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hi, my lmp was jan 9. but i feel like i have some symptoms first light headed last week i was very bloated and now befor af im flat. today im constipated and my left nipple is leaking ! anyone wanna help
the signs are pretty + of pregnancy I would buy a test and test the day af is due if it doesnt show. Also a leaky nipple is unheard of to leak if your not even a month pregnant it takes some time. So you might want to go your dr concerning that.
Are you having any more symptoms??? Bloating and constipation also can go with your period about to start. Yeah, leaking nipples shouldn't happen either. You should be expecting your period any day now, if it doesn't come in a few days then I'd start to think more about getting a pregnancy test. Good Luck Hun!!
I am going through the same thing and my lmp was also Jan 9th. My left nipple is leaking and my b___bs are hugh. I have went up a cup size in like a week. My b___st and nipples are painful to the touch (essp. my nipples) Also developed a ring around my nipple. I have been very tired and moody and I will cry for no reason. I have had an upset stomach the past 3 days. Nausea on and off but no vomiting. I also felt like I was kind of getting like the Flu almost. Just kinds of achy and runny nose and sore throat with a funny taste in my mouth. I took a test this morning and it was negative but it was a very light neg. I will wait and retest.
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During an awards season where there seem to be no sure things, "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" is yet another film proving to be quite divisive. Initially touted for Oscar after a few magnificent teaser trailers, buzz on the picture seemed to cool a bit after its U.K. debut back in September. It's been doing quite well at the box office overseas and got a rave review from our own U.K. corresdpondent Oli Lyttleton but has left some on the staff a little bit cold. Based on the book by spy-turned-novelist John le Carré and previously adapted into an acclaimed miniseries starring Alec Guinness, the story centers on former British Intelligence agent George Smiley (Gary Oldman) who is brought out of retirement to investigate a possible mole among the highest ranks of MI6. Oldman leads an all-star cast of British performers including Colin Firth, Tom Hardy, John Hurt, Toby Jones, Mark Strong, Ciaran Hinds, Stephen Graham and Benedict Cumberbatch.
Condensing a 400 page novel — which was itself turned into a 290 minute miniseries — into a 2 hour film is an extremely ambitious undertaking for even the most seasoned filmmaker so credit to Swedish filmmaker Tomas Alfredson for deciding to tackle the project as the follow-up to his 2008 international hit "Let The Right One In." Did we mention it's also his first English language film? At an early screening of the film last week at the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens, Alfredson spoke about the film, getting the author's approval and what it's like working with the actor who used to be "Sid Vicious."
1. After his coming-of-age vampire film became an international hit Alfredson says he was paralyzed by indecision as to what he should make as his follow-up.
"The film I did before this, 'Let The Right One In,' was my first international success, and it was quite overwhelming to experience that," the director explained. Previously having only directed Swedish language films, Alfredson was now getting offers to direct films in Hollywood and beyond. "[I was] getting proposals from all over the world, so I was a little paralyzed by that. I didn't really know what to do. But someone told me Working Title, the [British] production company that produced this film, that they retrieved the rights for 'Tinker Tailor' and it felt like something totally impossible to do. And therefore very tempting." Many directors would have been too daunted by the challenges of such an adaptation, but Alfredson was game. "The complexity of setting it up, it's a gigantic crossword [puzzle] to boil this down to 2 hours from this gigantic [400 page] novel but it was also a lot of fun."
Alfredson said his memories of the original miniseries were of watching it with his father as a child and he said he had no idea what was going on. As an adult however he found a more personal connection to the material. "I suppose I felt related to the characters in the book. It's something very interesting with people who the inside and the outside are different. Which is great material to make a film from." Though it's unclear how 'Tinker' will be received in America, it's already a hit in the U.K. where it was number 1 at the box office for several weeks in a row and as Gary Oldman has mentioned, they're already thinking about a sequel. "We have discussed it and there is at least one great film in…'The Honourable Schoolboy.' [It focuses] on Jerry Westerby [Stephen Graham] so we have discussed making maybe a compilation of those two [along with the third novel 'Smiley's People']. But we have to wait for the right moment and wait for the right reasons."
2. Alfredson says the author of the original novel, John le Carré, was a pleasure to collaborate with thanks to his laissez faire attitude about adaptations of his work.
Unlike "Let The Right One In" which was adapted from the novel by the original author John Ajvide Lindqvist, for 'Tinker' Alfredson only consulted with author John le Carré. "[le Carré] was very involved in the process and he was fantastic." Alfredson described. "I remember our first meeting he said, 'Please don't do the book. It already exists and it's a great book and if you make a lousy film it will still be a great book. So please do something new with it and turn it upside down and add new stuff and let's discuss.' And we did that and he was very helpful during the whole process and very useful because he was a spy himself in the 60s." To write the picture, he brought on husband-wife screenwriters Peter Straughan ("The Debt") and Bridget O'Connor, an especially interesting move considering the film features an almost exclusively male cast.
"Peter Straughan and Bridget O'Connor wrote it together. I thought when we started it that it would be a very good thing to have a female writer onboard. This is in many ways a very male world and it would be good to get the female eye. Their take on the book is a very emotional one which was very interesting. They cut the right filet out of it." O'Connor passed away from cancer before the film was completed and it is dedicated to her memory. Cutting right to the meat meant forgoing any attempts to Hollywood-ize the material and turn it into James Bond comes out of retirement. "For me this isn't a spy thriller, it's a film about loyalty and what you can sacrifice in the name of loyalty among friends. These are all people that know each other very well and I thought that was the most interesting layer."
3. Despite how visually stunning the picture is, Alfredson says his least favorite aspect of making a film is the actual filming.
After just a few feature films the Swedish director is already being hailed for his visual aesthetic as well as the performances he's been able to get from actors both seasoned and novice. We were pretty surprised to learn that the actual filming is Alfredson's least favorite aspect of the filmmaking process. "Planning for it and working with the script and storyboarding and editing, that's the fun part. The rest is war. And it's exhausting," Alfredson expained. "It can be a lot of fun of course. But you find out this image, you want this car to drive from here to here and you want these 4 people to be moving in this and that direction and you want it to rain and you want this and that. You try to squeeze reality into your idea and if reality doesn't want to fit in that idea, it's exhausting. And it's not as fun as designing it."
For 'Tinker' the director worked with production designer Maria Djurkovich ("Billy Elliot") to use practical locations as a building block for the 1970s-set story. "Detail is a lot of fun and if you get the details right it travels through the bigger picture. We shot this in an old military barracks in Northern London which had like 80 or 70 old houses from different eras and these houses themselves were very useful and inspiring. Well, we have this house so let's do Smiley's in here and let's do the office in this big hall. So the buildings themselves gave a lot of atmosphere to our ideas and of course the designer Maria Djurkovich did a fantastic job on this."
4. Alfredson once again employed his "Let The Right One In" cinematographer Hoyt Van Hoytema for the beautifully restrained visuals in 'Tinker Tailor.'
"We tried to not refer too much to other films when we work, me and Hoyt [Van Hoytema], the DP [Director of Photography]. We try to refer to sense or paintings or music. The scent we used for this film was damp tweed. And you can feel that [in the film]." Alfredson continued, "The main idea [from the style of shooting] was to try to create the feeling that the camera is a voyeur, so there is always a third eye in the room. So almost all the scenes are made with very long lenses and shooting through [panes of glass] and it's also a lot of smoke in all the sets to create that milky grayness. It creates the distance of a voyeur."
5. It took the filmmakers a long time to find their George Smiley. Though Oldman is able to slip into every role from Dracula to Commissioner Gordon, he wasn't necessarily the first name you'd think of for this buttoned-up character.
Alfredson believes strongly that choosing the right actors is "70% of the work" and said that finding the lead to fill Alec Guinness' shoes was no easy task. "It was quite hard to find the right [actor] for George Smiley because there is this ghost of Smiley as Alec Guinness. I wanted to find a different silhouette, a different energy, but at the same time do Smiley. We didn't get the right [actor] for like 6 months or something and then someone came up with this great idea for Gary Oldman." And it ended up as quite a stroke of genius with Oldman clearly taking a shine to the character, having already gotten excited about the idea of continuing to play Smiley in future installments. Alfredson admits that even Oldman didn't take the transition so easily going from some of his wilder performances to this retired introvert.
The director explained, "In the opening montage where we try to depict Smiley in different short moments in his new life, we put Ann's apron on him and I asked him to fry an egg on a gray day. And we did this scene and it's quite long, [he's cooking the egg], turning it slowly, looking out the window, turning it again, cutting the gas off, putting it on a plate. Sits down, eats the egg, listens to the bird outside the window and then, [I said] 'Okay, Cut. Thank you.' And Gary came around to my monitor and said, 'Can I have a look?' And we did the playback and he was looking at himself and he said [incredulously], 'I used to be Sid Vicious.'"
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Last week I was faced with a choice between an emergency family situation and a commitment that I had that was equal parts work and self-care. I chose my family. The response that I was somehow not in my power because I chose my family and personal self-care needs triggered me. Not because I believed it; I stand in my own power of choice each and every day, but because it made me sit back and think about whether or not I have shamed women for giving away all of their energy to their family's needs, or shamed them for "putting themselves last". Making a big assumption that this was not by choice for many women. Yet when I left corporate America it was because I vowed I would never have to choose between my family and work, or make the women I work with have to make that choice.
Do I believe we as women are natural nurturers and sometimes do put ourselves last, and don't always keep our cups overflowing, yes. Do I believe we need self-care, reflection and alone time in order to best serve those around us? YES. Is that always possible, especially for women with small children? NO! But does that mean they are giving away their energy and power, losing the core of who they are? Sometimes Yes and sometimes no, but it does not have to be so.
My work in the world is women's transformational workshops and facilitating women's circles. Creating women's sacred circles is becoming a movement in modern cultures. It is a place to share our vulnerabilities and successes with other women; provide a safe place for women to hold each other; to witness each other, because we are not alone. It is a place for self-care and reflection, and sometimes just being our Wild Woman selves. For obvious reasons, children are not welcome at most circles. And that is the paradox I have been sitting with all week.
The premise of many women's circles is honoring the Divine Feminine and our power to create, whether we choose to create life or not. Women's circles in the modern world are loosely based on women in tribal societies both ancient and in today's world. The idea that women in tribal societies live their lives together, always supporting each other, and that in modern society we have lost the connection with each other and we are working to repair sisterhood wounds that we have experienced.
But here is the thing; women in tribal societies do not find babysitters and nannies to take care of their kids while they are working, socializing, or engaging in sacred ceremony. They are not excluded from circle because they cannot find someone to take care of their kids. Their CREATIONS are always with them, the children are a part of the ceremony, learning the spiritual practices of their ancestors; that is how the tribe continues. They are not viewed as disruptions to a spiritual process; they are part of the spiritual process and expected to carry it on. And women in tribal society rarely get to have "self-care", pedis, massages, and spa weekends. They provide each other with that nurturing while they are working their butts off to provide for and take care of the village.
And yet in modern circles, we say this is time without our kids, without our partners, just for us. Is that needed YES, but at what cost? In the end it means we are excluding the women with young children, who perhaps do not have the support to leave their kids at home. And it is these very women who are in a time of their lives where they desperately need to be surrounded by supportive women, who need help, who need to be honored for where they are in the moment and not "lose themselves".
Trust me, my son's toddler years were some of the most difficult in my life, I had a social group I belonged to, went to play dates, got to be with other moms. But it was not the same as sitting in circle in a sacred way and engaging my senses, being in my creation. So then when my son went off to school I went through some of the deepest, darkest times of loneliness of my life. I no longer knew what my purpose was, all the moms disappeared into the ether. I was alone for 8 hours a day. It was a dark night of the soul. It has taken me 7 years to create and find circle and support, and do deep spiritual work. I don't want any other mother to be in that place, EVER.
A few weeks ago as part of my own spiritual journey, I went into a vision of my future and what my cause is to create. I saw myself maybe 10 years older; there were women, children, and a sense that I was providing a safe haven. I did not understand the vision at the time, because other than my son I don't normally surround myself by children. Now I get it. I had forgotten how hard things were as a mother just a few short years ago.
While I will always continue to provide a space for women to come together for a little while to let go of their family responsibilities even for a short time. It is now my mission in the next year to provide a way to include a safe and sacred place for women to come into ceremony and creation with their children. The world needs this.


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I'm building an app and want users and posts in my app to sync with the ones on my wp website. Therefor I figured I'd need the WP API.
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After being down early, the Penn State Greater Allegheny Baseball team (5-2, 0-0) put up five runs in the fourth inning to complete a come from behind 10-5 victory over Nassau Community College on Friday. The win secured PSUGA a winning record over their five games in Myrtle Beach and brings them home with a steady 5-2 mark on the season.
Friday marked the first time this season that PSUGA did not score first in a game. After both teams were held off the board in the first inning, Nassau CC would break through on a bit by pitch after they loaded the bases with three straight singles to take a 1-0 lead. They would then rattle off four straight RBI singles and extended their lead to 5-0 with still just one out in the inning.
Matt Givler (Coatesville, PA./Coatesville HS) would then come in from the bullpen and stop the bleeding rolling a 1-6-3 double play and keeping the deficit at 5-0. The PSUGA bats would go to work the next half inning after Brian Koglin (Fox Chapel, PA./Fox Chapel HS) reached on a bit by pitch with one out.
Dylan Ernst (McKeesport, PA./McKeesport HS) would pick him up lifting an RBI Triple to the deepest part of the Polo Grounds as PSUGA got on the board. Zack Craven (McKeesport, PA./McKeesport HS) would ground out in the next at bat scoring Ernst and cutting the deficit to 5-2 after three innings.
The offense continued into the fourth with two on and one out when Brett Yuhas (Munhall, PA./Steel Valley HS) laced a ball off the top of the left field wall bringing home Jordan Williams (McKeesport, PA./McKeesport HS) and Randy Berroa (Harlem, NY./Norman Thomas HS) to make it a one run game. Two batters later, Craven dropped a fly ball into center field tying the game at 5-5.
PSUGA took advantage of a Nassau CC mistake to take the lead two batters later when Diego Marzan (Toa Alta, Puerto Rico/Charter HS) reached on an error by the right fielder allowing both Ernst and Craven to score giving PSUGA a 7-5 lead.
The PSUGA bullpen would shut things down from there as Givler and Matt Smith (McKeesport, PA./McKeesport HS) combined to pitch the last 5.2 innings of shut out ball giving up just four hits and striking out four. PSUGA would get a lone run in the fifth and added two more in the top of the seventh with RBI singles by Ernst and Koglin to help PSUGA secure the victory.
Ernst led the offense going 2-4 with two RBI while Yuhas and Craven each chipped in 1-4 days with two RBI apiece. PSUGA's three through six hitters combined to go 5-14 (.357) with six RBI on the day contributing most of the PSUGA offense. Zach Schmader (South Park, PA./South Park HS) made his first collegiate start going 1.2 innings giving up five runs on seven hits.
PSUGA had their best ever trip to Myrtle Beach finishing up the five game trip with a 3-2 record including back-to-back wins in the final two games. They have momentum on their side as they move closer and closer to conference play in two weeks.
PSUGA returns home Saturday and are back in action when they take on CCAC Boyce on Tuesday at 3 p.m.


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On Saturday night, Oregon football fans got their first chance to witness Marcus Mariota in a college football game. Announced as the starter just eight days prior, most fans were in the dark about just what Mariota would provide. The first glimpse of Mariota came last Spring when he dazzled a record crowd with a performance many had not expected.
When Darron Thomas, Oregon's career leader in touchdown passes, decided to forego his senior season to enter the NFL draft, many fans and analysts alike assumed that Bryan Bennett, a redshirt sophomore, would ascend to the starting role vacated by Thomas' departure. But the soft spoken kid from St. Louis High School in Honolulu would make his mark out of view of everyone.
Marcus Mariota entered the tunnel and ran onto the field as the starting quarterback for the University of Oregon football team in what he refers to as a "surreal experience. Just to see the fans and hear them going crazy it was like something I could only imagine; and it was really happening to me," Marcus told Duck Sports Authority after the game. Mariota admitted to being nervous. He attributed his ability to overcome the nerves to something his father once told him. "My dad always used to tell me when I was playing high school football that nerves are a good thing. It's just human nature."
Receiver Josh Huff noticed Mariota's demeanor after the game as well. When asked how Marcus was able to come out and play so well in his first start, Huff replied, "He's just calm. He never let's anything get to him. Why he was so calm, that's why the offense fed off of him."
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'Horsegate': EU agencies to advise on bute risks
The substance is used as an anti-inflammatory and pain reliever for non-food producing animals. It has risen in prominence because of its discovery in a small number of horse carcasses intended for the food chain.
The development came to light as a result of the increased scrutiny of the meat supply chain following the detection of unlabelled horse meat in products previously thought to contain only beef.
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and the European Medicines Agency (EMA) will carry out the analysis of bute.
'All available scientific evidence'
"In carrying out the joint risk assessment, the two agencies will use all available scientific evidence and consider data and results of ongoing testing of horse meat in Member States as these become available," said EFSA in a statement.
"The agencies have been asked to advise, where appropriate, if additional control options are needed to minimise any risks identified."
On February 21 the European Commission (EC) adopted a coordinated plan on controls with regard to fraudulent practices in the marketing of beef products.
This includes a testing plan for phenylbutazone in horsemeat that foresees the testing of one sample for every 50 tonnes of horse meat.
Minimum of five tests
Each Member State is required to carry out a minimum of five tests, the results for which will be reported regularly to the EC.
The EMA assesses maximum residue limits for veterinary medicines in foodstuffs of animal origin. Its assessment of bute in 1997 led to it recommending that it should not be used in food producing animals, because there was insufficient data to enable limits to be set.
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland found burgers with traces of equine DNA on January 16, 2013. Subsequently, meat products from a range of retailers, including Tesco, Aldi and Asda, tested positive for traces of horse meat. Findus France and Nestle products also yielded similar findings.
On February 13, EU agriculture ministers who agreed to random DNA testing of processed meat products in the wake of the scandal also agreed to test for bute.


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Fitness Goals: Vanity/Performance
When I first started to workout really consistently for the first time since I stopped skating, my entire motivation was derived from vanity and ideals that I felt that I had to fit into to be happy. Every tough interval or last mile I had to push through, I reminded myself of my non-negotiable size XS/size 0 that I just had to get back to after getting terribly out of shape during my old job.
I was scared to lift heavy because I thought I would get get arms and legs like Arnold Schwarzenegger the minute I did.
After all, I was a pair skater where every pound actually counted- and for that sport, it didn't really matter if it wasn't all pure muscle. We only strength-trained the minimum amount necessary to make us strong enough for our sport. Legitimate in this case, fine. Every pound of me had to be lifted over my partner's head, so putting on unneeded muscle was not encouraged. This was drilled into my brain for years.
I was your classic cardio bunny.
I got a gold star from my coaches if I decided to do an extra hour of cardio on top of my 8-hour skating training days. This method of thinking naturally carried over into my post-athlete life. Dominated that elliptical all day, every day.
I did lose a few pounds this way. Then the scale just stopped. And yo-yoed in a range of 3 pounds no matter what I was doing with my nutrition. Fed up with this, I decided to finally listen to the fitness pros and tentatively try lifting heavy.
Thank the lord.
The first few weeks, the scale didn't budge, which initially concerned me, with my brain still being hard-wired in my old ways. But I could visibly see my body changing. Clothes started to fit looser. Then all of a sudden I started leaning out that body fat due to my new gains of lean muscle mass. This made my oh-so-vain motivation very, very happy.
But an unexpected shift occurred. I actually started to really love lifting.
A barbell just started to feel natural in my hands, and I got a thrill of power and confidence every time I whipped a heavy kettlebell around. Get up from lying down on the ground holding 35 pounds over my head with one arm? Pretty cool feeling.
New goals of mine started to develop- none of which had anything to do with the way I looked. They were to lift heavy, more efficiently, and more powerfully, and more more more!
As those goals started to take priority in my head, I instinctively started becoming finely attuned to my stomach's needs and my nutrition in the framework of my training program. Oh, I was squatting heavy tomorrow? Loading up on the protein and some carbs the night before for dinner. Had intervals early the next morning to improve my speed and power? A banana was my perfect pre-workout morning snack that gave me just enough carb and energy without making me nauseous from a full meal.
I started to train like a healthy athlete for the first time in my life.
And I wasn't even an athlete anymore. My eating became synonymous with fueling up for each day of my training program and I trained hard. I didn't diet and exercise. I put more stock into my balance of macronutrients, not calorie count.
I found myself sliding on those same pants I longed to fit in again. Same size pants I wore when I skated. But they fit differently- better, and I wasn't starving myself to be at that size like I did 10 years ago. This may come as a shock to some, but I was about 15 pounds heavier than my skating weight (this is one of the best examples I can think of to explain how muscle takes up far less room on the body than fat).
The pants fitting was great and all, but it was nothing compared to the feeling of getting my first big personal record of a 185lb back squat, about 1.7x my body weight at the time.
Focusing more on athletic performance and improving my strength delivered far better results for me than focusing on the way I looked.
Everyone is different and has different motivations to get fit or lose weight, but this I have found to be the most consistently successful phenomenon while working with my clients- when they transfer focus from the scale to performance progress, that's usually when the magic happens.
A primary goal of vanity isn't wrong by any means- it absolutely does work for some.
But even bikini competitors and bodybuilders, people who technically work for aesthetic results, usually say that their favorite part of competition prep is seeing how much they can push themselves and the mental strength needed to build that goal physique- looking good is the cherry on top of the sundae.
As for myself, I like to think of it as the stick beating the horse whereas performance tends to be the carrot. Both get the horse moving, but that performance carrot has it running towards something great like a performance goal instead of running away from something it doesn't want to be. I know I'd much rather be running towards something amazing.


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Once the weather turns chilly in the north of China, people start looking forward to two events. The first is the Harbin Ice Festival and the second is Spring Festival, a holiday where families reunite back in their hometowns. The Harbin Ice Festival is one of a kind in China and never fails to disappoint the thousands of people who visit each year, many of whom have never seen snow before let alone a city made out of ice!
The Harbin Festival is an annual event that has taken place in the Heilongjiang province of China for over thirty years. The festival officially opens on January 5 of each year and lasts for almost two months. The festival draws a huge crowd each year who have braved the extreme cold to see one of the man-made wonders of the world.
Visiting the Harbin Ice and Snow Festival shouldn't be done on a whim. You will without a doubt want to bring proper attire for the occasion. The average winter temperature in the city of Harbin is around –17 °C (1 °F) and it can get as bad as -35 °C (–31 °F). However, despite the chill in the air, the crowds continue to come and enjoy the sculptures as well as the hot food and drink.
The Harbin Festival is best viewed at night as hundreds of colored lights illuminate the ice sculptures and transform them into a magical glowing ice palace. In addition to the awe-inspiring, larger-than-life sculptures, the Harbin Festival also provides fun winter activities in city parks such as alpine skiing and winter swimming. Talk about the ultimate polar bear plunge!
The immense scale and detail of the Harbin sculptures make it a must-see destination during the winter. Strap on your boots and pull on those layers and head up north to see just one of the many exciting events that China hosts throughout the year.


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Will you be increasing the size of the skin cooling tank now you have a bigger engine?
We hope to get back to the Fens this summer, do you know if the Peterbourough Yacht Club still selld diesel to none members.
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Yes we put another skin tank on the opposite swim, linked them and that works well. We are really thrilled to bits with the new engine and how quiet it is with the hospital silencer.
Yes PYC still sells diesel.
You will see from our blog we are now on our travels round the canals heading in the direction of Ripon.


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John 'wasn't a starved baby' says medical examiner at trial for parents of dead boy
WARNING: This story contains disturbing and graphic details
After calling 15 witnesses, the prosecution has closed its case against two Calgary parents accused of refusing to take their dying baby to a doctor. It's not yet known if Jennifer and Jeromie Clark will testify in their own defence.
Jennifer, 41, and Jeromie, 38, are each charged with criminal negligence causing death and failing to provide the necessaries of life. Their 14-month-old son John died of malnutrition and a staph infection in 2013.
The Crown's final witness, medical examiner Dr. Elizabeth Brooks-Lim, was cross-examined Thursday, telling jurors John "wasn't a starved baby, he wasn't a beaten child."
Brooks-Lim earlier testified John had a rare rash caused by nutritional deficiency and he ultimately died of malnutrition and sepsis.
The Clarks brought John to a Calgary hospital on the afternoon of Nov. 28, 2013.
John was "on death's doorstep" by the time his parents brought him to a doctor, according to Crown prosecutor Shane Parker.
The baby had a severe, blistering rash over 70 per cent of his body and was in septic shock at the time, according to doctors who treated the boy. Several of the baby's toes were black with gangrene, which a doctor previously testified would have taken at least a week to happen.
John died less than 24 hours later of what was later determined to be a staph infection.
The couple's defence lawyers, David Chow and John Phillips, have suggested the boy could have died after contracting an infection at the hospital or if doctors increased John's saline levels too quickly. Brooks-Lim agreed rapid correction of sodium levels could cause death.
The medical examiner also opened the door to the possibility one of John's parents could have suffered from a rare genetic disorder that may have predisposed the baby to malnutrition.
Google searches for natural remedies
Earlier in the week, jurors heard from a Calgary police forensic digital examiner who found several searches on the Clark family's computer seeking information on gangrene and potential treatments.
More than two weeks before John was taken to hospital, searches were done on the family's laptop about poor circulation in the feet and eczema.
John's parents told doctors he had eczema but a dermatologist testified the boy's rash was likely due to a nutritional deficiency. Police found nutrition-related searches on the Clark's computer from the months prior to his death.
Earlier in the trial, jurors also heard evidence that John's brain was about half the size it should have been for a child his age and that he had missed major developmental milestones — he wasn't able to crawl or pull himself up yet.
Searches included: "can ginger help eczema;" "gangrene cayenne as a treatment;" "natural cure for wet gangrene;" and "can cabbage leaves help gangrene."
Some of the searches were done on Nov. 27 and 28, though police couldn't determine when others were done.
Jurors will return Monday when the defence will decide whether to call any witnesses.
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- A previous version of this story stated baby John died on Feb. 29, 2013. The date of his death has been corrected to Nov. 29, 2013.Oct 03, 2018 6:30 AM MT


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Every student of the Bible who has any interest at all in prophecy has spent time trying to understand the 70 weeks of Daniel 9. Somehow we all sense that these verses have great significance in regard to the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ.
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On the morning of my stay at Shellrig cottage on the Doxford Estate in Northumberland, I felt as though Nature was putting on a show. Looking out through french windows from the well-appointed kitchen (American-style chrome fridge and all mod cons), I saw a red squirrel springing happily across a grass bank leading to a thick oak wood. Next, a plump, golden pheasant came stomping past, looking slightly edgy even though it was not the hunting season. Then a wood pigeon paraded by on his way to one of the bird feeders placed near by.
It was a lovely way to spend breakfast and the Doxford Cottages are truly a charming place to stay. I had arrived the afternoon before having been collected (part of the service) at Alnmouth station by John Pringle, who runs the cottages with his wife Sue on behalf of Lord Runciman, the owner of Doxford Estate. We drove through Alnwick, with its pretty castle and renowned gardens, and up a gravel drive lined with laurel hedges to reach the cottages, opened two years ago.
There are eight cottages, set around a courtyard amid wild, sparse, rolling countryside. The biggest sleeps eight, while mine had only a double bedroom. The cottages are very child-friendly: there is a big shared games room with table football and table tennis, another room with a TV and sofas for kids, and a playing field with a five-a-side football goal. Beyond the wood behind the cottages is a small lake with resident swans, which takes about 20 minutes to walk around.
The setting is almost hauntingly beautiful, and the cottages are of a high standard. The tasteful, cream-coloured living room had a plush carpet, oriental rug, comfy sofa, filled bookshelves, flats-creen TV, and a fine wood fire which warmed up the room wonderfully. Upstairs, the bedroom was cosy, with floral-print curtains framing a window that looks out over the lake. It made a great hideaway.


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Vespertine (The Sun Born Book 1)
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From the pretty river cutting through it, to its grand old houses, and Delaquire Hall – the elite boys' private school up on the ridge – Cold Water is pretty much the perfect, sleepy small town.
But sixteen year old Holly has known her whole life that something just isn't right in Cold Water, and when new girl Ana arrives – and quickly wins the heart of a handsome Dela boy – Holly starts to realize that her hometown's secrets run much deeper, and much, much darker than she could have ever imagined.
As Ana gets swept away by the perfect romance, and Holly edges closer to the truth, a terrifying portrait begins to unfold. One that ties Cold Water to a mad doctor, four doomed young writers, a summer in Geneva two centuries ago, and a creature whose appetite for love—and vengeance—is legendary!


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ISP: Traffic stop nets more than 120 pounds of marijuana
Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana allows Indianapolis residents to share anonymous tips with law enforcement. Here are a few things Crime Stoppers wants you to know before you call. Wochit
GREENFIELD, Ind. – Indiana State Police seized over 120 pounds of marijuana during a traffic stop in Greenfield Tuesday morning, Fox59 reports.
Police say they found the drugs around 11 a.m. after stopping a Toyota minivan for speeding on eastbound I-70 at mile marker 95.2. That's just west of the Mont Comfort Road exit.
After speaking with the driver, 43-year-old Tong Pan of California, and his passenger, 52-year-old Liandi Zhang of Virginia, the trooper reportedly became suspicious of their story.
The trooper also noted that he could smell a strong odor of marijuana and fabric dryer sheets coming from the van.
During a search of the vehicle, officers say they found several different containers and bags filled with marijuana that had been shrink wrapped and individually packaged.
The two men stated that they were coming from California and headed to Virginia.
Both Pan and Zhang were placed under arrest for dealing and possession of marijuana and taken to the Marion County Jail.
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Out in the garden to refill the bird feeders I was beguiled by the raindrops on a shrub. The Hypericum Calycinum looked so beautiful after the rain.
Out in the garden to refill the bird feeders I was beguiled by the raindrops on a shrub. The Hypericum Calycinum looked so beautiful after the rain.
Memories are funny things. The older one gets, the more vivid they become, especially when related to things that happened long ago. I was sitting and thinking about nothing in particular, when a childhood memory flashed up from somewhere in my brain and there I was, about eight years old, sloshing through puddles in a yellow raincoat with matching sou'wester hat and black wellington boots. The turned-down broad brim protecting my face and the back of my neck from the rain which was falling like sheets of pins, like the ones my mother used when pinning paper patterns to the material she somehow turned into dresses and things for me, and for herself.
This particular memory resurrected itself while I was in Pershore a couple of months ago, house-sitting for my daughter and looking after her elderly dog plus two doves because she and my grandson were in Sussex at the wedding of her goddaughter and his childhood friend. It was Saturday morning. I had ventured as far as the garden intending to get a few things at the local shops but changed my mind as the first large drops fell just as I reached the gate, even so, I got soaked to the skin by the time I had got back to the door.
It was while I was sitting, watching the water swirling along the footpath and road outside the front window that the memory flooded back.
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This was yet another morning when, at around four o'clock, the mongoose family in the roof space above my bedroom ceiling decided to play their own version of rough and tumble, or seeing who could throw one another furthest. The sky was still dark, but with that hint of grey that foreshadows the sunrise and causes the darker silhouettes of the trees to show clearly against the horizon. Somewhere a cockerel was doing his best to waken all with his clarion cry, and there were sounds of birds waking and adding their music to the dawn chorus.
With the passing of my last few days in Sri Lanka, my friends took me to the Mada Ganga Sanctuary last Saturday. It was a never-to-be-forgotten experience. A paradise of exotic flora and fauna that enabled me to hold a baby crocodile in my hand and watch it appear to smile as I stroked it under the chin, but I was saddened that the young fisherman had tied a cord round its middle to prevent it swimming away.
Three members of the family enjoyed the experience of a foot-massage courtesy of hundreds of goldfish swimming in some special pens, but I decided that walking along narrow wooden gang-planks was adventure enough for this septuagenarian, and that discretion was better than risking a dowsing by falling in the water because my arthritic knees no longer take kindly to me bending down without something to grab hold of when I need to get up again – their elasticity has passed its sell-by date.
I have taken some great photographs, but will need to download them on to my computer at home before I can share them on my webpage. However, that will be a bonus enabling me to relive every moment captured all over again
Being woken in the early hours by what sounded like the entire contents of one coconut tree falling on the roof above me, is not the kind of awakening anyone would choose, but the thunderous bumps and thumps were proof that the mongoose family that has chosen to make its home in the space under the roof of my host's house, were waking up and enjoying their daily dose of furious gymnastics before starting their work for the day; hunting and killing any snakes or rats lurking in the garden before they could enter the house. They would be gone for the entire day, returning at dusk to climb up the wall of the building, via a banana tree, to get back through their entrance hole to sleep off their daytime exertions. Hearing their noisy wrestling matches has reminded me of Rikki- Ticki-Tavi and Kipling's Just So Stories and what a lot we can learn from animals.
My grandson, like everyone in the family, is a walkover where animals are concerned, so when one of his birds, he keeps pigeons and doves, was being systematically bullied and persecuted by its fellows, it was taken into the house where it quickly became domesticated (as far as birds can be) and accepted by the elderly dog, another rescued refugee, to such an extent, that soon pigeon was taking a daily bath in the dog's drinking bowl. When it became apparent that dog didn't mind, grandson decided that providing an extra water bowl, exclusively for the daily ablutions, might be worth a try. It's worked, as pictures put on Facebook by my grandson have proved.
This reminded me of a stray kitten I found in the middle of a dirt track almost twenty years ago when I was living in Cyprus. I braked hard when I saw in the car headlights, something move in the road. It turned out to be an un-weaned kitten, perhaps it had wandered away from its mother, but more likely had been dumped by the side of the road, as so many unwanted puppies and kittens were. Picking it up, I quickly dropped it in the lap of my passenger and took it home. We cleaned it up and dribbled warm milk into its mouth, then put it in one of my carrying baskets ( I already had several cats), and hoped it would sleep; it didn't, but howled all night in the basket by the side of my bed.
All three of my rescue dogs slept on the floor around my bed. The smallest and fiercest, a Cypriot hunting dog called Perdy, although spayed, was fascinated by this latest arrival and was even attempting to lick the kitten through the grill of the basket. Holding my breath I tried opening the door of the basket, and before I could stop her, the wee kitten was snuggling up to Perdy and suckling her empty teats while the dog began a frenzied licking of the tiny body. With peace and quiet restored, we all fell asleep.
When I awoke, I saw one bedraggled kitten that had obviously been licked for hours by one would be canine mum, but who was now hungry and wanting rather more than Perdy could offer. Later, having taken the tiny creature to the vet, I was told that dog's instinctive licking had saved the kitten's life as it needed the constant stimulation of her tongue to help it to keep warm; as well as helping with its circulation, the constant licking aided digestion by encouraging the body to expel waste. What had appeared to me to be a near drowning with excessive maternal love, had in fact been a life saving instinct to preserve. Sufficient to say that from day one, Kittypuss was the recipient of canine devotion par excellence from all three dogs, including Rambo the giant German Shepherd.
Since returning to Sri Lanka, my first visit was seventeen years ago, I have been captivated by the daily assortment of curries placed before me. I have had to beg to be excused from indulging more than once a day , I couldn't face curry for breakfast, though homemade hot roti, eaten with one of the myriads of varieties of bananas, is hard to refuse; as are pineapple slices washed in salt water and then sprinkled with ground chillies. The sun-ripened fruit, freshly caught fish and garden-fresh vegetables that appear at mealtimes in small and large dishes with an equal number of spiced sauces, or alone, are as numerous as the notes on the page of a Mozart symphony, while the flavours that burst on the palate could well have inspired Handel's Music for the Royal Fireworks. For those who claim they cannot eat anything highly spiced, I offer my commiserations. Since childhood I have enjoyed spices. Thankfully my digestion remains robust, as long as I'm not confronted with meat, although the amount I can eat has decreased with advancing years.
Yesterday, I was the guest of family friends at one of Colombo's finest beach-side hotels. The decor in the foyer was sumptuous, and air-conditioned, with a cool fruit drinks being offered within seconds of our arrival. Making our way to the lower ground floor, at garden level, we were confronted with a buffet offering a vast choice of curries and sambals. It was delectable, and although for the many tourists sitting down in their tour groups, or individually, it was authentic and appetizing, the difference for me, having eaten authentic village cooking, was that it was too bland – a musical interlude rather than a symphony.
No act of kindness, however small, is wasted. Sometime, somewhere, it is repaid with interest by someone. In the same way, acts of the other sort can bring interest of a different kind; as can those little pangs of conscience that come back to haunt us years after the deed was done. I still squirm when I think of certain little nasties that plague my conscience from time to time; you know the kind of thing: trying to escape the retribution you know will follow, but hoping to delay that moment as long as possible. My mother had a nose that could smell out any attempt at deception.
September meant my mother made her mincemeat, Christmas puddings, and Christmas cake with all the ingredients guaranteed to ring alarm bells on today's diet sheets. Being seven or eight years old, I thought nothing of scrambling up the vertical shelves in the larder to reach the bowl of mincemeat maturing on the top shelf. Although the war had ended, food was still rationed and I knew my mother had been saving ingredients for months.
I only wanted a taste to make sure it was alright, so dipping my finger over the edge I felt the sticky contents, but before I could put it in my mouth, I slipped and tumbled to the stone floor, bringing the precious bowl and its contents crashing around me. Retribution was swift, and despite my attempt to blame the cat, it did not need Sherlock Holmes to make the situation clear to my mother who looked at the scene of devastation and simply said; 'Tell me the truth and there'll be no punishment; tell me a lie and you'll not want to sit down for a very long time.' Needless to say, telling the truth proved the better option.
I suppose with autumn approaching, it slipped into my consciousness again. Certainly, we are enjoying a late flush of sunshine here. Yesterday, my garden was invaded by bumble bees and butterflies in their hundreds. I went out around two in the afternoon to feed the birds, and was besieged with these multi-coloured winged visitors dancing among the flowered shrubs. I went in and got my camera; as I was saying; our actions can have repercussions; the following photographs were among the results.
The longer I live, the more convinced I become that the core of human nature is rooted in thousands of ordinary acts of kindness that define our days. Oh yes, there are also thousands of evil deeds to counteract the effect; to make us feel the world is a lousy place at times, but when you look around and see the smiles on the faces of children; hear the sound of laughter; walk in a garden, or just wander through a wood and stop to smell the flowers, the overwhelming feeling one gets is that our world is a wonderful place.
Sometimes, when I'm just walking through a supermarket, or ambling along through the small town of Carmarthen on a Saturday morning, I look at people's faces and by just smiling as I pass, the recognition of a friendly gesture is met with a reciprocal lighting up of their eyes and a slower lift to the curve of their lips. Just for a moment, we share a bond of mutual comprehension and the world is a better place.
Just two weeks ago I was looking forward to the visit of my daughter. She was driving from Pershore, in Worcestershire, with two old friends who had been staying with her. They live in Hamburg and we had last met up over thirty years ago. During the interval, we had lost husbands and become widows; our daughters had become mothers, gone through the trauma of separation and divorce, and as grandmothers, we both had grey hair, as well as more than a few laughter lines that will never feel the plumping effects of Botox. Despite the separation, we have always continued our correspondence, and discovered that our conversation at this first meeting, after so many years, flowed just as easily as if there had been no interval since our last face to face conversation.
It had all started when the oldest daughter of their family came to our home as an au pair to improve her English, and later, our daughter went to Hamburg to do the same. Friendship blossomed through mutual acts of kindness, and the rest is history – but that's life, a catalogue of kindnesses.
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Marcos Coll (Spain)
Marcos Coll was born Madrid in 1976 but moved with his family to Santiago de Compostela, in the northwest of Spain. He started playing the harmonica at the age of 13, influenced by his musician uncle and by Spanish blues harp legend Ñaco Goñi. In 1999 Coll moved back to Madrid to join the most famous Spanish blues band at that time, Tonky Blues Band.
This gave him the opportunity of touring and recording with Mick Taylor (Rolling Stones), Buddy Miles (Jimmy Hendrix) and playing a blues gig with Tom Jones.
With his own band Los Reyes del KO (The Knockout Kings), Coll soon became one of the top blues players in Spain and Europe, earning awards and sharing bills with several all-time greats, including Buddy Guy, Johnny Winter, Chuck Berry, John Mayall, Solomon Burke, the Animals, Robert Cray and the Fabulous Thunderbirds.
In 2004 Marcos Coll moved to Berlin, where he soon became part of the blues scene in the German capital. As an endorsee of Hohner harmonicas, in 2009 and 2013 Coll performed, taught and was a juror at the World Harmonica Festival, held every four years in Trossingen, Germany.
Nowadays, Coll often works with legendary bluesman Guitar Crusher, as well as with his Mexican Latino music band Los Mighty Calacas, which has toured all over the world and has released a CD featuring guests such as Charlie Musselwhite.
Coll's own double album Under the Wings is a mixture of classic blues, modern funk, Latin and hip hop, which looks back over a 20-year career and includes recordings with Buddy Miles, Mick Taylor, Aaron Burton and more. Coll has toured Under the Wings in Europe, America, Asia and Africa.
Marcos will be leading a workshop for our intermediate and advanced players, and joining Fede Vaz in our afternoon masterclass.


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Mid-October Wedding + Studio Update
This weekend we had just a couple weddings to design for and we got a ton of organizing done in the studio. All of our dahlias this weekend came from Sunny Meadows Flower Farm — it was the last week for them due to frost! We got in cafe au lait dinner plate dahlias, chocolate dahlias, ivanetti, diva, and karma naomi.
Below, you will see most of the product we got in this weekend for our weddings! One wedding was at The Athletic Club of Columbus, and the other in Delaware.
We've been building up a "flower book" on our Pinterest page of images of stems of the different product we've been using! You can check that out here!
We got into work pretty early on Friday so we could grab our parking spaces—parking is pretty intense on our street, and days we have weddings we want to be able to park as close to the studio as possible. Honestly, I love coming to work super early. I love feeling the city slowly wake up. I always tell M + J how sad it makes me when the "coffee part" of the day is done… and then Johni reminds me that its always coffee time whenever you want it to be hahaha
Friday's wedding was at The Athletic Club of Columbus, and our favorite thing to do at The ACC is to decorate the massive fireplace.
After a swift setup on Friday morning at The Athletic Club of Columbus, we returned to the studio to finish up designs for our Saturday wedding in Delaware. On Saturday, Johni and Megan set up the wedding while I stayed behind to clean, organize, make a few wreaths, and get some paperwork done.
I made a couple dried wreaths, and one made of live camellia—I'm hoping the camellia wreath drys in an interesting way, so we will see! Each dried wreath is available for purchase and will last as long as you can take good care of it—we are hosting wreath-making workshops this year as well which you can check out here!


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Earlier this year at the Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival, I stopped by to see my friends from Dragonfly Fibers at their booth. It was our first big outing with the baby and we look forward to the festival each year. My son loves seeing and petting the myriad breeds of sheep, my husband finds the different types of fibers and processing fascinating, and of course, I go to see my knitting friends, yarn company friends, and to scope out new yarns for future projects.
It's become a tradition to stop by and see Kate and Nancye from Dragonfly, have them show me their new fibers and colors, catch each other up on the goings on with our families, talk about future work, and snuggle some of their yarns. When I asked what was new, I'm pretty sure I squealed with delight when Nancye put some Selkie Sport in my hands to squish. An absolutely delightful blend of 70% Bluefaced Leicester and 30% mulberry silk, I don't normally gravitate towards sportweight, but immediately made an exception when I held this yarn.
What's so special about Bluefaced Leicester? Our friends at Wikipedia tell us, "The Bluefaced Leicester (BFL) is a longwool breed of sheep which evolved from a breeding scheme of Robert Bakewell, in Dishley, Leicestershire in the eighteenth century. This breed is raised primarily for meat, but their fleece is becoming increasingly popular for handspinning. Bluefaced Leicester sheep may also have brown on their face and have curly, fine, rather lustrous wool which is one of the softest of the UK clip. The fleeces are not very heavy, only weighing 1 to 3 kg (2.2 to 6.6 lb) and are recognisable through their Roman noses, which have a dark blue skin which can be seen through the white hair, hence the name." All that aside, it's one of my favorite breeds to knit with and I find myself knitting with it again and again.
I came home with a hank of Purple Haze and Red Bud, knowing that lace would be part of the plan. I know - shocking that I didn't turn it into Fair Isle! Meet the Kings & Thieves Cowl, a mix of jogless stockinette stripes in the round with lace. Starting with a provisional cast on, then kitchenered up at the end, this cowl really shows off the beauty of Dragonfly's dyeing, the wonderful drape of the knitted fabric due to the fiber content, and uses just a hank of each color. Knit on US 5 circular knitting needles, this is yet another of my new patterns designed for a knitter on the go. I love the color quality that you can only get with a hand dyed yarn. Stripes, band of color, and blocks of lace make the yarn the star in this pattern. Add additional yardage to make a longer cowl and double loop it around your neck!
If you find yourself at the Shenandoah Fiber Festival September 23rd and 24th (another one of our favorites we hit year after year as a family), stop by the Dragonfly Fibers booth to see the cowl in person and drape it around your neck! Word on the street is there will also be kits available at their booth. If you see me wandering around the festival with my family stuffing our faces with the out-of-this-world apple cobbler the Boy Scouts sell there, be sure to say hello!
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Our family is over-the-moon excited to have welcomed the newest addition to our farm this past weekend. This little guy - Storm - has snuggled his way into our hearts and even after just a few days, I can't imagine life without him.
He is a border collie with sweet brown eyes and little freckles on his belly. He is sweet and spirited and we are in love.
Just over a year ago, we lost our gorgeous Siberian Husky girl, Zoe, to complications from diabetes at 13. We rescued Zoe as a pup. She was our very first baby together and huge part of our lives. She was wickedly smart, incredibly stubborn and endlessly sassy.
The countless hours of monitoring her medical condition over the years tested our patience, but also elevated our bond with her to a place that can't be described in words. She challenged us daily, taught us selflessness and, with her quiet, majestic wisdom, prepared us for becoming parents to human babies.
Losing Zoe was heartbreaking. I wasn't sure the hole in my heart would ever heal from her loss.
But my first look at this little nugget and that all changed.
Pets have a way of healing those parts of us that we think cannot heal. I look forward to the years ahead with Storm and everything he has to teach us.


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Combelle Arthur Cot Bed
- Suitable from 0 month to 4 years.
- Designed in slatted bed-base with curved outlines
- Bed´s height is adjustable up to 4 positions. Lowest postion at 63 cm.
- 3 removable bars (which only an adult can remove or put back)
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