorations or grills. I feel very safe here, and our neighbors are great and keep an eye on our place when we're gone. We live on the ground floor, so you can hear a bit of squeaking if people are walking around above us, but it's nothing that you wouldn't hear elsewhere. Other than that the walls are pretty thick. The fireplace is a nice touch, and the apartment keeps them well maintained. Our cats appreciate the tall windows! The kitchen is a good size, and it's so nice to have a pantry! My husband and I plan on staying here for several years.
My 2 sons live in a double at this complex. The apartment complex is clean, requests for any problem resolution seems speedy & pool facilities are amazing. There are alot of families but haven't had too many problems with kids & noise. Laundry facilities are kept well maintained and party rooms that are available for rental are a nice perk. Unfortunately my son's aren't the most tidy of individuals & the routine pest control measures have not been up to my standards simply due to my eldest son leaving his room a mess! As with any apartment complex, you will have those individuals that just hang around, not doing anything of any use to anyone except taking up space in the parking lot but no major issues and the management would take action if there were complaints.
Just moved out. I was there for 2 years...first year was great! The second year the neighbors weren't so quite. Management took the proper steps in handling concerns. The second year my main concerns were: 1. Maintenance guy is great but only has 1 man for the entire complex so my final few request were not taken care of. 2. Heating unit is dated-electric bill was outrageous. It was the first year. I knew how to approach the cold weather the following year. It also helped that maintenance put in a new unit. 3. Applicants are questionable (please do your research) 4. Deposit ( you'll be informed that your deposit will be forwarded a month after you move out). My move out date was Nov 1st..it is now Dec 17th and no deposit and yes, I've followed up with management...twice.
Although I have only lived here a few months I find this to be a GREAT community to live in. It is always quiet, the office manager is wonderful and maintenance is speedy and efficient. The apartments are very roomy and the additional exterior storage is a definite plus as is the carport that comes with each apartment. There is plenty of additional parking, convenient access to I-270, 161, Easton Town Center and surrounding communities and pleasant neighbors...what more could you ask for in apartment living! I am happy to call Ashton Woods home and am looking forward to many more years of being a resident in such a nice, quiet and pleasant apartment community. I would highly recommend Ashton Woods to anyone looking for a grade A place to live.
Moved into this place on the day they told me it would be ready and it wasn't. I am still fighting trying to get things that should have been done completed. I have given my requests for service so many times and nothing has happen. Everything is suppose to be upgraded and I got this old dirty ass stove that I hate cooking with. They tell you whatever to get you in but don't fulfill their part once they get you here. Amazing how they were able to put up Christmas decorations but not do what is asked from the people who pay them. Space is great and it's a great community. However the lack of help and follow-through from rental office makes this a bad rating. They aren't really about the people.
not as bad as portrayed. yes there are issues, no they are not bad enough to make me run for the hills! GIANT SPIDERS!!! will warn you about that, but WG is quick to call and get out the exterminators. one very real problem that I did have, I was away from my apartment for about 2 months and when I came home for the first time, my smoke detectors and personal alarm had been disconnected and my tablet and a 12 pack of toilet paper was missing. (my door was locked back)((obviously a employee of the complex)). those are minor to me, replaceable and not out of my pocket. but do monitor your things but when you pay less than 500 a month for 800 sq ft, u learn to live with it. ps JENNY IS AWESOME
I have been staying in Summerview for the past 4 years now. Overall it has been a pleasant experience staying here. The management is pretty proactive - in terms of maintaining the infrastructure (inside and outside the apartments), hats off to the maintenance guys, they are always walking around in the morning and keeping the grounds clear of litter. Though the rent is comparatively higher than other similar apartments but the inclusion of washer and dryer and the close proximity to Chase office building, Polaris fashion mall, restaurants, parks etc makes a difference. Just wish that the 2BHK apartments had an additional bathroom.


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Sunday, June 26, 2011
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Dave has finally convinced me that we should dig up part of the only flat land we have to plant vegies. We have been discussing the idea for ages but I've been pretty determined to keep the front yard free for the Young Man to play in. However, I am weak... and totally attracted to the idea of a self sufficient life... kinda... i think. And so we go, guided by John Seymour, into the great illusive dream of sewing and harvesting. Again (we have had many failed attempts). Watch this space.
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Sounds like a great plan, I am 'river cottage crazy' at the moment, I even have the kids wanting to watch the dvd,s. Am trying to convince my husband that we should buy some land (to be self sufficient). However, it might be a good idea to practise in our current 4x1 metre vegie patch. It is sadly negelected and slightly overgrown with oregano!
But still I dream and keep buying the books too!
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I have been working on genealogy for many years. The surnames for my family are: Gibson, France, Patterson, Bailey, Eagle, Mullins, and Parrish in VA, WV, PA, OH, and KY. The surnames for my wife are Vaughan, Walton, Hinegardner, Curry, Scott, Anderson, Drake, and Rose.
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Norma Hickson
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I am the only child of Grover "Hoot" Fannin Gibson. His father was Ed Nash who had a liaison with Alpha Allen right before he married Ida Pinson. I am curious to know how G.C.Donaho came to be listed as my dad's father. I have interview information from two of my dad's cousins, one of whom is a dau of Ed, who verified that Ed Nash was my dad's father. Thanks for any info regarding the Donaho person.
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Ed, just to let you know, Rachael is not the wife of James Claiborne Kinnison, she is his daughter-in- law. Her husband was Winona Washington 'Winnie'Kinnison, son of James Claiborne Kinnison and Rachel M. Kellison. Rachel M. Kellison Kinnison in buried at Richard Hill Cemetery.
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Thank you very much for the transfer of my family members to me.
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Thank you Oran Vollney Gibson was my grandmother's brother.
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Hi Ed,
I see that Patterson is one of your family names, can you tell me who some of them are?
We are related to the Garrett's (Milam and Brazos counties). My mother's maiden name was Patterson. My grandfather: Harry Cleveland Patterson. My great-grandfather John William Patterson. Areas they were from: Marshall and Morgan counties Alabama. Lincoln and Sevier counties Tennessee. Milam and Falls counties Texas.
Thanks, Barb.
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Thank you for taking the time to add people to this site. I have been trying to make corrections to my family records. Am I not allowed to edit what another person has put in? If not, please tell me how to request the manager add parents or correct spelling.
Again, thank you
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Thanks for Henry too.
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Anna Parrish, Jasper and Mollie's daughter, was my great grandmother's second cousin and was living with her in the 1910 Los Angeles census. My great grandmother had Parkinson's for years and I assume Anna was there to help her out (?). She may have just been visiting though.
When my father was born Mrs. Parrish and Anna Knabb gave "two towels, white with pink lace" to my Grandmother according to his baby book. That would be 1915.
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Glacier National Park's glaciers are on the retreat. Under current conditions, some scientists predict the park will be glacier-less by 2030. And some people think that Glacier's status as a World Heritage Site should be officially termed "endangered" due to the glacial retreat.
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Submitted by admin on February 17, 2006 - 4:49pm.
I hesitated for a moment to comment on this, as while there is no doubt that global warming is occurring - a significant portion of this country continues to not acknowledge this, nor the substantial evidence of that warming which has accumulated since 10 years ago, let alone 20 years ago. Nevertheless, it should be noted that Glacier National Park has never, in the history of the United States, contained a particularly large or special collection of glaciers. Even within the terms of the contiguous 48 States, the most-outstanding collection of glaciers has always been in North Cascades National Park, not in Glacier National Park. But as North Cascades wasn't established until the 1960's, doesn't have "glacier" in the name, and has never had an iconic on-site Lodge; it simply doesn't get the same press as Glacier National Park.
Thus, it is worth noting that in UNESCO's recommendation for listing Waterton-Glacier National Parks as World Heritage Sites, the glaciers aren't even mentioned! Instead, UNESCO lists the following features: outstanding Precambrian rocks and fossils; the biological transition zones between mountain and prairie, as well as between the northern and southern Rocky Mts.; a location sitting astride watersheds into the Atlantic, Pacific, and Arctic Oceans; preserving nationally endangered species, particularly 98% of the world's Westslope Cutthroat Trout; outstanding aesthetic natural beauty; and the cultural and historical significance of being the first cross-border National Park. The closest "glaciers" come to being mentioned in that list is simply the extent to which the glaciers contribute to the overall natural beauty of the Park. You can read the full report here:
Of course, that's only sensible, Glacier National Park's glaciers are simply unremarkably on a world level; or even a national level - particularly if you include Alaska. So, while the melting of the glaciers in Glacier National Park is a great way of getting (some admittedly much-needed) "media buzz" on the global warming issue, the truth of the matter is that the melting of the glaciers in Glacier National Park is probably inevitable at this point, but is ultimately not of the most dire consequences for the planet or human civilization.
Submitted by admin on February 17, 2006 - 6:13pm.
Yes, it's certainly not a dire-consequences thing. But it's still a hot-button issue that could well grab public attention and lead to the refocusing of efforts to push the Bush administration into gear on the overall climate change policy (non-policy, perhaps, is a better way of putting it). Conservation groups should be hammering away with pictures in hand; a road show, media treks, the whole shebang.
Submitted by Kurt Repanshek on February 18, 2006 - 8:56am.
Are Glacier's glaciers remarkable? Probably not when compared to the areas cited by John. But I think most folks associate glaciers with the far, far north, remote and wild lands, not the Lower 48, and so Glacier NP conjures all these incredible images of somewhat mystical places (mystical in terms of pure, untouched wilderness with their full complement of wildlife).
I made my first trip to Glacier last summer and was left in awe...not by glaciers, but rather by the incredible ruggedness of the landscape. I later remarked to a friend that Glacier will indeed remain a special place even if its glaciers vanish because of that ruggedness, the inherent wildness.
That said, Alan has a good point about using Glacier as something of a "poster child" to drive home to the masses the consequences of global warming. Sadly, I'm not sure conservation groups have the financial wherewithal to mount a highly visible PR campaign. They do well with e-newsletters, but when was the last time you either saw or heard a TV or radio commercial by The Wilderness Society, National Parks Conservation Association, The Nature Conservancy or the Wildlife Fund?
And of course, while the NPS has the responsibility to preserve these landscapes, it's not about to lobby against climate change/global warming.
Submitted by admin on February 19, 2006 - 5:57pm.
Global warming would get more exposure if the city folks could afford to go to the parks.
These Friends of Franchise's
" non profits " are doing well to support there own administration with high wages and unlimited access to our parks. It is my Goal to set up one of these "non profit" franchises and bring millions of people out of San Diego to show them that there are other beautiful places in the world.
I will call it
or www.rawwnews.com
Just so you know who I am.
I quit driving a car for eight years (1979-1986)while I lived in Jackson Hole (I thought we would have been out of oil by now) I Telemark ski, have ridden on a snow machine once and own a sailboat in San Diego.
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Reid Adds Four More To His Coaching Staff
Chiefs head coach Andy Reid announced the addition of four more coaches on Tuesday and only one major slot in his staff for the 2013 season remains open.
Joining the staff are special teams coordinator Dave Toub, assistant offensive line coach Eugene Chung and holdovers from the staff of Romeo Crennel – linebackers coach Gary Gibbs and secondary coach Emmitt Thomas (right.)
Only the offensive line position remains open, as Reid has talked with several potential assistants there – Juan Castillo, George Warhop and Tony Sparano, who was at the team's facility on Monday.
Toub is considered one of the best special teams coaches in the league, as he helped Devin Hester develop into one of the greatest returners in NFL history. The New York native worked with Reid at Texas-El Paso and Missouri, and Toub's first NFL job was with Reid and the Eagles (2001-03).
Gibbs finished out the 2012 season as the team's defensive coordinator after being hired as part of Todd Haley's staff in 2009 as linebackers coach. He's been coaching on the college and pro levels for 30 years.
Thomas joined the Chiefs as an assistant coach in 2010 and will be in his 33rd season of NFL coaching. He's a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame for his 13-year playing career with the Chiefs.
Chung is a former 1st-round NFL draft choice by New England in 1992 and he played six seasons in the league for the Patriots, Jaguars and Colts. He spent the last three years as assistant offensive line coach with the Eagles.
Reid's staff now stands at 16 coordinators and assistants, with at least that offensive line spot remaining to be filled.
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January 15, 2013 - Merwin in NY says:
Glad both Gibbs and Thomas were retained, as they both did a good job.
January 16, 2013 - cychief24 says:
me too. I'm thrilled Emmitt was kept. I trust Andy when he keeps Gibbs.
All 3 O-line candidates are way more qualified than anyone Herm or Pioli hired. -
January 16, 2013 - ChuckXX says:
Iam extremely "thrilled" about Dave Toub. In 9 seasons at the Bears he produced 8 "ProBowlers". Now thats something to get excited about!!!! Hope they signed him to a very long contract.
January 16, 2013 - el cid says:
Andy Heck is new OL coach. came from the Jags.
January 16, 2013 - BigJimInWisconsin says:
I am glad they kept Emmitt Thomas and Gary Gibbs. Good move. Dave Toub is a great hire. He has 2 really good specialists to start with in Colquit and Succop.
My only concern is hiring his son Britt Reid as Quality Control or whatever. Didn't work out so well in Philly with his other son.
Go CHIEFS!
January 16, 2013 - R W says:
Realistically, I don't believe the Chiefs could have done much better to change the dynamic and direction of the failed years of Pioli. Kudos to Andy and Clark Hunt for having the resolve to acknowledge the deep quicksand the franchise was in and doing what was necessary to bring in proven coaches to re-set the team.
Looking from far outside the perimeter of all the doings, it seems not that hard to do or even impressive but I think otherwise. We've seen a MAJOR transformation before our eyes in warp speed time.


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It was a day of intense bidding in Chennai as the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2013 auction stole the headlines. While it wasn't the mega-auction, it did manage have its own bag of surprises. There is always a bit of suspense as to who will get the highest price? Whether the big names will go unsold? The IPL auction doesn't cease to amaze as some of the relatively unknown players continue to command a higher price when compared to established stalwarts of the game. It is an opportunity for these youngsters to become millionaires overnight and reap the rewards of their few impressive performances.
The biggest talking point of the day was Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell fetching a million dollars. The Mumbai Indians pursued him to the hilt and were finally successful when the sum touched seven figures. His stocks have certainly risen when compared to last year and Mumbai wanted his hard-hitting batting and stable off-spinners. However, the bids that surprised the most were those of Sachithra Senanayake, Chris Morris, Nathan Coulter-Nile and Kane Richardson.
Senanayaka was bought by the Kolkata Knight Riders for a whopping $625,000. Morris went to the Chennai Super Kings for the same price. Nathan Coulter-Nile was picked up by Mumbai Indians for $450,000. Richardson was perhaps the biggest surprise as he went for $700,000 to Pune Warriors India. A pertinent fact is that the 21-year old has only played a solitary One-Day International (ODI).
The most active bidders on the day were the Royal Challengers Bangalore. They bought seven players and were keen on increasing their fast-bowling stocks. In Jaidev Unadkat ($525,000), Rudra Pratap Singh ($400,000) and Pankaj Singh ($150,000) – they have got good Indian buys and that would help them play their foreign batsmen. With Moises Henriques ($300,000), Daniel Christian ($100,000) and Christopher Barnwell ($50,000) – they have fast-bowling all-rounders. Then they also purchased Ravi Rampaul ($290,000). It is obvious that all of them aren't going to fit into Bangalore's scheme of things.
The Sunrisers Hyderbabad needed to bolster their resources and they bought six players. Thisara Perera was their biggest catch at $675,000. The ever smiling West Indies captain Darren Sammy ($425,000) is also on their roster. Sudeep Tyagi ($100,000) and Clint McKay ($100,000) were two fast bowlers they picked up, while Nathan McCullum ($100,000) is the off-spinning all-rounder. The young and exciting Quinton de Kock ($20,000) from South Africa also finds a spot in their plans.
With some of the Indian players in the auction, it was obvious that they would get a lot of bids. Abhishek Nayar went to Pune Warriors India for $675,000. In fact, Pune spent large sums on their four buys. We discussed Richardson earlier, but Ajantha Mendis was bought for $725,000. Michael Clarke has returned to Pune Warriors and he went for $400,000.
With all the hype and interest surrounding Clarke and Ricky Ponting, they were sure to attract bids. Ponting went for his base price of $400,000 to the Mumbai Indians. It is interesting because we would now see the two greatest batsmen of this era playing in tandem – Ponting and Sachin Tendulkar. The plot thickens as Ponting would be on the same team as his nemesis Harbhajan Singh. There certainly is no love lost between them.
Rajasthan Royals and the Delhi Daredevils bought three players each and they weren't very big buys when compared to some of the other purchases made on the day. Kolkata Knight Riders and Kings XI Punjab were happy to buy only two each. Punjab bought Manpreet Gony ($500,000) and Like Pomersbach ($300,000). Kolkata paid a huge sum for Senanayake and were then happy to buy Ryan McLaren for $50,000.
All in all, the franchises were looking to plug a few weak areas and wanted to diversify their options. In two months from now, we would know who fits into the eleven and who doesn't.
(Nishad Pai Vaidya is a Correspondent with CricketCountry and an analyst, anchor and voice-over artist for the site's YouTube Channel. He shot to fame by spotting a wrong replay during IPL4 which resulted in Sachin Tendulkar's dismissal. His insights on the game have come in for high praise from cerebral former cricketers. He has also participated on live TV talk-shows on cricket. Nishad can be followed on Twitter at http://twitter.com/nishad_


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Description: George Axelrod's script for How to Murder Your Wife isn't politically correct in the least, but you're likely to get a charge out of it -- provided you are of the male persuasion, that is. Jack Lemmon stars as Stanley Ford, a successful cartoonist and a confirmed bachelor who shares a lavish apartment with his misogynistic manservant, Charles (Terry-Thomas). While attending a friend's bachelor party, Stanley falls head over heels in love with the gorgeous bikini-clad girl (Virna Lisi) who pops out of a cake. He impulsively marries her, but thinks better of it the next day. Alas, Stanleycan't get a divorce because his bride is an Italian Catholic (this is 1966). Dicier still, she is a domestic goddess, lovingly plying her hubby with rich Italian food until Stanley's once-athletic physique is as bloated as the dirigible Hindenberg. Stanley's descent into husbandhood is reflected in his work: his popular adventure comic strip Bash Brannigan metamorphoses into a Blondie-like idiot husband daily. As a catharsis, Stanley vicariously kills his lovely wife by having Bash Brannigan murder his missus. Stanley's wife sees the finished strip on his desk and runs tearfully out of his life (at least temporarily). The publication of the strip, coupled with his wife's disappearance, results in Lemmon being put on trial for murder. We won't tell you how things turn out; suffice it to say that most feminists will be outraged, while most husbands will laugh immoderately. Eddie Mayehoff and Claire Trevor provide sparkling support as Lemmon's bombastic editor and his dragon-like wife.~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide Movie summaries and listings powered by Cinema-Source
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The SurvivaBall is designed to protect the corporate manager no matter what Mother Nature throws his or her way, said Fred Wolf, a Halliburton representative at the Catastrophic Loss conference held in Florida. This technology is the only rational response to abrupt climate change. It will include a sophisticated communications systems, nutrient gathering capacities, onboard medical facilities and a daunting defense infrastructure. The only problem is, the SurvivaBall was a fake, and so was the Halliburton representative. The Yes Men are pranksters/performers who assume other identities - identity corrections - to make fun of and bring attention to the serious issues of corporate accountability and global greed. They are invited to events and TV shows through their various websites and present ridiculous and unbelievable corporate strategies. No one seemed to doubt their appearance in Florida, and fellow representatives even asked about the SurvivaBalls anti-terrorism capabilities. Other stunts have included the fake GWBush site and apologising on behalf of Bophal for their chemical spill disaster of 1984.
2. Cape Farewell
Cape Farewell was conceived by artist/filmmaker David Buckland and during the past five years he and a varying team of artists, writers, choreographers, filmmakers, environmentalists and scientists have worked on a 100-year old Dutch schooner called The Noorderlicht. Located in a fjord near Longyerben, Svalbard, just north of the 79th parallel, they respond to the environment and reflect the earths change where its most sensitive, the arctic circle. They draw attention to the role ocean currents play and the effect that rising CO2 levels and changing weather patterns will have. The team have already developed a major exhibitions programme, a book Burning Ice - Art & Climate Change and the DVD Art From A Changing Arctic. On his last mission, Buckland invited novelist Ian McEwan, playwright Caryl Churchill, artist Antony Gormley and choreographer Siobhan Davies. Turner prize winner Gormley worked in conditions of -32 degrees to complete an ice sculpture that lasted only three months.
3. Hehe: Nuage Vert and Pollstream
Across a number of projects, the French collective Hehe create a sense of constant rather than delayed feedback. Pollstream is an intervention in environmental ethics. It creates a series of interactive environments in which the audience are in a process of monitoring localised pollution at the very same time that they produce it. The audience is required to conceptualize themselves as responsible - collectively and individually - for their emissions. Using visual, kinetic and sonic technologies, it undermines these typical defences of disengagement by speeding up the normal time it takes for our actions in and on the environment to have consequences. Another project, Nuage Vert, uses lasers and a camera tracking system to project colour coded information onto a waste burning plant/power plant within a local area that is visible to all residents.
4. Translator II: Grower by Sabrina Raaf
Humans also produce carbon dioxide. Sabrina Raaf is a Chicago-based artist working in experimental sculptural media and photography. Translator II: Grower is a small rover vehicle which moves around the gallery drawing vertical lines up and down on the wall with a green crayon. The height of each line is determined by the level of carbon dioxide present in the room, which the robot reads via a small digital sensor mounted on its shell. The carbon dioxide, of course, is generated by gallery visitors, This piece makes visible how art institutions depend on their visitors to make them 'healthy' spaces for new art to evolve and flourish within. Watching the artistic output of a machine that is so sensitive to its environment makes people in the space more sensitive to their environment and its conditions.
5. Canary Project
By photographing landscapes throughout the world that are currently undergoing dramatic transformation or are vulnerable to predicted changes, Canary Project conveys the urgent reality of global warming. Their team of scientists, writers and artists aim to present these images in ways that speak to diverse audiences and foster positive action. Project co-founder Susannah Sayler will be photographing 16 landscapes selected in consultation with leading climate-change scientists and journalists, showing that global warming is already affecting the world in a variety of ways and affecting every place on earth. In the second phase of the project, they will photograph solutions to the problem, such as sources of alternative energy, preparations for already predicted changes and various green products. Sayler has travelled to hot spots and her haunting images include glaciers in Austria and bleached and dead coral in Belize. So far the images have been shown on buses in Denver with the words This is what Global Warming looks like and online publications such as Polar Inertia.
6. Precipice Alliance and Mary Ellen Carroll
The Precipice Alliance is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting awareness about global warming through the visual arts. They believe visibility is the key to positive action and that artists can give form to the intangible and deliver a powerful message. They commission projects that specifically address climate change in order to direct public attention to the urgency of the issue. Large-scale contemporary art will be executed in public venues. The first commission is by New York-based conceptual artist Mary Ellen Carroll. It consists of a 900-foot-long window display in the buildings of the former American Can factory, comprised of eight-foot-tall neon letters proclaiming, IT IS GREEN THINKS NATURE EVEN IN THE DARK. It is indestructible language, focusing on the fluid, open-ended nature of words. The organization hastens to note that the art piece is carbon neutral, employing low-wattage transformers and lead-free glass tubing, as well as using solar panels to offset the energy consumed.
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Free Soil is an international collaboration of artists, activists, researchers and gardeners who take a participatory role in the transformation of the environment. Members have developed art projects about greening cities (The Hot Summer of Urban Farming, Copenhagen); the pollution of the Baltic Sea and resulting Red Tides of toxic algae (Selective Memory, Starlsund) and F.R.U.I.T, a travelling installation examining how the city is connected to the surrounding agricultural areas. For ISEA 2006 in San Jose, Free Soil conducted a bio diesel bus tour of Silicon Valley, pointing out the environmental consequences of the Hi-Tech industry, and offering alternatives, such as mycoremediation - cleaning soil by using mushrooms. They also foster discourse and give support for critical art practices that reflect and change the urban and natural environment via features and projects on their website. Free Soil believe art can be a catalyst for social awareness and positive change. F.R.U.I.T is currently touring as part of Beyond Green: Towards a Sustainable Art.
8. Andrea Polli
Andrea Polli is a digital media artist living in New York City. She is interested in global systems, the real time interconnectivity of these systems, and the effect of these systems on individuals. She currently works in collaboration with atmospheric scientists to develop systems for understanding storm and climate information through sound (a process called sonification). Her Queensbridge Wind Power Project presents a vision of a future when meeting energy needs can enhance the beauty of a city by investigating how clean, renewable wind power could be integrated into the landmark architecture of the Queensboro Bridge.
9. Platform
For over 20 years the London based Platform has been engaging in making transparent that which corporations and companies wish to remain hidden. 90% Crude is a sustained investigation into the power and impact of transnational corporate trade and business. Other projects include a research campaign and cultural intervention project on Shell and BP oil companies (Gog and Magog); a series of experimental interventionist walks in the London's financial district (Freedom in The City) and Desktop Killers which links corporations to genocide. In Unravelling The Carbon Web, Platform works to reduce the environmental and social impacts of oil corporations, and And While London Burns is a downloadable audio tour of London - a soundtrack for the era of climate change - in their words a requiem for a Warming World . Their latest initiative is Remember Saro-Wiwa and will be Britain's first Mobile memorial. It is in honour of Ken Saro-Wiwa, and his colleagues who were executed after anti oil campaigns in the Niger Delta.
10. Natalie Jeremijenko
Jeremijenko is an inventor and engineer whose work focuses on the design and analysis of tangible digital media. She bridges the technical and the art worlds and her mission is to reclaim technology and apply it to the messy complexities of the real world, often with disquieting results. Her project, One Tree, features the planting of 2,000 walnut trees in sensor-equipped planters around San Francisco. The condition of the growing trees will reflect the region's surprising discrepancies in climatic, environmental and socio-economic conditions. Another project Bit Cab inserts geospecific data directly onto New York City taxi display units. Her much acclaimed Feral Robot Sniffer Dogs were hobbyist kits made to modify commercially available toy dogs to potentially detect toxic substances in the air.
Fade to Black is a network of webcams oriented skyward. The images on the webcam fades to black as pollutant film accumulates on the lens. It provides visual and empirical information on air quality.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — SpaceX says it looks like an engine problem with its orbiting Dragon capsule has been fixed. But the vessel's arrival at the International Space Station with a load of supplies will be delayed.
The private spacecraft ran into trouble with its thrusters shortly after liftoff Friday morning.
SpaceX founder Elon Musk says all four sets of maneuvering thrusters should be working soon. The problem might have been caused by a stuck valve or line blockage.
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We knew that the launch to Obamacare was going to be a rough road. Over the 10 days things seemed to grow more and more complicated due to numerous factors, all of which should have been addressed by the federal government prior to implementation.
- Consumer Confusion
- With the opening of the exchanges, consumers are more frustrated than ever. Consumers (making up individuals and business owners) are still unsure of the benefits of accessing the exchanges, what kinds of tax credits they will be eligible for, and are not even sure as to where to turn for answers. Most consumers do not realize that although you can purchase health insurance now, coverage does not start until January 1, 2014.
- Enrollment Glitches
- It has been all over the news that state and federal websites have been crashing as consumers go to the websites in order to purchase coverage. Some tout this as an example of the need for uninsured individuals to purchase health insurance, and the great response now being given the ability to do so. In reality, this is currently nothing more than tire kicking at a used car lot that is stalling the system that was supposed to be electronic, and seamless. This demonstrates the gross mismanagement of the launch of the exchanges. What was supposed to "be as simple as buying airline tickets on website", has turned into trying to find a needle in a haystack.
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Nothing strikes more fear into the hearts of parents than a lice scare at their child's school. I know this because I was recently one of those panic-stricken parents. Luckily, the outbreak was fairly contained and my son escaped unscathed, but it got me thinking about lice in cats and dogs.
Though relatively uncommon in cats and dogs, our pets are not safe from external parasites like lice. Generally, it is a disease that affects animals who are housed in crowded, unkempt facilities or pets who are not closely monitored, like outdoor dogs who don't get much human contact. However, lice can infest any dog or cat who comes into contact with it, so this blog is essential information for everyone to know.
First, it is important to remember that lice are host-specific. This means that dog lice infest dogs, cat lice infest cats, and human lice infect humans. While a dog lice may find itself on a cat, it certainly won't stay there for long. So, rest assured that if your child comes home from school with a few hitchhikers, your pets will be safe (although the same can't be said for you!).
Lice are flat, six legged insects with no wings. They can be seen with the naked eye, which makes diagnosis a snap. Infested pets will also have nits attached to their fur. These nits are lice eggs, and a female can lay several eggs each day, so their numbers will be obvious.
There is only one kind of louse that infects cats; a chewing louse that uses its claws or mandible to attach to the base of a hair. Dogs can get both a chewing louse and a sucking louse, which uses its needle like mouth parts to suck blood. Sucking lice are particularly dangerous to puppies, who may suffer from anemia when heavily infested.
Lice are transmitted by direct contact with animals who are infested, or through contaminated bedding and grooming tools. Without a host, lice will die within 3 to 7 days.
As I mentioned, lice is easily diagnosed. You or your vet will notice both adult lice and nits upon examination of the skin and fur. Symptoms of lice include itching and a dry, patchy coat that may or may not have bald patches.
Luckily, there is very little insecticide resistance in lice. Upon diagnosis, your vet may give your pet an insecticide bath to kill adult lice and then apply a topical preparation, such as Frontline or Revolution. Generally, these treatments are recommended every two weeks for three or four treatments to cover the lice that will be hatching from their eggs. Your pet's bedding should be disposed of or washed in very hot water.
Lice tend to incite the heebie jeebies like no other parasite. In fact, in just writing this blog I've found myself scratching my head more than a few times! But, really, lice is not that big of a deal; it's uncommon, easy to find, and easy to fix. I wish I could say the same for lots of other veterinary problems!
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Former skipper Allan Border on Monday praised Australia batsman Shane Watson and said that on his day, he can be as good a batsman as anyone else.
"Shane Watson finally delivered what he's been promising for quite some time. When Shane is in a mood like that he's as good as anyone in the world," Border wrote in cricket.com.au
Border was also impressed by Steven Smith after his maiden Test ton in the fifth Test.
"Steve Smith, played a truly wonderful innings. We were all hoping one of the young guys would come through and make a score and Steve has done that. His batting, more-than-handy leg spin and excellent fielding make him a terrific player for Australia. Then you throw in his leadership skills, something we need from a young player, and he's the complete package. He gets a big tick from me," Border said.
Talking about the umpires decision to call off the match due to poor light in the final Test, Border said, "One of my biggest pet hates in cricket is the bad light rule. There were only four overs left in the day's play when the umpires called time. I mean, let them play it out. This is an area where we can tighten the game up from scenarios just like this."
Border added, "I know they have to be seen to be fair, following the precedent they set in Manchester and then following it through to here. I'm not sure what scale they use, but if the umpires come off when the meter reads 4/10, then I think they have to come off when it's 2/10. From personal experience I never came from the ground because I couldn't see the ball. I'd go as far as saying that 99% of players past and present only come off for tactical reasons, not because they can't see it. And that being the case what is the light rule for?"


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Even as activist and former IPS officer Kiran Bedi's name for BJP's CM candidate gains ground in Delhi with Bedi herself tweeting that she was not averse to the idea of joining politics, the Delhi unit of the party remains a divided house.
With Delhi Assembly re-elections inevitable, senior BJP sources said the party was looking at other names besides Delhi BJP chief Harsh Vardhan. Vardhan was the BJP's chief ministerial candidate for the assembly polls last year but had failed to get even a simple majority.
But Bedi's name has been met with a lot of resistance within the state BJP with a number of party workers calling her an 'outsider'. Vardhan said 'it is a non-issue within the BJP'. Some feel that the party won't risk considering an outsider after having won all seven Lok Sabha seats in Delhi.
"The fact that her (Bedi's) name is cropping up every now and then is an indication that there is some debate going on within the party... it's the new politics that the party is looking to move towards. She can be pitted against AAP's Arvind Kejriwal as she was also a part of the anti-corruption movement," said a senior BJP leader.
The BJP is also concerned that Vardhan has too much on his plate. "If he is given a ministerial berth at the centre, the party will have to look for a new name. There is a leadership crisis within the BJP at the state level," added another leader.
Despite repeated attempts Bedi could not be contacted but she had tweeted Tuesday: "I no more rule out entering Indian political service on capability basis. I am moving towards some flexibility in this". Later, she tweeted that she is looking to "strengthen Modi's hands in nation re-building".


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I've dabbled with both and find it hard to believe anyone thinks, price per performance-wise, that speaker could ever beat headphones. I've had some decent 5.1 setups and even decent 2.1's for my computer in the past and they are miles away when it comes to the headphones. Maybe I just don't have an acute ear for these things.
Well your mistake number 1 is comparing 5.1 or 2.1 systems with headphones. Stereo is what is for music. A stereo 2.0 setup will beat any 2.1 or 5.1 or 7.1 system in terms of sound quality when listening to music. Mistake number 2 is comparing computer speakers with headphones, which is silly. The best computer speakers on the market aren't a shadow next to 300$ bookshelfs. Honestly, I'm complete opposite, I find it hard to believe that anyone could like headphones more than speakers. As soon as we go past 500-600$ for a setup, speakers are superior, even when not ideally set up. I say, I doubt any headphone setup in the world available today, regardless of price could beat a 1500-2000$ speaker setup. Not to mention a 10000$ speaker setup, which is about the price of the most expensive headphone setup available new, Stax 009 and an amp for it.


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Why not start cursive writing in kindergarten?
A Beka Book uses a traditional approach to writing. Before the 1940s, schools across the nation took this approach and, as a result, most American school children developed beautiful handwriting. Ball-and-stick manuscript came about as part of progressive education reforms in the 1940s. The change was made primarily to help children recognize the letters in the "Dick and Jane" look-say readers.
By starting with cursive writing rather than manuscript printing, we help the child develop good writing habits from the very beginning. This means that habits acquired from manuscript printing do not need to be unlearned.
Do not teach anything that has to be unlearned, and do not let a child develop a bad habit. Instruct the child to do it right from the beginning. –Samuel Blumenfeld
We also strengthen the child's reading skills. By joining letters, cursive writing reinforces the blending of sounds within words.
This knowledge acquired by the hand is transferred to the reading process. Thus, learning to write helps learning to read print. –Samuel Blumenfeld
Kindergarten children learn cursive writing in a matter of months. When we first introduced cursive writing to kindergartners at Pensacola Christian Academy in 1993, many teachers and parents were concerned that the children were too young to learn cursive. The first few weeks proved challenging, but as the children learned to form their letters and connect them, their handwriting began to improve. After four months of instruction and practice, they were writing neat, legible cursive script. Both parents and teachers were pleased.
Why not focus your students' energy and enthusiasm on the writing that they will use throughout life and strengthen their reading skills while teaching them good writing habits? You can do this if you teach cursive writing from the beginning. Join the thousands of schools using the A Beka Book cursive writing program.
The A Beka Book handwriting program beginning in kindergarten . . . struck a resounding chord of joy in my heart; my master's thesis is being developed around the subject of penmanship–there is a standard. How exciting! Thank you! –Principal, Arizona
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Searchers find body of teen missing in Texas flood
Members of the Texas Parks and Wildlife use a grappling hook to search Sunday, May 26, 2013, in Shertz, Texas, for a missing teen who was swept away in a rain swollen Cibilo Creek Saturday. (Eric Gay, Associated Press)
SCHERTZ, Texas — Authorities say search teams have found the body of teenager who was swept away by floodwaters as he tried to swim across a swollen creek near San, Antonio.
Avron Adams, 18, of Schertz, got swept away while trying to cross Cibolo Creek.
David Harris, a spokesman for Schertz, said about 5:45 p.m. searchers located Adams' body near where rescue dogs had earlier identified his sent. Harris said Adams' family has been notified.
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The Lawrenceburg Rite-Aid will be hosting the following events to raise money for the Children's Miracle Network, according to a news release.
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Raffle tickets for UK mementos and Mother's Day baskets will also be available, the news release states.
All money raised will benefit the UK Children's Hospital, according to the Rite-Aid news release.
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