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Free housing for the poor has to have a cutoff date, Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale said in Cape Town on Monday.
The solution to South Africa's backlog of 2.3 million houses was not in providing free homes, he told the International Housing and Home Warranty Conference.
He added however, that now was not the time to "cut off the poor".
"The solution will come not from free housing. There has to be a cutoff date for discussing that. But we can't cut off the poor right now, particularly in the current national economic environment."
The answer to all housing problems lay in having a growing economy, where people had jobs and could access finance.
"We can't sustain what we are doing for a long time."
Sexwale said South Africa, which had around 2500 slums, faced added problems from its growing population of immigrants, from countries such as Nigeria and Zimbabwe.
"We have natural population growth as well as growth because people are coming here."
Another difficulty lay in the provision of social housing. South Africans, Sexwale said, preferred standalone houses with their own gardens, but a shortage of land around cities was making that impossible.
"The challenge is to develop social housing and planning for new towns and cities," he said.
"The challenge is for densification. We are having to go higher and higher and higher. The challenge is quite big."


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Taken by Jackie during the Taylor family visit to Las Vegas.
Compare and contrast with Caira's stolen photograph. This one wasn't. Mariah and I have had a tiny thaw, and she gave me these.
I downloaded my entire Twitter archive last night, and uncovered my old Twitpic account while I rifled through five year old tweets. These five are the only ones worth a repost here:
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Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe Barcelona chair + ottoman, designed in 1929 exclusively for The German Pavilion, was the country's entry for the International Exposition of 1929, which was hosted by Barcelona, Spain
The design resulted from a collaboration between the famous Bauhaus architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and his long time partner and companion, architect and designer Lilly Reich. An icon of modernism, the chair's design was inspired by the campaign and folding chairs of ancient times Often referred to as the Pavilion Chair, the chairs became thrones when the Spanish Royals visited the Pavilion and sat in them for a time. However, they were the only chairs in the whole building
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The National Geographic Explorer provides a welcoming home in faraway lands. It is an ice-class polar expedition vessel that holds 148 guests in 81 outside cabins. The ship, the Lyngen, purchased from the Norwegian company Hurtigruten, will be renamed the National Geographic Explorer and will be redesigned to provide travelers with the most innovative tools for exploring the undersea, the polar regions and key destinations around the globe. The ship will be the seventh in the Lindblad fleet.
Built in 1982, Lindblads new ship underwent extensive renovations to become a state-of-the-art vessel, offering guests an intimate, educational environment. The new ship, like all Lindblad vessels, carries the name of National Geographic, showcasing the deepening relationship between the two organizations. In addition, the ships new name reflects the National Geographic Societys century of exploration and the name of Lindblad Travels first ship, the Lindblad Explorer, which was commissioned in 1969 by Lars-Eric Lindblad, known to many as the father of eco-tourism, as the worlds first purpose-built expedition ship. Adding the National Geographic Explorer to our fleet of ships enables us to bring to life, in the fullest sense, the name of my fathers first ship, but with all of the best tools for exploring and the comfort of a 21st-century expedition ship, said Sven Lindblad, founder and president of Lindblad Expeditions. This vessel will not only explore the remote corners of the world, but with our partners at NGS, we hope to positively impact these regions through guest involvement in scientific research and conservation.
The National Geographic Explorer is a state-of-the-art expedition ship accommodating 148 guests in 81 outside cabins. It is fully stabilized, enabling it to navigate polar passages while providing comfort. Building upon Lindblad Expeditions spirit of exploration and discovery, the National Geographic Explorer will house technology for sea exploration, such as Zodiacs, kayaks, hydro-phones, underwater HD cameras and a Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV). Additional ship-enhancement plans include the development of multiple dining venues, a lounge area designed specifically for educational presentations and a luxury wellness spa.
Public areas include two restaurants, a lounge and bar, library, observation lounge, spa, fitness center, and sauna. A mud room with lockers provides storage for guests expedition gear. Meals: Served in single seatings with unassigned tables for an informal atmosphere and easy mingling. Menu is international with local flair.
Cabins: All cabins face outside with windows or portholes. Each has private facilities and climate controls.
Expedition Equipment: Hydrophone, kayaks, remotely operated vehicle (R.O.V.), snorkeling gear, Splash-Cam, underwater video camera, video microscope, and Zodiac landing craft.
Services include a full-time doctor, Undersea Specialist, Wellness Specialist, LEXspa Therapist, and Video Chronicler. There is internet access for guests, a business center, and laundry. Our "Open Bridge" policy allows guests to learn about the art of navigation and state-of-the-art navigational equipment from our Captain and Officers.


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This instructable guides you through the basic process of laser cutting veneer for marquetry purposes and hopefully covers some of the terminology and tips that I found useful. It was initially used to create a kindle case for my wifes birthday and then the tiles and board for my tile game.
Marquetry is the art of applying wood veneer to an item to create a picture or a pattern. The designs can be very detailed and intricate which would be tricky to cut out by hand. Accurate and repeatable cuts make for work that is particularly well suited to the laser cutter.
If you're in Nottingham, UK and would like to know more about this subject then come along to the Nottinghack space tomorrow night where I'll be giving a small workshop
Step 1: Calculating Laser Kerf
When the laser cuts it vaporises a small piece of wood directly under the cutting head and this cut has a width. The width will vary depending on the power of the laser, the speed of the cut and the material you are cutting in to.
James Williamson has written a great post about how to calculate the exact width of a laser cut. His method shows that cutting 10 stripes of veneer side by side allows you to bunch all the kerfs together and take a much larger, easier, reading of the amount of material lost. I calculated that the kerf for this tile setup was roughly 0.1mm and I used this figure while designing the tiles and veneers.
Another thing to consider is that the laser does not create parallel cuts. As the laser penetrates the wood the power drops off and the cut actually becomes narrower. This leads to '\ /' shape cuts in the wood. The veneer I used was only .6mm thick and this effect was still visible, the effect is very noticeable in the material I was adding the veneer too. This can be used to our advantage to create 'male' and 'female' parts. By cutting a mirror image of the veneer parts and cutting those it is possible to create parts that compliment each other. When the piece is 'flipped' back up the right way the edges of the two cuts can be aligned to make '//' edges.
Don't forget if you ever wanted a fancy laser version you can buy the tiles from me too, but play it and enjoy it first, I'm making a dozen for christmas gifts :P
The first (cheaper) is the straight tile set. I'll cut and sand it so it will look good but it won't have any veneers in it (must take a photo of those)
The second is the complete tile set, plus the pieces of veneer to go with it, but you'll have to glue them in and sand it down yourself. Having done a few sets now I'm not interested in making them to sell like this.


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Going through airport security can be a trying experience even if it goes smoothly. Between hauling your bag up on the conveyor belt, removing everything from your jeans, including your belt and taking off your shoes, it's a pain even if you don't set off an alarm or have to suffer a pat-down.
So how can you make it a little easier on yourself when going through the security line? It has to start before you leave: It's all about how you dress before you go.
According to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), there is no particular style or type of clothing that passengers should wear or avoid from a security point of view, although "passengers may be directed to additional screening if their clothing (religious or otherwise) is loose fitting or large enough to hide prohibited items."
To avoid sounding off that embarrassing alarm when walking through the metal detector, passengers should avoid wearing clothing, jewelry or other accessories that contain metal. Here's the TSA's list of pack-it or leave-it-home items:
* Heavy jewelry (including pins, necklaces, bracelets, rings, watches, earrings, body piercings, cuff links, lanyards or bolo ties)
* Clothing with metal buttons, snaps or studs
* Metal hair barrettes or other hair decoration
* Metal belt buckles
* Under-wire bras
* Hidden items such as body piercings may result in additional screening, including a pat-down. If selected for additional screening, passengers may ask to remove their body piercing in private.
Before you leave for the airport, place your wallet, change, mobile phone and any other small electronic device in a small plastic bag and put it in your carry-on bag. Once at the airport security checkpoint, all you have to do is place your carryon bag on the belt and away you go. That is after you remove any coats and shoes you're wearing.
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Home-Office at Home, How to Maximize it? (2)
Maybe what I've done will give you some ideas. At my house, we have three spaces that could qualify under federal tax law as home offices. One, known as the Hobbit Hole, is off the master bedroom and is used by my wife, a television critic, who spends her evenings and weekends watching DVDs and tapes supplied by the networks. Click here to read more.. »
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Do you really want to take your work home?
We already work harder and longer hours than ever, which kind of makes you wonder why our grandparents went on strike for the eight-hour day. Still, surveys show that home offices are becoming almost standard in new houses, and owners of older homes are carving office space out of bedrooms, attics, and basements. On the other hand, no one can agree on the value a home office adds to your house. Click here to read more.. »


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WEST MILFORD Legend and tradition has given us the name Monongahela, from a chief of the powerful tribe of the Susquehanas, said to have been young and strong and brave, and fleeter than the red deer; who led his people to the hunt, in its scenic arbors, and fish in its clear prolific waters, long before the white man's advent. West Fork of the Monongahela, child of the Mountain God, the tragedies, you could unfold, through cycles past of feet that trod thy winding path, will ne're be told. In sunny days, now in the past, the scenic pictures, all unclassed upon thy placid mirrored face, I've sought, to drink its magic grace! West Milford was organized as a town by an act of the Va. Legislature in 1818, receiving its name, from the "West Fork", of the Monongahela. The Mill built here in an early day, and the ford, which crossed the river a short distance below. The town was incorporated about 1880 or 82, as an old corporation receipt held by Mr. C. Fox dates to 1885. The mill and the dame were first built by a man by the name of Samuel Clemens, but was rebuilt and owned by several other parties. Golden and Shinn brothers-in-law, Golden having married a sister of Mr. Shinn. The dam was known in an early day as Shinn's dam still other owners Wesley Post, and Thomas Smith, owned the mill at the time of the great flood in 1888, which took it, and the wooden bridge away; W. R. Post, who lived in the house on the flat adjoining the mill, had to be taken out of the house in a boat. The water as she showed me, rose to a height of near five feet above the first floor. The mill was again rebuilt, this time by Mr. Wesley Post, and John Lynch the wooden bridge, was built by J. N. Tucker, in 1874. The Stone work by Mr. John Fox. George Sheets furnished the timber, which was framed by Benjamin Huff, and his sons, William and Austin. The first Church, was built by the Baptist denomination, and nailed together by nails made by Benjamin Barlett, and early smith. J. A. Lowther, and Major Prichard were also early smiths. The first school, Mr. Fox can recall was taught by Mrs. Ollie Bartlett, in her own home, which he attended. Thomas West Taught in the old town hall, which stood on the lot now owned by Price Ward. It


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The Harding Township Police Department is conducting a Child Safety Seat Inspection Event for residents:
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Rain date is Wednesday, June 12th
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Registered Morris County voters who will not be able to get to the polls for the June 4 Primary Election may vote in person at the office of the Morris County Clerk.
Early in-person voting is being conducted in the County Clerk's Office from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday through Thursday, May 30, with the exception of Monday, May 27, Memorial Day, when the office will be closed.
Voting hours have also been extended:
In-person voting is permitted under New Jersey statutes, and a registered voter does not have to give a reason for his or her in-person vote.
The County Clerk's Office is also accepting applications for voting by mail until Tuesday, May 28.
The Morris County Clerk's Office is on the first floor of the Administration and Records Building on Court Street in Morristown.
Additional information about voting may be obtained by calling the Election Department of the County Clerk's Office at 973-285-6066 or online at MorrisElections.org.
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The project to relocate the DPW driveway will start on or about May 2nd, 2013 and will likely continue for approximately three months. Due to the potential for traffic delays within the DPW site during this time, we recommend that all residents visiting the Post Office or Blue Willow Marketplace use the Village Road driveway when exiting. This will help to avoid delays in your trip while enhancing the safety of the workers at the site. Your anticipated cooperation is greatly appreciated!
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A recent college grad runs into someone from her past.
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My wife's Master leads her down ever more depraved avenues.
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An office crush fantasy becomes a hot sexy reality.
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She's programmed herself to talk the talk, but walking the walk reveals she's inexperienced. You have to read the body language closely: the widened eyes, the lack of grace in posture, the barely repressed nervous giggle. She tells you she's had this Master and that Sir and maybe she has, but they've all been phonies and wanna-bes, poseurs who – like her – only think they're in the...Read On
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Alexis and her boyfriend had decided that they wanted some excitement. Alexis decided to confide in Justin one of her darkest secrets. She had stumbled upon the book almost a year ago. It was really an accident. She just happened to have tucked the sheets under the mattress of her parent's bed when her hand felt something. She tugged and out came a tattered book, complete with...Read On
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She is bound but determined to stay in control.
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An early morning encounter
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Rayne gets controlled at work
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Just how far was my wife prepared to go?
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My mistress suprises and rewards me...
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A young student-teacher learns the joys of submission.
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One couple has a great time in their new playroom.
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Stephanie is Avenged
Daddy's New Girl, Part 5 Stephanie is Avenged. Previously, Stephanie had been groped by her sales lady while being measured in a fitting room. Having been confronted about this, the sales lady had been ordered to bring gifts (which she stole from work) as a token of her apology. She was now submitting to further punishment and seemed to be relishing in her plight, especially to be...Read On
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Unfortunately, there is just no way to know this because Michael Jordan's prime fell when LeBron James was a little kid, so they never played against each other.
#2 Is LeBron James a better player than Kobe Bryant?
Similar to Jordan vs. LeBron, Kobe and LeBron's primes didn't exactly match up, but they at least have been able to play during the same era. However, basketball is a team sport, not an individual sport. And how would we agree on what makes a player better. Championships? Statistics? Again, basketball is a team sport and so many other factors come into play. All we know for sure is that both LeBron James and Kobe Bryant are very good basketball players. This speaks to the previous question, as well. Even if Michael Jordan and LeBron James had played against each other, it would likely be impossible to make a clear-cut case that one was better than the other.
#3 Will Tiger Woods break Jack Nicklaus' record for career majors?
The only way to know this is to wait and find out. Woods is currently 37 years old and in very good shape, so we could have the answer in the next 18 months or not for 25 years. Time will determine the answer. It's as simple as that.
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Opinion EXCLUSIVE Interview with the Turtle Who Bit Woody Hayes in the Penis
Ohio State's Urban Meyer told a story about Woody Hayes over the weekend at an Ohio coaching convention. According to Meyer, in 1986 a retired Hayes attempted to teach Ohio State coaches about toughness by having a turtle bite his penis. Yes. Really. Click HERE for the details.
SportsPickle was able to land an exclusive interview with the turtle.
Let's just get the main question out of the way at the top: Did you bite former Ohio State head football coach Woody Hayes in the penis?
I did.
How did you wind up biting a famous coach in the penis before a room full of Ohio State coaches?
My family lived next door to Woody's house. My owner, Kevin, was playing with me out on the porch one day and Woody asked if he could borrow me for something he was doing for work. A couple hours later, I've got my jaws chomped down on his dick.
Why? So he asked you to do that to drive home his point?
Where to start. I was born in Michigan. I'm a Michigan turtle. But around 1984, Kevin's dad got transferred from Ann Arbor to a job down in Columbus. Fine. I'm a turtle. As long as I still get to see the Michigan games on TV from my tank I'm cool living wherever. I had no idea goddam Woody Hayes of all people lived next door to our new house. Next thing I know, I'm getting scooped up and driven somewhere in a dark box. Then the box opens and Woody Hayes and Woody Hayes' penis are staring right at me. I had no idea what he was planning to do, but it didn't really seem like there were a lot of positive outcomes in this situation for me, you know? I basically had two options: attack or run. And turtles aren't the best at running. So I bit his penis with everything I had and just hung on.
What kind of turtle are you?
I'm not a monster, if that's what you mean. I did what any turtle would do in that situation. Especially a Michigan turtle.
No, I just mean: What kind of turtle are you? Like a snapper or a
Oh oh. Box. I'm a box turtle.
Opinion 10 Pope Candidates from the Sports World
1. Jon Gruden
Pro: When any big job opens up, Gruden's name is mentioned. He would definitely bring enthusiasm to the position.
Con: The job might be too much for him. Gruden would no doubt stay up all night watching film of people sinning, trying to come up with game plans to help them overcome it. With more than 7 billion sinners in the world, the quantity of sin tape would be overwhelming. The papacy might burn him out fast.
2. Tim Tebow
Pro: Tebow is one of the world's best known Christians and could soon be forced to look for a new line of work.
Con: Tebow is not Catholic. He is an evangelical Christian. Big difference. However, Tebow might be willing to convert if he is promised to be No. 1 on the Catholic depth chart at the faith's most important position.
3. Todd Graham
Pro: The Arizona State head football coach is always looking for a new and better job and will no doubt at least have his agent acquire about the position. Pope is no doubt a "dream job."
Con: Todd Graham has a black, rotten soul. God probably doesn't want Todd Graham to be his top human pal.
4. Lionel Messi
Pro: The world's best soccer player is a devout Catholic. The Church has seen a dramatic decline in Europe in recent years. Making a football star the pope could get many football-mad Europeans interested in Catholicism again.
Con: Messi would no doubt have to miss many matches in order to do pope stuff. Being robbed of the sport's greatest player in his prime could turn many against the Church. Also, with Messi out of the way, Cristiano Ronaldo becomes the world's best player and no one wants that.


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Hi im Chris,and im a knife aholic!
im also known as Manixworld.
My knifelove habit drives me to cut and slice materials and food on a daily basis.
I usualy carry atleast 2 or 3 knives at a time and make a good habit of it.
I find myself hunting down stores selling knives and spend a good long time windowshopping and eventualy leaving the store with a knife that caught my fancy and my handling for some good time.
it could even be a knife i already have,but if the bladeshape,color,bladesteel or handlematerial differs,it would most likely find its way to my collection.
Let me just say,im not asking for help from my knife addiction,just guidens,so that i know, not to buy blunder knives,with lower grade steels.
But one thing i know for- sure,that aslong as i buy and own Spyderco,i can never go wrong. thank you all.


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Today's special Pioneer Day post is from Katie, and this is the text of a wonderful talk she gave in her ward Sacrament Meeting on Sunday.
When I was growing up, I never loved pioneers. My parents are both converts, so all that stuff with bonnets and wagons seemed boring and outdated and not at all applicable to me.
But one day about six years ago, I happened upon a story of two women on the plains who had such a terrible feud they refused to continue traveling to Zion in the same company together. I was shocked. Pioneers FEUDED? They gossiped and complained? Perhaps this reveals too much about my psyche, but I suddenly liked them a whole lot more. I saw that they were human beings, just like me.
From there, my interest in them grew. The more human they became, the more I identified with them. No longer were they mythological figures performing superhuman acts of faith and devotion; they were human beings performing quite human acts of faith and devotion, imperfectly, and THAT made their extraordinary accomplishments all the more impressive. It reminded me of the scripture in Alma 37:6: "by small and simple things are great things come to pass."
The fact that we are sitting here, in this meetinghouse, in the very valley founded by these flawed and faithful human beings, is a tremendous testimony not only to their efforts, but to the power and goodness and grace of God, because He uses people like us to do amazing things.
Then a very interesting thing happened. As I began to identify with the pioneers, to internalize their experiences and sacrifices, I realized something else.
If the pioneers are like me, perhaps I am like them.
I began to see the story of their migration west toward Zion as a beautiful allegory for what a life of faith is all about.
First, the idea of Zion. What I see in scripture is that Zion is a command to extend Heaven to earth. It a faith-driven, charity-governed community of compassion and love. It is PRECISELY what Jesus spoke about over and over and over again, more than anything else, during His mortal ministry — though Jesus used a different term for it: the Kingdom of Heaven. The Kingdom of Heaven — or Zion — is not some distant, far-off place. It is here. It is now. It is a way of being. "The Kingdom of Heaven is within you," Jesus said. The Doctrine and Covenants has a similar message: "Zion is the pure in heart."
The trek west is a symbol for the profound transformation that must occur within each of our hearts in order to live in a Zion way, or in a Kingdom community. This is the core of all of Jesus' teachings. The gospel is not about rules and checklists; it is about finding the Strait and Narrow Way that leads directly to a Zion Heart. And where IS that way? Jesus said it simply: "I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life." It is the process of becoming like Christ.
That is what the pioneer spirit is all about. That is why we journey. As I've examined the lives and stories of the pioneers, I believe there are three things in particular that we can take from them on our own treks toward Zion. They are…
First, seeking. Our religion was founded because a young boy was seeking and was willing to go into some woods to pray and ask for guidance. All the great revelations of our dispensation — from the Doctrine and Covenants to the 1978 Revelation on the Priesthood — have come because prophets have inquired of the Lord. All the great revelations *I* have ever received for *my* life and in my own trek toward Zion have come because *I* have inquired of the Lord.
We are a heritage of seekers. Since Mormonism is relatively new, all of us have pioneer ancestors close enough to know about. Maybe they crossed the plains. Maybe they converted much later. Maybe YOU are a pioneer. In my family, it was my grandmother who wasn't completely satisfied with the answers she received from her local Protestant congregation in suburban New Jersey in 1968. She was always pestering the pastor with questions: "Why are you baptizing infants? Why aren't you baptizing by immersion? Why doesn't God give us more information?" Her seeking and openness led her to listen when Mormon missionaries showed up at the door. She and my grandpa and uncles and father accepted this obscure faith from the western United States against the wishes of their family and friends. And to the day she died, my grandmother was still seeking — searching out questions that didn't make sense. Adjusting her worldview when more information came to light. Disagreeing at times with the way things were taught. Going to God with faith and courage. She was a pioneer, and one of the most magnificent people I have never known.
Second, sacrifice. When Adam and Eve were cast out of the garden of Eden, they were promised that this life would be a life of sorrow and toil. And indeed it is. In our walk west, we are called to bear crosses. Sacrifice, struggle, sorrow — this is, to a great extent, what a life of faith looks like. We have all heard the stories of pioneers crossing thousands of miles with poor supplies and thin shoes. Mothers, fathers, children, and loved ones being buried along the way. Who knows why life must hurt so much? There are no easy answers, but I believe we can look to the scriptures for clues:
In Isaiah, Jesus is described as a man of sorrow, and acquainted with grief. This is not to say that we should SEEK OUT suffering, but when we are called to pass through it, let's remember that there is something so holy about it, that Jesus Himself was not immune; in fact, He descended below all our deepest sorrows and took them upon Himself so that we may be One with Him. Just as the pioneers became the people of God through all that they endured, our sacrifice and trials, in a very real way, make us Christ's people, and He Our Savior and Lord.
Finally, solidarity. If there is one thing we understand very well as Mormons, it's that we are not saved alone. Salvation is a community affair. What would Zion be without our cherished family members, friends, and loved ones? It wouldn't be Zion be if we didn't stand together, in love and acceptance, but lived fractured, distant lives. Every member is needed in Zion. The mothers and fathers. The children. The childless. The stalwart. The struggling. As Paul said, "The body of Christ has many parts." Each is needed. That's what led the Mormon pioneers to march across the plains, to gather by boat and land. Togetherness. Community. Solidarity. We can't ceate the Kingdom without each other.
In conclusion, I'd like to share a poem by Carol Lynn Pearson, a cultural treasure to Mormons, and a pioneer in her own right. It is called, appropriately enough, "Pioneers."


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About Terry StickelsAuthor and speaker Terry Stickels has dedicated his life to the pursuit of improving one's mental flexibility and creative problem solving skills . . . and making it fun. His books, calendars, card decks and newspaper columns are filled with fun and challenging puzzles that stretch the minds of even the best thinkers.Stickels is well known for his three internationally syndicated columns. FRAME GAMES, seen in USA WEEKEND magazine, is read by over 48,000,000 people in 600 newspapers weekly. He concurrently writes STICKELERS for King Features, appearing in over 200 newspapers daily. This column appears in such papers as The Washington Post, The Chicago Sun – Times, The Denver Post, and The Toronto Star. He also is the featured puzzle columnist for The Guardian newspaper, London's largest newspaper.He still finds time to create his yearly calendar as well as books for both kids and adults. You may see his puzzles on the back of Kellogg's Raisin Bran or on a Universal Studios web site featuring a movie such as A Beautiful Mind, where he created the most famous IQ quiz in internet history. This was followed by three successful books requested by the high I.Q. society MENSA.Not only in demand in the publishing world, Stickels is sought after as a public speaker. His keynote addresses are fast paced, humorous looks at the ability (and sometimes lack thereof) to think clearly. Using puzzles as mental warm-ups, he immediately engages the audience into interactive fun where he guides them to self-discovery of the power of their minds. It doesn't take long before it becomes clear that it isn't as difficult as one may have guessed to augment those powers . . . and maybe have a little fun doing it.Born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska, Stickels created his first puzzle at age 11. He and friend Tom Pyper, now a well known attorney, were looking for something to do one summer after their little league baseball games were continually rained out. Tom's mother handed the boys a puzzle book and Stickels was hooked on logical thinking and a lifelong pursuit of having fun with puzzles.He attended the University of Nebraska at Omaha on a football scholarship and graduated with a major in geography and minor in natural sciences. It was while tutoring students in math and physics at UNO that he saw the advantages of using puzzles to assist the students in understanding certain concepts in these disciplines. Puzzles offered the perfect non-intimidating approach in aiding students to become better thinkers.After years of creating puzzles, Stickels was asked to write a weekly puzzle column for a twelve - newspaper syndicate in Rochester, New York. After two years his puzzles caught the eye of Sterling Publishing in New York and his first book MINDSTRETCHING PUZZLES became an immediate hit and is still selling well to this day. This book was followed by ten more puzzle books all dedicated to having fun exploring the powers of the mind. His popular FRAMEGAMES puzzles are still featured on kids' television shows in Upstate New York. New York Times' crossword editor Will Shortz's uses some of Stickels' more mathematical puzzles on his popular Weekend Edition radio show heard weekly on National Public Radio.Not only are Stickels' books used for fun worldwide, such austere bodies as THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF MATHEMATICS praise his books as important aids in assisting students in learning how to think critically.Terry is a member of the following organizations:-- MENSA-- One in a Thousand Society (OATH)-- The International High I.Q. Society-- The Epimetheus SocietyStickels currently lives and puzzles in Fort Worth, Texas, where he is putting the finishing touches on two books to be released later this year.What Others Say About Terry Stickels"Terry Stickels puzzles are perfect brain stimulators for young and old alike. They're fresh, varied, and well thought-out and they build problem-solving skills that are useful both academically and in everyday life."Will ShortzCrossword Editor, The New York Times"Terry Stickels has joined the ranks of top popularizers of mathematical problems. His puzzle collections are highly recommended for their novel approaches and fresh ideas."Martin GardnerWriter and Past Editor of the Scientific American's Recreational Mathematics Column"Because of my work in creative thinking, I read many puzzles and puzzle books. I've found that the difference between the right puzzle and the almost right puzzle is the difference between lightning and the lightning bug. Terry Stickels' puzzles are the 'lightning.' I'm a big fan of his work."Michael MichalkoAuthor, Thinkertoys"Terry Stickels is one of the most gifted puzzle writers, authors, and speakers it has been my pleasure to know. He has generously provided us with his time and talents in creating unique and challenging material, for our MENSA projects."Jim BlackmoreNational Marketing Director, MENSA"One measure of success for today's classroom teacher is the number of opportunities provided for his or her students to engage in active, genuine thinking. Terry Stickels' latest work may be his best collection yet of just those kinds of thought-provoking activities, designed specifically for the educator interested in finding effective ways to foster creativity and turn young minds on."Timothy J. McNamaraNew York State Recipient, Presidential Award for Excellence in Secondary Mathematics Teaching"The most noteworthy features of Mind-bending Puzzles are its fresh approach to problem-solving and the originality of the puzzles."The National Council of Teachers of MathematicsMathematics Teacher Magazine
View Terry's WorkStickels Spectrum Of PuzzlesYou know Terry Stickels as the creator of FRAME GAMES and STICKELERS... but those are only two of many types of puzzles he creates. Here is a list, with examples, of the others... and the list keeps growing.Download puzzles (pdf)Terry's Books
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On June 23rd at 1:00 PM, the Amazing Max (Magician Max Darwin) will be presenting a special performance of The Amazing Max and the Box of Interesting Things for children with special needs. This sensory-friendly presentation of the hit Off-Broadway show will be adjusted to the sensitivities of children with autism and other special needs. Handicap accessible seating will be available, as well as a quiet area reserved for any children who may feel overwhelmed during the performance.
As I reported last fall, The Amazing Max and The Box of Interesting Things at Manhattan Movement and Arts Center is a traditional children's magic show with many a modern twist. Max Darwin manages to enthrall children while still entertaining adults, all while gracefully executing sight-of-hand tricks and improvisational comedy.
The Amazing Max and The Box of Interesting Things special needs friendly show will beperformed at the MMAC Theater located in the Manhattan Movement & Arts Center at 248 W. 60th Street, NYC (between Amsterdam and West End Avenues) in the Lincoln Center area.
A limited number of discounted tickets are available for $20. Reservations are required and must be made using the online reservation form, www.TheAmazingMaxLive.com/specialneeds or call 212-496-2147.
Following the performance children will the opportunity to meet The Amazing Max, who will be signing autographs. There will also be special giveaways. For more information, visit www.TheAmazingMax.com or www.TheAmazingMaxLive.com/specialneeds
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Silicon Energy moves from Arlington to Marysville
By KIRK BOXLEITNER
Arlington Times Reporter
April 12, 2010 · 11:33 AM
ARLINGTON — Silicon Energy of Arlington became the state's first solar panel manufacturer last summer, and after being purchased by Spectrum Renewable Investments in California from the Arlington-based OutBack Power Systems at the start of this year, Silicon Energy is set to move to a new facility this summer.
Silicon Energy won't be going far, though, since it's moving from its current roughly 14,000-square-foot facility, in the business and industrial park of the Arlington Municipal Airport, to a nearly 27,000-square-foot facility, at 3506 124th St. NE in Marysville.
"Business has been busy, so we're preparing to expand," said Gary Shaver, president and CEO of Silicon Energy. "After we got certified last August, we had a normal start for a business, slow and careful, but responding to demand has really ramped up our production."
Since the start of the year, Silicon Energy has doubled its staff, from 10 to 20 employees, and according to Shaver, has raced to fill all its orders. As such, it needed new equipment and a higher capacity for growth than was expected.
"This decision was a necessity, and we had to make it quickly," Shaver said. "The space that we needed simply wasn't available in Arlington, even though we've had good relations with the city of Arlington and we expect to continue to do so in the future. We hope the city of Marysville can be equally welcoming to us."
Looking ahead, Silicon Energy is growing fast enough that expects its business to expand outside state lines, especially with a number of new products waiting in the wings. One is a "more standard" version of its solar panels, for structures that can't support the weight and don't require the aesthetics of its its high-durability glass-encased panels, while Shaver described the other products as complimenting Silicon Energy's existing line, but held off on revealing anything else about them.
"They'll show that we're not just a one-trick pony," Shaver said. "We're very positive and excited to face these new challenges, and we've gotten very good responses from our customers."
Shaver added that Silicon Energy will be moving into its new facility over the course of the next couple of months.
Silicon Energy is currently located at 6209 192nd St. NE in Arlington, and its Web site is silicon-energy.com.
Related news story: Silicon Energy debuts Cascade series solar panels.
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I've finally met @fuckyeahandii :">
We went to SM Megamall (although there's a branch of Odyssey near us LOL) to reserve for our TOSOD Asian Eds and got our postcards!
She bought a David baller too. Lucky her, it was the last baller :)))))))
We ate at KFC \m/ chatted about Davids for hours wooooh HAHA
Roamed around the mall and went to NBS, we've seen a lot of COS copies, the paperback version is still not available </3
Btw, I love the ASTROPLUS Postcard too. meh.


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BRC Applauds Congressional Oversight of BLM's Wilderness Inventory Handbook
POCATELLO, ID (August 6, 2012)–The BlueRibbon Coalition today expressed appreciation for the initiative of several key members of Congress, who are taking action in opposition to the Department of the Interior's (DOI) efforts to conduct a never-ending Wilderness inventory process.
Senate Western Caucus Chairman John Barrasso (R-WY), joined Congressman Rob Bishop (UT-01) and Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT) in questioning Bureau of Land Management guidance manuals that continue the controversial Wild Lands policy killed by Congress in April 2011. The manuals include language identical to Secretarial order 3310 and its supporting documents, known as the DOI's Wild Lands memo, mandating BLM employees engage in a ongoing inventory for lands with wilderness characteristics.
In the letter to Secretary Salazar, Caucus members wrote; "The Department's recent actions greatly undermine both your commitment to working with us, your duty to follow both the letter and spirit of the Congressional mandate to withhold funding for the Wildlands policy, and the Obama Administration's commitment towards being the 'most transparent' in history. We urge you to withdraw BLM Manuals 6310 and 6320 immediately, and create a public process for crafting these manuals that are so vital to the management of western public lands,"
In addition to Barrasso, Hatch, and Bishop, the letter was signed by Senators Mike Crapo, Mike Enzi, Dean Heller, Jon Kyl, Mike Lee, Lisa Murkowski, Jim Risch and Representatives Mark Amodei, Jason Chaffetz, Jeff Denham, Jeff Flake, Paul Gosar, Raul Labrador, Cynthia Lummis, Tom McClintock and Steve Pearce.
The letter to Secretary Salazar is here.
A background paper distributed by the Western Caucus is here.
A press release from the Senate Western Caucus is here.
Greg Mumm, BRC's Executive Director said the congressional oversight is appreciated by many in the west who have been fighting the agency's attempt to add additional Wilderness Study Areas (WSA) each time a new management plan is created. "The effort to require the BLM to conduct an endless wilderness inventory has been the single most controversial policy initiative in the agency's history. This ill-conceived wilderness review process has been nothing but a waste of valuable resources and budgets. We very much appreciate the efforts of the Western Caucus."
While applauding the action, BRC's Public Lands Policy Director, Brian Hawthorne, could not help but note that the planning regulations, promulgated at the end of the Clinton Administration, were continued by the Bush Administration. "This policy began under Secretary Bruce Babbitt in 1998. It was incorporated into official BLM planning regulations in 2002 and has continued largely under the radar until Secretary Salazar elevated the effort to a 'Secretarial Order.' In every respect, we must thank Secretary Salazar's over-reach for bringing this policy to the attention of Congress and the public."
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Winner of Dr. Toy's Best Vacation Product Winner of Creative Child's Family Game of the Year Winner of a Tillywig Award Winner of 4 Stars from AblePlay A refreshing new game that tests a family's coordination and teamwork - all inside a big red whistle!
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A. Easy. Many games include eating dinner and drinking milk, such as The Last Bite, MilkMan Race and Counting Moo. We've also discovered that kids are so focused on the game that they just eat their meal and forget to complain about the peas. "Thanks for introducing us to a way to get Hanna to eat her dinners!" said Kerry, a Mom from Massachusetts.
A. Absolutely. Many games like Get To Know Ya, Situation Challenge and especiallyPass The Pepper encourage conversation. Plus, a FamilyTimeFun game is a great way to open everyone up at the table and put them in a good mood at the start of dinner. As one Mom said great conversation starters.
A. You'll discover that playing simple games during dinner is a fun and different way to enjoy a family meal. It's also a break from the routine. Several University Family Extension Programs (W.Virginia University, University of Nebraska, Iowa State University and others) recommend having fun at the dinner table and playing games to create a positive meal experience. Kids benefit most from family meals when it's a positive experience.
A. Sure. Pick up our 51 game set, pull out a few game cards and play them at night instead of watching TV. Keep a few cards in your car and play them while running errands or on the way to your in-laws. Play them at home on the weekend around the breakfast table. Or play them when you take your family out to a restuarant.
A. Your family should start with the Beginner Game. Then try Gather 'Round followed by the Original Game.
A. Both. While most of the 51 cards are primarily games, the games are a fun and easy way to begin family conversation. FamilyTimeFun Dinner Games & Activities add a little spice and fun to your average conversation starter.
A. Family Day - A Day to Eat Dinner with Your Children -- is celebrated on the 4th Monday of September every year. It is a growing national effort designed to promote the benefits that come from families dining together on a consistent basis. Family Day was launched in 2001 by The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse (CASA) at Columbia University.CASA Research consistently shows that the more often children eat dinner with their families, the less likely they are to smoke, drink or use illegal drugs. Family Day reminds busy families of the invaluable roll that parental involvement plays in steering children and teens away from cigarettes, drugs and alcohol. Every year more companies, organizations and families join together to support Family Day. For more information: www.CASAFamilyDay.org.
A.Many of the Racers Ready Challenges involve getting families up and moving in a fun and active way. Two of our Challenge categories are Races and Contests. Several games involve moving across a room by running, crawling etc.
A. Yes. You can change some games slightly so that they are easier or more challenging depending on the ages of your children.


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Career Options for Economics Majors
Economics is one of the most versatile and useful majors because it hones students' analytic and critical thinking abilities. Arguably the most practical of the liberal arts, economics enables students to logically structure problems of choice in order to understand how the relevant financial, legal, or social constraints affect those choices. The resulting understanding of the interactions of laws and government policies with personal and business decisions provides a solid foundation for either finding a job or graduate study. For those interested in graduate study, an economics degree is well-respected by top graduate programs in economics, business, law, public policy, and medicine.
- Getting a Job after Graduation
- Graduate School in Economics
- Business School
- Law School
- Graduate Programs in Public and International Affairs
Getting a Job after Graduation
Economics is one of the best preparations for a career which can be entered with a Bachelor's degree. In addition to economic consulting work in both the private and public sectors, employment prospects in government, journalism, administration, sales, finance, investment banking, and venture capital are enhanced with an Economics degree. Work in these fields requires good analytical ability, so one's employment prospects will be further improved by supplementing study in economics with skills in statistics, mathematics, and computer science.
Graduate School in Economics
Graduate study in economics generally consists of the following components: (1) intense training in macroeconomics, microeconomics and econometrics, (2) qualifying written and/or oral examinations, (3) courses in the student's chosen areas of specialty, (4) research seminars, during which students write and present research papers, (5) teaching and/or research assistant duties, and (6) a dissertation. The dissertation process is overseen by a committee of three or more professors chosen by the student. These advisors guide the student and ultimately decide if the dissertation is sufficient at a final oral defense. Normally, it takes five years to complete a Ph.D. program.
An undergraduate economics major supplemented with additional math courses is excellent preparation for graduate school. Graduate programs in economics are mathematically rigorous, so students considering graduate school need at a minimum: multivariate calculus (MATH 213), linear algebra (MATH 224), a course in econometrics (ECON 375), and mathematical probability and statistics (MATH 336, 436). Students will find it helpful to take additional courses in mathematics such as foundations (MATH 222), differential equations (MATH 333), and real analysis (MATH 341). Faculty members can assist you in choosing undergraduate courses that will best prepare you for graduate study in economics. Most graduate programs require GRE scores for admission, with an emphasis on the math and analytic portions of the test. Other important considerations for admission include letters of recommendation, undergraduate course work, and grades as an undergraduate.
A Ph.D. in economics prepares you to teach economics at the college level and to do research in economics. Most PhD.s in economics find employment within academia or doing economic research at government agencies or private research firms. Students who do not think that they want to teach and who are mostly interested in doing non-technical policy analysis using the tools of economics might want to consider a Masters in Public Policy.
Business School
Business schools have increasingly emphasized both work experience and a broad, well-rounded liberal arts undergraduate education in their admissions decisions. An undergraduate economics major provides a solid analytical background for business school. Most of our graduates who choose to pursue an MBA work for a couple of years before beginning business school.
Students who eventually attend business school can seek concentrations in several different fields: accounting, corporate finance, business economics, international business, industrial and labor relations, management information systems, management, marketing, and operations research. A student's interests should influence the type of courses taken as an undergraduate, as well as the type of employment sought upon graduation. Well-chosen internships and summer positions during one's college education can provide valuable exposure to potential careers in these fields.
Law School
While there is no single best course of undergraduate study to prepare for law school, economics has proven to be a very effective preparation for a career in the law. It has a solid analytical base that usually provides excellent preparation for taking the LSAT, the law school entrance exam, and the analytical methods used in economic analysis develop the critical thinking skills necessary for success in a law career. In addition, many law schools are now regularly teaching economics courses because they are finding that current legal doctrine is increasingly incorporating economic analysis. For example, antitrust law requires familiarity with economic models of imperfect competition.
Graduate Programs in Public and International Affairs
For students who want to become involved in public policy and international affairs, there are many Master's and Ph.D. programs in public policy, international relations, and government. The range of employment opportunities open to graduates of such programs includes: policy-making at the federal and state level; strategic planning for multi-national corporations; and consulting for international agencies.
Most Master's and Ph.D. programs of this type encourage prospective enrollees to work for a couple of years in government, public service, or for an agency involved with public programs before applying to a graduate program. Work experience provides exposure to the actual work one will be doing after receiving the graduate degree. It also allows the graduate program to do a more effective job of training the student, and demonstrates one's commitment to pursuing a career in this area. Students are strongly encouraged to complement their academic training with summer internships and field work in their chosen area of public policy.
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Remember that geeky kid you sat next to in high school homeroom? The one who could set your clothes on fire if the sun hit his glasses just right? His name was Keith "Fresh Nerd" Mitchell, and he grew up to be a record producer.
Keith cut his teeth by watching chart-topping artist Busta Rhymes and hit makers' Cool n Dre work in their natural habitat. The studio became his new classroom. Late night sessions illuminated his path, ultimately leading to collaborations with Sudanese war survivor Emmanuel Jal, American Idol finalist Ace Young, and singer/songwriter Roz Bell. Their song, "Pink Cadillac", displays Mitchell's mind for melodic lines and deep roots of rhythmic soul.
As a student of hip hop, Mitchell sees promise in today's crowded landscape. When asked about his thoughts on hip hop music today he had this to say:
"The current state of hip hop is good, but not great. Yes, we have tons more crap because of the digital revolution but there is also a lot of good hip hop out there. Unfortunately, you just have to look a bit harder. I'm hoping once artists get a good grasp of how to navigate the new business model (whatever that may be), we will get more good music consistently."
Mitchell's search for the future of music has recently taken him overseas. Keith tells a funny story about the origins of his move. His mentor, Grammy-nominated engineer Neal Pogue, left him alone in the studio to teach Debbie Gibson how to rap. She failed to find the downbeat, but he learned a valuable life lesson — when L.A. hands you lemons, move to London.
England has agreed with Fresh. Within months of his move across the pond, FreshNerd has caught the attention of DJ Whoo Kid (50 Cent, G-Unit) by making his way to the finals of the Buma R'dam Beats Int'l Battle, occupied the same bill as Queens MC, Action Bronson, all while continuing to produce various 100 Akres' beat tapes & cassette releases on his 100 Akres Limited label.
Fresh lives by the words of Dizzy Gillespie, "Musicians should play for themselves first, their fellow musicians second and their audience third."
He admires artists who paint with a different brush. It is this respect and admiration of contemporary art that sets him apart from the rest. Be sure to catch his passionate blog, Freshnerd.com.


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India's eight core industries growth having a combined weight of 37.90 percent in the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) slowed down to 2.1 percent in August from the 3.8 percent in last August, mainly due to negative growths in the production of natural gas, cement, fertilizer and crude oil.
During April-August 2012-13, the cumulative growth rate of the core industries declined to 2.8 percent from the 5.5 percent in the corresponding period in 2011-12.
As per the data released by the Commerce and Industry Ministry, Coal production in August witnessed a robust growth of 11.0 percent, compared to a negative growth of 15.2 percent last year, while Petroleum refinery production more than doubled to 8.4 percent from the 3.8 percent year-on-year.
On the other hand, Electricity production in August registered a growth of 1.7 percent, down from 9.4 percent in the same month last year, while Steel (Alloy+Non-Alloy) production had a 1.8 percent, down from 7.9 percent in August last year.
Crude oil oil production in August witnessed a negative growth of 0.6 percent, compared to a positive growth of 1.6 percent in last August, while the growth of Natural Gas production also was negative at 13.5 percent, compared to a negative growth of 5.3 percent year-on-year.
In August, Fertilizer output had a negative growth of 2.1 percent, compared to a positive growth of 4.3 percent last August, whereas Cement production was also negative at 2.4 percent, compared to a positive growth of 8.4 percent in August 2011.
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Buffett and Berkshire bet on print, buy 63 Media General papers
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Meadham Kirchhoff's Spring/Summer 2013 collection was titled a "Cautionary Tale", with the designer duo bringing us once again their unique creations.
Taking inspiration from 50s couture with a Madame de Pompadour theme thrown in, the design house sent models marching down the catwalk in full skirts, corset tops complete with frill cap sleeves and short coats.
Pearls, gauzy golds and white satin bows that adorned the garments added to the look, while gold embroidery and crystals really bought the collection to life.
Add to these elbow-length satin gloves, marabou feathers and heavily patterned fabrics added to, and completed the theme nicely.
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Every scream is different. As a parent we can tell the difference in each one of our babies cries. There's usually a unique pitch for hungry, tired, bored, or diaper change. Then, every baby tucks away a specially reserved, very high pitched, fast screeching. That is usually the sound of pain.
As our kids get older the cries eventually turn into yelling. They might yell because they are frustrated or need attention. They might get startled or stub a toe. The older they get there's a pretty high chance most of their yelling will be either at a TV screen or at you.
When your child cries in a new, fancy style that you've never heard before it's enough to make you drop whatever is in your hands and run to them. The unfamiliar cry is ugly. You have no idea what the problem is going to be until your standing in front of it. I'm not a fan of surprises to begin with. Surprise cries I can safely say I hate!
Last night I was finishing dinner with Thing 1 and Thing 3 I heard these blood curdling screams coming from Thing 2 upstairs. You know the kind you only hear in the movies when someone just finds someone that's been stabbed 46 times. It was the hyperventilating screeching that only should be used if you need an Emergency room or if your starring in a Friday the 13th movie. My husband went upstairs with him a little while earlier to cut his hair. As I hopped upstairs taking 3 steps at a time all I could see was one of my sons ears laying on the bathroom floor. I couldn't imagine anything else making him scream like that. Plus, it was easy to envision because I have childhood memories of my Mom snipping my brothers ears during their laundry room barber sessions. Then, I found out last week she just recently did a number on my Dad's ear too! So, as I jumped up the 14 stairs, it felt like I was running a mile and the only thing I could see was a bloody ear laying on the dirty bathroom floor.
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