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c-section birth plan?
Does anyone have one that they would like to share? I can't labor as I have had 2 classical c-sections, so this baby will be coming out a different way then they went in (actually told that to my son when he was being put in ).
I never had a birth plan before but I would like one now. I notice that this doesn't come up that often either. I guess because people like me that can't VBAC are rare??
Anyway, I am looking for ideas of what should be on it and all that. I know this is all assuming I get to term but honestly, who plans for a micro-preemie? I know I didn't!!
Thank you for your help!
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I can't VBAC either. I had a C/S with my first and they confirmed that the reason he never dropped is because my pelvic arch is really, really narrow.
Anyways, my birth plan wasn't completely explicit but there were some things I touched on --
I wanted my husband to cut the cord after the cut it sterile.
I wanted to have the baby brought to me in Recovery after the nursery. This did not end up happening because his body temp dropped and he needed to be under the warmer longer than I was in Recovery, but it was on the plan.
I wanted the baby to be washed with the baby wash I provided, along with the diapers, CJ's, etc I had. They were in a little carry bag that my mom handed to my DH when he accompanied baby to nursery.
I did not want Benadryl to be shot into the IV after all the painkillers as I personally am very, very sensitive to Benadryl when not in pill form.
I wanted to nurse as soon as I could, and asked for the lactation nurse to come see me in my room when I was settled - first appt I can get.
We are a vaccinating family and I wanted the Vit K so that was in there.
I went over it with my OB, my nurses in the OR, and my nurses for aftercare while I was hooked up to the IV getting the antibiotics the hour before I went in. Everything was respected but I wasn't asking anything weird or really even out of the ordinary, plus it's a teeny hospital - only three babies on average born there a day, generally not more than one C/S per day.
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Hungry Caterpillar has good ones to have on there! It is pretty much a list of eveything you want other than what you would want regarding a vaginal birth! Easy peasy!
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I didn't know they gave out benadryl like that! I HATE benadryl. When I was pregnant with the triplets I took ONE dose of it and slept for 3 days! DH was about to take me to the hospital because it was all he could do to wake me for eating! I stopped benadryl after that and I now take Clariton if they want me to have something like that.
I am hoping for things like delayed cord clamping and such. Don't know how that works with a C-section but I can't donate my cord blood so figure the kid could use it.
The hospital I deliver in is like an assembly line. There are about 25+ births a day there I would guess. The NICU is 50 bed. However I know all the old timers there as I have delivered there twice and have been there for several months the first time.
Thanks for the help! I am not pregnant right now (miscarried shortly after I started this thread) but hope to be again soon!
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I have had 2 c-sections and will be having a thrid planned one witht his baby.
I have a specific plan in the sense that I want no drugs administered to relax me or that may make me less aware. I did this with my last and it worked well. My first they drugged me up till I was virtually unconcious for 4-6 hours and everyone had held my baby before I got to. Dad is to accompany baby to nursery and baby is to be brought directly to me after that in recovery. Noone is to hold baby besides dad and doctor until I get to hold the baby.
I want to nurse immediatly as soon as baby is in the room and want to meet with a lactation consultant immediatly to start scheduling a pump to be brought to my room to use when baby is not activly nursing. Milk comes in later/slower with C-sections and I want my child not to require supplementation to leave the hospital.
Barring there is no health issues this is my plan so far.
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I too have learned. What is the benadryl for? This is given prior to the c/s? How do I know if I've been given it?
In all of our births, DH has never been able to cut the cord. I honestly thought it was because I was having a c/s and that they babies (the 1st 2 anyway) had health issues...not even the same hospital.
I've had to be on magnesium and that stuff made me delirious and sleepy.
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The benadryl is to combat the crazy itchiness that comes with the amount of painkillers given during surgery. Ask before if its standard. Its usually given right after staples or stitches right before leaving OR. Not everyone does it so you just need to ask. I do bc I am super sensitive to it.
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I plan on asking for a natural c section. Immediate skin to skin, lowering the drape, slowing down the actual birth so the baby can have a minute or two to have the fluid pushed from his/her lungs. I have a doula, I will be asking for the most low key medications to make it possible to be as alert as I can be. I want to nurse right away and stay with my baby. Shawn is to be with the baby if I am not. We are a no circ family so that will be on the plan and there will be signs to put on his bassinett and a wrist band for him (should this be a boy).
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I was planning on a VBAC with my second, but I put in a c/s part just in case. Which was good, because I had to have a c/s.
On there I put stuff that I wanted that I did not get the first time around. For example, I HATE being tied down. It makes me super anxious/freak out. I asked for my arms to be free, and I got that (yay!)
I asked for a certain stitch for my uterus (the super strong one?) and for actual stitches rather than staples for the others. Sooooo much better! I hated the staples.
Outside of that, not much else was different. Baby with dad/me the whole time, no circ, breastfeeding, yada yada.
I know some people ask for the drape to be lowered/to see the birth, but for me, I am not interested in watching my own surgery. Seeing myself cut open would be too much. As it is, just feeling the pressure and pulling freaks me out.
Sending you lots of good sticky baby vibes!
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Police said 200 to 300 bodies were found in the northeastern coastal city of Sendai. Another 88 were confirmed killed and at least 349 were missing. The death toll was likely to continue climbing given the scale of the disaster.The magnitude 8.9 offshore quake unleashed a 23-foot (7-meter) tsunami and was followed by more than 50 aftershocks for hours, many of them of more than magnitude 6.0.Dozens of cities and villages along a 1,300-mile (2,100-kilometer) stretch of coastline were shaken by violent tremors that reached as far away as Tokyo, hundreds of miles (kilometers) from the epicenter. Even for a country used to earthquakes, this one was of horrific proportions because of the tsunami that crashed ashore, swallowing everything in its path as it surged several miles (kilometers) inland before retreating. The apocalyptic images of surging water broadcast by Japanese TV networks resembled scenes from a Hollywood disaster movie.Large fishing boats and other sea vessels rode high waves into the cities, slamming against overpasses or scraping under them and snapping power lines along the way. Upturned and partially submerged vehicles were seen bobbing in the water. Ships anchored in ports crashed against each other.The highways to the worst-hit coastal areas were severely damaged and communications, including telephone lines, were snapped. Train services in northeastern Japan and in Tokyo, which normally serve 10 million people a day, were also suspended, leaving untold numbers stranded in stations or roaming the streets. Tokyo's Narita airport was closed indefinitely.
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My heart goes out to all affected, and I pray for the best for all, in Japan and elsewhere!Is Kenchan or any of our other posters based in Japan?
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I KNEW he killed someone, but I didn't know it was Teresa. That's what David Lace's sister, Andrina Foster exclusively told the Daily Echo last night as the 43-year-old spoke about the moment her big brother revealed he was a killer.
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Cartersville Mayor Matt Santini touted the city's most recent accomplishments during the first quarterly luncheon hosted by the Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce Monday.
Santini told a sold-out crowd that the city has been committed to its mission of providing dependable service while preserving quality of life for its citizens.
The mayor said the city's motto — Be charmed. Be prosperous. Belong. — has helped drive efforts to improve the community for those who live in Cartersville, do business in the area and those who pass through as visitors.
"There are many great things about our community that make a great first impression and also a lasting impression," Santini said.
Santini said the addition of a new public safety headquarters, a new fire station and the recently completed Main Street Gateway project are benefits to the city's improvement efforts.
He also said the recycling program implemented in 2012 has been a success, with about 1,600 participants who divert 7 percent of the city's household trash from the Bartow County Landfill.
Santini also said a $300,000 grant allowed the city to upgrade lighting in some of its facilities, which saves about $30,000 a year.
In addition to the services it provides, Santini said the city has much to be proud of in what it offers the community.
The city's area museums, which include the Booth Western Art Museum, Tellus Science Museum and the Bartow History Museum, have attracted about 1.3 million visitors, Santini said.
The conference center has brought in 180,000 visitors; last year alone there were 60,000 he said.
Santini said the economic impact of those visitors is some $2.8 million.
Santini also highlighted the accomplishments of the city's school system, noting in particular Cartersville High School and its silver ranking by U.S. News and World Report.
"Schools are an important part of the city of Cartersville," Santini said. "We all know that a strong school system and a quality education is an important part of economic development."
Santini said the city's "thriving" downtown district has helped attract new businesses as well as sustain established ones.
He said community programs such as the Citizens Academy and the Habitat Program, which is partnered with Habitat for Humanity, have been successful and give a sense of belonging to citizens.
Santini said the city continues to build upon its success.
"Cartersville continues to be a place where you can be charmed, be prosperous and belong," Santini said.
Parnick Jennings, who is part of the committee that organized the luncheon, said the plan is to have the event every quarter to inform the community about what goes on in Bartow County.
Commissioner Steve Taylor will give a state of the county address at the planned quarterly luncheon in August.
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Selena Gomez Lets Paparazzo Help Her Pump Gas, Because She Can't [VIDEO]
Most celebs can pretty much agree that the paparazzi are total pests. (We feel ya Miley Cyrus!) Selena Gomez, however, may not be such a critic of the paps. Why? Well, one helped her with something every adult should know how to do -- pump gas.
The 'Come & Get It' songstress pulled her car up to the wrong side of the gas pump. (Life pro tip, Sel -- there are arrows on your gas gauge that point to the direction the tank is on.) But then, a kind photog was nice enough to get in Selena's brand new Beamer and turn that thang around for her.
The pap also told Sel that her maxi dress was stuck in the door. See, they are good for something, celebs!


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It was a crazy weekend at the Hintertux Glacier in the Zillertal Valley of Tyrol, Austria. It started with 70 centimeters of fresh snow, a perfect park, and a sunny Sunday. According to those who were there, "The snowfall at the beginning of October was like in the deepest winter."
"When we looked out the window that morning bluebird deluxe was awaiting us. We saw what we could not see the days before: The whole Finkenberg-Tux Arena was a beautiful winter wonderland and the mountain had perfect conditions for a start into the new season. And today was a day every season should start with: Powder runs on the slopes for the early birds (it's a bad idea to go riding in the backcountry in autumn because of the hidden crevasses) and a phat international park session in a top shaped setup from the betterpark.com crew—just perfect! The super pipe was perfectly shaped too and the riders could rock its total length of 390 feet."
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Haydn's Symphony in C major Hob. I: 90, dated 1788 in the autograph, belongs to a group of works that he composed between the Paris symphonies (Hob. I: 82–87) and the London symphonies (Hob. I: 93–104). It thus belongs to the last symphonies he wrote before his journeys to England in 1791–92 and 1794–95. Continuing the collaboration between Bärenreiter and the G. Henle publishing company regarding Haydn's large-scale choral works, operas and symphonies, this edition is based on the G. Henle Complete Edition of the Works of Joseph Haydn. With Symphony No. 90, Bärenreiter has now published the complete performance material for all the symphonies from Nos. 82 to 104 as well as several Sturm und Drang symphonies.
- Based on the G. Henle Complete Edition of the Works of Joseph Haydn
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25 to Watch 2018: Kate Ladenheim
Kate Ladenheim's dances share many attributes with their maker, namely their vibrancy, urgency, awkwardness and frequent brilliance. Her representations of hackers, botnets and DDoS attacks in her dance HackPolitick (which references the internet collective Anonymous) as performed by her Brooklyn company, The People Movers, won her the honor of being quite possibly the first contemporary choreographer to be written about in Forbes. She recently produced and collaboratively choreographed Transmission, a play that premiered at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe that deployed cutting-edge augmented-reality mobile-phone apps, podcasts and live performances.
Ladenheim is a professional multi-hyphenate. In addition to performing in her own work and with Third Rail Projects, she curates and produces CRAWL (a roving dance show in New York City featuring emerging dance talents), consults on design and technology for arts organizations, and works increasingly on the international performance scene. There's a word for artists as ferociously talented, well connected, managerially savvy, financially successful and artistically adventurous as Ladenheim: impresario.
Find out who else made Dance Magazine's "25 to Watch" list this year.
When you're bouncing between hotel rooms without access to a kitchen, eating a pescatarian diet can be challenging. Stephanie Mincone, who most recently traveled the globe with Taylor Swift's Reputation Stadium Tour, told Dance Magazine how she does it—while fueling herself with enough energy to perform for thousands of Taylor fans.
The way we create and consume dance is changing every day. Now more than ever, the field demands that dancers not only be able to perform at the highest level, but also collaborate with choreographers to bring their artistic visions to life. Dancers who miss out on choreographic training may very well find themselves at a disadvantage as they try to launch their careers.
Choosing music for your first-ever choreography commission can feel daunting enough. But when you're asked to create a ballet using the vast discography of the Rolling Stones—and you happen to be dating Stones frontman Mick Jagger—the stakes are even higher.
So it's understandable that as of Monday, American Ballet Theatre corps de ballet dancer Melanie Hamrick, whose Port Rouge will have its U.S. premiere tonight at the Youth America Grand Prix gala, was still torn about which songs to include.
What is an acceptable request from a choreographer in terms of nudity? On the first day of shooting All That Jazz in the 1970s, Bob Fosse asked us men to remove everything but our jock straps and the women to remove their tops. His rationale was to shock us in order to build character, and it felt disloyal to refuse. Would this behavior be considered okay today?
It's not often that a promising choreographer gets to stage work in a world-class theater, on a skillfully-curated program with professional dancers, and with the possibility of winning a substantial cash prize. But at the McCallum Theatre's Palm Desert Choreography Festival, that's been the status quo for over twenty years.
Since Shea New, the festival's artistic director, founded the festival in 1998, she's worked tirelessly with McCallum's director of education and festival producer, Kajsa Thuresson-Frary, and stage manager and festival production manager Joanna Fookes to build a festival that nurtures choreographers, highlights high quality work, powerfully engages the local community and cultivates an audience base for dance in the Coachella Valley. The trio is backed by a strong team of professionals at McCallum and the brilliant volunteers from the local and national level who serve as adjudicators.
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As much as audiences might flock to Swan Lake or The Nutcracker, ballet can't only rely on old war horses if it wants to remain relevant. But building new full-lengths from scratch isn't exactly cheap.
So where can companies find the money?
Today—April 16, 2019—marks what would have been Merce Cunningham's 100th birthday. As dancers from Los Angeles to New York City to London gear up for Night of 100 Solos (the marathon performance event being livestreamed today), and as companies and presenters worldwide continue to celebrate the Cunningham Centennial through their programming, we searched through the Dance Magazine Archives to unearth our favorite images of the groundbreaking dancemaker.
A bright disposition with a dab of astringent charm is how I remember Brock Hayhoe, a National Ballet School of Canada schoolmate. Because we were a couple years apart, we barely brushed shoulders, except at the odd Toronto dance party where we could dance all night with mutual friends letting our inhibitions subside through the music. Dancing always allows a deeper look.
But, as my late great ballet teacher Pyotr Pestov told me when I interviewed him for Dance Magazine in 2009, "You never know what a flower is going to look like until it opens up."
One night. Three cities. Seventy-five dancers. And three unique sets of 100 solos, all choreographed by Merce Cunningham.
This incredible evening of dance will honor Cunningham's 100th birthday on April 16. The Merce Cunningham Trust has teamed up with The Barbican in London, the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York City and the Center for the Art of Performance in Los Angeles for a tri-city celebration.
The best part? You don't have to be in those cities to watch—Night of 100 Solos is being live-streamed in its entirety for free.
When George Balanchine's full-length Don Quixote premiered in 1965, critics and audiences alike viewed the ballet as a failure. Elaborate scenery and costumes framed mawkish mime passages, like one in which the ballerina washed the Don's feet and dried them with her hair. Its revival in 2005 by Suzanne Farrell, the ballerina on whom it was made and to whom Balanchine left the work, did little to alter its reputation.
Yet at New York City Center's Balanchine festival last fall, some regretted its absence.
"I'd want to see Balanchine's Don Quixote," says Apollinaire Scherr, dance critic for the Financial Times. "It was a labor of love on his part, and a love letter as well. And you want to know what that looks like in his work."
Even great choreographers make mistakes. Sometimes they fail on a grand scale, like Don Quixote; other times it may be a minor misstep. Experiment and risk help choreographers grow, but what happens when a choreographer of stature misfires? Should the work remain in the repertory? And what about a work that fails on some levels but not others?
After the horrific March 15 terrorist attacks at two New Zealand mosques, the music and arts community sprang into action to plan a way to help victims and their families. A series of resulting concerts, titled "You Are Us/Aroha Nui," will take place in New Zealand (April 13 and 17), Jersey City, New Jersey (April 17) and Los Angeles (April 18). Proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to the Our People, Our City Fund, which was established by the Christchurch Foundation to aid those affected by the attacks.
Throughout 2019, the Merce Cunningham Trust continues a global celebration that will be one of the largest tributes to a dance artist ever. Under the umbrella of the Merce Cunningham Centennial are classes and workshops, film screenings and festivals, art exhibitions and symposia, and revivals and premieres of original works inspired by the dancemaker's ideas. The fever peaks on April 16, which would have been the pioneering choreographer's 100th birthday, with Night of 100 Solos: A Centennial Event, featuring a total of 75 dancers in three performances live-streamed from London, Los Angeles and New York City.
Cloud & Victory gets dancers. The dancewear brand's social media drools over Roberto Bolle's abs, sets classical variations to Beyoncé and moans over Mondays and long adagios. And it all comes from the mind of founder Tan Li Min, the boss lady who takes on everything from designs to inventory to shipping orders.
Known simply (and affectionately) to the brand's 41K Instagram followers as Min, she's used her wry, winking sense of humor to give the Singapore-based C&V international cachet.
She recently spoke with Dance Magazine about building the brand, overcoming insecurity and using pizza as inspiration.
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We now (finally!) know who'll be appearing onscreen alongside Ariana DeBose and the other previously announced leads in Steven Spielberg's remake of West Side Story, choreographed by Justin Peck. Unsurprisingly, the Sharks/Jets cast list includes some of the best dancers in the industry.
The pleasure of watching prodigies perform technical feats on Instagram can be tinged with a sense of trepidation. Impressive tricks, you think, but do they have what it takes for an actual career?
Just look at 18-year-old Maria Khoreva, who has more followers than most seasoned principals; in videos, her lines and attention to detail suggested a precocious talent, and led to a Nike ambassador contract before she even graduated from the Vaganova Ballet Academy. Still, when she joined the Mariinsky Ballet last summer, there was no guarantee any of it would translate to stage prowess.
What's next for the dance world? Our annual list of the dancers, choreographers and companies that are on the verge of skyrocketing has a pretty excellent track record of answering that question.
Here they are: the 25 up-and-coming artists we believe represent the future of our field.
The Ballet Memphis New American Dance Residency, which welcomes selected choreographers for its inaugural iteration next week, goes a step beyond granting space, time and dancers for the development of new work.
At six feet tall, Jesse Obremski dances as though he's investigating each movement for the first time. His quiet transitional moments are as astounding as his long lines, bounding jumps and seamless floorwork. Add in his versatility and work ethic, and it's clear why he's an invaluable asset to New York City choreographers. Currently a freelance artist with multiple contemporary groups, including Gibney Dance Company and Limón Dance Company, Obremski also choreographs for his recently formed troupe, Obremski/Works.
Last night at Parsons Dance's 2019 gala, the company celebrated one of our own: DanceMedia owner Frederic M. Seegal.
In a speech, artistic director David Parsons said that he wanted to honor Seegal for the way he devotes his energy to supporting premier art organizations, "making sure that the arts are part of who we are," he said.


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- Ramsey grand juror welcomes new DNA tests, discusses reasons for indicting parents
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- Ex-DA Mary Lacy cites 'butt print' in defense of Ramsey exoneration
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- Released indictment names John and Patsy Ramsey on two charges in JonBenet death
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A Boulder couple who were in John and Patsy Ramsey's home the day JonBenet Ramsey's body was discovered in the family's basement 17 years ago were officially exonerated Thursday in the notorious murder case — for the third time.
The latest public exoneration of Fleet and Priscilla White came from the Boulder Police Department, and it prompted some head-scratching from one legal analyst.
Denver defense attorney Dan Recht, who has followed the Ramsey saga closely, was surprised to see the Whites being offered another exoneration in the case.
"I know of absolutely no precedent for anyone ever being officially exonerated three times in one case," Recht said. "I'm wondering out loud what the motivation is for the chief of police to issue a third exoneration."
Recht also said, "In addition, one wonders why the Whites would want to have their names brought to national attention, once again, in association with this case."
Boulder police Chief Mark Beckner released a statement Thursday noting that "innocent community members" had been the target of speculation throughout the investigation into JonBenet's murder, and had suffered as a result. Fleet and Priscilla White, he said, are among them.
"The Boulder Police Department recognizes the suffering the Whites have endured as a result of the accusations made against the White family during the course of the investigation," Beckner's statement said.
"The Boulder Police Department investigators have always considered the White family to only be witnesses in this case."
Beckner's statement also noted that "the Boulder Police Department has never considered the White family to be suspects in the case," adding, "We wish to express our gratitude for the White family's cooperation and contributions in regard to the investigation of JonBenet's death."
In an emailed statement to the Daily Camera, Fleet White said, "We greatly appreciate Chief Beckner and the Boulder Police Department making this statement on behalf of our family.
"Along with the recent release of the 1998-99 Boulder grand jury indictments of John and Patsy Ramsey, we are hopeful Chief Beckner's statement today will further improve the public's understanding of the investigation of JonBenet's death."
Whites first cleared by police in 1997
The Whites' first public exoneration came when the case was still being feverishly worked by numerous department detectives as well as outside experts tapped by the Boulder County District Attorney's Office, and was in the constant glare of both national and international media attention.
In April 1997, then-Boulder police Chief Tom Koby said in a prepared statement: "They (the Whites) are considered key witnesses. The Boulder Police Department appreciates the full cooperation they have received from the Whites since the beginning of their investigation. I feel this response is necessary due to the inaccurate portrayal of Mr. and Mrs. White in certain media publications."
Additionally, the Whites also were cleared in September 2008 by then-District Attorney Mary Lacy. In a letter to the Whites she authored Sept. 12, 2008, Lacy stated, "I am writing to reaffirm that you are not suspects in the murder of JonBenet Ramsey.
"My office has been solely responsible for this case since December 2002," Lacy's letter added. "Since that date, I am not aware of any person associated with this office making any comment referring to any member of the Fleet White family as a suspect in this murder or otherwise suggesting any change to the conclusion in Chief Koby's statement that you are only key witnesses."
Beckner did not return calls Thursday seeking comment on the latest exoneration.
Boulder District Attorney Stan Garnett said Thursday, "The Boulder police announced that the Whites were not suspects in April of 1997.
"As as far as I'm concerned, nothing has changed since then with regard to the Whites as suspects. I don't think they are suspects, and I know the police department doesn't think they are suspects."
JonBenet was found beaten and strangled in the family's basement Dec. 26, 1996, about eight hours after Patsy Ramsey called 911 to report the child missing and that she had discovered a ransom note demanding $118,000 for the 6-year-old's safe return.
Fleet White was with John Ramsey when JonBenet's father found the girl's body in a little-used room of the family's basement, while a lone detective, Patsy Ramsey and other visitors remained upstairs.
The Ramseys had summoned the Whites — along with another couple and the minister from their church — to their home for support, shortly after calling 911.
A grand jury heard evidence in the case for 13 months, and disbanded in October 1999, with no further action by the Boulder County District Attorney's office.
The Camera reported in a Jan. 27, 2013, exclusive that the grand jury actually had voted to indict both John and Patsy Ramsey, but that then-District Attorney Alex Hunter refused to prosecute the case, believing he lacked the evidence needed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
On Oct. 25, those indictments were made public by a judge's order, showing that each parent had been indicted on charges of felony child abuse resulting in death and accessory to a crime.
The statute of limitations on those charges expired after three years, and Patsy Ramsey succumbed to cancer in June 2006.
Allegation in 2000 put Whites in spotlight
The White family did come in for more public scrutiny than some Ramsey associates during the star-crossed investigation.
In his statement, Becker noted that, in 2000, "The police department did investigate allegations made by a California woman to District Attorney Alex Hunter, as reported in the press, that were intended to cast suspicion on the White family. The department found no evidence to support the unfounded allegations.
"There has never been any evidence to link the White family to the JonBenet Ramsey homicide."
The Camera in February 2000 reported that a 38-year-old woman had told Hunter that, when she was young, she had been ritually and sexually abused in a manner similar to the way JonBenet Ramsey died.
Her claims drew attention because she said she knew John and Patsy Ramsey through Fleet White. Other media also published reports about the unidentified California woman after publication of the Camera`s initial article.
But in May 2000, Boulder police said they found no connection between the Ramsey case and the California woman's allegations of having been victimized in a child-sex ring.
And in saying so, Beckner at that time said the Whites were not under any suspicion in the case, commenting, "We have never had evidence to support such an allegation."
In August 2000, the Whites filed a criminal libel complaint against the Camera for reporting the woman's claims. Because of Hunter's status as a potential witness in such a case, then-Chief Judge Roxanne Bailin appointed a special prosecutor from Pueblo County. In October of that same year, Bailin terminated the criminal libel investigation.
Then, in June 2001, a state appeals court dismissed the Whites' request to reconsider Bailin's decision to end the criminal libel investigation.
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Harry Reid's gambit
He once called the "nuclear option" an "un-American" move that would destroy the Senate and "ruin our country."
But on Thursday, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid did it anyway. He took the unprecedented step of gutting Senate filibuster rules for presidential nominees on a straight party-line vote, a high-stakes gambit that could have enormous implications for future presidents, reshape an institution he's served in for 26 years, and ultimately define Reid's legacy as one of the longest-serving Democratic leaders in history — one with a penchant for bare-knuckled tactics.
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On the weekend of Nov. 9, Reid enlisted his top lieutenants, Sens. Chuck Schumer of New York and Dick Durbin of Illinois, to help take the caucus' temperature. But after several weeks of counting votes, Reid was still encountering skepticism even among his confidants as late as Monday evening. He bucked up his troops ahead of the hugely controversial move.
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"This is the right thing to do," Reid told one of his closest advisers. "If I don't do this, I might as well just walk away."
As some of his fellow Democratic senators remained on the fence, Reid called in a heavy hitter to close the deal: President Barack Obama, according to sources familiar with the matter. Obama personally called senators on Wednesday to back the move, and Reid ultimately won the vote on a slim margin, 52-48. Just three Democrats broke with Reid: the retiring Carl Levin of Michigan, the moderate Joe Manchin of West Virginia and the vulnerable Mark Pryor of Arkansas.
When the seismic moment finally came, shell-shocked senators in both parties couldn't believe that Reid pulled the trigger — and were grasping to understand the far-reaching ramifications.
Asked how history would remember him after this move, Reid told POLITICO: "I don't write history."
( Also on POLITICO: Senate goes for 'nuclear option')
But nobody disputed that the move was emblematic of Reid's hard-ball style that has come to characterize his leadership in recent years — whether it was his passage of the health care law in 2009 on a straight party-line vote, his willingness to go over the fiscal cliff in 2012 or his refusal to bend to GOP demands during the 16-day government shutdown last month.
Reid's decision to sharply reverse course speaks to how the majority leader's views have shifted to reflect his younger, more liberal caucus — whether the subject is immigration, gun control, gay marriage or filibuster reform. It also signals that the growing crop of Senate Democrats who have never served a day in the minority party now wield enormous clout with Reid, who has evolved from being an outspoken opponent of the nuclear option, to a reluctant supporter, to one of its staunchest proponents.
No longer concerned about the political fallout, Reid simply believed that the timing was right to make the change after Republicans blocked Obama's judicial picks — and, conveniently, as Democrats were on the defensive over Obamacare.
The latest move left Republicans howling in protest and warning that Reid would ultimately come to regret it.
Sen. Richard Burr of North Carolina called Reid "a puppet of the president." Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky said he was acting like a "bully."And Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said Reid had broken his word that he "never, ever" would go this route.
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"For Harry Reid, this has always been about power," said Sen. Mike Johanns (R-Neb.). "He rammed a rule change through. It's historic."
Indeed, for decades, Senate majority leaders have avoided using the manuever for fear that future majority parties would continually weaken — and eventually eliminate — the filibuster. The complicated parliamentary tactic known as the "nuclear option" allows the Senate to set a new precedent by a simple majority of 51 senators, rather than the typical 67 votes that are needed to change the rules by regular order. That means any majority can fundamentally weaken the filibuster without consensus of the minority party, effectively weakening its ability to block, delay or shape legislation.
Under the new rules, senators can no longer filibuster nominees to executive branch posts or the courts, with the exception of the Supreme Court. Legislation could still be filibustered, as could many other Senate actions.
But both sides readily acknowledge that future majorities will cite Reid's precedent to continue to weaken the filibuster, potentially ending the delaying tactic on all bills and Supreme Court nominees and allowing a simple majority of senators to work their will. In essence, the Senate could become a replica of the majority-rules House.
"Good, let him do it," Reid said when asked about McConnell's threats to change the rules further if he becomes majority leader.
Frustrated by gridlock, Democrats said it was about time to take that step — no matter what it means for the future of the institution. But it may only perpetuate the gridlock and could usher in a sweeping conservative agenda the next time the GOP returns to power.
Both sides have reason to complain: The GOP points out that Reid blocked their amendments more than any other majority leader; Democrats say Republicans have used and abused the filibuster.
"Having guts — that's how," Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) said when asked how she would characterize Reid's move.


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Jeep Altitude Models Make a Comeback for 2014Posted in News on January 22, 2014
It seems there's no shortage of special edition trim packages in the Jeep Lineup and we just got word that Jeep has introduced its latest special edition package for many of its popular Jeep models at the Houston Auto Show.
Jeep is calling this latest Special Edition the Altitude and will be available in the 2014 Jeep Cherokee, Grand Cherokee and Wrangler later this spring. The Special Edition Altitude models feature unique "blacked out" exteriors with distinct, aggressive flair. Both the Grand Cherokee and the Wrangler have had an Altitude edition in the past but this is the first time for the Jeep Cherokee. The new Altitude models join the 2014 Jeep Compass and Patriot Altitude models which are currently available.
"The unique 'blacked-out' theme of the Jeep Altitude models resonated so well with consumers two years ago that it makes perfect sense to bring them back now, particularly since we have new versions of the Cherokee and Grand Cherokee," said Mike Manley, President and CEO – Jeep Brand, Chrysler Group LLC. "What began as a production-intent concept and naming contest generated significant buzz and evolved into a lineup of special-edition Jeep vehicles that appeal to many consumers – especially those wanting a very distinct, aggressive and edgy look."
All three special edition Jeep's will be available in showrooms later this spring and from the looks of it should be quite popular among Jeep buyers who want exclusivity above all else.
Check out what the newest Jeep Altitude models offer!
2014 Jeep Cherokee Altitude
The 2014 Jeep Cherokee Altitude is based on the Latitude model and is available in either 4x2 or 4x4 configurations powered by either the 2.4-liter MultiAir 2 Tigershark I-4 engine with up to 31 mpg, or the 3.2-liter Pentastar V-6 engine, which pumps out 271 horsepower. The Cherokee also has a towing capability of 4,500 pounds. Both engines are mated to the mid-size SUV segment-exclusive nine-speed automatic transmission.
The Jeep Cherokee Altitude features a stealth-like appearance with gloss black grille surrounds, roof rails, front fascia lower applique and badging and a black daylight opening. Eighteen-inch gloss black painted aluminum wheels and a black interior complete the look.
The limited-edition 2014 Jeep Cherokee Altitude is available in four exterior colors: Brilliant Black Crystal Metallic Clear Coat, Bright White Clear Coat, Billet Silver Metallic Clear Coat and Granite Crystal Metallic Clear Coat.
The U.S. Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for the 2014 Cherokee Altitude models is $24,995 for 4x2 models and $26,995 for 4x4 models (plus $995 destination).
2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Altitude
The 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Altitude is based on the Laredo model and is available as a 4x2 or 4x4. The standard 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 engine produces 290 horsepower and 260 lb.-ft. of torque, and is mated to an all-new eight-speed automatic transmission, delivering up to 25 miles per gallon highway.
Special exterior design cues include gloss black bezel inserts for the front grille, fog lamp bezels, lower front fascia applique, badging, rear step pad surround and 20-inch five-spoke aluminum wheels. Other unique exterior changes include halogen headlamps with black bezels, grey satin gloss tail lamp bezels, platinum chrome grille texture, bright dual exhaust tips, lower body-color fascias, wheel flares and side cladding, a body color antenna and an SRT-style roof rail.
The interior features black Capri leather seats with perforated suede inserts and black stitching, a leather wrapped steering wheel with paddle shifters, standard 8.4-inch Uconnect touch screen and power sunroof. The Security and Convenience Group is also standard and includes remote start, auto-dimming rear view mirror, security alarm, 115 volt outlet, universal garage door opener, cargo cover, heated front seats, heated steering wheel, power liftgate, ParkView back-up camera and ParkSense rear back-up sensors.
The 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Altitude is available in Billet Silver, Bright White, Brilliant Black Metallic Coat, Deep Cherry, Granite Crystal and Maximum Steel and has a U.S. MSRP of $35,290 for 4x2 models and $37,290 for 4x4 (plus $995 destination).
2014 Jeep Wrangler Altitude
The 2014 Jeep Wrangler Altitude is available in two-door and Unlimited four-door models, the Wrangler Altitude is powered by a 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 engine that pumps out 285 horsepower and 260 pound feet of torque which is mated to a standard six-speed manual or an available five-speed automatic transmission. The Wrangler Altitude also features a Command Trac transfer-case with 2.72:1 low range.
The Jeep Wrangler Altitude is based on the Sahara model and features a matte black grille with gloss black throats, head lamp rings and Jeep badge, gloss black front and rear bumper appliques and 18-inch seven-spoke aluminum wheels, a standard body color Freedom Top and matte black "WRANGLER" decal on the hood. A Dual Top with premium Sunrider soft top is optional.
Inside, the Jeep Wrangler Altitude features standard black leather seats with black stitching, a leather-wrapped steering wheel with black painted spokes and black stitching, black finish hex bolts and black painted vent rings and door and instrument panel grab handles. The Wrangler Connectivity Group is also included.
The 2014 Jeep Wrangler Altitude is available in Amp'd, Black, Granite Crystal and Hydro Blue paint schemes and has a U.S. MSRP of $31,595 for Wrangler two-door models and $35,395 for Wrangler Unlimited models (plus $995 destination).


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- The interior of a Nor-Lake cooler can be determined by subtracting 8" from each exterior measurement. Each side panel is 4" thick, and each exterior measurement contains two panels. For Nor-Lake freezers, the panels will be 4"-5" thick, so subtracting 8"-10" from each exterior measurement will give you a good idea of interior size.
- Where will the door be located on my walk-in cooler?
- The "Walk-In Floor Plans" document on this page has a diagram with all of the possible floor plan options for Nor-Lake walk-in units. This shows the standard and alternate door configurations for each size option.
If you are interested in one of the alternate door configurations, first choose whether you want a left or right door hinge and then check the dropdowns at the top of the page - additional door configurations will be shown there, if any are available, and you can then select the right door configuration code for your application, using the codes in the diagram as a guide. If you don't see an "Optional - Alternate Floor Plans" dropdown, no alternate configurations are available for this particular unit.
Be aware that on units with wall-mounted refrigeration, selecting an alternate door configuration will move the refrigeration unit to the wall opposite the door, for proper airflow.
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- Chicago residents: Chicago residents are required to purchase a pressure relief valve with their walk-in cooler. Pressure relief valves are recommended for improved safety. These valves help refrigerant from exceeding dangerous pressures.
Oregon residents: The state of Oregon charges a tagging fee for inbound shipments of this item. You will be contacted regarding this fee after placing your order.
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Nor-Lake KL367-L Details
The Nor-Lake Kold Locker 3' 6" x 7' x 6' 7" indoor walk-in cooler box offers versatility and superior food storage space all in one easy-to-assemble unit! The heart of the Kold Locker design is in the panels, which are made of coated 26 gauge corrosion-resistant embossed galvanized steel for durability, and assemble very quickly thanks to an innovative gasket design that provides an air-tight seal without using messy silicone sealants. The panels are also insulated with 4" thick CFC-free HFC polyurethane to maintain consistent temperatures. An aluminum floor seals the walk-in and provides a durable surface for storage.
A self-closing, 26" wide door secures easily to the Nor-Lake Kold Locker walk-in with cam lift hinges. To protect your foods, a deadbolt locking handle with independent padlock secures the door and an inside safety release prevents you from becoming accidentally stuck inside the walk-in. An externally mounted digital thermometer allows you to easily verify that the walk-in is maintaining the correct temperature, while a vapor proof light provides excellent interior visibility for added convenience! The Kold Locker also requires a 115V, 15 amp hard-wired connection.
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Luke Shaw is expected to complete his move to Manchester United on Friday in a deal understood to worth in excess of £27million.
The 18-year-old has established himself as a top talent after coming through Southampton's fabled academy.
Shaw has attracted admiring glances from many, including boyhood club Chelsea, but Press Association Sport understands it is United that have won the race for his signature.
The left-back underwent a medical at the club's Carrington training ground on Thursday evening ahead of a move worth £27million plus add-ons - a lofty price tag comes thanks to his fine performances for club and now country.
Despite not turning 19 until July 12, Shaw has already racked up 60 appearances in the Barclays Premier League and three England caps.
The full-back made his Three Lions debut in the friendly against Denmark in March and usurped idol Ashley Cole in Roy Hodgson's pecking order, leading the experienced left-back to call time on his international career.
The 18-year-old was one of few positive points from a miserable World Cup campaign and became the youngest player to feature at the tournament when he started Tuesday's goalless draw with Costa Rica.
After that match it was put to Shaw that he perhaps needed to be playing Champions League football to feel comfortable on the world stage.
That kind of experience would not come if he was to move to United this season - but was not something he deemed particularly important to being a success with England anyway.
"You can't really say that because you look at the other teams and they haven't all got Champions League players, have they?" Shaw said.
"I don't know. Obviously Champions League would help, playing against world-class players, but you can't just say that because you look at other teams that have gone through the groups and they haven't got all Champions League players."
Shaw will be competing with Patrice Evra for the left-back role at Old Trafford, but is understood to have been told he will be first choice despite competition from the France international.
Evra penned a one-year contract extension last month and last season's back-up Alexander Buttner looks set to move to Dinamo Moscow imminently, joining Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic in leaving as the club look to kick on after a miserable season.
United limped to a seventh-place finish last term, resulting in David Moyes losing his job and Holland coach Louis van Gaal coming in as his replacement.
Shaw will become the second major arrival since the Dutchman's appointment, following Ander Herrera's move from Athletic Bilbao on Thursday.
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