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Soooo....I get a call on Friday from Darling's school.
Apparently, my sweet, innocent second grader got in trouble for defacing school property. She and her BFF decided that it was a good idea to write their names and "BFFs forever" on the bathroom stalls of the girls room.
The school counselor told me that it was in pencil, "but quite large" and she had the girls clean it up and they were sent to the vice principal for a "discussion".
I was flabbergasted. I was a child that never, ever got in trouble. Handsome was a hellion. He routinely got in trouble in grade school. Apparently, she truly is Daddy's Little Girl.
I initially had four reactions.
1. She is in SOOOO much trouble.
2. She's not a very good juvenile delinquent. She wrote her name, which is quite incriminating when committing a crime. I need her Sicilian godmother to have a discussion with her about covering her tracks.
3. We need to have a serious discussion about peer pressure. She is much too influenced by others. Writing on the walls is just not something she would come up with on her own. I've seen in other situations where she'll do something because others tell her it's a good idea. Maybe because she's an only child she hasn't figured out how to say "No, I don't want to do that."
4. She is going to be much harder on herself than Handsome and I are going to be.
My Darling Delinquent is lucky that Daddy picked her up from school and not Mama.
Let's just say I needed some "cool off time"...
When Handsome went to pick her up from school he walked into her classroom and she took one look at him and knew she was in trouble.
Handsome is a much calmer parent than I am and so he said, "So...Mama got a phone call today from school."
She nodded her head and said that she expected that.
Handsome asked her why she did it.
"Because I'm a bad kid"
And....his heart broke a little bit.
He told her (and I backed it up when I got home) "You're not a bad kid. You're actually a very good kid, but you made a VERY bad decision. Sometimes good people make very bad choices. The important thing is to try very hard not to do something you know is wrong even if your friends tell you to do it."
Handsome is full of "Good Parent Wisdom"...
I never thought that we would have to have the peer pressure discussion in 2nd grade.
Punishment: Writing 6 pages of "I will think for myself and do what is right.", no computer games, no tv, no Nintendo DS for at least a week.
She's taking it well and if we had left the punishment up to her she probably would have come up with something much harsher.
Sometimes parenting sucks.
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Moxie's Little Juvenile Delinquent....
Posted by MoxieMamaKC at 2:51 AM 3 comments
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Chocolate Smuggery
Is smugness a sin?
I sure hope not because I felt pretty awesome at 5:30 pm last night going in to my local liquor store and waltzing past several disgruntled and disappointed Boulevard Chocolate Ale seekers.
Thanks to the advice of KC Beer Blog, I had put 2 bottles (max allowed) on reserve. One for me and one to give away as a birthday gift to one of my friends. Last year, I waited too long to get my hands on a bottle so I was determined this year. At the same time, I'm kind of disappointed in myself for being a part of mass hysteria and hype over something as trivial as a particular flavored beer.
I haven't tried it yet, but I'm looking forward to enjoying it during the Oscars of Advertising (Super Bowl Sunday).
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Growing up I wasn't a very big fan of Valentine's Day. I don't really like red roses and I hate hearts (maybe I'm traumatized by all the heart shaped jewelry that Staten Island girls wore). But, nonetheless I do like to indulge in chocolate and desserts whether or not I have a valentine. There's no rule that says 'you can only eat chocolate & strawberries if you have a valentine.' If you want to make a special dessert for yourself or a loved one then this recipe is perfect for you!
I've been seeing 'Cake Pops' pop up everywhere! It's the new fad in the dessert world. If you're not aware of their existence let me fill you in. It's moist cake mixed with frosting and enrobed in chocolate. And what's better than rich Red Velvet cake enrobed in intensely dark chocolate? Well, infusing it with rose and topping with real silver leaf are just a few tweeks and additions that I thought would make it go from great to awesome. The process isn't hard, it's just a bit time consuming. But, if you're looking to indulge and treat yourself or a loved one, then the time and effort are definitely worth it!
- 2 1/2 cups + 5 tbsp All Purpose Flour
- 1 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1 tsp baking soda
- 1 1/2 tbsp unsweetened cocoa powder (I used Ghiradelli Bran)
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 cup buttermilk (I used Homemade)
- 1 1/2 cup vegetable oil
- 2 large eggs, room temperature
- 1 1/2 tbsp red food coloring
- 1 tsp white distilled vinegar
- 1 tsp rose water
- PAM Baking Flavor
Cream Cheese Frosting:
- 3 cups confectioner's sugar
- 6 oz reduced fat cream cheese, softened (I used Philadelphia Brand)
- 2 1/2 tbsp unsalted butter, softened
- 1/2 tsp rose water/essence
Chocolate Coating:
- 4-5 bars dark chocolate, melted (I used Ghiradelli 70% Cacao)
- silver leaf (optional)- available at Indian Grocery Stores
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Spray a rectangular pan (~9×13) with PAM and line with parchment paper. Spray with PAM and set aside.
2. In a medium bowl sift together the flour, cocoa, baking soda and salt. Mix and set aside. In a large bowl add the eggs, buttermilk, vinegar, oil, food color and rose water. Using a hand mixer beat on low for 1-2 minutes until blended well. With the mixer on low, add about 1/2 cup of the dry ingredients and blend. Do this continuously until the dry ingredients are blended well with the wet ingredients and is smooth. Do not over beat. Pour into greased pan and bake for 35 minutes. Turn halfway through.
3. Remove from the oven and cool in the pan for about 15 minutes. Using the sides of the parchment sheet, lift the cake out and cool for another 15-20 minutes or until completely cool. Using a serrated knife, trim off the hard edges.
4. In a large bowl add cream cheese, butter and rose water. Beat on low speed for 1-2 until creamy and blended. While beating add in 1/2 cup at a time of confectioner's sugar. Beat until everything is blended and creamy (resembles frosting).
5. In a large bowl crumble the whole cake into small pieces. Mix in the frosting using a spatula until its incorporated well and resembles a thick crumbly dough. Roll into 1-2 inch thick balls. Press together with fingers to make sure that the cake sticks together as a ball, and smooth using the palms of your hands. Place on a cookie sheet and freeze for about 1 hours- till its chilled & hard, not frozen solid.
6. Melt the chocolate in a large bowl. Take about 4 balls out of the freezer at a time and thoroughly coat each ball, dunking them into the bowl of chocolate. Place on a parchment lined cookie sheet to dry. Decorate tops with drizzled chocolate (optional). Once the balls are all dry (few hours or over night) carefully decorate with the silver leaf.
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Life is tough. But Nuns are tougher. If you need helpful advice just Ask Sister Mary Martha.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
E Freezing
I think today, since it's not Lent, we'll have a McDonald's fish fillet sandwich. I don't eat them during Lent, even though they were made for Catholics to eat during Lent, as they are actually a guilty pleasure of mine (of course nuns have a guilty pleasure or two).
The 'fish on Friday' debacle has raged on for years. Finally, whether or not you eat meat on Friday is left up to the local Bishop. We can eat meat on Friday if we choose. But we are still expected to do some type of penance on Friday.
So...I guess I won't have a McDonald's fish fillet sandwich. Again.
Have you considered offering the St. Isidore medal in a color other than pink? I'm not sure how many computer geeks are into hot pink medals. I'd probably buy a silver one.
Glad you asked! For one thing, we do more custom orders than just about anything! We are always glad to oblige. And perhaps you missed our Heaven for Men section. It's for men and plain Janes.
My son is in grad school and one of his friends was raised Catholic, when she went to college the E-Frees got her to convert. My husband says they have a method to their madness. He says they have a regular process they use to undermine the Catholic faith, also abusing the fact that the student is away from family and home. What I need to know is what is the Catholic antidote? Thank you.
E-Frees? Am I living under a rock? Are they a church that's just on the internet, like an E-Mail, or and E-Vite?
Oh well, perhaps it's not important to know exactly what they're on about.
I wouldn't worry about making them sound so sinister with their "process". We all have a process we use to evangelize. In the Catholic Church we call them apologetics, although I have always thought that is just the...what do the kids say?...lamest word to use for the Herculean job of defending the Faith that they undertake.
(Defender of the Faith raises hand sheepishly): Excuse me. I'm sorry to interrupt your tirade about praying to the saints to suggest that you have it completely wrong and don't for one second understand what you're talking about even though it has no doubt been explained to you hundreds of times and you just hold your ears and hum...but you have it completely wrong. Sorry. Sorry to bring it up again...pardon me, please...
In case, to answer your question "What I need to know is what is the Catholic antidote?" yes.
That would be you. How well you've taught, shown by example and prayed for your children. We should change the concept of 'child rearing' to 'adult rearing'. Your whole goal as you school your children in the Faith is for this day when they are out on their own, that they are impervious to the ramblings and the arguments and the doubts and the threats.
It's the argument both for and against 'home schooling'. For: it gives you all the time in the world to teach them, by word and example, everything they need to know with no interruption. Against: less practice for what they will encounter every single day as adults out on their own.
It's not as though, once they're out there you're done. Your job is never done. In fact, it's only going to get harder. You can tell a kid just about anything and they'll believe you because mommy and daddy (or Sister) said so. They don't need anything more. Santa Claus, tooth fairies....
Speaking of the tooth fairy...I have heard from some moms that they have switched from the tooth fairy to St. Apollonia for the tooth under the pillow drill. And while that' s all well and good, (although I hope no one is telling a child young enough to put baby teeth under a pillow the actual story of St. Apollonia) the fact is St. Apollonia is not out collecting teeth anymore than some fairy. Ever notice that kids never ask why a fairy or a saint buys their baby teeth? It's because they are kids and they'll believe anything.
It's also the reason I can't bear it when young people are tried 'as adults' for some heinous crime. They may know the difference between right and wrong, but we still don't let them vote, drink, or drive a car. Why? Because they're KIDS and they don't have the judgement of adults.
What was I talking about...oh yes, your grown children.
Once your children are grown up you're not going to be able to use the 'because I said so' method of education any longer. Now you're going to have to know your stuff and engage! Be ready to do battle!
In other words, your going to have to switch patron saints from St. Nicholas, the jolly lover of little children to St. Joan of Arc, defender of an entire country.
The job of a marriage is to get your spouse into heaven and the job of a family is to get the kids there, too.
23 comments:
- Maggie said...
I believe E Free refers to Evangelical Catholic, which was my denomination before I converted. I'm not sure if they have a specific "program" to undermine the Faith, but our college Bible study through the EFree church had quite a few lapsed Catholics in it.
Here E-Frees means the Evangelical Churches that are not covered under any denomination, like Lutheran or Baptist. My son's soul isn't in jeopardy, he is very well educated in both his Bible and his religion. The question is how does he help his friend understand she has been led astray? How does he help her back to the true Church?
- Elizabeth Mahlou said...
Sister, great post, good insights re parenting for the long term! Mine are grown; it's interesting to watch them pass on to their children what was passed on to them -- and we pass on more than we think simply by how we choose to behave ourselves.
Maggie, what does the "free" stand for? Obviously, I get the E! Like Sister, I never heard of E-Free.
Dear Sister Mary Martha...
I have a rather strange topic, but this is really bothering me. I have heard about God being everything- Our Loving Father, Jesus our Loving savior...but I'm really confused about Jesus being our lover, especially for me as a woman. I have heard about St. Teresa of Avila's ecstasy and how it actually looks and sounds like a woman at the height of her sexual climax due to pure love of God. What exactly is this, and how does it work? Also, have any other other saints had an experience like this?
- Tracy said...
Dear Sister MM,
Why is a fish sandwich outside of Lent a guilty pleasure? Shouldn't we thank God for the occasional small pleasure?
- slimsdotter said...
I think E Free is Evangelical Free Churches, and it is an actual denomination. The "Free" refers to not having to pay for your pew at church. Like the Free Methodists. That has been my understanding, anyway.
- Tami said...
Great post. I especially appreciated your advice about arming ourselves with knowledge. Many devout Catholics think once they are confirmed weekly mass and confession have them covered. We need to be continuing to delve into God's word and church teaching. I have found the more I study and learn, the easier it is for me to explain those difficult questions. A child's faith, armed with church knowledge. That is a true gift for our Lord.
Dear Sister
St. Isidore on your medal is St. Isidore the Farmer, a poor peasant born near Madrid around 1070: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isidore_the_Farmer
St. Isidore of Seville is the patron of the internet. He was a bishop for 30 years in the 600's. He is called the last scholar of the ancient world:
I have medals of both, although the bishop is hard to find and both are regularly confused with each other.
- Janis Taylor said...
I would love to buy some of the St Apollolina dolls for my neices and nephews. Do you have a link?
- KimK said...
Anon, for good, rational, scripturally sound explanations and defense of Catholic faith, look for Tim Staples and Scott Hahn. Both were once very anti-Catholic Protestants and both came to the Church after discovering the Truth of her teachings. Both are now very well-known Catholic apologists. I'd particularly recommend any of Scott Hahn's books (search Amazon) for clear, understandable "comebacks" (for lack of a better term) to anti-Catholic arguement on a variety of topics.
- Arkanabar T'verrick Ilarsadin said...
re: "I have heard about God being everything- Our Loving Father, Jesus our Loving savior...but I'm really confused about Jesus being our lover, especially for me as a woman. I have heard about St. Teresa of Avila's ecstasy and how it actually looks and sounds like a woman at the height of her sexual climax due to pure love of God. What exactly is this, and how does it work?"
One of the most wonderful things about marriage is that it is a foretaste of Heaven. The ecstasies of the marital embrace, where two become one flesh, are a foretaste of our heavenly communion with God.
- Sister Mary Margaret said...
About St. Teresa - you are not alone. I don't get it either, and it kind of bothers me, too. I understand that marital love is a foretaste of heaven, but chaste love is... chaste! IMHO, if you need sexual fulfillment, maybe you shouldn't be in a convent. If you are one of the few of whom Christ spoke when He said, "It is not everyone who can accept what I have said, but only those to whom it is granted. Let anyone accept this who can." (See Matthew 19:1-12)
Now - I'm not saying St. Teresa of Avila shouldn't have been in a convent. I am saying that one shouldn't look for or expect to have the same type of mystical experiences she had. You enter religious life to give yourself to God, not for what's in it for you.
Dear Sister,
I like the fact that you at least appreciate homeschooling. I homeschool my five children (Preschool - Sophomore). I have to say that your comment about homeschooling answers to the stereotype of homeschool families--that somehow they are "sheltered" and not out in the world. I believe that that is definitely not my children's experience, nor the experience of many of my Catholic homeschooling friends.
My children have a wide range of activities outside the house/family. My oldest two participate in the Youth group at Church and a Boy Scout troop not associated with our parish. We have music lessons (not at home), cub scouts, one son was an apprentice at the local science museum, my two oldest have participated in "History Day" at the state level (My oldest was THIRD in the state in 2008 for his history documentary on Actium). I work hard at finding athletic oulets for the older boys. There are a lot of homeschool activities in this area, but, sometimes, it is "no Catholics need apply" here in the 'Bible Belt'. What better witness, as a Catholic, is there than to participate in such activities and demonstrate that Catholics indeed are Christians?
My point is that there are Catholic Homeschooling families that work hard at making sure their children get a fine Catholic education, but don't shelter their children from the world. I know I try to, and I know many others in this area who, make sure that that education makes them ready and armed for the world outside the family. I, we, pray that they will be able to stand the 'slings and arrows' against their Faith. I pray every day that I am doing the right thing and that they will be able to live their faith in the world.
Don't get me wrong sister. I am not upset with you. I'd just like to change the stereotype and let people know that not all homeschool families are like the ones they enjoy portraying in the media--sheltered and ignorant of the world outside their own house.
I enjoy your blog very much. God bless you.
- Unknown said...
Not on the topic of this post, but do you by chance know where I could find more information on Bl. Charlotte (or Carola) Lucas? I know she was martyred in the French Revolution, but haven't found much else. I only came across her in searching for names for our unborn daughter and wanted to know more. Thank you, and God bless!
I'm a little curious -- are there any churches where you actually pay for your pew? Although we tithe, it's not a requirement in order to participate in the Mass. And I'm pretty sure Protestant churches ask their members to support their church. Just curious.
Sister, thank you for your answer about the patron saint of snowboarding! Zachary is thrilled to know that he can use Christopher as his confirmation name, and since his dad's name is also Christopher, it has double significance for him. (And he'd love to have a St. Christopher medal with a snowboarder on it...do you carry them?)
Hi Sr. MM would it be possible to have a search feature on your page?
That way we can search for interesting stuff i came across before....
Hi Sister, I wanted to add a comment to the excellent post by the anonymous homeschooler above. I have eight, ranging from 6 to 24, and my motto has been, if my children reject their faith,they'll know what it is their rejecting, unlike my own post-Vatican II experience. I believe my incessant apologetics training, using Laura Berquist's excellent high school religion courses, has given my children more opportunity to practice their faith than if they were in school. For example: they all participate in a homeschool physical education program,and have had the opportunity to explain what their scapulars mean and to answer questions raised by some of their fellow Protestant homeschoolers. One daughter dated a Protestant in high school, and actually debated Catholicism with her boyfriend's pastor at the request of the boyfriend's concerned parents--and did a wonderful job, I might add, using charity and courage in the face of intense and sometimes unfair questioning. This daughter has gone on to college and is involved in the prolife club and has had the opportunity to discuss her faith with someone who asked why she was praying before her meal in the dining area. My homeschooled high school sophomore son just returned from an overnight cross country meet (he runs with the local high school team) and was able to debate the existence of God with his hotel roommate. My oldest son was able to lead a college friend to convert to Catholicism. So, in my experience, intense apologetics training in a homeschool setting has been the best all around preparation for my children to take their faith to the world.
Sister, my daughter has asked for a patron saint medal for figure skating. Could you please help me find one? Thanks.
Mary B
- JP said...
Illinois Mom,
I don't know if it is the practice in any churches nowadays, but at one time some of the Protestant churches (and perhaps RC, but I've never heard of it) charged for pews. I don't know if ALL pews were charged for, but there were reserved family pews and 'boxes'. We can see them in some of the historical churches
- Sue said...
KimK mentioned Scott Hahn. I've heard him speak in the UK, and have read several of his books. He is a Prof at the Franciscan University of Steubenville. He does a free online Scripture course. He has a very interesting conversion story, which can be read here http://www.catholiceducation.org/articles/apologetics/ap0088.html
The other resource I'd like to suggest is David MacDonald's site. He is a young musician who often plays in non Catholic churches and over time he has been asked so many questions about his Catholic faith that he put together a website to explain Catholic answers to protestant questions. Some don't believe it is possible for a Catholic to be a Christian at all. He has had the help of some priests and bishops and I believe he is now trying a Vocation.
Hope this helps.
- Sue said...
I have never eaten fish on Friday because I don't like it, except for tuna salad. The family just enjoys a vegetarian meal.
I'm not sure that meat is the issue. I wonder if any food would be wrong if it was a luxury favourite? Eating caviare on a Friday would probably be wrong and in comparison, meat loaf and beans might be OK if it was a plain and simple version.
I think the idea is to 'live' the difference that Good Friday made, and to remember it in a special way on a Friday. Its a good spiritual habit.
- Lola said...
My darlings asked what the tooth fairy does with their teeth!
So then of course we had to remember back, way back, to our childhoods for the answer. I remembered a storybook of the Toothfairy and her castle. She hand selects the best teeth for the castle and uses cavity teeth for the path... Oh and to explain why Jody at school gets $5 bucks a tooth and they only get $1, well the Toothfairy doesn't carry cash, so the parents have to leave it out for her.
I think that St. Appolonia doll is darling. Especially since that was my grandma's confirmation name. I learned about that when the artist formerlly known as Prince made Purple Rain.
Now the darlings are older, I've borrowed an idea from a friend. When a child loses a tooth, they get to pick the Ice Cream flavor out for the family. That is much more straight forward, avoids nonsense and they're rewarded for being a 'big boy' or 'big girl'.
Oh, well, I'm much more happy with 'splaining St. Nick... It's closer to the truth. "How can Santa get into the house when we don't have a chimney?"
"Well, Saints who live in heaven..." you know where this is going.


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ATI Radeon HD 4350 and 4550: Great HTPC Solutionsby Derek Wilson on September 30, 2008 12:45 AM EST
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Oooh, new GPUs from AMD - however these ones aren't going to be breaking any performance records, they are both priced below $60.
The Radeon HD 4350 and 4550 are slotted in between integrated graphics and the set of hardware we took a look at recently in our Radeon 4670 review. The Radeon HD 4550 will run you around $45 - $55, while the Radeon HD 4350 will be priced at $39. Generally speaking, if you're a gamer you're not spending any less than $150 for a graphics card - so these GPUs are mostly for enabling hardware Blu-ray acceleration or providing a boost in performance over games running on integrated graphics.
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While the Radeon HD 4670 was quite impressive with 320 stream processors, the same number that was in last year's Radeon HD 3870, the 4350 and 4550 only have 80 SPs. That's twice the number of SPs in AMD's 780G, the current highest performing IGP solution on the market. In our Radeon HD 4670 review we found that the GPU was fast enough for pretty much all current generation games at resolutions up to 1280 x 1024, but with only 1/4 the shader power of its $75 brother we don't have high gaming expectations from these cards.
Both the 4550 and 4350 are mated with a 64-bit memory interface and either a DDR2 or DDR3 frame buffer. With very little memory bandwidth, and very little processing power you need to have good expectations for these cards.
The competition from NVIDIA is a little blurrier; while the GeForce 9400 GT is priced more in line with where we expect these cards to end up, NVIDIA does have one trick up its sleeve. The GeForce 9500 GT, paired with 256MB of DDR2 memory (the same type you'd get on your desktop) is priced at around $65 - $70 but is currently available with a $15 - $20 mail in rebate, bringing it down to the about same pricepoint as the Radeon HD 4550.
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TA152H - Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - linkI'm a little surprised there were no tests with the AMD IGP and these cards. Individually, they don't perform so well, but did Anandtech forget that AMD allowed their IGPs to work with discrete cards now, so you can get benefit of both. Assuming even a 30% boost, the 4550 would change pretty considerably in terms of what it can and can't do.
Also, some people with older systems might be inclined to pop one of these in to run Vista on their older system. If these come in AGP, I'll surely buy a few, they are absolutely excellent cards for an incredibly low price. Sites like this can whine about what it isn't, but what is it will sell extremely well. The price is right, it will run Vista adequately, offloads work from the processor for playback, and is silent (the 4550 anyway). It's going to sell really well, especially for people with AMD IGPs that want them to work together. Again, it's a pity Anandtech didn't have the sense to try this out and see if it was worthwhile. Reply
Devo2007 - Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - linkI see there are three connectors on the 4550 card. One of them is obviously HDMI, the other one is DVI, but what's the third? Could it be a DisplayPort connector or something like that? Reply
Wineohe - Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - linkI'm of the camp that I would never go this route if I was serious about building an HTPC system. I would frankly not play games anyway on an HTPC system and even with the 4550 game play is marginal. As mentioned by another post the power consumption is terrible. The G45 still seems like the best HTPC solution. If it were more powerful in terms of 3D it would probably be more inefficient also. I guess if you were really stuck with your system board (budget) or you wanted 8 channels (you have an AMD board) then it is a solution. Reply
Nil Einne - Thursday, February 5, 2009 - linkUm, the G45 is an UTTER POS even for most HTPC purposes. Post processing options are virtually non existant, it doesn't support PIP IIRC, it doesn't have decent audio over HDMI support either and the drivers have numerous problems (e.g. with 1080p altho perhaps this is fixed). If you want integrated, go the AMD ATI 3200/3300 (780/790) or perhaps the 9300 for Intel Reply
Nil Einne - Thursday, February 5, 2009 - linkApologies, was wrong about the audio output. The G45 audio output is fine (actually Intel has had 8 channel LPCM for a long while). But my comments on post processign and particularly driver issues and 1080p support were right, e.g. http://www.anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=3430&am...">http://www.anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=3430&am...
The worst thing is, Nvidia and ATI/AMD are continually improving their drivers in terms important for HTPCs whereas Intel doesn't seem to much Reply
VaultDweller - Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - linkOK, so I admit I've always been a bit confused when people start talking about HDMI audio support on video cards.
How does the video card actually get the audio from the sound card to output it? From the picture it looks like the 4550 has an HDMI input and output... but doesn't that mean the sound card needs to have HDMI output to pass it to the video card? And aren't there almost no sound cards with HDMI output? Reply
deruberhanyok - Wednesday, October 15, 2008 - linkNo, the video card has an audio controller built-in, and you get the HDMI video and audio if you use the built-in HDMI port (or, for Radeon cards that do not have an HDMI port built-in, you get the video and audio if you use the included DVI->HDMI adapter).
A sound card is not required. This works for regular audio as well (from games or your operating system). Reply
ThermoMonkey - Sunday, October 19, 2008 - linkSorry to say but that's not true at all. The Video card takes the audio signal from a sound card and combines the sound with the video output to pass through the HDMI. Look for your self http://ati.amd.com/products/Radeonhd4500/index.htm...">http://ati.amd.com/products/Radeonhd4500/index.htm...
"HDMI - Enjoy the latest audio technologies using HDMI with 7.1 digital surround sound support delivering 8-channel audio. Also, xvYCC support allows the user to enjoy a wider range of colors when connected to a capable HDTV."
It says surround sound support (not integrated) which only means that it connects to an on board (mobo) sound card via PCI bus to provide 7.1 channel audio.
Many competing graphics cards have a SPDIF connection to pass the audio through HDMI but that is only 2 channel. That's what separates this card from the rest. Reply
woolooloo - Thursday, October 30, 2008 - linkSorry, but actually it is you who are wrong. Listed in the specs table for the 4350 (and I'm sure the 4550 is the same):
Integrated HD audio controller with up to 2 channel 48 KHz stereo or multi-channel (7.1) AC3 enabling a plug-and-play cable-less audio solution Reply
VaultDweller - Tuesday, September 30, 2008 - linkAn additional question... Is there actually any reason that I should care about this with a 5.1 speaker/receiver set (linkage: http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet...">http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/sto...0551&.... Reply


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (June 14, 2010) - Head coach Lindsey Devine and the ETSU volleyball team signed Kiley Tamblyn (Torrance, Ca.) to a National Letter of Intent for the 2010 season, it was announced on Monday.
Tamblyn is a 5-foot-3 libero from El Camino College in Torrance, Ca., and will compete as a junior during the 2010 season.
"Kiley is a very quick, and energetic player," said Devine. "She has such a fierce competitive attitude out on the court and she will do whatever it takes to get her hands on the ball."
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Smart Folding Electric Bike
There are a lot of transportation machines that have bee invented. Cars, trains, bullet trains, bikes and the like are some of the inventions that have been invented as the years go by. If you want to protect the environment and contribute to its safety, the smart folding electric bike is the best product for you. This will help you go from one place to another.
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Smart. An electric bike is a tool which has a torque sensor and professional electric boosting system. Torque sensor helps you magnify your strength when peddling the bicycle. The smart bike can automatically sense your tread power so it will adjust on your strength. It has an output that has an appropriate electrical power to assist cycling. Thus, you just need a lesser effort to maneuver this bike. It has a bicycle computer which has a control system, data monitoring, health monitoring, and historical data.
Electric Bike. The electric bike has a smart multifunction LED display which aids you when you are traveling on a dark alley. It has also a speed meter set which you can check on how fast or slow you are already going. The electric bike contains a three-mode derailleur, which makes it effortless for you to ride even without power. It also has a folding design which is easy to use and does no harm to your bicycle. The electric bike has a longitudinal folding design. It is very portable so you can carry it wherever you want.
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GW Researcher Studies the Dangerous Effects of Cocaine on HIV Patients
WASHINGTON (March 21, 2013) – Cocaine, already a damaging drug for those with healthy immune systems, can be lethal for those living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Mudit Tyagi, Ph.D., assistant professor of medicine at the George Washington University (GW) School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS), has received two federally funded grants to study how dangerous this combination is in HIV patients.
Both grants are from the National Institute on Drug Abuse, a component institute of National Institutes of Health, which support research focusing on illicit drugs abuse. The first grant he received, titled "Cocaine Enhances HIV Replication by Inducing Transcriptionally Active Chromatin," is for $405,000 and the second grant, titled "Cocaine Induced Selective Epigenetic and Signaling Pathways Enhance HIV Replication," is for $317,000. These grants will allow Tyagi to investigate the impact of drug abuse on HIV gene expression, replication and transmission, especially in brain cells, as the brain is a primary target for both drugs and HIV.
"We are seeing new cases of HIV coming from the younger generation," said Tyagi. "And, unfortunately, the majority of these cases are coming from persons taking these illicit drugs."
Abusing drugs, such as cocaine, is known to modify both cellular epigenetics and signaling pathways, which in turn modulate the expression of several cellular genes. This has led researchers to believe that gene expression of integrated HIV proviruses are also influenced with this type of stimuli that eventually translates into enhanced HIV replication and transmission in drug addicted HIV patients. Cocaine, one of the most widely abused drugs in the United States, impairs both the normal functioning of brain cells and activates HIV gene expression in the central nervous system. As a result, HIV-infected individuals who abuse cocaine experience a more severe and rapid onset of NeuroAIDS than non-abusing individuals.
"As the population is getting older, we are having a lot of instances of HIV episodic dementia – known as HIV Associated Dementia (HAD)," said Tyagi. "Drug abuse induces these problems, even in younger HIV patients, and escalates them in older patients."
Additionally, drug abusers have a higher risk of getting infected with HIV through sharing needles and having unprotected sex.
Tyagi's research will focus on the study of the molecular mechanisms involved in the regulation of HIV gene expression and replication by cocaine in two primary macrophage cells, microglial (residential macrophage cells of brain) and peripheral macrophages (the circulating macrophage cells). Cocaine is known to modulate expression of several cellular genes by inducing selective chromatin modifications that regulate a specific set of enzymes. His team of researchers will investigate how gene expression of integrated HIV provirus is affected by cocaine-induced selective core histones acetylations in those primary cells. These modifications ultimately contribute to a more rapid deterioration of the immune and nervous systems, which is quite prevalent in HIV patients who abuse drugs.
This work is expected to lead towards the discovery of new mechanisms to regulate HIV replication in the context of drug abuse. A better understanding of these mechanisms could reveal new drug targets and open up new avenues for improved pharmaceutical interventions in HIV patients who are addicted to drugs.
To interview Dr. Tyagi about his research, please contact Lisa Anderson at email@example.com or 202-994-3121.
About the School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Founded in 1825, the GW School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS) was the first medical school in the nation's capital and is the 11th oldest in the country. Working together in our nation's capital, with integrity and resolve, the GW SMHS is committed to improving the health and well-being of our local, national and global communities.


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Have you heard of the Prisoner's Dilemma? It's a scenario in game theory that examines how willing people are to make themselves vulnerable to betrayal:
Two suspects are arrested by the police. The police have insufficient evidence for a conviction, and, having separated both prisoners, visit each of them to offer the same deal. If one testifies (defects from the other) for the prosecution against the other and the other remains silent (cooperates with the other), the betrayer goes free and the silent accomplice receives the full 10-year sentence.If both prisoners implicate each other, both will be punished. If both "cooperate," they will each be punished minimally. If one tries to cooperate but the other betrays them, the betrayer will go free, but the cooperator will be punished severely.
If both remain silent, both prisoners are sentenced to only six months in jail for a minor charge. If each betrays the other, each receives a five-year sentence. Each prisoner must choose to betray the other or to remain silent. Each one is assured that the other would not know about the betrayal before the end of the investigation. How should the prisoners act?
By remaining silent, a prisoner opens the possibility to not be punished at all, but must also willingly make themselves vulnerable to the worst punishment if they are betrayed.
Uncertainty can be very satisfyingIn the last chapter of the book, Berns returns home after traveling the world to apply everything he has learned to his marriage. While examining the psychology of relationships and the temptation of infidelity, he examines the effects of the Prisoner's Dilemma on the Striatum:
In a brain imaging study of the prisoner's dilemma, Jim Rilling, a postdoctoral student in my department, found that parts of the striatum were activated when people cooperate. Given the close relationship of the striatum with reward and action, he naturally concluded that social cooperation is rewarding to the human brain. But it was not the act of cooperation alone that activated the striatum; it was mutual cooperation.
By design, mutual cooperation does not always result in the best outcome for each participant, not only because cooperation entails risk but also because it depends on making yourself vulnerable, which, in turn, creates opportunities for betrayal.
Whether it is a romantic relationship or a business deal, cooperation means uncertainty. When you do cooperate, and the act is reciprocated, the novelty of this outcome is picked up by the striatum. Perhaps that is the reason mutually reciprocated acts feel so good. The fact that cooperation doesn't always happen is exactly why it is so satisfying.
If you're like me, it's not hard to think of lots of moments from games when people were supposed to be cooperating but didn't: people getting the team killed in MMOs, Spies in EVE, players in shooters griefing the hell out of their teammates, etc.
What reading this quote really brought to mind for me, though, was a moment in World of Warcraft when an enemy and I managed to cooperate [I played on a PvP server]. As Bern predicted, it was very satisfying and has became one of my favorite memories from that game.
Dragonmaw ShinbonesAt around level 30 in WoW, players of the warrior class are sent on several quests to gather resources which NPCs then turn into set of Brutal Armor for them. By level 30, most areas players quest in are contested zones, meaning that on PvP servers players often run across players from the enemy faction and have to fight.
Blizzard is careful to make sure that quests lead players from opposite factions to the same places at around the same level, to facilitate this conflict. One such place is the Angerfang Encampment, an out of the way location most people would never go except for the few quests that lead there (one of which being the quest for the Brutal Armor).
I was sent to the encampment for some Dragonmaw Shinbones, and happened to get there at the same time as a warrior from the other faction, presumably on the same quest. We traded deaths back and forth a few times, until ultimately one of us accidentally aggroed the local miniboss, whose army killed both of us. I don't remember whose idea it was, but one of us started to try and call a truce so that we could work together.
At this point I should mention for those that haven't played WoW that Blizzard does a great job of making the two factions feel at odds. Words typed by one faction are garbled to the other, and players on PvP servers aren't allowed to have characters on more than one of the factions. So the only way the other warrior and I could begin to form a truce and kill the boss was to use lots of emotes such as /bow /point /wait /sorry /ready etc.
We spent the next hour fighting enemies in the quest zone for our shinbones, and killing the miniboss as he respawned. We had to learn some new ways to fight, because all of our AoE powers would affect each other as well as the mobs. It was hilarious and terrifying when we died because I accidentally sent him running into a crowd of enemies. At one point, more players from his faction showed up and he even stopped them from killing me.
It was the only in an online game that I felt I'd had a reason to form an alliance with an enemy. That warrior and I probably killed each other hundreds of times after that in the battlegrounds without even noticing, but that temporary alliance was a great experience that shook up my expectations and made me feel as though I was part of a real world for a little while. I'm sure this sort of thing must've happened in multi-faction PvP games such as DAoC and Shadowbane, but I never played either of those very seriously.
Surprising doesn't have to mean punishingThere are actually lots more examples of this kind of thing in WoW, which is surprising because it's known for being so accessible. Being surprised in an online game doesn't necessarily imply having all your possessions stolen or your corpse camped for hours at a time. Sometimes it means players or a giant monster invading your city, or a bunch of level 1 players ganging up on a level 25. If you ask players if they want to be surprised, they (and I) will almost always say no, but the truth is we like the way it feels from time to time.
WoW is a game that's very good at leaving loopholes for interesting experiences while still being a "casual-friendly" game. These kinds of shenanigans don't really hurt anything, and are usually pretty easy to avoid if you're not in the mood. WoW could probably be better about making important areas like auction houses inaccessible to enemies, and the zombie event should probably have never happened on PvE servers, but PvP Servers in WoW usually manage to feel chaotic and dangerous without making player feel as though they have lost control over their playtime. This is something worth emulating.


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I have read about all the instant grey screen when you start the View programme.
But mine is not like that or should I say not to start with. That is to say it can have been working for a few months and then it will start to slow down in coming on from the grey screen then a day or so after it will not come on and stays at the grey screen. This only over WiFi though, Because as soon as I plug in a ethernet cable and it switches to hard wired it comes up straight away. I dont see how it can be just WiFi related as every other programme works over WiFi I have taken it off and reinstalled and still nothing. I have even recovered my laptop to a earlier time again no change.
Has anyone else had this or anything like it. Or has anyone any idea how to get it back working again as I can only use it where there is a network point at the moment.Thanks in anticipation.
Forgot to add Im going from win8.1 to a Win 7 machine I also have Machines with XP on the network but this one with Win 8.1 will now not work on any of the others now I just get the grey screen. .


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Race Gear-Feel 3d Car Racing l Version: 1.0 | Size: 41.36MB
Developers: Sulaba Inc | Language:English
High voltage racing car learning fun!
Get 3D driving view both inside & outside!
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***** Feel your brain in high gear
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***** Get the scoop of driving-both inside and outside perspective of car view
***** New Racing App topping in iTunes Store also
Important note : Please read the device requirements (down below) before downloading the app.
Introducing 'Race Gear', a revolutionary 3D car racing game and learning tool for both kids and teenagers.
Breaking too hard? You will see marks on the road. Try not slowing down enough before a wide turn and your car will slide, hit a divider or even spin out of control.
Learn the physics of driving by practicing u-turns, sharp turns, wide turns, blind turns and find the optimal speed for each. With intuitive steering and breaking, you will be in control before you know it. Put your car in reverse and see what improper handling can do to your car within seconds.
Drive safe so that you can be a real racer in the game and in real life. Let's dedicate us to safe driving and make our roads a better place for everyone.
Wanna to watch video demo? Check http://www.sulaba.com
***** Key Cool Features
* Camera button - dynamically to change the inside and outside of the car views while driving.
* Choose the car color (Red, Black, Blue, Yellow,Pink etc)
* Various controls offered for accelerometer and steering controls
* Steering:
* Rotate the steering wheel to maneuver the car.
* Press Bottom left paddle to apply breaks.
* Press Middle paddle to apply reverse throttle.
* Press Bottom right paddle to accelerate.
*Vertical stick:
*Slide the vertical stick to accelerate or slide it down towards red to apply reverse throttle.
*Horizontal stick:
*Slide the horizontal stick left or right to steer.
*Motion: (Using accelerometer)
*Holding the device in landscape mode. Rotate it back-and-forth to accelerate and rotate left/right to steer.
* Various Game play modes:
*Timer Mode:
*Complete the lap in less than the Best time to win.
*Countdown Mode:
*Complete the lap before the countdown over.
* Drifting Mode
*Speed up the car
*Turn steering wheel to left or right abruptly
*When the steering wheel is turned completely left or right, press and hold the break button.
* Sound Controls:
*On/Off: Toggle the sounds on or off.
*Music: Adjust the slider to set the music volume.
*Sfx: Adjust the slider to set the sfx volume
* Beautiful scenic mountain terrains view all along, curved divided road tracks, bridges, tunnel, partial gorgeous scenic view from tunnel,signs, etc
Important disclaimer note: Due to the complex nature of various android models and versions, please read the following before download.
We tested the app successfully on following models running Android 2.0 (level 6) and above.
1) HTC Thunder Bolt 4g, my Touch 4g, Incredible S,
2) Google Nexus 3g & 4g
3) Samsung Galaxy GT 19000
4) Samsung Galaxy Tablet running android 2.0+ (level 6 and above)
5) Android 2.0+ Level 6
6) Supports only devices running with arm6v6 with VFP & Open GL ES 1.x+
7) Minimum resolution of 320 by 480
8) For Motorola Atrix(new dual core)model only-start the game,during copy right screen display, press display off and turn it on to play.Working on fix.
9) It may not work on cheaper low end non-standard android models etc.
If you like other racing games like real racing, asphalt, need for shift, death rally,rc and simulation games, this game is unique as racing fun with learning and educational driving value attached.
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