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Unrelated, but as a long time WoW player, I really wish the community would collectively drop the word "QQ" altogether. I have only ever seen it used by elitists and jerks, and anytime I hear anyone use it, I just lose some respect for them. It's on the same level as "nub" and any variant thereof. I'm probably one of the few though.

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The true cost of home-grown veggies
You can't beat the backyard garden for taste, but sometimes store-bought produce is a better option.
My garden cost me $25-30. I have two different kinds of beans, carrots, cilantro, 6 tomato plants, a lettuce patch, a potato patch, cucumbers, squash, peas, radishes, and green onions. The tomato cages were given to me, the climbing structures I made for the cucumbers and squash was FREE. I got a roll of fence off of the curb when someone put it out for trash pick up. The peas climb the fence around my yard. The water is free (other than the electric I pay for the sump pump) and plentiful from my sump pump. I store water in old water softener tanks that were FREE from a neighbor that has a water treatment business. I made a irrigation system with PVC pipe that was FREE. A garden does not have to be expensive if you do it right. My space is limited so I went up. The rewards are more than plentiful and being in nature and nurturing something from seed to fruition feeds the soul.
we compost everything from our garden, make our own mulch. We use seeds from year to year (3rd year on tomato plants) and everything grows and fruits fine. The first year was kind of expensive, but since then really it's a piece of cake, most expensive item, the water butts to collect rain water, but the plants love the sun warmed water, and it uses much less water on a gravity drip.
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Having just finished studying abroad in Argentina, I think now that it probably would have been nice to know what to expect from what my study abroad program was describing to me during the application process.
I remember looking at a lot of programs, and they all seemed to, for the most part, be saying the same things. There are likely to be the options of living with a homestay family, excursions, internships, and-or even an independent study project in what these programs have to offer you. They all may seem pretty self-explanatory, but after having gone through it, I feel like it is important to stress what to expect from some of these parts of a studying abroad program.
The study abroad program can be really involved or it can be relatively hands-free, and what you may want your program to provide for you really depends on what you actually want to get on a personal level out of your study abroad experience.
For some, the homestay component of a study abroad program is probably one of the more nerve-racking things to think about when going into studying abroad. If you want to learn more about the culture or language of the country that you will be studying in, then living with a homestay family has the potential helping you out on a lot of levels. Personally, I feel like the homestay setting alone helped my Spanish improve tenfold compared to how I had been before, but I will admit there were a few things I would have liked to have been told before I went into it.
Just remember that if you live with a family in that foreign country, you follow their rules as you are living in their house. It was the first time I had regularly lived day-by-day with a family since high school, and even then it was much different because it was not my actual family. As a result, in a lot of ways it felt like high school again in that I had to do things like be home for dinner at a specific time, could not go out very late on weeknights, and had to call to see if it was all right if I brought someone home.
Usually host families do not mind you going out at night, you are in college, but you may have to take into account whether or not they would mind you coming back in the wee hours of the morning sometimes, or if you are going out too many days of the week in general. Not that these are that big of inconveniences, but every family is different, and it is important to think about the implications of living with host parents instead of other students your age.
Also, it is not like you cannot learn a foreign language without the homestay experience. As far as learning outside of the classroom goes, I probably learned more when I made friends with people closer to my age simply because it was easier to relate to them.
Having said that, if you want to learn more about people, the culture, and-or the language outside of the classroom, then traveling around the area is probably more suited toward those goals. However, if you want to travel, I highly recommend that you not enroll into a program that requires you to spend a lot of time participating in the activities of the program, such as classes and field trips. Excursions are a good way to travel, and sometimes they are even included in the program cost, but just know that you would have to go with the entire group under the program's rules rather than just your new friends who you would otherwise go with alone with your own prerogative.
For me at least, personal freedom was a big issue during my study abroad semester. You are still a college student, but try not to take it too hard if you are not getting all the freedom that you had before while living on campus.
Some programs are more regulatory than others, and you may even need to get the permission of your program directors to travel occasionally. Depending on where you are, traveling outside of the country may be more difficult, and the program may be less inclined to allow you to actually do so.
Also, please remember that if you are traveling to a country with a foreign language you plan on learning, in a lot of ways it can be like baptism by fire, but ultimately it is worth going through.
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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney looked to dissect President Obama's campaign during his speech in Iowa—just one morning after the president accepted the Democratic Party's nomination.
Romney spoke at Northwestern College at noon Friday. He started by discussing Obama's acceptance speech from Thursday night. Romney called the speech extraordinarily disappointing because the president did not address major challenges from the past four years.
Romney went on to discuss a five point plan to put America on the right track which included points of energy independence, creating trade opportunities and repealing the Affordable Care Act.
The Republican Party's presidential-hopeful also touched on the latest jobs report which he used against the president's policies. Romney said if President Obama kept his promises 9 million Americans would have jobs.
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Williamson oversees the high jump, multi events and throws and is now in his fourth season with the Wolf Pack. He made an immediate impact as a member of the coaching staff in his first season, coaching La Tijera Avery to All-American status after she won a WAC indoor high jump title. Under Williamson's tutelage she would go on to compete at the NCAA Indoor National Championships and receive 2nd Team All-American recognition after finishing in the top 16 in the Nation. Coach Williamson also coached two athletes, April Pate and Alexa Anderson, to All-Conference performances. He saw an additional three athletes improve their performances to advance to the NCAA Preliminary Round as Nicole Williams went on to compete in high jump, and Danielle Stallworth and Sarah Nichols advanced to compete in the javelin.
Williamson coached three student-athletes to all-conference honors during the 2013-14 indoor and outdoor track & field seasons. In 2013, Williamson's student-athletes would go on to break two school records and win two Mountain West Outdoor Titles with marks among the best in the history of the conference. La Tijera Avery would follow up her senior indoor season by winning the outdoor crown in the high jump, finishing with a Top-15 West Region Ranking, setting a school record, and earning a berth to the NCAA Preliminary Round. Kerri Simmons finished her junior season with a conference championship, a school record, and a berth to the NCAA First Round. Williamson also developed two freshmen, Nicole Wadden and Shannon Forman, into Nevada All-Time Top-Ten performers in the pentathlon, and also coached Kennedy Hall onto the Nevada All-Time Top-Ten list for the shot put.
Prior to Nevada, Williamson spent six years as the head cross country and track and field coach at Nicholls State University. During his time at Nicholls State he led the 2010 cross country team to its first ever regional ranking, and coached the 2011 indoor and outdoor track and field teams to their highest conference finishes in school history. He recruited and coached 62 school record holders, two NCAA Championship qualifiers, 11 Southland Conference Champions, and 23 All-Southland Conference performers. In addition to his teams' athletic success, the academic performance record rate jumped from 843 to 967 during his tenure.
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Exactly how many of these firms were advising Bank of Scotland? I count three, which is absurd. Great to see taxpayer's money being spent so wisely. God bless the great bureaucracy and chinese walls of our banks.
By Bank of Scotland, I mean Lloyds in its various guises ...
AC @ 12:09 - I read in the FT that Rothschild ran the sale process ... so add that fee to the pot!
Add the different firms advising the company itself, Memory Crystal and Macfarlanes. Since Lloyds owns this company, that means it had 5 advisors on this transaction!
That's a heavily staffed transaction. I bet egos were flying all over the place in a battle to be the number one chief amongst many. Glad my firm wasn't involved, although would perhaps have been interesting to see the dynamic between all of Bank of Scotland's advisors! Were they together or taking instructions from different people at Bank of Scotland?! SJ Berwin was seemingly the lone wolf against all those advising the bank
Not often I say this, but ... I (almost) feel sorry for SJ Berwin! 1 against 5.
At least the Dundas & Wilson associates on this deal aren't being made redundant (see other story in The Lawyer) - well, one would hope!!
Out of all this "raft" of advisors, only 3 women are mentioned as against 9 men. Are we a little saddened about that or is not on trend to talk about female under representation in the industry anymore?
Anon @ 5:27pm
That's actually a pretty low comment - I'm sure you meant it with good intentions, but we have no idea about the situation or the decisions being made at Dundas & Wilson, and whether any of the individuals affected were on this transaction. Surely you have the good sense to know that one deal doesn't save you from redundancy.
Anon @ 5:34pm, that is such a stupid statement! I'm almost certain that there will have been plenty of women working on this in the wings, the legal industry is most certainly not light on women.
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Congratulations to Big Machine Records' superstar Taylor Swift! Her huge hit single "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" has just shattered a Billboard record by keeping the number one spot for the seventh straight week this week on the Hot Country Songs list. It's now her longest running number one single on the Billboard charts of her career so far. Taylor's 2006 single "Our Song" is now her second-longest number one single, holding the top spot for six weeks.
Taylor's brand new album "RED" is serving its third week on-top of the Billboard album sales charts. It's already sold more than 1.8 million copies in the United States alone since it hit stores. It sold an additional million copies worldwide, and topped the charts in 42 different countries.
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I hear that the same school now has 500 workstations, supports 500 BYOD laptops, campus-wide wifi, and a host of smaller schools - and has 5 staff to manage the network. You can get away with far fewer people running much bigger networks.
I'm seeing the same thing with my retail clients. Microbusinesses are going to managed solutions for their email, and NAS boxes, rather than a client/server architecture. They can cut their IT costs in half by doing that. Home users - well, lots of them are junking the home PC and switching to a tablet, which is all they ever really needed since about half of them only want internet, email and photos. No antivirus needed, no yearly service.
The better the tech gets, the fewer of us it needs. It'll always need some people, but it really doesn't need that many any more. Tablets clobbered the retail market and cheap managed hosting killed the SME one.


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John Travolta has been avoiding the public spotlight since MULTIPLE men accused him of various levels of sexual misconduct or just straight up sex, but he finally stepped out to make an appearance.
The celebrated Grease actor attended the American Film Institute's tribute to Shirley MacLaine in El Lay on Thursday evening and even hit the stage to present.
He didn't seem to bothered by all of his personal dramz and honored the actress with an elegant speech, which will air on TV Land on June 24. While praising her "presence," Travolta told the A-list crowd:
"Several years ago, Warren Beatty was talking about a young actress. And I said to him, 'What was she like?' And he said, 'She filled the room with presence like I've never seen before.' And I said, "You know your sister, Shirley? She fills the room with presence.' She fills the world with presence like no one I've ever seen before. And that's my Shirley. And I love you."
Even though he wasn't afraid to get on stage, he didn't join the likes of Jack Nicholson, Morgan Freeman, Meryl Streep and Steven Spielberg in the audience.
He probably wanted to get in and out as fast as possible to avoid the inevitable question from his peers. "So, uh, John…is it true what they're saying about you?"
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A great interview can depend on a lot of things, but one of the most important ones is the questions that are asked. In my opinion, one of those questions should always be "what's your favourite animal?" Read More »
Ryan sat down with Erin from Red Radio last weekend, and what resulted was quite the conversation on everything from nonononono cat to PETA's sexist ad campaigns. Read More »
The recent PETA campaign, like so many before it, is causing a split in the vegan community, as well as other activist groups. Here at T.O.F.U., we're taking our stand on one side of the line, but we're sad to see that many vegans are on the other side. Read More »
PETA's newest campaign is just too much to justify brushing veganism's strange uncle's statements off by talking about how great the brussel sprouts are at the family dinner. Read More »
The problem is Bob Parsons should have been on everyone's radar a long time ago, and he should have received the scuzzy CEO award from PETA much earlier as well. Shooting an elephant in the dark is not the only reason Parsons should be criticized. Read More »
My interest in this blogger's recent decision to try veganism for thirty days is not so much in his decision to do so, as that sort of thing is happily popping up all over the web. It is more in how disinterested he was in trying it for so long. Read More »
Vegansaurus was kind and angered enough to take the words right out of my mouth in regards to the newest PETA Super Bowl ad. I know I promised to cut down on tearing into them, but does it count if someone else is actually writing it? Read More »
Although I'm not sure which I find more annoying these days, PETA offering to pay for Lohan's rehab or the previous chatter about Bill Clinton and Mike Tyson turning vegan, I have to admit that this recent trend of big names giving up the animal in their diet is a positive thing. I've always talked […]
It gets better, depending on what you're looking for: Official Lettuce Ladies website One small step for veganism (?), far too many steps back for a lot of other movements. I promise, if someone can demonstrate to me that veg folk often wear clothes made out of produce, I will stop picking on PETA. Or […]
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Figuring out the R.A. Dickey signingPosted on December 26th, 2008 – 9:26 AM
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The Twins have reached agreement with R.A. Dickey on a contract, one that apparently is either a major or minor league deal.
I've heard the Twins talk for years about getting a knuckleballer because the pitch seems to flutter more inside domed stadiums than outdoors. I remember the Twins making a run at Tim Wakefield after the 2000 season, only to watch him re-sign with Boston, where he now has a perpetual team option in his deal.
I know Twins manager Ron Gardenhire has proposed trying to teach a struggling prospect in the low minors a knuckleball or funky style to try to jumpstart a career or two.
So it's not surprising that the Twins are going to sign Dickey, 34.
But in an offseason during which finding eighth-inning help is a higher priority, it's a little bit of a head-scratcher to see the Twins sign someone to be a middle reliever or spot starter. It's hard to see that when, if they need a spot start during the season, they can turn to Boof Bonser or Philip Humber or call up Brian Duensing, Anthony Swarzak or even Jeff Manship.
Now it's fair to come back with the argument that the Twins likely aren't spending a lot of money here and that teams bring in veteran arms all the time. But the Twins have plenty of options for starters, and we have seen in the past when trying the cagey veteran instead of the kid with more talent has failed.
And, with Humber out of options, the Twins' bullpen appears full with Humber, Bonser, Jesse Crain, Jose Mijares, Matt Guerrier, Craig Breslow (the smartest man in baseball) and Joe Nathan. You have prospects at Rochester and reliever Rob Delaney on the way at New Britain – and you can always find veteran pitching help to stash at Rochester at the end of spring training when people get cut.
Maybe I'm making too big of a deal about someone they won't spend a lot of money for. But the bullpen needs a late-inning boost. Juan Cruz is a Type A free agent and Twins will never give up a draft pick. Joe Nelson has been signed. The Twins were interested in Brandon Lyon as of early this week – not sure where they are with that.
There's always a chance that Jesse Crain's command sharpens as he gets over a year removed from shoulder surgery. Matt Guerrier, who really should be the middle reliever/spot starter, could see his numbers improve if he's not in as many pressure situations. My concern: How fans will react if the Twins' bullpen struggles early with the same old faces.
Twins assistant GM Ron Antony (thank goodness he responded to my text message X-Mas morning when I was panicking for a response) maintains that the Twins are still looking for set-up help: "We will continue to see if we can find upgrades to the pen," Antony wrote. "We are not looking at him as an eighth-inning guy." Who goes then?
By the way, read about how Dickey doesn't have a ligament in his elbow.
And I missed this report that kicked around some players it may take to land Mark DeRosa from the Cubs.
Programming note: I'm filling in at KFAN from Noon to 3 p.m. today. We'll talk about Christmas gifts, a funny show I watched for the first time last night, hockey with Pat Micheletti at 1 p.m. and Vikings football with Judd Zulgad at 2 p.m.
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Taking possession of an old inn in poor repair is not a problem the city wanted, but since that is the reality the Finizio administration faces, its strategy to find a buyer for the Lighthouse Inn and get it back on the tax rolls makes sense.
After recent owners failed to make a profit running the inn, and in the process failed to pay bills and taxes (one is in prison for a fraudulent investment deal), the city in July put the grand building on the auction block to recoup back taxes. Unfortunately, the minimum $577,000 bid attracted no interest. The city took possession of the building this week.
A short distance from Long Island Sound, the 32,000-square-foot structure is a beautiful building with historic significance for the city. Originally designed as a private residence, the owner converted it to an inn in the late 1920s. Its restaurant and the many receptions held there long made it part of the city's life.
It has 51 guest rooms and was last open in 2008. Limited parking and the need for extensive renovations present major challenges.
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio said the city plans to secure and clean the building, cut back the overgrown landscaping, and make minimal repairs to reduce further damage from weather and vermin. He estimates the cost at $150,000. That seems a reasonable investment to prevent further deterioration to what is now, like it or, a city asset.
The mayor proposes then putting the property again up for bid, with a minimum price to recoup taxes and the city's investment, along with a tax abatement package to attract interest in the building.
Instead of putting together a tax abatement incentive package together before bidding, why not let bidders know the city is willing to offer incentives and then negotiate with interested buyers? Using that approach, the city could award the bid to the buyer offering the best deal in terms of purchasing price combined with incentives. It would be a mistake to offer greater tax breaks up front than prove necessary to reach a deal.
The right buyer could return the Lighthouse Inn to its former glory, providing an economic boost, eventually generating tax revenue, and preventing the inn from becoming a blight on the surrounding neighborhood.
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Tavis was also charged with assault but Green said she has bruises to prove Cookston also put his hands on her.
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Jeremy Lin won't be making a return to the Big Apple next season, but Raymond Felton will be. After leading the Nets to back to back NBA Finals appearances in 2002 and 2003, Jason Kidd will also make a return to the tri-state area as he too dons orange and blue for the Knicks this fall.With two quality point guards ready to compete for major minutes, is it obvious which one should start?Since he signed with the Knicks, it's been widely assumed Kidd would serve as a backup floor general (originally, of course, to Lin). Because he's led the Knicks' offense before (and helped make Amar'e Stoudemire look like an M.V.P. too), Felton's been regarded as the team's starting point guard for the upcoming season.But is it safe to make these distinctions just yet? In a recent interview with KnicksNow.com, Kidd talked about playing alongside guys like Stoudemire, Carmelo Anthony, and Tyson Chandler. Saying he hopes to STAT's new Steve Nash, the future Hall of Fame...
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continued Everything Kinal shared about the Pine Bush Preserve, like that it was a "relic of an ice age" and that hikers were walking along what used to be the bottom of a lake, Wren soaked up. He said besides the serenity of nature, he appreciates its place in everyday life.
"It's the big picture that matters. … The number of extinctions we've been having around the world over the past few decades I find absolutely terrifying," said Wren. "If we don't get our act in order then we ourselves will suffer as a result."
That's why he's become a fast supporter of the Albany Pine Bush Preserve.
"It's programs like this; if this whole preserve is here just because of the Karner blue, and I'm not suggesting it is, but if it were here just because of them, then thank you Karner blue, because they're protecting a huge number of species," said Wren.
Visitors can hike the Pine Bush on their own but there will be a guided Karner blue tour on Saturday and Sunday, July 14 and 15, from 11 a.m. to noon. On Thursday, July 19, a science lecture will explore the Karner blue recovery effort from 7 to 8 p.m.
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Rosie Perez really knows how to do the right thing.
Here's the jokey 27-year-old back in 1992 (left) -- and 18 years later, the 45-year-old version at a Broadway event on Thursday (right).
She's still a fly girl.
Good genes & probably lives a healthy drug free lifestyle.
Is it just me, or does she look better now than when she was 27?
She doesn't look nipped or tucked she looks her age as natural as can be.....
No it's not just you. I think TMZ has the pictures reversed
I never thought there could be a more annoying voice in entertainment than Wanda D/ykes.
She has had zero work done, and it's obvious!
I love her voice, and she's way friendlier than mean Wanda!
I'd be proud to be her boyfriend and I wish I was.
she looks older 92
Just beautiful! She looks fantastic! I love hispanic women.
Poor girl needs Restalyne in her cheeks to get rid of those deep lines.
Neither. She is even uglier on the inside as she is on the outside. Nasty woman who thinks her s%$# doesn't stink. Can not stand her!
She is ugly in both pics, just a poor mans J Lo
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Rosie Perez is fugly. She looks hard in the face like life has not been good to her. She looks like an old alcoholic
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Guest blogger Mary Poppins: I get it. Your daughter cannot go to school because you don't have time to nurture her at home, so that she interacts appropriately with other children. This does not mean I am going to become her teacher -- I'm already watching your 10-month-old twins. I don't have time nor do I have the desire to work on phonics and mathematics, even if she is "academically ahead of the curve".
I may be an SAT prep tutor, but I get paid extra for that. I also am not juggling two 10-month-old twins when I am tutoring. And for your information, as a tutor, I can tell you straight up your kid is not exceptionally talented. In fact, she is just a big pain in the ass.
She does not understand the word no. Being "gifted" should not give her the option of ignoring what I tell her to do. I cannot believe you think it's appropriate to let her continue with what she's doing if she isn't ready to stop. She is not Picasso, so me asking her to come eat lunch with the rest of us is not going to halt her from creating a masterpiece. The fact that you even let her control her own play schedule is so utterly ridiculous I sometimes just become sad at what your life will be like with her in a few years. Let's not even talk about what she is going to contribute to society.
Also, when she tells me that she is a "brat" and the only way I can cure her of this is by letting her watch "Bratz" on TV and chewing gumballs, this is not her being precocious, this is her being conniving. This attitude is probably the reason she was asked to leave school. You are only allowing her to be a menace. While I may think this is funny because I'm the babysitter, you as the parent should be quick to let her know this is NOT okay. But of course you didn't because everything that comes out of her mouth is pure genius in your opinion.
Good luck with that later.
When did mom logic start posting "articles" from "bloggers" who are just posting letters to people in their lives that they don't have the guts to actually say to them?
I agree with you Jenny. I love momlogic I check it out everyday, but I am getting a little sick of these "articles" from "bloggers" that are really people just bitching about something that really doesn't matter to anyone else. A lot of these articles are written by very immature people that need to take a deep breath and grow up.
I don't think it's a letter to one individual person, I think it's a letter to all parents who spoil their children to the point of no return. As someone who works with kids I can tell you that this hits close to home. There are a lot of children I have seen over the years who suffer because their parents tell them they are the smartest and most talented person in the world. And they make life miserable for everyone around them.
There is positive re-enforcement & then there is just plain laziness in parenting!!
I for 1 do believe in positive re-enforcement but do not allow behavior that is not appropriate either & is dealt with time-outs!!! Challenges or not little ones need boundaries :D
Thanks for posting what needs to be said ALOT more often :D
I have to say it would be a cold day in Hell before I ever let this person around my children whether her points are valid or not. I don't know guys, is this what the platforms have digressed to? It seems very troll like to me. Just MHO.
I think it's a good reminder not to encourage bratty behavior, even if it's cute, or your kid might end up kicked out of school and despised by objective adults. (OK, this particular adult isn't fully objective, but she is neither a kid-hater nor the girl's parent, so that's at least somewhat objective.) I was a baby genius, but my mother taught me how to channel my energies into things like reading, writing, and editing — something I'm still doing today, for a living now. This girl, gifted or not, doesn't know how to behave. And it's no surprise; her mother apparently doesn't know that you can't just add a child to a flock and expect your nanny to take care of her without extra help or pay, and she doesn't know that when your kid gets kicked out of school, you need to find her both a new school and some psychological help. Maybe it's because I doubt I will ever be able to afford a nanny, but I actually enjoy the chance to hear issues from that end of the parenting spectrum. And this is just my opinion, not judging other people's reactions at all; I can see getting annoyed by the "write a letter to yourself" venting tone of this post.
I agree with Sally. I don't think this is a letter to one individual person, but if it were they deserve it. If my girl turns out to be actually gifted, I will not let her know that because I do not want a conceited child. She's not even three and she is already starting to read. By that I mean that she is very slowly sounding out the words… very very slowly. I am not going to call her a genius because of that. I do tell her she's smart though. But if you over do it, and you let them get away with talking back, you're in for a really bad time when they grow up. My niece is being raised that way. They laugh whenever she slaps a grown up, or whenever she does something similar that is obviously not funny at all. She gets away with lots of things. We need to teach our children discipline and manners. Which means, to always respect their elders.
I disagree with Anonymous. It is apparent that this child has issues that the parents are not addressing. I think that being a parent isn't easy, and some parents take the easy way instead of the right way.
I'm the parent of 3 gifted (yes, all tested) children and they ALL push the envelope. I don't wait for them to come to dinner, and I don't wait for them to do what I tell them to do. When this child grows up, she will be faced with the harsh reality that she will have to comply with company policies and take directions from a supervisor. It is important to teach our children to respect authority.
As for being out of school: If the child is truly advanced they have special classes for gifted kids. My son had to have a special curriculum created just for him because he was more advanced than the gifted students in his school. It only took me taking the time to meet with the principal and gifted coordinator. Taking her out of school made her feel entitled to make her own schedule, since shes more "special" than everyone else.
As for this letter: I get it. I see so many children that feel entitled because their parents are too lazy to discipline them. This letter applies to more parents than it's intended recipient.
As the babysitter, she should make sure the parents are aware that she will take the time to improve this child, rather than complain about her, and tell the parents that she cares enough to teach the child proper behavior. It's all in how you handle the situation…
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I agree with Mary Poppins. Apparently she was hired to care for twins and now has the extra burden of home-schooling this braniac spoiled older child. My advice to Mary is to demand triple pay (tutors are not cheap)…or QUIT!
My daughter was placed in a gifted class throughout elementary school. By 5th grade my daughter was so overwhelmed with the amount of work that she asked me to change her class and I did. At the age of 22 she has a nice job and is doing well. Some of her friends who remained in the gifted program burned out in High School or college and started using drugs. One passed away from a drunk driving accident. The pressure placed on these "gifted" kids by parents and teachers can be too much. Whether they're 10 or 20 years old many start to rebel and the results can be disastrous. My advice is to raise a child that is happy, healthy, and responsible and the rest will fall in place.
Lol. I knew people like that brat in school. "Smart" (according to their parents, who got them into GT or what have you) but really just high-strung, loud, and moronic beyond all reason. What happened to being smart AND well behaved?
Wow. All you parents, especially Charity, need to get over your children. All three tested? and one needed special curriculum just for him? Good for you. But honestly: poor child… he has no chance, no chance at all.
Children who are labeled "gifted" are not any smarter. Studies have been shown to prove this. They either have a higher work ethic, OCD, or other psychological issues.
My advice? Your friends are probably sick of hearing you brag about your "gifted" child, your child is probably loosing quality time interacting with classmates, who probably outcast him or her due to this "gifted" status, and most likely your child won't end up going to an ivy league, but rather rebel in highschool in order to fit in.
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A Jefferson County Sheriff's deputy found the two-year-old walking on English Knoll Lane around 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 3.
Officers went to the child's home and arrested the mother, 26-year-old Ashley Rogers.
The child, who had a cut on his foot, was taken to Children's of Alabama hospital for observation.
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M.I.A. and the NFL Are Done Fighting
M.I.A.'s legal battle with the NFL over her performance at the Super Bowl in 2012 when she quite literally flipped it to the man has been settled. »
M.I.A.'s legal battle with the NFL over her performance at the Super Bowl in 2012 when she quite literally flipped it to the man has been settled. »
M.I.A. released her latest video from Matangi entitled "DoubleBubbleTrouble." If you have epilepsy or problems with crazy fast editing, then this video probably is not for you. »
Because this is exactly what Beyoncé and the rest of the Carter/Knowles clan needs right now, M.I.A. has released a remix of "Flawless." »
Katy Perry's love life is back! Just when you had finished fretting about her crispy Coachella sunburn, reports of her latest romance have surfaced — and we might want to root for this one, with some provisions. »
Today, in "are you fucking kidding me," the NFL has demanded an additional $15.1 million from M.I.A. in restitution for briefly raising her middle finger during the Super Bowl halftime show two years ago. This brings the entire arbitration claim against her to $16.6 million. »
M.I.A. had some SWV-length, jewel-encrusted nails done for the photo shoot for her new album Matangi. Except that the final album artwork was so stylized that no one got to see them. »
Last night, professional shit-stirrer M.I.A. gave a rather energetic performance of her song 'Y.A.L.A.' (You Always Live Again) on Conan. Just lights, smoke, a twelve-spoke wheel, and a red, flowy article of clothing that could have benefitted from some big ass Beyoncé-style fans — though MIA did work it as best she… »
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M.I.A.'s new album Matangi comes out on Tuesday, but you can listen to the entire thing today: It's streaming online, via Vevo/YouTube, track by track. So far we've heard harsh beats, chanting, random country name shout-outs and reggae-tinged melodies. One track above, one below, more at the link. (She has a song… »
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How to Decorate a Wedding Cake With Ribbon
Ribbons can be made from edible and food-safe products.
By Glyn Sheridan
Ribbons are a traditional wedding cake embellishment. Besides adding a design element, they frequently cover icing seams or imperfections. Three types of ribbons are acceptable when decorating the cake: coated fabric ribbons (picot), designed for safe use with food, white chocolate ribbons and fondant ribbons, crafted from edible ingredients. Ribbons, alone or in combination with lace, flowers, iced piping and other decorations, can turn a plain wedding cake into a stunning work of art.
- What You Need to Know
- Consider the cake-cutting ceremony. Place the ribbon so it is easy to remove from your cake when it's time to serve.
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Sketch a plan for the wedding cake or refer to a photograph depicting a cake with ribbons. While you may have an idea in mind, having a visual reference will allow you to add or subtract design elements in advance, leaving only the assembly of the cake the day before the wedding.
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Circle the base of a fondant-covered cake layer with a single row of ribbon to cover the space between the fondant and the cake board. This provides a simple but elegant touch, hiding tiny wrinkles or small gaps that frequently occur on fondant cakes. Use 1-inch or wider ribbon and attach it to the fondant by brushing on thin icing just before positioning the ribbon.
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Form bows from fondant ribbons to match a fondant-covered cake. While the fondant used to cover the cake layer is about 1/4-inch thick, fondant ribbons should be no thicker than 1/8-inch for a delicate look. Fondant tools, available from hobby stores and cake decorating stores, allow you to roll the fondant very thin before cutting it into strips and forming it into bows or other shapes.
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Prepare fondant ribbon accents up to two weeks before the wedding to allow the fondant to harden, but use fresh fondant if you're going to drape ribbons on the decorated cake. Fondant is available in cake decorating stores, or you can make your own.
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Use pliable white or colored chocolate to form delicious ribbons that the wedding guests can eat. Sometimes called "chocolate plastic," you can roll this clay-like substance ultra-thin and cut it into delicate ribbons. Form into bows and curls, or cut wide chocolate ribbons the height of your cake layers and wrap each layer for an elegant look.
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Accent wedding cake plates with picot ribbon, using hot glue to attach the ribbon to the outside circumference of the plate. Align the top of the ribbon flush with the surface of the cake plate for the best look.
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Really good climbing! Thoroughly enjoyed climbing this in the February sunshine! Never too hard, but quite long and sustained after the athletic start.vertigo - Lead RP - 02/Feb/13 with Dash
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Sustained, but never too hard. Needed a breather halfway up. Alex Winter - TR dog - 13/Jul/11 with A. Monks, M. Gibbings
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The word "homophobic" used to bother me. I felt like the "phobic" part of it somehow lent a small bit of justification to queer-hating individuals, in that fear cannot be helped. Thanks to Michele Bachmann, I do not have this problem anymore.
What fascinates me about Bachmann is that she is literally afraid of gay people. Yes she's full of distain and pity, but she's also terrified of…I don't know what…contamination? Many conservative populists and evangelicals claim this fear as a fear for their children, or a fear for the future of the institution of marriage. But not good ol' Michele; her fear reaches far beyond that. When she sees/smells/hears/is-glitterbombed-by the threat, she runs for her life.
Recall the April 2005 incident. You know the one. Bachmann rushed out of a town hall meeting. Two constituents (a lesbian and a former nun, to be descriptive) followed and attempted to discuss issues with her in the bathroom. Bachmann screamed, "Help! I'm being held against my will!" and fled, later telling the police she was "absolutely terrified" and "had no idea what those two women were going to do."
I shared this story with a family member who, in turn, accused me of being Bachmannphobic. Um, duh. She is a terrifying tornado of ambition and fundraising and I don't need you or any sexist Newsweek cover to help me realize that.
This same family member then said, "You just don't like women politicians. It was the same with Palin. You didn't like her because she was pretty."
Good looks were the last thing I ever held against Palin. The thing is, gender aside, I never took her seriously. Maybe I should have, but I didn't. She was constantly spouting pre-rehearsed statements about "the Heartland" and "shoring up" stuff. She had been (perhaps unfortunately) groomed into a parody of herself.
But Bachmann…she's not a puppet. Sure, she sounds crazy and misinformed to us liberal folks, but to the conservative populist ear, Bachmann's talking points are heartfelt, morally motivated, and make absolute sense. As Michelle Goldberg warns us, Bachmann's "ideological radicalism should not be mistaken for stupidity."
Watch what's happening now: she's recoaching herself—something Palin never successfully pulled off. Suddenly, when asked about gay marriage or openly gay people, "All of these kinds of questions really aren't about what people are concerned right now."
Pardon me, Congresswoman?
"I am running for the presidency of the United States, I'm not running to be anyone's judge."
Oh…but I thought in 2004 you called gay marriage "the defining political issue of our time."
"Look, Rick Perry's hair just moved."
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It looks like traditional, three minute round professional pugilism will return to New Brunswick in the near future. Victory Promotions, headed by Ulysses Doiron, is in the process of working out the final details of a fight card to be held this summer in Shediac, New Brunswick. Updates will be provided as information becomes available. This announcement comes on the heels of several events promoted as professional boxing featuring contests consisting of five, two minute rounds, starring men with little or no experience. Rest assured, Victory Promotions will provide real boxers, with real amateur or professional experience for the price of admission.
Amateur boxing in Canada has drifted into the doldrums in recent years. When the sport was in its prime it received significant news coverage, with important fights and fighters being highlighted in newspapers across the country. In the 1920s the country was buzzing about amateurs like George Fifield of Toronto and Roy Chisholm of Halifax, with newspapers from each city carefully arguing the strong points of each man. Eventually, the two were brought together to settle the matter, generating considerable attention in the nations sports columns. This kind of hype and fandom has gone by the wayside, but I intend to do everything I can to revive this variety of reporting. Starting next week, I will provide a bi-weekly column on Eastsideboxing.com entitled The Canadian Amateur Project, dedicated solely to fighters outside the fight-for-pay scene. My hope is that other authors, on other websites, from other countries, will follow my lead and slowly reintroduce the amateur sport back into mainstream boxing coverage.
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Chivas USA vence a los Red Bulls con doblete de Torres y primer gol en la MLS de Morales | Chivas USA defeat Red Bulls on Torres' Two-Goal Performance & Morales first MLS goal
The Red-and-White end homestead on a high note
Sun, 08/25/2013
Chivas USA busca cerrar su estadía con una victoria | Chivas USA look to close out homestand with a win
Rojiblancos host Red Bulls in final match of three-game homestand
Sat, 08/24/2013
Borja: Las expectativas siempre son de ganar. No hay otra opción | Borja: The expectations are always to win. There's no other option
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Fri, 08/23/2013
The Red-and-White defender returned to action in mid-week match with FC Dallas
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Bryan de la Fuente scores the lone goal in loss to FC Dallas
Wed, 08/21/2013
Rojiblancos buscan sumar puntos por cuarta vez consecutiva en casa | The Red-and-White look to add points with fourth-straight home result
Red-and-white look to take season series versus FC Dallas
Mon, 08/19/2013
Second-year 'keeper moved up to No.2 and has logged valuable minutes this season
Wed, 08/14/2013
Villafaña participa con Primer Equipo y Reservas | Villafaña sees action with First Team and Reserves
The Red-and-White midfielder played 90 minutes with the Reserves Team
Tue, 08/13/2013
Despite playing with 9-men, Chivas USA rescue one point against unbeaten Colorado Rapids
Mon, 08/12/2013
Álvarez anota para conseguirle puntos en casa a Chivas USA por tercera vez al hilo | Alvarez tallies to give Chivas USA a point in third-consecutive home result
Red-and-White open up three-game homestand with 1-1 tie against Colorado
Mon, 08/12/2013
Chivas USA empata a uno con Colorado Rapids en casa | Chivas USA earn 1-1 draw against Colorado Rapids at home
Carlos Alvarez scores lone goal for the Red-and-White
Sun, 08/11/2013
Rojiblancos buscan sumar puntos en último encuentro con los Rapids | Rojiblancos look to close out series finale with points
Red-and-White will face Rapids in third and final meeting of Regular Season
Sat, 08/10/2013
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- Ishika Ghose
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The "family" is the most over-rated, hypocritical social structure that we have. The roots of most social ills lie within the family
Inequality, gender bias, favouritism, abuse, fanaticism. White-washing and "fakebooking".
Look closely at your own and say it is free from any or all of this.
Blessed is the person who can put her/his hand on their heart and say - my family is not any of these things.
Closing Statement from Ishika Ghose
The first person who must learn is I myself! Insight.
I must try and learn from this "conversation" how to put my "question/idea" in a way in which most people can understand the question first ---- without taking offence, becoming defensive or analysing my reasons for questioning.
What was also interesting and partly expected were the very very angry responses I had from one of the earlier contributors Edward Long.There were times when I felt I had offended him personally.
The idea per se has not evolved/changed in any way as a result of this conversation.
Perhaps because I was looking for more people who would accept the idea itself rather than ask for solutions simultaneously.
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May 2 2013: Family being the first structured unit towards forming society, your proposition seems have some merit...with varied degree in the socio-cultural backdrop one is living.
Say in countries where monarchy is in place....the FAMILY has got highest importance....that being said even in so called democratic countries we see the political leadership follows family tree....
However, what I feel in the dawn of formation of society some other societal structures / authorities became more prominent over family e.g Religion, Cultural influence, Community Pressure Group, even legislation of the state etc. So in such case even if a "family" wants to do something in contrary to what the other forces of society think or believe , "family" will fail to execute.
I am giving an example , I know a number of families around me who accepted the inter-religion marriage of it's members ....but in broader society that has got no acceptance even in this era !!
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Johannes Farr said...
I've only been doing battlegrounds about a month now. When I started out I was really discourages because I kept getting one (or two) shotted. I'm a healer, so it was even worse...I was kind of a walking disposable healing machine.
As I've played more and gotten now 4 pieces of resilience gear it has done wonders. I'm only at like 137 resil, but I don't get one shotted anymore. True, I can't survive focus fire, but that's another story.
So start out with a couple of resilience gems or maybe the Felsteel ring...it's not a lot but with help.
And whether you know it or not getting 1 shotted actually helps you in skill...it teaches you that you have to fight together, or you'll just get creamed. Even the guys with 400 resil in Vengeful remember that rule, because they started out where you did.


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[Nikon D100 D200] RE: Blurry/Fuzzy ?????? Webwald Tue Aug 07 12:01:07 2007
> These were taken with the newest 70-300 4.5-5.6 G lens, several > pictures were blurry, most were not, it was a cloudy day. > If I would have used a 2.8 lens would these pic's have been > more clear? If the cars were travelling quite fast, then the fact that some pictures were a bit blurry (soft) could simply be an indication that the focus was slightly off. The f/2.8 lens would have had better autofocus, so your keeper rate might have been a bit better. However, sometimes the aperture that you were using was quite stopped down, versus the f/5.6 that your lens is capable of at the long end. If you had shot with the aperture wide open, then the shutter speed would have been a bit higher, with a greater likelihood of stopping the action and minimising the effects of camera shake. -- Witold
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