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I've got a questions about biting in young toddlers. My dd in only 14 months old and recently she's started biting when she's frustrated. Primarily me (the odd time time daddy and grandma) and i've always delt with it by saying "no biting, biting hurts", or "i understand your frustrated but you can't bite mommy it hurts me", etc. I try to make sure that she never gets overtired because this brings out the biting the most. However this means ensuring that we are always at home for naps (as she does not nap well outside the home), and as much as i love my home i do need to get out every now and then. So today we went to the city. Primarily walmart i tried to watch her to see signs that she was getting tired. as soon as i spotted those signs i plopped her up in a wrap and started trying to find a quiet area of the store. But she became more frustrated with me (I assume it was because there is soo much to see but she is soo tired she doesn't know what to do). So i started pacing up and down the isles trying to avoid people and humming to her. she became even more frustrated. I tried signing (as she signs) sleep and saying, night night, time for a nap. Rubbing the back of her head and gently trying to carress her head down onto my chest. She became even more frustrated and started biting me. I said my usual speal and she turned her anger inwards and bit herself. she bit herself so hard that's she's brused the area and broke some blood vessles. other spots the teeth mark stayed there for about and hour or so. I attempted to offer her other safe alternatives to bite, a doll, her pacifier. She ignored them all and continued to bite my hands. i've never seen her so upset and so aggressive to herself. I"m very concerned about this behaviour as it seems to be slowly escalating lately. Is this normal for 14 months? Does anyone have some literature on this i can read? did you have this happen and how did you deal with it???
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Sometimes we all have those days (kids included). I think a lot of kids this age get a 'thing' that might be hard for a parent to deal with...head banging, running away, screaming etc. Be persistent (as you are) and do your best, sometimes it will not be enough! These times will happen!
What to do When Your Toddler Bites
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You also might consider teething making it worse. Give yourself a break, no parenting method or practice solves every incident, every time. Each day is a wild card!
My second daughter bit when she about that age, too. It wasn't really because she was frustrated...I actually think she found it funny. So, not the same situation obviously, but it still hurts! I just tried to be patient while telling her over and over that it hurts and not to do that. Eventually, I knew she'd grow out of it. Finally, at some point, she bit me on the belly and it hurt so bad and surprised me so much that I kind of screamed. It really scared her and I told her calmly that it hurt me and not to do it. She stopped after that. I wouldn't recommend making your child cry (oh I felt so bad, even though that totally wasn't my intention) but perhaps showing your child that it really hurts -- exaggerate your facial expressions perhaps. Breastfeeding mothers, when faced with a biting baby, immediately pull the child off the nipple (gently) to indicate that it hurt. So, perhaps something gentle but that still makes it obvious that it hurt!
Another thing I do with my children, even at ages when they don't quite understand, is that I ask for a kiss to make it better. Eventually, it seems they begin to correlate me asking for a kiss with that it hurt.
Just as naomi said, I say, "Hang in there." This age is just like that...
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I've been trying to follow much of the advice given in the two links that you've suggested. however the biting is increasing. Earlier today she was not following anything i was asking her to do while playing. I asked her not to climb on the back of the sofa, and that if she needed to climb she could climb on some of the stacked pillows is set out for her to tumble around on. When i pulled her off the back of the couch she bit me. I said "no biting, biting hurts". she made like she was going to hug me. than bit the underside of my breast! I told her "no biting, biting hurts, mama's going to go in the other room" and calmly walked to the other room. She followed me 10 secs later and went up to the cat to pull her fur out. I said "abby that hurts the kitty, how about you play with the fluffy ducky" to wich she turned around and bit me in the neck!! She's been doing this for several days now. i'm trying to be patent, but it's getting frustrating.
I'm getting suggestions like: you might have to bite her back (which i don't but i have taken her own fist and placed it against her teeth and said out they hurt), you might have to put pepper in her mouth, you might have to tap her bottom. None of which i agree with.
How are some of the creative ways you have delt with biting in your toddler?
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Oh that sounds so frustrating. My 21m old is now throwing things AT us with pretty good aim. Hard things like wooden blocks and dishes! We also just leave the room and remind him all the things like you do "Please don't throw, it hurts Mommy."
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you might have to bite her back (which i don't but i have taken her own fist and placed it against her teeth and said out they hurt), you might have to put pepper in her mouth, you might have to tap her bottom
Have no reason to work and every reason to avoid. I think you know that but are feeling desperate at the behavior. I know no one likes to be bitten!
Go outside or another room to play in
Go to another room (take the cat)
Maybe she is board...give her an old magazine to rip up or some other random thing.
Distraction Distraction Distraction!
Sing a song to her "Put food in my mouth...and that is all blah Blah" Sillier the better
ANYTHING to get her to stop thinking how fun mommy gets when she coils away from my powerful chompers.
More physical play, climbing, running etc
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I have been trying many of your suggestions. Unfortuantly my lo is continuing to bite. Even worse than just biting me she has started to bite eveyone. Even some of her playmates It seems that whenever she becomes frustrated or angry she immediatly resorts to biting now. I have attemted to give her words for her feelings/emotions but she doesn't seem to use them until after she's bit. I have also started "crying" when she bites me and saying "oww you hurt mommy". Sometimes she starts to cry and she is always asked to kiss the boo boo she gave better, She is really good at that. When she bit her friend she became very distressed at her friends crying. WHile i was holding her friends and comforting her my dd wanted up. i stated to my dd that i couldn't hold her because she hurt her friend and i was trying to comfort her (as her friend had become afraid of my dd and was getting more upset everytime i went near her). Once i had the friend calmed down i asked my dd to kiss her friends boo boo better and give her a hug and say sorry.
I'm unsure of how to deal with this problem of biting other people. Some mom's have said i should give her time outs. however i'm not sure my dd will understand why she's being put into the "time out chair" at this age.
What have you guys done when your toddler is biting playmates and other family?? WHat did you find helpful?
My 13 month old daughter will bite out of frustration, or sometimes just because she's overly excited. Her biting habits unfortunately, came from us. Since she was little, we've always played a game we call "eat the baby", where we take her arm (or leg) and gently "chew" up making eating noises. I explained to my husband the dangers of this game, but the strange thing is that I'M the one who plays with her, and he's the one she bites.
Like everything else though, I believe in teaching rather than punishing, though that does have it's place. She understands that this game is a game that only we play with her. She is not allowed to play with us, unless she is gentle... and so with me, she has learned how to be gentle. And if it's not "eat the mommy", it's "kiss the mommy"... She learned how to "bite" (ie "eat") using an open mouth, in a repetitive kiss type motion.
When she is angry though, she (like most other kids) will still occasionally bite my husband on the neck (I'm still not sure why she doesn't do this with me). Our (my) solution to this is either stick our finger into her cheek (so she ends up biting her own cheek), or pushing her face into his neck (so she can't breathe). This is done QUICKLY, and when she lets go I put her down and tell her "No biting, thank you!" in a very stern voice. Being disconnected with us (being put put on the floor) seems to work better than my husbands method, which is to say (in an angry voice) "OOWWWW! NO BITING!".
As for biting others, at her age, I fully believe in using time outs. Not for punishment, but so they learn how to calm themselves down, and control their emotions during times when they feel out of control. And by time out I don't mean sitting in a corner... Just being pulled away from the situation and allowed to cool off before being allowed to go back.
But overall, sensitivity (over anger) towards best negative behavior (in my experience) has always been the best way to deal with situations like this, but it must always be followed with gentle discipline and an understanding as to why the behavior happened in the first place.
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Rather than time-outs, API advocates time-ins, a chance for parent and child to re-connect and work on the relationship. Positive Discipline is founded on the principle that behavior is not an act to be punished or rewarded, but an opportunity for learning and connecting. Punishments and rewards break the parent-child relationship. Forcing a disconnect in a disciplinary technique sends the message "I only love you when you do what I want", rather than an unconditional response which would be "I love you no matter what you do and want to help you make positive choices."
For more info on Positive Discipline, read here. Attached At the Heart goes into more in-depth detail.
That's a great link. I never thought what I do as time in, instead of time out. I never leave her side, and I never get angry, but rather I guide her through it to teach that her way of dealing with her emotions is inappropriate for the situation and help her find a better way.
I spent a couple minutes just now on your disconnect comment, and the only time I've done that is when she bit me, and I've only ever done it twice during the same biting episode (I was going to say once, but I had to think about it for a second). I've also never turned my back on her when I did put her down, and I almost immediately picked her back up again (and repeated the process if she bit me again). If she wants to bite, then I don't want to carry her... But I'll put her down and sit with her at her level for a few seconds before allowing her back in my arms. That was the only time she ever bit me, so I can't say if that technique really worked or not.
That's an interesting way of phrasing it though (and I'm not saying I necessarily agree with it), because I don't believe I have EVER sent my daughter the message that I only love her when she "does what I want". Intentionally or not. Perhaps it's how the put done is done? I know parents who will put their kids down and walk away if they ever bit. Or put them in their crib as punishment. And I FIRMLY disagree with punishing a young child for something he/she doesn't understand is wrong. Positive discipline is something I've always practiced.
It's interesting to think about though! Thanks for the link. The tools are pretty bang on accurate as to how I parent both my own child and the older kids I used to nanny for (for 16 years). I bookmarked it anyway though.
PaxMamma: I'm curious though, what your suggestion of positive discipline would be for a child who hits or bits (both yourself and/or others). How would you handle that? Perhaps you could teach me (us) a more appropriate way.
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your question is extremely general, i don't believe in a one-size-fits-all solution. what i would do would depend on the age of the child and the circumstances at that particular moment. but no matter what the behavior, when my children misbehave, i TRY (not perfect) to think, what is the need that my child is trying to meet here? are they hungry, tired, emotionally empty, disappointed, etc., then i try to meet that need.
as for hitting and biting, in many, many cases, it is developmental. so, i would first make sure all their needs are met and then move on to distracting, redirecting, problem-solving, whatever tools are called for at the time. sometimes, when my oldest hits my youngest, i may say "ooh, i see that your love tank is empty, let's fill it up" and then i'd squeeze, hug, kiss, tickle, until he is laughing and feeling better about himself. this would be considered a "playful parenting" approach.
again, this is pretty general. if you have specifics, i could maybe clarify.
Originally posted by PaxMamma View Postbut no matter what the behavior, when my children misbehave, i TRY (not perfect) to think, what is the need that my child is trying to meet here? are they hungry, tired, emotionally empty, disappointed, etc., then i try to meet that need.
as for hitting and biting, in many, many cases, it is developmental. so, i would first make sure all their needs are met and then move on to distracting, redirecting, problem-solving, whatever tools are called for at the time. .
I apologise for my original reply. Being an AP forum (and an AP mom), I assumed you all would understand where I was coming from. Obviously I need to think before I type here. Newbie mistakes... lol
Originally posted by sgmom View PostI don't believe in distracting or redirecting a negative behavior such as biting, which is why I like the put down method.
(My keyboard seems to be stuck on the French language setting so that`s why I can`t seem to get a proper apostrophe. )
Originally posted by Jessica View PostI`m just wondering what you don`t like about distracting and redirecting.
I use PaxMamma's playful parenting technique often, but I believe it needs to be used in an appropriate time, and not for such situations like biting. Biting is not okay (ever). But like PaxMamma said, it's a very general question. If she's biting out of anger, that's one thing. If it's during play, that's something else altogether.
That said, if she's ABOUT to bite me, I'll quickly redirect her with tickling or another method of play ("were you about to bite? I guess I didn't see that!"). But if she throws a tantrum because I took a toy away (she doesn't do this, but just to use it as an example) and bites me when I pick her up (ie anger/frustration), that needs to be addressed that it's not okay to act out in such a manner.
I never show anger or frustration when I put her down (with the exception of using a stern - never angry - voice that biting is not okay), and I never EVER ignore her. There's a difference between sending the message that something is not okay, and punishing a behavior that should be taught instead is not acceptable, and hopefully finding a better way to voice our needs.
I did a search for "time outs vs time ins" last night (I've never heard of time in), and as it turns out, time in is EXACTLY what I do. I guess using the words "being disconnected" in my original post was an obvious wrong choice of words, as I don't disconnect myself with her. I simply put her down, then get to get level and address the problem. The "disconnect" that I was referring to, is physical not emotional. I've also never ignored a request to be picked back up. I teach my kids that I love them no matter what, but certain actions or behaviors are not accepted by me. And the "consequence" (in this case, being put down) is ALWAYS VERY quickly followed up with LOTS AND LOTS of love. Kisses, I love you's, tickles, playtime, etc.
Edited to add: I just wanted to note that my daughter is somewhat high needs. She will play by herself quite nicely most of the time, but she has a VERY strong personality. She knows what she wants, when she wants it, how she wants it delivered... she has been this way since the day she was born. There are days where she'll happily play alone until my daycare kids get here, and there are other days (like today) when she wants constant attention. Some days I'll spend hours carrying her with my baby wrap. It's not uncommon to have her wrapped on my back and the 3 month old wrapped on my front (with the same wrap). So putting her down sends a strong message to her, but I would only use it in times where I need to really send a message that something is NOT okay. And biting, is certainly one of those things.
A friend of mine had (has) a biter, and her technique for dealing with this was to redirect his mood, or distract him with toys. 3 years later, he still bites (he used to just bite her, now he bites other kids), and she still redirect. Her problem though (I believe) is that she's never told him it wasn't okay to bite, and she never dealt with the reasons why he bites in the first place.
And I am very sorry for using the word disconnect. I had no idea time-ins were a thing! I've always just explained to friends that my version of time-out doesn't involve punishment. Who knew!Last edited by sgmom; 10-21-2009, 12:36 PM.


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I have been using the Golfshot: Golf GPS for a while now. There has been a bit of a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it it an asset on the course. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because once, on my most recent round, it "all of a sudden" became grossly inaccurate as to yardage and lost the aerial view. It's the only time it's ever happened. Inasmuch as it still uses a lot of battery, consider getting a battery extender, or solar charger. I also got an iPhone holder that attaches to the cart, making viewing and entry of scores very easy.
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This is an impressive value.
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Sometimes almost everything can go right and you still come out with a loss. Last night was a bit of a tough one to swallow. It seemed that Calgary dictated flow and pace for much of the game, but simply failed to capitalize on numerous chances and lost to, admittedly, one of the hottest teams in the NHL. It sucks, but it happens.
I'm trying to be realistic about this.
The odds are, you don't hold the team with two of the three best players in the world to less than zero goals. I believe it's mathematically impossible, in fact. When you score none, even one goal is a death sentence. But that was the Flames' fate last night as they ran into a white-hot team that got phenomenal goaltending.
It wasn't as though the Flames had no finish (they got robbed more than a few times by Marc-Andre Fleury), and the team defense was, I thought, very strong. The two goals against came on a power play and a gorgeous transition play that was set up by a strong poke in the Pens' defensive zone. What're ya gonna do?
Frankly, everything about this game was encouraging except the final result. Strong offensive night, very good defense, continued discipline and a good night outta Miikka Kipusoff. Would've been nice to even get a point out of it. But them's the breaks.
The Good
David Moss — Best Flame on the ice for sure. Hit a post, had another grade-A chance get improbably stopped, and set up Curtis Glencross (who also had a very good game) for the best Calgary chance of the night, only to be ROBBBBBBBBBED by Marc-Andre Fleury with a stop that would be save of the night in any rink anywhere in the world.
Team defense — Those boys blocked a LOT of shots on the way to Kipper. In fact, the number was 18. Which is pretty good considering the quality of shots the Pens can get.
Miikka Kiprusoff — Very strong at the back. Made a few difficult saves. He finished the night with 26 stops and really, if your save percentage is up around .930 like that, your team should win the game for you.
The attack — Despite getting drastically outwilled and outhit (more on that in a second), the Flames made Fleury work for his shutout. Putting up 31 shots is always a good thing.
The Bad
(Many of these are just going to be about how good the Penguins were)
They ran into Brooks Orpik — Wow was he a monster. Finished the night with 10 hits and seven blocked shots. TEN HITS!
The Penguins' physicality — I think the Flames had a hard time dealing the fact that they got hit 44 times (even if that number probably is a bit inflated by the Pens' home stat guys). That's a ridiculous amount regardless.
Just one of those nights — It happens. You probably don't want it to happen this late in the season, but such is life.
The Ugly
Faceoffs — The Flames only won 42 percent of them. That kinda thing catches up to you.
Guess who — You each get one guess as to which Flame was on the ice for both Pittsburgh goals. Hint: he also had nine hits, several of which took him out of position.
The power play — Hmm, 0-fer on five chances, including a double minor, huh? That's interesting. And only six shots on five power plays, you say? That seems bad. Pretty pretty pretty pretty bad.
Dion Phaueuf is a complete liability, what a joke that he is getting 30 mins a game... and yes I understand he is 23.
There is no way he make team Canada playing like this.. he leads the league in 5 on 5 goals against and is the 9th highest scoring Canadain defensmen... I think its time to call him what he is, just a kid in a mans game.
Yah young Dion is a prize this year, having just read the dick measuring discussion that hides in the corsi blog below I am drawn to an observation. When dions jock is hanging from the rafters of the dome (again) I shall now be conscious of the fact that 4 others pay a minus price for his incompetence and one takes a boot in the jewel that is his save %. Its really an injustice but will be argued as democratic.... i guess.
part of the reason we only got 6 shots on 5 power plays is that they had the puck... in our end... shooting on our goalie. WTF?
If you look real close at that glenX chance..... he yanked that attempt so bad im not sure he would have hit the net, the fact that fluery didnt knock it in nearly defies description, it went right through him and out the other side... its just not possible!
then again.. that penguin choke fest at the EN was damn near as unbelievable. Matt Cooke still sucks!!
Enjoyable game to watch.. bit more of a smash fest than I expected, but Im good with that, builds character for the real season upcoming.


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Of the four big mouth-watering Heineken Cup match-ups, this has the potential for fireworks as Ulster face off with Saracens at Ravenhill.
Of the four mouth-watering Heineken Cup quarter-finals, this undoubtedly possesses the greatest needle as Ulster tackle Saracens at Ravenhill.
What a weekend we have in store.
Due to the outfits involved and also the venues set to host these last-eight showdowns, this could well be the most anticipated European weekend in years. Thomond Park, Stade Marcel-Michelin, Stade Félix Mayol and the aforementioned Ravenhill will all be jumping come kick-off.
The latter has been redeveloped in time – as Ulster promised – and will be ready to create a special night in its history as they sold out their own tickets before fans snapped up 1,500 that Saracens sent back to them in under a minute, with that announcement adding further spice.
Furthermore, former Ulster coach and now Saracens boss Mark McCall told the Belfast Telegraph on Thursday that despite them selling out Wembley for a recent Premiership fixture, "there is a difference between a corporate audience and a hungry rugby public".
We couldn't agree more.
Because of home field advantage, Ulster enter the clash as slight favourites, but write off Saracens and their outstanding defence at your peril. If the English side do what they did against Bath at the Recreation Ground then Ulster have a job posting substantial points.
Saracens are arguably the form team of the two after winning at Wasps while Ulster fell to Cardiff Blues in their respective leagues. But while the Blues were impressive, Ulster were clearly not at the races from a psychological point, which won't be an issue at 18:30 BST.
Much of course has been made of Ruan Pienaar's availability due to a recent injury while Billy Vunipola's fitness has also been in the news as this meeting approaches. No disrespect to Vunipola but Pienaar's absence would have had the greater impact.
They both start the clash, with Pienaar alongside Paddy Jackson while Vunipola wears number six in a back-row line-up that includes Jacques Burger and Ernst Joubert.
Up against Pienaar will be Richard Wigglesworth, who gets the nod over Neil de Kock at scrum-half while Saracens go for Duncan Taylor at outside centre ahead of Chris Wyles.
Finding weak spots in these world class XVs will be the task for both coaches but even if they do manage to do so, benches including the likes of Stephen Ferris, Robbie Diack, Kelly Brown and Charlie Hodgson just add to the depth in quality. What a game for a neutral.
Ones to watch:
For Ulster: He oozes class and seems to make time for himself on the ball, Ruan Pienaar returns from injury in time to start this game. His performance at Leicester in the Pools was superb…Ulster need a repeat. Also keep an eye on Stephen Ferris coming off the bench.
For Saracens: The form of Owen Farrell has been superb for England and Saracens this season and he will need to continue that in the white hot atmosphere at Ravenhill. If he can pull the strings, get on top of opposition fly-half Paddy Jackson and have an intense yet cool demeanour about the Ravenhill pitch then Saracens have more than a chance of winning.
Head-to-head: We go to the heart of the action for this one as Rory Best takes on Schalk Brits. Two players with different styles but both equally effective for their respective teams, Best will use his intelligence around the field in combination with his threat at the ruck while Brits is all-action. We also cannot wait for Roger Wilson going up against Billy Vunipola.
Prediction: The Ravenhill factor will be huge. Saracens to push hard but Ulster by 3!
The teams:
Ulster: 15 Jared Payne, 14 Andrew Trimble, 13 Darren Cave, 12 Luke Marshall, 11 Tommy Bowe, 10 Paddy Jackson, 9 Ruan Pienaar, 8 Nick Williams, 7 Chris Henry, 6 Roger Wilson, 5 Dan Tuohy, 4 Johann Muller (c), 3 John Afoa, 2 Rory Best, 1 Tom Court.
Replacements: 16 Rob Herring, 17 Andrew Warwick, 18 Ricky Lutton, 19 Iain Henderson, 20 Stephen Ferris, 21 Robbie Diack, 22 Paul Marshall, 23 Craig Gilroy.
Saracens: 15 Alex Goode, 14 Chris Ashton, 13 Duncan Taylor, 12 Brad Barritt, 11 David Strettle, 10 Owen Farrell, 9 Richard Wigglesworth, 8 Ernst Joubert, 7 Jacques Burger, 6 Billy Vunipola, 5 Mouritz Botha, 4 Steve Borthwick (c), 3 James Johnston, 2 Schalk Brits, 1 Mako Vunipola.
Replacements: 16 Jamie George, 17 Richard Barrington, 18 Matt Stevens, 19 Eoin Sheriff, 20 Kelly Brown, 21 Neil de Kock, 22 Charlie Hodgson, 23 Chris Wyles.
Date: Saturday, April 5
Kick-off: 18:30 BST
Venue: Ravenhill
Referee: Jérôme Garcès (France)
Assistant referees: Mathieu Raynal (France), Cédric Marchat (France)
TMO: Eric Gauzins (France)


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Some basic things:
You may, or may not still remember this tutorial thread, written by blud, the mangashare.com founder and former binktopia leader, a tutorial that helped a lot of newcomers to start scanlating (including me). Now, almost two years later, follows the updated version. I titled it "basic" since this is really the simple way which everyone should understand, and I wrote this for this school and new trainee's - once you join Binktopia after completing the school you'll learn our "real" cleaning way, including some more special filtering, adjustments and manual tricks, making the whole process a whole lot faster and better looking. But for beginners, the following is a really good and easy start, and not too different at all from what we do.
What you need:
- Adobe Photoshop CS and above, preferably CS3.
- Topaz Denoise [The keygen may get detected as a trojan, ignore it. If you need help with the installation, get on IRC.]
- A 2500px (height) HQ RAW from WSJ. (or higher, of course - resizing from smaller raw sizes will cause massive quality loss.)
- Some time and dedication, but most importantly the ability to read and follow instructions.
How it works:
We can do this really quick for those who know how scanlating works already, and more detailed for the real beginners.
Quick version:
- Load this action.
- Rotate the image using the Ruler Tool
- Crop the black borders surrounding the page by using the Crop tool.
- Click F2 or manually load the first step of the action script which you loaded earlier.
- Level the page.
- Use the burn tool at 30% (shadows) to blacken the blacks.
- Click F3 or manually load the second step of the action script.
- Get rid of all the obvious dusts on whites, deactivate the level layer.
- Redraw borders, fill bubbles with whites and you are done
I realize that beginners couldn't really understand anything there, so let's go into detail now...
Download and watch this video: Link or watch it on Veoh.com
- Open a RAW Page.
- Use the Ruler Tool, Rotate, and then the Crop tool. (Watch the video tutorial for that.)
- Go under Image -> Mode and select "RGB Color"
- Dublicate the background layer.
- Go under Filter -> Blur -> Surface Blur... and apply the settings 18 /10.
- Go under Filter -> Topaz Labs -> Topaz Denoise and apply settings 1.15 for noise reduction, 0.25 for deblur.
- Drink a coffee if you have only 1gb of Ram (topaz takes some time).
- Convert the Mode back to Grayscanle, under Image -> Mode.
- Surface Blur again with 18 / 10.
- Dublicate the Background Copy layer.
- Set the mode of this layer to "Color Burn".
- Set the Opacity of that Layer to 20%.
- Level it slightly, and then merge it down on the Background Copy layer.
- You should have only a Background (RAW) and Background Copy Layer now.
- Go under Image -> Adjustments -> Levels... and level the page. Beginners often tend to overlevel the page in order to have less work burning. While underleveling is just as bad. Try several times to find a good result.
- Go under Image -> Image Size... and resize it to 1150px height with 72 resolution.
- Create a new Adjustment Level layer on which you completely overlevel the page.
- Create a new empty layer and use the Pencil tool to erase obvious (scanner) dusts on whites and blacks.
- Deactivate the Adjustment Level layer, and save your page as .psd.
You are done now, with the precleaning. What's left to do is treating details, like faded white lines, separating speedlines (sometimes they have dust inbetween that makes them look thick, use the line tool to fix that), erasing the text (on the layer where you erased dusts), and bordering the page.


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Sort of like the I Love Lucy episode in the flooding shower stall. Also illogical since shower doors open out rather than in so the water pressure would have pushed the door open. In your case, you have to have a flushometer toilet, and the valve has to come loose from the pipe, (ideally, the victim working on it, had taken the toilet loose and had plugged the drain to eliminate odors and the valve broke off, a poor joint allowing it to separate, or use your imagination). This would create a lof of water in a hurry, (more than the sink or tub drains could handle), and while the victim is trying to deal with it the water rises high enough to build up too much pressure on the door for it to be opened. There is no window or phone for him to call for rescue and he cannot swim.
: I know this is kind of strange to be asking this question, but I'm working on a short story and I had this idea for a ending that would basically involve a explosion of sorts that would cause the toilet to overflow so quickly that the entire room would fill up with water, drowning the occupant. In a sense, it would be a explosion that would cause a back up of water, a rupture or an "old faithful" kind of geyser.
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Genetic diversity refers to the variety of hereditary characteristics in a species. The greater the level of genetic diversity, the better the chance a population has to cope with changing environmental conditions and survive over the long term. A larger population will usually exhibit more genetic diversity.
The BLM works to ensure that herds are in balance with other rangeland resources and authorized uses of the public lands. Maintaining this balance often requires close monitoring of the size of herds. If a herd is too small, this will inevitably lead to decreased genetic diversity and possible inbreeding. However, it is possible to manage small populations in ways that will minimize inbreeding and the loss of diversity.
Baseline data from hair samples collected during gathers can be compared between adjacent Herd Management Areas (HMAs) to determine if the herds are isolated or if genetic material is being exchanged between them. Movement of wild horses and burros from one HMA to another, whether it is from natural ingress/egress or from deliberately introduced horses, will enhance genetic diversity.
Once the BLM has established a baseline, herds are typically sampled every 10 to 15 years or every two or three gather cycles. If a particular herd shows signs of low genetic diversity, then the agency collects additional genetic information on that herd at every gather.
There are a number of management options that the BLM can consider if action is needed to address genetic concerns. These include maximizing the number of breeding-age wild horses within the herd and adjusting the sex ratio to favor intact males, which typically increases the numbers of harems and effective breeding males. Another option is to introduce one to two young mares every generation (about 10 years) from other herds living in similar environments.
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More than 130 years after we first met Tom Sawyer and his buddy Huck Finn, American boys and girls who have tried it still appreciate one guiding principle of those youngsters' lives: Fishing is one of the most pleasurable ways to spend an afternoon. You'll be lucky to find great fishing spots near campgrounds too.
Getting kids into fishing means helping them catch fish first and foremost. For those first times on the water, the experience has to be about "catching", not just "fishing." That means matching gear suitable to the kids involved, and waters that are fish-rich.
A kid's first gear should almost always be spinning or perhaps spin-casting gear. A child of 4 to 6 years old needs the action simplified to the basics to begin. Shoot for a short rod (not more than 5 feet) and a simple flip-bale spinning reel.
For these kindergarten-class anglers, a simple combo outfit works well. Though kids might be drawn to rod/reel combos branded with their favorite movie characters, you'll be paying more for the licensing rights than for the fishing gear. Better to stick with an established brand, offering its own combo outfit.
The Ugly Stik Junior Spinning Combo from Shakespeare (shakespeare-fishing.com) puts a 4 foot 6 inch rod and simple spinning reel in your youngster's hands, for under $30. With this rod/reel combo, your kids are ready to go. Get them to practice casting for an afternoon in your backyard, or the campground field, before hitting the water.
As for the water, try to find a local pond or slow-water river that boasts a strong population of pan fish. Pan fish (bluegill, crappie, sunfish, pumpkinseeds, etc.) inhabit waters throughout the country and tend to be easily caught near shore with a simple jig and bobber set up. Get your kids on them first, since catching makes the fishing more enjoyable for kids.
Once kids have caught fish on a few different outings, you can introduce them to more advanced angling experiences. One popular next step takes them into fly fishing.
Jennifer Gish of Redington says introducing kids to the outdoors in general, and fly fishing in particular, not only helps support the future of fishing, but also helps the general health and well being of those kids. Active, outdoors kids enjoy better health, and less stress than kids who lack those outdoor experiences.
To ensure youngsters appreciate their first fly fishing adventures, outfitting them with appropriate gear is important. Redington.com offers a couple of gear combos of note. The Minnow, for kids aged 6 to 12; and the Crosswater for those 12 and older.
The Minnow, a great option for youngsters looking to move beyond their basic spinning rigs, combines a smooth to medium-action 8-foot rod with a tough, but simple reel. The two-piece rod handles 5- or 6-weight line with ease, though Gish suggests going with 6-weight line on the Minnow. The slightly heavier line on the light rod helps kids fully load the rod during the casting action, making the learning process easier.
"When choosing a rod and reel for kids you want to find a combination that is going to give a kid success when casting," Gish said. "The worst thing you can to do is give a kid a rod that they are unable to cast. Kids don't want to do activities that are frustrating or hard. You want them to have success the first time out so they will want to pursue the sport in the future. And you want them out there with you too!"
Once kids learn the basics of casting a fly, make sure you get them on a lake or river that is well stocked so they can quickly experience the joy of hooking into a fish. Then when their catching skills have matured they can move on to more challenging waters and as you grow into your angling lives together.


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Several members of the Studio Gym Spinners Gymnastics Tumbling Team, from LaRae's Dance Studio Gym, participated in the State SUTA tumbling/trampoline competition held May 8 in Ephraim. The boys and girls level one teams each brought home first place team awards. The level five girls team place third and the level six team placed second.
In individual age and level competition include: level one, first place-Kaitlin Lefler, Kaylan Salisbury, Haylnn Fifer, Baylan Nelson and Kyleene Wright. Level one, second place-Wyatt Cox and Ashley Chidester. Level one, third place-Jax Kraync. Level one, fourth place-Jon Wright and Kenzie Kraync. Level one, fifth place-Megan Weaver and level one, seventh place was Kelly Kay.
Level two, second place-Shailee Stokes. Level four, first place-Lexy Cox and second place, Takayl Lambson. Level five, third place-Miranda Stokes, Ashlee Guymon and Tyler Tucker. Level five, fourth place-Jordan Mann, fifth place-Hailey Copinga and Kielie Ivie. Level five, seventh place-Kylie Salisbury and Gentry Noyes; eighth place-Trinidee Bell; ninth place-Ally Sorensen; and tenth place-McKenzie Juggert and Taycee Salisbury.
Level six winner were: first place-Kodi Caldwell, second place-Sidnee Conder and MaKayla Copinga; sixth place-Kaitlyn Thompson. Level seven, second place-Adrienne Jones and Lisa Sorensen. Level eight, Kaitlyn Caldwell placed third.
There were eight clubs and over 200 competitors, participating at the meet, from Orem, Provo, Springville, Delta, Price, Fillmore, Manti and Emery County. The Spinners did a great job representing Emery County at the State meet demonstrating tumbling skills, which include rolls, cartwheels, round-offs, handsprings, whips, tucks and pikes. They will all be performing at their Spring Show on May 22 at the Emery High School auditorium.


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Merry Christmas to all...
gloomy and damp all day.
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Beautiful day - warm and sunny
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it's beautiful here getting close to 70 today.
Nice and sunny today. The temp is starting to climb!
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Its been raining for 5 days.. non-stop...
And so, as Tiny Tim observed, "God Bless us!! Everyone!!''
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Merry Christmas to all...
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text: André Leon Talley Plans to Save Late Night TV From DreckitudeDodai Stewart2/05/13 1:50pmFiled to: Rag TradeFashionAndre Leon TalleyTVGettypicKarl LagerfeldWsjCarineRoitfeldMatthewTerrycalvinkleinHausOfGagaNicolaFormichettiOscardeLaRentaGiselechanelMakeupForeverjessicaalbalindseyVonn30EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Raise your hand if you would watch the hell out of a late-night talk show hosted by André Leon Talley. All of your hands had better be up! The man who coined the term drekitude has inked a deal with production company to develop such a show: Advertisement He said his goal is to create "a show that blends Dick Cavett's approach to eloquence and sophistication with unparalleled access into my international fashion lifestyle. A forum where unique stories will be told and inspirations shared."Just think of the ensembles: Hats and epic trains! [WWD] Karl Lagerfeld is one of the "luminaries" chosen to write a column for WSJ magazine. 2,000 words about gloves, go. [WWD, Fashionista] Some bon mots from Carine Roitfeld: "So maybe I'm French. I was raised with Guy Bourdin. For me it's very normal. Even if a girl was totally naked she was never vulgar. There was a sense of chic. It wasn't porno chic. When you go to America you have to think a bit different. So, no pussy there." [Fashionista] Someone combed through the Twitter feed of Matthew Terry, the abs in the new Calvin Klein ad, and found a few gems. Examples: "I love cinnamon toast crunch" and "The sky is crying, I wish I could give it a hug." [The Cut] If you have $1945 you can buy this cartoony limited-edition bag from Haus of Gaga creative director Nicola Formichetti. (You know, the one who maybe hates fat people?) [The Cut] Oscar de la Renta has created a line for The Outnet, and the designs will be at a slightly lower price point than regular de la Renta: Most of the dresses will cost less than $1,000. Still pretty expensive. [WWD]Gisele and her perfect skin will be the face of Chanel's Les Beiges collection — skin-toned mattifying powders. Get ready for Chanel to try and convince you that they're to thank for her flawless, poreless face. [The Cut]This sounds fun: Makeup Forever's Mobile Make Up School. Only nine cities though? We need them in every neighborhood, like ice cream trucks. [T Magazine]"What do I regret wearing? There's so many, I don't think I could choose just one. I definitely rocked a Lycra unitard-y thing … One fluorescent color on one side, another fluorescent color on the other side with keyhole cutouts all the way up the body. I rocked it so hard with my Doc Martens." — Jessica Alba's on the new cover of Women's Health. [Style Blazer]Plucky: Lindsey Vonn is now the brand ambassador for Tweezerman. Did you know that if your Tweezerman tweezers go dull, you can mail 'em to the company and they will sharpen them for free? True facts. [WWD]Attention snow bunnies: L.A.M.B. and Burton are doing a collabo. [WWD]This should be fun: Joe Zee has a book deal. [WWD]"How To Spend $208,188 Shopping for Fashion Week." [The Cut]A horse in a New York City ballroom? Yes. A horse in a New York City ballroom. [Page Six]Reply30 repliesLeave a reply


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