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Well ladies, we're back! We had an absolutely wonderful wedding, so much fun with friends and family and then a really relaxing honeymoon. I'm going to compile some guest photos and a review for the resort thread so I'll be back with pictures. How'd it go for everyone else?
Lydia, you looked really beautiful and so happy. I'm glad everything worked out for you, it looks like all of your planning paid off!


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The Mayor of Florence has lit the touch paper on today's grudge match. "Beating Juventus would be justice for all that was stolen from us."
It is well known that there is an intense rivalry between Fiorentina and the Bianconeri, but Coach Sinisa Mihajlovic aimed to calm that down ahead of this game.
However, Mayor Matteo Renzi had no intention of being so accommodating and appealed to the worst aspects of the clash.
"This is the only game that truly interests Fiorentina fans," he declared.
"That fixture against the little side that wears white and black vertical stripes. The meeting with Juve is not a match, but rather a mystical experience.
"I would gladly suffer a knee injury during a marathon in exchange for a victory in Turin."
Mayor Renzi then pointed to the many controversial incidents that littered the rivalry over the years.
"Winning in Turin would be not just a great achievement, but also an act of sporting and cultural justice for all that was stolen from us during our history."
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As we passed the quarter pole of the baseball season early this week, the All-Star game voting – a wonderful adventure in people voting for guys they've kind of heard of, and for that #7 hitter on the home team because he's so good – will gain steam. Some players who are ineffective and coasting on reputation will get votes and induce vomiting. This is a list of guys you should not be voting for. These are your 2011 American League All-Star Non-Stars (NL tomorrow).
In order to be eligible for our list, you must have been on at least one previous All-Star team, and need to be an everyday player who has played most of the season (so no guys who have been out most of the season with injury problems on this list, because were looking for the non-stars who have earned it through bad play).
C: A.J. Pierzynski, White Sox (.252, .288, .305). He's such a likeable guy that I hate to even put him on this list.
1B: Justin Morneau, Twins (.223, .294, .323). He was having a great 2010 until a serious concussion caused him to miss the rest of the season. He still isn't back.
2B: Brian Roberts, Orioles (.221, .273, 331). The veteran second baseman was having back spasms in the spring, and has struggled so far. He does not get the publicity of Jeter, but he has been just as big a strain on the Orioles' lineup batting out of the leadoff spot.
SS: Derek Jeter, Yankees (.253, .309, .310). The Captain of our team, and we can actually sorta kinda justify hitting him leadoff with this group.
3B: Chone Figgins, Mariners (.223, .266, .304). I went with Figgins over Inge here because Chone has been considered a better player in the past, and has been a dreadful acquisition for the Mariners.
LF: Carl Crawford, Red Sox (.208, .241, .283). Vernon Wells is the biggest snub on this list, as he absolutely deserves to be on this team. But he's going up against a horrible start by Crawford as a new acquisition with high expectations for the Red Sox.
CF: Alex Rios, White Sox (.201, .266, .299). How great was that decision by Kenny Williams to pick up Rios and 6 remaining years off waivers in 2009?
RF: Torii Hunter, Angels (.227, .312, .337). You could put Nick Swisher here, but Hunter's the bigger name, and has made the switch to a power position in right field while seeing his offensive numbers decline.
DH: Adam Dunn, White Sox (.197, .322, .362). I had originally selected Jorge Posada for this honor, but he felt insulted and refused the spot. So, Dunn gets the spot. Sure, he's still walking as much as normal, bolstering up a low batting average, but the White Sox didn't sign him to play exclusively DH in the American League to slug .362 and have 4 home runs in his first season on the South Side.
Starting Rotation: John Lackey, Red Sox (2-5, 8.07 ERA), Carl Pavano, Twins (2-4, 5.89 ERA), Francisco Liriano, Twins (3-5, 6.12 ERA), Ervin Santana, Angels (1-4, 4.85 ERA), Edwin Jackson, White Sox (3-5, 4.53 ERA). It was tough to come up with a starting rotation with the "former All-Star limitation", and like most real teams who struggle to find a fifth starter, Edwin Jackson probably doesn't deserve to be lumped with others. We do have a clear ace though in John Lackey, and the Twins own this category.
Relievers: Brian Fuentes, Athletics (1-3, 9 saves, 4.19 ERA), Matt Thornton, White Sox (0-3, 1 save, 6.08 ERA), Joe Nathan, Twins (0-1, 3 saves, 7.43 ERA) I hesitate to put Nathan on this list because he is coming back from a full season out, and he has been a little better of late. Fuentes is so overrated and is again getting saves while putting up a high ERA. Thornton was selected as an All-Star as a setup man last year, but has been dreadful in 2011.
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Hi Deb, Response below. Addison Debasish Banerjee wrote: > > Addison and Martin, > > Is there a W3C group working on the concept of standardizing locale? This is it ;-). The problem is deciding what to standardize and how to standardize it. W3C's mission doesn't include maintaining registies. What we're really all talking about in this group right now is the need to decide what to standardize about locales and what the approach is. In my opinion, we need to standardize locale negotiation, hence my interest in tags or "simple structures". I think it a difficult-if-not-impossible task to standardize the actual data stores and detailed locale setting or preference exchange. For the rest of this message I'm going to refer to tags and tagging, as a synonym for "tags or simple structures", okay? > > The problems that Addison pointed out are indeed thorny, and all of us have > probably faced some of them while designing internationalized portable > applications . In this context, I have a couple of questions for the table. > > 1. Shall we try to define i18nContext data structure covering all the > imaginable locale-affected categories (Addison's 'langauge'-->'EURO' list > can be a starting point), or shall we restrict ourselves to a few most > important fields (language, and country for sure, make code set too where > applicable) and push the rest to that 'catch-all' variant filed, or shall > we go for an open-ended structure something like ULocale (again as Addison > pointed out, there can be problems with interpreting the not-so-common > fields)? Not "all imaginable" categories. In my experience, vendor specific extensions are useless in a heterogenous environment, but vendors persist in using them. Providing an extension mechanism allows an escape from objections. ULocale is open-ended from that perspective. I made it open-ended to address the specific concerns of Tex and others who felt that existing locale identifiers were "too restrictive". I don't care so much about the additional fields, except as a way of getting by objections... at least at first I didn't. Later I found that I needed them to deal with variants. Deciding to include or not include the "optional" fields as "core" (and which ones) should be a discussion that is held at some point. I think my current list (far more than) exhausts my needs. From that point of view, it might even make sense to define: a) the tagging standard with only its required fields plus the extenstion mechanism. b) specific extensions as separate "add-on" documents. For example, we could define the "currency" keyword and map it to the ISO currency codes. Or we could define the "calendar" keyword and provide a list of potential values. Implementers could choose to ignore these extensions. This allows the project to be broken up into achievable pieces, while helping eliminate objections. > > 2. Shall we prescribe the architecture of a pluggable locale adapter for > Web service containers? The adapters for specific platforms can perform all > the necessary conversions. The conversion will not be architected; at best > we may provide some non-prescriptive conversion suggestions. I think that any tag or structure definition will, by its very nature, describe the adapter requirements. If you look at HTTP's use of RFC3066 or if you look at ULocale you'll see an exact definition of "how to read the tag". What that tag "means" or is mapped to in a specific implementation is not defined. That will have to be implementation dependent (hence your "adapter"). I actually think it makes sense NOT to define the exact behavior of every system. If we can just get the tags accepted/required, then i18n-aware companies (like, say, IBM) will exploit them and Visigoth companies will at least emit them correctly. Non-prescriptive conversion suggestions I think would be necessary. Probably sample implementation(s) would be needed at first too. > > Thanks, > > Deb > > > > "Addison Phillips > [wM]" To: "Martin Duerst" <firstname.lastname@example.com>, <firstname.lastname@example.com> > <aphillips@webmet cc: Debasish Banerjee/Rochester/IBM@IBMUS > hods.com> Subject: RE: [WSTF] My view... [long] > > 01/15/2003 07:58 > PM > > > > > > > Hi Martin, > > Thanks for the comments. A few notes below, which probably need more > thought. > > Addison > > >>-----Original Message----- >>From: email@example.com >>[mailto:email@example.com]On Behalf Of Martin Duerst >>Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 2:33 PM >>To: Addison Phillips [wM]; email@example.com >>Cc: email@example.com >>Subject: Re: [WSTF] My view... [long] >> >> >>>I consider "locale" to be an environment setting or settings that govern >>>how data is (to be) processed. Language preference may either be >> >>an aspect >> >>>of "locale" or may be a separate environment setting. >> >>And 'locale' also has several different aspects. That lets me >>generally favor a hierarchy of >> >> i18n context >> - language >> - date format >> - number format >> - sort order >> - ... >> >>rather than >> >> language >> locale >> - date format >> - number format >> - sort order >> - ... >> > > > Yes, exactly so. But I have some concerns with "dissolving" locales into > "i18n context" soup, as it were. The foremost is that most operating > environments (the language the actual service is written in, as opposed to > the container) want a native locale object to enable those various > settings. > So those items are "subsettings" of a locale object, and not necessarily a > full-fledged item themselves. > > I would put language as a sub-item of locale, but for the fact that there > are existing systems that deal with language. The question is whether to > coexist, thus: > > i18n context > - language > - locale > -language > -region etc. > > Or even: > > language > i18n-context > - locale > - numberfmt, etc. > > >>>In traditional software, the developer doesn't need to >> >>explicitly obtain a >> >>>Locale object or setting in order to write internationalized code. The >>>default behavior of locale-aware functions obtain and use the >> >>locale from >> >>>the system environment. Yes, the developer must call the correct >> >>functions >> >>>or methods, but s/he must only obtain a locale when the desire is to >>>override the user's preference (the default). >> >>I guess one important point may be that developers should not have to >>care about language/locale issues when these are marginal (e.g. language >>of error messages), but that there may be an advantage to force them >>to have to think about such issues explicitly if they are central >>to the application (e.g. currency conversions in some cases). > > > > Yes, exactly. It also means that well-written code running on multi-locale > capable Web service containers gets multi-locale operation for free. This > may include a great deal of code that is merely well-written, not > explicitly > internationalized. This is, to my mind, the best indicator "we've done > something right". > >> >>>--- >>>Aside: These last two scenarios Deb described in an off-list email last >>>week. These are "runAsClient", "runAsSpecified" and "runAsServer" >>>scenarios, Deb. >>>--- >> >>Deb or Addison, could you send these scenarios to the list or to Kentaro >>for inclusion in the document? > > > The email thread is a bit chaotic. We'd probably have to forward the whole > series. > >> >>>I'm on record as favoring tags over an XML structure, but I'm willing to >>>be persuaded (and try persuasion ;-)). >> >>I think the question of whether to use a tag or a (simple) structure >>is a syntax question, and thus could work both ways. A more important >>question in my view is whether we want the solution to effectively >>have a limited number of values (e.g. language x country (x variant)), >>or whether we want to be open-ended, and how the tag/simple structure >>gets associated with the actual data for the language/locale. >> > > > "Tag vs. structure" might then better be described as "tag" vs. "data". If > the specific setting transfer is not our goal, then whether we use a URN or > an XML structure is merely syntax, as you say. > > Having played with ULocale tags for the better part of a year, I have a > better feel for where limited vs. open work than I did originally. ULocale > tags are "open-ended" insofar as they allow an arbitrary number of > additional, optional, or vendor-defined fields. The problem is getting > agreement on what those fields and their values mean. So, in practice, they > are closed. > > What I've found is that there is a distinct set of "values" that have > meaning and may actually be necessary for total interoperability. These > are: > > - language > - region > - charset (UNIX processes need it, can't get away from it) > - collation > - script (writing system, as with Trad and Simplified, or Japanese > kana-only > locale) > - orthography (as Bokmal/Nynorsk) > - currency (euro?) > - other variant (all one-time-events, e.g. EURO) > > This historical problem with variant is that it is a catch-all field that > does too many (different) things. In my own work, I've balled the last > three > up into "variant" and used script only on occasion. The remaining four > (lang, region, charset, collation) maintain their importance to me, even in > an all Unicode environment. > > For me it's because I sometimes need to do Java->POSIX. Although, as Deb > points out, you probably wouldn't write an ML Web services container in > XPG4-style C, you might use a Java container to invoke services or connect > to resources (via JCA for example) that are written in such a style. Since > the service invocation may be within the context of a native interface exec > call, calling setlocale() on the service itself isn't quite the nasty > problem that it would otherwise be and a complete POSIX locale is needed to > invoke the service in a locale sensitive way. > > That is, my Solaris box has a locale called "ja_JP" and it is quite > different than "ja_JP.UTF-8" or "ja_JP.eucJP" or even "ja_JP@kana". "ja-JP" > isn't enough information to know which locale to initialize and I can't > even > enumerate the locales in some environments (like XPG4) to do it via > inspection. A C program that is smart might try to guess its way through > the > locales: this is like the plug-in idea that Deb suggested. > > In any case, in modern programming this is less of an issue. But I still > think that the variations I've listed are important > in diverse cases, too many to just ignore them. > >>>I have use cases galore from webMethods that relate to the >> >>various aspects >> >>>of the above. >> >>Please send them in so that we can integrate them in our doc. > > > As I get to them. The problem is always time....::sigh:: > >> >>>Some things to think about: >>> >>>--RFC3066 language tags (that is xx-YY) are sufficient for identifying >>>Java locales and possibly C# CultureInfos, but not for POSIX, >> >>C/C++, Mac, >> >>>and other native programming environments. >> >>Can you tell us what's missing in the later cases? For Posix/C/C++, >>clearly the encoding is missing, but with XML, this falls out of the >>equation. Anything else? > > > POSIX/C++: charset/encoding. Have to have them even though XML files are > Unicode. > Mac (non OS/X): script or script code > Win32: collation (you can live without, of course) > Databases: encoding or collation? > Host systems: CCSID or code page? > // ... // too many more to really list > Note that 3066 tags don't cover Java variants (for example). As long as you > can live with "loss-of-precision" like that, it's okay, but I don't think > we > can live with it. > > >> >>Regards, Martin. >> >> > > > > > > > -- Addison P. Phillips Director, Globalization Architecture webMethods, Inc. +1 408.962.5487 mailto:email@example.com ------------------------------------------- Internationalization is an architecture. It is not a feature. Chair, W3C I18N WG Web Services Task Force http://www.w3.org/International/wsReceived on Thursday, 16 January 2003 14:03:57 UTC
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(RFE/RL) May 3, 2006 -- A Russian human rights group has called on prosecutors to launch an investigation into a clash between police and protesters in Daghestan last month.
The group, For Human Rights, argues that criminal proceedings should be launched against officials responsible for a police operation that left one protester dead and 12 people wounded.
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Most of those wounded in the April 25 protest in the town of Usukhchai were police officers.
Police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse protesters demanding the resignation of a district administration chief.
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John Lennon's killer has again been denied parole nearly 30 years after gunning him down outside the ex-Beatle's New York City apartment building.
A parole board decided not to release Mark David Chapman after interviewing him at Attica Correctional Facility in New York.
It was Chapman's sixth appearance before the board since becoming eligible for parole in 2000. He will be eligible again in 2012.
Chapman, 55, had been scheduled to appear last month, but the hearing was postponed by parole officials, who said at the time they were awaiting additional information. They did not elaborate.
Among those who have opposed his release is Lennon's 77-year-old widow, Yoko Ono, who said last month that she believed Chapman was a potential threat to her family.
The former maintenance man from Hawaii was sentenced to 20 years to life in prison after firing five shots outside Lennon's Manhattan building on December 8, 1980, hitting Lennon four times in front of his wife and others. He pleaded guilty to second-degree murder.
At his last parole hearing, in 2008, Chapman told the panel he was ashamed and sorry for what he had done and had since developed a deeper understanding of the value of a human life.
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Rugby World Cup Creates Media Clash
The Rugby World Cup begins on Friday, but the world may not get as much coverage from the event as it may like. It turns out that three of the leading news agencies (AP, Reuters, and Agence-France Presse) have been in a dispute with the International Rugby Board over media credentials and terms of coverage. So in protest they have all decided not to cover the event.
The sticking points in the negotiations all have to do with proprietary content. The IRC wants to own and receive as much compensation from the event as they can (similar to what the NFL is now doing). The news agencies want freedom to cover the events as they please. Therein lies the conflict. Here's the nitty gritty:
-- A requirement that news organizations post no more than 40 images online from matches in progress, despite an agreement in principle with the IRB two weeks ago that would have allowed several hundred.The conflict puts everyone in a sticky position. The journalists and news agencies want the freedom of the press that they're used to, and wave the "integrity" banner as best they can. The IRL and its contemporaries across the world want more control over their content. The content battle is being fought in many industries and highlights the changing elements that have come about due to the convergence of new media, technology, and traditional content. NBC's leaving iTunes is just one example of many.
-- A limit of no more than three minutes of news conference or locker room video posted online per match.
The dispute has caused deep confusion for journalists this week. Some were able to obtain credentials without signing any credential terms. Others signed terms but were able also to give written notice that they were not authorized to bind their companies to the IRB's conditions. Others were not able to obtain credentials, because they refused to sign the terms.The Rugby World Cup will go on as scheduled, and if you're a fan you'll be able to get the news you want through other agencies. But this dispute is just endemic of the many battles to come. As always though, if you want the whole story, go watch the Rugby games in person.


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Doctor K: Healthy brain one that's challenged
Thu., March 8, 2012
DEAR DOCTOR K: I've heard it said that we use only 10 percent of our brains, but I'm skeptical. Could it be true that we use only this small percentage of our brain capacity?
DEAR READER: Many parts of our bodies have some extra capacity built in. You can have an entire lung or kidney removed and get along fine with the one that remains. Your body can spare skin and bone marrow. If your appendix, gallbladder or spleen needs to go, so be it – you can live without these organs if you need to.
But we need all of our brain. Regardless of what we're doing, even if we're asleep, all parts of our brain are working. New brain-imaging techniques, such as functional MRI scans, can measure how much energy is being used in each part of the brain. They show that we regularly use all of our brains. They also show that during any particular task, certain parts of the brain are working harder than others.
Take your memory as an example. Your memories aren't stored in a single spot. Instead, they are widely distributed in networks throughout your brain. Different areas of your brain process different kinds of information.
So the notion that we use just 10 percent of our brains isn't true. A lot of my patients seem attracted to that idea. I think it's because they think it means they could be a lot smarter: If they're using only 10 percent of their brains, they'd be twice as smart if they could figure out how to use 20 percent!
Another common belief is that really smart people have more brain cells than others. That, too, is probably incorrect. But it probably is true that really smart people have more connections between their brain cells.
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What (natural) choices/options do I have with a hospital birth?
What choices do I have with a hospital birth? I know that I can decline immunizations of baby, delay cord clamping and cutting.
For labor, I am refusing to lay on the table and want to labor around the room freely. Can I decline cervical checks? I HATE them and they are painful. I personally feel like if I'm in labor, it doesn't matter if it takes me 2 hours or 10, I'm progressing. I don't want them to tell me when to push, or when to get on the bed to push, that's not happening (again). I don't want the monitor on my belly to watch for contractions and the babies heart beat, because then I can't labor freely. Can I decline having them do blood tests on the baby? And which ones? I HATE that they poke and prod so much. It seems they want to come in to draw blood for a test every 4-6 hours, there is no way I have to have all those done. Can I decline them checking my own parts every 4 hours? This angered me. It's a swollen vagina, it's looks the same as it did 4 hours ago. I had relatives visiting and they literally had to go outside every few hours so the nurse could "check" me. Really?! I also plan on wearing my own clothes and not being in the hospital gown.
I'm so nervous that I will seem like a total b*tch for wanting things my way, but it's what I had with my last home birth. I would do another home birth, but we really don't have the money for it. I think I may consider it, though, for sanity's sake. I just wish a hospital birth could be more natural and hands-off. It's really not a 'medical emergency' of any kind. It's natural. Our bodies naturally can do this, without help.
Just curious what your experience has been, and what choices you were able to make with your hospital births.
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In all honesty, I think it depends on what the situation is with your provider and what kind of relationship you have with him/her. Are you seeing a mw, or ob. Have you gone over your wishes with them. That would be a great place to start. You may want to put together a specific birth plan and bring it to your next appt, as well as bringing a copy with you to the hossie.
We have had all 4 of our babes at a hossie (the same one for all) and will be there for # 5 as well. Our mw's practice therem, so one of the 4 of them will be at the hossie with us through the entire labor/birth and will be the ones doing the pp vag check (they only do 1 the day after delivery). We have presented our, very specific, birth plan to them in advance of the birth and they were supportive of all of it. The hossie also gets a copy that the attending nurse looks at, and, in our case, they were always supportive as well. This hossie is very natural birth friendly.
Our labor plan contained things such as request for birthing ball, labor in the tub, wear own clothes, very minimal monitoring (they used a wireless for checks every couple of hours when I was in the tub and such), no offer of pain meds by the hossie staff, ability to eat/drink during labor, no breaking of water, very minimal vag checks during labor.
Our post-delivery requests were baby on chest immediately after birth (unless emergency) with all APGAR tests done while babe is on my chest, delayed clamping and cutting of cord, delayed deliveryof placenta, delay of all weighing, measuring, etc., do not bathe baby, decline of hep b vaccine and vit. k.
Don't be afraid to be you and your baby's own advocate and push back if they are saying or doing things you don't like. This is your birth experience and they have to honor your wishes. This needs to be a relaxing, stress free time for you! :goodvibes:
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Thanks! :) Yeah, I have 4 OB's that I see, so it will be a toss up with who I get. One of them is very natural-friendly, the other one was trying to talk me into a c-section and sterilization at my last appointment. I have no idea where she got that from, as I have had all natural births, and did NOT ask to be sterilized!! I'm only 25! If she ends up being the DR at my birth, I might cry. The other 2 I'm not sure about, as I haven't even met one, and the other one I've seen once.
I have an appt. on Friday (with the crazy DR), and plan to bring them my birth plan then. Hopefully they will all get to read it, and talk to me if they had any problems with it. Maybe I have just had horrible experiences because I didn't have a birth plan, and they thought I was young and unknowledgable, so they could push me around. Hopefully it will go better this time. :)
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I would write out a VERY detailed birth plan. Make sure one is in your file, and bring several to the hospital with you. I'd hand them to every nurse who walks in the door. And your SO will need to be on board.
I said "No," to pitocin when I was in labor with DS2, and they gave it to me anyway. DH was out of town working and I had no one to keep an eye out for me.
Basically, what it comes down to is that you and your labor partner are going to have to stand your ground. Be very clear on what you want and what you don't want.
The only compromise I might consider making, is allowing them to put the hep-lock in you arm just in case there is an emergency and you need fluids or meds. But that's totally up to you.
Like I said.. have EVERYTHING written out and hand it out to EVERYONE! And make your SO memorize it. LOL
Wishing you the best of luck!
God bless!
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I'm honestly not a fan of birth plans. For one thing, I doubt that busy doctors and nurses are really going to sit down and go through them point by point. Secondly, I think it gives off this vibe that you're another birth-zilla. I tend to talk in person with the people I am actually dealing with, and depending on their jobs. For instance, we decline the newborn bath, but I'm not telling the OB that because they have nothing to do with it. So I tell the post partum nurse. I'm really picky about the pushing stage, and I just tell them what I want. I've never had any problems with anyone. :dunno: But I'm also not asking for stuff that is unreasonable, like eating Mc Donalds while in labor. In general my requests are to shut up and leave me alone. I really hate cheerleaders. Shut your pie hole and let me have a baby, for Pete's sake. I had one nurse when I had my son start in with the "Great job, Mom! 1, 2,...." And dh cut her off and told her that I wasn't joking about everyone being quiet. I'm not joking. I don't want to hear it thankyouverymuch.
Anyway, I've never had a nurse ask to do a cervical check, they are always only done if I ask.
I prefer fetal monitoring, and I would rather rest in bed during labor. It helps keep me relaxed.
I really would not decline the newborn screens. My kids never had a lot of blood draws. They do a Vit K injection, which I personally believe is really important, and they do the Hep B, and we fully vax, so they get that. My kids get billi checks (heel sticks) for jaundice because I'm rh sensitized. But they should not be doing actual blood draws. I think they do a PKU, which is super important as well, but it's just a heel stick. I really don't think this is a lot of poking and prodding, but really, I guess my thoughts on this are skewed because I know what dh does with the NICU babies, and those babies ARE poked and prodded a lot. As for blood tests for mom, I don't think I ever had one, except for when ds's cord blood came back positive for antibodies, and they had to figure that out.
As far as checking your parts, they are checking for bleeding, usually. They want to make sure you are not bleeding too much. I have a blood clotting disorder, I clot too much, so after the first check they just leave me alone. I am not a bleeder, lol. But you can decline, they will probably want to check your blood pressure more often, then. But this is something they may have a hard time with. Honestly, L&D nurses see them all the time, so it's just part of the regular work day, and to them not a big deal.
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I agree that it probably is very hospital and OB/MW policy dependent. My hospital is very natural birth friendly, with birthing tubs, balls, gliders, all sorts of handle bars on the bed and walls, etc in every labor suite to help Moms change positions and move around during labor. The nurses encourage you to not lay in bed and won't offer interventions/meds/checks if you tell them not to. Hospital policy requires fetal monitoring once per hour... if you have a MW using the doppler is sufficient, but they have wireless telemetry monitors that the nurses use on Moms who are out of bed (you only have to wear it 10 minutes out of the hour and can even use them in the tub/shower). I have friends who declined IVs without much hassle. My OB would be supportive of natural labor, but their practice doesn't do water births... all births occur in the bed though I have a friends who delivered in a squatting position using the birthing bar with my OB. I have no idea whether they would allow you to decline post-delivery checks... I never even thought of that... they are making sure you don't show signs of hemorrhage or infection which is important (and could be liability?). I declined hep B vaccine and the eye goop but got the vitamin K for my DD and no one batted an eye when I declined those things. I think the only thing required for a very healthy looking baby that can't be declined is the PKU (which is a heel stick), and of course if your pedi sees a health concern you could be required to do tests/treatments.
Have you considered using a Doula to help you advocate for you birth plan so you don't have to be the one fighting the fight?
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And even though it is a "law" in my state, you still don't have to do it.
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Oh at my last birth, which was at a hospital, they were awesome. they gave me the placenta to take home, they didn't do anything for the 1st 3 hrs (like, I said to them, "you can come weigh the baby now :)"), we left same day, they didn't do any pokes, prods or tests besides the hearing test which they did in our room...I only had monitoring more than I would have liked (but still not a lot) bc I had a huge bleed when I went into labor.
Oh and I can't have homebirths anymore bc of my kidney disease (well I can, but I risk stroke :() but I would have a homebirth with a MW or unassisted if I could!
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I had to be induced with pitocin (water broke, labor didn't start ugh.) So they made me wear the monitor. I was able to labor freely until I caved and got the epidural after 6 hours and basically one giant non-stop contraction with horrible back labor. I didn't wear the hospital gown after I was moved to my postpartum room. I declined some of the checks. They can't force you to submit to that.
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I had used a search and it worked well for a while. However, last night, after 2 days use, I get this error during Awasu feed updates:
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September 25, 2012
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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Eight months into Chief Executive Ron Johnson's mission to turn J.C. Penney Co. into America's favorite store, shoppers and retail experts are still giving his efforts mixed reviews.
On the one hand, consumers have embraced his bright, colorful catalogs and store-within-a-store brand shops.
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J.C. Penney's company's share price has dropped 37 percent since the campaign was launched on Feb. 1, including a $3.26 single-day drop to $25.83 on Thursday.
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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Authorities are investigating a shooting on the north side that sent two people to the hospital Sunday morning.
Preliminary investigations have determined that a child accidentally shot herself and her mother when she grabbed a gun from the nightstand and shot herself in the cheek. The bullet then hit her sleeping mother in the back of the head.
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acerbity - Dictionary definition and meaning for word acerbity
(noun) a sharp bitterness
(noun) a sharp sour taste
(noun) a rough and bitter manner
(noun) a sharp bitterness
(noun) a sharp sour taste
Synonyms : tartness
(noun) a rough and bitter manner
Synonyms : acrimony , bitterness , jaundice , tartness , thorniness
Mnemonics (Memory Aids) for acerbity
acer( SIR)+bity(BITE)...well your boss(SIR) is using BITTER WORDS FOR YOU,what are you thinking??(man to karta hai KACCHA BITE (kha) jauo)
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acerbity - sounds like a celibrity. celibrities are sweet talking. so a+cerbity will be opposite...bitter
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a + cerbity (in hindi language sharbati means sweet solution) and 'a' shows negation hence its like something which is not sweet hence bitter.
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acerbity-the root word is latin-"acer",which means sour or bitter
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bity there gives some idea of bitterness
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ACER laptops!!! sounds sarcastic, Ppl dnt buy them much,rather prefer IBM,HP,SONY laptops... don't they?
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Acerbic....u can relate it to acid...which is bitter
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Ace+ bity: acetic acid is sour and bitter in taste, so, bitterness/sour in speech and temper
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like acid bite
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ACER(laptop)+BEATy...when you BEAT someone by ACER laptop...it will be harsh,bitter....
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Aseh-bhi thi
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What impact is Malaysian Growth having on Debt?
In the latest report of World Bank, Malaysian economy looks pretty promising and it is expected that there will be a growth of 5.4% in 2014 as compare to 4.7% in 2013. The figures are quite impressive and will definitely boost investment and exports for the current year. Malaysian economy will experience a boost in growth also due to tightening of the Fiscal and Monetary policies, said the World Bank.
The key shipments of Malaysia, oil and electronics are said to rise in 2014, causing a rippling effect on the overall economic growth. For Southeast Asia, export is the major factor in the fuelling of economic growth. Malaysia will take advantage of the global recovery and a rise in its main ingredients of export.
With exports for the commodity, energy and petroleum prices at rise, there is an increasing risk for high household debt that might result from soaring interest rates. What is disturbing about Malaysia's growth is the ever rising and one of the highest Household Debt to GDP ratio in Asia.
The household debt in Malaysia was about 86.5% of GDP for the year 2013. Due to this Central Bank is expecting a rise in the interest rates for the Malaysians. Rise in interest will be taking place almost after three years in the Malaysian economy. Reports have shown that the real interest rates have become negative causing the inflation to rise above the expected target of 3%.
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In light of the upcoming Fourth of July I would like to invite all readers to comment with your ideas of what constitutes American Music. We could get a very nice discussion going regarding bands, styles, influences, allusions, imagery, intent, and anything else that might come up about what American Music is, was, means and does.
This is really a simple take on the subject of American Music, with no research nor preparation. I simply thought it might be a nice idea for us to consider our roots on this holiday for the birth of our truly great country, despite its faults. America is known as the "melting pot" and most of what it offers, in my humble opinion, is a wonderful blending of styles and ideas, dissonance and consonance, right and left, red and blue (hopefully our leaders remember that it is yellow and not white that fills the color spectrum, and that metaphor, I hope needs no explanation). This blending does not always result in balance, in fact, more often it swings back and forth, "rocks" if you will, between extremes. What musical genres are truly American? Blues, Bluegrass, Jazz, Rock-n-Roll…Maybe Grunge? Hip Hop? It is certainly open for discussion.
The namesake of this website is obviously the Grateful Dead, and I think no single band encompasses American Music more than they, though that is also certainly open for discussion. They embodied it all, bluegrass, country, blues, jazz, rock, disco, funk, pop…whatever those terms mean. I will always remember the following quote from Bob Dylan when Jerry Garcia died.
"There's no way to measure his greatness or magnitude as a person or as a player. I don't think eulogizing will do him justice. He was that great—much more than a superb musician with and uncanny ear and dexterity. He is the very spirit personified of whatever is muddy river country at its core and screams up into the spheres. He really had no equal. To me he wasn't only a musician and friend, he was more like a big brother who taught and showed me more than he'll ever know. There are a lot of spaces and advances between the Carter Family, Buddy Holly and say, Ornette Coleman, a lot of universes, but he filled them all without being a member of any school. His playing was moody, awesome, sophisticated, hypnotic and subtle. There is no way to convey the loss. It just digs down really deep."
It is always nice to fall back on that quote when I argue about the importance of Grateful Dead music. Almost everyone gives some credence, especially in the music world, to Bob Dylan. But it seems very few folks really give much credit to the Grateful Dead. It is funny, because it is probably the drug thing that gets in the way. Yet many Jazz legends were heroin addicts, many Country musicians were drunks, even Mozart was a partier, and Dylan himself was wasted during much of his career…yet no one takes Jerry seriously because why, because of the fanaticism of deadheads? Well, here is one deadhead that will make a small argument for the importance of Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead to American Music, and in turn the world.
(And, it seems, this article has quickly deteriorated into an off-handed tribute to Jerry Garcia with the 10th anniversary of his death only a month away. May he Rest In Peace.)
OK, so I won't really argue, but rather, just make a few comments on the Grateful Dead's songbook and their place in American Music. If one looks at the songs of the Dead, it becomes obvious there is a huge breadth of material and styles. There are the traditional-styled songs of Americana, the west, and the frontier in Jack Straw, Loser, Mexicali Blues, Candyman, Black-Throated Wind, Friend of the Devil, Cassidy, Deal, Let it Grow…that sounds like a nice first set, huh? In the second set the Dead could explore the world of funk and Disco with Shakedown Street and come up with Grateful excursions into the worlds of Rock-n-Roll and Jazz in songs like Scarlet Begonias into Fire On the Mountain, Estimated Prophet into Eyes of the World, and soar through the cosmos with Dark Star. They displayed warring Drums and primal Space. Insane explosions of chaos in The Other One resolved into deep Beauty and the unarmed emotional vulnerability of Stella Blue, but damn it, we can still "dust off those rusty strings one more time; gonna make 'em shine!" And we can Rock to close with Sugar Magnolia. Tonight's double encore (all too rare) is US Blues for the party and a send-off lullaby like Brokedown Palace, which I sing to my daughters nearly every night. I wish I could have seen THAT show…
There are so many songs that just scream Americana in the likes of Dire Wolf, Dupree's Diamond Blues, Stagger Lee, Ship of Fools, Row Jimmy, Sugaree, Ramble On Rose, Uncle John's Band, Cumberland Blues, Friend of the Devil, Ripple and on and on. How many Jerry ballads were there that embodied the spirit of the underdog or the comeback? Isn't that sort of an American theme, at least an adopted one? The aforementioned Stella Blue, Wharf Rat, China Doll, Comes a Time, even Black Peter, Touch of Grey, Crazy Fingers and Days Between.
They also covered songs from history and the present. They covered blues standards like Walkin' Blues and Little Red Rooster, rock-n-roll classics like Not Fade Away and Around and Around, country favorites like Big River and Mama Tried, a ton of the Dylan songbook, the Beatles, and bits and pieces from here, there and everywhere (no, they never covered that one). And of course Jazz was embodied in "Space", the Dead's opportunity to explore the craziest spaces of the nethersphere a la Ornette Coleman and John Coltrane. They even teased us Miles Davis' "So What" one March night in 1988, which became a classic for Garcia and David Grisman's acoustic experiment. They drew on as many influences as any band on the planet, let alone America.
And my vote for the performance that sums up the single most classic American moment in American Musical History would have to be the Grateful Dead's performance of Dylan's "It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry" on September 10th 1991 at Madison Square Garden, with Bruce Hornsby and Branford Marsalis. That song, with its distinctly American themes (what is more American than the Railroad?) and style of folky blues, sung by Garcia, in more of the "author's voice" (as Elvis Costello phrased it) than even the author himself, colored by the distinctly American piano that Hornsby brings to it, and the depths of the soul from the jazzy blues strains of Branford's saxaphone, personifies this classic moment in a truly American musical blend. What's more, how about MSG as maybe the classic American rock venue? It might only be more perfect, if it were played at Carnegie Hall or maybe Lincoln Center on the 4th of July.
The funniest thing to me about this whole article is that I am qualifying music as if one piece of American Music actually could be "more" or "less" American than others. (And what's more American than that? Reds are more American than Blues...) I should like to say that in our American melting pot, the only truly requisite American quality is that it has a blend of influences and styles. Maybe the biggest lesson here may be that when we try to isolate something, a style or idea, the vacuum kills it. Lets not let America be killed by trying to homogenize it into pop country and teeny bop, NASCAR and PGA, reds and blues, Wall Street and Bourbon Street, beef and tofu, mini-vans and bicycles, Nikes and Birkenstocks…we need all the spaces in between and beyond in order to grow.
Anyway, here are a few thoughts about about a few classics in the American Musical World (in no particular order other than this is the order I thought of them):
Bob Dylan—sort of speaks for himself
Bela Fleck—god of the banjo, marriage of Bluegrass and Jazz and even classical music
Bruce Hornsby—carves out his distinctly American niche
John Coltrane—classic Jazz, I think his work with McCoy Tyner has a truly "American" feel
Bill Monroe—the father of Bluegrass, blending European folk songs filtered through Appalachia with Gospel
David Grisman—Bluegrass meets Jazz through the mandolin
Hank Williams—the father of country music
Bob Wills—father of Texas Swing
Miles Davis—hugely influential Jazz composer and player
Louis Armstrong—as important a figure in American Music as Jerry Garcia, as a player, vocalist, composer…Ken Burns says he and Ellington are the 2 most important Musicians in Jazz, and perhaps all of American Music
Duke Ellington—unparalleled prolifically as a composer, drawing on multiple influences
American Classical Music…Aaron Copeland, Phillip Glass - I'm sure many others, too
John Cage - too insane for words, not necessarily fun to listen to, but "important"
Metallica—turned a European music into an American institution
Pearl Jam and Nirvana—something from Metal to make Grunge its own thing and also distinctly American
Marvin Gaye—one could argue it doesn't get any more American than Motown
Otis Redding—Ahh, Otis…pain and sincerity, also an American icon
Janes Addiction—sex and violence, sounds like America to me
James Brown—the father of Soul…another American Institution
Phish—the second Generation from the Dead and Hendrix and the like…for me what separates Phish from the Dead, among other things, is that the Dead were a diverse group of musicians from distinctly different backgrounds, whereas Phish was a group of musicians that were mostly similarly influenced by diverse influences, the natural evolution process, I suppose…
Allman Bros—embodied the southern bluesy rock thing, that became much more limited with the death of Duane, who was their purest musician of true diversity from Jazz to Country a la Garcia, who also arguably was the real meat of Derek and the Dominoes, not Clapton
George Clinton and P-Funk—yeah!
Please add comments with your thoughts and additions or subtractions...
Happy Independence Day!
others who should DEFINTELY be on this list:
CHUCK BERRY, ELVIS, ARETHA FRANKLIN, The Eagles, Crosby Stills Nash & YOUNG, Janis, The Band, Little Feat. Good writing, though. Thanks for the morning read.
Bruce Springsteen
John Mellencamp...
Modonna...that's funny, becuase I wondered about her...is her niche more of a European dance music thing? or can you say she took the genre to a distinctly American place with the "matrerial girl" and "vogue" stuff...clebrate the glitz...
Do Canadiens make American music?
Neil Young, Gordon Lightfoot and Rush have my vote...
Thelonious Sphere Monk is recognized as one of the most influential figures in the history of Jazz. He was one of the architects of bebop and his impact as a composer and pianist has had a profound influence on every genre of music.
Run DMC - as american as apple pie (nowadays, anyway) and the early beginings of real RAP.
Charlie Parker was one of the most influential improvising soloists in jazz, and THE figure in the development of bop in the 1940s. Jerry loved Charlie.
Charlie Christian is probably the best known of the early electric jazz guitarists and probably the one about whom the least is known. His jazz guitar origins have been traced to Oklahoma and Kansas City and it is known that he played throughout the Midwest in the 1930's. here's more: check out more @ http://www.charlie-christian.com
also, you need Robert Johnson on this list. Muddy Rivers too! Johnson influenced artists such as Muddy Waters, who in turn advanced the birth of rock'n'roll. But it is not just Johnson's incredible guitar playing or fantastically expressive singing which deserves homage. His lyrics, which are commonly considered as only context to his music, are actually rich, tightly wrought poems worthy of intense literary examination. Dylan would agree, I'm sure.
this is one of the better articles we've seen here. peace out!
I remember Thelonious Monk asking for something stronger than me...maybe he just didn't get enough to run, naked from aliens or get lost in an empty parking lot...
Stevie Ray Vaughn, Chet Baker, Herb Ellis, Joe Pass, Chet Atkins, Woody Guthrie (another one of Jerry's favorites), & Chuck Berry (among so many others).
Jaco Pastorius, Dave Brubeck, Chick Corea, Scott Joplin, Miles Davis, Jelly Roll Morton, Fatts Waller. just a few names not seen so far..
how about the Talking Heads?
some other names to include: Johnny Cash. For my Dad, Harry James, Tommy Dorsey, Glen & Miller (Local CU Grad). others.. Charlie Christian, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Charles Mingus, Charlie Parker, oh there's so many.. Happy Fourth!
Ray Charles
Oh God, yes Ray! He is a one of a kind, an american original...Exactly what I had in mind, folks that carved out a particular niche, or created a distinct voice in the music world...
Certainly Johnny Cash and Glen Miller, Billie, Parker, and Mingus, and all those you listed Mike...
Maybe even bands like REM and the Replacements...
The good thing (or problem) with writing something like this is that there are always exceptions and additions, it is never a finished product...keep 'em coming
JJ cALE


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Yours, Mine & Ours
Over-the-top slapstick, remake of the 1968 Lucille Ball/Henry Fonda farce about blending a large family. Helen (Russo) and Frank (Quaid) shared a brief high school romance. Now it's 30 years (and 18 kids) later, they're both single, and the romance rekindles at a reunion. Conflict between the kids, their jobs, and their differing child-raising philosophies ensues, as do sporadic fits of humor. Fun and safe enough family viewing.
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