The clients of Dichterbij must be able to live as normal as possible and, where possible, participate in today's society. This vulnerable group must find safety and security in their living environment, but at the same time be challenged to undertake work and work-related activities.
The current care center is located in the periphery of Velp. There is little connection between the village center and the care center, but due to the presence of a primary school, a community center and a nursing home for the elderly on the site, the potential is already there. By adding program, such as a small supermarket, a HOED, a lunchroom, urban farming and various sports facilities and playgrounds, the villagers and visitors become more involved in the lives of mentally disabled people and vice versa. The new care center is being built up as a modest village: with a 'brink' in which, like a 'kralen- ketting', various public functions are situated, combined with a rural housing program. The scale and recognisability of the various buildings and spaces is of great importance: after all, the client can not feel lost anywhere. We deliberately opt for compact and detached buildings so clients and employees have literally get out on the streets. The houses, public buildings and public spaces ensure an optimal climate of 'meeting each other' due to their location. The existing program is included in the new fabric.
The houses are situated between and especially behind the public program. The residential buildings are suitable for small groups, but also suitable as independent units and even as single-family houses. A much more diverse living environment is envisaged. The buildings have a scale that matches a rural atmosphere. The architecture of the buildings is abstract, archetypal and village style. The houses are placed in a park-like landscape; they all have communal gardens, but due to the orientation on narrow secondary roads and the landscape, enough private space is created for each house.


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US offers to help increase production of Pfizer/BioNTech Covid vaccine
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The US government is offering to help increase production of the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine, as it tries to secure another 100m doses of the jab that regulators are reviewing.
Operation Warp Speed, the government programme to accelerate the development of a vaccine, is trying to double its pre-order of doses, after soaring demand has led to a shortage, according to people familiar with the matter.
Operation Warp Speed is trying to help Pfizer obtain more raw materials and equipment under the Defense Production Act to ensure it can produce the extra doses by June 2021, according to one of the people.
Lipid nanoparticles, the fat bubbles which deliver the genetic code into the body, were a particular stumbling block, said two other people familiar with the matter, although a problem with a batch produced in October has been solved. Capacity to fill the vials with vaccines is also in short supply, they added.
In July, the US agreed to pay almost $2bn for 100m doses, which would vaccinate 50m people, and had an option to purchase 500m more. But the New York Times reported that the Trump administration turned down a second offer in October, before the November release of strong data on the vaccine's efficacy.
President Donald Trump said earlier this week that he would use the Defense Production Act if the US had trouble accessing enough vaccines, having only previously used it to boost the manufacture of personal protective equipment.
The negotiations over production are ongoing, at the same time as advisers to the US Food and Drug Administration are considering whether to approve the vaccine, which would be the first to receive a US emergency use authorisation.
Operation Warp Speed's strategy has been to bet on many horses, including directly funding vaccines from Moderna and AstraZeneca. Pfizer is part of the programme but chose not to take funding, just a pre-order that will be paid for when the vaccines are delivered.
Pfizer said: "Recognising the urgency of the need, our manufacturing teams have been working around the clock so we can bring the vaccine to the world as quickly, efficiently and equitably as possible."
BioNTech did not comment.
Operation Warp Speed said the government had contracts with options to purchase "millions of additional vaccine" if they are approved by the regulator, which it will exercise if and when it desires.
Pfizer and BioNTech, which say they can manufacture 1.3bn doses of the vaccine in 2021, have deals to supply 40m doses to the UK, 120m to Japan and 200m to the EU, with the option to buy 100m more. Delays in manufacturing in October have meant that the supplies for the last few weeks of this year have been scaled back, to a total of 50m doses.
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Criteria for a Black Widow - siódmy album studyjny kanadyjskiej grupy muzycznej Annihilator. Wydawnictwo ukazało się 1 czerwca 1999 roku nakładem wytwórni muzycznej Roadrunner Records.

Lista utworów
Opracowano na podstawie materiału źródłowego.
 "Bloodbath" (muz. i sł. Bates, Waters) - 05:22
 "Back to the Palace" (muz. i sł. Bates, Waters) - 05:34
 "Punctured" (muz. i sł. Bates, Waters) - 05:50
 "Criteria for a Black Widow" (muz. i sł. Waters) - 05:57
 "Schizos (Are Never Alone) (Part III)" (muz. i sł. Waters) - 05:53
 "Nothing Left" (muz. i sł. Bates, Waters) - 04:52
 "Loving the Sinner" (muz. i sł. Waters) - 04:38
 "Double Dare" (muz. i sł. Bates, Waters) - 05:27
 "Sonic Homicide" (muz. i sł. Waters) - 04:31
 "Mending" (muz. i sł. Waters) - 02:46

Twórcy
Opracowano na podstawie materiału źródłowego.
 Randy Rampage – wokal prowadzący
 Jeff Waters – gitara prowadząca, gitara rytmiczna, gitara basowa, produkcja muzyczna
 Ray Hartmann – perkusja

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The Newlyweds (o The Newly Weds) è un cortometraggio muto del 1910 scritto e diretto da David W. Griffith. Il film è interpretato da Mary Pickford, Arthur V. Johnson, Florence Barker, Charles West.

Trama
Dopo essere stati piantati in asso dai rispettivi fidanzati, Dick e Dora sono entrambi amareggiati. Dick, addirittura, si iscrive a un club anti-matrimonio. Salito su un treno, si siede per caso vicino a Dora, che non conosce. Uno degli altri passeggeri è membro anche lui dello stesso club: vedendo Dick vicino alla ragazza, li scambia per una coppia e la sua impressione sembra confermata da alcuni chicchi di riso che sono rimasti attaccati in stazione sull'abito di Dick. L'uomo, quindi, giunge alla conclusione che Dick abbia tradito i dettami del club i cui membri organizzano una falsa accoglienza per la coppietta di supposti sposi. Ma molti degli abitanti del paese festeggiano invece il loro arrivo inondandoli di regali di nozze. Va a finire che Dick e Dora, che si erano ripromessi di non volersi sposare più, tornano sulla loro decisione, accettando il sentimento che ormai li unisce uno all'altra.

Produzione
Il film fu prodotto dalla Biograph Company e venne girato a Los Angeles e a New York.

Distribuzione
Il copyright del film, richiesto dalla Biograph Co., fu registrato il 7 marzo 1910 con il numero J138954.
Distribuito dalla Biograph Company, il film - un cortometraggio in una bobina - uscì nelle sale cinematografiche statunitensi il 3 marzo 1910.

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Voci correlate
Filmografia di David Wark Griffith
Filmografia di George Nichols
Filmografia di Mary Pickford
Filmografia della Biograph Company

Collegamenti esterni

Cortometraggi commedia
Film diretti da David Wark Griffith


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Etebo makes first Stoke City appearance
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Cape Town - Nigeria midfielder Oghenekaro Etebo made his first appearance in the colours of Stoke City since joining the English Championship side from Feirense in Portugal.
The Super Eagles star, who played all three of his nation's matches at the recently concluded World Cup in Russia, spent the second half of last season on loan at Las Palmas in Spain's La Liga.
He impressed for La Union Deportiva but ultimately was unable to help the side stave of relegation to the second tier. Nonetheless, his performances caught the eye and he was snapped up by Stoke manager Gary Rowett for €7.2million.
As such, the energetic 22-year-old play-maker made his unofficial debut for the Potters when he came on against German second tier side VFL Bochum in a friendly on Wednesday.
The encounter took place at the OBI-Arena in Rheine and both goals in the pre-season contest came from the boot of Die Unabsteigbaren's defensive midfielder Vitaly Janelt.
Nonetheless, Etebo nearly had a say in the clash as he saw his fizzing strike from distance whistle just wide of the post with five minutes to go.
Stoke are currently on tour in Germany as they gear up for the 2018/19 campaign in England's second division.
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Sport experiences in the Cotswolds
Badminton Horse Trials in the Cotswolds is a prestigious event on the horsey set's calendar. First held in 1949 by the 10th Duke of Beaufort for British riders to train for international events, it was advertised as "the most important horse event in Britain".
The Festival at Cheltenham is a stalwart in the jump season. Held at the famous Cheltenham Racecourse every year, it's a spine-tingling atmosphere on race days.
Despite the name, Slaughters United Cricket Club is one of the most picturesque locations for cricket you'll find. It's only rivalled by nearby Dumbleton, a fantastic ground situated amid Cotswold pastureland, trees and with a pond to the rear of the pavilion.
Only in Britain…the Cotswold Olimpicks (yes that's how it's spelt) is thought to date from 1612 and has events such as shin-kicking and tug o' war. They take place every year on a hill in the idyllic Cotswolds.
Keen cyclists can join a tour with the Carter Company, which shows groups Britain's hidden gems, including a secret traffic-free route in the rolling countryside of the Cotswolds.
Once a year, the peaceful waters of the Windrush River get very choppy. Football teams from the pretty Cotswolds village of Bourton-on-the-Water play in the shallow river rather than on grass. The unusual game has been played for 100 years now gets global coverage!
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On 15 May 1928, John Flynn's dream became a reality with the opening of the Australian Inland Mission Aerial Medical Service in Cloncurry, Queensland (later to be renamed the Royal Flying Doctor Service). From the first flight in a single engine, fabric covered bi-plane, the RFDS steadily grew in size, scope and reach.
Over the next few years, the RFDS began to expand across the country:
Victoria: The Victorian Section of the Australian Aerial Medical Services was the first to be formed, in 1934. The generous and caring public of Victoria, lead by philanthropists from the Presbyterian church, initiated responsibility for providing aeromedical and other health services to the remote Kimberley region of Western Australia, which is twice the size of Victoria but at that time had a population of less than 20,000 people. The first base at Wyndham, WA was opened in 1935 and Victorians have been supporting remote health services ever since.
South Australia and Northern Territory: Central Operations was formed in 1936 and initially operated (from 1937) as the South Australian Section out of Broken Hill, jointly with the New South Wales Section. The first base owned and operated independently by SA Section was opened in Alice Springs in 1939. The SA Section became Central Operations in 2001.
New South Wales: The NSW Section was formed in 1936. Its Broken Hill base was initially operated jointly by the South Australian and New South Wales Sections and became operational in 1937. Later became known as South Eastern Section.
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The Eastern Goldfields Section was officially established in 1937. In the Kalgoorlie area aircraft were flown on medical missions as far back as the early 1930s - before they were used for this purpose in most other parts of Australia. At that time the Goldfields Flying Doctor Service provided a medical service for people in the outback. Earliest records of the Service go back to 1931 or 1932.
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Tasmania: The Tasmanian Section was the last Section to be formed in July 1960, although emergency medical flights were operated in Tasmania long before that, going back to the 1930s.
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Минская митрополия () — митрополия Белорусской православной церкви на территории Минской области Белоруссии. Объединяет Минскую, Борисовскую, Молодечненскую и Слуцкую епархии.

История
В соответствии с Положением об областных преосвященных от 12 марта 1934 года во исполнение постановления Поместного Собора 1917—1918 годов о митрополичьих округах Временный Патриарший Священный Синод образовал церковные области в составе нескольких епархий, в том числе в границах Белорусской ССР был образован митрополичий округ с центром а Минске. Дата упразднения точно неизвестна. Предположительно это произошло в 1943 году при проведении переустройства епископских кафедр.

23 октября 2014 года постановлением Священного Синода Русской православной церкви на территории Минской области была образована Минская митрополия, включившая Минскую епархию и выделенные из неё Борисовскую, Молодечненскую и Слуцкую епархии.

Главы митрополии
 Павел (Пономарёв) ( — )
 Вениамин (Тупеко) (с )

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MADHUR: Very different stories for both of us. I have been in the business ever since I could remember. I started my career as a Michael Jackson impersonator as a child. Before I was three, you know, I started with Michael Jackson and that's how I got into the entertainment business and when I was five my whole family they shifted from Agra, where I was born to Mumbai, just so I could pursue a career in the arts and just really amazing supportive family. And they struggled and really pushed for me, and I always wanted to be an actor, you know, be in the movies. So I've always had that, go let out, you know, want to be an actor and I've, kind of, worked and strived hard to be that.
SURAJ: For me, I never knew. I never wanted to be an actor, or anything to do with film. It was more of realization, you know, to some extend I might have not been able to do anything, unless that had happened, because then that just opened my eyes to the fact that, oh, wow, look there is something here that actually I love a lot. And that's how it began.
MADHUR: It's very liberating to be on a film set. Like as a child I was very shy, a complete introvert, I mean not the kind of person I am today at all. And even then I remember that I wouldn't be able to answer questions to people or just be very communicative, but when I was on stage I was a different person. And that's when I felt the most confident and the most alive, and I felt that this is where I belong and this is what I'm meant to do. This is where I'm meant to be. And I'm sure Suraj feels the same way.
SURAJ: Same way. Your surrounded by so many weirdoes who are trying to make something out of nothing and I love. And they are full of passion. By weirdoes, I mean it in a very positive way Like we were saying, you know, insanity is legal on a film set.
SURAJ: I mean you'd be crazy to want to work on a film or movies, but just because of the hours, the amount your working; the amount you have to give to it, the fact that you're going to lose a lot of sleep.
MADHUR: The amount of creative egos at work at the same spot.
SURAJ: There's a lot that's happening and to want to deal with that itself, just because of the fact that you're making movies, you know, it's as simple as that. You need to be crazy and you feel- I feel very much at home in that situation.
MADHUR: Also, I think it's one of those businesses in very proud to be a part of a business where you except people from all walks of life and, you know, just a tremendous spectrum of people from different cultures who look different and just coming together and creating art. That's awesome.
We also wanted to hear about what compelled them to audition for the roles of Rinku and Dinesh. Why did they want to take on "Million Dollar Arm"?
MADHUR: I think the first thing that really hit- I think I speak for the both of is what really hit me was, this is a tremendous feat that these guys have achieved and I had no idea about these guys. Nobody in my family knew. None of my friends knew this story. And what these guys have achieved is something that nobody has ever done any sport in the history of mankind. That is vague. So, I was really kind of upset and I know for a fact that so was Suraj that we do not- nobody knew about this story.
MADHUR: And I think it's very important that this story reaches people and that was the first thing that hit me. And also the fact that, you know, we'll get a chance to portray real-life characters. And what do you think?
seems to realize that nothing was ever- they weren't really appreciated for what they did.
MADHUR: In a way, yes. They're not applauded enough.
SURAJ: Exactly. And that's super- it depressed me almost and the fact that I didn't know myself. It was like why I'm doing that. I'm doing what everybody else is. It just leads you to think that their story really needs to be told, and people need to know this. End in itself, other than the fact that it was an amazing feat it just gives you a sense that there's a whole lot out there that we don't really realize; opportunity wise. And the amount someone can work in a situation where they don't know what's going on and make something out of themselves, is really- it's very inspiring.
films. I played a bad guy in my last film; he played a completely different character. So, I think also it's a great chance for us as young actors portray something different and expand our spectrum as actors.
We also got to meet and chat with the REAL J.B. Bernstein, Rinku Singh, and Dinesh Patel. (You can check out my interview HERE.) Here are the real-life people who inspired the film.
MADHUR: For me, the biggest problem was that Rinku, ever since this time period that we are trying to portray, ever since then he's changed tremendously.
SURAJ: He's so good at adapting that since- this the point when the movie ends from here to here, he's become a completely different person, so talking to him at this point doesn't really help me too much with all this that we're trying to do. But Dinesh helped.
MADHUR: Dinesh was with us in Delhi when we were training for baseball and he hung out with us a lot, which is obviously great for me, because I'm portraying him in the film. But what he also did was, you know, not just give us an insight hint of his mind, but he used to tell us all these stories and anecdotes of what happened when they were really going through all this that we're portraying in the film. And that would really give us a lot of insight into how Rinku was at the point in time or how JB was and how Aasif's character was, etc.
SURAJ: Just real insights into how these people were feeling when everything was unraveling in front of them.
SURAJ: So, that was I think, really great and getting a lot of time to spend with Dinesh was really helpful for both of us.
MADHUR: And also the fact that Amit's character in real life really did have that.
SURAJ: His real name is Pitobash.
MADHUR: Pitobash basically went around him recording footage of everything through the process.
MADHUR: So we had this massive footage.
MADHUR: That's how we got to know them before everything happened. Just their body language was so different. Their physique was different. The way they looked at stuff and talked about everything was really different. So all these things together like, kind of, helped us build these people in our heads.
These guys play very convincing pitchers in the film. Being that they were born and raised in India, where American baseball is relatively unknown, we were curious if they had ever played the game before accepting their roles as Rinku and Dinesh. Their answer surprised me!
SURAJ: Absolutely not [LAUGHTER]. Zero experience in baseball altogether. Yes. It was quite hard. We had a lot of fun during training though.
MADHUR: I mean we didn't know anything and then we were going to try and get all this stuff under our belt real quickly. We had three and a half weeks to do whatever we could do. We had our coaches flown down from the states, as we used to have four hours of baseball every day and we are both quite scrawny boys, still very thin. So we had to put on a lot of muscle, you know. So we trained for three or four hours every day and then rest an hour, and then go to the gym for a couple of hours, and strict diet. Yes, it was quite physically challenging, but it helped, because it's like a blank slate that you sling it with, which was exactly what his character and my character were also going through.
MADHUR: Like they didn't know anything, and then they had very little time; high pressure of make it, do it and, you know, there's no other option. So it helped understand the emotional parts.
SURAJ: Yes, I also, like, I think we had a lot of draw from the fact that we were in the similar situation, you know, like we had a really short amount of time to prepare and then we had to perform on set. And also these guys they had like 10 months of preparation, and they had to perform. So I think it puts us in a similar kind of mind frame.
SURAJ: That a tough one. We actually had so much fun, just every day. It's like we were quite a handful to work with. We were just two young kids, you know, and you give us a glove and ball, we would just keep playing all day long. They would literally have to drag us on set, but we had a lot of fun like in a lot of scenes. Like, for example, the scene where they throw up was not fun.
MADHUR: Not fun for me. It stank [LAUGHTER]. They had some really disgusting vegetarian soup. Yes, and it really stank.
SURAJ: It wasn't really while we were shooting always that made it special, it was just literally the fact that everybody around us always was seemingly having an extremely awesome time. Amazing time. And it's not like you're having an amazing time and you're letting go of work, you know, kind of situation. It was the fact that all that added to the dynamic that hopefully was being set up in front of the frame, you know.
MADHUR: There were some scenes that were really hard to shoot, like, for example, when we were shooting in India there were some really hot days. 145 degree. 140.
SURAJ: 140? It's not degrees Celsius. Degree Fahrenheit. I don't if it got to 140, but it was really hot.
MADHUR: It was a 140. I know this for a fact [LAUGHTER], because I checked. I was like my skin is burning how hot is it. Especially when we shot in Lucknow, that was the day. It was 140.
MADHUR: We were enclosed in like four walls and there was this huge ground in the middle. So we had no air flow and the sun just beating down from top with thousands of these people in this small space. It was really hot and we had scenes where we were running around and pitching and what not.
SURAJ: Yes. It wasn't the hardest for us. Imagine those 300 to 400 people standing there in the heat.
MADHUR: Yes, and just in the heat.
SURAJ: And they have to act excited.
MADHUR: And it's very hard and they don't even do it professionally like we do, so it's really hard. Yes.
SURAJ: But, you know, they managed to do it. Everybody, kind of, pushed through all. There were a lot of times when stuff got really hard or complicated for everybody.
SURAJ: It was really hot, but people managed. People really did- especially John. I felt like he's got this adaptive feature to him that you don't often see.
MADHUR: He's a bit Rinku that way.
SURAJ: Rinku's also a little bit that way. You get somewhere- at first obviously like a little bit- extremely different, and then you just start taking in whatever you can as fast as you can and you slowly start understanding what's going on, I think. A lot of people in our crew went through that when we were in India and we kind of used that when we went to America, to Atlanta.
Madhur: Hotlanta. Ya'll making a movie. It was fun we had a blast. Good times.
SURAJ: Yes, very good times.
This movie has some very raw, emotional moments. (Get the tissues ready! If you're anything like me, you'll probably be needing them.) These emotions are portrayed with such an amazing authenticity, so we asked if Suraj and Madhur drew from their own personal experiences to be able to accurately portray their roles as Rinku and Dinesh.
SURAJ: Definitely. Firstly the fact that we were doing this in itself, it was like a parallel to what was going on, because we had to learn really quickly and then perform something that we have never done before and be good at the same thing. Then also with Mother obviously, with "Slum Dog Millionaire" and in life where you're suddenly nobody's and then you're thrown and you're supposed to be something right. And it affects you very strongly, and whether you trying using you or not, it's going to be used by you, because at end of the day it's the experience that's the strongest and the closest.
MADHUR: Yes, to yourself. Yes.
SURAJ: To yourself and both, Rinku and Dinesh were also going through. So, you know, you end up using all these resources just to try to get an idea or sense of what they would be experiencing- and it was worse for them, because they didn't know the language.
MADHUR: It's a whole lot much harder. So you try to use whatever you can and it'll never get up to the level that which they felt it, but, you know, always then get an essence and then built from there.
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Hi, all! Today is technically my due date with baby K. Hard to believe we have had her with us since the 9th. Being a new parent it tough and exhausting, but the love I have for our sweet daughter is unlike anything I have ever felt before.
I have been healing well and am getting around quite well at this point. I haven't weighed myself, but my body has gone down close to where it was pre-pregnancy. I am proud of how healthy I stayed during pregnancy!
This has had its ups and downs. I love it so much the times baby latches easy and stays on well, but that isn't always the case. I had bad engorgement for a few days, which was terribly painful. Sometimes she gets frustrated, so I pump and give a bottle when all else fails. I will continue to keep working on it. I love how we bond during feedings!
I have been eating more than usual to keep my milk supply up! Most of the time it is healthy, other times it is more convenient.
The recommendation is to wait 6 weeks, so I have just been doing some walking and stretching. Listening to my body has been so important for recovery!
Oh how I miss my sleep lol!! Baby keeps us up quite a bit, but I know this won't last forever! They say to nap when baby does during the day, but I have been using that time to get other things done.
Since my husband has been off of work, I have gotten out to grab coffee, grocery shop, and even get a hair cut. He goes back to work on Monday and I'm bummed, but I guess it had to happen eventually.
I feel like we have had a lot of visitors, and that has been a little overwhelming. I love having one person over at a time, but when a crowd comes over, it is too much. I need to be better about saying no. I notice my anxiety gets higher with a lot of people and I want to keep the little one healthy.
The cats are starting to adjust to their sister, but have been stand off-ish. They both have sniffed her and occasionally get close, but most of the time they keep a little distance. I am hopeful that they will be the best of friends!
I am so in love with our sweet girl and am soaking up every second of her being so little. We have her newborn pictures tomorrow and I am so excited!!
Thanks for reading my update!
Hi, guys! We are officially home with baby and learning our new "normal." Our daughter is perfect and beautiful and my heart continues to explode with love for her.
As a first time mom, I had no idea what to expect when it came to labor and to be honest, I was scared.
I started having contractions throughout the night, but was able to sleep in between them. I knew they weren't strong enough or close enough together to go in yet, so I just dealt with them at home.
I had an appointment that morning, and the dr. certainly didn't think I would go into labor that night.
I attempted to go to work, but continued to have contractions so I went home. They started getting stronger, so my mom headed to my house. I called my husband and said he needed to leave work. I showered, packed our bags, and left.
We were in triage for hours, only to be sent home because my contractions were 7 minutes apart and they needed to be 3 or 4.
As soon as we left, my contractions got so bad I truly didn't think I could handle it any longer. I had terrible back labor. My husband timed my contractions and they c ame every 3 minutes for the next two hours, so we headed back to the hospital.
I was finally admitted around midnight and asked for an epidural immediately. The relief was amazing and necessary for me.
I labored throughout the night and morning, and progressed naturally. They did have to break my water, and once they did that I quickly made it to 10 cm dialated.
I opted to have the mirror lowered so I could watch, and the experience was amazing.
After an hour and 10 minutes of pushing, our daughter was born. She had the cord wrapped around her neck and swallowed some fluid, but the team was quick and baby girl was just fine.
Once the epidural wore off, they moved us to another room.
Our girl had some issues, but we had the best care. I had hemorrhoids and stitches because I had an episiotomy. Needless to say, it was very painful.
That whole day was a whirlwind with nurses, doctors, and visitors (mostly family and my best friend).
I learned that the bathroom is a chore and scary after delivery!
I also learned how to breastfeed, which is hard but wonderful.
We barely slept that night.
Baby girl had jaundice so we had to stay at the hospital until Tuesday.
When baby was cleared, we FINALLY headed home (Tuesday night).
Now we are enjoying our beautiful, healthy baby girl and loving every minute of it.
Hello and happy Friday, all! I hope the week has treated you well! I feel like I have been a zombie all week. I have been absolutely exhausted. Guess that's what two jobs and pregnancy do to you haha. I finally feel human today since I got to sleep in until 6! Yay!!
Anyway, as far as pregnancy goes, I am 28 weeks. Not too far away from meeting baby girl! Appointments are officially every 2 weeks at this point.
*Exhaustion: If I lay down, I fall asleep. It is a painful tired most days.
*Acne: I sure do miss my nice, pre-pregnancy skin.
*Back pain: I am still having bad back pain, which makes even simple tasks so hard.
Okay, enough complaining lol! Let's talk positives!!
*Baby kicks: I love feeling her move!
*Seeing my belly grow: this was hard at first, but I love it now.
*Extra bonding with my husband.
*We are so in love already!!!
Broccoli and cheese stuffed chicken with a salad.
Whole wheat pasta with meatballs.
Ground beef, onions, mushrooms, and cream of mushroom soup over brown rice.
Food was so good this week and I saved money shopping at Aldi! Yay!!
I have been taking it easy since my back has been bad, but I'm getting them in!
Today will be a barre video after work!
Well, there's the update! Have a great weekend!!
Hello, everyone! To start this Memorial weekend post I want to say God bless those that serve, fight, and die for our freedom. You are the real heroes.
How has your weekend been, friends? Ours has been so lovely! The extra day off was much needed.
I woke up, made a pot of coffee, and relaxed a bit. I decided to go for a jog outside, but 2 miles in it started raining, so I figured that was enough of a workout for the day!
I showered and got ready for the day! My husband's cousin (who was my college roommate) brought her two daughters to spend the day and we had so much fun!
The weather got very nice after the short rain so we took the girls to the outdoor mall near my house. First, we went to the fountains and watched them play, which was so cute.
Afterwards, we went to Bubbles juice bar for smoothies! I also had a yummy protein bar!
Our next stop was Barnes and Noble book store. The girls played with trains and looked at books!
They fell asleep in the car so we said our goodbyes.
When I got home, I sent the hubs out to get Chipotle while I watched Netflix!
After dinner, we played cards, then watched TV until bed.
I woke up, had some coffee, then went to a yoga class at my gym. It was so needed!!!
For lunch, we made avacado egg salad and it was delicious!
After lunch, we packed up a beach bag and headed to a small local beach about a half hour from our house.
We layed out, played frisbee, and relaxed. It was a blast.
When we got home we had showers before making dinner.
I had a veggie burger, sweet potato fries, and a spinach salad.
The rest of the evening was spent watching basketball.
I woke up, had coffee, and watched some Netflix before heading to the gym. I took a class that was half gluteus maxout and half upper body extreme. It felt awesome!!
I grabbed a smoothie from the cafe before heading home.
Once I got home, I spent a few hours cleaning and prepping for my online teaching job this week. I love a clean, organized home!
Lunch was leftover avacado egg salad, crackers, cheese, grapes, and turkey pepperoni.
Next up was grocery shopping. I went to Aldi and did so well! I love that store so much. They have such good food for awesome prices.
After putting groceries away, we relaxed a bit until it was time for dinner.
We grilled out and everything was so tasty.
Now it is Bachelorette time!
Also, how cute is my chunk??
Hi there, everyone and happy Friday! I hope you all are well. This week has been fairly crazy for me. Getting back into another school year, new students, trying to wake up at 5 to workout, funcion in the evenings to cook, blog and hang out with my husband has been hectic. Even though things get crazy at times, I am blessed beyond measure.
I wanted this post to be positive because I have SO much to be thankful for! So, here is five (of many) things I am greatful for.
I will never be able to put into words how amazing this guy is. He is hard working, fun, loving, smart, gentle and patient. He makes every day worth while and I don't know how I got so darn lucky, but I am thankful I did.
One of the greatest joys is having a student run into your arms, beaming to see you after summer break. Those are the moments that make the hard times worth it.
I love taking time to push myself and better myself at the gym, outside, or even in my home. It makes me feel better and lets me get my stress out in a healthy way.
We have been getting cooler weather here lately and I love it so much. Crisp air, pumpkins, apple picking, celebrating our anniversary, football, fires and family. I. Can't. Wait.
Well friends, there is just a few things making me happy this week! I hope to spread the joy to all of you!!
Stay blessed and have a great weekend, everyone!


Tom Vander Ark is CEO of Getting Smart, a learning design firm that amplifies thought leadership campaigns, education initiatives, powerful learning experiences and forward-leaning strategies with schools, districts and impact-oriented partners. He is also a partner in Learn Capital, an education venture capital firm investing in edtech startups. Tom is a director for 4.0 Schools, Bloomboard, Charter Board Partners, Digital Learning Institute, eduInnovation and Imagination Foundation. Previously, Tom served as the first Executive Director of Education for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, as well as a public school superintendent in Washington State.


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Transatlantic Relations in the Trump Age: Europe Should Go It Alone
December 04, 2017 / Renee Firth
SUBJECT: Transatlantic Relations in the Trump Age: Europe Should Go It Alone | NYU Program in International Relations | With additional book signing of The End of Europe: Dictators, Demagogues, and the Coming Dark Age with author James Kirchick
The modern conception of Europe as unified under the European Union with states that act in cooperation with one another was built in a large part by the United States.
Europe needs the cooperation of the United States in order to be at its most effective; often, the two entities' cooperation ensures mutual success.
Distinctions in ideologies surrounding the military, internationalism, and identity will likely continue to complicate transatlantic relations.
The event can be viewed at: http://as.nyu.edu/ir/events/fall-2017/transatlantic-relations--le-monde-.html
accessed 11/29/2017.
Time: 7:00 p.m- 9:00 p.m., with reception and signing from 9:00 p.m.- 10:00 p.m.
Location: 19 University Place
Amanda Sloat (against), Deputy Assistant Secretary of State,
Anne-Cécile Robert (for), Director of International Editions of Le Monde diplomatique,
James Kirchick (against), Author of The End of Europe: Dictators, Demagogues, and the Coming Dark Age,
Romauld Sciora (for), Author, Essayist, and Documentary Filmmaker,
Professor Michael J. Williams, Moderator and Program Director of International Relations
The event opened with a short introduction from moderator Professor Michael J. Williams, who then defined Amanda Sloat and James Kirchick as arguing against the assertion that transatlantic relations are declining, and defined Anne-Cécile Robert and Romauld Sciora as arguing that the new world order may cease to exist. Mr. Sciora opened by acknowledging that after the Cold War, there was no rigidly established new world order, leading to the current weak transatlantic partnership. Dr. Sloat retorted that even so, Europe has been incapable of acting alone in terms of major global challenges, and does not have the same diplomatic clout as the US. Following up on Mr. Sciora's argument, Ms. Robert noted that the conception of Europe was built by the United States in order to counter the Soviet Union, and the current lack of common vision and interests amongst European countries heightens the importance of their continued alignment with the United States, even as populism is on the rise.
However, Kirchik cited the 1990 Charter for a New Europe as an established new world order, that the rise of populism and the election of Trump had little to do with foreign policy and more so domestic affairs, that NATO was becoming obsolete, and that the next Republican president would probably be tough on Russia yet again. He went on to note that not all populist elections are based on economic downfall, as in Poland, and then asserted that French far-left presidential candidate Melenchon was in essence the same as far-right candidate Le Pen "without the racism", as they both were anti-US and anti-NATO. He then resolved that immigration was the largest issue, and that with tighter borders the populist wave would fade.
The debaters then continued to agree that this would be a moment for Europe to define itself and move forward, and that French President Macron could be a shift in the world order. Romauld then countered Kirchik's point that Le Pen and Melenchon were essentially similar, as Melenchon was not a nationalist. Ms. Sloat asserted that the new world order was less so a product of immigration, and more so of an identity crisis, as internationalism threatens the security of a strong identity. It was also noted that the Americans are necessary for the use of hard military power, as Europeans spend their money on social programs, and Ms. Sloat noted that the American military is generally respected by its public. She also noted that everyone wants an excuse not to deal with the immigrant problem, and that each country has contextualized the issue in terms of their own domestic problems.
A Q&A session followed, and the first audience member inquired about the similarities between the representation of populist leaders in America and Europe, Kirchik responded that mainstream social democracy appeared to be collapsing to the either extreme left or right. He responded further that the refugee crisis did not spark action, that every actor is attempting to push responsibility onto the other, and that the elites and established parties are doing enough.
The next participant asked about border control and the EU, and Kirchik responded that there should be another "Marshall Plan" for the Middle East and North Africa to stop the problem, while Sloat added that the European attitudes about intelligence sharing changed a lot after the Paris terrorist attack.
The event ended with a signing of James Kirchik's new book, The End of Europe: Dictators, Demagogues, and the Coming Dark Age, and reception.
C'est La Vie! Representations and Identities in the Parisian Experience


I don't know about you but I thrive on spending some time alone. Some people feel the need to be surrounded by people at all times, like my husband, but I can feel myself starting to slooooowly lose my mind if I haven't had "Me Time" in awhile. I learned this the hard way about a month ago when I had a complete breakdown. My commute is always packed, I'm on the phone or working along side people all day at work, then packed commute home then making dinner and chatting with my husband and listening to TV or reading and ahhhh! Too much. So, here are my favorite ways to make the most of alone time, on every budget!
I needed a drastic solo opportunity after the breakdown and my husband, seeing how I was losing it, booked a room here in San Francisco at the Fairmont and I had my first ever night alone in a hotel. I know! It took me almost 29 years to stay in a hotel alone! This can definitely be pricy but it's a great splurge if it's something you are looking for. I took a bath, ate all the snacks I could carry from Trader Joe's read all about the touristy side of San Francisco (those hotel travel books are a guilty pleasure of mine), and watched Diner's, Drive-In's and Dives without having to hear about how hungry my husband was. It was diiiiivine.
I think being in nature adds a whole nother level of serenity to your alone time. Find a local hike (make sure someone knows where you are going and when to expect you home!), pack your favorite snacks (mine is always a huge baquette sandwich with chips), water, champagne (a must for me), maybe a book and camera and spend the day with your thoughts, journaling, reading and, most importantly, just decompressing. My favorite website to find hikes is The Hiking Project!
I recently did this and had no idea it would be such a different experience! When you visit a museum with someone, you want to make sure that you are sharing your time and not sitting forever reading something they might not like and vice versa. I took myself to San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and I took an hour in a section that is a semi-permanent exhibit but that no one I had gone with before had any interest in. It was incredible! I am making this a monthly tradition at different museums around the area. Find a local museum you've either gone to many times or have never been to, I guarantee you will find something you wouldn't have otherwise!
This has always been one of my absolute favorite things to do! Have you ever bought a book that sounded AMAZING in the store and then when you get home and get a few chapters in you're like "ehhhhhh"? SAME! So, what I will do now is go to a bookstore, pick 4 or 5 books that I think I would like, take them over to the café, purchase a snack (usually cheesecake, obviously), and try to reach a good amount of each book until I can get a good grasp on if I will like it or not. I have found some great books this way that I normally wouldn't spend the money on since I wasn't sure I would like it and I've also been able to save some money on books I thought I'd love but actually didn't end up liking them at all! I may have put on a few lbs worth of baked goods as well but #balance, right?
My husband is always so surprised that I can go to a public place by myself and be fine. It KILLS him which kills me haha! I have found lately that I absolutely LOVE heading to my favorite wine bar, getting a cheese plate, my favorite glass of bubbly and just write. I chose this particular wine bar, not just because it's adorable and it has great service, but because it has no wifi! Hear me out on this one! It has no internet connection so honestly, all I can do is write. I don't get distracted by social media, google, youtube, etc. I just write and drink and eat and I'm so happy! When I'm in an environment like that, I come up with ideas I swear I wouldn't have come up with before.
What are some of your favorite ways to spend your alone time? Or do you HATE alone time like my husband? I'd Love to hear!
I Love this!! Great advice! My faves are bookstore coffee shop, wine bar and funky restaurants playing just about any music that is not current hits. Love your blog!!


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Artists - H Music - 1970s 2 Mins Read
First known as The Army (as far back as 1963 when bassist Steve Fossen joined up with guitarist Roger Fisher to form a Seattle bar band) and then White Heart, the Vancouver-based band fronted by sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson evolved from 1970s folk-rock to 1980s stadium rock – with big voices and bigger hair.
The Wilson sisters grew up in a military family – their father was a Marine Corps officer for 25 years – and spent their earlier years moving from one military base to another (Ann was born in San Diego and Nancy in San Francisco).
The sisters liked the feel of silk as well as the roar of heavy metal and saw no reason why they couldn't build the filigreed harmonies and acoustic intimacy of folk music into solid rock.
Heart was still primarily a Vancouver bar band until 1975 when the group signed with Mushroom Records, a small Canadian label run by Shelly Siegel, a transplanted 31-year-old New Yorker.
That same year, their debut album Dreamboat Annie was released in Canada where it sold a healthy 30,000 copies and Siegel headed south in search of a US distribution deal.
Heart went on to sell 2½ million copies of Dreamboat Annie with its hit singles Magic Man and Crazy On You. Their second album, Little Queen, actually sold even faster than Dreamboat.
Magazine was a hodgepodge, released as a settlement of contractual disputes with Mushroom Records. Mushroom manager Shelly Siegel died in January 1979, aged 32, from a ruptured congenital aneurysm.
Heart faded at the end of the decade, but the 1990 epic All I Want To Do Is Make Love To You became a classic homage to the one-night stand.
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(ARA) - Casual, laid back dining with family and friends is definitely a must for outdoor gatherings and what's more relaxed than a utensil-free feast? Think beyond burgers, and serve up some party favorites that work well without a fork and knife. Great tasting finger foods, like bruschetta, dips and quesadillas, can make backyard bashes easy, fun and flavorful.
Here are some other ways to make sure your backyard bash is the talk of the neighborhood.
* Shake it up - You can shake up the flavor of any dish with a spice blend like OLD BAY Seasoning. Try it on main dishes, sides and salads for a bold, unexpected twist.
* Bite size - Since there are no knives needed, think about making smaller versions of the typical recipe. For instance, sliders are a big hit for both parents and kids and you can add all types of fun toppings and flavors.
* It's a wrap - One way to make the tired old sandwich into a hit for the party is to turn it into a wrap. You can cut them into slices and serve them as small pinwheels that guests can munch on without a mess.
Preheat the oven to 350F. Mix the shrimp, tomato, green onion, olive oil, egg white, Old Bay Seasoning and garlic powder in a medium bowl until blended.
Slice the bread into 24 (1/2-inch thick) slices. Place on a baking sheet and broil until lightly toasted on both sides. Spread lightly with mayo, then spoon the shrimp mixture evenly over the bread slices. Bake for eight to 10 minutes or until heated through and lightly browned.
In a medium bowl, blend sour cream, mayo, green onions and Old Bay Seasoning, then cover.
Refrigerate the dip for at least 1 hour, and then serve with crunchy, fresh crudit�s, assorted crackers and/or chips.
Preheat the oven to 400F. Heat oil in a large skillet on medium-high. Add shrimp, peppers, green onions and Old Bay Seasoning. Cook and stir four to five minutes, or until the shrimp turn pink.
Place three tortillas on a baking sheet. Spread them with shrimp mixture. Sprinkle with cheese, then top with a second tortilla. Bake for five minutes or just until the cheese melts. Cut each quesadilla into four wedges and serve with avocado slices and sour cream.
You can find more fun, utensil-free party recipes at www.oldbay.com.


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Naked hospital worker dies of heart attack while watching porn on his laptop
A hospital worker suffered a fatal heart attack while watching porn on his laptop in New York.
The 48-year-old man, who has not been named, was found dead at North Central Bronx Hospital on Tuesday morning.
Police sources told the New York Post a colleague found the man dead with his laptop open and porn playing on it.
He was naked and had apparently been pleasuring himself at the time.
In 2008 Chris Nicholls, 23, died in Croydon, England, from a heart attack while watching porn.
Mr Nicholls, who was born with a heart abnormality, died just weeks after open-heart surgery.
His mother Clare Else was reported in the Croydon Advertiser telling an inquest: 'Christopher was watching a blue movie when I found him.
'I said to my husband 'I know what's happened. It's got to be a rush of adrenaline because he's got excited'.'
There is a widely held belief among medical researchers that sexual activity can bring on a heart attack among those who are over 50 or overweight.
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not the same as bash (I also provided an example there that explains "why").
Ok, it looks like Moritz Bunkus updated he's answer with working implementation of forward-word-match. You're right, the only difference if forward-word things.
Just tried your patch -- yes, looks like it works as expected. Thanks!