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My 2.5 YO DS has never been a great sleeper, but lately he has developed a very stressful and confusing problem. He will wake up in the night, seemingly out of a deep sleep, mumbling about something senseless (I want to wear this shirt, don't put my toys away, I want a yogurt etc.) and then within a minute or two, be screaming hysterically. sometimes about the thing he was talking about, sometimes that he wants to wake up and go downstairs. If I take him downstairs though, he freaks out even more, saying that he doesn't want to go, then freaks out again if I try to take him back upstairs. Nothing soothes him, even if I offer a drink, turn on his music etc. He just screams and yells for 15-30 mins, then eventually goes back to sleep. He often then wakes up a few hours later and repeats the whole thing again. I have done some research into night terrors, but everything I have read says that those typically happen within 2-3 hours of falling asleep, and these episodes seem to happen at any time, but most frequently after he has slept for 5-6 hrs, and has had one 'normal' wake up before the episode. They happen mor often when he doesn't nap, but still do happen even when he does. They have also been occurring more frequently in the last 2 mths (3-4 times a week) We have tried semi-waking him up before we go to bed, which sometimes helps and sometimes doesn't. I am so frustrated, and so sleep derpived, and we don't know what to do. I am also 3 mths pregnant and am so worried that this is going to continue when this next baby is born. If anyone has had any experiences like this, please help! I am so desperate, I would try just about anything to help my son.
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- Yes , our 2 year old DD does and we have no clue why.
- Our 19 month old seems to as well. Daddy had them too.
- My 3.5 year old has had them since 10 months. Happy to share my experiencesI had them horrible as a kid... All kinds of hallucinations and hauntings. I'm highly sensitive as an adult as well, so now things that I saw back then make sense. It's normal for some kids...
- Just be loving and reassuring, and listen to them.
- Hi! My daughter had a few of those at 2 years old. The research I did pointed towards sleep deprivation as a possible cause (my little on is a bad sleeper). All I could do is be close and let her ride it out. It took 30 minutes and it was terrifying but then it stopped and she didn't experience more of them until now. She's 3yrs 5months and it's changed a bit. It's not as long but it's violent. Once, she started screaming and hitting out of a dead sleep. The screaming was animalistic, not what you'd normally hear a kid do. She started hitting me and when I tried to hold her, she'd arch and want to get away. She then came back at me with fists, so I told her that mommy is going to the bathroom. Guess what? That kid RAN after me but she must be part vampire because she wouldn't go into the bathroom. When I came out, she wanted to hit me again so I grabbed her by the shoulders and with a strong voice told her to stop and that she was hurting herself (she had scratched her face). She then went limp, came into my arms and stopped screaming. I don't think she had a clue of what happened. She certainly didn't remember the next day. She's had a couple of those in the last week or two and I figure she's both sleep deprived and having difficulties dealing with strong emotions. She had another (milder) episode last night - I had just come home in the late evening after a business trip and she was happy but I think inside she had been stressed about me being away and that came out in the night terror. All I can say is be close, tell your child it's ok and try and talk them out of it. They're working something out. I have to work on helping my daughter deal and talk more about her emotions. She's pretty good at it but I guess we still need to practice some more. Good luck to you!
- My son who is now 5 has had these on and off for years. He had them pretty often around 2 1/2 to 3 1/2. Then they tapered off. He will still randomly have some at times but it is much less often. It used to be suggested to wake him up but that seemed to make it worse. Love and cuddles seem to help, once he is calm enough to cuddle.
- I read on Dr Sear's site that it's normal for some kids around 2-3yrs old. It has to do with transitioning between sleep stages & also in rare trama (so no worries of needing to see a shrink I'm hoping an upcoming surgery to remove tonsinels will help with his sleep ap. and also help ease his sleep issues like night terror too.
- We eliminated dairy and haven't had another one since. She was having them every night
- They don't always go away. I'm in my 40s and I still have them.
- Our almost 4yr has these and I did too when I was growing up. We started taking him to the park before bed and running like crazy with him so he would be worn out before bed. It's been about 3wks and he has not woken up once at night since! I don't know if this will work for you, but it is worth a try! I know how frustrating and sad it can be!
we are having the same thing with my 3 yr 2 mnth old daughter who wakes rambling about things and sometimes goes back to sleep but wakes freaking out about things - asking me repeatedly to turn on the light (even though there is a night light and light in the hallway) and she often wakes asking em to take off her pjs etc etc sometimes I offer her hot chocolate, we read, have a banana or plain biscuit.
SHAMEFULLY the last two mornings (one at 3.20 and this morning at 4am) I LOST it - esp today and I yelled and was going irrationally nuts because I am soooo tired and have hardly slept for 3 yrs and I feel extremely bad and sad about it.
anyway, I hope to patch things up.
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I think your opinion/news piece of Feb. 6 should be re-printed in every rural newspaper and be required reading for every resident of rural Utah. When I first moved to rural Emery County I used to joke that the political establishment in Salt Lake City believed that life ended at the entrance to Spanish Fork canyon and began again at the northern most city limits of Cedar City; seven years later I'm no longer laughing...this appears to be close to the truth. Your piece underscores the reality of our situation in rural Utah; we have no real advocacy in state government/government agencies the "...we don't care (about rural Utah)" attitude of the Committee of Consumer Services exemplifies this. The Committee's charter is to represent all small business and residential customers before the Public Service Commission, yet it is apparent by their attitude, composition, and actions that all is inclusive of all urban small businesses and residential customers and is exclusive of their rural cousins. Reliable, affordable electricity, water, and natural gas are essential to the economic well-being and quality of life for all of Utah's residents and should be available to all residents, rural and urban, on the same basis and, as you've pointed out in your piece, should be provided under the same model as roads; out of a central state-wide fund. No one would suggest that state roads be provided only to those communities that can pay for them nor that police or fire services provided only to those who provide a subscription fee for these services then neither should it be imposed that communities be provided with this essential of modern life (natural gas) only if they fund the necessary infra-structure themselves on an individual basis.
The Governor's Energy Policy states "...Oil and natural gas products have been 'staples' of Utah's energy economy and development. Both activities bring benefits to rural economies in terms of economic development and also deliver revenues to the State through severance taxes and royalties." Perhaps rural Utah ought to demand that all the economic benefits derived from these "staples" be returned only to those rural areas from which they are derived to support only their infrastructure needs which would include such things as rural (natural) gasification and/or perhaps an additional state-wide energy use surcharge that is returned to the energy producing counties to fund such things.
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Hi everybody,
This being my first post, I'll start off by saying I'm glad to find a forum like this. Christmas has always been a "big deal" in our home as it is I'm sure for most of you. Well, you wouldn't be here, right? On the other hand, if you're a newbie like myself (numerically) but not as gung ho about Christmas, keep poppin' in, but with an open heart, mind, soul and eyes. (Oh yes, and let your eyes and heart play the role of your ears.)
NOW, my craft -- CRECHE BUILDING -- and inquiries about its place in the overall scheme of Christmas sales, etc. Forgive the awkwardness, but I'm trying hard not to step over any lines. I'm in the process of trying to obtain some funding for what's now a one-man creche-building shop, and this means, of course, I've got to come up with a "business plan," and do my homework. One of the questions centers on the overall status of the arts/crafts business I'd like to expand on. Well, outside of the
specialized woodcrafting Houses (yes they are deservedly dynastic!) in Oberammergau, Germany, Italy (Fontanini) and perhaps other areas in the Alps and Holy Land where creche stalls are made, I'm completely in the dark as to what the market looks like. These German Houses and Fontanini are "perennials," but I don't see much of the same potential in our country; which could be a good thing.
It's awfully discouraging to trudge into a Wallyworld in the months before Christmas knowing it'll have its ten dollar special (with figures, too) that looks like it came from the devil's own factory. Well, it may as well have since it has "Made In China" by a special arrangement with Wal-Mart, no less; which leaves Wal-Mart in the unenviable position of having to explain its dealings with the Red giant given China's ever-so-tolerant attitude towards Christians.
Just to make the creche stalls in various styles takes a considerable amount of time, never mind making figures. (However, most of mine have a consistent Germanic-"Eurocentric" look.)
I'm not convinced that nativity creches will ever "go out of style" but it sure seems like a lot of people, including church Sunday School volunteers, are -- to save a few bucks -- willing to settle for cheap-looking plastic or sloppily-made/glue-splotched wooden models --coming from overseas with precious fewer carrying "Made in Germany," "Made in Italy," or "Made in Austria" labels on them. So, is there a potential market for an "American school" to rise up and take its rightful place? I know Bill Egan's been a wonderful leader/teacher with Christmas International, and there's a Creche exhibit at the Knights of Columbus Museum in New Haven, CT, and the University of Dayton's Library has a terrific standing display of creche art.
But I'd like to know if there's potential to put more of this art where it belongs, in front of our children and grandchildren. (Far better to see them re-enact the Nativity than get hooked on Idio-games.)
Sorry to give you so much in my first do-drop-in, but a curious mind needs to know a few things fairly soon.
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Over 2 years of not blogging. No time, no inspiration, no….I don't know. I guess sometimes being in the EU bubble and talking about it induces too much claustrophobia to be enjoyable.
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I had the immense surprise of being invited to a dinner organised tonight by the US Ambassador to NATO, Ivo Daalder, with Alec Ross, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's Innovation senior Advisor.
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I am only a couple of hours away from driving merrily to the ski slopes and suddenly thought about wishing all of you a Merry "whatever it is you're partying about at the end of the year"!
When lobbying meetings range from the obnoxious to the cute
Over 2 years of not blogging. No time, no inspiration, no….I don't know. I guess sometimes being in the EU bubble and talking about it induces too much claustrophobia to be enjoyable.
But this week, my usual cynical self had a range of meetings that I just briefly wanted to share, as they thinly cracked my defensive varnish layer of indifference.
The first meeting was about Intellectual Property Rights. I have for a long time been able to slide by the subject in my activities as an Internet lobbyist. The issue is complex to a certain extent because it is rife with emotions and, well, I guess us lobbyists tend to be careful with emotions in the course of our business activities. But sometimes, you just can't avoid a subject when it becomes so ominous in the debates. So here I was, attending an IPR roundtable. I'm not sure if it was under Chatham House Rules and I won't bore you with the details. What amazed me was the absolute unwillingness of many around that table to even listen to opposite views. And the anger with which they would present their own. I am used to all panelists on a debate starting with the famous 'I agree with my co-panelist' followed by a 'BUT' and a cool dismantling of the 'oppositions' arguments. None of this in this case: just sheer antagonism and monologues. Well, I guess there's no age to discover new ways of lobbying.
Which brings me to my second 'new' meeting experience, this time in the area of animal welfare (yes, I know, not very obvious to have a meeting on that topic as an internet lobbyist but sometimes you just do something because the cause is worthy :)). Here, my meeting was one also where emotions could be felt, but all of them in the right place: we talked about what is important for animal welfare and how to improve it. And the coolest participant in the room was the beautiful black dog that greeted us upon entering the office (no offense to the other participants) and promptly brought his bone to us, for us to play fetch.
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NATO diplomats could make the twitter leap (with a push by @AlecJRoss)
I had the immense surprise of being invited to a dinner organised tonight by the US Ambassador to NATO, Ivo Daalder, with Alec Ross, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's Innovation senior Advisor.
Though the purpose was to talk about social media and foreign policy, digital diplomacy and democracy, we were warned that the dinner was under Chatham House Rules, a concept slightly foreign to the web 2.0 sphere but probably understandable if you have a couple of diplomats in the room used to a more hush hush approach to life.
I won't break those rules and hence will not say specifically what was discussed at the dinner (even if nothing seemed to be a scoop in there) but just outline a seried of impressions:
- at an anecdotal level, Ambassador Rogozin of Russia is every bit the same in real life as he is on twitter: formidable with a quirky sense of humour and a mischievous twinkle in his eye.
- at a substantial level, Alec Ross can switch from making extremely humane comments (notably agreeing with my theory that institutions don't only need a voice but also faces) to quoting every statistic you ever thought of on Internet usage, penetration and digital literacy. With a smile.
- at an institutional level, the wave of change brought by Clinton to the State Department seems incredible when you hear where they come from and where they are aiming to go in terms of external outreach and communication. These people have been living on exchanging information through vetted cables for centuries (as Wikileaks has amply demonstrated) and are now encouraged by the highest ranks of their hierarchy to 'tweet and like' as much as they can. It is oddly a situation where the top wants them to speak and the ranks seem a bit overly cautious and overwhelmed.
- at a personal level, I was amazed by the level of openess of the responses given by both Alec Ross and Ivo Daalder, and by the level of interactivity of the whole event. Everyone could ask questions and did!
I do hope that @alecjross and @DRogozin will keep on tweeting like they have and extend a warm welcome to @USAmbNATO , the account run by Ivo Daalder and his staff. Yes, institutions definitely need faces.Read More
Best Wishes and all of that stuff even if the year end is odd
I am only a couple of hours away from driving merrily to the ski slopes and suddenly thought about wishing all of you a Merry "whatever it is you're partying about at the end of the year"!
It's been a busy year for me…fun at times, and oddly disappointing in terms of my favourite comms tool in life, the Internet. Wikileaks and the cablegate "follow-up", Hadopi, Loppsi, the Hungarian Media law, the half-ok half-notok statement by the FCC yesterday, Venezuela going bonkers too, the UK's daft idea of blocking porn online (what is that about?), Censilia…it's a bit of a rough end of year if you happen to like the good ol' Internet like I do.
Oh, and I didn't blog about the Berlusconi and #euco incident 'cause..I frankly couldn't be bothered. The darn tweetwall is nowhere near the entrance the Heads of State and government use and the whole idea that if democracy gets rough you should interfere into it is a bit odd to me (I'm talking verbally, not physically). And I don't care…not faced with the perspective of 2011 becoming the year of the 'muzzled Internet'.
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Glasgow head coach Gregor Townsend has made six changes to his starting XV for Friday's Heineken Cup tie with Ulster at Ravenhill.
Glasgow Warriors head coach Gregor Townsend has made six changes to his starting XV for Friday's Heineken Cup tie with Ulster at Ravenhill.
The Warriors are still winless in the competition this season but Townsend wants to see Ulster under pressure on their own patch.
"Ulster are clearly a very fine side, they've only been beaten once at Ravenhill in the last 13 Heineken Cup games but this is the kind of challenge we look forward to, it means we're testing ourselves against the best sides around," he said.
"We performed very well in the Heineken Cup last time out against Castres and we're coming off a good run of wins in the league so there's a confidence about the squad at the moment that their hard work is paying off.
"We know our results in the Heineken Cup haven't been good enough so we want to show that we're capable of performing at an elite level regardless of the opponent or the situation."
Townsend's changes are mostly amongst the backs where there are four alterations to the side which beat Treviso at Scotstoun in the PRO12 last weekend.
Fly-half Duncan Weir comes in to partner Henry Pyrgos at half-back while Peter Horne returns to the side at inside centre.
Alex Dunbar keeps his spot at outside centre with Peter Murchie taking up the full-back slot. Sean Maitland returns in place of Tommy Seymour with DTH van der Merwe on the opposite wing.
Up front, Tom Ryder starts alongside Al Kellock in the second row while James Eddie will start in the back row after Ryan Wilson suffered a shoulder injury in the win over Treviso.
The front-row remains the same for the third match in a row but the Warriors will have to contend with a squad of just 22 due to a number of propping options unavailable for the game.
While Ofa Fainga'anuku was injured in the week leading up to Round 4 of the Heineken Cup, Mike Cusack was injured during the game against Castres Olympique and George Hunter suffered a foot injury the following week away at Castres, robbing the Warriors of three Heineken Cup eligible front-rows in a matter of a fortnight.
Neither Jon Welsh nor Ed Kalman have been available since the summer and therefore were not included in the Heineken Cup squad, leaving Gordon Reid the only other fit and eligible prop available to the Warriors.
Following extensive discussions between the club and the competition organisers, the ERC confirmed that tournament rules would not allow another front-row to be added to the list of eligible players.
"We're in a situation which we have never experienced before in the Heineken Cup," added Townsend.
"We've used all our options in terms of nominating additional players for the tournament so, even though German Araoz is fit and ready to play, the rules of the competition mean we can't bring in another player.
"It's unfortunate to have so many props out and that means, by tournament regulations, we have to go into the game a man down.
"Ryan (Grant) can cover both sides of the scrum so we do have some flexibility in terms of bringing Gordon on for either of our starting props."
Pat MacArthur joins Gordon Reid as front-row cover on the bench while Nick Campbell and Tim Swinson provide further options in both front and back five.
Meanwhile, Ulster boss Mark Anscombe has made five changes to the team that beat Scarlets in PRO12 last Friday.
Jared Payne returns from injury and is named at full-back, while Paddy Wallace replaces the injured Luke Marshall and is selected in midfield alongside Darren Cave.
Andrew Trimble, who will make his 150th appearance for Ulster tomorrow night, starts on the right wing, with fellow Ireland international, Craig Gilroy, selected at number 11.
Paddy Jackson and Ruan Pienaar continue their half-back partnership.
There are two changes in the front row with Rory Best starting at hooker and John Afoa named at tighthead.
Dan Tuohy has failed to recover from the calf strain that he sustained against the Scarlets and is replaced in the second row by Iain Henderson.
Robbie Diack, captain Chris Henry, and man-of-the-match from last week, Nick Williams, all start in an unchanged back-row.
Declan Fizpatrick is named on the bench and is in line to make his first appearance since November having recovered from a head injury.
Andrew Trimble will become only the fourth player in Ulster's history to make 150 appearances, behind Paddy Wallace (185) Justin Fitzpatrick (155) and Bryn Cunningham (150).
"I never thought when I was starting out that I would ever make 150 appearances," Trimble said about the achievement.
"When I was younger I supported Ulster and always wanted to play for the province, so to reach 150 is really special."
The teams:
Ulster: 15 Jared Payne, 14 Andrew Trimble, 13 Darren Cave, 12 Paddy Wallace, 11 Craig Gilroy, 10 Paddy Jackson, 9 Ruan Pienaar, 8 Nick Williams, 7 Chris Henry (c), 6 Robbie Diack, 5 Iain Henderson, 4 Louis Stevenson, 3 John Afoa, 2 Rory Best, 1 Tom Court.
Replacements: 16 Rob Herring, 17 Calum Black, 18 Declan Fitzpatrick, 19 Neil McComb, 20 Roger Wilson, 21 Paul Marshall, 22 Michael Allen, 23 Chris Cochrane.
Glasgow: 15 Peter Murchie, 14 Sean Maitland, 13 Alex Dunbar, 12 Peter Horne, 11 DTH van der Merwe, 10 Duncan Weir, 9 Henry Pyrgos, 8 Josh Strauss, 7 Robert Harley, 6 James Eddie, 5 Al Kellock (c), 4 Tom Ryder, 3 Moray Low, 2 Doug Hall, 1 Ryan Grant.
Replacements: 16 Pat MacArthur, 17 Gordon Reid, 18 tbc, 19 Nick Campbell, 20 Tim Swinson, 21 Nikola Matawalu, 22 Scott Wight, 23 Stuart Hogg.
Date: Friday, January 11
Kick-off: 20:00
Venue: Ravenhill
Referee: Pascal Gauzere (France)
Assistant referees: Laurent Cardona (France), Stéphane Pomarède (France)
Television match official: Hervé Dubes (France)
Timekeeper: David Armstrong (Ireland)
Citing commissioner: Peter Larter (England)
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There's a doozy of an essay by the 27-or-so-years-old Alexandra Molotkow in this weekend's New York Times Magazine. "Why the Old-School Music Snob Is the Least Cool Kid on Twitter" argues, in a meandering, ultimately unpersuasive manner, that listening to obscure music was once cool, but snobbery has been replaced by populism. While there is a fair argument to make about the Internet democratizing not just access to independent music, but mass media to those who might otherwise have ignored it were they not confronted by page after tweet after Spotify Facebook update of it, Molotkow does not go there.
Instead, she accepts the idea that "it was very cool to know about obscure music" not as a relic of shitheaded, skewed teenage priorities, but as the way things actually were. Egocentrically, she conflates cultural change with her own taste development, and what's worse is that she hasn't really changed at all. She's still defining her tastes vis a vis what other people think — of what she's listening to and of her for listening to it. She decries what she perceives to be a widespread lack of knowledge that people have about the music they listen to in 2012. (As there is no survey cited, we can assume that she is projecting her own ignorance.) She then frets about that ignorance because she's afraid she'll be called on her shit while she's DJing songs that she doesn't know very much about. She may have shaken the shame of enjoying mainstream entertainment, but she's still viewing it through a snob's narrow scope with a snob's neurosis about what other people are doing (everyone liking what you like is considered a "downside"). Molotkow needs to get over the concept of "guilty pleasures" and just enjoy pleasure.
There have always been people around to argue for pop music's coolness. In the '70s, Throbbing Gristle's Chris Carter openly championed ABBA while his band referenced Donna Summer. The Village Voice critics survey Pazz & Jop, which polls tastemakers with more sway than some snot with an MP3 blog, is always full of mainstream acts (check out 1997, 1998 and 1999, a big period of up-its-own-ass indieism, and see how many names of artists and record labels you recognize). Robert Christgau, in particular, has said terrifically funny, smart things about pop (his review of Summer's Love To Love You Baby is a classic). At any given point, there was a new crop of former indiecentrics learning the error of their ways — even without the Internet. Molotkow's 2012 is another listener's 2002 or 1992.
Molotkow seems deeply conflicted, grasping outside of the work she's engaging with instead of the work itself. Taste is less about what than why, and, "Because other people whatever," is a really shitty why. Despite waffling several times (she actually describes her argument as "deeply stupid" at one point), she seems steadfast in her juvenile ways, too: "Like friendship, taste should be somewhat exclusive — your friends are the ones you choose above all the other bozos. If everybody is friends, then no one is, really. The same applies to being fans of Arcade Fire." But the Arcade Fire aren't your friends, and if you really like them, you're choosing them above all the other bozos. So what's the fucking problem?
Despite not ending here, this seems to be the nut of her essay:
"My quarrel here isn't with the idea that cool people don't know as much about stuff as they used to. If you really want to drill deep into your interests, you still have that option. You just have to accept that most of your findings will have no social value."
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Now that the White House Office of Management Budget has completed the review, the NHTSA is preparing to finalize the regulation. The proposal suggests increasing the number of new vehicles with EDRs from 91.6 percent today to 100 percent of light-duty cars and trucks.
Event data recorders, also known as "black boxes," collect driver data such as speed, use of a seatbelt, whether brakes were applied, etc. before and after a vehicle crash. The idea behind them is to deploy better safety measures for vehicles as well as better overall vehicle design.
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"Event data recorders help our engineers understand how cars perform in the real world but looking forward, we need to make sure we preserve privacy," said Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers spokeswoman Gloria Bergquist. "Automakers do not access EDR data without consumer permission, and any government requirements to install EDRs on all vehicles must include steps to protect consumer privacy."
In April of this year, the U.S. Senate passed a highway bill called the "Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act", also known as MAP21. The bill aimed to require all new 2015 model year vehicles to have black boxes for record vehicle data.
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By jimgris-Oracle on Jan 31, 2010
How could I not read an article in USA Today with a headline like this? Psychologists: Propaganda works better than you think.
It's true, of course. I find propaganda is a remarkably effective tool, and it's far more sophisticated in democracies than it is in totalitarian societies (see Chomsky here and here and a million other places, and also see David Barstow's reports on the media and the Pentagon -- video, article, article -- for a well-known and recent example). But what I found most interesting in the USA Today piece was the assertion that accurate information may not counteract propaganda very well and actually could help transmit it. If that's true, would it make sense to be more assertive in communications to drive the agenda and then to ignore critics (or at least the vicious and extreme ones)? I suppose this strategy wouldn't necessarily work in all cases, and there are certainly some very effective techniques to deposition attackers. But just tossing out good information in a attempt to thwart the bad stuff may not be a good use of time. Having the good information well documented so you can rapidly point to it for those interested is required, of course, but it's the never-ending iterative arguing that I think I'm done with. I've been trying this for about a year now, and I find it more effective than my earlier pattern of responding to everything in an attempt to change minds. I gave up. Plus, it's not as exhausting.
Propaganda fascinates me. I keep track here: http://blogs.sun.com/jimgris/tags/propaganda


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Style isn't something the PlayBook struggles with. The bezel round its screen may be a tad chunky but otherwise the plain black glass covered front - with its subtle BlackBerry logo - is pure minimalist class. Likewise the matt black back is a lesson in muted elegance. Yes, it's all a bit staid but black has, and always will be, the "new black".
It's also a lovely device to handle. Where the iPad 2, with its 9.7in screen, feels too heavy and large for comfortable one-handed use the PlayBook's 7in form factor is much more manageable. This is also helped by the soft-touch finish of the back, which lives up to its description perfectly.
Talking specifics, the PlayBook has dimensions of 194 x 130 x 10 mm (HxWxD) and weighs in at 425g. In contrast the iPad 2 is 241.2 x 185.7 x 8.8 mm and 601g, and the Motorola Xoom - the flagship Android 3.0 tablet - is 249.1 x 167.8 x 12.9 mm and 730g. Clearly different people have different requirements for a tablet but to our minds the size of this device (shared with devices like the HTC Flyer and Samsung Galaxy Tab) has always been more desirable both for its out-and-about portability and its general round the house ease of use.
Connectivity is also decent. Along the bottom - the PlayBook is designed to be held in landscape mode - are sockets for miniHDMI, microUSB and a docking port. Pleasingly, RIM includes in the box cables for both the HDMI and microUSB sockets, which is still something of a rarity. You also get a rather nifty neoprene sleeve to keep the tablet protected.
Up top, along with the volume and power buttons, is a headphone jack. The only missing piece is a microSD slot for expanding the tablet's storage. This means, for instance, that you can't use a microSD to SD adapter like the OCZ Trifecta to take photos straight from your camera and load them onto the tablet.
What you get instead is a choice of 16GB, 32GB or 64GB of inbuilt storage. Sadly, while the 16GB version is competitively priced, at $579, the 32GB is set to cost $689 and the 64GB rises all the way to $799. There's no two ways about it; those prices are crazy! We'll talk more on price a little later, though.
Getting back to the physical controls, the volume buttons are nice and responsive - though given the tablet's landscape leanings, it would've been more sensible to have them on the sides, where your hands rest. Likewise, the tiny power button is a bit inconveniently placed, given it's used to lock and unlock the screen - something you do every time you pick the tablet up and put it down. More positive is the addition of a play/pause button nestled between the volume controls, which gives you quick access to halting and commencing your tunes - it would be particularly nice to see a double-tap of this opening the music player.
Above the screen is a 3-megapixel front facing camera along with an oddly prominent hole for the ambient light sensor that optionally controls the screen brightness. Meanwhile round the back is a 5-megapixel camera. Both will shoot 1080p video and all told they far outclass those of the iPad 2, though are about on-par with other premium tablets. Regardless, nice to have though they are, we're yet to be convinced of the use for cameras (particularly the rear facing one) on a tablet. Only with the application of some particularly clever apps may they come into their own, and we're yet to encounter any.
Of course video chat is one option for the cameras and this is available on the PlayBook. However, it only works from PlayBook to PlayBook.
The BlackBerry PlayBook's screen is excellent. With a resolution of 1,024 x 600 pixels it doesn't have quite as many dots as an iPad but thanks to its smaller size it looks much sharper. Colours are also punchy, there's a decent depth to dark colours and, key for a tablet, viewing angles are excellent. Videos and pictures in particular look superb. We sometimes found text scaling to be a bit iffy, making some text a bit blurry, but this is very much dependent upon which apps we were using.
Also impressive, in fact downright flabbergasting, are the speakers. Unlike most tablets, RIM has equipped the PlayBook with stereo speakers that fire from two thin grilles on either side of the screen. These add a huge amount of enjoyment to videos, games and music simply because you actually have the absorbing affect of stereo (rather than mono). But what's more, the quality of the speakers is exceptional. Clarity is a cut above, you actually get some semblance of bass, and max volume is incredible.
The headphone jack also provides noise-free audio quality. It even pauses your music or video when you remove your headphones, which is a trick we're always pleased to see. Oddly, though, upon re-inserting your headphones, the audio player will commence playing at the start of the next track. Who knows why? Not us.
Thus far performance has been impressive but when it comes to interface, the PlayBook has a bit of a wobble. Inside the tablet is a dual-core 1GHz Texas Instruments OMAP4 chipset, which in terms of capability is roughly the same as that used on most of the current crop of dual-core tablets (It has two Cortex A9 CPUs and a hefty PowerVR SGX540 GPU). With a decent 1GB of RAM to back it up, it certainly seems to tick all the performance boxes. However, while in some ways it does, on other fronts it simply doesn't cut it.
General navigation is swift with menu elements smoothly gliding around and basic apps and system properties loading rapidly. Graphically impressive games are also handled with ease as is high quality HD video. However, a few things cause it to come a cropper. The worst is the web browser where simply scrolling around and zooming in and out is a clunky, stuttering process. This is very much the fault of the web browser rather than the system overall but it is a trait shared by several other apps, including the Facebook one, for instance. You can certainly cope with these moments but precisely the smooth, effortless motion that catapulted the iPad to such popularity is what's missing.
This said, one of the key abilities of the PlayBook is its multitasking and being able to play an HD video running while playing a 3D game, browsing the web and checking your tweets, effortlessly flicking between them all, is very impressive. Because, of course, we all like to do that many tasks at once…
Speaking of multitasking, this very ability is key to the PlayBook's interface, as are gestures. Like HP's WebOS, you don't have homescreens filled with widgets and apps, but instead the homescreen is reserved for showing the apps you have running. To open an app you use the app launcher that runs along the bottom - swipe up and the launcher fills the screen.
The app launcher can be organised into Favourites, Media and Games and the icons can otherwise be moved around into whatever order you want. You can't create folders though.
Once an app is open it will fill the screen as you'd expect. It's here that gestures start to come into play. Swipe up from the bottom and the app is minimised to a large thumbnail size on the homescreen, and if it's a video (flash video included) or game it will continue running in the background. Now you can continue opening other apps, and minimising them as you please, swiping left and right between the thumbnails to pick the one you want. When you've decided you no longer require an app you can tap the 'X' button or swipe it upwards off screen.
Although unfamiliar, this interface does actually work very well. We wouldn't say it's better than the iPad and Android style but it certainly has its advantages. What it doesn't address, though, is the need to actually view two apps at once in sensibly sized windows - just like on a desktop OS - it's either fullscreen or a thumbnail. Not that any other tablet offers this sort of functionality yet...
Nevertheless, some of the other gestures are great additions. Swipe down from the top bezel and if you're on the homescreen it will open the system settings. If you're in an app it will open the options for that app. Alternatively, swipe down from the top right corner of the screen and the system status bar that runs along the top of the homepage pops up. From here you can access wireless and Bluetooth settings, lock the screen orientation, check the battery level or open the full system settings. Flick up from the bottom left corner and you bring up the excellent on-screen keyboard.
This combination of gestures is brilliant, letting you know where you stand in terms of how to access basic features and you can do all these things without interrupting whatever you're doing in the background. Incidentally, you can change the settings to make apps pause when minimised or when another app is maximised, to help save battery life.
One set of gestures we're not so keen on, though, are the one used to move between open apps. Swipe left or right from the right and left bezels respectively and you can move from your current app to the next one without minimising and reopening. However, not only is this not all that useful, it also adds complication and, worst of all, we often found we'd activate these gestures when simply trying to interact with the app we were using - most commonly when trying to pinch-to-zoom.
The PlayBook QNX interface is, in general, a joy to use. Remove those left and right gestures and iron out the few moments of stuttering performance and it'll be up there with the best.
We might as well come right out and say it: when it comes to apps, the PlayBook is severely limited at the moment. BlackBerry anticipates having 2 000 apps in its own App World store for the Australian PlayBook launch (compared to the 100,000 in the Apple and Android stores) and theoretically the tablet can run all the Android apps - all app developers will need to do to include their apps on the PlayBook is tick the proverbial box to allow it. However, as things stand only the basics are accounted for - the likes of Facebook for instance. Existing BlackBerry apps don't work either.
Not only does the PlayBook lack apps in its store, it also currently is missing some basic in-built functionality, most notably email and calendar apps. This is because the PlayBook has to an extent been designed as an accompaniment to a BlackBerry phone. You can link the two and use the PlayBook as the screen and controller for interacting with your phone's email and calendar apps.
This was done to make the PlayBook as secure as possible by having none of this data stored on the device - and of course all BlackBerry communications are already encrypted and sent via the company's secure servers. It's for this reason that the current PlayBook also lacks a 3G connection of its own - yes, this is a Wi-Fi only device. You can at least use it to piggyback off most phones' 3G connections using Wi-Fi tethering.
The BlackBerry phone symbiosis is very nicely done, so if you are a BlackBerry user it's a very worthwhile purchase, though you'll always need to ensure your phone and tablet are within spitting distance.
As email is not supported natively (there's no SMS messaging app either though this is less surprising) it's down to webmail to get things done, and there are even dedicated apps for Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo! Mail, and AOL Mail, all of which open the browser to a custom version of the web services. Some are more successful than others. Gmail, for instance, has a nice split design, allowing you to scroll through your inbox on the left while viewing individual emails on the right. On the other hand, Hotmail requires you to navigate back and forth between messages and your inbox. All told, you can get by but it's far from perfect, and of course if you don't have a webmail service you're up the creek.
The same goes for calendars and contact management - it's online or nothing. And you can forget about integrating Facebook with Gmail or Twitter with Hotmail. It's one web service at a time.
This wouldn't be so bad were it not for the web browsing being rather temperamental. Again, it ticks all the right boxes with support for full HTML5 and Flash, and is one of the most desktop-like browsing experiences going. However, not only does it regularly crash - particularly when viewing Flash content - but general usability is let down by sluggish performance. Turn off Flash and it improves immensely. Turn Javascript off too and it becomes decidedly sprightly but the latter is essential for most websites and the former is supposed to be one of the PlayBook's big selling points.
The bizarre thing is that Flash is actually incredibly well handled. It's being easier to actually interact with Flash videos and games than on any other mobile platform (perhaps bar WebOS). It's just performance and stability can't match it.
Where RIM has had the opportunity to really work on its apps, the power of the PlayBook is shown in its full glory. The picture viewer for instance is a beautifully simple but elegant affair that makes it effortless and joyful to browser your snaps. Likewise the video player, which only lacks mkv support, does a great job of presenting your clips in an easy-to-navigate manner, and as noted playback is excellent.
Other highlights include the Documents To Go apps, Word To Go, Sheet To Go and Slideshow To Go which are both powerful yet easy to use. The Clock, the Calculator and Music player also feel effortless to get to grips with.
Something that helps the document writing experience is the on-screen keyboard. The layout is excellent, with essential punctuation keys available on the initial letters screen, and a good selection of other special characters available at a touch of the '123sym' button. Having the numbers arranged phone fashion is a bit bizarre but you soon get the hang of it. The best thing is that with the device in portrait you can easily reach the full set of keys without having to shift your grip, letting you type at a decent pace.
If you want to use a normal keyboard and mouse, standard Bluetooth peripherals are supported, and as noted there are a number of docks available for holding the device upright when you want to go hands-free.
Hooking the device up to a TV is a cinch and RIM has cleverly made it simple to select whether an app is shown fullscreen on the TV or if the PlayBook should simply be mirrored. So if you want to watch a video on your telly while browsing the web on your tablet, you can do so, assuming you have a long enough HDMI cable.
Connecting the device to a computer is also a breeze. You need to install the BlackBerry sync software but it's fairly unobtrusive and if you just want to drag and drop some pics and tunes onto the device you can do. You can also sync using a number of media management programs like Windows Media Player.
When it comes to battery life, we found it quite varied considerably. Performance is at its best when you turn down the multitasking options, which for general use is perfectly practical. Overall we weren't blown away, though, particularly as it seemed to take quite some time to charge, but 7 hours seems to be the average figure.
Even without a microSD slot this 16GB unit is competitively priced in hardware terms, but clearly performance and usability let the side down. Were we looking at a 32GB device for this price, the sheer amount of tech would be compelling enough to make it tempting - after all, updates to fix all the major issues are definitely on the way. As it stands, though, the more desirable higher capacity devices are too expensive and the overall experience is just too limiting.
The BlackBerry PlayBook is a superb piece of hardware with a great screen, powerful speakers, smart design, and feature packed innards. And were the software up to scratch it could easily be one of our top choice tablets.
However, even though we know updates are imminent, as it stands this tablet lacks app support, is too unstable, has variable performance, and is too reliant on being paired to a BlackBerry phone. Check back in a couple of months, though, and we could well have a winner on our hands.
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Now that Daft Punk has received praise and awards maybe they can drop the gimmicky masks and stand on their talent.ReplyCancel
I… um… well…
Hi, Stevie Nicks! Looking good!ReplyCancel
While on that topic – wow= can't believe Madonna looked like a hag- she has really aged.ReplyCancel
Daft Punk has been doing that for about 20 years, I don't think they are gonna stop now. Plus Guy would probably die if he would have to stand in front of people without a mask and actually speak.ReplyCancel
With all seriousness, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis – are they a couple? Was Same Love their way of making an announcement?
Speaking of which, the couples that got married last night, I thought that was really sweet. Will make for a great story for their children.ReplyCancel
Karen – that is truly sad…ReplyCancel
Stevie Nicks still looks like a goat and I'm pretty sure Slipknot Clown has a real name – way to be a dismissive jerk.
I think it's Cory, I'm like 99% sure every member of Slipknot is named Cory.
I was wondering if Ryan and Macklemore were a couple as well. It would've been super cool if Queen Latifah came out especially with her announcing the couples being married and all:-)I guess that would've been too REAL for us normal people, we just can't handle the truth:-p….smhReplyCancel
@texas rose Yeah he's notoriously shy and extremely introverted. Thomas is the talkative one out of that bunch 😉 And I know waaaaayyy to much about them, I feel like a tween fangirl.ReplyCancel
Macklemore and Ryan Lewis are NOT a couple. Macklemore is not gay, he has a fiancé (a woman). I don't know anything about Ryan. But really, just because you believe in equal rights and write a song about gay love doesn't make you gay. (not that there's anything wrong with it)ReplyCancel
I think this is the first time I've ever seen Stevie Nicks in pants.ReplyCancel
Right. Macklemore wrote that song for his gay unclesReplyCancel
I think Julian looks more like John Lennon. But you never see him, especially with Yoko. Plus I think he is a lot more talented then Sean ever could dream of being.
It is kinds weird that you always see Sean with Yoko. I remember seeing pictures of Yoko without him, but never Sean without her.ReplyCancel
lol…I'm a bit jaded from all the celebrity gossip from all the years but a wife and child does not mean you aren't gay in HOLLYWEIRD…SERIOUSLY I know what you are saying but look at Jessica Simpson's dad coming out of the closet after all these years…IJS I definitely don't want to start a fight, I'm not saying he IS gay. I just wondered slightly and frankly I could NOT careless. I LOVE the music:-)ReplyCancel
I am feeling it Cyndi!ReplyCancel
All of Slipknot scare the shit outta meReplyCancel
Me too.ReplyCancel
Macklemore and Ryan need to steal better stuff from the thrift store.ReplyCancel
Did you see Yoko getting ready for the event?ReplyCancel
Sean Lennon trying way too hard to look like his father circa 1969. Be yourself.ReplyCancel
Velvet. Green velvet.ReplyCancel
Sean Lennon looks great. Ciara looks great from the neck up, that is an unfortunate dress clearly stolen from a Dynasty lockerReplyCancel
Seek g them together, I thought they were one of the gsy couples to be married. Who copied the other, was it Madonna first or Yoko? 😛ReplyCancel
What kind of spellczheck misses gay and let's gsy go by?ReplyCancel
Perhaps Sean isn't worth as much money to be papped on his own. Better at hiding unless mum is around? He hands out in the jewelry district?ReplyCancel
Macklemore is engaged to Tricia – blonde woman who was with him at the event. Ryan is dating a lady with long dark hair, whose name I don't know. But no, they are not gay.ReplyCancel
Macklemore isn't gay, and if he were, he'd be out.
It's sad about Madonna. She has had enough under her belt where she could've aged gracefully – no botox or grills, and shown up to be worshipped at the award shows every now and then, and she wouldn't have had to do sh*t but just stand there. But sadly, she's turned into this really over-the-top, desperate person. I don't know why we thought a high-level narcissist would be any different as they aged, though.ReplyCancel


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Berserk. Read it. Now.
......(unless you don't have the stomach for extreme violence/gore/graphic scenes/etc)
Holy crap. You don't have SlamDunk on your list.
Here it is: Slam Dunk.
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I loved FLCL which is very childish as well. I usually try not to let "maturity" get to me. xD
心を吹き抜ける 空の色 香風。
im surprised no one mentioned HELLSING. manga and the ova. read/watch those. NOW.
Try Samurai 7. It's about 7 samurai fighting against the bandits for a village. The storyline is really good and the music and action are awesome. Graphics are pretty decent.
I like many of the animes you've watched. Kuroshitsuji is my favorite, you should check it out.
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