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Hilary Duff: "I Love Being A Mom"
This post was written by our friends at Celebrity Baby Scoop.
Hilary Duff has joined the campaign to support Johnson's Baby Cares partnership with Save the Children for the second year in a row. The actress recently visited the Save the Children early childhood education school in Yucca Valley, California – where she met with families who benefit from the program.
Celebrity Baby Scoop recently had a chance to catch up with Hilary about the Johnson's Baby Cares program, her 1-year-old son Luca, and her biggest motherhood rewards.
Celebrity Baby Scoop: Tell us about partnering with Johnson's Baby for Johnson's Baby Cares. What's it all about? Why did you get involved?
Hilary Duff: I can't believe I have my first year as a mom under my belt – time flies. Looking back on it, I've been thinking a lot about the support I received from my family, friends and fans over the past year, and how their words of encouragement really helped me get through some challenging days.
Unfortunately not all moms have the same support system or even basic everyday resources to help them with motherhood. That's why I'm proud to partner with Johnson's Baby Cares for the second year on its newest campaign centered around Johnson's Baby "Care Cards" – which is helping to deliver encouragement and positive support to moms across the country, while also raising funds for families and babies assisted by Save the Children.
Now, everyone can help in an easy and fun way! Visit Johnson's Baby's Facebook page to send a digital Care Card filled with love and inspiration to a special mom in your life. For every card sent, shared or liked Johnson's Baby will donate $1 to Save the Children to benefit early parenting and childhood education programs.
CBS: How's baby Luca doing? Is he into everything these days now that he's walking?
HD: "Luca's incredible! I can't believe he is already 13 months old. He's certainly an active boy and yes, even more so now that he is walking. In fact, he basically skipped the walking stage and went straight to "speed walking." I spend my days on my feet trailing him around the house and yard!"
CBS: How has your life changed in the last year since you've become a mother? What are the greatest rewards of motherhood? Biggest challenges?
HD: I really love being a mom.Motherhoodchanges the way you see the world. I've always been passionate about giving back, but now I'm more passionate about supporting causes that help other moms and babies, like Johnson's Baby Cares.
I'm rewarded by Luca every day, whether it's with a new smile or an accomplished milestone, but the biggest reward has to be discovering this tremendous newfound love that I had no idea existed within me. Every day brings new challenges, but you learn to trust yourself and your instincts to help get through them.
CBS: You seem to have the 'perfect' life with a great career and family life. But do you think women can REALLY 'have it all'? Have you had to make sacrifices now that you're a mom?
HD: Nobody's life is perfect but in this day and age women are able to find a balance between work and home life. Of course my life has changed but I don't think of them as sacrifices because I was ready for this new chapter!
CBS: We saw you and Mike enjoying Coachella. Comment on the importance of making time as a couple. Do you think it's important? Do you have regular date nights?
HD: Yes of course it's important to make time to focus on your relationship. But it's not always easy! We aren't huge planners, we tend to do things last minute but we enjoy going out for nice dinners or spending time with friends.
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Categories: GoodyBlog | Tags: celebrity baby scoop, celebs, charity, giving back, hilary duff, johnson & johnson, motherhood, Save the Children
Parents Goody Giveaway: Win a Hayao Miyazaki Blu-ray Gift Basket!
Calling all Hayao Miyazaki fans! The acclaimed Japanese filmmaker's animated film My Neighbor Totoro is turning 25 this year. The whimsical movie tells a tale of friendship and sisterhood that the whole family will enjoy. And the Disney version features the voices of real-life sisters, Elle and Dakota Fanning. To celebrate its anniversary, Disney and Studio Ghibli are releasing it—along with another Miyazaki classic, Howl's Moving Castle—on Blu-ray for the first time ever on May 21.
We are excited to announce that Disney and Studio Ghibli are also letting us give away a Miyazaki Blu-ray gift basket, containing these two films along with The Secret World of Arrietty, Whisper of the Heart and Castle in the Sky, a $200 value. To enter, just leave a comment at this post. You can comment once a day between now and the end of the day on Wednesday, May 22, 2013. You can also read the official rules, or find additional information about the films here.
And be sure to check out this fun clip of My Neighbor Totoro:
Good luck!
Categories: GoodyBlog, Must Read | Tags: Entertainment, Giveaways, Hayao Miyazaki, movies
New Improvements for Child Care
In a welcome piece of good news from Washington today, the Department of Health and Human Services has proposed major new regulations to help protect children in child care centers and family child care homes. "Many children already benefit from the excellent care of high-quality child care providers who are meeting or exceeding the proposed requirements," said HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. "However, too many children remain in settings that do not meet minimum standards of health and safety. These basic rules ensure that providers take necessary basic steps to shield children from avoidable tragedy."
I met recently with parents whose children had died in child care because these types of regulations did not exist. These parents have been working to help make sure that a similar tragedy wouldn't happen to other families, and their advocacy has paid off. Child Care Aware of America has led the charge for safety and quality improvements, and we've been privileged to partner with them on their efforts. Most parents would be shocked to learn about the current minimal standards.
For all child care providers who accept federal funding through the Child Care and Development Fund, the new regulations would require:
- Health and safety training in certain areas
- Compliance with state and local fire, health and building codes
- Comprehensive background checks (including fingerprinting)
- On-site monitoring
States would also have to post information online for parents about health, safety, and licensing. The proposed regulations will be open for public comment for 75 days.
Categories: GoodyBlog, Health & Safety, News, Your Child | Tags: child care, Child Care Aware of America, child care centers, Health & Safety, Kathleen Sebelius, safety, Secretary Kathleen Sebelius
Rosie to the Rescue: The Fight for Infertility Rights
Check out blog posts by multitalented mompreneur Rosie Pope every week at Parents.com!
I went to Washington, D.C. last week as an advocate for RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association, a nonprofit organization that promotes reproductive health and equal access to family building options for those who are battling reproductive disorders. Infertility strips you of any feeling of power or control. Not knowing when or if you will be able to have children is completely debilitating, and 1 in 8 couples in the United States deal with some form of infertility. For me and the other advocates whose lives have been touched by infertility in some way, this trip was an opportunity to get a little power back.
To be able to walk the hallways of government buildings in D.C. and visit the men and women of our government was the most incredible experience. Having recently become an American citizen, it was thrilling to be able to exercise my rights under the First Amendment. And while there are still many injustices in the coverage of infertility for families throughout the United States, I was there to specifically support The Family Act of 2011 S. 965, a proposed tax credit for costs associated with infertility medical treatment, and to push for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to cover veterans whose injuries at war have resulted in their infertility. As it stands today, when veterans are injured in action and that injury causes infertility, their health insurance will not cover them in this regard. After putting their lives on the line to protect the freedom of us and our children, we then deny them the chance to have children themselves.
I find myself getting quite emotional writing this (and I am still shocked that I managed to hold it together while in Washington), but this is an important issue that needs to be recognized. I feel honored to have been amongst so many courageous and moral men and women fighting for fertility rights during my trip. In one sense, I felt enamored with the government system because of the fact that I, little old me, could make an appointment—or just show up at the different state offices—and present my case to anyone that would listen. But at the same time, I was also disheartened by the long battle ahead on behalf of the rights of Americans and our military heroes who want to have children. I am no stranger to budgeting problems, and the money to fund the effects of this act is going to have to come from somewhere.
While there is still much left to be done to bring light and awareness to this issue, the chance to instill my passion and educate people with the power to make a change was an amazing opportunity. I hope that when my daughter and her friends want to have children, for the 1 in 8 of them that may be affected by infertility concerns, they won't have to think twice about whether their health insurance will cover them for their infertility treatment. After all, it is hard enough to struggle through infertility, but to layer on financial hardship or be unable to afford treatment is something that no family in our modern society should go through.
Categories: Must Read | Tags: government, Infertility, legislation, Rosie Pope, Rosie to the Rescue, The Family Act of 2011
Parents Daily News Roundup
Child Care Centers Overhaul Proposed By Federal Health Officials
Federal health officials say they will propose Thursday to overhaul federally funded child care centers across the country, beefing up safety standards including background and fingerprint checks for employees and requiring states to better monitor the facilities. (via Huffington Post)
Slightly high lead tied to less reading readiness
Children with even slightly elevated blood lead levels are less likely to be ready to read when starting kindergarten, according to a new study. (via Reuters)
Cracking the Tech Job Talent Crunch by Teaching Kids to Code
For all the parents losing sleep over their kids' prospects in such a tightfisted job market, I can see at least one recourse: teach them how to code. The earlier, the better.(via Huffington Post)
Judge declines to nix '79 NYC child-killing case
A man charged with murder decades after one of the nation's most infamous child disappearances can be brought to trial, a judge ruled Wednesday, turning down the man's claim that the case was too thin to proceed. (via Yahoo News)
Pop-Tart Gun Suspension: Attorney For Suspended Student Says No Resolution Has Been Reached With School
An attorney for the family of an Anne Arundel County 7-year-old suspended from school after being accused of nibbling a pastry into the shape of a gun says he met with school officials Wednesday in an attempt have the student's suspension expunged, but no resolution was reached. (via Reuters)
Parents sue South Carolina, hospital over child's sex assignment surgery
A couple filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the state of South Carolina for what they say was an unnecessary sexual assignment surgery performed on a toddler they later adopted. (via Fox News)
Categories: GoodyBlog | Tags: child care centers, education, guns, health, safety, technology
Sweet Charity
No matter how health-conscious you are or what diet you're on, there are times when you just can't pass on dessert.
When it comes to Sandra Lee's pineapple-passion-fruit cupcakes, Guy Fieri's caramel apple bread pudding, and Buddy Valastro's Italian butter cookies, I can't think of a single reason to say no.
On May 1, I perused the World's Largest Bake Sale at Grand Central Station, sampling sweets, meeting local bakers, but most importantly, learning about child hunger in America.
Sponsored by the Share Our Strength's No Kid Hungry campaign, the bake sale raised both money for the cause and awareness for the more than 16 million children affected by hunger in America.
I chatted with of New York City's best bakers and browsed their selection of champagne cupcakes, pistachio-cherry scones, and peanut-butter-strawberry-jam doughnuts. All sweets were sold for $5, the proceeds from which were put toward the campaign.
Bake sale host Sandra Lee whipped up her favorite strawberry shortcake and banana split cupcakes for the event, and spoke to me about the urgency of the child hunger epidemic.
"Some working moms are going home with one check, paying rent, and wondering how they are going to feed their kids. Sometimes they have to choose between paying bills and food," she said. "It shouldn't be that way in America."
Buddy Valastro, the "Cake Boss," said that as a baker and a father, he just had to be part of the event. He also shared with me a personal story about his family history.
"My dad grew up in Sicily and I remember him telling stories of going to bed hungry, after sharing one plate with his family," he said. "It really puts life in perspective. This is about more than raising money, it's about saying, 'Hey, America, this is happening!'"
Ty Pennington, former host of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, expressed a personal connection to the cause and donated a colorful, handmade bake sale stand for the Share Our Strength Auction.
"I may not have a child of my own, per se, but it is staggering to hear that one in five kids goes hungry," he said. "It really opens your eyes about not wasting as much and makes you think about what we can do to make sure they are fed."
The Share Our Strength Auction for No Kid Hungry runs through May 31 and features items donated by food masters like Martha Stewart and Emeril Lagasse. This is your chance to take a class in the Cake Boss's kitchen, dig in to Bobby Flay's signature Southwestern dishes, or learn to swirl icing like New York's iconic Magnolia Bakery.
Categories: Food, GoodyBlog | Tags: auction, bake sale, baking, Buddy Valastro, Cake Boss, charity, child hunger, children, Family, fundraiser, Grand Central, No Kid Hungry, Sandra Lee, share our strength, Ty Pennington, World's Largest Bake Sale
Parents Daily News Roundup
16-Year-Olds Able To Vote in Takoma Park, MD
A small Maryland city just outside the Washington, D.C., city limits has voted to lower the voting age for city elections to 16. (via Huffington Post)
Elementary Math, Reading Skills At Age 7 Linked To Financial Success At Midlife, According to Study
It may seem hard to figure, but provocative new research suggests that an individual's math and reading skills in elementary school are key indicators of his/her socioeconomic status (SES) in adulthood. In fact, the study — conducted by a pair of researchers at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland — showed that math and reading skills at age seven are the most reliable predictors of SES at age 42. (via Huffington Post)
Flu In Pregnancy May Quadruple Child's Risk For Bipolar Disorder
Pregnant mothers' exposure to the flu was associated with a nearly fourfold increased risk that their child would develop bipolar disorder in adulthood, in a study funded by the National Institutes of Health. The findings add to mounting evidence of possible shared underlying causes and illness processes with schizophrenia, which some studies have also linked to prenatal exposure to influenza. (via Science Daily)
India Developing Cheap Vaccine Against Major Cause of Diarrhea Deaths in Kids
The Indian government announced Tuesday the development of a new low-cost vaccine proven effective against a diarrhea-causing virus that is one of the leading causes of childhood deaths across the developing world. The Indian manufacturer of the new rotavirus vaccine pledged to sell it for $1 a dose, a significant discount from the cost of the current vaccines on the market. (via Fox News)
Number of Abused U.S. Children Unchanged Since 2008
The number of U.S. children who were exposed to violence, crime and abuse in 2011 was essentially unchanged from 2008, according to a new government survey. (via Reuters)
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Why Angelina Jolie Is a Breast Cancer Previvor and a Hero
Editor's Note: This guest post was written by Dina Roth Port, mom of two children and frequent contributor to Parents. She is also the author of Previvors: Facing the Breast Cancer Gene and Making Life-Changing Decisions.
You might not like some of her movies. You might think she's a little out there (at least during those Billy Bob Thornton years.) You might be a little peeved that she can take care of six kids and still look poised and breathtakingly beautiful all the time.
Whether you like her or not, one thing is for sure: Angelina Jolie is a hero. She's using her celebrity for good by telling women with a genetic predisposition for breast cancer that they are not alone. Some may fear dealing with tough decisions alone, not realizing there are thousands upon thousands of other women who completely understand what they're going through.
In today's issue of The New York Times, Jolie publicly shared her very personal decision to have a prophylactic double mastectomy. As she says in her op-ed piece, "I choose not to keep my story private because there are many women who do not know that they might be living under the shadow of cancer. It is my hope that they, too, will be able to get gene tested, and that if they have a high risk they, too, will know that they have strong options."
Jolie's letting women around the world know that they no longer have to live in fear of breast cancer. They have options. They can determine cancer risk by testing for a BRCA mutation and taking charge of their health in ways that previous generations never could. Jolie knows this all too well. When she tested positive for a BRCA1 gene, she knew she had an 87% risk of developing breast cancer and a 44% chance of developing ovarian cancer. She knew she was a previvor — someone who has not had cancer but who has a high risk for developing it. Since her mom died of ovarian cancer just six years ago, Jolie knew that it was a major red flag that there might be a BRCA mutation in the family. After finding out that she did inherit the mutation, she decided to do something about it.
Of course, there are naysayers: "I can't relate to Angelina Jolie. She's a celebrity with endless resources. Her life is nothing like mine." But getting a double mastectomy is a very difficult, personal decision for any woman, as I learned interviewing the five women featured in my book, Previvors: Facing the Breast Cancer Gene and Making Life-Changing Decisions, all of whom had to make choices — some had surgery, some did not — just like Jolie. Sure, she may be a famous, multimillionaire engaged to Brad Pitt, but Jolie's still a woman taking steps that can potentially save her life. And, as a mother, Jolie decided she would do what she needed to do to protect her children (just like any mother would). She is showing women that, after surgery, it is still possible to look and feel feminine and whole. She is also showing women that it's possible to make tough decisions and still have the support of a loving partner.
I thank Jolie for sharing her story and for encouraging women to learn about the ways they can protect themselves. She is incredibly brave for doing so, particularly since her journey is not over. Thank you, Angelina Jolie, for putting such a public face to the word "previvor."
More about breast cancer on Parents.com
- Doing Battle Against Breast Cancer
- 6 Ways to Tell Your Kids About Breast Cancer
- Breast Cancer Risks and Myths
Image: Angelina Jolie in Berlin via Shutterstock.
Categories: GoodyBlog, Health & Safety, News | Tags: angelina jolie, BRCA gene, breast cancer, breast cancer awareness, double mastectomy, New York Times


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Nation's largest student hackathon
More than 550 students from across the country descended upon campus for 36-hours of non-stop hacking during the recent MHacks event organized by U-M student groups Michigan Hackers and MPowered Entrepreneurship. A record-breaking 127 hacks were created during the science-fair style expo.
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The legendary service and distinctive amenities will set the tone for the business meeting, a friendly reunion or a wedding service at The Ritz-Carlton, Tianjin.
The Ritz-Carlton, Tianjin features 277 art-deco style guest rooms, including 53 suites.
The Carlton Suite at The Ritz-Carlton, Tianjin lingers with refined ambiance designed to reflect the cultural European heritage in the district.
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It's a new year and a new theme to look forward to but even so January can be somewhat bleak and dreary after all the glitz and fun of the Festive Season. So let's brighten things up with every shade of pink for our dolls! Let's get Pretty In Pink!
The winning photo voted by members will now win a whopping $50 PRIZE!!
Plus the winning pic will spend a month featured on our front page and be the public header for our Twitter & Facebook Fan Page too!
The 'rules' of the theme photo competition are very simple:
Tags: 2013, fashion doll, january, pretty in pink, theme
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Wow Judith!Nice job!Love the contrast of black and white and color!The poodle skirt is adorable and the hairstyle is gorgeous!LUV LUV LUV IT!!!
Judith Markich said:
Here is my entry for the January challenge.
"Pretty in Pink Poodles!"
Awesome pic bv!Very disco avant-garde!Way to go!
badvalentine said:
here is my entry , avantguard hot trot custum by miself ^^
i made the outfit and the wig, wish you enjoy :
That's a great backdrop Annette!And I love all the dolls.Is that the "Hair-em scare-em" salon?LOL
Annette29 said:
I wanted to join all the fantastic entries this month - congrats to all.....so beautiful! Great theme!
Here are my Monster High dolls getting pretty in the "Pink Salon" Hope you enjoy!
OMG!I'm just now noticing that part of the pussycat word is blocked out!LMAO!Should they do that to the cartoon too??!!LOL
David Mycheals Maciorkowski said:
Here is my entry titled "PINK P****CATS GALORE."
Sing it with me!:Josie and the P****cats
Think pink,and they're all that
They're hangin in their flat
Loving everyone's "pink" additions. What a fabulous collection we have here
Thanks David, glad you like my little poodle girl
David Mycheals Maciorkowski said:
Wow Judith!Nice job!Love the contrast of black and white and color!The poodle skirt is adorable and the hairstyle is gorgeous!LUV LUV LUV IT!!!
Judith Markich said:Here is my entry for the January challenge.
"Pretty in Pink Poodles!"
Thank you so much my true love David Mycheals Maciorkowski for the beautiful comments about my photo. I'm so happy you love it sweetie. Hugs & Kisses to you!!!!!!!!
David Mycheals Maciorkowski said:
Well done to everyone who took the time to enter the January theme. Each entry is just awesome!
Be sure to vote and share with your friends :)
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the "hole" digits/figure is inputed.
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This Sub doesn't ever get control.
I would expect when I click on anything else in windows and thus the form loses focus that I would get control here.
Lost Focus
Is there any way to know what control is gaining focus during the lost focus event of the current control?
I have two command buttons (save and cancel) that I need to exclude from the validation that happens on the lost focus of a VSflexGrid. On the lost focus of the grid, if the user has made changes they need to be asked if they want to apply or cancel those changes (in the case they do not select the command buttons to save or cancel). It's working great, except for when they select the save or cancel button, they get the message asking them if they want to save or cancel. There are many controls on the form so to go through every possible user action would not be an option. I really need to stick with the Lost Focus of the grid, but I need to know if the user selected one of the two command buttons which caused the lost focus.
Any suggestions would greatly be appreciated!!
Lost Focus
I have a rich text box and a treeview.
When I make changes to my rich text box and then leave the rich text box, I want to take action based on the currently selected node of the treeview.
Problem is, if I click a node while the rich text box has the focus, the treeview switches nodes BEFORE my rich text box loses focus.
Anyone know a work-around for that?
PS: the action above involves a database, so I really don't want to take the action with each change of the rich text box or I fear there'll be too much processing going on against the database.
Lost Focus
Hey guys..I've almost finished writing my code, but I need to know how to get it to work when I leave my text field: I wrote the following code:
Private Sub TextBox4_LostFocus()
If Not IsDate(TextBox4.Text) Then
MsgBox "Please input a valid time."
TextBox4 = Format(TextBox4.Text, "hh:mm:ss AMPM")
End If
End Sub
but when I tab out/leave textBox4 my code does not trigger and run the time check. (It does work properly though if I apply it to a command button on click) Anyone see any problems with my code - to get it to run upon exiting a textbox field? Thanks!
Lost Focus Problem, Need Help Please
Hi everyone, I am writing a small program that will act as a voting system. The problem I am having is with the user details section. What I want to happen is if the user leaves a field without entering anything he gets a popup error and then gets put back to that field.
Here is the code I worte for that -
Private Sub txtFirstName_LostFocus()
If txtFirstName.Text = "" Then
MsgBox "Please enter a First Name", , "Error"
End If
End Sub
If I use this on more than one text field (eg LastName) I get stuck in an endless message box loop.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thankyou in advance
Access Lost Focus
I have a database that merges with word and prints letters. Once the printing starts, the database loses focus. (is not active window) How do I make the database active again? (or at least the db window be the active window)
Got/Lost Focus Event
Is it possible to mimic a got focus/lost focus event for a cell?
I would want to invoke a messagebox automatically when a cell receives focus, and then when it losses it.
Which Cell Has Lost Focus
Hi all,
Is there a way i can pick up which cell on a worksheet has been moved off of in the code??
Lost Focus Dilemma!
I have a textbox, that when I lose focus, I do some "stuff". I also have a button, that when I push it, it does some other "stuff". However, if I am in the textbox, then click the button, the textbox "stuff" gets done, but the button "stuff" does not. I know I could probably re-code some things to get it to work properly, but does anyone have any ideas on how to get this setup working? Thanks in advance!!!
Determining Who Lost Focus
Ok, I know there is an Event for each object on the form that fires when the object loses Focus. But I want to avoid using that in this case. The reason should become clear as I explain the situation.
I have a form that has 5 Text Boxes. On the Menu I have placed options for the user to click that will insert special characters (about 40 various options) into one of those lines, placed where the insertion point is located. That means I need to know who lost focus.
If I use the LostFocus events, then I need to place the code for each of the 40 options in each of the 5 LostFocus events. Rather difficult to modify down the road don't ya think?
Maybe the way to go about this is to use the LostFocus events, but instead of having the actual code for each option there, call another function passing the object that lost focus. That way all the LostFocus events are the same, and I can have 1 section of code to handle the options. Hmmm...
Assuming no one has a better idea that is.
About Get And Lost Focus Event
i'm using visual basic 6 and i have these simple project:
Option Explicit
Private Sub Form_GotFocus()
MsgBox "Hello"
End Sub
Private Sub Form_LostFocus()
MsgBox "Bye"
End Sub
why the LostFocus form Event is ignored?(i don't know if these is importante: i don't have any updates installed..)
Problem With VB Lost Focus
Hi Guys,
With this following code i tried to check the events usage....actually i did some coding for a text control in its lost focus event. So when a user clicks the text box first and then moves the focus to somewhere say (Save button)(cmdSave) in this case only the lost focus event is happening(i.e the code under the lost focus is executed)but not the click event of Save.I t has to execute both of the lost focus code as well as well as the next event code rite?...
actually i am facing tis problem in my application...tis is jus a sample to get the scenario for u...
Pls let me, know how to make the save event to happen....please find the sample code shown below...
Private Sub cmdSave_Click()
MsgBox "Are you sure"
End Sub
Private Sub Form_Load()
End Sub
Private Sub Text1_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)
If KeyAscii = vbKeyTab Then
MsgBox hi
End If
End Sub
Private Sub Text1_KeyUp(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)
MsgBox "keyup"
End Sub
Private Sub Text1_LostFocus()
Dim KeyAscii As Integer
If Me.ActiveControl.Name = "cmdSave" And Not Chr(vbTab) = Chr$(9) Then
Call cmdSave_Click
End If
End Sub
Detect Lost Focus
I got problem here.
I have FRAME control, on this frame got many other object (textbox, listview, etc).
This FRAME will popup when user click commandbutton on FORM1.
My question is how to close this FRAME (make it invisible)
1. When user click outside the FRAME
2. When user hit esc key, while cursor can be on one of control on the FRAME
I'm try to duplicate what standard combobox do, but adding some advanced function.
Please help guys.
How To Get The Lost Focus In SSTAB
hi all,
I have a SSTab control and i have 5 tabs in it.
i enable and make visible some controls when i click on 2nd table.
I want to make is visible false when i click on the other tab ro any other control in the form , my form background is not exposed. Its compactly covered by all controls.
so when i loose focus from 2nd tab i want to make the visibility false ( its a runtime created control, which is in 2nd tab).
my question, i dont to write code in each and evry control in the form , infact when come out of the 2nd tab it should be fired.
I tried with sstab lostfocus, it doesn't work !!!
Lost Focus And Colour Changes
I have a main form and several user controls which are fired in the main form at different events.
When the user controls get the focus the main form loses focus and the colour scheme changes. (lost focus colour scheme)
I do not mind the main form losing focus but is it possible to prevent the colour changes. In other words the user will not know whether the form has the focus or not.
Lost Focus Problem
I have 2 textbox and one listview.
When the first textbox losses focus, i want the text to be updated in the listview.
thing is that if i'm moving from textbox 1 to textbox 2, the update will be k, but if i'm inserting a text, and then moving with the mouse to the listview (clickin another item in the listview), it wont update the text in the listview, even if the lost focus event fires.
what to do?
GOT And LOST Focus Of Controls
Hi all!
Lets say I have 20 objects on the form (Textboxes, ComboBoxes, etc...). I want to change backcolor of the object when it gets focus and change it back to original when looses it.
Is any other way then just put code on GotFocus and LostFocus events for each object?
I know I could use Timer and loop throught controls collection to see which one is Active and change color, but still is any other ways to do it.
How To Lost Focus To Print
I need to print a form. It has textboxes and there is always one of them with the cursor sign blinking. When i print the form i can see the cursor in the paper. How can I remove it to print???
Lost Focus Statements
what does this codes do
Private Sub Picture1_LostFocus()
if r = 0 then s = val(screen1.text)
if y = 1 then r = z + s
if y = 2 then r = z - s
if y = 3 then r = z * s
if y = 4 then if s = 0 then MsgBox "cant divide by zero !!!" else r = z/s
Screen1.text = Str(r)
End Sub
I know what the entire middle does, but I dont know they poinrt of private sub picture1.lostfocus()
and screen1.text = Str(r)
Lost Focus Problem
I have a rich text box and a treeview.
When I make changes to my rich text box and then leave the rich text box, I want to take action based on the currently selected node of the treeview.
Problem is, if I click a node while the rich text box has the focus, the treeview switches nodes BEFORE my rich text box loses focus.
Anyone know a work-around for that?
PS: the action above involves a database, so I really don't want to take the action with each change of the rich text box or I fear there'll be too much processing going on against the database.
Lost Focus Event
I have an OLE container on a form. Whenever a button is clicked (on the same form), I have code in the lost focus event of the OLE container, which is fired. The problem, however, is that the click event of the control that originally caused the OLE container to lose focus, is never called.
I also attempted to use the Validate method instead of the lost focus method to perform my actions, but although the CausesValidation property of the container is set to true, it is never fired either.
Has anyone else ever heard of these particular issues with regard to OLE and lost focus/validate?
Focus Lost With MDI Child?!
How come that when I add a windows to visio through its windows collection (with its add method)
and that I set one of my window's parent to be this newly created window, when I click in my very inner window, the focus seems to be only in that window, therefore not in visio itself ;(
that sucks!
How Do I Know That My Program Has Lost Focus
Is there anyway I can come to know that my program has lost focus. ie... if some one clicks anywhere else other than my program, or minimizes it.
I can use ZOrder to keep my program on top, but situation demands that my program should not be terminated improperly using Task Manager and it would be performance degrading if I use ZOrder every 1 milliseconds
Is there anyway I can make my code perform if a user does an End Task on my program
To Make It Not To Lost Focus?
I have trying to change richtextbox selfontname,selfontsize....etc properties.I have try to make a small program which can change these properties with combobox (combo1 for selfontsize,combo2 for selfontname) . I select a part of text in richtextbox then want to change its selfontsize or selfontname with combo,selected part of text become unselected.How can I stops it?I want to use it like word;select text and change property.How?Thanks...
Deactivate? Lost Focus?
I have a small strip of buttons that have other forms as dropdown menus.
They all have the 'Always on top' set. Is there a way to trigger an unload or something when the focus is give to another app?
I have tried Deactivate....Nope
Lost Focus....Nope
I know I could use a timer....but. I would rather not.
Any help would be great
C Programmer Lost Focus
The transistion for a "concieved to be" hard lanuage like C to one like Basic is harder than I thought!
I am a bit confused by where the "focus" of the program is at any given moment. In C from when I start i.e
void main(void)
do this
then do this
then wait here untill event X happens
I always know where the program is and what its doing.
One of my main questions is where does the program start from? As far as I can tell the program "starts" in the Private Sub Form_Load() of my main form.
From here I am calling my functions as if this was main(void) in C. Is this the right thing to do?
The Lost-focus Event
on my form form i have 2 text-boxes txtA , txtB
and i have a lot of other controls.
i want to check the data that was enterd to txtA after the user finshes entering it and clicking on other control.
BUT i dont want to check it if the user click on txtB.
how can i do it?
Form Lost Focus
Hello to all,
Is there any way to know if a form has lost its a focus in vb6?
Hope to get some idea on it.
Lost Focus Text Box
need to not allow user to focus in display text boxes by lost focus, was wondering how to code this?
Lost Focus On MDI Parent
Hi Guys,
I have an application which has a home window and that is an MDI parent. Unfortunately, I could not find a getfocus or lostfoucs event for an MDI parent.
Here is what I am looking for :
If the end-user is using my application (It is not full size of the screen), and if he CLICKS on some other application, My application goes to the status bar though the windowstate is STILL Normal. Thats fine. What I want is I want to take some action, when my application LOSTFOCUS. That means, when my MDI Parent form lost focus.
How I can tace the LOSTFOCUS event in an MDI Parent form?
Please help. Thanks.
Lost Focus The Program
Does anybody know how to receive event when the program loses the focus.I want to start the timer when a user minimize my program or change the focus to another.
Problem With Lost Focus.
When I switch from the Control to the Toolbar button then the Lost Focus of that particular control is not getting generated. But if I switch from one control to the other control the lost focus is generated. Why is it happing like that. How do we ensure that the Lost focus is generated irrespective of where the mouse is clicked.
Lost Focus Problem
I have 2 text boxes in the form with Tab Indexes of 0 and 1.
I wrote code in lost focus events of both text boxes like
msgbox "Text1-LostFocus"
msgbox "Text2-LostFocus"
if i run the form , the program will be in infinite loop.
I am using VB5. How to get ride of this problem.
early reply is appreciated
Floating Toolbars And Lost Focus
I am trying to create Photoshop style floating toolbars that can be placed anywhere on the screen. I am using a MDI form as the main application window and a normal form as the toolbar. I have found two methods of showing the toolbar:
Method 1: frmTools.Show vbModeless, mdiForm
Method 2: (API) SetWindowLong frmTools.hwnd, -8, mdiForm.hwnd
The problem with both methods is when the normal form receives the focus; the MDI form loses focus and "greys" the titlebar. The MDI form losing focus is OK as it can be set back as needed, but I want the MDI forms title bar to remain "colored". Does anyone know how to handle this or have a different approach altogether.
Thank you
Highlight Current Row Even After Lost Focus
I need to Highlight current row in mshflexgrid and remain it highlight after it losts focuse .user must know witch record is working with.
after geting focuse back I must move this highlight efect up and doum with arrow keys or mouse click
selectionMode dosn't work for me.
I search many pages or Doc's But
About Get And Lost Focus Form Events
i have these simple project in Visual Basic 6:
Private Sub Form_GotFocus()
MsgBox "oi"
End Sub
Private Sub Form_LostFocus()
MsgBox "xau"
End Sub
if someone test these code, the gotfocus is only activated when the form is showed, but in other times isn't... and the lostfocus is ignored... can anyone explain to me why?
Data Entry - Lost Focus
I am trying to make one Data Entry form.
I want to make that user enter item number and press "Enter" key on keyboard after that.
By pressing Enter key user needs to find information about that item end display somewhere.
So I make on this way
1.User enter data into text box
2.When user press enter key after that I have this code
Private Sub ItemNum_LostFocus()
HighlightText ItemNum
End Sub
Code works fine and I have all information good. The problem is that Windows make error sound. There is no any error and when I debug step by step everything works fine. Why I have this error sound?
Does somebody know any other way how I can make this. I know only this way with "Text_LostFocus".
Detect Application Focus Lost
Does anyone know how i can detect that my application lost the focus? I mean for example when i click on the desktop?
Form_LostFocus event does not occur.
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Child support is established by looking at the parents' respective net incomes and factoring in health insurance premiums, day/ after care incidental to employment or an educational pursuit, and any specialized need(s) of the minor child(ren).
The amount of time sharing between a parent and child(ren) is also a factor to be
considered. What if a parent is not working? Does he/ she still have an obligation to pay support and, if so, how do you establish the amount of support owed?
Parent "A" is a 32-year-old paramedic earning about $ 40,000 annually after 5 years of employment experience, with full benefits.
Parent "B" is a 30 year old registered nurse, who obtained her nursing degree one year earlier and is earning $ 38,000 annually with benefits. The parties have been married for 5 years and have one child, who is now 4 years old and entering VPK.
"A" is burned out from his job so he voluntarily resigns his position to go back to school to become a registered nurse. If "A" goes full time to school, he will obtain his nursing certificate in 2 years with a comparable earning capacity as when he was a paramedic. A's decision to resign eventually causes friction between "A" and "B" and they separate. The child stays in the Home with "B." What is "A's" support obligation?
Both parents have a legal duty of support for their minor child. Their respective child support obligations are established in accordance with Florida's guidelines. Section 61.30, Florida Statutes. However, in this scenario, "A" is unemployed having resigned from his position as a paramedic earning $ 40,000 annually.
A court may "impute income" to a parent if he or she is voluntarily un- or under-employed. Here, "A" is clearly voluntarily unemployed having resigned to pursue his nursing certification claiming that he was burned out from being a paramedic and wanted to do something different in the medical field. In this instance, the Court may impute income to "A" based on his "employment potential and probable earnings level . . . . based on his or her recent work history, occupational qualifications, and prevailing earnings level in the community . . . ." Section
61.30(2)(b), Florida Statutes. If the Court imputes income to "A", perhaps at the $ 40,000 level earned by "A" before he resigned, then "A's" child support obligation will be established even though he is currently not working.
"A" may argue that income should not be imputed to him at this time since he is pursuing an education to further or advance his career. The prevailing law on this issue is that income should not be imputed to a parent if that parent's reduction in income is due to an educational pursuit which will ultimately benefit the parties' minor child. So, if "A" is voluntarily unemployed, does his pursuit of a nursing degree enhance his earning potential beyond that level he was earning as a paramedic? No, this would not be the case since both positions (paramedic and nursing) in this scenario have similar earning capacities with benefits. Therefore, a court would probably impute income to "A" even though he is not actually working at the time.
The conclusion might be different if "A" were earning $ 12 per hour as an emergency medical technician and wanted to pursue his education as a paramedic or nurse. In this instance, "A" could enhance his earning potential within a reasonable period of time; and, most importantly, the subject Child would still be a very young child who would benefit by the increase in "A's" earning capacity.
Michelle Fretz
1:03 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
I'm just curious... Is there a percentage guideline the state follows.. Cause it seems a little confusing.. 1 child =? 2 children=? And so on...
Garth Goodman, esq.
12:50 pm on Saturday, February 2, 2013
Hello Michelle. Yes, first we must determine the basic obligation. Let's say the parents each make $ 2,000 take home for a combined $ 4,000.00 net available income. The guideline amount for one child is X; for two children it would be a larger amount (Y), and so forth. In this example, assuming 2 children, each parent has a basic obligation of 50% of the guideline amount (Y) since each makes $ 2,000 of the $ 4,000 total. The guidelines then permit the Court to add the other parent's share of day/ after care; health insurance and uncovereds; and any special needs of the minor child(ren) to that parent's support obligation. Showing you the actual guidelines makes the foregoing alot more clearer.
David Hardingham
1:31 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
Child Support are the most screwed up laws on the books as a person I knew who ran a detailing company who costumers were car and RV dealers and lost 40% of his business when the economy turned south but could not get his child support lowered as it turned out he need as lawyer which he could not afford so the state took his license away which killed 98% of his remaining business so they lost their nice trailer and he had to move back to his family and his lady move back to her family with their 2 kids and had to go on public assistance then 2 more on his child support case so what he owed kept building till they arrested him for 4 days wipe what he owed which was over 10k and sent him home to his family
and I know a lady struggling with three kids after a divorce from a cheating doctor husband who simply got out of child support by moving out of state just like my loser dad did
Garth Goodman, esq.
12:56 pm on Saturday, February 2, 2013
Hello David. Your friends' two situations seem like nightmare scenarios. I usually tell people not to assume that child support is not always simple arithmetic. If someone is self-employed such as the person with a detailing company, then the true extent of his income would need to be scrutinized. For example, just because he takes in $ 100,000 in gross receipts does NOT mean he is paying himself or has available to pay himself $ 100,000. In order to make money, you have to spend money on advertising, cost of goods sold, salaries, insurances, etc. These are all deductions from this person's income. I am curious if this was even explored? As for the lady married to a doctor, one cannot simply get out of paying child support by moving. Child support can follow anyone anywhere. She needs to be persistent and vigilant. If he is a doctor, she can collect on back support and enforce current support against the doctor's income and assets. Courts do not take very kind to someone who as the ability to pay support and promote the quality of life of a child(ren) and not meet that basic obligation. If this lady you know needs assistance and she is here in Pinellas/ Hillsborough/ Manatee Counties, then have her give me a call for a free consult at 727/ 895-5858 or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Thank you for your comments.
Who is WILLIAM BINNEY?
9:07 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
Man, I love the involvement of the State in every aspect of life.
Cristine Reidy Kreplick
2:37 am on Monday, February 4, 2013
Parents divorced and mother has 100% custody.Father lives out of state. For 10 years. They originally came to a child support arrangement independently of the state. BUT, it was overlooked at the time that the child will turn 18 in the beginning of the senior year of high school. Does the non-custodial parent have a legal (if not ethical) responsibility to continue support at least until high school is complete (or until college is complete?) The custodial parent certainly isn't going to kick the child out on it's birthday... The child is 15 now. Would it be a good idea to have the agreement reviewed by an attorney now before it gets closer? Thanks!
Garth Goodman, esq.
9:32 am on Monday, February 4, 2013
Florida law does provide for the support of a dependent child(ren) if that child turns 18 and is still in High School with a reasonable expectation of graduation prior to his/ her 19th birthday. This would create a "legal" duty of support. I assume your "agreement" has not been approved and ratified by a court as if a court order? Notwithstanding, I would want to discuss your calculation of the child support obligation; whether the guidelines were properly applied; any impact of time sharing; and, yes, the term of support. Please feel free to call my Office at 727/ 895-5858 to further discuss. I do provide for a free initial consultation. Or,, you can email me at email@example.com. Thank you.


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Hairbows, barrettes, and socks don't mix. This unique drawer organizer is just the thing to do the trick. You'll get six 17" sections of soft polystyrene which snap together in seconds to form up to 32 separate compartments. Cut to fit any size drawer. Hey Mom, you can sneak some organization into your own drawer, too! Assembled dimensions 18½" x 14¼" x 2¾". See Product Details
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I love organization
By Erika
from Panama City, FL
About Me Budget Shopper
Comments about Dial Safety Ladder 32 Compartment Diamond Drawer Organizer:
I love the concept of this product and it serves it's purpose. I would have liked fewer but larger compartments but it works for organizing her socks and some hair accessories.
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Holes a little too small
By Tiff
from Indianapolis
Nice quality product, and can def see where they were going with the idea, but my son is 4 1/2 and his socks don't fit in the holes. A bit poorly designed on size.
Great idea. Easy to assemble.
By Gram
from Eastern Shore, MD
About Me Midrange Shopper
This is so practical for baby's dresser. I'm even thinking about getting some for my drawers
By discerning mom
from CT
About Me Homeowner
These are great little organizers highly recommend them
best product I have ever purchased
By perfecrtion
from Ks
This divider has created space and attractiveness to my drawers. Love them..Now I can find undies and socks at a blink...Thank you
Not bad - useful - kind of flimsy
By Busy mom of 3
from Mexico, NY
Bought to help organize my daughter tights, underwear and socks etc... It works for its' purpose, but it is flimsy - corner broke already within days. Kind of obnoxious to snap together too. But they do serve a purpose, and it has helped out wonderfully! Would be great if you could customize them more.
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Not what I expected
By Jessica
from Gilbert, AZ
About Me First Time Parent
Thought I would use this for mine and my daughters drawers but compartments are too small and toorigid to fit anything nicely other then socks.. too small for bras and not large enough for my daughter size 12 month pants.. only good for shorts in her size adn socks in mine.If the constrcution was made of elastic type of material it would work better but its too rigid and unbending.Would suggest you try something else first.
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Waste of $
By klflutterby
from East Coast, USA
About Me Parent of Two or More Children
This thing is a waste of money. It's difficult to assemble. Not to mention that it makes a ton of wasted space in the drawer.[...] Now I have junk sitting around here just waiting to see if I can make use of it for something.
socks & stockings toe the line!
By mom 2 twin tots
from albany ny
I HATED opening the kids sock drawers - never knowing what I might find - what I would NOT find when I really needed them most...You know, you're leaving in 5 minutes and need ruffled stockings... In desperation, I saw this and bought it - WOW - OK ... so it took me about a half hour to put it together and fill it - I bought two sets as we have a wide dresser - My husband loves it and I thought he would bust on my being a control freak organizer - but it makes getting the babies dressed so much easier for everyone!!!
Perfect for Baby sock, tights, leggings
By Jen - Organized Mom
from Missouri
This is excellent for organizing little things. It can be made to fit any drawer, but the pieces are a little tough to snap together. But my babies sock/pj drawer is now so neat.. I LOVE it!
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By Posh Mommy
from San Diego, CA
I bought them to keep my baby's sock drawer in order. I love it so much that I bought some to keep my husband's and my sock drawers organized as well. I even had some left over to organize my underwear drawer.
Makes daughter's sock drawer PRETTY!
By YAY!
from Greenfield, IN
Keeps her socks organized and looks SO much better now. I should have measured though and ordered 2 instead of just one. She has big drawers.
Drawer Organizer
By Lo
from Chicago, IL
I like this product to keep my daughter's socks well organized and easy to find. Size didn't fit my drawer, but still worth it.
This is a great product
By Kelly the mom
from Midland,TX
this is what I've been needing since my baby was born. I can't think of a better way to organize her drawers. It also worked wonders on my husband's sock/underware drawer!!
It's not just for your little ones
By Neat freak
from South Carolina
I have used this product for my own tights as well as my two girls' tights and socks. It keeps all of those little socks and tights neatly organized, can be customized to fit most drawers, and is easy to install.
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Set of routines for making Map Projections (forward and inverse), Topographic Maps, Perspective plots, Geological Maps, geological map symbols, geological databases, interactive plotting and selection of focus regions.
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The 2008 financial crisis peak had hardly faded away, when another breaking news was brought to the surface in CIS countries: a significant part of the funds advanced during the pre-crisis period by banks and other financial institutions to support various businesses and commercial initiatives, flew beyond national frontiers to be found in Panama, BVI, Seychelles, Jersey, Cyprus and other offshore and onshore jurisdictions in the pockets of numerous private persons, mostly CIS nationals. No surprise this fact led to a tsunami of disputes, one way or the other related to repayment of loans and funds advanced under other types of finance arrangements. Many of those disputes are still pending, thus, keeping finance arrangements among the top-litigated issues within CIS borders. -
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Article V1(b) of the Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards, better known as the New York Convention, provides that recognition and enforcement of a foreign arbitral award may be refused, at the request of the party against which it is invoked, only if that party furnishes proof to the competent authority where the recognition and enforcement is sought that it was not given proper notice of the appointment of the arbitrator or of the arbitration proceedings. However simple at first glance, the question of what constitutes 'proper notice' turns out to be less than clear in practice. -
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