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There is a lot of misinformation circulating about how to best care for babies, and dental care is no exception. Well-meaning friends or family members may give you advice about caring for your newborn that is not accurate and could put their future dental health at risk. Here three myths about dental care for babies that you shouldn't believe.
Babies don't need their mouths cleaned
Your baby doesn't have any teeth yet, but that doesn't mean that their mouth doesn't need to be cleaned. After your baby eats, some of the sugary breastmilk or formula will remain inside their mouth. The bacteria inside their mouth will feed on the sugar, and this may leave them with bad breath.
Plaque also accumulates inside babies' mouths, just like it accumulates in the mouths of older children or adults. This plaque can irritate their gum tissue and make them uncomfortable.
To avoid these problems, try to remember to clean your baby's gums after each feeding. If your baby is a newborn and still needs to be fed very frequently, you may find it difficult to wipe their gums this often, but try to do it as much as you can. You can use a wet washcloth to gently wipe down their gums; you don't need to use toothpaste and a toothbrush at this age. A piece of wet gauze wrapped around your finger is also appropriate.
Baby teeth don't matter
Your baby will develop their first teeth at some point between the ages of six and 10 months. The first teeth to erupt are the lower central incisors, which are the teeth in the front of the bottom jaw, and the rest of their teeth should be in place before their third birthday.
You may think that these baby teeth don't matter since they're going to fall out soon anyways—their baby teeth will start falling out at around six or seven years old—but this is not the case. The baby teeth reserve the spaces that the adult teeth will need later, so it's important that they aren't lost early due to decay. These teeth also help your child learn to speak properly.
The truth is that you need to care for your child's baby teeth just as well as you would care for your own adult teeth. Make sure to brush their teeth twice a day, starting as soon as their teeth erupt. Daily flossing is also essential.
Babies' teeth should be brushed with toothpaste
Everyone knows that adults need to brush their teeth with toothpaste, but you may not know that you shouldn't use toothpaste for babies. The reason for this is that babies are not able to spit out the toothpaste like you can, so they end up swallowing it. Depending on the type of toothpaste, they can get a sore stomach or diarrhea.
Until your child reaches the age of two, don't use toothpaste when you brush their teeth. Simply use a baby toothbrush and water to gently rub plaque from their teeth. Brush gently to avoid irritating there; there's no need to vigorously scrub their teeth.
Once they're old enough to spit out toothpaste, you can start using a fluoride-free toothpaste that is designed for infants and toddlers. Don't use your own toothpaste to brush your young child's teeth: they don't usually like the mint flavor that adults prefer. Sweet toothpastes that taste like bubblegum or fruit are better choices for infants.
To ensure you set your child up for a lifetime of good oral health, don't believe any of these myths about dental care for babies. If you have any questions about how to best care for your baby's mouth and developing teeth, take them to a dentist.Share


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Half-watching Water dance, half in-camera.
The drumming and the wash-rags beating loud
I strive to trap in electronic amber.
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I take away the movement of the night.
This festival of Nowness on the hill
Distilled in slices, slides for future sight.
The energy of life in human form
Is tumbling before me, painted red.
The spirit of the forest is reborn!
I'm turning dials and living in my head.
The bonfire smokes the wastage of last year
And sparks a blaze in me - and now - I'm here.
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The iPhone becomes a victim of its own popularity
It is no secret that the Apple iPhone is one of the most owned smart/entertainment phones in the world. It is also no secret that more than half of the phones out there on the market are jailbroken and of those a large number are both jailbroken and unlocked. This is a figure that drives Apple absolutely bananas. They hate the fact that users have control over what they can and cannot do with their phones.
To counter this, Apple has tried everything from scare tactics (claiming that jailbroken phones can be used by terrorists to bring down the global cellular network) to an attempt to make the creation (and use) of jailbreaking software illegal through copyright violations. So far, thankfully, none of these have succeeded, so they have only had the option of trying to block holes and exploits with new firmware updates (which also have failed).
But now we see something new, Apple and its global partners may actually have a friend (although an unintentional one). With the sudden creation of a string of worms for the iPhone software, we have a real answer to the scare tactics that Apple has tried to use. But is this a real threat, or does it once again play on user ignorance to exploit a known hole in a rather insecure operating system?
To answer that, we need to take a look at the two most recent worms for the iPhone OS. The first was an annoying but rather harmless bit of malware that replaced images on the screen with a picture of the one hit wonder. The exploit worked through jailbroken iPhones that had SSH installed and that left the default root password on the phone. It also only seemed to work over the WiFi connection. In fact, we could not connect to our iPhone 3G S over the 3G network using SSH and Winscp or Putty.
Following hot on the heels of the Rick-Roll incident was a much more malicious bit of code that uses the same exploit, but this time captures user data from web browsing and apps that connect to the web. This includes banking apps and even Facebook and Twitter. If it has a user name and a password it can grab it and forward it to servers run by the writers of the virus.
Now, we begin to see a pattern and one that screams of the dangers of jailbreaking the iPhone. But, is it really the act of jailbreaking that causes the problem? The answer to that is no. You see, by default SSH is not installed. You have to manually install it after you have jailbroken your iPhone.
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Welcome International Students to MITY!
MITY welcomes students from all over the world. MITY classes are held on the campus of Macalester College located in St. Paul, Minnesota. The campus is conveniently located a short distance from the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport (MSP). International students have an opportunity to engage with students from the United States and other countries. You will discover academic challenges, experience college campus life, improve your English language skills, and immerse yourself in American culture.


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for those of you that don't know, i'm changing my email address to firstname.lastname@example.com at the end of this month. so... um... i guess that's it. if i do decide to start blogging again i'll let everyone know. thanks everyone. this was fun while it lasted.
we're in the process of recording the new robinsons cd right now. it will definitely be done by the 30th, so come out to Espresso Yourself and pick up your copy of Cool Down! Got It?! i hope to see a bunch of you there.
The new weezer kicks ass... of course.
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2) Comedy Central
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Manju, U and Krishnakumar, SR and Ray, Sugata and Raj, S and Onoda, M and Carbone, C and Sarma, DD (2003) Electron spectroscopic investigation of metal–insulator transition in $Ce_{1-x}Sr_xTiO_3$. In: Journal of Chemical Sciences, 115 (5-6). pp. 491-498.
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Abstract. We have carried out detailed electron spectroscopic investigation of $Ce_{1–x}Sr_xTiO_3$ exhibiting insulator–metal transition with x. Core level X-ray photoelectron spectra of Ce 3d as well as resonant photoemission spectra obtained at the Ce $4d \rightarrow 4f$ resonant absorption threshold establish Ce as being in the trivalent state throughout the series. Using the 'off-resonance' condition for Ce 4f states, we obtain the Ti 3d dominated spectral features close to $E_F$, exhibiting clear signatures of coherent and incoherent peaks. We discuss the implications of our findings in relation to the metal–insulator transition observed in this series of compounds.
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Step 1Pat the chicken dry and put it on a plate. Combine the olive oil, onion, coriander, cumin, cayenne and 1/2 teaspoon salt in a small bowl. Rub the mixture evenly on all sides of the chicken, and inside a whole chicken. Let the chicken stand at room temperature to marinate briefly while you heat the grill; or cover the chicken and marinate it in the refrigerator for 2 to 4 hours.
Step 2If using a charcoal grill, heat the coals until they're covered with gray ash and have only a hint of red; then move them to the edge of the grill. Preheat a gas grill for indirect heat according to the manufacturer's instructions, then reduce the heat to medium (350 to 375 degrees). For a whole chicken, put a drip pan in the grill's center so it will catch the bird's juices. If the grill grate is adjustable, set it 6 inches above the coals.
Step 3Brush off the excess marinade and bits of onion clinging to the chicken. Discard any remaining marinade. Sprinkle the chicken with salt and pepper and set it on the grill. Cover and grill, turning the chicken over halfway through its estimated cooking time. Check for doneness: Whole chickens and dark meat pieces should measure 180 degrees at the thigh's thickest part and breast pieces should be 170 degrees. Or, with a thin skewer, pierce the thigh's thickest part near the bone; the juices running out should be clear, not reddish, and the meat should no longer be pink, but off-white. Breast meat should be off-white at its thickest part. To keep the chicken as succulent as possible, remove it immediately from the grill to a clean platter
Step 4Serve the chicken pieces with lemon wedges and mint sprigs. Let a whole chicken stand for 10 minutes before carving.


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|The cake is a lie!
If it bleeds, you can kill it.
|Bookers Bourbon
and a good cigar
Shit rolls downhill.
My parents spanked me as a child. As a result, I now suffer from a psychological condition known as RESPECT FOR OTHERS.
Can't never did nothing.
Whether you think you can or you think you can't, you're right.
Henry Ford
Building character requires effort. Losing character doesn't.
A person who is not nice to the waitress is not a nice person.
You can't buy class.
Idiots don't know they are.
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." - B.Franklin
"Wrong does not cease to be wrong because the majority share in it." L.Tolstoy
Life is like a bicycle, to stay balanced you have to keep moving forward..
You don't really know what you don't know..
Regards, Will G.
At the end of the game, the king and the pawn go in the same box.
I may be a bad person, but at least I use my turn signal.
|Fighting the good fight
Damn straight.
Document everything. You never know when you'll need it to CYA because of someone else's screw-up. Scanners, storage space, and backup storage are cheap. Use them.
|His diet consists of black
coffee, and sarcasm.
The true hero doesn't think he or she is one.
You can only spend a dollar once.
If you think you can,
Or you think you can't,
You're right.
On a similar note -
It isn't that people set their goals too high and miss them,
it's that they set them too low and hit them.
if your a ceo or shoveling shit do your best
"They that can give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety."
--Benjamin Franklin, 1759--
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Words from my dad:
"Don't marry a dumb girl"
"Don't loan out your tools"
My tongue swore, but my mind was still unpledged.
Don't ever pass up a chance to hug your kids.
Oh, by the way, which one's "Pink?"
|Victim of Life's
tell the truth, then you don't have to remember what you said.
Nothing is more common than undeveloped potential.
Support your own damn self and leave me the hell alone - Kurt Schlichter's Red, White And Blue New Deal
For Seniors: Don't pass up a chance to take a piss and never trust a fart.
"Never have sympathy for insurance companies...the sons of bitches don't deserve it." - Attorney friend.
|The Quiet Man
God made Truth with many doors to welcome every believer that knocks on them.
—Khalil Gibran
"Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth."
—Marcus Aurelius
Pick your battles. A lot of things aren't worth fighting or argueing over.
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It's always better to say less than it is to say more.
"Never ascribe to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence". -Napoleon Bonaparte
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There are very few places in the country where auto enthusiasts can secure a Rolls Royce Ghost rental that is kept in such fine mechanical and cosmetic shape as the vehicles available at Luxury Line Auto Rental. Our seasoned employees inspect every aspect of the car to make sure you get what you pay for – a truly once in a lifetime experience.
Named as a tribute to the original 1907 Rolls Royce "Silver Ghost", this full size luxury car was first publicly unveiled to a truly impressed crowd at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 2009. The Ghost was billed as an alternative to the classic Rolls-Royce Phantom, a staple of the Rolls Royce family that has been revamped numerous times over the last several decades. Five years after hitting the streets, it is clear by the Ghost's power, poise, and popularity that it's here to stay, and it's able to compete.
One of the reasons why many of the world's biggest gear heads turn to a Rolls Royce Ghost rental is that it possesses the perfect combination of power and class. The current model, known simply as the Series II, has a twin turbo 6.6 liter V-12 engine that has an impressive 563 horsepower. For a full-size car, its 4.7 second 0 to 60 acceleration time is incredibly impressive. Anyone who gets behind the wheel of their Rolls Royce Ghost rental will immediately feel that power and understand exactly what the excitement is all about.
When our clients get inside their Rolls Royce Ghost rental, they can sense right away that they will want to stay in the car for as long as possible. Luckily, Luxury Line Auto Rental offers weekly discounts on the Rolls Royce Ghost so you can get the most out of your time with the car, without feeling overly rushed. You'll want time to take the Ghost outside of the busy and congested streets of Los Angeles and truly experience what the vehicle has to offer.
The Ghost is the perfect combination of classic Rolls Royce elegance, with the modern excellence that drivers expect out of a 21st century car. The Ghost is equipped with iDrive developed by the brilliant minds at BMW, for a truly amazing suite of technical features that helps the driver get the most out of their driving experience with this one-of-a-kind machine. If you want the experience of a lifetime with this amazing super car, don't hesitate to call Luxury Line Auto Rental today at 310-274-1000 or reserve a car online.
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Kale salad is everywhere. From fancy restaurants to fast food chains, any place that serves food probably has a kale salad on the menu. And that's great. Kale is packed with calcium, iron, vitamin C, and even contains more protein than your average leafy green, so it's worth eating more of. And despite what some haters might have you believe, kale salad can absolutely be delicious.
Because kale is tougher and more bitter than other leafy greens, it needs more TLC during prep. Since a lot of recipes and chain restaurants forgo these crucial extra steps, what we often end up with are bowls of raw, flavorless kale that are better fit for rabbit consumption.
Making kale salad that actually tastes good is always going to require a little more work than a plain ol' romaine, but it's worth it. Here, we break down everything you need to know to build a kale salad that doesn't suck.
First things first: Choose your kale wisely.
There are two types of kale that you'll most often find at the grocery store: lacinato (above, left) and curly (right). Lacinato—also known as Tuscan or dinosaur kale—is more delicate than curly kale, which can be very tough and fibrous. Both types are good, but for different purposes.
For example, since lacinato is more delicate, Darren Carbone, executive chef at the New York restaurant El Vez, tells SELF that you can get away with pairing it with lighter, equally delicate ingredients. (He likes to combine it with citrus segments and vinaigrettes). Whereas, with curly kale, you'll want to choose sturdier ingredients that can stand up to its tougher texture. Hearty things like nuts and croutons are all safe bets.
Once you've selected your kale and are ready to start making your salad, remove the stem before you do anything else.
The worst thing to find in a kale salad is big chunks of chewy, woody stems. Spare yourself the jaw workout and remove the leaves from the stem, Andrea Cuellar, executive chef at Just Salad, tells SELF. You can easily strip away the leaves with a knife, or you can just tear the leaves off with your hands.
Next, wash your kale and dry it thoroughly.
Carbone says that, after you wash your kale, you need to make sure it's nice and dry. Otherwise you'll have a hard time getting the dressing to adhere. Ideally, you'd give it a spin in a salad spinner, then leave it out to finish drying on paper towels. If you don't have time for both, make sure you spin out as much moisture as you can.
Then, chop it into small pieces.
We've all eaten a kale salad with giant leaves. And when you take a bite, it usually kinda makes you look like a dinosaur chomping on a palm tree. It's not cute, and, per Carbone, "you shouldn't need a knife to eat a salad." That's why he says it's super important to make sure you chop the leaves into small, edible pieces beforehand, or slice them into thin ribbons. (Cueller uses a food processor. If you go that route, be sure you're using the shredding attachment and not the S blade so you don't accidentally turn your kale to sludge! Personally, we feel safer sticking to a knife.)
Choose a dressing that will balance the bitterness of the kale.
Because kale is so bitter, you should pair it with an acidic dressing to even out the flavors, says Carbone. "That's why a lot of places serve kale Caesar salad," he explains, "the acid in it makes it more palatable."
Carbone explains that Caesar is also a good option for curly kale, because the thicker dressing is a better match. "It really gets into all those nooks and crannies," he says. Not a fan of Caesar? Buttermilk dressings are another great option. Or, if you're using lacinato instead of curly, a light vinaigrette tastes great, too. We like to make ours with 1 part acid—like vinegar or citrus juice—and 2 parts oil, plus spices, herbs, salt, pepper, and maybe a little honey.
Massage your kale.
Yes, we are telling you to massage your kale. It sounds silly, but it works wonders. Drizzle a little bit of olive oil, a squeeze of acid (citrus or vinegar), and a sprinkle of salt onto your kale, and rub it into the leaves, kneading it like you would bread for a couple of minutes. You'll know you're done when the leaves are bright green and soft. If you're using an oil-based vinaigrette, you can just massage that right into the kale. For creamy dressings, massage the kale first, then toss it with the dressing after.
After your salad is dressed, let the whole thing sit at least 30 minutes.
Add your dressing about half an hour before you plan to eat, says Cuellar. That way the acid in whichever dressing you're using has time to break down the kale. She says that there's no harm in letting it sit for a bit, because kale is so sturdy that it won't wilt right away like other greens might. Personally, we love dressing our kale salads in the morning and letting them sit in the fridge until lunch, but if you want a super crunchy salad, you might not want to wait that long.
Mix in your other ingredients and dig in.
Finally, add the rest of your ingredients, mix it all up, and dig in. Need a recipe to get you started? Try out our tips in one of these ideas.
White Bean Kale Salad With Tahini Dressing from Minimalist Baker
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Mediterranean Kale Salad from Naturally Ella
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Kale Salad With Cranberries, Lentils, and Coconut Bacon from The Full Helping
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Peanutty Kale With Chickpeas and Roasted Salmon from SELFstarter
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PDF Accessibility: a rough guide to making accessible forms
Jacob Z. Klein on UDL@UVM BlogAs someone who has illegible hand writing, learning how to use PDF programs has been so useful! To me, it is the difference of never having to stand over someone's shoulder to translate the scribbles I made on their application form. Instead I can fill out a form from my computer, making it universally easy […]Posted August 06, 2010.
Tips for writting on the web
Jacob Z. Klein on UDL@UVM Bloghttp://www.uvm.edu/webguide/tools/?Page=writing.html Writing on the web is very different then writing a normal document. This web page has some tips that are useful for faculty who are new to writing on websites.Posted July 30, 2010.
Automatic Captions in YouTube
Jacob Z. Klein on UDL@UVM BlogYouTube's Automatic Captions are extremely useful in speeding up the process making video and audio accessible. We have been using it here at UDL@UVM for sometime now. Thank you google!Posted July 23, 2010.
Blackboard Accessibility
Jacob Z. Klein on UDL@UVM BlogBlackboard Accessibility Home Page The videos linked below are recorded sessions in which a blind user is using JAWS to interact with and complete various tasks in Blackboard Learn including submitting an assignment, taking a test, building content and grading students. JAWS Demo Links Student Submitting an Assignment Logging into Blackboard Learn Incorrect Login Messaging Student Using "My Places" to Locate […]Posted July 23, 2010.
New UDL and CDCI are going Google about web accessibility
Jacob Z. Klein on UDL@UVM BlogCDCI and UDL are going on a content frenzy to put as much of our great training material online. We are also going adding more navigational links to make our website easier to navigate. We realize that content is most important part of our website and the more the better. Since google is basically a hyper-advanced screen […]Posted July 19, 2010.
ACCESS-ED's UDL Resources Library
Jacob Z. Klein on UDL@UVM Bloghttp://access-ed.r2d2.uwm.edu/Tools_Resources/ I found this website printed on material brought back from the AHEAD conference. I really like the setup this site. They break down the resources in functional categories.Posted July 16, 2010.
Conference Registration Still Open
Jacob Z. Klein on UDL@UVM BlogRegistration still is open, visit the registration page to get started. Please register online and bring your check to cover your registration fee to the registration desk the first day. Disregard Step 2 of the registration section. If you need parking on campus please contact us. firstname.lastname@example.com May 14, 2010.


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|What is (or was) a continuity girl?
|The role when I started was called continuity. It didn't have "girl" because it was just women who were doing it. They changed much later to the title "script supervisor". Identical job. Nothing changed. You have to observe everything that goes on on the set on every shot. You are there, sitting by the director, hopefully, and you are responsible for seeing that the actors say the correct lines, rise on the right words after you'd done a master shot, make sure they're wearing the right clothes the right way, the props are in the same position. You listen if the director makes any comments and you take them down. You don't dictate anything. You're responsible for telling him if you think he needs any extra shots. And correcting him if the eyelines are incorrect. You have to step in and say, "It has to be over the right shoulder. He was on the right, she was on the left in the master, therefore the close-ups have got to be this or that." It's a job where you can't really leave the set. If you want to go to the bathroom, you've got to put your hand up like at school and say, "Please can I be excused for two minutes?"
Without you, in short, any film could end up being a dog's dinner?
It certainly could have been or would have been when I started off. After all, we didn't have video then or even the Polaroid camera. Everybody has to know what takes the director wants to print therefore you have to tell the camera boy and the sound people, and the editor's checked your notes to make sure they've received all the right prints.
You're a sort of on-set computer.
Sort of. A memory bank.
|And how did you become one?
|I knew I wanted to work in the film business and thought I would like to do make-up and then I discovered in those days you had to be able to sketch, which I've never been able to do. And then I heard about continuity because I could do shorthand and typing, and was taken to a film studio and just shown around it one day.
How old would you have been?
Eighteen. I'd been working for an artists' agent. I had known actors because they came into the office all the time. And I thought, this is a better laugh: I'm not secretarial, I think I'm too independent, I don't want to take orders all the time. And I'd heard about continuity. So When I left the agency I literally went knocking on doors. I got myself out to what was then Worton Hall Studios in Isleworth and they said, "Yes, we'll take on an assistant as a trainee." And I got I think the princely sum of 13s/6d a week.
|How long did you have to learn the ropes?
|I did three films as an assistant and then they said, "You can go out on your own." My very first picture was 'Old Mother Riley' and I thought after day one, that's it, give up, because they could never do the same thing twice, never say the same thing twice, and I was crying. All the crew said to me, "Don't worry, they're like this all the time. Nobody can tell them. We'll help you through it. Don't get upset." So I survived that.
|And then I went on the second unit of 'The Third Man'. I was on the sewer unit in the day, and the main unit was doing all the night stuff. But Carol Reed would come over if an actor was involved with us and then, when we came back to London, I used to take notes as he viewed the rushes, which was incredibly helpful because I'd then see it together the next night or two nights later and see how you can change things; how you can improve a scene by putting the emphasis on different people. And Carol had an incredible memory. Smoke at the end of a scene when somebody had said "cut" - he'd remember that. And he was incredible too as a technician and as a director. Even the films I did as an assistant, definitely Carol was the best that I learned everything from.
|Could you tell you were working on a masterpiece?
|No, I don't think anybody who works on a film ever knows it. You don't. Everybody always hopes the film is going to be good or be liked, but you have no idea how good it's going to be. Obviously certain scenes strike when you're watching them as being fascinating but no, I don't think any of us knew, including Carol.
Of course on set you wouldn't have heard the music. That came later.
Yes. It was Guy Hamilton who then was the assistant director and the protege who went to one of the bars and there was a zither player there. It was Guy who brought him over and he played the music for Carol. They (the studio) didn't want him. They were absolutely petrified. "How can you use this, not a score?" But Carol insisted. How right he was.
If you were on the second unit, how close did you get to those incredibly well-known actors?
The very first shot that Orson (Welles) did, which was walking past a hurdy gurdy in the Prater, was done by the second unit, so Carol came over. And he (Orson Welles) was a very elusive figure at that time. Everybody was chasing around Europe to get him to come. He didn't really talk to the crew or people very much. He was there really very briefly. The first unit assistant director, Guy (Hamilton), had to double him in the shadows because he hadn't arrived. And in the long shot of him running he hadn't arrived and they had to shoot it.
The first unit came over (to the sewer) to do their stuff and Orson Welles saw the crew eating their bacon sandwiches down there and was absolutely horrified. All the other actors - Trevor (Howard) and Bernie (Bernard Lee) and that lot - were down there having theirs and Orson came down and did one shot and was so horrified that he refused to go down. Actually it wasn't dirty and it wasn't smelly at all. And that's why we had to build the sewers back in London. But it's so beautifully matched, the building and the way it's shot and lit, that you wouldn't know which is the studio shot and which is the real bit.
Were you there when his face is famously seen for the first time?
The doorway shot? Yes. I was there but my unit wasn't shooting that. And I think it's one of the most classic shots ever, isn't it? Incredibly well lit.
|How about the climactic scene in the churchyard with Alida Valli? Were you there for that?
|What did that film do for you?
|Because I was working and it was a Korda film and you were in those studios, the next big one I got was 'Pandora and the Flying Dutchman'. I was the youngest in the business and I guess because I was in the studio and the production manager put me forward. I think I had to be interviewed by Al Lewin, who was five foot three and stone deaf. I became friends with Ava (Gardner) on that. I even had to double her once. She had to go and swim out to the yacht and find James Mason and that evening she didn't particularly want to. I was the only youngish female around, so I was told to get in the water and swim around for a couple of long shots. Then she's in all the close-ups.
Did you double for anyone else in your time?
Much more dangerous was when I then went onto the 'The African Queen'. It was as if we were going to be shot at by the Germans on the hill (in the film the German soldiers manning the fortress can't see Rose and Charlie as they crouch down to make themselves a smaller target). We had done all the work with the artists, they had gone, Huston had gone back and I was left with the second unit to pick up some shots that I knew we needed of animals (on the river bank) and things like that. Again there were very few females and I ws the only one left and I was told, "You're doubling and steering this boat." The captain came with me for a dummy run and said, "You can go more than a few feet left or right because you'll go aground." There were these enormous crocodiles lying on the bank - it was their territory - and I had one little dummy run. I was sitting, because Rose is cowering at the tiller, so you're not even able to look over the edge to see whether you're going left or right. And we got right up. These crocs really were enormous lying there with their mouths open. I was 22 when I did that. You'll do anything stupid. I never got a penny extra for being the second unit director getting these shots and doubling. And my salary - I found an old slip in a desk - was £9 a week.
How did you meet Huston?
I was selected by (the producer) Sam Spiegel in London. I think Guy Hamilton had recommended me and Sam chose me because I think he thought I was the youngest and would be the fittest to survive in the jungle. And Huston was already in Africa so he got me sight unseen.
How easy was it to do your job on that film?
We used to go out on a raft. Down the river we had the prep boat. We also had a half boat that we could put on the raft. Jack (Cardiff) was only allowed two lamps. And he had a generator. The Congo was quite narrow. One day after we did a take Katie (Hepburn) said, "But you weren't watching, John." Which is true, he wasn't. "But I was listening." Which is true, he was. "But that's not the same." This went on and she demanded to do it again. We had to turn this whole thing around and once we were about to do it we struck a tree, it took the boiler off (the African Queen) and half the boat to pieces, so by the time we'd turned round and the poor art department had to come in and tried to make the boat it was absolutely hours to do another take. He used the original one anyway, though she never knew.
Was she demanding?
He wanted to pick up another close-up of something we'd done and I said she had to change her blouse or hat or something, and she said "no", and I said "yes", and she said "no", and to John's credit he said, "Well, that's Angie's job so we'll go with what Angie says. Go change your blouse."
I was only 22 and she was this big star. It was quite intimidating for me to say you're wrong and I'm right. And we didn't have Polaroids or stills. It's what I've written down. I was right but I never knew that 'til I got back to London. There were no telephones. It was primitive, it really was.
What was Bogart like?
He was incredibly professional. He was always on time. I think he had Betty (the real first name of Bogart's wife, Lauren Bacall) there with him all the time. There was no entourage. The cabins we lived on on the river boat were pretty small. There was no luxury. They had the same as everybody else. She didn't have anybody with her. She came by herself. Its a very different world.
Watching it again, does it bring back sentimental memories?
I have fond memories and you think, we were there then and that was that bit of the river. I can visualise the boat we lived on and what we did in the evening. It's interesting. Is it because as you get older they say you remember things much more clearly than what you did yesterday? I remember that film much clearer than some. I look down at my credits and think, what was that about?
How did that film manage to get made when you consider what the stars had to put up with?
John Huston's charm, I would think. He talked to them and got them to do it. I think Spiegel got Katharine Hepburn. Bogey would have done it for John and probably had a few rows. In the leech scene (in which Bogart, after pulling the boat through a swamp, emerges covered in leeches) John said, "You've got to have leeches and we've got a leech trainer," and Bogey said, "I'm not going to have leeches!" It would have been John teasing him. We had toy ones.
|How did you get on with Huston?
|Very well. I went on to 'Moulin Rouge', and then 'Beat the Devil', again with Bogart. So I carried on with him. I guess we got on because I did 13 more with him. He was very easy. You see, I knew his style. It was simple. He didn't do all this coverage. He knew what he wanted. He never would do a wide long shot and make them play a three-minute dialogue scene. He'd say, "I'm not going to use it. One line, two lines, cut it." I worked with Robert Aldrich on 'The Dirty Dozen'. That man covered it 360 degrees. Every shot was static, three sizes of lenses - for one word! It was unbelievable. That was an old fashioned technique. You were told to do the master shot wide, then get in slightly closer, then slightly closer, then cover it all with close-ups or over-shoulders etc. Huston would never do that. He designed his shots, he knew what he wanted. I'd have to say to him sometimes, "I think we need a close-up," and he agreed.
He took me everywhere. When we did 'The Misfits' it was a very strong union and they didn't want me because I was a foreigner. His agent said, I'll put her in your contract." I had to have a double, a script boy who did nothing and probably got more money than I did. But that's how it was.
|What are your memories of being on 'The Misfits'?
|Well, it was an extremely difficult shoot only because you never knew whether she (Marilyn Monroe) would turn up or not. We had this dreadful woman Paula Strasberg. We used to call her Black Bart. John couldn't stand her. Arthur (Miller) couldn't. She was the coach and the manipulator of Marilyn. She was with her all the time. After a take John would say, "Print it," she wouldn't look at John, she would look to Paula.
Was it a relief to finish the shoot?
It was. The others were all very nice. I got on with Monty (Montgomery Clift). He got through his scenes on that one in one take. And that was why John chose him to play Freud, the film he made after. Clark (Gable) was the gentleman, the professional. He loved motor cars. I remember spending an afternoon with him when we were off because of Marilyn. We were taken round an enormous warehouse with old cars. Just the two of us going round looking at all these old cars.
He died very soon after the end of the shoot. His wife was pregnant and he said, "I don't feel very good." Nobody called the doctor and he had another heart attack and lasted another week. We'd left and I was in LA. We were very sad. We had no idea. He appears to be fine and fit and everything, in the film.
|In recent decades you have worked on several Franco Zeffirelli films, presumably a very different experience from working with Huston?
|Franco taught me a tremendous amount about colour, design, costume. He's a great authority. I'd say he trained my eye. Not that it was a continuity area, but I might say, "Did the coat fall in an ugly manner?" and he would say, "Yes, you were right." I'm a great admirer of his work. The English may find it too flowery but he likes colour. I don't want to see opera in beige and brown as the English do. I think opera is his first love. And he is very good at it.
You were script supervisor on his Hamlet with Mel Gibson. What was it like for you doing continuity on Shakespeare?
Years ago I had done Macbeth with Polanski. The one thing about Shakespeare is Franco can't change the words. We'd had terrible arguments about direction and looks, but he never seemed to take offence and we'd got on and if he shouted or said something at lunchtime he'd slapped me on the bottom and say, "Are you coming to lunch?" I have enormous affection for him."
Have you waved goodbye to continuity?
Once you start getting lifetime achievement awards you don't get the offers.
Would you do a job if someone offered?
Yes, if it wasn't too physical. If it wasn't 16 hours standing outside everyday in the London streets in the rain, yes I would. I think the brain is still there.
What did winning the BAFTA fellowship mean to you, and accepting it in front of a very large crowd and a national TV audience?
That was very nice. I had to make a speech and had very nice jewels to wear and I don't think I'll ever get them round my neck again of course. It was a bit intimidating to face an audience when you're not an actress. I didn't fall up the steps.
|Finally, Angela, the job may be called continuity girl or script supervisor, but is it wider than that? Are you also a kind of on-set shrink and diplomat and smoother of brows?
|Yes, you have to get on. You may be wonderful at your job but it is personalities. I was lucky enough to find Huston. It was a good working relationship. I've never been frightened to open my mouth and make suggestions, which all those people appreciated and I found working with a few younger ones who'd come out of film school who don't want to be told or have anything suggested. They know it all.
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It seems like more and more website want to have the newest look and the newest techniques involved with them. A really cool technique that I use quite often is the CSS3 Box Shadow. This is kind of like doing a drop shadow in Photoshop except it is done with CSS. Why should you do a drop shadow this way? Well there are a couple reasons. One really simple because you can. A drop shadow is something that has been used in Photoshop for some time now but there has really never been a way to create a drop shadow in web. Two and the most important because it is created in CSS you do not have to save a gigantic image that has the drop shadow.
What are the down falls to using Box Shadows
Well unfortunately like most of the new techniques that are created everyday some browsers don't support this. Well what browser do support this. Pretty much all of the popular browsers new versions. The Box Shadow is supported with IE9+, Firefox 4, Chrome, Opera, and Safari 5.1.1. As most people know Safari uses a little bit different coding style you will have to create this with the -webkit. You can also use the -moz setting for Mozilla but you don't have to.
How to implement Box Shadows
Like all other CSS you first have to determine the container that you want to place this on. Whether it is a div, class, id, or any other element. This property has 6 parts. The first part is the h-shadow or horizontal shadow. The next part is the v-shadow or vertical shadow. The third part is the blur, which is optional. The fourth is the spread and this is also optional. The fifth is the color and this can handle all the types whether it is hex or rgb. Now the sixth part I am going to save for a little later.
What Box Shadow should look like.
So as stated above you have 6 parts to this that you can fill out. There are 3 that are optional. So lets see what this looks like.
.yourclass {
-moz-box-shadow: 3px 3px 3px 3px #000000;
-webkit-box-shadow: 3px 3px 3px 3px #000000;
box-shadow: 3px 3px 3px 3px #000000;
OK so now you can see what it looks like. As you can see the first value is the h-shadow, the second is the v-shadow, the third is the blur (optional), the fourth is the spread (optional), and the fifth is the color. Now what about this fifth part.
The sixth part
The sixth part is one that you may never use and it is one that you could find yourself using a lot. The sixth element is a inset. What this does is exactly as it sounds it puts the shadow inwards. Now below is how you add this to the property.
.yourclass {
-moz-box-shadow: 3px 3px 3px 3px #000000 inset;
-webkit-box-shadow: 3px 3px 3px 3px #000000 inset;
box-shadow: 3px 3px 3px 3px #000000 inset;
If you would like to see examples and learn more about this I would recommend going over to CSS Tricks.


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Who we are
Mrs Win Sheldon
Chair of Governors
My family has lived in Dorset for over thirty years. We have practised our faith within the parish throughout that time. My husband and I have two grown up children and celebrated the birth of our first Grandchild just before Christmas. I retired last year from a long career in education , where I had been a Headteacher of a successful Catholic Primary School in Dorset. I have always found having contact with schools to be very fulfilling. It is a great privilege to work with professional and committed staff, who enable children to grow and learn in a safe and happy environment. I look forward to having the opportunity to support the community of St. Mary's and St. Joseph's, which provides the children with a Christian environment which celebrates them as individuals and encourages them to develop positive attitudes to learning.
Mrs Susan Bessant
Vice Chair of Governors
Having grown up in the Poole/Wareham area we moved to Wool in 2014. Our 2 children both attend the school with 1 currently in Year 5 and 1 currently in Year 1.
I am a Chair of Trustees at a pre-school nursery, having been there for a number of years now. This has given me a sound knowledge within the Early Years Foundation Stage area which I can bring to my role as EYFS Governor. I am also the Health & Safety Governor, having previously been a Foundation Governor at another primary school where I was on the Premises/Health & Safety Committee.
We have been a very active practising Christian family for the last ten years, I a worship leader and involved with children's ministry.
It is a real privilege to have the opportunity to serve as a governor at St Mary & St Joseph's. I look forward to getting to know the school, staff and parents much better and making a positive contribution and impact on our children's education and development.
Mr Jim Parsons
Foundation Governor
I worked in Barclays Bank Trust Company for 30 years, specialising in wills and trusts. Then 12 years in the City, working in an Association of banks and building societies, where I was Head of fraud prevention. I am married, with 4 children and 7 grandchildren. My wife Mary and I have been married for 56 years. I know the school well because Mary is in her 14th year as volunteer librarian.
Mrs Julie Wright
Community Governor
Mrs Karen Buckett
Foundation Governor
I was appointed as a Foundation Governor in September 2015 and will be serving on the School Development Committee. My early years were spent in Bovington before being married to a member of HM Forces. We travelled around various parts of the world before coming back to settle in Bovington in 1984. I have worked as a teaching assistant for the past 21 years at Dorset Police Headquarters in Winfrith. My 4 boys all left home some years ago and we have 20 grandchildren attending various schools in the UK and some in Germany, hence my interest in schools and current schooling issues. In my leisure time I am Treasurer of the Parish, enjoy reading, gardening, going to the theatre and spending time with my family
Mrs Hazel Serkis
Community Governor
As a parent of a child attending St Mary & St Joseph's Catholic Primary School in Year 3, I am extremely interested in the performance and welfare of the school. We have lived in Wool for 7 years having settled here after 12 years service in the RAF. I currently work as an administration office and data manager at a local school having always worked in administration and finance. I am passionate about my community and volunteer as secretary for the adopted children's social committee in Dorset helping adopted children in Dorset enjoy various social activities and support.
Mrs Louise Sharp
Parent Governor
I have two children currently attending St Mary & St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, one in reception and one in Year 3. I live in Wool and enjoy the Wool community and volunteer as a committee member of the Wool pre-school play group. I am a chartered accountant and work for a professional body of accountants, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.
Miss Karen Cheeseman
Foundation Governor
Mrs Sarah Reader
Staff Governor
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Getting a surround sound system is a no-brainer for any gamer or home theater enthusiast, but unfortunately, a good 5.1 or even 7.1 surround sound system can not only be expensive to set up, but take up a lot of living room real estate. Multi-channel speaker bars are a good solution in that case: sure, they aren't as good as true surround sound, but they do a pretty good job emulating the immersive audiophile experience.
Asus' new Cine5 multi-channel speaker looks like a good choice if you want to go this route: it's allegedly the world's most compact five-chanel speaker out there.
The Cine5's design incorporates a nice array of speaker drivers into an organically curved body which Asus claims helps the Cine5 produce realistic multidirectional surround sound… at least, in smaller spaces like bedrooms, office or study rooms.
Asus is specifically targeting gamers with the Cine5, promising that the improved positional audio will help gameplay accuracy and immersion, especially in 3D games like FPSes when its important to quickly identify the direction of a sound source.
So far, so good. Unfortunately, there's no price or availability information yet, but we can probably guess as to the former: Asus isn't exactly known for its luxury-priced products, after all.
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Introduction Having sufficient funds on your domain is essential in ensuring babblevoice works. If you run out of funds, you will not be able to make outbound calls.
Funds can be added to your account in different ways; you can set up a direct debit or add funds to your account using a credit card via Paypal or a PayPal account. We recommend you set up a direct debit to cover your costs but will go through all these options below.
Onsite full reboot Ok, if you have ended up on this page then my apologies. If you have been told to reboot - I know the feeling when this is the advice I receive. I am being fobbed off.
We have tried to make the equipment you have as simple as possible. But unfortunately sometimes this does need to be rebooted. Hopefully, broadband, broadband routers and phones will become more reliable in time…
Introduction During normal day time activity the office opens and closes like clockwork. Open 9 AM, close at 5:30 PM, Monday through to Friday. Apart from things like Bank Holidays, this happens week in out.
But then there are some times, randomly, where you need the phones to switch over to voicemail, or out of hours, or whatever at other times. You know, for a company or practice meeting or training session - whatever.
Intro A tannoy is an extension, when called from a phone will call a group of phones, switch them to speaker mode and play on the loud speaker whatever the caller says into the calling phone.
Here is an example
When a call comes in for 444 then use phones in the group test as a tannoy. Under 'Stuff' you would create a group called 'test' and add the phones you wish to broadcast to.
Introduction This is both a guide for end users in how to resolve quality issues with phone calls and also serves as the procedure our own support staff follow when helping end users resolve ongoing call quality issues.
Procedure Verify Phone calls can suffer with poor quality in a varying number of ways. It is important we find out what exactly the issue is so that we can narrow down what changes, if any, need to be made.
Manual Configure SoundStation 7000 For some reason, Polycom have not released the latest version of firmware for this phone - which means the phone is not capable of auto configuring (which includes Zero Touch Provisioning), so there is a small routine to configure this phone.
Find out the phones IP address Press Menu Select Status Select Network Select TCP/IP Parameters Make a note of the address in the IP field, it will be something like 192.
Introduction One of the good things about a hosted phone system is you have very little equipment to worry about. The whole phone system is updated as part of our ongoing work. The only things you have to worry about is your broadband connection, your router, network switches and phones.
You may have a phone which has died, or there be some other reason such as just wanting the newer range of Polycom phone to get the HD CODEC to improve the quality of the audio.


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As you may suspect I own a multitude of percussion instruments that could easily fill a couple of large rooms up to the ceiling! The majority are professional level Meinl Percussion instruments as well as many other vintage and traditional instruments that I bought around the world during my trips.
My main recording drum kit is a late 70s Yamaha 9000 Recording Custom kit which I absolutely adore.
It comes with a 20" kick as well as a vintage 18" Yamaha 8000 one and assorted with a variety of tom sizes ranging from 8" rack tom up to a 14" and/or 15" floor toms depending on the requirements.
I also own an early 70s Pearl kit with classic sizes of 22" kick, 12" rack tom and 16" floor tom which I love playing live.
As for my main drum kits, my snare drums are also all vintage pieces with which I am able to sonically cover most of the styles:
Roger Dyanasonic COB (chrome over brass)
Slingerland Radio King COB
DW Collector's Maple wood
Pearl Sensitone Brass
Ludwig Acrolite Aluminium
Premier 2000 Steel
my cymbals are a mixture of vintage and modern.
I tend to favour a darker tone which I like very much in my recordings (I am afraid I am not a Heavy Metal drummer):
14" Hi Hat Amedia Amhet
14" HI Hat Tosco
14" Hi Hat Zildjian K
14" Hi Hat Dream Bliss
13" Hi Hat Meinl Custom Shop
12" Hi Hat Meinl Byzance
16" Meinl Byzance Crash
16" Amedia Classic Thin Crash
16" Meinl Custom Shop Crash
18" Zildjian K Crash-Ride
18" Meinl Candela Crash-Ride
20" Meinl Custom Shop Ride
22" Meinl Custom Shop China + rivets
I also own a great collection of microphones which will suit any sonic possibilities in my studio:
AKG C414 B-ULS (pair)
AKG 414 B-TL2 (pair)
AKG C480 combo (pair)
AKG D224 (pair)
AKG D112 (pair)
Golden Age R1 MK3 Active Ribbon
Revox M3500
Sennheiser MD451 (pair)
Shure SM57 (several)
Shure SM58 (pair)
Shure SM59
Shure Unidyne III 545D
I own two vintage solid state custom made Telefunken preamplifiers which I use for almost everything and several Universal Audio Solo 610 that I use when I need to record several tracks simultaneously.
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For political junkies like me, tomorrow begins the political season for 2010 with gubernatorial elections in Virginia, New Jersey and the special congressional election in New York 23. There is also a special congressional election in California 10, but that is in the San Francisco metro area and everyone, except for the Republican running, David Harmer, believes that is going to be won by the Democrat, Lieutenant Governor John Garamendi, and I join in that consensus, although I suspect it might be surprisingly close.
In regard to the three competitive races, here are my predictions:
Virginia: McDonnell (R) 57%-Deeds (D) 43%
New Jersey: Christie (R) 45% -Corzine (D) 42-% Daggett (I) 13%
New York 23: Hoffman (Con.) 51% -Owens 43%-Scozzafava (R) 6% (Scozzafava has withdrawn, and endorsed the Democrat, but I give her 6% due to absentee ballots and bitter end support that doesn't like Hoffman but will not vote for a Democrat.)
Please place your predictions in the combox. The most accurate predictions will have a verbal slap on the back, and the warm glow of victory!
A good site for political junkies to keep track of political races is The Hedgehog Report.
Update: Election results:
Virginia: McDonnell (R) 58.64%- Deeds (D) 41.23%
New Jersey: Christie (R) 48.4%-Corzine (D) 44.6%_Daggett (I) 5.7%
New York 23: Hoffman (Con.) 45%- Owens (D) 49%-Scozzafava (R) 6%


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Our New Baby Girl
Nov 08, 2008
I realize it's been a while since I've been able to write much on here. Things have been rather busy preparing for our new baby. Now that she's here, it may take me a bit to transition back into writing again. Anyway, I just wanted to show you our new little addition, Katie Rose!
While my plans for a home-birth didn't go as planned I'm still so thankful for a healthy baby girl. I ended up having over 13 hours of horrific back labor and we weren't able to get the baby turned. I ended up having a c-section which may just have saved the baby's life. She was quite wedged in the birth canal.
I still firmly believe in home birth and in VBACs for those with a previous cesarean. Even though I didn't get my VBAC I'm glad I was able to give it my best effort. Plus, I loved having a midwife care for me throughout my pregnancy. I wouldn't have it any other way!
VBAC Information: International Cesarean Awareness Network (ICAN)
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Talking to Pregnant Women
Oct 29, 2008
Talking to a Pregnant Woman
From the perspective of one in their 9th month
(this is me with one month left to go)
There's something about being pregnant that elicits all kinds of conversations from both friends and strangers. Personally, I enjoy talking with others about being pregnant and welcome their friendliness. The first things everyone asks are:
-Do you know if it's a boy or a girl? And
-Do you have names picked out?
Since we don't get ultrasounds (due to their uncertain safety and since they're usually not needed) we aren't finding out the sex of the baby so I don't usually have much to say as far as that goes. Also, since we aren't telling what names we're thinking of I don't have much of a response about that either.
So, beyond these usual two questions, here are some thoughts I've had about how to communicate with a woman who's pregnant:
Something I personally like to hear about is the birth experiences of others. It's important though not to be too negative and to try to keep a positive attitude about labor and parenting as well. Pregnant moms need all the encouragement they can get. Labor is portrayed negatively enough in the media, the poor woman doesn't need any more things to worry about. I'm afraid I haven't always been good about this myself. I had a very hard first labor and have learned that I need to be cautious about sharing my experience with someone who's pregnant. I firmly believe that birth can be an empowering time for a woman and that her body is fully capable of accomplishing the amazing feat of childbirth. Women need to hear more of that.
"You must be due anytime!" or "I think you're going to go early." These comments have the potential to put a false hope in the woman. I have been told this throughout the last month and a half! It made me feel like I would honestly go early (which I haven't) which makes me feel like I'm "late" even before the due date comes! This has been pretty hard on me emotionally and made it hard to be patient. The truth is that most women go "late" and that's completely normal. Technically someone isn't even late until they're 42 weeks! So, even if the woman seems ready to burst, you should probably keep that thought to yourself.
"You look absolutely radiant!" I've been told this about 3 times and I can't tell you what it's meant to me! Even though I love having a pregnant shape (not everyone loves that) I can still sometimes feel rather unattractive. It's definitely more encouraging than "you've gotten HUGE!" If you see something beautiful about your pregnant friend, let her know. It will make her day! I know it made mine!
Finally, encourage those who are pregnant to REST. With a world that tells us, "Go, go go" and "do do do" it can be hard to feel free to take a break. Pregnancy takes an incredible toll on a woman's body and she NEEDS to take it easy. If you have some time, offer to help her out. She can always say "no" but the thought will still be much appreciated. It will show her that someone notices her and realizes pregnancy (while a very happy time) can also be a very tiring time.
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Veggies for Baby
Jun 10, 2008
While reading the other day I confirmed something I've always suspected but never looked into. My assumption was that what I eat while pregnant/nursing will set the stage for what my baby will prefer later. Research at the Monell Chemical Senses Center indicates that babies adjusted to foods quicker when they had been introduced to them before they were born. I guess this gives me one more motivation for eating healthily!
Once baby starts eating you can help them to like veggies by not giving in when they make a face or turn away from them. Research shows that if you keep trying to give it to them they will take it. With our daughter Emma we had her eat whatever we were eating. We would put portions of our dinner into a little hand-cranked baby food grinder. It was convenient to just throw the grinder in the diaper bag when we went out and made eating at home easier too because we didn't have to warm up something special for her.
Source: Want to Raise a Fruit-and-Veggie Lover? Be Persistent
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Pregnancy Sickness
Apr 16, 2008
I apologize for my absence on here lately. I've been fighting horrible pregnancy sickness. Thankfully though, things have gotten much better. A midwife friend recommended I take milk-thistle supplements to help with the nausea and boy was I glad she did! While they have not eliminated all nausea, they have helped greatly! I was at the point where I wasn't able to do ANYthing. All I could do was curl up in a ball and be miserable. While I still can't stand to cook food, I am much more active and not in endless misery.
I recently read a great book called, "Pregnancy Sickness: Using Your Body's Natural Defenses to Protect Your Baby-to-Be" by Margie Profet. This book explains how my food aversions are a way of protecting my unborn baby from potential toxins. I'd always seen food aversions and nausea in the first trimester as just a royal pain that had to be endured. I'm much relieved to learn that this sickness actually serves a purpose! Reading the book also helped to eliminate my guilt over not being able to eat a huge variety of foods right now. I highly, highly recommend you read this book if you are planning on getting pregnant or if you're newly pregnant! Seriously!
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Safety of Ultrasound
Mar 17, 2008
With my first pregnancy my midwife recommended that we stay away from ultrasounds. At the time I wasn't sure why but I trusted her judgment and wasn't that concerned with knowing the baby's sex anyway. Now that I'm pregnant again I started investigating ultrasound to see what the issue is. What I found confirms the concerns of my midwife.
It turns out there is a strong correlation between ultrasounds and autism. I always thought vaccinations were to blame for this but the evidence is quite convincing that ultrasounds play a large part in the problem of autism. Despite Thimerosal being removed from vaccines the rates for autism are still increasing. Interestingly, there is a higher rate of autism among twins. Usually mothers carrying multiple babies are scanned more frequently. This doesn't sound like a coincidence to me. There is enough evidence regarding the harmful effects of ultrasound to keep me away from it. It's a shame that women aren't informed of the risks before they choose to have an ultrasound done. That's the way our medical system works though. They aren't always looking out for our best interests.
You can read about ultrasound in this article from Midwifery Today.
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The Brumbies are eyeing off the Bulls' revamped lineout as a potential pressure point ahead of Sunday's (AEST) knock-out Super Rugby semi-final.
Territory will always be a focal point in a game featuring four of Super Rugby's top 15 kickers – even more so at the high altitude arena of Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria.
And Brumbies coach Jake White has noticed the Bulls' lineout has performed below its stellar best since main jumper Juandre Kruger left for French rugby at the end of June.
The 199cm-tall lock had taken the second most lineouts (63) in the competition up until his departure – just one behind Brumbies captain and lineout thief Ben Mowen.
"(Kruger) was a great lineout guy and you can see that in the last couple of games they haven't been as accurate as they probably would have liked," White said.
"It is a loss because Juandre was obviously the key sort of player in all their lineouts going into this campaign."
Ever the mind-games enthusiast, White was quick to suggest Bulls forwards coach and former Springboks captain Victor Matfield would have been working to fix the issue.
"Victor is well known around the world as a great lineout coach, he was a great exponent himself, so I'm sure he'll work out ways," White said.
The Bulls will have likely also worked on their scrummaging throughout the week.
The Brumbies not only dominated the Cheetahs' scrum last weekend, but earned six scrum penalties on their way to posting a 23-20 victory when they last played the Bulls in Canberra back in March.
Yet the underdog Brumbies are under no illusions they will have their work cut out for them.
The Bulls have won 22 of their past 24 home matches against Trans-Tasman teams and all five of their home finals matches.
Captain Ben Mowen insists his side has learnt their lesson from their last visit to Pretoria in 2012, where they lost 36-34 despite outscoring the Bulls five tries to two.
"We had a pretty ordinary start against the Bulls last time and they skipped ahead," Mowen said.
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Doctor Who jumps into the world of space ships and moon bases full force for the first time since 1973's Frontier in Space. It's a welcome sight in some ways, but the results are mixed. There's a model sequence featuring a shuttle landing and being transported deep inside the base on Titan that looks quite good, but other shots never let you think that the spaceships are anything else than lightweight models on strings.
The new/old TARDIS set makes its first appearance in a while, too. Replacing the wood panel set of Season 14, this version would remain relatively constant for the duration of the classic series. Showcasing it here, though, means that there's a few scenes featuring Leela hand writing and others featuring general silliness that keep The Doctor from entering the story. There's also a lighter feel to things. This is Graham Williams's first story made as producer, and the grim aspects of his predecessor's time on the show are a distant memory already.
Along with some dodgy makeup and some even dodgier dialogue, The Invisible Enemy does not start out as well as one would hope, despite the best efforts of the ever reliable Michael Sheard.


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Day 540 (Myanmar Day 28)
'The infection is returning'. The thought occurred to me last night just before bed and it was confirmed this morning when I woke up and investigated the state of my knee. A layer of yellow pus had formed. I knew I wasn't fit to throw myself into India, but I still had to make the choice. Do I go anyway and just deal with it there? Or do I stay here where I have good reliable support? The only motivation I really have for going is that it would make me feel as if my journey was progressing. Here in Yangon I have support from Jeff and Soe Soe, and I also have a doctor familiar with my condition. I decided the risk was too great. I cancelled the taxi I had booked. I would miss my flight. I would overstay my Myanmar visa.
I still thought I could change my flight rather than cancel it altogether, so Jeff and I raced into the city to the Air India office. Unfortunately, I discovered that it was too late to get a refund on the flight. The best deal I could get was to get charged for being a no-show (US$70), but be able to reschedule the flight without further payment. After dealing with the airline, Jeff and I revisited the doctor and I was advised to start another course of antibiotics. I then faced the saddening prospect of unpacking my stuff and resettling back into my room.
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The full report is titled "Normal-Weight Central Obesity: Implications for Total and Cardiovascular Mortality." It is in the 1 December 2015 issue of Annals of Internal Medicine (volume 163, pages 827-835). The authors are K.R. Sahakyan, V.K. Somers, J.P. Rodriguez-Escudero, D.O. Hodge, R.E. Carter, O. Sochor, T. Coutinho, M.D. Jensen, V.L. Roger, P. Singh, and F. Lopez-Jimenez.
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'New London Plan Policy is great step forward for sustainable housebuilding', says Wood For Good
Wood For Good has expressed its satisfaction with the new London planning regulations, capable of "bringing back the need for zero-carbon residential development in the capital."
The Greater London Authority announced a new zero carbon homes policy earlier this year. It comes after the Government scrapped its zero-carbon 2016 targets at the end of last year.
Housing in the capital will now need to meet new standards for zero-carbon development or pay cash to a carbon offset fund.
The news comes as infrastructure consultancy firm Arcadis ranks the UK capital as the fifth most sustainable city in the world in its 2016 Sustainable Cities Index. The capital beat the UK's other largest cities in the ranking — suggesting that the other regions need to be doing more to contribute to the country's climate change reduction goals.
Christiane Lellig, Campaign Director at Wood for Good, said: "The new London Plan Policy is a great step forward for sustainable housebuilding in the capital following the scrapping of Zero Carbon Homes last year. London's dense built environment creates challenges to delivering carbon-neutral homes but the industry needs to look beyond traditional building methods.
"There needs to be a paradigm shift in thinking towards greater use of off-site construction using timber. This would ensure that sustainability is incorporated right into developments through the material's strong environmental credentials."
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Diamond Ruff was homeless at a young age but he was determined to succeed the streets of Hartford with grit, shrewdness and tenacity. Then, he was sent to prison for a murder he did not commit. What will become of him?
Ruff's life is now in your hands as the graphic novel written by Connecticut native Joseph Young Jr. becomes a movie. The film, being shot in Hartford, could mean a chance for you to become a star. Auditions for the movie are being held on April 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Young Studios in Hartford.
But even if you don't want to be in the movie, you can still be a part of it. Young, a cartoonist, filmmaker, creator of the Scruples Comic characters and former holder of the Guinness World Record holder for the World's Longest Comic Strip – is filming in Connecticut and opening up the movie process, showing you his plans and his company's progress each week.
By tuning in, you'll witness good practices that you might want to use for your own independent film, as well as the practices that didn't work.
He'll have a blog section on his site, where you can give your advice on the movie or just plain rave about it.
State Rep. Kenneth P. Green, D-Hartford, Bloomfield, held a news conference on Tuesday in support of support of the full length movie, which will be shot and edited in Hartford in 2010.
"I am happy to support Joe on this project to inspire Hartford youth," Green said. "Hartford and other urban areas always have a diamond in the rough, but we will never know their potential without showcases like this. I look forward to a continued partnership with Joe in order to ensure that our young people are inspired to reach for higher heights."
Young said his project, The Diamond Ruff Project, is a public inter-generational participatory project that he designed to inspire people to achieve their dreams.
He's marketing it on MySpace, Facebook, YouTube and Twitter and others.
Young's novel, Diamond Ruff, focuses on a 28-year-old multi-millionaire street-smart con artist named, Diamond Ruff, who meets a charismatic Generation X Martin Luther King Jr.-type, Reverend Trek Woods.
They form a bond and improve each other's lives and inspire millions of people around the world. There's social commentary, romance and themes of faith and redemption, all centered on Hartford.
The premiere of Young's first video music production, also based on Diamond Ruff, "Are You Sleeping" will be held at the Bushnell on Saturday, Nov. 28. It's about a tenacious miner looking for a diamond that motivates people to achieve their dreams.
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Mukhtar Ansari, once named in more than 40 criminal cases – including murder and kidnapping – and currently in jail in Lucknow, has joined Mayawati's party. Mayawati announced the merger of gangster-turned-politician Mukhtar Ansari's Quami Ekta Dal (QED) with her party and gave tickets to him and two of his family members on Thursday, a move that underlines her desperation to woo the minority vote. With this, the total number of tickets BSP has given to Muslims in the assembly elections has gone up to 99.
"There are bigger goondas (criminals) in other parties," Mayawati said as justification for acquiring the controversial don-turned-politician. She also said that the cases against him, at least some of which were filed during her earlier terms as Chief Minister "are not genuine."
Muslims account for roughly 19% of UP's population and dalits, Mayawati's core votebank, account for 21%. However, Muslims have got a much bigger pie of BSP tickets compared to dalits, who have got only 87.
Last year, the Samajwadi Party had announced that Mr Ansari's party was merging with it based on a deal made by Shivpal Yadav, who is uncle to Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav. The deal was declared unacceptable by Akhilesh Yadav, who has recently triumphed in a raucous feud for power with his uncle and father, Mulayam Singh.
The Ansaris are from a very well-known political family in UP – Mukhtar Ansari's grandfather Dr Mukhtar Ahmed Ansari was national president of the Congress party – and are seen to have considerable influence in about 20 assembly constituencies in Ghazipur, Mau, Azamgarh, Ballia, and Varanasi.


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Annunciation has a very stable faculty and staff. Our families have an opportunity to get to know and feel comfortable with our teachers and office staff. Many of our teachers and staff attended Catholic schools themselves and feel they are now "giving back." Many of their own children attend Catholic elementary and high schools.
The faculty members at Annunciation hold current Florida teaching certificates in the areas in which they are teaching. Eight of our teachers have earned master's degrees and four have additional degrees in special education. Specialized teachers in art, music, physical education, Spanish, media science, and technology are highly qualified in the areas they teach. Our guidance counselor provides support for our students and families in issues impacting their educational, behavioral, and social success. Our VPK (Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten) teachers are also experienced, certified Florida teachers. Teachers in VPK through fourth grade have classroom assistants.
Annunciation teachers have a total of 343 years of experience with an average of 15 years experience. The average tenure at Annunciation is 9 years.
Besides degrees in Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, and Special Education, they hold degrees in Psychology, Public Relations, Business Administration, Communications, Systems Analysis, Chemical Engineering, Physical Education, Art Education, Technology & Curriculum, Music Education, and Marriage & Family Therapy.
Our teachers have taught in many locations besides Florida: Michigan, New York, Virginia, California, Louisiana, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Ohio.
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Pressure builds in Albany to OK Long Island water plan
ALBANY — A proposal by State Senate Republicans to devote as much as $8 billion to water quality projects statewide, including work to address the threat of septic systems on Long Island, is getting a strong push from a diverse group of lobbyists.
This week, The Nature Conservancy; the Long Island Pine Barrens Society; Citizens Campaign for the Environment; the East End Mitch Pally Long Island Builders Institute; Long Island Regional Planning Council; the New York League of Conservation Voters and the Long Island Association business group urged adoption of the massive proposal.
"This funding and these programmatic changes will make significant strides in protecting our surface and drinking water and restoring our water quality for all Long Island residents," their letter said. "Addressing our water quality challenges throughout the state and specifically on Long Island is urgent."
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and the Assembly's Democratic majority propose spending of at least $2 billion on water quality.
Senate Republicans would provide as much as $8 billion in funding, primarily through borrowing.
The proposal is now part of closed-door negotiations leading to a budget due by April 1.
Possible projects include replacement of septic systems on Long Island, protecting Long Island Sound and replacing aging water pipes upstate.
"We share a profound concern for the economic and environmental damage that unabated nitrogen pollution has wrought on Long Island," the groups' letter said.
"In the last three years, we have made bold strides in both Nassau and Suffolk Counties to respond to this threat to our health, economy and quality of life," the letter said. "The longer we wait to address our water quality issues, the more expensive it will be. We need funding now to begin the work to reduce nitrogen pollution."
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Kirby's Adventure
FROM JASON'S JAVA-GASM — I haven't seen a working 8-bit NES in years, but I've spent plenty of time blowing air across the contacts and praying to the digital gods to breathe life back into my old Bomberman cart.
No luck. There are always ROMs, of course, but if you've got web access there's a better solution: The Virtual NES.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtes
No more hunting around on shady ROM download sites. vNES might not have every Nintendo game ever made, but they do have 765 at last count — which should keep you busy for a while. You can easily find classics like Super Mario Bros., Castlevania, Maniac Mansion, and Xevious, but the site also has obscure titles like RoboDemons, Famicom-only titles like Tecmo World Cup Soccer, and Japanese ones like Bananan Ouji no Daibouken.
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Conspicuously absent from the roster is Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!, which is difficult to port because it (as Rym is quick to point out) it was the only NES game to ever use the MMC2 chip.
Overall, the rendering isn't at all choppy like a lot of Java-based games — even when side-scrolling — and the controls seem to have very few bugs. Games load super-fast (at 128k or so each, how long can they take?) and there's no unzipping or other old ROM-using nonsense to wrestle with.
You do have to mouse-click inside the game area before playing. The controls are simple: Arrow keys, Z and X mapped to B and A respectively, Enter is Start and Ctrl is Select.
Have fun, children of the 80s.